The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-25

Travel IS reported good On all the ran
roads.
Nels j. Anderson took out bis natural
ization papers on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Sutlif went t
Peoria yesterday.
Supervisor Viereich went to Coal Val
ley this morning.
Mr.. o. P. Wright, of Rural, dined al
the Rock Island house today.
Mr.. H Kingsbury left this morning OIL
business trip to Chicago.
A sure cure for dyspepsia. by using
Adams German Compound. at Thomas.
Mr.. r. W. Nelson, representing thu
American Press association, Chicago, wa
in the city today.
The different jurys empanelled by tn
circuit court, are taken care of by Land
lord Padtield, of the Rock Island house
C. G.. Knell, the furniture man, re
turned from the east this morning.
Miss Mary Crouch, Of Barston, procuret
teachers certificate from Superintendent
Southwell on Saturday.
Mr.. Charles Holmes and sister, o
Orion, are the guests of MIR. Hugh Nc
Donald, Of this city.
Mr.. Samuel Heagy. of Hampton was in
the city today, aswas also Fl. N. Gil
christ, of Rapids City.
Mr.. T. B. Cabeen, prominent citizen
of Keithsburg, was in the city today
We acknowledge pleasant call from him
Fine spring chickens. at W. H. Beans
Thompson Boney and Postmaster Mil
Ter, of Buffalo Prairie, left last evening
on q visit to the state fair at Chicago.
Mr.. Charles Truesdale left for Minneap
oils on Saturday evening for pleasure
trip, and will return home tomorrow.
County Clerk Donaldson issued mar
rage license on Monday to James h
Lowery, of Rock Island. and Martha j
Richmond, of Newton, Iowa.
Mr.. Fl. ". Flower. proprietor Of
the Duncombe house at Fort Dodge. i!
visiting his father-in-law, Mr.. james
Taylor, of Taylor Ridge.
C. C. Knell is not closing cut carpet:
at cost, but has them for sale as cheap as
any one. He also has some choice pat
terms, which will bear inspection and will
stand little profit.
Mr.. s. b. Stoddard, freight agent of thu
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific road il
this city. is absent on a pleasure trip t.
Minnesota.
There was large crowd present at tn
base ball grounds this afternoont to witness
the second game between the Kimbarks
of Chicago, and the Stars, of this city.
Mr.. B. McNanny, the good looking
conductor on the Chicago. Milwaukee &
st. Paul road. spent Sunday visiting old
friends in Galena.
Engineer Frank Bliss, who pulls the
day tram on the Chicago, Milwaukee q
ct. Paul road, between here and Savanna
is recovering from continued attack o.
rheumatism
Market square sales today consisted
of 1S loads of potatoes, loads of oats
l load of soft coal, 2 loads of hay,
load sweet potatoes, and load of hogs
There was new arrival at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Chopper yesterday
which made the household supremely
happy Ed says it is girl, and too cute
for anything.
Dress goods, silks and velvets spe'
cialty, at prices to astonish you, at the
new store of Joseph Levy's, No. 1,6Oe
Second avenue. 0t
We are glad to note that Major L. NJ
Buford has 80 far recovered from hi:
recent illness, as to be able to be on the
streets again.
In response to the invitation issued By
the Stars to the fair sex, great many
ladies went to the ball park this afternoon
10 witness the second game between thu
Stars and Kimbarks, of Chicago.
Mrs. o. H. Watson and son, accom-
panied by Mrs. Wadsworth, of Davenpor
who have been visiting at Eastern sum-
mer resorts for some time, have returned
home.
The largest stock of cloaks, doImans
flannels and blankets in the city, can b
found at Joseph Leyy's new store, No
1909 Second avenue, formerly occupie
by Mitchell G. Parsons. ct
Mr.. James Donaldson, of Rural, was i
the city on Monday. His great sal
occurs on October 10th, and those wishin
bargains should not fail to attend.
The remains of the late Mrs. Kre
arrived from st. Louis on Monday morr
ing, and in the afternoon were consigue
to their last resting place. The funer'
was largely attended.
One of the coaches on the Rock Islam
& Mercer county road, was attached
the morning Rock Island & Peoria traiI
and was taken to the company's shops {
Peoria, where it will be thoroughly ovel
hauled and repaired.
We are now open for business with Il
largest stock of dry goods, fancy goOt
and notions in the city, at Joseph Levy
new store, No. 1,609 Second avenue.
Messrs. John Holmes and A. F. Gre
of the Chicago. Milwaukee & st. Pa
road, were in Freport on pleasure tr
yesterday. Like all good boys the
missed tho first train, and consequent