The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-25
THE DAILY ARGUS.
Wednesday. Oct. as. 1889,
RREv1TIES.

O'Clock. Warmer weather the probable
cause
A drop on eggs. at A. w. Anderson's.
The ST. Josephs church fair closed last
night after successful campaign lasting
over fortnight.
George Scroggins af Gt...l Valley having
been adjudged insane haS been sent to tlse
poor house.
Bengston's drug store .or.. low prices.
At the Broadway .:hnes h prayer meeting
tonight the subject viii he: Activity and
punctuality in Christian life"
The greatest double Topsys in the world
With Anthony g. Ellis Uncle Toms Cabin.
The city council police committee viii
sit in solemn silence this evening upon the
appropriation business.
Gents latest style shoes. at Carse Il
Reticker's. 24-d6t
The depot building at Toulon on the r.
l. s. P road. burned yesterday. Insured
in j. NJ. Buford's agency, this city.
Last night was so much warmer than
usual that several mosquitoes, left over
from last summers stock, put in an early
appearance.
Goods at and below cost, at E. Zeis'.
236t
Workman began exeavating for a new
place for the telephone pole this morning,
on the south side of Second avenue, near
the Market Square fountain.
Dick Murdoch, the Davenport hackman,
charged with disorderly conduct, paid
Squire Chopper fine of S5 and costs.
The ARGUS wages relentless warfare
only upon the foes of the public, whether
mercantile or social, and in this it has the
support of every good citizen.
A full stock of slippers, at Carse &
Reticker's 24-d6t
"o-Sau-Kee Tribe No Is, I. o. r. III.
viii hold their regular weekly meeting at
their wigwam this evening Mt 7:30 o'clock.
It is expected that Aldermen Henry, Gray.
Lundy and Lafrenz win be present and
participate in making Red man of an
other alderman.
The ARGUS is indebted to Mr. and Mrs
Dionis Schmid for generous supply of
cake and wine. It seems odd. indeed, for
a local editors den to be thus urnamented
but such is life" and here's 10 the newly
welded. may they live long anal prosper
Do not fail to see Uncle Tens Cabin, in
its superb revival by Anthony 81 Ellis
Famous Ideal Double Company, at Har-
per's theatre on next Monday vening
The Jesse James Bandit Con amy, which
is 20 play here on Saturday evening next,
is meeting win scat success everywhere.
Crowded houses and unbounded satisfac-
ton the rule. We shall have more to say
about this company hereafter.
A. G. B. & @. special arrived last even
ing with ]. D. Besler, superintendent of all
of the C.B. &. @. in Illinois;Wi Besler, sec
rotary; J. A. Thorn, superintendent of
bridges, and S. e. GRANGE, superintendent
of the Rock Island 6 ST. Louis division.
The gentlemen named registered at the
Harper and left at an early hour this morn
ing.
At L. Schauder's, opposite the Rock ISL
and house, fine cold lunch New York
count oysters, Bohemian and Pilsene
beer, pedestrian music, etc. Give him
call 2 diff
Our readers will not forget the sociab,e
to be held tomorrow evening in the parlors
of the United Presbyterian church. The
people of this church have the reputation
OF taking the best of care of their guests
A report of late meeting concludes |
thus: sAfter music by the band, Major |
James M. Beardsley was called upon, but |
declinedto speak atany length. He made |
a few remarks and spoke very highly of /
Col. Marsh, who comes before the people |
of this county for the first time to ask their /
SURFACES" To man up tree it would /
seem as if Major Beardsley had his hands
comfortably full in taking care of himself,
saying nothing about Col . Marsh, or any |
body else
The bridge committee, consisting of Al
dermen Henry, Lafrenz and Whitman will
go out to Milan this afternoon to look af-
ter the city interest, and inspect the work
that has been done on the approaches.
They have extended the ratings so as to
insure more safety to teamsters, &c. They
win have new gate put up across the
Milan r. II. track, opposite the toll house.
50 as to prevent parties driving through
the opening.
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