The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-22

Fine Christmas cigars at Bengston's.
Miss Lizzie Rochelle is said to be the
Langtry of the Oates troupe
The Oates opera troupe arrived this
forenoon on the Peoria train, and put up''
at the Harper.
Don't fail to learn Bengston's prices.
Nice turkeys, at Hawley & Hills.
Remember that Henry KrelPs place will
be open all day Sunday.
At a late hour this afternoon a marriage
license was issued to Michael Sehweitzberg
and Mrs Eliza McKlbben, of Upton,
Iowa.
Oysters: by the can and bulk, at w. FL.
/ Beans
This is the day to buy your toys; when
you are looking around do not forget that
Henry Krell has almost anything you can
! ask for.
AT point directly opposite the B,s
ford Plow works there is reported some
thing akin to an ice gorge in the river this
afternoon.
Choice chickens. at Hawley 81 Hills.
Bon Ton cologne at BengstJn's.
Call at Fred Krell's for fresh candies.
Said prominent republican yesterday:
eff the democrats will nominate Maj. Lou
Buford or Alderman Lundy for mayor to
run at the next charter election, I'll sup
port him and get my friends to do the
same"
Alderman Henry received seventy-two
gallons of splendid Baltimore oysters (the
~ N&I.s
The cars of the Milan line are over
crowded nowadays with people of both
sexes, who come to Rock Island to ex-
change their money for beautiful and use
store, by common consent. being the pas
senger depot at this end of the line.
Beautiful pickle casters and cake baskets |
in endless variety, at E. W. Spencer's.
For fresh candies remember Pecher's |
candy factory in Harper's theatre block.
cost
The funeral services of J. Diederich |
Struss yesterday afternoon at the German |
Lu,heia church were largely attended. Tie |
bearers were Messrs. Chas. Hansgen,' Geo. |
Ries, Peter Hay, D. Kracke, Chas. Pfoh, |
William Kurth, William Schroeder and j.
Sauerman.
Burt's shoes for gents at Carse & Ret
icker's.
The finest card stands and casters in the |
city, can be found at Spencer's.
Charles Fl. Boman, collector of taxes
for the town of Moline. filed his official
bond this morning at the county clerks
office in the sum of $4,000, with the fol-
lowing names appended as sureties in ad-
dition to his own: David O. Reid, Still
man w Wheelock, Nelson Chester. Charles
F. Hemenway and c. Stewart ELS.
Japanese brackets, at Taylor & Phil
leo's.
Chamois lined shoes at Carse 81 Retick-I
ers.
Clerks Cooke and Koehler issued the fol-
lowing marriage licenses to-day: Charles
A. Erickson and Mrs. Lena Nordquist,
Rock Island; Swan Anderson and Miss
Hannah Monson, Sterling' James Gibreith,
Atkinson and Miss Matilda Smith, Bowl
ing; James 81. Clark, Port Byron and Miss
Lizzie M. Hahn, HiIlsdale; Magnus Huber
and Miss Louisa Jaeger, Rock Island.
Arctics at Carse g. Reticker's. |,
Pocket books, at Taylor s. Pnilleo's.
Dressed dolls, at Taylor q Philleo's.
When Captain Frank Ell. Phipps of the
Arsenal went to Washington fortnight
lgo the ARGUS predicted promotion for
him. Yesterday the genial officer returned
With majors commission but we regret to
earn that the promotion is likely to be
attended with transfer to some other
1eld of duty.
Slippers for everybody at Carse & Ret
cker's.
Toilet sets, at Taylor & Philleo's
The Christmas programme for Sunday r
morning next at the Central Presbyterian
,hurch, is as follows: Cornet and organ
voluntary: Selections From a Lost
Chord" doxology, invocation, anthem: c
Angels Ring to us Great JOY" scripture /
md prayer, anthem: And There Were /
,hepherds;" cornet solo Flee as a Bird:' L
ermon by the pastor. the Rev, s. s. Cryer;
prayer, hymn, benediction, and organ t
md cornet duet as the congregation passes
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Ear rings, at Will r. Johnson's. b
Scrap books, at Taylor & Philleo's. r
Latest styles of shoes ut Olson's.
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