Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-23

were turned out 81 trap, 10 the dm USE
ment Of IS people who had congregated.
Commencing at 8 o'clock this eve ming
and continuing ell day tomorrow Will r
job nson will sell ali bis silverware at 20
per cent discount 1t must go.
e. A. Meek will paw the fare for round
trip on the train to his PATROLS. Many
useful articles for Christmas gifts. Easy
pay ments. 322 Brady street. Davenport.
{. A Rosander. Of Augustaua olege.
left last night on q two weeks visit to
frie nds in Wisconsin, and on his return
viii spend few days in the Worlds Fair
city.
An easy chair. sideboard or an ex-
tension table make q good Christmas
present. Car fare or ferriage paid BIZ c.
A. Neck and easy payments. 322 Brady
street, Davenport.
ODly two days till MAS and NJ Lee
Gait is going TO clear out all his Y mas
goods in that time If prices will 90 it.
Cal and oct prices. They will surprise
YOU. NJ LIE Giit. 1915 Second avenue
MAS goods must GO. NJ Lee Calf
VIII no; hold over any goods if he can
help it A straight 80 per cent discount
on all MAS goods for the rest of the
week. N. Lee Gait, 1915 Second ave-
nue..
The qsletuess of the Justice courts is
only exceeded 10y the extreme auietness
10 police business all around. No neigh
bornOod rowe, no burglars and not even
q common vag molests the serenity that
pervades the atmosphere of the several
TEN plea of justice.
Aid. Dan 6orken took fellow out of
house on Sixth avenue last night who
wa making trouble for the lady OF the
house and dragged him to the police
station. The fellow gave his name as
Dan Ryan. aud this morning was fined
So and costs by Magistrate Wivill.
Garrison NJ StilIwell, OF Egan. 8 D..
and Miss Edna j. Adrian, OF Moline,
wers united in marriage nv Rev. F. w
MeIrell. Of the FIRST NJ. Z. church, yes
terdsy afternoon at O'Clock. They will
retrai here a week visiting friends, and
then proceed to Dskots, their future
home.
At iasi-NcIntire Bros. have received
tina, long expected invoice of ladies white
aprons. Too bad they did not get here
earlier. but perhaps il quality and prices
are right you csn use some OF them any
way. They will be divided inro -four
io,s-25c. soc, Sc. 75c-Take your
cholce.
About the most forlorn looking crea :
ture that rosms the streets these days is
Mich" Brsdy's goat. All friends seem
to have shaken the poor unfortunate. and
through the long days and cold and
snowy nights it wsnders simlessly about
town, q fit subject for some philanthro-
pic Christmas giver.
Invitations have been sent out an.
nouncing the marriage Of Ralph W.
Gram. OF the Davenport Democrat. and
Miss Mabel Layenture, which occurs at
the home Of the latter on East Fourteenth
street IN Davenport next Tuesday even
ing. Mr.. Cram is one of the enterpris-
ing locals on the Democrat and THE
ARGUS extends its hesr.y congrs, ula-
tionE.
JONI w. Muligan has been appointed
agent st this station in the place OF
his brother. Joseph 81. Mulligan. who
viii soon have legislative duties to per
form. Johnnie has been operator and
ticket agent here for number OF years
and IS as well acquainted with the duties
OF agent as anyone could become without
holding the position. He will be checked
in next Monday. Joe has made popular
sgenl and we think Johnnie will fill his
plsce to T.-Kewsnee Independent.