The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-18

week, his horse being killed from under
again, and was in the city to-day.
Miss Mamie Phelps is now in a critical
condition, and although additional medical
aid has been secured little hope is enter
tanned of her recovery.
ii. A Barnard, grip sack in hand, started
off yesterday for trip on the road in the
interest of the firm.
You can positively see the largest stock
Of and get the lowest prices in, furniture
at w. F. Halls.
Our citizens are to be pretty well sup
piled with entertainments during the com
ing week.
B. H. Chamberlain, of New, is regis
tered at the Keator House.
Some elegant par1or stoves at w. II.
Halls.
James E. Harris, of Kewanee, is in the
city on business.
Extension breakfast and kitchen tables,
at w. f. Halls.
Although the roads were rough quite a
number took advantage of the snow yestcr-
day, and were out sleigh riding.
Gold rings in endless variety at Lind
wallis.
E. E. Cady, of Port Byron, was among
those fro-i abroad who spent the Sabbath
in this city.
Hall frames pictures.
The Rev. r. L. Halsey, of Morgan Park,
Ill, preached two excellent sermons at the
Baptist church yesterday
Ninety seven different kinds of chairs, at
w. F. Halls
Mr.. Geo. Bullen says that they expect to
finish Rock liver bridge by Saturday of
this week, so mote it be-
Call and examine our ladies, fine shoes.
We have the finest stock in the city
E. STRATE
Two boarders at the American House
had a. "set to" while coming up from Rock
Island on the II o'clock train on Saturday
night. No arrests or no bones broken,
therefore names are withheld.
Cumpson & Entriken for fancy grocer
les. 1W
Messrs. West & Co., who have succeed
~
now prepared to furnish good rigs at rea
sonable figures. Give them call.
Dec13-d10t
A large and select stock of silverware at
LindvalPs.
1t is not foot prints in the sand" this
time, but the mark of the entire frames of
a couple of good sized men in the snow
and is near the postoff1ce, where two of
our citizens engaged in kind of rough |
and tumble ''set to" last night No o.
rests.
The sale of reserved seats for the Sol |
Smith Russell entertainment begins on |
Wednesday morning at Grams Keator
House drug store. The indications now
are that there will be jam Strengthen
your buttons and secure your seats.
Harry Weber has written Manager Cram
Tor open dates in January, as he wishes to
present in this city Nip and Tuck" and
Flint and Steel, but as so many dates are
AIKEN it is not advisable to give any that
month, and so Manager Cram has written
lin.
If you want fine boots and shoes. every
lay boots, or grain leather boots, call and
ee the stock at E. Strate's.
A Swede man who could not talk Eng
ish had 'imbibed" too much onsSaturday
vening and when arrested was making
he night hideous by his noise. Upon be- =
ng introduced to the squire this afternoon
e received the customary fine imposed in
UGH cases.
Do not forget that Samuelson & John
ON carry the largest stock of furniture
/ the CITY, and sell goods at bottom
rices.
Some professionals played one of our
Dung lads for ''greeny' the other day
nd got left They had him in one of
ur so-called club rooms, aud when he de
arted he was just $40 ahead, and they
'und to their sorrow that he was not as
reen as he might have been.
Levi Cralle returned on Saturday even
g from his two weeks hunting expedition
Iowa. While goneihe killed lots of game.
sited with relatives at Atlantic and other
oints and also stopped over night with
rown Mapes, our former townsman. He
'mes home not very well pleased with
hat country he saw while gone
Reimer's our cigar man wondered
by he had no trade greater part
yesterday forenoon. It was easily ex-
aimed lutte later. he found HI; -