The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-23
BREVITIEs.
Band concert this evening.

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this evening.
The funeral of the late Capt. Gates will
take place Sunday afternoon, at the First
Methodist church
| A wagon license was issued yesterday to
John Barth.
Officer Bladel has resumed his police
duties.
The roof of the c. B. & @. round house
is completed.
| Circuit court adjourned at o'clock this
| afternoon until next Monday.
The postoffice improvements are pro-
crossing very slowly.
Carse & Reticker are in receipt of large
stock, call and examine.
Only five deaths occurred during the
past week.
I Forty marriage licenses have been issued
up to date in the month of September.
The next regular meeting of the council
! will be held on the I'd of October
The first naturalization papers were is
| sued to day to Carl Hydren.
Slippers for ladies and gents, at Carse
Il Reticker's.
marriage license was issued to day to
Jacob Ohlweiler and Miss Emma Range.
Circuit court held night session last
evening
The directors of the Milan street car
line held meeting this afternoon.
The board of education will hold a
meeting next Saturday evening.
No probate business has been transacted
for several days.
Take your family to Carse & Reticker's
for your full supply of boots and shoes
The case of the people against Fitch for
an assault to murder Hamilton will not be
given to the jury before next week
We again ask the citizens of Rock Isl
and not to purchase papers from the
carriers of the ARGUS. They have none to
sell, and when they do sell any, they are
only robbing regular subscriber.
The republican office-hollers will have
an open air meeting at Union Park this
evening. The band concert in that park
will probably draw large crowd
A number of move rs from Ohio passed
through this city on their way 10 Nebras-
ka.
The fall business has commenced, and
merchants wear a more contented smile
upon their faces.
Only two applicants for teachers certif-
icates were endorsed on examination be-
fore County Superintendent Southwell this
afternoon.
Gents and ladies home sewed Shoes at
Care & Reticker's.
Two coach loads of excursionists from
Plano arrived in town at Ills this fore
noon over the C. B. & O.. They will
spend most of the day on the Island, and
among our industrial interests
Joseph Pierce, of Davenport was fined
So and costs yesterday afternoon for
plain drunk.
AT l.. Schneiders, opposite the Rock
Island house. splendid cold lunch, New
York count oysters, every style. Music by
the orchestra and liquid refreshments of
all kinds.
A mule, boy and cart fell from a plat
form at the upper saw mill yesterday af-
ternoon. The mule was all right and SO
was the boy, but the cart was somewhat
injured.
The police were notified yesterday to
arrest Kate Kelley, of Geneseo, who ran
away from that place on Thursday. She
is slender girl of rather neat appearance.
Not single document was filed In the |
circuit clerks Office yesterday, which is a |
fact that occurs but once or twice during |
the year.
Louis Mosher and A. David were fined
$40 and costs for maintaining gambling
game atBrooks' grove yesterday afternoon.
John Eddy was injured last Friday at |
the stove works at Geneseo, by some mol
ten iron falling on his foot. He lives at
No, 915 Second avenue.
Mamie Wollenhaupt, a daughter of John |
was badly scalded yesterday |
while handling kettle containing boiling |
water. Her injuries are not of serious /
character
The Helen Mar, Saltwater and Kit Car
son were the rafters that passed down this
afternoon. The Keokuk and Josie were
the down packets and the Alex Mitchell |
and the Pittsburg are expected up To
morrow the Minneapolis is expected up.
The cars for the Milan line are expected
from st. Louis next Tuesday The
dummy made a trial trim tn Rlack HawL