The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-16
RREvlTIES.

Silk circulars. at the Singer Office.
G. Juergens' for first class granting tt
Waterproofs and umbrellas are in de-
maad once more.
Handsome cloaks, cheap, at the Singer
Office
Have you seen the new bus run by the
Harper House? It's good one.
Gents latest style shoes, at Carse &
Reticker's oct-3ld6t
Reserved seats for the Ingersoll lecture
may now be obtained at the Harper House
drug store.
Bear in mind the fact that Bengston's
drug store undersells everyone else.
Nov11d1w.
Steamboating for the remainder of the
season will be very quiet. But the Spen-
Ger win still be left.
Elegant dolmans, circulars, bishops, ETC.,
at the Singer Office.
Go down to the glass works some
Wednesday night and you will be paid for
your trouble.
Buy your winter cloaks of the Partisan
Suit Co. Nov15-d6t.
Special convocation this evening of Bar
rett Chapter, No. Is r. A. nj. at O'Clock,
Work in the Mark degrees.
The ladies of the First M E. church are
preparing for festival to be given upon
the evening of Thursday, Dec. z.
Thatcher, Primrose s. West tonight at
the opera house, with the finest minstrel
organization travelling.
A grand free lunch every morning from
$50 till II at o. F. Soper's, No 100
Eighteenth street, also oysters served up
in the latest style. Nov3dtf
J. I'll. @. Peterson 81 Sons, of Davenport
are examining the stock of I. Heinsfurter
with the view of purchasing.
Thatcher, Primrose s. Vests minstrels,
quite large body of fine looking gentle
men, are quartered at the Harper.
A four years old orphan lad named
Leonard Feiler, has been formally adopted
by Mr.. j. E. and Mrs. Lindsay, of Rural.
C. Juergens' for first class sign work.
If
A license to marry was issued at the
county clerks Office this morning to George
Carson, Prairie City, and Miss Julia Stom- |
baugh, of Avon.
The few loads of hay and produce on |
Market Square to-day looked quite sick |
and the poor horses looked as if they |
wanted to lean up against a shed to think. |
Go to the Harper House drug store at |
once and secure your seats for Ingersell's |
lecture, to be delivered next Saturday
night.
Coroner-elect Halves has filed his official
bond with the county clerk, in the sum of
$4,000, Judge Lynde and Mr.. P. L. Nit
chell as sureties
The Milan festival, under the direction
of the Presbyterian ladies which will be
held tomorrow evening promises to be
grand success in every way and will doubt
less be largely attended
Wednesday, November IS, the demo
Gratis of Galva had a reception at the Barker
House, and grand banquit Addresses
by z. OMara, T. Brown, Jonas Olson.
instrumental and vocal music.
Mr. w L. Sweeney, p G. r. of Rock
Island Lodge No 1S and Mr.. James F. Van
Horn of Ucal Lodge, No. sos will repre-
sent the Odd Fellows of this city in the
0. O. F. Grand Lodge, which win meet
IN Chicago on Tuesday next.
Messrs. Hurd and Miner, the energetic
of the Rock Island House,
have fitted up rooms in the rear of the
MOTEL for laundry purposes, which are as /
suitable for that work any in the city
They will occupy them in few days. ,
Mr.. Joseph E. McQu aid and Miss Anna ,
Kennedy were married yesterday in St. /,
Mary's church, by Father Lehrmann A
reception followed at the residence of Mrs. | ,
Kennedy, after which the newly welded
eft for Peoria, with the heart felt good i,
wishes of numerous friends. 4.
Jerry Kilmer pleaded guilty before 6
Squire Cropper this morning to having |
Used indecent and abusive language toward Y
Elizabeth Carroll, and was fined So and q
;osts. Mrs Elizabeth Flanagan, drunk q
md abusive, was also assessed So and t
,osts In
A prudent wife, whose husband is out +
ate Eat the lodge" will find it to her ad-
7ahtage to leave the keyhole where the j
Door fellow can find it and not move the 8
house block or so away from where it | I
ought to be. When he gets home on a | t
lark night and finds the door knob and | i