The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-12-15
sauahbrah will give over 100 imperson.

Sauahbrah will give over 100 imperson-
atoms at the First Baptist church, Oh
Monday evening.
Six good second hanp organs from $25
to $50; will do to learn on, and will sell
them at So or 81 per month, If desired, at
Bowlby's.
The ministers meeting will be held at
the Methodist parsonage at 10 a. IN.
Monday.
Buy nice organ for Christmas pres
ent; you can get one on easy time pay
ments, if you wish, at Bowlby's music
store
Don't forget Sauahbrah, the educated
Burmese, who is to lecture in the First
Baptist church, on Monday evening.
The Kran8chen (sociaD ball of the
Turner society will be held at Tuner
hall this evening.
Holiday slippers, at Carse & Reticker's.
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College He is fluent and interesting
talker. At the First Baptist church, on
Monday evening. Admission, adults 25
cents, children Is cents.
Morgan g. McCandless, dentists, 3rd ave
and Goth street. Telephone 68. 81 dwtf
Miss JEANNE Herrick, the well known
soprano, will assist the Chicker.ng Quar-
tette at their grand concert in the Burtis
opera house. Davenport, next week,
The biggest surplus and largest assert
ment of Holiday slippers at +. Turner's.
The customs and costumes of India
together with splendid lecture about
thatland may be seen at the First Baptist
church, on Monday evening. Admission
only 25 and Is cents.
Finest line of holiday clippers in the
three cities, at Carse & Reticker's.
Despite the prediction that the sunset
glow would disappear with the coming of
colder weather, it was very vivid and
beautiful last evening
Call and examine the immense stock of
slippers for the holidays, at Carse & Ret
icker's.
Bowlby the music dealer sold two in
struments today, one piano, TO Mr.. W.
A. Johnston, as present to his daughter
and an elegant satin wood organ to Mr..
c. c. Carsten's teacher in the public
school in Davenport.
The attention of the ladies' is called to
the very fine line of fancy goods. which
Miss Zeis the Milliner has purchased for
the holidays.
Steve Hagan, of Chicago, has signed
with the Rock Island base ball nine for
next season and will be captain of the
club. Mr.. Hagen played last year with
The ''U. P" nine of Omaha.
County Clerk Donaldson, today issued
marriage licenses to the following named
happy couples: Hans P. A Paulson, and
Miss Johana Hamm, Emil Ebeling and
Miss Eta Sims, Edward A Halsten and
Miss Emma Anderson, Oscar W. Backel,
and Miss Ida S Oberg.
When you want reliable insurance at
low rates, call on W. L. Coyne, corner of
Seventeenth street and Third avenue, up
stairs, Rock Island, Ill. d3m
The young man who LOCALITIES on the
Gazette does things up in good shape.
This morning he says that DR.. Won Ach,
who died and was buried more than a
week ago, is dangerously ill, and that DR.
Brown, who was murdered by Mrs. DR.
Stuart is on trial at Aledo for killing Dr.
Stuart Good boy.
To enable the public to make useful
holiday presents G.. A. Doellinger offers
to sell Parlor sets, Chamber sets and every
thing suitable for a present, at from Il
| to 90 per cent lower than his already low
prices. Call and convince yourself. ct
A telegram received from Mr.. J. W.
Potter, Jr., this afternoon, conveyed the
welcome intelligence that his father, Mr.
j. W. Potter, editor of the Freeport BHL
Letin, who has been so near deaths dool
for several days past, is much better anC
strong hopes are felt for his permanent
recovery.
Gen. Richard j. Oglesby, ex Governor
of Illinois, will speak in Wagner's oper,
house, Moline, next Wednesday evening
on "Recollections of the Late War,
under the auspices of Graham Post, G
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