The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-04-21

Saturday April 81, 1888.
RREVITIES.

VertlSe nenG.
The walls and ceilings of the Peoria
depot are being kalsomined throughout
Furnished rooms for rent. lnquir'
"a his pa N~4a,,rapt II ct
To. morrow will be train Sunday on the
c., B. 81 @. road.
Mr.. A. K. Philleo went to Port Byron
this morning.
sneci.l bargains in black silk 81 pei
ward. at McIntire Il COS '0'
The air was quite chilly last night anc
extra wrans were quite comfortable.
Frank PhiIleo is sorely afflicted with
oilo,aDt commonly known as the tooth
ache.
Mems working shoes 80 cents, at Carse
& Retickers.
p, A. Bloom, the merchant tailor has
gone to Milwaukee on a short visit to his
sweetheart.
WI Atwood returned last evening
from Henry county, where he has been
for several days on lay business.
Leties kid button boots, at Carse
& Reticker's.
Dr. j. w Cowden performed aa opera
ton on the hare lipof a man named John
son, at Milan, on Friday.
The wind which prevailed to day was
very disagreesble made more so by the
dust which accompanied it.
Abont noon Haverlys minstrels made
a street parade The $4,000 dogs were
prominent feature.
When looking for dress goods do not
pass by McIntire & Co.'S large assortment
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The Chicago Inter Ocean will print
their first Sunday paper tomorrow.
Hereafter they will publish seven papers
a week.
The rate to San Francisco and return
for those attending the knights Templar
meeting this summer has been fixed at
$55. 05 by the c., r. & P. road.
DR. Thomas Gait arrived home from
Sterling this morning where he was
summoned by a telegram last night to
attend Mr. D. NJ Crawford, of that city.
Alderman Lundy feels considerably
better to-day. He was able to sit up
and move around some, and will proba-
bly, be able to attend to business in few
DAYS.
Will r. johnson has just received from
Ill ~ La Il 1oISn
breastpins such as squirrels, crocodiles,
grasshoppers, etc. IS ct
Haverly's famous MINISTRIES at the opera
house tonight. Do not fail to hear
them. The programme is an excellent
one and cannot fail to please.
The Rev. Winter of Hampton, will
occupy the pulpit in the German Luther
an church tomorrow. and Rev. G. A.
Mennicke will preach at Coal Valley.
The Grand Pacific will be up the river
tonight and the Minneapolis tomorrow
night The Keokuk and Mary Morton
will he down on Tuesday.
County Clerk Donaldson and his as
sistants are evidently aware that 'cleanli-
ness is next to Goodness" Anyway their
apartment is receiving a thorough clean
ing to-day.
Marriage licenses were issued by the
county clerk to-day to George S. Sides
and Miss Rose E. Cox, and Charles H.
Young and Flora Mcdonald. all of Mo
line.
In the probate court the report of the
sale of personal property at private sale
of John L. Wilson, deceased, was filed
and approved.
To enlighten the Uaion in regard to
e the calling of the democratic caucus in
the Third ward, we would say the call
was handed in for publication Thursday
night, (the caucus being Saturday even
lng,) and day before the national eau
Gus was called.
MIR. John j. Reimers, secretary of the
Rock Island Lumber and Manufacturing
Co., returned from St. Louis last night,
where he was on business for the compa-
ny. Fred Denkman, of the same firm,
is in Chicago to-day.
Haverly's minstrels are snugly ensconed
atthe Harper House. Twenty five names
are on the register, the page of which
has been quite artistically embellished by
the pen of Mr. Ed Kenny, one of the
troupe.
Mr.. d. A. Olin, superintendent of the
southern division of the c., NJ. & st. Paul
railroad was in the city this morning.
tie came in from Iowa and was travelling
in special car, and was accompanied
by Trainmaster John Tracy, of Freeport.
Nh. DIN left for Milwaukee Oh the e:25
train
Mr.. j. F. Krull of the firm of KruII g.
Pfoh, leaves on Monday evening next for
Live Oak Station, Centre county, Califor-
MIA, where he owns a farm and where he
has lived for twelve years previous to his
coming to Rock Island
A reporter for the ARGUS called on one
Of our prominent physicians to-day for an
Item. Dull for DOCTORS" was the an
sWer, and he further said that the health
OF the people of this city is better now
than it has been for the last seven years. I