Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-24
TOWN TALK.

Sheiied nuts Of all kinds at Kreli s.
Maths.
Window shades in many new shades at
SATELLITES.
Dressed poultry. oysters and celery at
Longs.
Turkeys, geese, ducks and chickens at
Young's.
The Kelly shoe in all widths at Dolly
Bros. new store.
Mark Ashdown. of Port Byron, was in
the city today.
Pears. bananas. oranges. grapes, chest
nuts at Browner's.
Telephone 1887 to w. A. Ehleb, 3Q5
Twentieth street.
VIC. Lewis, Cheboygan. Mich, is in
the city visiting friends.
Sheriff Gordon will spend Thanksgiving
hunting in Rural township.
Five great rushes for five great bargains
this week at McCabe Bros.
Over 1000 pounds of turkeys at
Ioung's today and tomorrow.
Mrs. l. D Burgh left this morning for
Clinton on few days visit.
Call and see those silk garters with
silver clasps at Will r. Johnson's.
The five great bargains this week at
McCaoe Bros. are five great successes.
Try Young's genuine home made mince
meats. the best and purest in the mar,
ket.
Tenderloin, spare ribs and backbone to
be had at h. Schroeder's, 223 Twentieth
street.
Have you seen those beautiful. rings
diamond and pearl setting, Just received
at Will R. 1ohnson'ss
That enormous drive in ladies' felt
sailor hats at McCabe Bros. is taking the
town by storm-25c apiece.
Leave your order early for everything
good for q fine Thanksgiving dinner.
Young has just what you want.
Turkeys, chickens and ducks; also the
finest roasts in the market at q. Schroed-
eI's, No. 22S Twentieth street. Tele :
phone 1,194 =.
When looking for Xmas presents for q
young gentleman. cast an eye on Will R.
Johnson's window. and see the latest
novelties in silverwsre.
The workmen at Wsgner's brewery
gave dance st Turner hall ON Saturday
evening which was well attended and
proved pleasant affair.
Quail, oysters in can. bulk oysters. oys>
tiers in the shell. turkeys. geese, duck,
chickens, mince meat, crsnberries, and
fruits of all kinds at Young's.
c. G. Truesdale would be pleased to
supply the public with whatever
II ~ might need for Thanksgiving feast
Telephone or call at 1902 Second avenue.
Thanksgiving cakes and pies for sale
at the Harper house drug slrore Wednss-
day, Nov. 90. II g. m. to 5 p. m, by the
young ladies of Broadway Presbyterian
church.
The seventy five striking grinders and
po fishers in the employ Of Deere s Co.,
reported this morning that they would
accept the proposition of the company
and return to work.
Walter Weiss. who runs the ice ma
chine at Wagner's brewery. had the small
toe OF bis left foot badly lacers.ed this
morning by heavy piece of steel falling
on it. 1t is very painful though not
serious injury.
The family of the late j. NJ. Wilson, of
Rural. desire to express their sincere
thanks to their neigh5ors and friends for
the kindness rendered them through the
sickness and death of their father.
All kinds of nuts and fruits, canned and
bulk oysters, maple sugar. apples. celery,
cranberries, honey, olives. and everything
in the fancy grocery line at W. A.
Ehleb's, telephone 1887. or call at 305
Twentieth street.
Thirty pounds of butter and five dozen
of eggs were stolen from the fish market
on Fourth avenue between Twenty-frst
and Twenty second streets early last eve.
ming, but NO trace of the thief could be
found by the police.
The Rock Island Buggy company,
Rock Islands new industry. started up
Yesterday morning. This Is an enter
prise which is destined TO win not only q
healthy trade, bus the pride Of the city
whose name it bears. 1t Is backed by
some OF our soundest and most conserva.
tiye business men and is in charge Of
man of experience and ability in Mr..
White