Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-25


Xmas orders, which are coming in daily.
All our friends are invited to partake
with rs our Thanksgiving turkey lunch.
We will have among our fancy drinks
Tom and Jerry. Schwecke & Luchman
At the Star tomorrow will be grand
turkey lunch ali day. Tom and Jerry
will he on the list of hot drinks. Don't
forget the place, Msuckef Il Parker
Mark ct square.
A handsome assortment OF ladies' plain
and fur trimmed jackets just placed on
sale ct McIntire Bros. at prices from 20
to 33I per cent less than week ago.
Prices are tumbling.
B.Seeburger will have grand Thanks
giving Lunch tomorrow from 8 TO IL
o'clock. where the turkey will be served
and plenty of the finest wines. liquor and
cigars at Franklin house saloon.
One of the neatest and most ornamen-
tai ca endars for the season of 1892 that
has vet been seen. is being distributed
with the compliments of Charles McHugh,
the ticket broker. in Harper house block.
Mrs. Georgia Bixby has gone to Orion
this afternoon to attend the marriage OF
her cousin, Miss Georgia Perez. to John
Bell. and to spend Thanksgiving. The
wedding occurred at 80 this afternoon.
Darrsh has turkeys. ducks. chickens
and geese. celery. cranberries and bulk
oysters; all kinds of nuts and fruit, home
made mince meat Leave orders this
evenir so as to insure prompt delivery
in the morning.
Fred Cunningham won the Moline
walking contest having 90 miles to his
credit. This morning Moline INDUCED in
a wrestling match at the corn planter
works in which one of the participants
was seriously disabled.
One of Updike s. Nichols horses took
q run through Spencer square from Nine
teenth and Second to Third and Twen>
tieth this morning, but strange to say DO
damage was done to the park ornaments
or to the horse and wagon.
DR.. Mann, president of the Evanston
common council, Capt. Fitch, commits
sioner Of public works. Aid. Magill and
Editor Hotchkiss, of the Evanston Press,
spent yesterday in Rock Island inspect
ing E iwards s. Walsh's brick paving.
The Club-thst is the place to go for
your Lunch tomorrow. Turkey and all
other good things will be on the table, and
plenty of it. day and evening; Tom and
Jerry, and all other hot. fancy drinks.
Fine domestic and imported cigars spe-
cislty.
George W. French, president of the
Eagle pillow works. was voted q gold
headed cane at fair as the most popular
business man in Davenport. He was 300
votes ahead of his nearest competitor.
The colonel seems 20 be as popular as he
is handsome.
For Sale-A desirable piece of resi-
dence property situated at 1919 Fourth
avenue Two story brick house, good
cellar. good pantry, closets. sewer con-
nections. well and cistern. large barn and
other out buildings in good repair. En-
quire Of Adam Schssb on premises.
At the New Stand, there will be
grand Thanksgiving lunch and will have
supply of Tom and Jerry. This will be
one of Otto's old time lunches and he in.
vites all of bis old customers as well as
the new ones. Don't forget the place
THE New Stand" Otto Sab, proprietor.
Miss Haas, the milliner. has just res
ceived some very nice novelties in fancy
goods for the holidays, and she has q
great m any more coming in daily. La
dies would do well to call and examine
them before purchasing elsewhere.
Stamping and embroidery q specially.
Anyone knowing how Fred Appelquist
always sets up his Thanksgiving lunch
can look for the same treatment Thurs
day. All can find turkey and oysters.
and everything nice that makes good
lunch. Nice Tom and Jerry and the Royal
bowl will be on the list of fancy drinks.
The beautiful Cable monument de-
signed and constructed in Belgium has
been received in Rock Island. II. Bosse,
who surerintended the unloading of the
monument from the vessel at New York,
states tt at it is massive and msgnif-
cent piece of workms nship, weighing six
| tons.
May Miller Catfish Miller" of Dayen-
port, made nuisance % herself by driv-
ing up and down Second avenue last
evening and promiscuously inviting peo-
pie to ride with her. Officer Carlson
accepted the invitation, and today Magis
trate Wivill imposed a fine of SO aud
costs which was paid.
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