The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-12
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FIRST class vegetable cook Immediately.
ATr. Louis Hoefer, of Keokuk, was il
the city last night. visiting Mr. JOSEPH
Baker
Mems working shoes 80 cents, at Cars,
. & Rctickcrs.
B. I'll. Cook to-day CO Guided the work
of putting down new sidewalk in front
of j. S NJ. Rosenfielti's store.
Have your buggies put in first-class
order, at III. NJ Wallis. or Seventeenth
street. may 1o-Gt
Mr.. Alex Lamont arrived in the city
this morning, after long absence on bus
mess in Ohio, Iowa, and other states
Wall has eastern buggies from 500 10
800
Capt. G. w. Durham arrived in town
this morning. and will leave for ST. Louis
this evening
For awnings, tents. etc, apply to G. H.
Young, No. 1T Main street Davenport.
may2d3m
Mr.. David B. Miller, of Honesdale,
Penn, is in the city on visit to his
friend, Mr. Frank WEIGH
| The largest stock and best assortment
of childrens' shoes in the three cities. at
| E. Turner's
Mrs. w. L. Messick and son, of Free.
] port, passed through the city yesterday
for st. Louis
Wanted-a good cook at the head of
| 18th ST. 1o St.
Chas. Waner, whom the Grand Jury
found an Indictment against for assault
with intent to commit rape, has given bail
in the sum of $1,000
Boots and shoes sold at very low prices
and prices guaranteed at E Turner's.
T. w. Boynton, superintendent of
| street, pro tenn has large force of men
cleaning Second Avenue to-day
Perfect fits guaranteed, and reasonable
prices in SUITS to Older OF j B. Zimmer's.
The Snake. King" was holding forth
at Market Square this afternoon. and at
tracted good audience
Business and dress suits a speciality, at
j. B. Zlmner's.
August Brass, Henry Lotsch, Charles
Flood, Anton Linden, John Holm and
August johnson secured naturalization
papers from County Clerk Donaldson, on
Friday.
Fred Krell is now prepared to serve up
his excellent ice cream.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manly Rogers, of Ere
mont. Neb., will be the guests of Rev. S.
S. Cryer. over Sunday. They are on their
way to Saratoga.
Ice Cream made from pure cream, at
Fred Krelfs.
County Clerk Donaldson issued mar
riage licenses on Friday to Frederick |
Lohse and Miss Catherine Stolck, of Rock |
Island. and Chas. F. Chandler and Miss |
Jennie Schneider. also of Rock Island.
The ladies of the First Methodist Epis
cOpal church cleared in the neighborhood
of $50 at their church sociable, and a
pleasant time was had. Many more
would have been present if the weather
had not been so disagreeable
Al. Owen, III. Nelson, c. Youngbere,
], Evens. FL. Willms, C. A Allen, j.
Westphal NJ Magrum, Biehl & Son, L.
Harms, Chas. G. Wulff and VIM. f.
Teller took out billiard licenses on Fri
lay
The best accommodations in baths
Under the Rock Island House. 126t
The council win meet in special session
m Monday evening next, when the may
II will make his appointments and ar
ange his committees. The appropria-
ions for the ensuing fiscal year will also be
lade
The hospital committee of the board of
upervisors met at the county clerk !
flee this afternoon, to look over matters
to the erection of a county
ospital and insane asylum. The com
littee is composed of Messrs Robertson. &,
7arnock, Schneider, Campbell and Nc =
innie
trough cars to morrow, leaving Second !,
venue at o, 10 and II a. M, and D. M, .
nd will make regular trips in the after :,
bon to watch tower. leaving Second :,
,enue at 2, $40, $50. 4. 4:40. $50. 6, Z, IT
nd 8 p. IN.
One of the finest ice cream parIors in fl
e west, if not the finest, is b. Birken- n
Ids on Fourth avenue 1t has been re- ~
ted and refurnished and now presents T
very handsome appearance. His facil- eli
es are the best, having his own ice in
'use. He is prepared to furnish ice ID
cam at reasonable rates. and everybody re
no has ever partaken of ice cream made
him knows that it can't be beat. n
Capt. A. j. Whitney started for Du- In
Ique this afternoon with his new steam at
at, Nellie, which has Just come out of al
alike Bros boat yard. 1t is a perfect &c
auty, and reflects credit on the owner u
ID the men who built it. 1t weighs u
'84-1O0 tons, and is numbered 1885, ci
4. There are eight sleeping apartments
he boat will be used in dredging for the
vernment. Capt Whitney's son, Hen
, will act as pilot. The captain is one 81,
the oldest rIver men in this section. III
d his friends will be pleased to congrat- flu
ate him on the beauty and style of his en-
W craft. He has another boat under
~ at the yards in this city an
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