The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-07-16
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BY AReus-rrrD REPORTERS FOR THE ARGUS.

The Turner's meet to night.
Samuel Heagy, of Hampton, was in
the city to-day.
Robert Lee, of Cable, was in the city
to-day.
G. W. Cash, Geneseo, dined at the
Harper House to-day.
For awnings, tents, etc, apply to G. H
Young, No. III Main street Davenport.
may2d3m
The street laborers will be paid to-
morrow evening.
James Donaldson, of Rural, father of
County Clerk Donaldson, is in the city.
A large number of pleasure seekers
were at Black Hawk yesterday.
The working association of the Central
Presbyterian church will hold a meeting
this evening.
Carl A. Helm and Frank 0. Seger have
declared their Intention of becoming
American citizens
Oliver Olson is home from Chicago,
where he has been under treatment for
inflammation of the eyes
A tirst-class ironer wanted at the Chi
cago Laundry, corner Eighteenth street
and Second avenue. If
A B Brink, R. l. & P ticket agent at
Peoria, was in the city this morning, on
his way home from Council Bluffs.
St Paul Lodge No. 107, Knights of
Pythias, will have their regular installa-
ton to night, at their hall
Chas Hull, and his sister Minnie Hull,
left for Malta, Saturday, on a visit to
friends.
Agent J. T. Cook, of the c., R. l. & P.
road, was in Chicago, Saturday, on rail
way business.
Mems workingshoes 50 cents. al Carse
4 Reticker,s.
The monthly mission temperance meet
ing at Broadway Presbyterian church,
Sunday night, was largely attended
A marriage license was issued to-day.
to Henry Nowha and Miss Anna Grant,
both of Rock Island.
Nj and Mrs. F. c A Denkman and
Mr. and Mrs John J. Reimers will leave,
this week, on a summer trip to Colorado.
Sales on Market square to-day: Four
loads of oats at SO cents; one load of corn
at 56 cents load of hay at $40.
Conductor Sutliff and Ticket Agent
Bruncr took their families 10 the country,
Sunday, and enjoyed a picnic
Mr.. John ]. Furniss, representing the
National Oil Company. of Cleveland,
Ohio, has been in the city for the past
few days, on business
T. C. McNeal, an cid Rock Island boy,
now of Peoria, has been IN the city for
several days. He has a prosperous bust
ness in Peoria.
Mr., William Woods, 147 Green street,
CHICAGO, Ill, says Browns Iron Bit
tiers cured me of pain in the bowels and
general weakness"
To-day is the twenty. seventh anniver-
sary of the birth of Mr.. Louis Ohlweiler
and his numerous friends are extending
congratulations
Miss Nellie Gray, the daughter of the
good looking alderman from the Second
ward in company with Miss Folger, of
Moline, left for Avone, this state. to-day,
on visit
The question Is asked who were the
young gentlemen rendering the Lar
board Watch" in the Third ward, aftel
the witching hour Of twelve, last night?
Crazy George was in the city, Satur.
day Several of the papers made larger
note about him than they would about
Jay Gould.
Mr. Thomas Hart, $50 Clark street
CHICAGO, Ill, says Having typhoid
fever and becoming convalescent,
found strength in using Browns Iron
Bitters"
Miss Ida Willoughby, of Lebanon, Ill,
arrived in the city on Saturday on a visit
to her sister, Mrs Robert Keith. She
will remain some time
S, W Wheelock, of Moline, thinking
that P. NJ Crocketts stallion Richmont
was about as fine an animal as there is il
this part of the country, has bred sever
McGregor FLIES to him.
A letter received from Mr. Henry
Schmidt from his father law, ilr Pete
Fries, states the latter gentleman is nov
in Milterburg, Bavaria This Is his oil
home, and he reports most pleasan
time visiting old friends and acquaint
ances This is Mr. Fries first visit hom
in thirty four years,
Messrs Herman and Gabriel Burgower
of Dallas, Texas, are in the city on Visi
to their father, Mr. Henry Burgower
No one will probably ever know VIVA
made Aug. Lutz, Davenport man, at
tack Rock Island coon Saturday night
on First avenue, 1t is quite evedent tina
August will investigate the capacity of
coon to butt before he attacks another
George Tate, a c., r. l. & P. freigh
conductor, was killed Saturday night
this side of Chicago, by being run owe
by the cars, The c., r l. & P. caboose
are draped in mourning.
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