The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-23
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The river is on the rise.
The memorial meeting tonight.
Olivette at Harper's Theatre this

The river is on the rise.
The memorial meeting tonight
0iivette at Harper's Theatre this even
ing
Attend the meeting tonight at the Court
House
i The city police made no arrests last
night.
The public schools will be closed next
Monday.
s Liberman the halter has full line of
fall hats and neckwear.
The Plow City band gave festival last
evening at Armory hall, Moline.
The street and alley committee are still
agitated over the Garin property.
The Schroeder manslaughter case was
before the circuit court this morning.
Moline and Davenport will observe Mon
day, the day of the Presidents funeral.
Driving and dress gloves of all descrip-
tions may be seen at Liberman's the halter.
Frederick Warde will apper as Ottello at
Harpers theatre on the night of October
1st.
Mr.. Lundy has not yet recovered his
horse and wagon, stolen last Monday
night.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
to James Greenwood and Miss Amanda
Wilcox
This morning men commenced exeavat-
ing the trench for the inflow pipe of the
water works.
The meeting of the Tri City Sanitary
Association has been postponed until Mon
day Oct 3rd.
Service at Trinity chapel at 8 p. m. {;
Sunday school at the usual hours, $50
a. m and 4 p. m.
The Rock Island gun club will meet at
their park this afternoon for practice. The
shoot is for u badge.
The chisel boat has about concluded its
work on the inlet pipe. The dredge boat
was also placed in position.
The council met this afternoon and
passed appropriate resolutions on the
death of President Garfield.
Ladies and gents shoes, hand and ma
chine sewed, and the different widths at
Carse & Retickers 23d2t
w J. Entriken. of Moline, met with an
accident Wednesday night. He stepped
upon a brass spring in his bed room and
injured his foot.
Everything in the gents furnishing
goods line for fall wear, now on exhibition
at Liberman's the popular halter.
Ross the oyster man, has his arrange
ments finally completed, and is now able to
supply the trade regularly.
Col. Flagler and the officers at the
Arsenal win participate in the memorial
exercises in this city next Monday after
noon.
The weekly ARGUS published to-day,
contains the full account of the hanging of
GALLON. Extra copies are for sale at the
office.
Reddig pleaded guilty to the charge of
stealing some tools from P. W. King yes
terday afternoon, and was sentenced to re
main in Jail thirty days.
Sheriff Ankrum is having the interior of
the court house very prettily decorated.
The pillars are covered with white and
black bands.
If you want a trunk, go to ]. W. Wirtel,
of trunks, valises and trav
cling bags, No. 220 Brady street, Daven
port, Iowa. All kinds of repairing done
promptly.
The c. R. 1. & P. has just completed a
new sleeping coach called Davenport.
Two new coaches are in course of construc
ton to be named ''Geneseo" and Moline. -
Carse & Reticker are in receipt of
large line of children and Missiles school
shoes on common sense last, low heels,
and wide extension soles. Call and
examine 23d2t.
A memorial service will be held at Trim
ity church at 1915 a. m; subject of ser
mon 1.-THE Man of Faith" Evening ser
vice at p. M; subject of sermon
'Watchfulness.
James Connolly, an old resident of Rock
Island county, living one mile west of Pre-
emption, died Wednesday of old age. He
was buried yesterday by the society of
Orangemen at Presumption.