The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-22
BREvITIEs.

Ready wound holdings at the Singer
office, cor. 10th and I'd ave. 81 div
Superintendent Cramer reports 1000
out of total of 81 900 in water rents col
lected to date.
Needles. IL cents per dozen, at Singer
Office.
AT the Broadway church prayer meet
ing this evening the topic viii be "a tree
and its branch.
Buy the genuine Singer. 1t is the most
reliable, and most durable.
Cramer Sc Yerbury are putting steam
heating apparatus into the Graham cotton
mill at Sears.
Blankets and fiannels at wholesale prices,
at Hoffmaster's. 1S-d1w
In the Coyne-M Morgan assumpsit case in
county court the jury found for the de-
PENDANT.
C. Juergens' for first class granting. tt
The Grand Pacific, the last boat of the
Saint line for the season, went down this
forenoon.
Hot soup every day, morning from $50
till 10, at the Tivoli. 21tf
Second annual ball of Twin City lodge
No. SO, Brotherhood of Locomotive
Firemen in Armory Hall next Wednesday
evening.
$3.50 buys an all wool nicely trimmed
cloak, a. Hoffmaster's.
Secure your seats at Bowlbys for the
Cumnock reading at the Central Presby
terrain church to morrow evening. Doors
will open at and the entertainment will
begin at 745.
Gents latest style shoes, at Carse &
Reticker's. oct-31d6t
meeting of the street and alley com
mittee is likely to be called shortly, to look
over, among other matters. the recent adj |
ditions to the city. /
Hosiery cashmeres, Balbriggan knit
hose from Is cents pair up, at Hoffmas-
ter's.
1t has been suggested, and the sugges-
ton is an excellent one. that mass meet
ing in furtherancc of the canal project
should be held in Rock Island at an early |
day.
The best line of teas in the city at |
Freeman's. II ct
Marriage licenses issued at the county |
clerks Office since last report Milton Nc
Kinley and Miss Emma Gore, Moline
George A. Van Wambeke and Miss Ella |
Gore, Moline Frank Cullen, Moline, and /
Miss Mary Keenan,, Illinois City
Shawls, Hoffmaster displays an elegant
line at lowest prices.
The daily increasing pressure upon our
advertising columns shows that the bust /
ness men of Rock Island know live |
newspaper when they see it.
Cloaks, walking jackets, surtouts, ulsters, !
Hotfmaster offers line superior in style to /
any house in the trade.
Wanted, a cigar maker in Savanna.
Wages 81 per 200. Address
Nov22-tf Lockdrawer o.
BRreference to our Moline department
it will be seen that several weddings have
recently taken place there. but if reports
are true, the editor of the ARGUS is of the
opinion that several more ought to take
place, and without delay, otherwise there
win be fuss in numerous families re-
gardless of color.
Buy fresh roasted coffee, at Freeman's.
17-6t
AS the Princess of Paris" Rose Ey-
tinge added to her already long list of con
quests. at the Harper Opera House, last
evening, and her support was notably good
In many respects we con-
slider this. her latest, impersonation one of
her strongest, and it is to be regretted that
there was not larger audience in attend
ance.
Ladies', childrens and gentlemens' I'M
derwear from Is cents upwards, at Hoff-
masters.
AT the First Nj. E. parsonage last even
ing Rev. DIR. McCord united "for better or
worse" Mr.. George Van Wambeke and
Miss Ella Gore and Mr.. Milton Mckinley
and Miss Emma Gore, all of Moline. The
brides are sisters and highly esteemed by
large circle of friends
Domestics dark prints 49c, good ward
wide muslin 64c, soft finish bleached "A
muslin 81, at Hoffmaster's.
Davenport dealer in millinery goods
boasts that his Rock Island trade, alone.
will aggregate about $50, 900 annually. 1t
is to he hoped that our home milliners will
discover in this the secret of judicious.
persistent advertising and the ARGUS rates
are so reasonable that they should initiate
their friends in other lines of trade by max