The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-10-15


Circuit court convened to day in special
session.
A fine and varied line of underwear at
Liberman, the hatter's.
Gents hand and machine sewed shoes,
the best in the market, at Carse s. Retic-
kers.
Very few farmers visited the city during
the day.
Armour,s Chicago hams, none better, at
Dart s. Greggs.
Not single arrest was made by the pc
lice last night.
The city council will meet in special ses-
sion next week
Clothing, very cheap, st Loewenstein's,
Bengston's block.
The Catholic fair is still in progress at
Moline at TENNIS Hall.
Driving and dress gloves of all styles,
shades and qualities, at Liberman, the
hatter's
The Board of Supervisors will meet on
the 2Sth of November.
A goodly number of hunters are out at
the present time killing ducks.
The Gun. Club tournament occurs the
latter part of the present month.
Gloves, underwear. unlaundried shirts,
&C., &C., just received at E. II. Requa's.
marriage license was issued to III. G..
Schenk and Miss Marie D. From, yester-
day afternoon.
Prot. Hartz, the magician, commences a
weeks engagement at Harper's theatre
Monday evening
The water works committee of the city
council met last evening to revise the list
of water consumers.
The Sylvan boat club of Moline, will
give the first of a series of social parties
next Friday evening. -
The tramp room of the Armory is night
ly filled with wandering Migrants who have
no other place to sleep.
The o. w Miller brand of oysters has
stood the test of years. and are yet as they
always have been, the most popular brand
in the market Ask your grocer for them.
None of the manufacturing establish
ments have been compelled to shut down
on account of high water.
The facilities of Loewenstein's clothing
house for selling goods at lowest prices, are
unsurpassed in this vicinity.
A sheriffs sale of household goods at
the court house this morning, gave that
building the appearance of enjoying a
moving day.
Call at Loewenstein's clothing house and
secure bargain in overcoats or full suit.
Underwear of all sorts, at bottom prices,
at Loewenstein's.
A surprise party occurred at L. Haskins
residence on the Rock river road last
Thursday night. The affair was managed
by parties in this city.
Going going, those overcoatings and
fancy suitings at E. II. Requas, the mer-
chant taller. Why? Because Ra nskill is
the cutter and don't you forget it.
The anniversary ball of the Father Mat
thews Temperance Society was postponed
last night in consequence of inclemency of
the weather. 1t will be held On Thanks
giving evening,
VIM. Riedel, who stabbed Lansing Rice,
on raft boat two weeks ago, appeared
before Justice Cropper yesterday afternoon
He was remanded back to Jail on account
of the absence of important witnesses for
the prosecution.
A farmers team became frightened
while crossing the railroad tracks near the
bridge last evening. The harness gave
way and the vehicle was left on one of the
tracks. A car was backed down and
slightly injured the wagon.
Carse s. Retieker are in receipt of an
other large lot of boots, shoes and rubbers,
which they are selling at prices that will
tell. Call at once, while their stock is
complete.
A few of the newest and nobbiest hats
expected Saturday morning, at Liberman,
the hatter's.
If you want 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
promptly.
Beyond doubt, Springer Brothers, Bos-
ton, are leaders in styles in Cloaksp an
Dolmans in this country. In their whole
sale establishment are nearly one hundred
and fifty styles for the trade to select from,
made up in an artistic manner. from their
own special designs and patterns, and
ranging in price from a low cost to the
most expensive garment. This firm show
great enterprise in supplying their custom
ers, and the reputation of their work is
widely known. -Commerctdl Bulletin.
NJ G. Mills sole agent.