The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-04-10
LIE DAILY ARGUS.
Tuesday April 10, 1853.
RREVITTES.

heS0ldf meeting lhlS evening"
Rock Island Business Mems Association
Read Geo. w. d. Harris read estate al
tt
Dust is again flying in town but IN inc
country the roads are still horrible
Mr.. Billings, of Keithsburg' was among
Mott & Winters callers this morning.
Ladies kid button boots, al Carse
Il Reticker's.
Charles Henderson. OF Soulh moi'ne'
has obtained bounty on eight young
wolves and the old one, also.
A fine line of ladies' Shippers, just re
csived, at E. Turner's
Mr.. George Lamont is actively at Work
getting his Diamond Jo office IN good
shape for the summer 5 campaign
The Judges of election of the Third
ward win make out the registry books to-
morrow.
You can bay boots and shoes cheaper
of E. Turner than of any one else
A special train of twelve cars, hlied
with Geleseo and Atkinson people, left
Atkinson last week for Dakota
A marriage license was issued to-day
to Edmund A. Pullman and Miss Nettie
ID. Tate
The Slayton Ideal Colored Concert
Company is quartered at the Rock Island
House.
Grand bargains in boots, shoes and
slippers, at E. Turner'S 96t
Teachers certificates have been issued
to Misses Ida NJ. Banes, Rock Island;
Stella Vincent, Hampton and to lar
Charles Owens, Milan.
Mr. A. Loeb has just succeeded in OBJ
tanning loan of So 500 from the Rock
Island Building, Loan and Savings Asso
citation. The arrangement was made
through Secretary Guyer.
Down they go, Carse & Reticker will
sell boots and shoes cheaper than any
house in the city
Several cars were loaded on the Rock
Island and Peoria Road at Galva on
Tuesday and Wednesday last with farm
Dakota.
Hon. Schuyler Colfax will deliver
lecture on Lincoln and Garfield at Town
Hall, Milan, evening of April - Ar
rangements have been made with the
street cars to run to and from lecture. 5t
The strong indications of storm this
forenoon were overcome soon after noon
but We may catch on yet 1t viii he
remembered that this is the month OF
April
The probabilities are now that the
widow of Simon b Paige may get from
eight TO ten thousand dollars out of the |
Davenport property with several other |
counties yet to hear from"
The annual campaign in the garden has
been actively entered upon by everybody, |
save editors, who know by sad experience |
what it costs to raise each parsnip, beet |
and carrot
Weighmaster Petit says that the part |
of the Market Square fountain patronized |
by thirsty humanity, must receive an
overhaulin9 by the plummer before it will |
be again in use
E. W. Henry, son of Alderman Henry,
has received the agency for Rock Island
and vicinity for the Chicago daily Neoos
Ed. is an active young fellow and will
make good agent.
Clerk Levi F. Hars0n, of the circuit
court, went to Osborn yesterday with
Lhirty-two birds and came home fully
satisfied that life is worth living, after all
Mr.. Frank III got home from Arkansas
He says that the other Rock
Islanders down there especially Uncle {
Jake OhlWeiler, are working as they never
worked before. Which means they are
making money aud the ARGUS is glad
Of it.
Mr. James S. Gilmore purchased Akbar
paying round price for him
1ut not more than he was worth. He is
o be congratulated upon possessing the {
fastest trotter in this section, a horse
which may eclipse his previous record.
The men at work digging a hole in
'front.' of Schocker's cigar store for tele-
graph or telephone pole had CON
trouble to get through the rock,
about two feet below the surface of the
ground. Fl
In county court which convened yes
.erday afternoon, Judge Adams presid-
ng, jury was impaneled in the suit in
attachment of c. G. Knell, Rock Island. II
against William Young, of Milan, in
which Judge Adams had previously over
ruled a motion by defendant for continu-
ance. The case is now on trial, Judge
Wilkinson appearing for Frank Young,
defendants brother who appears in the
suit on an interpleader claiming that the
property attached as William Young's h
really belonged to himself.
Last evening No. of the RAYMOND
excursion parties. passed through here
en- route for California via Kansas CITY. Il
1t was organized in Boston to the tune of
one hundred and twenty five ladies and
gentlemen, and left that city on Thurs
day last. On its arrival in Chicago Sat.
urday the number of the excursionists
was considerably increased The party
occupies train of special Pullman |
coaches aid the time from Boston to San |
Francisco is scheduled at forty-eight |