The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-10-25
BREvITIEs.

BREv1TIEs.
A ball win occur at Moline this evening.
| Choice fresh candies from Chicago
| three times week at Kings Fair"
A full line of gents fur nishing goods at
Loeb's the popular halter.
The present high water renders the raft
business anything but sure and profitable.
Great closing out sale of carpets, call
early and have your choice from the large
stock Of @. A. Doelinger, who is closing out
| his carpets at actual cost.
r. Gundrom came down town last even
| ing and amused himself by stiking Anton
Kyle. The latter objected, and the former
was taken before Justice Chopper who
fined him $5 and costs.
| Boys go see the overcoats to fit any of
you at Loeb's for $3.50 to 5000
| All the latest novelties in fall and winter
millinery viii be on exhibition at McCabe
Brothers on Thursday, Friday and Sat
/ urday next.
The alarm of fire last night was caused
by the burning of some shavings in Wills
Brubakers shop, No. 212 Twenty Fourth
street The flames were extinguished
without any loss.
! Remember the cassimeres for men and
boys at two-thirds price at Mitchell & Par
/ sons.
The American express messenger went
up as far as Cordova ON the boat Josie
Yesterday This was made necessary by
! reason of the high water and the abandon
ment of trains.
/ A great many people living in the slough
are moving to more elevated portions of
the city.
The c., NJ. & ST. P. track is still under
water on the Meridosia bottoms. No trains
will be put on until the water subsidies.
The ''Dosia' bottoms are said to be
alive with ducks and hunters.
A nice warm overcoat for $3.50 at
] Loebs.
| A new stock of all the latest styles of
mouIdings at Kings Fair.
! The funeral of Mrs. B. Winter occurred
this morning, and was largely attended.
/ Night school has commenced in Moline.
] The Board of Education held meeting
yesterday.
The Moline saw mills closed up yester-
day on account of moisture.
McCabe Brothers millinery opening oc-
ours on Thursday, Friday and Saturday
next
| Regular old fashioned boom in fine dress
goods at Mitchell & Parsons to-day. Their
stock is calling the best trade from lover
the river"
The mere mention that McCabe Brothers
millinery opening occurs next Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, is q sufficient guar
antee that lots of lovely bonnets will be on
exhibition. which they desire to have crit
ically inspected.
! a good comfortable business suit from
SIS SO to $1,000 at Loeb's the popular
clothier,
The supreme temple of the Ancient Or
der of Templars met in Moline to-day.
Next Thursday the local order will tender
the visitors a reception.
/ The next meeting of the Tri City SAM
tary association will be held in Davenport
on the 25th of November
i For merchant tailoring call on Loeb, his
line of goods cannot be beat and he war
rants perfect fit
The best styles of cloaks and most re
liable in quality made in America, are those
of the famous house of E. s. Mills & Co.,
of New York. Mitchell & Parson only
have them in this section.
/ The citizens of Moline win vote for an
alderman on the 9TH of next month to fill
the vacancy caused by the resignation OF
Ira Wood.
''All the Rage" this evening at Harper's
theatre
Maggie Mitchell plays at Davenport the
list and End of November, when she will
| appear as Marie in 1.-THE Pearl of Savory'
and her new creation of the little Savage
in piece by that name.
The water is said to be at a stand still
once more, at II feet z inches above low
water mark.
Men were engaged this morning in plac
ing the new telegraph wires in position OF
the newly erected poles.
Cut slash and slaughter that is wha
Loeb says he viii do till january 1st.
/ Everything is speciality at Mitchell &
Parsons. They have no bats. but sci
! everything as low as the lowest.
/ If you want a trunk, go to ]. w. Wirtel
manufacturer of trunks, valises and trav
cling bags, No. 220 Brady street, Daven
port, Iowa. All kinds of repairing done
| DromptlV