The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-05

ing.
Read change in Geo. W d. Harris ad
vertise ment. IT
And now the hand organ is heard on
the streets in all its righteousness.
Book Wnrst Lunch and Book Beer to-
night at Ioihar Harms.
No deaths have been reported to City
Clerk Koel1ler for the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. DR. p L. McKinnie, OF
Moline dned at the Rock Island House
to-day
The c.. r. l. & P. have placed newly
reprinted dummy coach on the track be
tween here and Moline.
Twenty eases of shoes just received at
E. Turner's. which are being sold very
cheap.
Mrs. Mary Riley died at Kewanee. this
state, last week, aged about one hundred
and seven years.
Miss Jennie GuldenzoH left this morn
ing on visit to friends at Galesburg and
Aledo.
Young Mrs Winthrop was present
ed to the theatre goers of Peoria this
week
Wanted AT the Rock Island House
first class vegetable cook Immediately
Mr.. John Foster, of Edgington, is in
the city visiting with his son, George
Foster Mr. Foster is n years of age
and is as healthy and spry as many a
younger man.
G, H. Schocker, who has been confined
to his house the last two week 5, was able
TO be out to day
E. Hammond very recently foreman of
the Union composing room, left very sud
denly few days ago leaving an unpaid
board bill at the Commercial Hotel and an
unpaid order for sult of clothes, all of
which the Ua5on Printing Co, charge to
their profit and loss account.
Wash Blodgett, advance agent of
Kiralfy Bros, Black Crook, and E. j.
Abraham, are in the city at the Harper.
Low shoes for summer wear, for both |
ladies and gentlemen. at E. Turner's.
John j. Furniss, of Cleveland repre- |
senting the National Oil Company. is in
the city on business, stopping at the Rock |
Island house.
County Clerk Donaldson issued a mar
rage license to Andrew ]. Nordstrom and |
Miss Emma Swanquist, of Moline to day /
J. B. Zlmmer has just received fresh |
invoice of summer suitings
E. L. Allen, an insurance man of Chi
eago, arrived in the city this morning, for
the purpose of adjusting the losses on the
Half way house fire.
Mems working shoes 90 cents. at Carse |
& Retickers.
Don't forget the garden hose
Wipe the darling babys nose;
Pat the looking glass and toothbrush safe away, |
Here is Lulu's other hustle,
Come now girls get up and hustle.
We are moying-it's the merry month of May.
Mrs. Maher, sister of Miss Kate Byrnes,
returned to Chicago this morning. after
making pleasant visit to her old home.
Have your buggies put in tirst-class
order, at Fl. NJ. Wallis, OF Seventeenth
street. may 4-6t
Mr.. ThCIaas c. Gale, of Newport, VT,
is at the Rock Island House He is a
cousin of Mrs, L. D. Hurd, and has just
from trip to California. The
gentleman is a conductor on an eastern
railroad
Mr.. VIM, III. Lundy was taken suddenly
worse Thursday night, the rheumatism
striking near his heart. He is now in
critical condition, and DR. Reiter says
another such attack would be fatal.
The Davenport Democrat has libel suit
on its hands, brought by Rev. George
Chambers, the colored minister for pub
ishing uHtruths about him last fall. An
is being made to settle the mat
er without bringing it into court
Drs. J, w. Stark and W T. Magill, who :.
we're in attendance at the Iowa State Der
tai association at Iowa City, have return
I'd home. The Illinois State Dental meets +
It Decatur next Tuesday and DR.. Stark
viii probably attend as he is chairman OF
me of the committees.
The foolish man foldeth his arms and
aith: There is no trade; WHY should
dvertise;" but the wise man IS not so =
re Whoopeth it up in the newspapers. and y
'erily he draweth trade from afar off "
For nobby salt at a reasonable nrice "
all at J B. ZnnERis. t.
A very pleasant time was had at the j.
Meeting Of the literary society at Mr.. ]
, laylor's last evening The programme
FaS well carried out by those who took i
art, which consisted of an instrumental
olo By Miss Jennie Maskery. a readine
y Miss Ella Pratt, song by the Angus :,
ana t9uartette, an essay by Prof. Hatch /!
flute aud piano duet by Mr.. and Mrs q
Iipley' a reading by Mr.. Charles r 2
Walker Il
The city council will meet in nrivata
aucus tonight, for the purpose of max
ng up slate for the proceedings ON
ext Monday evening. 1t is expected p
nereiore, that there will not be sucb :,
angle over the appointments as would c,
fherwise probably occur The chiefs d.
intend to keep peace in the a:
'lgwam if possible. .
New goods for summer wear nj
lIMMER's.
One OF the most important and success
III industries in this section, is the mann. 7,
acture of crackers and no firm hears the :,
epu'ation OF making better goods than a