The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-10-26
BREVITIES.

Millinery opening tomorrow.
Silk dolmans at M. G. Mills
Oysters at Fred KrelPs.
The Rodman Rifles meet for drill this
evening.
Hills "All the Rage" combination appear
at Davenport this evening.
Silk dolmans at NJ. G. Mills
Uncle Toms Cabin" will be given at
Harper's theatre next Saturday afternoon
and evening.
The city council viii meet in regular ses-
sion next Monday evening.
tn. Silk dolmans at NJ. G. Mills
The Board of Supervisors hold their
quarterly meeting next month
The next term of circuit court convenes
early in January.
Oysters by the can or dish at Fred
Krells.
The boss place for clothing and furnish
ing goods at Lowenstien's, Bengton block
A large amount of freight is still await
ing shipment on the 1evee.
Silk dolmans at NJ. G. Mills.
a marriage license was issued to David
Ross and Miss Witherspoon.
The millinery opening at McCabe Bros.
promises to be the event of the season.
The Trinity church festival will be all the
rage next week.
The river was rising a little last night,
but this morning it is again stationary.
Silk dolmans at NJ G. Mills
The Supreme Council of the Ancient
Order of Templars is in session at Moline.
Cardigan jackets, wool stockings and a
large stock of gloves and mittens at Low
enstein's, Bengston block.
The Herbert combination play "1ncha-
vogue" at Moline this evening.
The grand millinery display at McCabe
Bros. begins to morrow and continues for
three days.
Fay Templeton and party viii present
THE Mascotte" at Harpers theatre We'd
nesday evening of next week.
The shooting tournament will conclude
this afternoon.
Silk dolmans at NJ G. Mills
The Sterling branch of the G. B. s. O.
is still above water, and the train goes
through on time.
Have you seen the Alladden hard coal
base burner at E. w. Spencers.
Silk dolmans at M. G.. Mills.
Call and examine those bleached canton
flannel underwear with knitted ends at
tached, at Lowenstein's, Bengston block.
The ladies of 9th avenue, between Broad
way and the street car stables, would like
to have the street and alley committee visit
that ncighborhood- and see if the mud
cannot be abated. The ladies
would like occasionally to interchange
visits with their neighbors across the
street.
Henry Coffeen, of the Moline Plow
works. was presented with a gold watch
chain yesterday by his friends in that
Mr.. Coffeen departs for
the west this evening.
Silk dolmans at M. g. Mills
A mad dog was killed yesterday after
noon near the corner of Third avenue and
Twentieth street.
Just received another invoice of mems,
boys and cnildrens listers of all shades,
away down low in price, at Lowenstein's,
Bengston block.
A match game of billiards viii occur
this evening at Syme's saloon, in the thea
tire block, between L. McAffee and W. |
Cation.
You can buy clothing and furnishing |
goods reteil atwholesale prices at Loewen-
STEMS, Bengstons block.
The funeral of Mr.. w. p. Duffin, late of |
Maquoketa. Iowa. viii take place from the |
residence of James Johnston, Esq, at Mi |
Ian, tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
Great closing out sale of carpets, call |
early and have your choice from the large
stock of G. A. Doelinger, who is closing out
his carpets at actual cost.
All the latest novelties in Paris and Ber-
lin designs viii be shown in exact dupli-
cate at McCabe Bros. opening on Thurs
day Friaau and Gaf14yf7av /