The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-05-17
HERE AND THERE.
Attend church tomorrow.

Subscribe for the daily ARGUS.
Firemen's parade next Tuesday.
Remember the excursion tomorrow.
Republican caucuses tonight a week.
Go out and visit the cemetery tomor-
row.
Tomorrow is train Sunday ON the C. B.
SO.
Don't forget to attend church tomor-
row.
John 7. Raymond at Harper's theatre
tonight.
The ARGUS will be issued early Monday
morning.
The roof of the Baptist church is being
repaired.
No marriage license has been issued
for three days.
Excursion on the Milan street car line
all day tomorrow.
Nearly everybody in town was out
promenading last night.
A fine time can be had by patronizing
the excursion tomorrow.
No arrests by the police today. The
city pound is also empty.
Yesterday week will be pay day on
the great Milwaukee road.
There was only one load of hay on Mar
ket square this forenoon.
A big lot of ladies' low shoes and slip
pers, at 81 per pair, at E. Turner's.
Mr.. J. W. Simonson and I. s. Knowles,
of Port Byron, were in the city last night.
We are sorry to learn that MIR. j. M.
Buford is confined to the house by illness.
All aboard for the excursion to Mont
pelier on the steamer Josephine tomorrow.
Two or three amateur games of base
ball will be played in the city tomorrow.
The Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
road will pay its employees for April next
week.
There will be preaching at the Ninth
street Methodist Episcopal church to
morrow.
The finest and largest line of ladies
fine shoes to be found in the city at E .
Turners's.
Alderman Briggs and Mr.. Andrew Don
aldson have returned home from their
western trip.
The most enjoyable way in which TO
spend tomorrow is to take the Josephine
for Montpelier, Iowa.
Don't forget the fact that the ARGUS
will come out as a morning paper on
Monday mornings after this. t
The Josephine leaves Rock Island fer
Montpelier tomorrow morning at $50 and
in the afternoon at 100.
The bill boards which blew down on
Second avenue some time ago, are being
fixed up for the circus posters.
Teeth extracted without pain, by Nor
gan & McCandless, dentists, 3rd avenue
and Goth street. Telephone SO. 21-dwti
The Market Square Terors will play a
game of ball with the Counter Jumpers
at the old Star park tomorrow afternoon
Try your luck and see whether it vii
be 500 government bond or buggy
You stand good chance of drawing
either one. The Golden Eagle clothing
store is the place.
The party given by Miss Mamie Smitl
Thursday night was well attended and /
real pleasant time was had by all whit
were present.
They come and go and so do thei
neighbors to purchase their outfit o
clothing at the Golden Eagle and eacl
one who purchases goods to the amoun
of "a will receive present.
The John T. Raymond company ale a
the Harper house. They will leave fo1
Chicago tonight at Ills over the Chi
cago, Rock Island & Peoria road
When you want reliable fire and lif,
insurance at low rates, call on W. L
Coyne. corner Seventeenth street, and 81
avenue, up stairs, Rock Island, Ill. dSn
Mr., Paul Hamilton, the genial assistan
ticket agent of the Chicago, Rock ISLAM
& Pacific road, has gone to LIE Claire tt
spend Sunday with his parents.
Mr., John Blakely, Jr., is in the cit.
today. The gentleman is now locates
on his farm few miles south of Milan
where he is raising some fine cattle.
DR.. J. Cleland, dentist, has removed hi
office to Hoffman's block, No. 1874 Mali
street, Davenport, i'll rear of First Ma
tional Bank. 16d6tw1t
The fifth annual dance of the Roc
Island fire department will be held a
Turner hall on Thursday evening. Ma,
90. Tickets rs cents. Fireman in uni
form, so cents.
E. w. Hurst represents the leading
American and Foreign Insurance Co.'S
Policies carefully written at current rates
Agency established 1874 Office owe
Rock Island National Bank.
| the kalsominers are whitening tn,
ceiling and walls of the American EXPIRES
company in fine shape, Agent Smitl
will probably put on a new suit Of clothe
in honor of the occasion.
The c. o. d. laundry at Davenport
still continue to laundry shirts at s cents
collars % cents and cuffs cents. 10;
Main street, telephone No. 372. d202m.
W. A. Glockhof. the popular ciga
dealer and ticket broker under the Harpe
house, arrived home last evening from
attending the annual meeting of tn
American Ticket Brokers Association a
Louisville, Kentucky.
You will regret it if you do not pur-
chase that new suit at the Golden Eagle
because you can buy clothing as chea]
there as it can be sold, and you will re
ceive present in the bargain.
For Congress" is an exceedingl.
laughable comedy. 1t will be rendere,