The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-13

better have the grand and petit juries come
on Tuesday There will be no court on
Mondav .
Get prices, at Taylor & Philleo's.
Seventy rebate tickets were disposed Oh
this morning by Agent Holmes and forty
five returning rebaters were attended to
last evening.
Vases, toilet sets and perfumery bottles
at Taylor g. Philleo's.
The Holly Hose company is differed and
| manned as follows: E Butler. foreman; Nels
| Wilson. assistant foreman Joseph Meyers,
| secretary; j. ID. Beeeher, treasurer; Henry
| Butler, Stephen Butler, Albert Lettig ].
Nj. Sullivan, F. Holdorf, VIM. Ulam,
| Frank Seider. NJ Halfrick and Christian
Naab
The handsomest line of cigar cases ever
| brought to Rock Island, at Taylor & Phil
| le0s.
The game dealers of Chicago have been
in consultation with a committee of the
Illinois State Sportsmen's Association, the
object being to see what, if any, amend
ment to the game laws was needed A
committee was appointed to draw up an
amendment extending the law regarding
quail from January / to February 1.
New goods daily. at Taylor & Philleo's
The train from Milwaukee was several
hours late this morning it being bad
night on the road, Two extra coaches
filled with the Madison Square company
were attached 20 the train, and under the
care of the gallant Tom Fuller it is safe to
presume that the Professor and his numer
GUS sweethearts were well taken care Of
Unique statuary, at Taylor & Philleo's.
A child of Engineer Daniel Morisrty, of
the c. r. i. 81 p. road has been quite i'll, but
is reported better this morning, the trouble
seeming to he combination of malarial
nature and whooping cough. Dr. Plummer
is attending the little patient and when an
ARGUS man found him climbing Elm
streefs asst evening he obtained the in
formation.
Fifty varieties of ladies, hand satchels, at
Taylor & Philleo's.
Up to date nearly 1900 hogs have been
killed and packed at Mr.. J. S. Gilmore's
establishment-it being remembered that
they began killing only fortnight ago
Henceforward the daily average of porkers
slaughtered will be about $50. A large
percentage of the hogs come from Scott
county, Iowa, perhaps one-half of all re-
ceived, and the highest price paid at pres
ent is six cents.
One hundred STYLES of baskets to select
from, at Taylor 81 Philleo's.
Mr.. Robt. McAfee has done what every
veteran soldier, especially one with fami
ly, should do. He has had his discharge
recorded in the county clerks Office In the
event of the loss of the original document
the certified copy would be as good for
all purposes as the original Throughout
the east veteran soldiers have very laI gely
entered into this arrangement. and the
ARGUS cannot commend it too strongly.
All is not gold that glitters, but A ".
Anderson has now open one of the finest
ASSOC tments of candies and candy toys that
can be found in this section. Go around
and give him call for holiday goods No
goods at retail. Sd6t
Aldermen McCune, Bell and Galrupp,
Of Sterling, and Mr.. Booth representing
newspaper of that city, arrived here last
evening to investigate our electric lighting
system, their city having decided to substi-
tute electricity for gas. Under convoy of |
Mayer Carse, Alderman Lundy and Mr. |
Oliver Olsen the visitors were shown |
about thecity and went home to-day well |
pleased with their observations.
Before purchasing call and look at the |
novel and elegant line of holiday goods, at |
Thomas drug store.
The ladies of the Trinity church will |
give an entertainment in Turner Hall |
Thursday, Dec. 21st. The sparkling little |
comedy of "Betsey Baker" will be present.
I'd for the first time in Rock Island BY |
request the ''Shakesperian burlesque
Place aux Danes" or The Ladies Speak |
1t last" which was given here three years |
ago, will be repeated. There will be a
ancy table with pretty and useful articles, |
md special array of beautifully dressed
Tolls, suitable for Christmas presents for |
he little ones.
Thomas for holiday goods.
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