The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-15
BREvITIES.

Minstrels tomorrow evening.
Delightful song service this evening a
the First NJ E. church
Dolmans, at the Singer Office
Bob Ingersoll at the opera house mex
Saturday evening.
O-Sau-Kee tribe, I. o. r. NJ. will have
the usual pow-wow to night.
Silk circulars at the Singer Office.
The postoffice lobby is to be warmed each
evening hereafter, as soon as the necessary
fixtures can be obtained and put in. An
excellent move.
President Hugh Riddle and General
Manager r. R. Gable, of the Rock Island
Road, have gone on tour of inspection
of that line, to be absent week Their
first stop will be at st. Paul
Gents latest style shoes, at Carse &
Reticker's. oct-31d6t
Next Tuesday evening, the 21st inst. the
famous Rose Eytinge Combination will
present the Princess of Paris" at Harper
opera house. Go and see the famous Rose,
perhaps for the last time.
Handsome cloaks, cheap, at the Singer
Office.
In addition to those named yesterday as
having gone to Macomb, were the follow
ing: Aid NJ S. O'Meil and son, Mrs. A.
E. KnickerbOcker, Mrs. John NJ Reticker
and the Misses Silvis
Bear in mind the fact that Bengston's
drug store undersells everyone else.
Nov11-d1w.
Our readers will bear in mind that Prof
R.. L. Cumnock, one of the greatest of
modern elocutionists, will appear IN the
Central Presbyterian church one week from
tomorrow evening, the Esd.
Abram Lambert of 92S First avenue,
machinist in the employ of Messrs, Blu
ford. had the second and third fingers of his |
right hand taken offSthis morning by pillow |
beam shaper.
Elegant dolmans, circulars, bishops, etc., |
at the Singer Office.
La Perichole next Monday evening at |
Harper's theatre by the Winston Comic |
Opera Company. 1t is one of the best of /
the Offenbach productions.
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
Marriage licenses issued by County Clerk
Donaldson since last report: Joseph E.
McQuaid and Miss Anna J. Kennedy, Rock
Island; Abraham T. Hall and Mrs Lulu
Gray, Moline; George T. Frels and Miss
Nettie Golden, Barstow; John Brennan,
Presumption and Miss Helen Daxon.
Milan
An enraged woman tried to tear her sig
nature out of deed this morning at the
county building but Recorder Bowman car
ried too many guns for her.
The Pittsburgh went up this forenoon
and will go into winter quarters at Dubu
que. The Josie will arrive down on Fri
day or Saturday, her last trip for the sea
son, she will tie up at st. Louis and the
Libbie Conger will be up about Monday of
next week for her last trip, also, as she will
tarry in Dubuque till next spring.
The agent for the Partisan Suit Co., is !
at the Singer Office. (
The report that the Northwestern road p
was to lease the Iowa division of the Him
DIS Central road, running from Dubuque to
Sioux City, is denied by the Illinois Cen t
trail officials, who state that their lease of t
that branch continues for five years. at the I
expiration of which time they will be emit i
tied to perpetual lease. 9
Buy your winter cioaks of the Partisan c
Suit Co. Nov15-d6t. s
Last evening, shortly before o'clock, t
the little steamer Viola took her last trip I
from Kahlke's boat yard, in flame and e
smoke skyward. There was an insurance a
on the boat and machinery of $1,000, s
which will meet the loss about half way 9
The firemen did excellent work, having in S
use about 800 feet of hose. By their J
hard and well directed efforts adjoining h
property, including the steamer G. j. s
Caffrey, was saved s
In county court this forenoon, Judge f
Adams presiding, Patrick O'Connell, in s
dicted for an assault with deadly weapon, b
moved a continuance through his attor- p
ney, Mr.. Kenworthy. Leonard Koch. n
John Cahal and Thomas Wilson, waived
formal arraignment on the charge of lar s
,eny, and each entered plea of not v
guilty. a
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