The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-26
The DAILY ARGUS.
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supper ana S0claDie at the BfoAdWay
church to morrow evening.
Beginning en- Monday next and con
tinuing ill April the afternoon sessions of
our schools win hold from 1:15 O'Clock till
4:00 R go
Next Sunday afternoon j meeting WIN
be held in st. Joseph's school building for
the purpose of organizing branch of
The Catholic Knights of America" a
mortuary benefit of %. 600 being connected
Herewith.
Work has begun on the lliirl of the cleo
trio towers at the intersection of Fourth
avenue and Thirteenth street.
John G. Campbell, of Yuma, has been
adjudged insane and win be properly cared
for.
The young people are anxiously looking
forward to the first social of the Rodman
Rifles, to occur in few weeks.
Bengston's drug store for low prices.
Oct256t.
The claims of the Davenport Steam Dye
ing Works, of which J. Muster is the pro-
prietor, are set forth TO day i'm cur columns
and if the readers of the ARGUS want any
work dene in the way OF dyeing or clean
ing they can do no better than toscall on
Mr.. Muster whose work is his best adver
tisemenf
The Christy cracker factory employees |
had lively game of ball this noon in front |
of the factory. The boys showed that they |
had been bred to the game. ~
A telegram has been received saying that
the Pittsburgh would arrive nj O'Clock
in the morning, bound up. She viii pro-
baby leave about s o'clock a. m. The
Libbie Conger win come down tomorrow
afternoon.
Boss Morris and his cohorts are not
frightened, oh, no. They have just hired
one OF the employees at the pillow works to
10 little campaigning at the rate of 1s
Der diem! H
Oyster supper this evening in the United
Presbyterian church parlors, under the
auspices Of the young people. Il
Goods at and below cost, at E. Zeis'. /
236t j {
All good people are invited To an oyster !
supper, and ice cream socisi,le, at the :
Broadway church parlors on Friday even
ne.
A carriage containing two ladies and |
wo gentlemen OF this city, was upset last
'vening, near the railroad bridge approach {
screeching engine scared the horses and f
ne carriage capsized, Luckily he bridge {
uard and connie of gentlemen shading @
y. stopped The frightened animals and n
o injury to the occupants of the carriage .
ssulted.
The ARGUS rises to suggest that it might e
e good idea 70 read Marsh's temperance y
cord at to-night's meeting. As Marsh,
msef is said to have gone out OF town :
e at least, would NOT be in o state of great r
scomfiture +,
The Atkinson's Jollities have gone to 2
lonmouth but win return on Saturday n
vening for a performance in Moline. ii
The Whiteiey Dramatic Company viii 81
ose their Moline engagement tomorrow b.
vening with The Colleen Bawn." Mr.. | b.
nd Mrs. Cooper and MIR Ferguson visited Il,
me of their Rock Island friends yester- it
". IL
A full stock Of slippers, at Carse & h,
eticker's e4-det
This evening, at Turner Hall, Governor -
allom and w. H. Gest win address the :,
publicans OF Rock Island. II is to be $,
ped that they win yentilate the congress :,
onal record OF Col. Marsh on the liquor :,
I'd woman suffrage question. -
This mornings Union: In our issue of .,
ednesday. speaking of mail matter, we !;
ed t. say that there was no objection to
. mail of transient guests being adj n
essed TO the box of their host" By q ~
geographical error, this was printed :.
he bpx of their cost The Aneus =
'uld kindly venture to intimate Is
1t, perhaps, the whole paragraph was "a -
biographical error. Certainly a graver =
lnder was never before put in print,
en- in the columns OF the Union. ~
Train Sunday on the Chicago & North a.
stern road on the Goth inst. s,
The funeral services OF Joseph Johnston. -,
re TO occurr 1T 2 o'clock this afternoon
the FIRST Methodist Episcopal church
stated in the ARGUS of yesterday, with | To
following named bearers: Messrs. Il.
Chopper, A. X. PhiIleo, William Bel req
0lph Dunlay w McMaster a,a n, a..