The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-19


yatronized.
Bottom prices at Carse g. Reticker's.
Dr. G. G.. Craig, has moved into his new
house on the corner of Eighteenth street,
and Seventh avenue.
Rubber dolls, at Taylor & Philleo's.
Great numbers of rabbits are coming
into market now adays but the mouths of
the old settlers water when they remember
how they used to buy a good saddle of
venson for fifty cents.
Burt's shoes for ladies at Carse s. Ret
ieker's
The electric light on Hubers brewery is
a sweet boon to the jewellers in Rodman's
subdivision, who are compelled to climb
Elm street at night.
Burts shoes for gents at Carse s. Ret
icker's
County Clerk Donaldson issued mar
riage licenses to-day to Henry Huber and
Miss Olive Shute of Illinois City; Timothy
Kane, Cambridge and Miss Mary Carney,
Rock Island; Joseph Heath. Taylor Ridge
and Miss Helen McBurney, Milan.
Perfume bottles. at Taylor & Philleos.
This morning Mr.. John E. Fleming filed
his bond in the county clerks office. as
county collector, in the sum of $72, 800
with Messrs. Phil Mitchell, Cornelius
Lynde. Thomas ]. Robinson and J. Frank
Robinson as sureties.
Manager Clark thus complimented one
of our townsmen this morning; I'm all of
my seven years experience as manager |
never met a theatre owner who treated me
with as much courtesy as Mr.. Ben Harper
and if can ever reciprocate in the slight
est degree, you can wager that it will be
DONE
Chamois lined shoes at Carse g. Reflex
er's.
Mayor Carse says that the present tenn
perature, while not conducive to very en-
joyable sleigh riding, is a great help to
shippers generally. enabling them to get off
their orders more promptly than has been
the case before for the last fortnight.
Arctics at Carse s. Reticker's.
Pocket books, at Taylor & Philleo's.
Messrs. Hugh Riddle, president, and R.
-
Rock Island & Pacific road, returned Sat
urday morning from New York very well
pleased with the result of the meetings
held in that city. They stated that as all
the details had not been agreed upon an
other conference would beheld in Chicago
to-day.
Dressed dolls, at Taylor 81 Philleo's
Yesterday Superintendent Cramer for
warded plan of the waterworks building
to the Vanderpoele electric light people in
Chicago. 1t is now probable that light.
but substantial, framework will be at
tached to the chimney, near the whistle, |
upon which two of the lights will be |
placed.
Notice has been given by the Chicago, |
Milwaukee & ST. Paul road of the opening |
of the V0lga branch, west of Wadena, on |
the Dubuque division. The following sta
tons have been located west of Wadena, |
Iowa: Lima, no agent; West Union, w |
E. Talmadge, agent; Union Park on River |
has been made a billing station, |
with F. G. Whip as agent. Same rates |
will apply from Union Park as are in eff
feet to and from Minnesota transfers.
Slippers for everybody at Carse & Ret
icker's.
The lodge of l. o. o. f., which is to be |
instituted in this city. this evening, is par
sicularly designed for our German Odd |
Fellows. 1t will be known as Hecker |
Lodge. No. 113, taking the number of the
Did Watch Tower Lodge, No. 49, Watch
Tower Lodge was organized 1852, and the
I'D Black Hawk Lodge about the year
1857. Both of them consolidated with
Rock Island Lodge, No. 10 in 1862.
French embroidered slippers at Carse &
Relcker's-
Seasonable dialogue heard this morning
scene: Near the corner of Third avenue
md Twenty third street. Time: $50 |
o'clock. Drarnatis persona: Brisk young
and butcher. The former
ushes into the place of business of the
after, saying: Don't you want some SPLEEN
lid geese, hand picked and young7" "Vell,
don't know 1.-THE two proceeding toward
he wagonl. By tunner! belief you would
ay dey vas young eff dey vas as old as
nm" Countryman carried off on
tretcher. Curtain falls.
Childrens cloaks reduced in nrices tn l