The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-28
BREvITITs.

go and Northwestern road.
The Milan street cars began running
regularly this morning.
Bengston's drug store for low prices.
Oct256t.
The river packets are doing an immense
freighting business this fall
Freeport is experimenting with the cleo
trio light for street purposes.
That long threatened rain storm seems
very near.
A full stock of slippers. at Carse &
Reticker's. 24-d6t
Major Buford donned his hunting suit
this afternoon, and went out toward Mi
Ian snipe hunting.
Said an ancient Rock Islander this
the Union as it never was smoked out be
fore"
Fife Newcomb. as little Eva, in Uncle
Toms Cabin, shows remarkable power.
Be sure and see her next Monday evening
and her pony, Prince.
The Rip Van Wrinkle of Eighteenth
street has actually got SO far awake as to
begin rubbing its eyes For even this sign
of life it's readers are indebted to the
ARGUS
II that telephone pole near the Market
square fountain could have been more I'M
wisely located the ARGUS would like to
know it. It's regular nuisance where
it is
The sociable at the. Broadway church
last evening was largely attended, and
everybody had very pleasant time. Re
ceipts satisfactory.
Said q prominent republican school
teacher of this city upon reading last even
ing's ARGUS: eff that's the kind of a man
Morris is he won't get my vote.
Jesse James horses, Roam Charger and
Bay Raider, at Harpers theatre to night |
Pope bob" Ingersoll will lecture in Har
per's theatre on the evening of Saturday, |
Nov. 18. Subject not yet announced.
The box sheet for the sale of seats at
the Mary Anderson entertainment next
Tuesday evening opened at the Harper
House drug store this morning.
The Rock Island gas company has been
notified by the city authorities that Its
services can be dispensed with" after the
31st inst.
County Clerk Donaldson has issued the |
following marriage licenses since our last |
report: William f. Garnett aud Miss Sarah |
E. Hasson, Coe township; Samuel Parker
and Miss Ella Patterson, (colared); Philip |
McFarnon and Miss Anna McCi Han: Law |
renee Mckinney and Miss Mary Meegan; |
Henry Antoine anG Miss Zoe Criner-
The Memphis university students, with !
Uncle Toms Cabin, are said to be the best |
colored singers in the country. Hear them. |
1t is reported that the heightened and |
otherwise improved ferry dock for the |
Davenport side of the river will be towed |
across tomorrow and the one at present |
in use will go into ordinary
The song service at the Central Presby |
terrain church tomorrow evening will |
prove particularly interesting.
A twelve years old daughtes of Mr. q. |
r. Mohr, of this city, had a pin in her |
mouth recently which slipped partly down
her throat, lodging there and causing great
pain. DIR. Galts services were drawn |
upon and the troublesome pin was ex-
tracted.
The schoolboy retort of "a cure anoth- |
er, will scarcely be considered an argu |
ment in dealing with the ARGUS structures |
upon the career and character of William |
G. Morris, who pleaded guilty to selling |
liquor without license and took his medi- |
cine therefor.
Advance Agent Shea, of the celebrated |
Robson d Crane company, called at the |
ARGUS Office last evening and announced |
that these popular comedians would i'm
personate THE Two Dromis" in 1.-THE |
Comedy of Errors" at Harper's theatre |
next Friday evening. The simple an
nouncement of this fact assures full |
house.
Prominent among the Homeopathic |
physicians in this city is Mrs. A NJ Pei |
ham, graduate of one of the best medi- |
cal colleges in this country. With several |
years of practice she ranks to-day as one |
of the best physicians in the city
Heavy wooden business suits, SO, at E. |
Zeis'. 90 ct
Zululand is not bad Mr.. Wilcox, of
tho American Roard writac from, nv