The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-03

Friday. New. 3. 1882
8REvITIES.

The democrats of Rock Island will meet
this evening in Turner Hall, for consulta-
ton.
Gents latest style shoes. at Carse &
Retickers. oct-3ld6t
Catawba grapes, at Hawley & Hills.
People will be amused tonight at the
opera house from O'Clock 70 II as they
have rarely been before.
A full stock of slippers. at Carse &
Reticker's. 31-d6t
The ARGUS would request the city cler
gymen to hand in their Sunday notices as
early as II a. m. on Saturday. if conven-
lent.
The laundry of the Rock Island House
is being enlarged and otherwise improved
to meet the increased requirements of that
well known hostelry.
The Union gives itself away badly in its
blind partisan zeal when it naively says
that Mr.. Reticker will be the third in the
democratic race toward the front, when
even its own supporters know that Boss
Morris will be the worst beaten republican
in the field.
Wild game, tomorrow morning, at Haw
ley s. Hills.
Mrs. S. Heinsfurter, who died at 8 o'clock
last evening, was sister in-law of Mr.. I.
Heinsfurter, and mother of Mrs Louis
May, of this city.
Rock Island audiences have the reputa-
ton abroad of being IN their seats before
the curtain rises. Let that of this evening
be no exception to the rule.
Smoked white fish, at Hawley 81 Hills.
A tierce of new dried fruits, at Hawley
& Hills.
For fine smoke, or an elegant pipe,
go to DaYison s. Company. No. 1,809
Second avenue You will find just what
you want, tomorrow morning.
A street band consistingof harpist and
too violnists zone of the latter beign a wo-
man. delighted Rock Islanders with some
excellent music today.
Those who do not attend the Robson s.
Crane performance tonight win miss one
of the richest treats of the age, as out of
Shakespearian comedy these gentlemen
extract more hearty fun than can be i'm
agined.
Wait. We smokers and chewers, for
Dawson d Co.'s grand opening to NOR
row morning at 1909 Second avenue
Yesterday afternoon /. Heinsfurter of
this city, confessed judgment in the circuit
court amounting to So, 1856 20; Rock Island
National Bank, 1855 20; Rock Island
National Bank. 1913 So; Robert r. Adler
$3, 500; W. Fl. Gest $3.50; P. H. VALID
heimer, 81 3 Il, and lehman & Herman
81, 300.
The competitors ''get left when they
figure against Bengston's prices, and the
people are finding it out. Nov3dlw
On Wednesday the ARGUS first reported
that Edward Patterson was in dying con-
dition, and that all hope was abandoned. |
About the time last evenings paper went |
to press he died at the residence of c. e. |
Hawley, aged 21 years and month
The funeral services will be held at the |
First Baptist church tomorrow afternoon,
beginning at O'Clock
Dawson & Company will open to-
morrow morning at No. 1900 Second |
avenue, the largest stock of cigars ever
shown here.
Every business man in Rock Island |
should make it point to attend the meet |
ing in the city council room tomorrow |
evening at 8 o'clock.
The Young Peoples Association of the |
Broadway church, had very pleasant and |
instructive meeting last evening at the |
of Mr.. S. j. Keator. In music |
the vocal solo by Miss Hasselquist and an
instrumental solo by Miss Blanche Buford
won most hearty and deserved commenda-
ton. recitation by Mrs. Phil Mitchell
and an essay on Comets" by Mr. Nader
added materially to the evenings instruc-
ton and enjoyment.
grand free lunch every morning from |
D:30 till II at o. F. Soper's, No. 100
Eighteenth street, also oysters served up
IN the latest style Noy3dtf
James Dunnell was escorted into the
presence of Squire Cropper this morning
oy Officer bunker charged with having
AIKEN more whisky at one load than he
'ught to have taken in three. The collec-
ion was then taken up netting So and
osts.
Dawson & Company will exhibit, to-mor-
ow morning, at No. 1,S09 Second avenue
he finest line of meerschanm and briar
'ipes, and smokers articles, ever opened
lere.