The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-22
BREvlTTEs.

BREvITTEs.
Burt's shoes for gents, at Carse & Ret
| icker's.
The Moline Malleable Iron Works viii
soon enlarge its buildings.
The river is still rising at this point, but
a decline is reported from upper parts.
Go to G. FL. Speaker for hard coal and
hard wood.
| You can rely on getting the latest out in
hats at Liberman, the hatter's.
Burt's shoes for ladies, at Carse &
| Retickers.
The Josie came up this afternoon, and
the Alex. Mitchell is expected tomorrow.
J. B. Zimmer's is the place for spring
suits.
The Moline Turner's will give public
entertainment at their hall this evening.
The nobbiest hats of the season at Lib,
erman, the hatter's.
The two horses missing from I. Huber's
barn were recovered yesterday by the pc
lice.
Slippers and walking shoes. at Carse
& Reticker's.
The damage suit against the R. I. s. p.
railroad was given to the jury this after
noon.
The meeting of the First NJ. E. Literary
society last evening was a very successful
affair
Childrens' slippers and shoes for spring
wear, at Carse & Reticker's.
A good unlaundried shirt, with linen
bosom and cuffs, for SO cents, at Liber-
mans.
If you want to get something new and
neat in the shoe line, look at Carse & Ret
ickers stock before you buy.
j. B. thinner expects lot of new suit
ings next week. to replenish his already
large spring stock.
Fifty seven new suits have been COM
menced for the May term of the Circuit
Court.
A marriage license was issued this morn
ing to Louis Helpenstell and Miss Anna
Glack
The ministers meeting on Monday will
be held at the residence of Rev. ]. A.
Reynolds.
A cold rain set in this morning. and the
balmy spring atmosphere was seriously
disturbed.
The teachers institute at Moline, this
morning. was postponed on account of
the weather.
W. Cation, the expert billiardist, last
evening gave an exhibition in this city of
his proficiency with the cue.
The ferry boat experienced some trouble
to-day in making her regular trips on ac-
count of the high wind which prevailed.
The Rock Island Land League will hold
a meeting, the first Sunday in every month.
The weekly meetings have been abandon
ed.
- The clerical force at the County Clerks
Office this morning was engaged in COM
pairing the Assessors books for the present
year.
Men were at work to-day in removing
the machinery from the old water works
to the Gable building in the upper part Of
the city.
There is talk among the capitalists of
this city of establishing street car line
from this city to the cemetery and Sears
Town.
Miss Ada Stevens, of Moline, entertained
her friends last evening at home A very
delightful evening was enjoyed by all in
The water pipe on seventeenth street in
front of G. w. Robertson's marble works.
is in bad condition. The water is food
ing the sidewalk
The agent of Sells Bros circus was in |
The city this morning making the necessary
for the appearance of that |
show on the 23rd of next month
The offices of the Circuit and County |
Clerks have been cleaned out, the scat
'olding has been removed, and the eccu-
pants are once more at their ease.
The funeral of the late w. G. Jones,
Who died suddenly in this city last Thurs
lay, viii occur in Davenport tomorrow
afternoon. The members of the Masonic
will conduct the funeral SER
rices.
Young men who desire to practice den
istrv in Illinois must now pass examine
ion. and be admitted as are physicians.
The first annual examination, provided for
y the state law, takes place at Quincy on
he 9th day of Nav next