The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-20

no teams being visible at O'Clock this
| afternoon.
Spencer has an immense stock of ties
sets and water sets, with other goods OF
the kind too numerous to mention.
Our merchants with large stocks of oys
tiers on hand, found it convenient to abol
ish fires to-day, otherwise they would have
lost heavily.
At VIM. Pecher's candy factory you
| find the freshest and choicest candies.
The Third wardl sports mad good luck
as the numerous specimens of their PROV
ess which were brought home will fully
attest
If you want to give rich Christmas
| gift. go to Bengstons drug store and buy a
pint bottle of Rock Island cologne.
About o'clock this afternoon the rain,
which had fallen almost uninterrupted for
| nearly forty-eight hours, changed to snow
| There is now splendid bottom for sleigh
ing and the next snow storm of any magni-
tude. will probably be slayer.
Low prices and beautiful toilet sets, at
Bengston's drug store.
County Clerk Donaldson has issued the
following marriage licenses: Richard A
Donaldson and Miss Lou. Conway, Rock
Island; Lou. Dimick and Miss Beecher,
Rock Island; Hugh Mccarthy and Miss
Mary Green. Moline.
Bengston's drug store for low prices.
Beautiful pickle casters aud cake baskets
in endless variety, at E. W. Spencer's.
At o'clock this morning the electric
lights shone to good advantage, through
an otherwise almost impenetrable mist
Medicines and everything else, to all
alike. low prices at Bengston's drug
store.
1t was reported this morning by gen
tleman who travels for Dart g. Gregg, and
who arrived in the city last night, that IN
unknown man had been found yesterday
in trunk at Galva with his throat cut.
For fresh candies remember Pecher's
candy factory in Harper's theatre block.
cost
Only two more days remain in which to
begin new cases for the January term of
circuit court.
John Bengston's for perfumes.
J. D. Struss who will be remembered by
our readers as having been shockingly in
jured in the Buford wood shop over two
months ago by the fall of an elevator. and
whose right leg was subsequently ampu-
tated. died athis residence last evening. His
grief stricken family will have the sincere
sympathy of everybody.
Go to E. w Spencer for first class plat
ed ware of every description.
Burt's shoes for gents at Carse & Ret |
icker's.
Perfume bottles, at Taylor & Philleo's.
At the family residence in this city, |
Ninth street, on the 10Th inst. of conges- |
ton of the lungs, little jamie Winnifred |
Thomas, only daughter of J. l., and M. A. |
exchanged things terrestrial for a
home beyond. Her age was year, 10 |
months and twenty four days. The funer-
Il services will occur tomorrow Thurs
lay afternoon, at two o'clock. Friends
IF the family are requested to attend with
tut further notice.
NE HnGSJ cara STANDS ana casters IN the
;ity, can be found at Spencers.
Breast pins, at Will r. Johnson's.
Japanese brackets, at Taylor s. Phil.
eos.
Yesterday afternoon and up to late
lour last evening, the time OF Squire Crop
Der was taken up with the John Shean-
Henry Edsal case, the former having bee n
charged with assaulting the latter with
leadly weapon. to-wit club, the assault
laving originated in boyish row on the
Tough last Sunday. Finally the charge
vas changed to one of assault and battery
imply, and fine of S25 and costs was
imposed. Mr.. M. NJ. Corbett defended |
Ihean and gave bonds for an appeal
Channels lined shoes at Carse s. Reflex
RS.
Arctics at Carse & Reticker's
Pocket books, at Taylor & Philleo's.
The following from late issue of the
Dubuque Telegraph the ARGUS most hearth
? indorses: Conductor Charley Cross,
Who, for the past six or eight months, has
cen serving one of the conductors on
he fast train between here and Rock ISL
nd, makes his last trip on the train this
vening. The train will be taken off on
he 18th inst, and will hereafter run as a
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