The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-17
BREvITlES.

Bear In mlnd the grand cOncert III Aur-
ner Hall next Sunday evening.
G. Juergens for first class granting. If
Handsome cloaks, cheap, at the Singer
Office.
Several Rock Islanders say they are go
ing ont to Milan this evening, in order to
attend the Presbyterian festival.
Gents latest style shoes, at Carse &
Reticker's. oct-S1d6t
Quite number of gentlemen from Rock
Island county are attending the fat stock
show in Chicago.
Bear in mind the fact that Bengston's
drug store undersells everyone else.
Nov11-d1w.
The Pearce case has been ON trial to-day
in the county court; but little else having
been done.
The best line of teas in the city at
Freeman's II ct
The house diagram for the Winston
comic opera performance next Monday
evering, may now be seen at the Harper
House drug store
Genuine hand sewed shoes for ladies and
gentlemen. at E. Turner'S. 17-d2t
ne etectElC iIgnl SlOuo out brilliantly
last evening. and many a Flooding way
farer blessed it while lodging the mud
puddles.
Buy fresh roasted coffee, at Freeman's
17-6t
Mr.. Edmond De Celle, business manager
of the Fanny Kellogg Brignoli concert
company, called at the ARGUS Office this
morning
Elegant dolmans, circulars, bisho ps, etc,
at the Singer Office.
County Clerk Donaldson issued MARI
age license this morning to Victor ]. John
son and Miss Albertina Bruquist, both of
Port Byron.
A large line of slippers, for both ladies
and gentlemen, at E. Turner's. 17-d2t
Mr.. Drury Weatherhead is one of the
happiest men in Barstow. On Thursday
his family circle was added to in the per-
son of a daughter. All doing well.
Buy your winter cloaks of the Partisan
Suit Co. Nov15-d6t.
The Rock Island and Peoria train here
tofore leaving at S:45 a. m. will hereafter
leave at a. m; the train that heretofore
left at 80 p m. will leave at 1 :05 p. m.
in future. Other changes will be made.
The agent for the Partisan Suit Co., is |
at the Singer Office.
Florida oranges. at Hawley & Hills
Mr., Soper, the well-known Eighteenth
street restauranteur, is contemplating radi
cal changes which will transform bis place |
into one unequaled by anything else of
the kind in Rock Island county. When
his plans are complied hewin make them
public.
c. Juergens' for first class sign work. |
If
Manager Cable, of the c., r. /. & p, |
seems to be even "a bigger man than old |
Grant since he has shown his teeth at the |
rival roads in his determination to get a |
fair proportion of Northwestern business |
for his road
Batavia canned goods. extra choice, at |
Freemans. 17-6t
Will Norris, an empioye at the stove |
foundry, was oyerhauled night before last |
by some desperate amateur, while near |
Seventeenth street, on his way home. He
gave the fellow one" across the face with |
his dinner pail and then easily made his |
escape from him.
Sweet cider. at Hawley & Hills.
MIR. c. P. Lewis, formerly cutter at I. |
Heinsfurter's, would like to see his friends /
at E. Zeis', where he has been engaged as
cutter. Mr.. Zeis is making up his stock
of merchant tailoring Is per cent less than |
regular prices, as it is his intention to move |
south after January, on account of i'll |
health in his family.
Pure sugar syrup, at Hawley & Hills.
Grand competitive drill of the Rodman |
Rifles at the Armory next Wednesday even |
ing the 22d. Private Rosene now holds /
the prize medal and if he should win it |
again next Wednesday he will become the |
owner. Louie Knocke and perhaps one |
Or two others, are likely, however, to give |
Mr.. Rosene hard push for the baabIe.
Fresh choice caramels, at Freeman's
17-6t
A grand free lunch every morning from
$50 till II at o. F. Soper's, No. 100 |
Eighteenth street, also oysters served up |
in the latest style. Nov3dtf
In consequence of the gross neglect of |
the operator in the Rock Island Office, the |
ARGUS is compelled to go to press to-day |