The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-09

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ing from Chicago.
Horace Sickles has returned from Des
Moines
r. L. Gray. of Presumption, is in the
city visiting friends.
FL. c. Richardson, of st. Paul, is regis
tered at the Keator House.
Black cashmeres, all grades, from 30
cents up to any price you wish, at G. W.
Bremen q Co.'S.
Frank @. Hotaling was yesterday before
Squire Mapes and fined S3 and costs for
an assault on Nels Olsen
s. T. Pontious, of Adair, Illinois, will
spend Sunday with relatives in this city.
Thir cen strangers who were homeless,
tarried in the cooler oyer night, and de-
parted this morning
Colored cashmeres ranging in price
from 25 cents upwards, at G. w. Bremen
g. Co.'S.
Our postoffice will hereafter be opened
one hour on Sundays from $50 to 1890.
a. m.
Finest line of ladies shoes in the city. at
E. Strate's.
There was only one death in this city
during the past week, as per DR.. Dunns re-
port to the board of health, and that was
Andrew M. Hamburger. who died ON the
4th of broncho pneumonia aged 1S years
Gents. if Won want to buy your wife
Christmas present step into g. w Bremen
81 Co.'s store and look around
Emerson Shofer will celebrate his
wooden wedding on Tuesday evening
next, at his residence in sinnet's addition.
The qua rterly meeting of the L. B.church
of South Moline convened to-day, with
preaching at 1 80 by the presiding elder, P
M. France. There will be services at 7:3O
this evening. also at 1890 a. m. and 80
p. m to morrow
Winter has come, get your boots and
shoes at E. Strates.
Prof. Gustav Stolpe. who is famous as
pianist, gives grand concert at the opera
house this evening, and those fond of vo-
cal or instrumental music will indeed miss
a treat if they fail to attend. He will be
assisted by Miss Ella j. Munson, of Chica-
go, and the Harmonic quartette of Moline.
A very interesting programme has been
arranged.
You can buy black cashmeres way down
in prices, at G. W. Bremen & Co.'S,
Ralph Entriken, of the firm of Cumpsen
Il Entriken. who has for several DAYS |
been confined to the house, from bruises |
and sprained ankle which he received |
while carrying couple of bushels of pota-
toes down stairs, he having slipped and |
fallen to the bottom, is again able to be
at the store, but he walks with a limp Just
the same
Small profits and quick sales on boots
and shoes, at E, Strate's.
The opera house has been secured for
New Years night, when our colored band
will give vocal and instrumental concert
assisted by other home talent Half of
The proceeds will go to procure uniforms
Tor the band. the other half will go to the
Ladies aid society. to be given to the poor
Of the city. As it may be seen the cause
S worthy one and it is hoped our citi-
lens will respond literally.
Ladies, if you want to make your gen. .
leman friends a handsome present, you I
hould call and look over our stock of
silk and linen. A. hand :
ONE line very cheap, at G. w. Bremen 81
20.
Doric LodgeiNo. 315 A. F. and A. NJ.
las elected the following officers: j. G.
Beatty, w. M; VIM. A. Golden, S. VII
has. Reed, j. w; John Good, secretary;
S. Gilmore, treasurer; Joshua Norrish,
. D.; Edward Harris. J. D.; John Moore,
yier. Installation occurs on the 4th of
Magnus Larson was next introduced.
lie had been guilty of so brutal an act as
eating his wife. He first struck her over
be bugle with the poker, his only weap-
n of defense, and had followed it up with
icks and blows. His arrest was under a
tate warrant, and his fine was placed at
10 and costs. Taken back to jail.
Patrick Mcclellan, the drayman, was
laced in the calaboose last evening and
lere remained until this afternoon, when
e was taken into the county court and the
ate of his mind inquired into. When ar
ested he was brandishing pitch fork
round in rather dangerous manner, and
as in other ways been acting strangely of
tie. He has already served fourteen