Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-13
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Rock Island friends.
Three -i-a upright pianos. as good as
new. cheap 81 Woodystrs.
Three uice upright pianos. as good as
new. cheap at Wookyatts,
Every Wednesday evening there will
De dsacing school at Turner hall.
Beginning Thursday night. McIntire
Bros will be open evenings till Christ
mas.
A D Huesiug has some choice real
estate in VARIOUS portions OF the city for
sale.
Rood 'ho Famous special holiday
shipper sa.o .uVorsIs.neut on another
page.
Loosley's crockery store will be open
evenings from now until after Christ
mas.
Mrs. 6. :. Guyer gives a recital tOmor>
rew afternoon at her home on Nineteenth
street.
The store windows are already begin
ming to show the approach of the holiday
season.
Msnsger Albright. of the Postal Tele-
grsDh company, is back from his trip to
Chicago.
There will be a concert and entertain
neRt at the Aiken street chapel Wednes
day evening.
Amos Andrews. of Omaha, arrived in
Rock Island yesterday on a visit OF sew
ersl weeks to friends.
While 10 Davenport call at Fluke's, 3l7
cd, ~ y fe -
goods. 1t is the finest in the three cities.
This is the opportunity for the mer-
chants harvest, ana the business man
who sdvertIses literally and judiciously,
gets it.
Tue Famous, 10S West Third street, is
offering greatly reduced prices on holiday
slippers. Read the advertisement on
another page.
The Jarvis White Art Co $50 Brady
street, Davenport, has bargains in framed
pictures. aud you will do we'll to see
them before purchasing.
There will be speciol meeting of the
ladies auxiliary of the Y. N G. A. to-
morrow morning at 10 O'Clock. All
members are urged to be present
W. q. Fluke, Sl7 Brady street, Dsy-
enport, has just received a large display
Of japanese goods, consisting Of many
beautiful Christmas novelties
Some beautiful Christmas novelties in
Japanese goods at Fiuke's. SIT Brady
street, Davenport. Largest display OF
these goods ever shown in the three cities
II you want really fine and valuable
present, see the water colors by Craig.
Filter, Harrison and others at the Jarvis
White Art Co.'S, 800 Brady street. Dav-
export.
The ssie of reserved seats for the
Beard Chalk Talk" lecture at the Burlis
at Davenport Friday evening. opens at
Fiuke's book store IN Davenport tomor,
row morning.
Wait for your holiday goods. See
Theodore Frees fine line which will be
opened al 2l07 Fourth avenue in q few
days aud will be sold at lowest prices on
account of lsteness Of spring.
The work of csnvassing for the Stone
directory is progressing rapidly. With
proper encouragement Rock Island will
be given guide to the city and will be
az credtsble as it will be reliable.
Lost. 8 pocket book, containing be-
tween S1s and S13, between the Adams
Wall Paper Co. s store and Thirteenth
street and Second avenue. Finder will
be rewarded on returning it to this
Office,
Gus Englin, who has sbeeD very i'll
with typhoid fever, was at his place OF
business today for the first time in four
weeks. He is still quite weak, but his
many friends will be pleased to know
that he is recovering steadily.
Invitations have been sent out an
nouncing the marriage of Miss Mamie E.
Krell and DR.. E. M Ssla, which occurs
at the home OF the brides mother, Mrs
Elizabeth Krell, 1904 Third avenue, on
"Wednesday evening, Dec. g. at z
o'clock.
81. Kretlow, o! San Francisco, an Or
gnnizer of the Cigar Makers Union, was
in the city over Sunday and last night
meeting of the members Of the union was
held st which Mr.. Kretlow made an ad-
dress. They are urging on labor organic
ssions the Importance of using only union
made cigars.
Manager Montrose has secured first.
class attraction for Christmas eve 1t
Harper's theatre, in the spectacular pro-
duction. The Spider and the Fly," the
paper for which 10 now being posted.
The extravaganza is introduced with the
most elaborate scenic effects, including
an electric fountain OF real water. There
are 40 people in the cast.
TAe board Of supervisors met in regu-
lar session at the court house ut Q O'clock
thus afternoon, Chairman Smith presid-
ing All the members were present ex-
cept Supervisor Crslle, and after hearing
the minutes OF the previous meeting read