The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-01-15
Town Talk.
False faces at Taylor's.

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False faces at Taylors.
Police business is quiet,
For all the news. read the ARGUS.
Criminal business will be taken up in
the circuit court next week.
The installation of Barrett Chapter
takes place tonight.
Now is the time to buy muslins- Nc
Intire Sc Co.. are prepared to serve your
wants at low prices.
Communications without the writer's
signature, are not printed in the ARGUS.
The sale of seats to the Silver King"
commences at the Harper house drug
store tomorrow morning.
Prints cents per yard. crash 81 cents
per yard, at McIntire & Co. Special sale
beginning Wednesday morning.
Zeal Lodge No. Cos, I. o. o. F.. viii
pay visit to Manufacturers Lodge, No.
1856, at Moline tonight
A sociable and festival will be given at
the Congregational church in Hampton
tonight, for the benefit of the pastor,
Rev. A Harper
Be on hand promptly tomorrow, at
McIntire & Cos special SALE, All woo !
gray blankets. extra size $3.2 per pair 9.
Mr.. II. II. Hammond. of Pre- emption,
has disposed of his two fine teams-th,
bays to Mr.. John Blakely, Jr, of this city,
and the blacks to Davenport doctor.
r. Golden, collector of Canoe Creek,
filed his bond of Sc, 359 at the county
clerks Office yesterday, with Messrs. w.
r. Golden, j. NJ. Walker, and W. R.
Walker as sureties.
Messrs. Hawley and Merrill had several
cars of Kansas corn standing in the Chi
cage. Burlington & Quincy yard yester-
day. They had so many purchasers for
it that there was hne of wagons waiting
to be served.
McIntire u Cos. special closing sale
begins Wednesday morning, at 8 o'clock.
Check ginghams at cents per yard.
c. c. knell is not at all discouraged at
the dizziness of the times, Judging from the
large amount OF stock he is daily receiv-
ing. Today ton of carpet arrived. and
was stored away in his establishment.
President Fleming has received word
that delegates from Quincy, Sedalia,
Chllicothe and St Joe will be here TO
attend the base ball convention to be held
on the Both More cities are yet to be
heard from.
When Won want reliable fire and life
insurance allow rates, call on W. l..
Coyne. corner of Seventeenth street and
Sd avenue, up stairs. Rock Island, I'll. d3m
Mr.. Louis May has returned from Chi
cage, where he went as representative of
Rock Island lodge No. 100, to the six
teenth annual convention of the hide
pendent Order of B'nai Birth Mr. MAY
had the honor of being appointed mem
Der of the committee on the presidents
message
Nh the prisoners against whom indict-
ments were found by the grand jury,
were arraigned for trial this morning. All
entered the plea of not guilty, and counsel
was appointed 10 those unable to employ
lawyers. The criminal docket will be
taken up next week. ~
Teeth extracted without pain, By Nor
gan & McCaudless, dentists, 3rd avenue
and 20th street. Telephone IS. 81 -dwtf
Mrs Chas NJ Putnam, of Chicago, is
coming to Rock Island on the 2Sth Of this
month 10 give lessons in repousse work
She has been under the instruction of one
Of the finest teachers in Chicago. Some
of her work may be seen at Thompson &
Carmichaers, Davenport and L. s.
McCabe's, Rock Island.
Eyerts Commandery, No. Is. K. T.,
elected its officers for the ensuing year on
Monday evening, as follows: FL. c.
Cleayeland, E. CD. NJ. Montgomery,
Gen; NJ. NJ. Briggs, G. g.; j. F. Robin
son, Prol.; o. F. Soper, S. W; Fred
Dcnkman. J. W; W. T, Magill. Treas.
W. S. Parsons, Rec. William Gray. s. 3 /;
F. G. Evans, S. b. J. NJ. Reticker, War
Henry Carse, board of control, and 7. F.
Robinson, Fred Denkman, S. j. Keator
II 2, Hull and William Gray trustees. r