The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-04-13
TIE DAILY ARGUS.
Friday April ID, 1883.
gREV1T1ES.

teenth street.
Mems working shoes 95 cents, at Carse
S Reticker's.
Teachers certificates have been issued
to Misses Maggie Miller of Edgington
and Mamie Swisher of Port Byron
Read Geo. w. d. Harris read estate al.
tt
About these DAYS eighteen years ago
the Boys in Blue were having lveiy times
down in cole Virginny."
La.,ies kid button boots, $1.75,at Carse
Il Reticker's.
marriage license has been issued to
Hans Hanson and Miss Anna c. Larson,
Moline.
Had II not been for the rain last night
wind and dust would have had merry
old time to-day
J. B. thinner has the largest and
best selected line of suitings of any place
in the city.
Jacob Ohlweilcr, Jr., has had his place,
corner of Second avenue and Fifteenth
street, greatly improved throughout by
calcimning, etc. When the Old gentle
man returns from Arkansas he will hardly
know it.
Drop in and look at those new summer
suitings. at J. B. Zimmers.
The Aledo Democrat reports the measles
raging in that village just now. One
hundred children have been withdrawn
from the public school. No fatal cases
have yet been reported.
The Herman BurgOwer arrested and
fined yesterday for peddling without
license, as stated in last evenings ARGUS,
was a Davenporter, Our Herman is not
that kind of man.
A fine line of ladies Shippers, just re-
ceived, at E. Turner's.
Many poor fellow in this city shud-
ders at the contemplation of the fact that
house cleaning time, with its cold grub
and other unhappy accompaniment, is
once more upon us.
Last night we were visited with gen
uine midsummer rain storm, thunder and
lightning. One crack shortly before day
light this morning. was so sharp as to
terrify great many timid people, espe
cially those who owe the printer for sew
eral years subscription
You can buy boots and shoes cheaper
of Z. Turner than of any other firm.
Call and examine those new suitings
just received at j. B. Zimmer's.
1t is rumored that the Star base ball
club. Of this city. will play the Moline
Blues some time next week, either at the
Moline grounds or Rock Island grounds
The extremely warm weather of to-day
has caused general shedding of over
coats. There's another thunder storm
coming, fully equal in violence to that of
last night.
In addition to her daughter, Mrs. Jack-
son, the late Mrs. Sammis leaves three
other daughters H. c. Whitridge
and Mrs. Roderick Dart of this city and
Mrs. Joe Huntoon of Moline.
The "ITuStrated World, devoted to art
and literature, is new 16-page journal,
highly illustrated 1t is published by
James Leveson, of Philadelphia. 1t will
grow into popular favor, as
it deserves success.
The heavy hail storm which prevailed
for few minutes about o'clock this |
morning. threatened instant and immedi |
ate destruction of Conservatives and |
window glass generally.
Grand bargains in boots, shoes and |
slippers, at E. Turner's oct
General Manager T. ]. Potter, of the |
Burlington and Quincy road, |
has gone West on tour of inspection to |
be absent ten days.
Wednesdays St. Louis Republicans;
Steamer Minneapolis departed for st.
Paul at p. m. yesterday with all the
freight she wanted and about 100 German
Lutheran ministers aboard, going to Quin-
" to attend a conference. The nobby
Keokuk follows the Minneapolis at A D.
m. Friday.
Order your new suits of J. B. thinner
where you can find complete stock of
spring and summer sutings
The celebrated Kentucky mare, Psyche,
ately the property of Simon B. Paige,
has been purchased by Mr. Arthur Bur-
'ail, of this city, for $3.50 She is said
20 have cost her late owner 5000 when
but year old.
Down they go, Carse Sc Reticker will
sell boots and shoes cheaper than any
house in the city.
Wednesdays st. Louis Republican,:
The complete and elegant Mary Morton,
he flagship of the Diamond 10 line, will
make her first appearance this season ut
The wharf boat, foot of Washington ave
nue., this morning. She comes direct
rom Dubuque, and will leave at 4 d. m.
Tor Reeds Landing
The Josie is expected from ST. Louis
his evening and she will 90 over the
rapids in the morning. The Libbie Con
ger will be here tomorrow bound down
and the Minneapolis, also, bound for st.
Paul. The Mary Morton will probably
De here about Tuesday next, upward
bound.
WANTED-Lady to take agency of
Rock Island for first-class corset special-
". Williamson Corset and Brace Co., No
POS North Sixth street, St Louis, Mo.
The MISUNDERSTANDING wedding came |