The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-06-24
HERE AND THERE.

Raspberries will soon be ripe.
Minstrels next Thursday night.
New cabbage is in the market.
Business Mems meeting tonight
Business on the river is very brisk.
Only one arrest by the police today.
A good shower of rain fell last night.
Drs. Morgan & McCandless, dentists.
The merchants report business picking
up.
Rock Island has over twenty restau-
| rants.
so cents for white vests at the Golden
Eagle.
Our base ball club is playing in Keokuk
| today.
School election today Have you
| voted?
Let the grass in Union square be
trimmed.
DR.. j. W. Stark, Dentist over McCabe
Bros. store. dlyr.
There are now thirteen prisoners in the
county jail.
The library received some more new
books today.
This is the kind of weather that suits
the farmers.
Leon and Cushman'8 MINISTRIES are in
Moline tonight
The stone cutters say they are not
going to strike.
There will be a surprise party in town
tomorrow night
Elegant white vests in great abundance
at the Golden Eagle.
The radicals are talking of organizing
another Blaine club.
j Mr.. Youngberg has sold his fast horse
to Raible & Stengel
Only three loads of hay on Market
square this forenoon.
the Golden Eagle.
i Festival tomorrow night by the ladies
of the Baptist church
i The best carriage makers in this section
are Wall & Ill., and they are doing a nice
business,
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Go and see the great anatomical muse.
UNI at No. 1924 Second avenue.
Don't forget to secure your seats fol
the MINISTRIES next Thursday night.
Everybody can now afford white vest
> as the Golden Eagle sells them for 81
cents,
New screens have been put in the win
dows of the new coanty building.
: A magnificent white yes; at the low
, price of 50 cents at the Golden Maggie.
f The new street cars for the Molin.
s treet car line will be here this week.
I'll One thousand people wanted at tn,
= Golden Eagle to buy white vests fGr 81
cents.
Mr. B Winter, of Mott Il Winter, la
new arrival at his housc-a little girl,
first born.
A car load of white vests in both Eng
lish and French Marseiles, at the low
o price of so cents, at the Golden Eagle.
Mr.. c. Youngberg. of this city, has
7 new girl at his house, corner Third ave
e nue. and Fifth street.
Il For gentlemen only-the anatomical
e museum at No. 1924 Second avenue, mex
G door to Carse 4 Cos.
The greenbackers will hold meetin!
at Turner hall tomorrow evening for tn
purpose of organizing a Butler club.
h The c. o. D. laundry at Davenpor
9 still continue to laundry shirts AT cents
=, collars % cents and cuffs 4 cents. 12
Main street, telephone No. 372. doom
Capt. A. NJ. Hutchinson, of Keokuk
" bought him pleasure boat, the Rescue
to be fitted up for excursion parties, a
: Kahlke Bros. boat yard yesterday.
t Z. W. Hurst represents the leading
J. | American and Foreign Insurance Cos
t Policies carefully written at current rates
< Agency established 1874. Office owe
iock Island National Bank
A party of Rock Island people. consist
ing of the following persons, Mrs, /
Carter, DR.. Carter, Rev. Sweet, MI
Charles Mixter, and Miss Lyman, teft thi
afternoon TO be present at the graduatin
exercises.
When You want reliable fire, life cy
clone and tornado insurance at low rates
n call on W. l.. Coyne. corner Seventeenth
c street, and Sd avenue. d3m
eI 1t is stated on good authority that
It republican ex-alderman, whose name wa
/ printed among the vice presidents Of tn
e Blaine and Logan club. has requested
# that his name be taken from the list, a
e he does not wish TO be identified with til
a organization in any shape or manner. Ii
e all probability the gentleman will vote tn
,e democratic ticket this fall.
eel Avail yourself of the last Glance a
n Deollinger's grand closing out There ar
only a few more days to do so. You ca
buy there elegant parlor suits, marble to
chamber suits, mirrors, marble top tables
reclining chairs, hall stands, Brussel
,r carpets, and other goods, at two third
:. their value, and below.
The Mlnstrels.