Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-10
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Play dishes from sc per set up at the
COiumbi4.
China 4. B. c. plates SC at the
Columbia.
The famous wheelock g. EsIey pianos
al Woodya,t's.
The famous wheelock & Estey piano
at Woodyatt's.
This is the last day Of the shirt sale al
the Columbia
CIemsnn & Salznsnn have a new line
of side boards
A nice line of china and bisk novelties
at the Columbia
The matches Weber g. Decker Bros
pianos al Woody rs.
The matches Weber & Decker Bros
pianos At Woodystts.
Call and see he new line Of tables at
Clemann & Saznann's.
Free lunch and oyster soup at the
Union House .onight.
Fur muf- and capes, in all styles, at
Benefits glove store.
Have you seen those nice storm collars
at Bennett glove store.
Two rooms 20 rent, over David Don's
store. 1917 fdird avenue.
Three nice upright pianos, as good as
new. cheap at Woodyatfs.
The finest line Of ladies' desks in the
city a. G. o Huckstaedt's.
Every1o trades at G. o. Huck-
stsedts, Why don't your
Three dice upright pianos, as good Is
new. cheap al Woodyatt's.
Three nice upright pisnos. as good as
new, cheap AT Wookyatt's.
A. kinds Of gloves suitable of Christ
mas az Bennett's glove store
Headquarters for us full Christmas
goods al Clemsnn s. Sslzmann's.
A large line OF rockers at astonishing
l1" prices q, G o Huckstaedts.
Furnished and unfurnished rooms for
r1ut, enquire at 1717 second avenue.
Read c. A. Meck's adv. on seventh
page and see the bargains he is off ring
Don't forget The 56 page book Of picture
lessons for little ones o. the Co um bia.
Al elegant line of side boards Just
opened up for Christmas at G. o Huck-
stsedt's
The sale of reserved seats for Bill Nve
takes place at the Y.MC.A at 7:3O u. m
Tuesday
Don't fail to read the bargains c. A .
Meek is Offering ON the seventh page OF
tAis paper.
:, City Electrician Will Dickman is con
thned TO his home with an attack of
typhoid malaria.
Someth ing extra in ladies' and gentle
meas dress gloves. suitable for Christ
mas, at Bennett's
George Waguer's Atlantic brewery is
out with its annual compliments in the
way Of Columbia calendar for 1898
The Rock Island bridge will probably
DE closed Monday for the putting in of
the new floors, but it is not yet definitely
determined
A grand coon lunch will he served b.
FerniDsn1 Gross The MOSQUITO
his plar on Third avenue, tonight. Come
and enjoy the feast.
From now until Jan LIST @. A. Meek
will pay car fare or ferri sc to his pat
rons from his place of business, 329
Brady street. Davenport.
TUE ARGUS appears tonight in en-
larged form for the accom- mediation Of
holiday advertising. and will be issued in
the 7-columu siz until after the holiday
season
The L ,dies' Columbia club will meet
Tuesday afterno at 4 o'clock I the
rooms OF the Rock Island CIuzens' I'm
prOvement association All interested in
the work arc invited To attend.
Manager W. G. Albright, OF the Postal
Telegraph company. l. gether with his
wife, is in Chicago On a short visit, Agent
Staudsbvrry, of the Adams Express com
pany. handling the key during his alb,
senoe.
Spoons are always appropriate and
useful presents and Will r. johnson
always leads in the novelties in this line
He is constantly adding and presents AN
array that is unequaed anywhere in this
vicinity.
Young men are cordially invite to the
young mems meeting at The 7. NJ. c. A
at $50 p. III tomorrow H. A Weld will
speak upon the topic, "a Ql-stIon That
Confronts Everyone" Mu-lc by an or,
chestra; also solo by Prof Stark, OF Mo
line.
Fred Appelquist went rabbit hunting
yesterday and met with such success that
he proposes TO give his friends treat
Monday m Jrning in the way of a rabbit
lunch, to be served at his exchange on
Third avenue and Seventeenth street.
He will be glad to see all his friends.
Silence ia golden and 80 are the oppor-
sa&ities for securing solid gold, filed
and silver W 4tches at Will r Johnson's
His sto K 10 com plete and the assortment
to select from is tho finest in the three
cities. Never before has he presented
such an elaborate display which is well
worth a visit to see
The funeral of the lste Michael Bren-
Aen, which was held from St Joseph's
(church yes erdsy morning at 9 O'Clock.
was well attended, the services being con
hucted hY Rev Father Msckin. The
Following gentlemen were pall-bearers,
{John A. Murrin, Stephen OConnor,
vohn Maven, James Campbell, John
Nnsworth aud Aid. Charles Evans.
davidson will on Monday make new
erture in the restaurant business
that day he will serve q Is cen,
fnd make specially of short or.
A fine bill Of fare including game
will be on hand and persons Car
torder just what they want and pay
NQr what they get Give the new