The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-08

crowded around him three deep but he
never lost his patience. Material in him
for model hus-- well he's diligent in
business, always.
Childrens rocking chairs, high chairs
and nursery chairs, at Taylor s. Phineo's.
1t is reported that some of the combina-
ton druggists in order to run John Beng
ston have adopted well known Western
Fugitive" into their league. 1t
Last evenings fair and festival at the
First VI. E. church was Unexpectedly well
attended considering the rather unpro-
pitious weather, and as everything was
gotten up in Zip top style the ladies were
well repaid for their trouble
Ottoman silks, black and colored, 81.
to Sc 80. at Hoffmasters.
Armour's breakfast bacon and sugar
cured hams at Hawley Il Hills.
Chromos, 90x30 rs cents each, at Taylor
& Philleo's.
W. H Croker of Chicago. Past Grand
Patriarch and Grand Representative of the
Sovereign Grand Lodge of the Independent
Order of Odd Fellows of the United States,
will be in Rock Island tomorrow, to in
stitute Uniform Degree Encampment of
Patriarchs. which is the highest organiza
ton among the Odd Fellows.
A line of brocadcs and velvets to close
at So. reduced from SO. at Hoffmaster's
Candies. 25 cents per pound, at Tayler
s. Philleo's
Dressed chic kcns and turkeys, at Hawley
81 Hills.
As predicted by the ARGUS would be the
case Mrs. Zirnstein and her paramour
Kahnes went into county court yesterday
afternoon and. pleading guilty to the
charges preferred were fined respectively
$50 and 500 and costs, which amounts
were paid by the man. Mr.. Zirnstein will
procure a divorce from his recreant
spouse,
The largest and finest assortment of
Christmas and New Years cards, Just
opened at Taylor Il Philleos.
All is not gold that glitters, but A. W
has now open one of the finest
assoItments Of candies and candy toys that
can be found in this section. Go around
and give him a call for holiday goods. No
goods at retail. Sd6t
A carload of sleds, of all kinds Just re-
ceived, at Taylor & Philleo's.
Last evening Zeal lodge, No. Cos L o.
o. F., elected as its new list of officers
W. Fl. Scott, n. G.; s. j. Woodin, V. G..
o. M. Gunnell, Rec. Sec; J. F. Van Horn, |
Per. Sec. NJ S. o Neil, Treas, and J. L. |
Adams, w V Stafford. J. c. Wallace, J. |
Groom and P. F. Morgart. Trustees. |
The permanent secretary and trus' ees are |
elected for year and the remaining Off |
,ers for six months. Mr.. Van Horn now |
,nters upon his fifth consecutive year as
secretary.
The fact that the holidays are approach
ng bears evidence at the Eagle bakery. /
hr. +. Evers, the proprietor has gone to
considerable expense 20 procure one of
he ablest cake bakers in the three cities,
me who is able to execute any orders with |
which he may be favored, and you can rely |
IN getting whatever you order; therefore, |
you want any fine work done for the
olidays-a wedding cake or anything else
4 his ine-you may be assured of fine
FORK and promptns IS.
The sons of Mr. Robert F Reid of this
ity aged only 10 and 10 years respec-
velv, started on Wednesday night for
Ir. Reds Kansas location, Axtell. with a
Ar load of stock, household goods, etc ,
IT, Reid will not 90 out till spring. The {
oys must have had siege of it during the !
I'D snap but will probably get through all ,
ght.