The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-05-02
RREVlTIES.

Moving day.
Well made clothing at Loewenstein's
The council met last evening in regular
monthly session.
The May term of circuit court COM
menced yesterday afternoon.
Low prices at Loewenstein's clothing
house.
Justice Cook collected but So in fines
during the month of April.
Cut rates over any road at Blakes' ticket
office, Davenport
Go to G. ii. Speaker for hard coal and
hard wood.
Elegant fitting clothing at Loewenstein's
1902 Second ave. Bengston's block.
A dog fight amused some of the local
sports yesterday afternoon.
The next meeting of the local Land
League will be held next Sunday.
The Library Directors held meeting
last evening.
Only two raft boats visited this city yes
terday.
The advertising paper of Sells Bros. cir
Gus will be posted this morning.
Stylish clothing at Loewen STEMS 1702
Second ave.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Rock Island Turner Society will be held at
Turner Hall on Wednesday evening.
The ministers union meeting of the
two cities was held yesterday afternoon in
Davenport.
| The ladies of the First M. E. church will
Friday evening.
The dust yesterday was quite general
The street sprinklers We're not out in full
force.
1t is stated that the ladies of Trinity
Episcopal church will soon give a public
entertainment.
Deputy Circuit Clerk Bowman has just
received some indelible colored ink, that
will be utilized in drawing plans and
maps.
canal commission, win meet this afternoon
at the Harper House parlors
The sewer improvement on Fifteenth
street and Third avenue has about been
completed.
Robert Coyne has been acting as Street
Commissioner since tho retirement of AL
bert Warren.
The re-painting on the police Offices has
been completed. and the establishment
presents an improved appearance.
11a dc ;nfo 6n
are reported to be in excellent condition,
and an increased trade from tho rural dis
tricts is anticipated.
The coming meeting of the Tri-city
Trotting Association, on the Gath, 25th
and 26th of the present month, promises
to be grand success.
A number of local dentists will attend
the State Dental Association meeting
which will be held in Quincy during the
present month.
There will be festival held at Trinity
Chapel Thursday evening next. The
ladies who have it in charge hope to make
it very enjoyable.
Second avenue is undergoing repairs.
A portion of that thoroughfare is receiving
a macadam covering.
Duprez and Benedict's MINISTRIES will
appear at Harper's theatre tomorrow
evening.
The official call for the spring meeting
of the Board of Supervisors has just been
Monday.
The candidate for office is again bloom
ing. They are slightly previous, as the
election does not occur until next Novem
ber but they believe the early bird will
catch the political worm.
A meeting of the different township as
SCISSORS will be held in this city on Wed.
nesday. The subject that will engage the
attention of those in attendance at the
meeting. will be the proper rate of valua
tor.
A motion for new trial has been en-,
tered in the case of Henry Haden, admin
istrator of the estate of s. A. Grant, YER
sus the Rock Island & Peoria railway The
case was decided in favor of the defendant
last week
As far as heard from. there will be no
Queens of May in Rock Island dnring the
present season. As consequence, the
police were not instructed to call any per-
son early, or to wake them at an unearth-
ly hour in the morning.
Jennie Hartman. of Moline. who was
recently adjudged insane, has been sent
to the poor farm. On Sunday a dispatch
was received from Jacksonville. nothing
the authorities that she would be received
at the state asylum. She will be conveyed
to that institution at once.
EUREKA. EUREKA!A AT THOMAS.