The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-16

ness. He begged like q good fellow 10
be let OF and in consideration of his ad-
vanced age and general impecuniosify q
fine OF 81 and costs was imposed.
Pillsbury's -four. at HawleY 3 Hills
Mr.. John Linehan has been awarded
the SUN of $40 by the insurance apprais-
ers, which viii 60 short way toward
re-establishing him in business
Onion sets. at Hawley & Hills.
The Adams Humpty Dumpty company
will go to Meline tonight returning TO
the Harper after the entertainment. In
the morning they viii leave here on the
st. Paul road for Citation, Iowa.
A full line of fresh evapofated and
dried fruits. at Hawley e. Hills.
The usual call for the democratic pri-
maries and convention in view of the APP
preaching charter election, may be found
IN another place of to-days ISSUE The
democrats have already shown a DISPOSE
ton to be up and doing. which is a syno-
nym for success
Anything in the line of boots, shoes and
slippers can be found in the mammoth
stock at Carse & Rcticker's.
A letter was received this morning from
Mr.. Jacob ohlweiler. Senior. now in
Minturn. Arkansas. He reports that all
were in good health and doing well. One
day 1t rained so hard that it became
necessary to suspend work for half of the
day.
That horrible disfiguring ash pile, IN
Seventeenth street near the rear of Whea-
toms drug store. is being carried away,
which reminds the ARGUS of the familiar
lines believing, we rejoice to see the
curse removed"
Carse 81 Reticker's stock of shoes for
spring and summer wear is now complete,
embracing all the late STYLES for both
ladies and gentlemen. IS ct
This mornine Mr.. I. w Luce received
letter stating that an older brother living
in Springfield. this state had died sud
denly of heart disease. No particulars
were given. The deceased brother was a
widower with enc son who is practicing
medicine at bayfield,. Wisconsin,.
Dressmakfng-Miss Emma Harnish and
Mrs c. G HYATT are Ieady at Mrs. Cross
ley's, No 140S Third avenue, to do dress
making in all it's branches Satisfaction
guaranteed in every particular and prices
reasonable 134w
Our morning contemporary is doing its
best to counteract the boom for Mr.. Cor
belt for city attorney by insinuating that
Hon Pat O'Mara is in the field for that
position. Mr. O'Mara is not in that race
and his friends will cheerfully support
Mr.. Corbett Next
Glucose feed for sale at the old Cleve-
land coal Office. Opposite the Diamond
10 office.
The ARGUS has improved facilities for
doing job work of ali kinds. 1t employs
none but the best of workmen, while its
material is of the latest style and is being
constantly added to. Its stock of fancy
stationery is large and varied; its Supply
of all kinds of commercial stock is prac-
tically unlimited, and IFS prices are rea-
sonable The best of work guaranteed.
If
Mr. Theodore W. Luce. who for the
past sixteen months has been associated
with Mr. A E. Kuickerbocker, leaves that
gentleman's employ 10 morrow and on
Monday will start for Minneapolis, there
to embark in business for himself. The
best wishes of his numerous acquaint-
ances in Rock Island will go with him for
q successful career
A fine line of ladies kid shoes, just re-
ceived at E. Turner's.
1t begins to look as if our officials made
a great mistake when they permitted the
interment of the bluff suicide without a
thorough surgical examination. No sui
eide, as mysterious in all its surroundings,
ever before occurred in Rock Island.
There being no appearance of death by
stranguIation the question is what killed
Bergsten7
At the Empire meat market of Messrs.
Fred Ehleb Sc Son, corner Of Fourth ave
nue. and Twentieth street, quite an inn
pIOFeIIl0nt Is DclHS fhbiod"'OO- II 10 ~
the form or an ice chest of the John o.
Beck patent, Dimensions twelve feet by
eight. In front there will be three glass
doors, each two and half by four feet,
thus affording a peep into the interior
during warm weather, without opening
the door. The carpenter work is being
supervised by Mr. j D. Taylor.