The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-01
RREvYTIEs.

The Mary Anderson party went to Peo-
ria this morning.
Marshal Miller reports thirty-fve arrests
for October.
Gents latest style shoes, at Carse s.
Reticker's. oct-3ld6t
Edward Patterson was reported quite
low yesterday and grave apprehensions
were expressed respecting his condition.
Deputy Sheriff Ankrum it is "a no
such thing" and people who know him will
readily believe his statement.
Rock Island viii be lighted tonight by
the scintillations from the diamonds on
editors shirt fronts.
Squire Chopper collected $S4.s5 in fines
for the month of October, which he has
turned over 60 City Treasurer Robinson.
Milan people, to the extent of two car
loads. came in to see Mary Anderson last
night, returning after the performance.
Internal revenue receipts for October
were as follows: Beer, Sc. 451 90; cigars,
$693 so; tobacco, $40. Total, So. 1925
Justice Halves will soon be comfortably
settled in his new Office. over Wheaton's
drug store.
The broken culvert at the corner of
Seventeenth street and Sixth avenue, win
be put in shape again to-day.
A brakeman was knocked off train at
Carbon Cliff this noon.and killed.
Home MISCONCEPTIONS and New Mex
leo and foreign missions, papal Europe,
viii be the subjects of the Broadway church
monthly concert meeting this evening
Mary Anderson played last night to
nine hundred dollar house. In Davenport
the receipts were but $3.50.
A full stock of slippers, at Carse &
Reticker's. 31-d6t
Dr. Hamilton Griffin, Mary Anderson's
step-father, says that Mary weighs 100
pounds. 1t must be, then, that she was
dressed in buffalo robes when she was
weighed.
This morning an ARGUS scribe came
suddenly upon bevy of ladies who were
seated around marble top table and ceie-
ker, with lemon drops for chips.
In down town boarding house may be
found several truly loir republicans who
are swearing mad because their landlady
moved out of one ward and into another
less than thirty days ago. Indignation
meetings are held daily.
The sale of seats to-day for the Robson
s. Crane entertainment on Friday evening
shows that these talented "knaves of
Shakespeare" viii have an overlooking
house.
Superintendent Eemble's report of our
city schools for the month ending Oct. 81,
reads thus: Whole number enrolled, 1,S42;
average daily attendance, 1857. 80; average
number belonging. 1,724.54; per cent of
attendance, 94.97; number of cases of tarGi
ness, rs; number not absent or taTdy. S42.
Unruly boys. large and small, raised the
'fOid Harry" last night running of vehi-
cles, unhrnging gates and upsettil g things
generally. It's good thing for the com
munity that "An Halloween comes but
once year.
The Mary Morton viii go down this af
ternoon about o'clock. and the Libbie
Conger win arrive this evening, bound up,
going over the rapids early in the morning.
The Pitts burgh will be down on Friday
morning.
Probably the same republican worker"
who saw huge yellow cat night before
last picked up lizard in the street after
Mondays shower and took it to Bengston's
drug store where it may now be looked at.
He swears that it fell from the ''hevings.
The next thing viii probably be shower
of elephants-on Tuesday, the 7th inst.
The Union says that If elected, Boss
Morris win honestly and promptly report
every cent of money that comes into his
hands," That's So. He would be likely
to break his neck in his anxiety to get pub
lie funds out of his hands That's the way
he tried to get license to sell whisky.
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