Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-28
CITY CHAT.


Killing prices at the London.
Special bargains at Goldsmiths.
The holiday season approacheth.
Nothing but straight goods at Dixon's.
Special underwear sale at Gold.
smiths
Special cap and glove sale at Gold
smiths.
George Horton. of LeClaire, was in the
city today
Furnishing goods at killing prices at
the London.
Special mems and boys suit sale at
Goldsmith's.
Now is the time to tuy an overcost at
Goldsmith's.
Don't miss the bargain sale at Gold
smiths clothing house.
1t looks as if the sleighihg might be
"out of sight" tomorrow.
Lloyd & Stewart say the weather is
causing great sale on furs.
A. F. Holbrook, of Terre. Haute, Ind,
is 10 the city visiting friends.
For fine suit well made and fit guars
anteed go to Dixon's. and you will get it
Do not go cold when You can get one
of those seal skin caps at Lloyd s. Stew
arts.
Ladies will do well to inspect Lloyd &
Stewards furs before purchasing else>
where
The cold snap did not send out any ad
vance pointers. 1t even took the sigma,
service by storm.
Buy yourself Christmas present by
ordering new suit or overcoat at Dix,
on's the tailor.
Gents fur collars and cuffs in beaver
and nutre and fur robes. Price them at
Lloyd & Stewards.
Owing TO the continued illness of the
pastor, there will be no services in the L.
P. church tomorrow.
Chic, Clerk R. C. Willerton of the Har.
per, is on the sick list Bob had too
much Thanksgiving this year.
Revival services will be held in the
Forty,fourth street Baptist chapel be,
ginning Monday evening, Nov. 80
Miss Lille Hendren left Thanksgiving
day for Duncan, Mercer county, Ky, 10
visit her uncle, James Hepdren.
Have you seen those new goods that
Dixon has jas, recei7ed? O;ier suit
of them; ali the latest styles and coiors.
Mrs Crawford, who spent Thanks
giving with her daughter. Mrs. Adair
Peasants in Rock Island returned to
her home at Sterling this morning
A. O'Clock this morning the Their
moneter registered one degree above zero
The indications for tomorrow are contin-
uousiy clear aud slightly c)lier weather.
The express companies are always
among the first to show their apprecia.
ton of the snow. All of them-the
Adams. American and L. S.-hsd their
gsily painted s!eds out today.
For fine ladies' cabinets, book cases,
hat racks, sideboards, or anything in the
furniture line go to G. o. Huckstsedt's
They are the best and most substantial
Christmas presents one could buy.
If you are looking for MAS presents
Clemann & Salzmann is where you will tiud
it: fancy rocker, side board. par
lOr table. writing desk. book case, dining
room table, bedroom suite. parlor suite.
folding bed.
Louis Glockhoff will have the opening
of the billiard parlors over his Arcade
cigar store this evening, and Billy Cat
ton, the great, will be present to demon
strate his skill with the cue and worries,
and on brand new tables at that.
Mrs. Perry wife of the bishop of Iowa
has received a consignment of rare and
beautiful Japanese and Chinese goods
which willbe on exhibition at the bishops
house daily from 10 a. m. to 10 p. m.
Admission free.
OF the Rock Island school teachers who
spent their Thanksgiving out of the city,
Miss Corson is at Fulton, Miss Entrikin
in Chicago, Miss Williams at Iowa City,
Miss Hardy at Fulton and Miss Carlton
at Beardstown.
Edward D. Kohn, formerly of Rock
Island and lately of Chattanooga, Tenn,
in letter TO Davenporter declares his
intention of coming to this city and OPEN
ing a wholesale liquor store. He has Sc
cured his location already Davenport
Democrat.
Msj. G. w. Halves. head clerk of the
Modern Woodmen of America, left his
desk. at Fulton long enough to spend
Sunday in Rock Island. Mrs. HAYES,
who spent Thanksgiving in Fulton, re-
turned yesterday morning quite ill.,
J. Davidson and G. Illiugworth is
new firm now open at No. 22O, Eigh-