The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-11-24

the opera mouse tonight.
Not many farmers in the city today.
The country roads are too rough.
Richard +. Witt, licentiate in pharma>
cy. Successor to L. NJ Wheaton.
Gus Knittle and A. c. Miller do a very
pretty combination act on roller skates.
Miss Byrnes and Miss Kelley are in
Chicago for brief business trip.
Mr.. VIM. II. Hitchcock of Presumption,
is in the city.
Leave your orders for Thanksgiving
turkeys at Henry Lamps.
Hon. M. V. Cannon, of Davenport,
took the Milwaukee train for Clinton this
morning.
Who says the weather cannot make a
double back action flop whenever it wants
| to.
For pure drugs and toilet articles go to
Richard F. Wits corner Second avenue
and Seventeenth street.
A number of our German citizens at
tended the German theatre, Davenport,
last evening.
Germaina Lodge No 6, A. o. U. W.
had a very pleasant ball at Turner hall OF
Saturday evening.
Buy that new overcOat at the Colder
Eagle and save money.
Al Warren is home from Keokuk
where he has been in the employ of the
government for some time.
The county officers eject will assume
the duty of their Offices one week from
today.
The city council will meet in regula
monthly session one week from this even
ing.
Prescriptions carefully compounded a
Richard F. Wits pharmacy Corner O
Second avenue and Seventeenth street.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Won Ach returned thi.
morning from ten days visit to relatives
and friends in Gable.
| VIM. Cundiff is having his house re,
painted. 1t was considerably damaged b,
fire the night Mr. Petchers barn burned
Examine that extra fine line of over
coats at the Golden Eagle.
James Ickes, the well known travele
for Haak's cigar house, Davenport, lief
for weeks trip in the lower part of thi
state.
| viii Chandler sends word from New
Mexico that he is doing well and improv
ing in health all of which his man
friends in Rock Island will be pleased tt
hear.
| Turkeys, chickens, ducks and geese
given away free at the Bains Tea & COT
fee Co, on Wednesday Nov &c
| The Mcese -Metzgar abusive Language
case is on trial before Justice Cooke thi
afternoon. E. NJ. Sweeney appeared TO
Mrs. Metzgar and J j Parks for Mrs
Meese
A boy named Joseph Eberlc was be
fore Justice Chopper today charged will
assauting another boy named Willie Pat.
tcrson, The justice imposed fine
You can save money by purchasing
your overcoat or suit at the Colder
Eagle.
George II. Murray, advance agent o
the picturesque and romantic dramt
Burr Oaks which is shortly to be pro
duced at the Burtis opera house, Daven
port, was in the city today.
Justice Cooke bound over Mr.. and Mrs
James R. Gordon, of Bowling, in the sun
of $50 each for assaultin% Henry Fluege
as mentioned in Saturdays ARGUS The,
furnished bail.
Besides their usual tickets (or presents
with each and every % cents worth of te
and coffee, you get chance for goose
turkey, chicken or duck al the Bain's TIE
~ S'AlSS oNolC. i(bli I Iti SGb INC EuIH-
Wednesday-thc day before Thanksgiv
ing.
5 p. j. Stein returned yesterday mornin;
from Mitchell, Dakota. He was gone tw
months and had a fine time visiting in th
, south, west and north. But the winte
weather in the northwest is a little to
severe for person who is used to thi
cline, hence Pcte's return.
: MIR. E. LaManna, civil engineer in tn
employ of E. P, Reynolds & CO., is i
; the city visiting friends for few days
He has been engaged during the summe
! on the eXtention of the B., G. r & N,
t Dakota, and is now on his way TO assis
/ in the firms work in Wisconsin.