The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-14
BREV1TIEs.

More new Christmas goods at Kings
Fair"
The Pest house question is not yet
solved.
''King's Fair" for every thing nice and
new.
The Board of Supervisors meet on
Monday.
Joseph Baker the popular jeweler is new
er undersold.
An elegant assortment of Wax and Chi
ma dolls at Krells.
You cannot afford to buy without get
ting Lewenstein's prices.
The permanent bridge at Milan will be
completed early in January.
Everything in the Gents furnishing line
at Lowenstein's Clothing House.
Joseph Baker never allows anyone to
take the lead in quality of goods or stock.
The river is feet above low water mark,
and is again filled with floating ice
A magnificent stock of Jewelry and Sill
yer plated ware at Joseph Bakers.
The Ladies Aid Society of this city will
meet for winter organization next Sat
urday
A marriage license was issued this morn
ing to John Binder and Miss Traces Brock
hamer
If there is.anything new in the line of
Jewelry or Silver plated ware Joseph Ba-
ker has it.
Exciting general remark, the beautiful
garments turned out at the house of E. FL.
Requa the Merchant Tailor
Work will be commenced Immediately
on the new board walk that is to be con
structed in Court House square.
The case against Graham, the hack driver
for using abusive language to an officer
will come up for trial tomorrow morning.
Lowenstein the Clothier, and Gents furn
Usher at the Bengston Block, is discount
ing Davenport prices, every day in the
week.
There were no cases in the police court
this morning, for the reason that no prlso-
ners were arrested by the police yesterday
or last night.
Don't miss Lowenstein's Clothing House
at the Bengston Block, if you wish to Sc
cure bargain in an Overcoat, or nice
fitting suit of Clothes.
Mr.. Joseph Baker converted an ordinary
key winding watch into tstem winder."
A piece of work returned from the Elgin
watch factory as impossible.
Several persons in Jail are enjoying soli-
tary confinement, because of their disturb
ance of the peace and quiet of that insti-
tuition during the night.
Orders from the country promptly filed
for Clothing or Furnishing Goods at Whole
sale or Retail at Lowenstein's, Bengston
Block.
The executive committee of the Land
League held meeting last night and made
all the preliminary arrangements for the
lecture of Hon, Thomas P. O'Connor next
Monday evening.
George Marshall, colored person at the
Jail was released this morning. He was
held on the charge of carrying concealed
weapons, and the proverbial razor was the
instrument found upon his person.
A tramp was entertained at the Armory
last night. This morning he was released,
Armory and abused the officers IN charge.
For this lack of gratitude and appreciation
he was locked up.
The criminal docket of the Circuit Court
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list includes, one murder, two perjuries,
one assault, eight larceny, one attempted
robbery and one malicious mischief.
Those holiday slippers at Carse & Retic-
ker's are very attractive their patterns are
new and of the latest designs, and are
made to wear Bear in mind that they
have no old voters in their stock, but they
are up to the time on everything in their
line.
Chas. Rosenquist while driving team
of horses attached to the delivery wagon
of D. G. Dimock Moline, had narrow es-
cape from instant death yesterday, while
crossing the railroad track in Moline, a
freight engine ran into the wagon and de-
molished it. The driver escaped unin-
jured
The death of Andrew Schneider, an old
citizen of Rock Island occurred at his res
idence corner of First Avenue and Twenti-
eth street yesterday afternoon. The de-
ceased was in his fifty fifth year of his age,
and leaves a wife and four children. The
funeral win occur Thursday afternoon at
o'clock from the family residence.
The well known Davenport photographer
A. Hagehoeck will tomorrow canvass this
city for the sale of q picture entitled "Our
Martyred Presidents" The Autograph
gives portraits of both Lincoln and Gar
field, their respective homes and the prin-
eipal acts Of their official career The
signing of the proclamation of emancipa-
ton and Garfield addressing the National
Republican convention at Chicago are de-
picted as the important events of their res
pective lives. The subscription price is
81, and they promise to meet with large
sale.
We ask yoa to read the advertisement of