The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-23
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

Peter Hans and Miss Wilhelmina Jal
procured marriage license on Tuesda'
DIR and Mrs. Thomas Gait left tn
morning on o trip to Colorado Spring
Mrs Gait will be absent some time in tn
hope of beneftting her health.
I Mems working shoes 95 cents, at Cars
s. Retickers.
Several of p T. Barnum's advanC
agents are in the city. stopping at til
Rock Island house.
George w. Henry, Chief of Record:
requests all the members of the O-Sau Ke
tribe. No. IS, l. o. r. NJ. TO meet at thei
wigwam this evening.
For awnings, tents, etc., apply to G. II
| Young, No. III Main street Davenport
may2d3m
The insurance aGjusters are IN the cit.
for the purpose of settling the loss of tn
late fire.
The circuit court was occupied this
morning in trying the Fitzpatrick forgery
case. The case will be given TO the jury
this afternoon.
Chas. Oberg will open his saloon on the
corner of Tenth street. and Third avenue,
tonight.
Old papers for sale at the Argus" of
fee in packages of 10, 20, 50, 40 and soc
at the rate of so cents per hundred If
Mrs. T. Fl. Thomas and Mrs J J.
Parks, left for Dubuque to-day on the
Josephine to pay visit at the residence
of Mr.. George Conway, who is a brother
OF Mrs Parks
Mr. w B. McIntire of Wilton, Iowa.
brother of our young dry goods merchant.
Mr.. c. c. McIntire, was in the city to-day
on a visit
Henry fireman, the meat market man
on Third avenue, has engaged John Volk
& Co. to build him two brick stores on the
land east of his shop. The cost of cree
ton will be about $4,000.
Mr.. VIM, II. Kelly, Lement, ILL.,, says:
Il used Browns Iron Bitters for dyspep-
STA, aud it certainly has helped me. :"
Ed. Zipps is the name of young man
who was on spree. and being in the
vicinity of the c.. b. & @. went through
some of the lunch baskets of the employ
ees. He was arrested by Deputy Marshal
Brennan, and Squire Chopper fined him
So and costs this morning
The inspection of the Rodman Rifles at
Armory Hall last night. called forth a good
audience. The company formed in line
at $50 and there were about thirty five
men in the ranks. Capt. Abel put the
boys through a short company drill, which
was followed by the inspection under
Major Vance. The inspection was very
thorough
Hon. W. F. Cody, better known as
Buffalo Bill, and DR.. Carver, the great
fife shot, gave an entertainment in Dav-
EXPORT this afternoon. with their wild
West company. They will also show
here tomorrow.
s A Marschall, the well-known mer-I
liant tailor, has removed his business es-
ablishment to No. 219 Twentieth street,
'etween Second and Third avenues, next
oor to Hausgen's grocery. Read his adj |
ertisement in another column 22-6t |
Mr.. Charles Nipples, of Geneseo, was
n the city to-day, visiting old friends.
lie was in the grocery business here many
ears ago. and since his removal to Gen
SEQ has been, and is still, in the business
here
Major General John Bcford Post, No.
43, Grand Army Of the Republic. will
e mustered and its officers installed at
-rmory hall at 7 o'clock this evening.
Mr.. Abe May signifies his intention of
aying Rock Island at an early day, and
nbarking in the clothing business at
rand Rapids Mich. Mr.. May is good
tizen, and we are sorry to part with him.
City Marshal Miller treated the honor
Die members of the city council to 1.-THE
CARS" after the meeting last night.
DIR. Leopold Damrosch and his excel
Mt orchestra of fifty five selected must
ans appear at the Burtis opera house,
avenport, to night. The ferry will run
ter the entertainment. /
The entertainment given at the Central
church last night for the ben
It of the choir, was a success financially
d otherwise. The eiocutionary talents ]
Prof. W, w. Carnes were well displayed,
d he gave his usual satisfaction. The ,
lsical part of the program was delight ,
roughout was of very pleasing nature. +
: S. 7. Bowlby presided at the organ. ?
allenge from the Stars an old and exper- i,
ICED nine. While feeling the odds are =
eatly against them, they, however, ac
pit the Stars challenge 10 play Decora-
n Day on the hop-field grounds at 2 :
lock, p. m. :
The Springfield correspondent of the :,
icago Times says in regard to the bust :,
IS transacted in the Legislature on Mon
Y, that the only words that were heard
IS Il object" Il object" and that
Mara, of Rock Island, was the only C
,mber that accomplished anything. He f,
,ceeded in getting advanced Aims
rth's senate bill, containing provisions :
,arding unclaimed property held by .
keepers and private warehouse men,
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