The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-06-23

see that our public schools are we'll cared
for
Hosiery for summer wear, all grades. at
Liberman,s, the halter.
The crushed stone recently put down
on market Square are being coated with
cinders.
The Shenandoah Ia, military company
will probably be here on the Fourth.
Try Buffalo Mead, at Thomas 1885,
A great many went out to-day, to wit
ness the binder contest at Taylor Ridge
The Muscatine military company, and
company B. Second regiment, Chicago,
will be here on the Fourth.
The neatest and nohbiest neck-wear
ever seen in the city, at Liberman's, the
halter. j22-
The Rock Island and Peoria road took
four carloads of excursionists from Orion
to Peoria, to-day.
The ST. Louis and St. Paul packet ware
house will be completed within few
days.
Light open buggy, end spring, cheap,
at Walls.
Moline has the boss council. 1t man
ages to hold about three special sessions
every week.
Fred Zimmerman is in trouble He
slept in the calaboose on the charge of
obtaining money under false pretenses.
The street laborers will not be paid till
after the next regular meeting of the
council
Another lot of those ladies' fine low
shoes and slippers, 81 per pair, Just re,
ceived at E. Turner's
1t is said that a Moline thumper and a
Rock Island thumper have made arrange
ments for hard glove prize fight, to
take place to morrow in Davenport sa
loon. Stakes. $50 side
People residing on Third avenue, near
the corner of Third street, were aroused
about 70 o'clock. last night by several
pisto. shots, and loud yelling,
A fine line of ladies hand-sewed shoes,
selling very cheap, at E. Turner's.
Those who have been out with a hook
and line, the last three OF four DAYS re-
port that the fish are biting well. and good
strings can be secured.
A drunken man came very near being
run over on Twentieth street, by the 90
morning passenger He was knocked
about ten feet
The boss line of gentlemens' low shoes
in the city, at E. Turner'S j22-2t
A farmers team ran away to-day
between this city and Milan, spilling out
the old gentleman and his family Nc
one hurt
A butchers wagon ran into carriage
on Seventh avenue, Yesterday. throwing
out a small child. The wheels of Tho
carriage passed over the little one, but
luckily did not injure it.
Mems workingshoes 95 cents, at Carst
& Retickers.
At the school election next Tuesday
cast your vote for j. NJ. Buford. Mr.
Buford has the interest of our schools a
heart, and is just the man to put there.
John Russ, of restaurant fame, has
new baby at his house, girl. Mr. an
Mrs. Sid Robb also throw up their hand
and shout glory over a new one, also
girl.
For awnings, tents, etc., apply to G. E
Young, No. lit Main street Davenport
may2d3m
j. M. Buford is in Kentucky, and nc
here to refute the statements that hi
? political enemies are circulating regardin
him to-day His friends will stick b
him, and elect him next Tuesday
r Mr.. George w. Bones, Clay City, III
says: Il used Browns Iron Bitters fl
: debility, poor appetite and dyspepsia wit
good results
! There is nothing new in the attempt
the sorehead politicians to GUST Mai,
Beardsley from the post-office. The pei
ton has not been circulated in this cit
3 If it has, no one has divulged it.
Would it not be good idea to (
;, up the sidewalks before the Fourth, al
? to clean up the streets. There will
many strangers in town on that day al
we should try and have our sidewalks al
Ii streets in respectable condition.
: Superintendent Kemble and exAlde
re man O'Neil will construct a triumph
IS car for the Fourth. They will arran
for q Goddess of Liberty, and for thirt
eight young maidens to represent 0
n thirty-eight states.
iii Legislators should follow Samuel W
~ Ter, seniors, advice and beware Of Ii
widows 1t would save them a gre
% deal of trouble They are mighty unce
re tain playthings, worse, even, than I
toy pistol.