The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-28
RREV1TIES,

Men are at work to day putting up the
ladders of the Harper House fire escape
The postofice lobby was tastcfully
dressed in black by Postmaster Beardsiey
this noon.
Gents latest style shoes at Carse &
RetickeTs. If
County Clerk Donaldson issued mar
riage license to William Trostel and Miss
Frederick Schneider of Rock Island
The rafter y. W. Mills" was the first
boat through the draw this year.
For goods and hosiery of all kinds go
to McIntire & Cos
The Central Presbyterians will re
occupy their church edifce on Sunday
next, at the usual hours of service.
The city township convention of the
Nationalist viii be held this evening n
Norris Hail.
Mr.. G. II. Schocker has had the interior
of his cosy cigar store neatly painted, i'm
provig gifts appearance materially.
McIntire s. Co.'s are headquarters for
dress goods, 1711 Second avenue.
The meetings at the First Methodist
church continue to attract large audi
ences.
The dreary wintery weather of the past
two or three days is in return for the un-'
seasenably pleasant weather earlier in the
month
The German English school of the
Lutheran church, resumed work this
morning
McIntire & Co. offer to-day special
bargain in black silk, 81 80 per yard 1t
is not worth 81. so per yard, but is good |
value at the above price.
At the Broadway church prayer meeting
this evening the topic will be, Goods |
Nearness to Man"
Mr.. Frank Weigand is happy over the
arrival of brand new son. Unfortunate |
ly he will be ineligible as a voter this
year, however.
II is quite likely that Rhea win be here
again soon, when '1ngomar' will be pre-
sented. Should this expectation be real
orchestra to pit
Step in at McIntire & Co.'S and
examine those al wool and wool and cot
ton mixed goods for boys wear. Prices
low.
The Keokuk, with her electric light,
went over the rapids at an early hour this
morning, bound for Dubuque, and will
probably touch at this point on Friday
morning, ON her return.
MIR. Richard Mansill says that I'D to the
present snowstorm he had not known sol
dry March in between thirty and forty
years. High temperature is not 80 nm
common for March in this latitude as
extreme drought.
Mrs. Green, fashionable dressmaker
cutting and fitting speciality All work
guaranteed. Par.ors, 1921 Third avenue,
between 21st and 22d streets. 21d2w
In accordance with the terms of an
order from headquarters the business of
our post office was suspended this after
noon between the hours of 2 and S o'clock
while the funeral services of the late
Postmaster General Howe were being
held
Burt d Mears hand sewed shoes for sale
only by Carse Il Reticker
Miss NJ A. Cooke, principal of school
NO. :, and Miss G. NJ. Briggs, teacher of
she ninth grade in the High School build
1ng, will hold exercises in history on Fri |
day afternoon, and the friends of the /
scholars are expected to attend and enjoy
the entertainment.
Last evening Mr.. Louis Liberman of
Alma, Colorado and Miss Minnie Cornet.
were married in Davenport, several rela-
tives and friends from this city being in
attendance. Mr.. Liberman will be remem7
beFed as having formerly done business
in this city.
See Carse & Retickers 81 90 goods.
The members of St. Johns branch, No.
8, of the Western Catholic Union, desire
through the ARGUS to tender their sincere
thanks to their brethren of St. Jcseph's
branch No. IS, for their sympathetic CO.
operation in the matter of the death and
Qarial of Peter Kale.
Formal announcement is made of the
death at Chicago last Friday of Mrs. r.
B.AHolman, whose age was 80 years. The
deceased was known by great many in