The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-07-18


nishing goods at the Golden Eagle.
Miss Title Mixter. of Buffalo Prairie, is
the guest of Miss Carrie Ohlweiler.
D. F. Stewart, of Reynolds. was in the
city yesterday attending county court.
The Ninth street culvert will be COM
pleted some time next week.
Seasonable clothing in great variety,
and presents, at the Golden Eagle.
Miss Anna Seilhamer, of Ninth Street,
is visiting relatives at Monmouth, Ill.
VIM. Golden, of Barstow, was visible
on our streets this morning.
D. Mosher, an old and respected citizen
of Hampton, was in the city last night
j W. Browne, of Fort Madison, is in
the city visiting old friends
They defy competition. the Golden
Eagle clothing establishment.
R. NJ Greenwood. OF Gable was in the
city yesterday.
Miss Ella Niece returned home from a
weeks visit to friends in Cordova, today.
The John NJ. Abbott brought up load
of Muscatine people to the regatta today
A great many of our people were in
Moline today attending the regatta.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul
road will Fay off the 25th OF this month,
W. W. Robin, of Edgiugton, was
in the city yesterday afternoon.
II. B. Campbell and wife, of Edgington,
were 10 the city this morning, shopping
The telegraph office in the %" depot
was finished up BY the painters yesterday.
W. Fl. Don and lady. Of Port Byron,
were in the city yesterday.
There is large amount of improve
ments going on in the upper part of the
city.
C. H. Major, prominent citizen of
Oregon, ILL.,, is in the city, paying a visit
to relatives and friends.
Mr.. John Larkins and lady left yester-
day for two months visit to friends in
Denver, Colorado.
Presents. valuable, given away every
day at the Golden Eagle clothing store.
The river men say that business on the
river will improve from now until the
close of navigation.
D. W. Little. one of the most promi
nent men in Presumption, was in the city
yesterday, trading.
1t seems rs though we are not to have
any concerts in Union square this year
It's sad.
Always buy your clothing at the Gold
en- Eagle where you are sure of full value
and receive a present.
Miss Nellie Hays returned home last
night from pleasant two week visit to
friends in Galesburg.
Quite number of stone cutters have
left the city and gone elsewhere to seek
work
W. F. Garrett and lady, of Port Byron
came to the city yesterday and did some
trading with our merchants.
G. Stevens and wife, of Carbon Cliff,
are in the city visiting relatives or
Eleventh street.
L. E. Prue, of Lyndon, who used to run
the Commercial house, of this city, is in
the city on business.
George Peck-not he Of Peck's Sun
but corn doctor of Lyndon, is in the
city and win remain for few days.
Mr.. Coyne expects to have all the
debris of his burned building cleared up
by Monday night.
Mr. Lawrence Budd of Woodin, ILL.,,
viewed the city by the electric light last
night.
G. W. Woodston, prominent attorney
of Galesburg, was in the city between
trains today.
The Rock Island House barber shop has
been remodeled and a new barber install,
| ed therein.
We hold up both our hands and holleI
for the street commissioner to go to work
cutting down the weeds in the city
Second avenue from Twentieth street
to the bridge will be in a condition tt
travel on by Sunday.
The Lloyd bastardy case will come ur
for trial next Monday morning in Crop.
per's court.
Anything you can ask for in the cloth
establishment.
P. L. McLain, one of Port Byron
good citizens, preambulated our street!
yesterday.
This city is now about as quiet as W,
have ever known it to be. There is ;
drouth of city news all around
The Sunday school children of tn,
Ninth street church are holding picni,
at Black Hawk tower today.
Some of the streets in the lower end O
town are almost impossible since thu
rain Too much mud, or rather sand.
J. V. Baily, who is organizing lodges o
| tha Modarp Woodn,or md ,,,ho ros;Jo, :,
Cordova, was in the city on business yes
! terday.