Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-21
McCahe Bros.

Buy an album at the Columbis for half |
the price you would have to pay at any
other place in the city.
Pictures. ease!s. clock, silverwsre, at |
C. A. Meck's, 322 Brady street. Daven-
port. Easy payments.
Albums. clocks. psrlor lamps cheap.
Easy payments at c. 4. Mcck's, S22.
Brady street. Davenport.
Mrs. 8. B Stoddsrd has gone to Webb
City, Mo-, where she will spend the holi-
day season visiting friends.
Autograph and scrap albums &c a
piece tonight and tomorrow night at Nc
Cabe Bros. Open evenings.
Scissors in cases, manicure sets. skates.
carvers and carpet sweepers at j. w
Stewsrts. Open every evening this
woek.
free. will pay your car fare. will sell n
easy payments. 322 Brady street, DaV-
er port.
The Rock Island s. Peoria railway
m axes the customary reduction IN fares
for the hold .ys 70 points within distance
of 900 miles.
Don't forget that am in town with as
pretty q line of Xmas goods as you
would care to see at NJ. Lee Gslt's. 1915
Second avenue.
A train every hour to Davenport G
A, Meek will pay the fare to all who
make a purchase at his store. 322 Brady
street, Davenport.
See the nice albums the Columbia
have before you buy of Others. They are
selling them cheaper than any other
merchant in the city.
Silvered wire plate handles TO f. any
plate, given away at Loosley's crockery
store until Christmas. See his new half
page ard. This paper.
Albums clocks, psrlor lamps and
many seful srucles suitable for Christ
mas Easy payments at C. A. Meck's.
3s2 Brady street, Davenport.
O. A Meek will pay the fare for round
trip either on ferry or train TO his pat
rons. Many useful articles for Christi
mas gift. Easy payments. S22 Brady
street, Davenport.
An easy chair, a side boar or an ex>
tension table make good Christmas
present. Car fare or ferriage psid nv
@. A. Meek and easy payments. S22
Brady street. Davenport.
Watch your clock. OF you have none
buy one NJ McCahe Bros. with ~ alarm
at 69,.} Commencing at 2 O'Clock tomor,
row night the liseliest sale of the week on
BED blankets ard books at McCsbe Bros
Kid glove sale in full blast at McIutire
BrOs.' Suede, states, tans, browns. four
buttons, 50 cents; five hook Foster
dressed, black suu colors, rs cents; mus
que 'aire suede, five button length, 75
cents.
All the latest psntomimic successes,
from the Drurv Lane theatre. london.
are introduced In NJ. B. Lesvitts most
Spider and Fly" which will appear here
Saturday night.
Christmas at Brooks & Thierman's as
wei as everywhere. They have as nice
display OF fancy candies. California
fruits. nuts. turkeys and chickens. ducks
and geese, and everything for a good
Christmas dinner.
Tomorrow, Thursday evening I 10 Q
O'Clock, great big Juvenile books. 100
pages, "Aunt VIrginis's Stories" Sc.
apiece at McCsbe Bros At the same
hour one case more 600 psirsl grey bed
blau kets at 63c pair.
NJ. B. Lesvitt's own company will,
when they appear here. present the cele-
brstsd spectacle, "Spide r and Fly" with
new scenery, new costumes pretty maid
ems, funny comedians and new features.
which embrace many novelties.
Special fsle at he Eastern Fair. :107
Fourth avenue. on all toys, especially
noppy horses and shoe flies, which will
be sold at 80 per cent discount the rest of
the week Christmas trees at your own
prices. Drums and dolls a specially.
-SFA colored citizen of D NEWPORT drove
two old horses over here on Tuesday
night and one fell down on Twenty.fourh
6 get and broke its leg He then had
9th animals shot and after cutting them
to pieces yesterday morning. hauled the
remains back to Davenport.
TIE profitable results of Iiberslity and
enterprise in dealing was shown last
evening by the rush to ". Arnold's cash
grocery. 30 great was il that it became
necessary % shut the doors before all
could be accommodated. II pays to give
good goods and low prices-and to adj
verti8e.
At the meeting OF the Young Mems
Stevenson club held a. its rooms last
evening a new constitution and bylaws
was adoped and nominations made for the
election Of officers which occurs one
week from next Tuesday evening. The
meeting was we'll attended and consider
able interest shown.
The hearing of the Gumber-Voyel dog
case from Rapids City came up before
Magistrate Wvill yesterday afternoon,
the former being charged with having
willf,Illy killed domestic animal towit:
q fox hound belonging to the latter.
The magistrate held Gumber in bonds of
$500 to the circuit court.
Mrs. howard Wells entertained q
10 'ge number of her lady friends at her
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