The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-15
HREVITIES.

Our Knights Templar are preparing fol
unusually interesting Easter services.
Call at the Golden Eagle for bargains.
Only fortnight more of the present
school term.
The Golden Eagle for furnishing goods
cheap.
st. Patrick's day on Saturday next.
The St. Patrick's Benevolent Society VIII
hare its usual ball in the evening
BOYS and childrens' clothing q special
department. at the Golden Eagle. 1S-dSl
The Champion assignment business was
to be brought before Judge Wilson this
afternoon at Q o'clock.
That Market Square fountain ought to
be in running order again soon.
Mems regular made half hose Is cents,
worthless. at Hoffmaster's.
The familiar sign. TO Rent" is com
ing to the front as spring advances.
Rents will not be as high as last year.
The Golden Eagle viii be open We'd
nesday morning,
Sound judgment in the selection of q
city ticket this spring means a sweeping
democratic victory.
The Magnetic hat at the Golden Eagle.
The Humpty Dumpty company arrived
this morning and may be found at the
Harper.
Mothers: Clothe your boys at the Col
den Eagle.
At the regular meeting last evening of
o Sau-Kee Ledge. I. o. r. NJ, two pale
faces were received into full Red Men
communion.
Largest and finest line of shirts, collars
and cuts in the city, at the Golden Eagle.
Where's the farmerswho wants to fairly
coin money by bringing in load OF
oatss
The burned out furniture store in the
Turner block, palace Row" is being put
in splendid condition for re-occupancy.
jackson Beardsley-says il is his inten-
tiOn to run as an independent candidate
for mayor. Next.
The signs of the .times indicate that
whoever secures the republican nomina-
ton for collector will meet "a foeman
worthy of his steel" in the persousof Mr.
Louis Ohlweiler-
Newest and nobbiest neckwear ever
shown, to be found at the Golden Eagle.
When the sun shines the south side of
Second avenue is all slush. the frost just
being drawnseut of thee ground. On the
north side of the street car track dust is
flying. Quite q contrast.
Extra pants for boys and children a
speciality, at the Golden Eagle.
Teachers certificates have been issued
TO Misses Lizzie Norton, Davenport; Anna
Olmstead, Milan, and to Mr Fl. W.
Qus1ntance, Rural.
AS soon as the ice runstout of the river
business will boom at the KahIke boat
yard, there being about half a dozen
boats ready to launch.
Hats and caps for everyone, at the
Golden Eagle.
Adams famous. Humpty Dumpty to
night at Harper's Theatre. AS this is
without doubt the best company now on
the road producing. that popular play we
shall look for a largesaudieDce.
The best made and finest fitting clothing
to be found in the three cities at the Col
den Eagle.
The sale of seats for SAtkinson's Jol-
Titles, who willfappear at. Harpcrs Thee
tire on Saturday evening next, began this
morning at the Harper House drug store.
Trunks and valises for gents and
ladies, at very low prices, ut the Golden
Eagle.
To days weather is considerably colder,
sharp northeast wind reminding us that
this is March and not June. In consc-
quence OF the sudden change in the
weather hard colds, tending toward pnsu-
mcnia, are prevalent.
Gents latest style shoes at, Carse &
Reticker's. ~
Last evening shortly after Q o'clock
the ice in the river moved little again
sufficiently to form quitaka hump :nearl.
opposite the Diamond 10 Office. As tlz
river is comparatively clear below Gredl
island it is hoped that the beginning c
the final movement will soon be chror
icled.
N. Olson g. Co. are closing out the
entire stock of shoes at and below cost t
retire from business. They have as goo
goods as there are in the market.
A meeting of the officials of'the Nortl
ern Pacific, Canada Pacific, Northwestern
Rock Island and other roads, was hel
yesterday at the Pacific Hotel, Chicag'
at which rates and divisions were agree
upon TO points ON the Northern Pacif
and Canada Pacific railroads. A reductio
in rates on en,igrant goods was ais
agreed upon
A granger came to town yesterday Wit
n load of eggs. At Rapids City he WI
offered twenty cents a dozen, and vi
much disguised to learn thas they won
only bring fifteen CENTS here, and that q
supply exceeds the demand at that.