The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-30
BREvlTIEs
Last day of September.

Inc new IeOstOmce VIII uc cOmpicttu
next week.
The deer that injured young McMaster
recently, has been killed.
A wagon license was issued on Friday
to M. Ramley by the city clerk. A shoot
ing gallery license was issued to G. J. An
drews.
All bills against the city should be filed
with the clerk to-day, to insure their pay
ment next Monday night
The G. B. & O. round house is now com
pleted. and in use.
The contract for painting the Jail with
cement was let yesterday to s. S. Hull on
his bid of 5000.
P. A. Bloom wants four more coat max
ers.
The Stars were defeated yesterday after
noon by the Boys in Blue of Moline.
The enterprising burglar was about dur
ing the past night.
A new steam motor has been ordered for
the Milan street car line.
A large number of people from this
locality win attend the st. Louis fair next
week.
One hundred and ninety one different
styles OF suitings at p. A. Blooms.
A new paper will soon be started in this
locality known as the Ne1 Age. 1t viii be
the prohibition organ.
The river is still on decline.
This evening the Finance committee of
the council viii hold meeting at the city
council rooms, for the purpose of auditing
city bills.
The city council at its meeting next
Monday night will decide On the location
of the two 20 feet towers that are a part
of the electric light system.
Nice fat venison at the Empire Market,
corner Fourth avenue and Twentieth
street. 29-d2t
Two deaths occurred in this city during
the past week.
Two marriage licenses were issued this
morning to F. s. Smith and Miss Ella NJ
Wells, and r. c. Lloyd and Miss Mary
Rafferty,, making fifty seven during the
present month.
ventory appraisement bill and widows
award, in the estate of j. A. Henderson
was filed and approved, and the report of
the Administrative also filed and approved
p A. Blooms stock of new fall suitings
is the finest ever exhibited in this city.
The farewell open air concert will be
given at Union Park this evening by
Biehls band, consisting of eighteen perfor
mers. The concert will commence prompt
ly at o'clock If the weather proves un
favorable the concert will be postponed
until next week.
Grand display of fall suitings and over
coatings at P. A. Blooms.
The overseer of the poor, during the
month of September, relieved % families
or SO persons at cost of $f69.5s. The
expenses were $22. Is.
The funeral of the late Julian Regens-
burger win occur Sunday morning.
A man by the name of r. Neissler, was
injured at the lower saw mill last Friday,
while assisting in raising platform A
board fell over, striking him on the FORE
head. The wound was not of dangerous
character
On account of not being able to make
The necessary arrangements the gospel
meeting which was to have
been held omorrow afternoon at. Union
Square has been postponed one week.
The Pittsburg is expected down this
The Toeia xyil1 1.a tho ,,oxs
Tomorrow the Minneapolis will be down
md the Keokuk up.
Miss Bessie Patterson, the eldest daugh-
er of the Rev. j. B. T, Patterson, died
his afternoon, after short Illness The
'atal disease was malarial fever. The
funeral will occur tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock, from the residence of Mr.. David |
Halves. on Third avenue and Eleventh
street.