The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-12-01
Town Talk.
Write it December LIST.
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Town Talk.
Write it December LIST.
Attend church tomorrow.
Rochester beer, at the "Tivoli."
Dressed turkeys Zoe pound at Fred
Hangsens,
Bridge Tender Carnahan reports 1885
received for the month of November.
The finest line of gentlemen's fancy
slippers in the three cities can be found at
Carse & Reticker's.
On Monday at 10 a, m, the ministers
will hold their weekly meeting at the
study of the Broadway church.
Only Zoe pound for dressed turkeys
at Fred lIansgen's this evening.
For the finest line of slippers, look at
Carse & Reticker's
Remember that the John L. Sullivan
combination will be in Davenport two
evenings next week.
Gent'emen's fine slippers, in great vari
ETY., at E. Turner's
A good substantial sidewalk was placed
in front of J . NJ. Christy's cracker factory
on Third avenue, on Friday.
J B. thinner has an excellent line of
fine suitings for fall and winter
NJ. Koch, overseer of the poor, issued
relief to thirty FIVE families of 1U2 mem
bcrs during the month of November. His
aggregate expenditure amounted to
$212 81.
Fine slippers for ladies', misses and
children, at f. Turner'S.
The stone cutters who have been en-
gagged on the island are all idle now, work
having been entirely suspended for the
winter, last night.
Everybody in need of fine fitting suit
should call and examine J. B. Zimmers
stock before ordering.
Deputy Collector Wheatons receipts
from Internal Revenue in November were
81, 1907 80: Tobacco SIS 20, cigars $500
60, and beer s., 594 so.
Family washing, 60 cents per dozen, at
the c. Q. D. laundry, Davenport.
Marshal Miller Deputy Marshal Brcn-
nan, and Officers bunker and Green, feel
very grateful to Capt, John Peetz, of
the Peoples National Bank for Thanks
giving turkey.
The c. o. D. laundry, Davenport, does
the best and cheapest washing.
The hearing of the man Nevins, in
whose possession was found the harness
turret resembling the one sent through
the United States express, took place at q
late hour this afternoon.
Shirts cents, cuffs cents and collars
@ cents, at the G. o. D. laundry, Daven.
port; telephone No. 372
Word has been received of the death,
on Friday morning, of Mrs. Mary C!eland,
wife of Mr. Chas. Cleland. Deceased
lived near Des Moines, and is the daugh
of Mr.. Daniel Edgington,
Morgan & McCandless, dentists, Bird ave
and Goth street Telephone 6S. 2tdwtf
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Brennan mourn
over the loss of their 6 months old sen,
who died at ESQ this morning. The
funeral will take place from the famiig
residence on Moline avenue at 2 D. m.
tomorrow. All friends of the family are
invited
The Central Presbyterian church faiI
which takes place at Turner hall on
Thursday and Friday evenings of next
week, promises to be a very elaborate
affair An entertaining programme has
been arranged.
Washing called for every Tuesday and
delivered every Friday. c. o. d. laundry
Davenport. 19d2w
"Buffalo Bill at Harpers theatre Mex
Monday evening. Mr.. Cody is d favoritt
in this city, and " ezpHct to see hin
have crowded house on~Ais appearance
here. An entirely now drama will be pre-
sented, entitled Twenty Days" or Buff
alo BilPs Pledge He presents it for th'
first time in Davenport tonight.
When you want reliable insurance a
low rates, call on w. L.. Coyne, corner o
Seventeenth street and Third avenue. W
stairs, Rock Island, Ill. d3m