The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-26
BREvlTIEs.

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| Oysters at Frsd Krelrs.
The river is still ON the decline.
The police made no arrests this morning
Call at the Bijou and get your Sunday
Fcigars.
A great rush for caps at Liberman, the
hatter's.
Pictures and albums at Taylor &
Philleo's.
There were fifteen tramps in the armory
last night.
Oysters in.any style or by the can at
Fred KrelPs.
The Board of Supervisors will meet next
Monday afternoon.
All of the latest patterns of neckwear at
L1berman, the hatter's.
Full line of cigarettes and fine smoking
| tobacco, at the Bijou.
Three prizes to be given away at the
shooting gallery tonight
The Land League will meet tomorrow
| afternoon at Norris Hall.
A new time card takes effect on the r.
l. s. p tomorrow at noon.
Everything new at Loewenstein's Cloth
ing House, Bengston's block.
Carte Blanche Gong cut smoking tobac-
co, 81 per pound, at the Bijou.
Leavitt's Gigantean NIinstrels will visit
Rock Island next Wednesday evening.
John Page received fine OF Sc yester
day for indulging too freely in liquor.
For dress or driving gloves, go to Liber-
man, the hatters.
The county court was engaged to-day in
the replevin suit of Schenk VS.. Hartman.
Next Monday evening the Fay Temple
ton opera troupe will render the MAS
cette"
The ice in the river is becoming very
thick, and interferes with the progress of
the ferry.
DIR. Paul will remove his residence next
week to the house lately occupied by c.
NJ Osborne.
Don't fail to call at Loewenstein's and
save from Is to 30 per cent Oh everything
you purchase,
This morning marriage license of A.
W. Davis and Miss Lizzie r. Cornell. was
issued by the county clerk.
Fifty dozen undershirts and drawers to
be closed out at so and rs cents at Loew
ensteins, Bengstons block.
After the First of December, all railroads
in this state will charge cents per mile
for passenger transportation.
Wilson Bros white shirts take the lead.
Liberman, the halter, is sole agent for them
in Rock Island.
White shirts, percale shirts, blue flannel
shirts, or any other kind of shirts, in end
less variety at Loewenstein's, Bengston's
block
w. Wilson, who fell into the plate glass
window of the First National Bank last
Wednesday. was yesterday fined So and
left the city.
The funeral of the late Capt. Haverstick
will be held from his residence On Nine
teenth street. Sunday, at 2 O'Clock p. m
Dr. McCord officiating.
Clothing and furnishing goods are placed
at such low prices, at the Bengston block
clothing house, that they are bound to
move, and they do go, fast.
A number of good shots from this city
attended the tournament at Geneseo the
present week, and carried off some of the
prizes and considerable money.
An old negro named Ben Anderson, liv
ing on Big Island, was robbed last night
of two coats. some undertaking and other
wearing apparel by young colored man.
IF you want a trunk, go to j. w. Wirtel,
manufacturer of trunks, valises and trav-
cling bags, No. 220 Brady street, Daven-
port, Iowa. All kinds of repairing done
promptly.
A drunken man was found on the side
walk this afternoon on First avenue. He
was placed on dray and conveyed to the
armory where he will be allowed To sleep
off the effects of his spree.
Two men engaged in tearing down the
old c.. 3. & @. round-house, had fight
this afternoon, for which they were arrest |
ed They appeared before Justice Crop
per this afternoon, when N. c. Hamilton
was fined 81 and A. Shoemaker was as
sessed 30 and costs.
The Historians Relatives.
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