The Rock Island Argus., 1882-11-21
BREvrTIEs.


Harper opera house.
Oil, 8 cents bottle, at Singer Office.
Everybody says that Rock Island has
one OF the handsomest and most con
venient postoffices in the west.
Blankets and fiannels at wholesale prices,
at Hoffmaster's. 1S-d1w
The funeral services of Theodore A.
church
c. Juergens' for first class granting tt
Barrett Chapter, No. IS, R. A. M. will
meet this evening. work in the P. NJ. and
NJ. M. degrees.
Hot soup every day, morning from $50
till 10, at the Tivoli. 21tf
Frizzell, the man injured yesterday by
falling from telephone pole, as stated in
the ARGUS is reported doing nicely.
Handsome cloaks, cheap, at the Singer
Office.
The Phoenix hose boys are polishing up
their fowling pieces preparatory to their
grand annual hunt on Thanksgiving day.
$S. so buys an all wool nicely trimmed
cloak. a. Hoffmaster's.
Alderman Henry's second SON, Edward,
was taken sick on Sunday with something
like diphtheria or quinsy. He is attended
by DR. Plummer, and is reported decidedly
better this morning
Gents latest style shoes, at Carse 6
Reticker's. oct-31d6t
Mitchell & Lynde's bank front was
scraped this morning preparatory to |
painting. freshly painted front will |
show off we'll under the electric glare.
Ready wound bobbings at the Singer
office, cor. 18th and I'd ave. 21-d1w
Unless there should be some unforeseen
occurrence Rock Island will be we'll lighted
to-night-both by the moon and cleo
tricity.
Hosiery cashmeres, Balbriggan knit
hose from Is cents pair up, at Hoffmas-
ter's.
The roads are still SO unsettled that our
rural friends don't come to town, as rule,
unless compelled to. A few more as de-
lightful days as we are having now will
straighten matters again most admirably
Needles 10 cents per dozen, at Singer
office.
The last boat of the Diamond Je line for
the season, the Libbie Conger, will arrive
here this evening from st. Louis, and will
60 over the rapids at daylight. She viii
tie up for the winter at Dubuque.
The best line of teas in the city at
Freeman's. II st
The Coyne vs. Morgan assumpsit case
tried in County Court to-day, was given to {
the jury this afternoon. Counelly & Nc {
Neal for plaintiff and E. E. Parmenter for ,
defendant.
Shawls, Hoffmaster displays an elegant {
line at lowest prices. j;
Mr.. Wesley Walters Gather of Ida May s
Walters,) has returned to Moline from New G
Orleans, where he went in response to I
telegram saying that his sister had been 8
injured by runaway He {
eft her, however. in a convalescent condi (
tion. II
Buy the genuine Singer. 1t is the most t
reliable, and most durable. /;
County Clerk Donaldson has issued
the following marriage licenses since the
last report: Charles B.. Slade and Miss >
Minnie G High John s. Martin. Bowling r
and Miss Elizabeth d. Weiss Rural; /.
Frank Drexe1l and Miss Johanna Wendt of !;
Cordova. :
Cloaks, walking jackets, surtouts ,ulsters, q
Hofmaster offers line superior in style to .
any house in the trade.
County Clerk Donaldson and his as Q
sistants burn the midnight oil every night
as the end Of the year approaches. When
"all other places are shut up" it is very u
for newspaper men to call there a
and get items.
Buy fresh roasted coffee. at Freeman's g
17-6t t
The requisite number of children both in h
Moline and Rock Island are being trained 4
daily by Prof. Martin for the Naiad Queen s
performance, which will be given in both ?
cities about the middle of next month O
The rehearsals are progressing finely. a
Ladies', childrens and gentlemens' un- a
derwear from 16 cents upwards, at Hoff l,
masters. =
A dispatch was received this morning |
from West Liberty saying that the cannon T
ball. or Albert Lea, train would reach Rock
Island two hours and twenty minutes late :
No accident was reported, however. The p
Rose Eytinge company arrived on that 4
train and are quartered at the Harper. u