The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-01
HERE AND THERE.

Barry & Fay's theatrical company
arrived at the Harper house this morning.
They will play at Davenport tonight, and
here tomorrow evening.
Teeth extracted without pain, by Nor
gan & McCandless, dentists, Bird avenue
and Goth street. Telephone IS. 2l-dwtf
We are pleaaed to announce that Mrs.
Orrin Leonards children, who were suf-
fering from slight attack of scarlet fever,
have entirely recovered.
Auditor Harrison, of the Rock Island &
Mercer county road, is in receipt of
letter from Mr.. Ben. T. Gable, in Texas,
who reports his father as doing nicely.
When you want reliable fire and life
insurance at low rates. call on W. L.
Coyne, corner Seventeenth street and Sd
avenue, up stairs, Rock Island, III. d3m
Don't forget the grand millnary open
ing at Arnolds Bazaar, Davenport, COM
mencing tomorrow and continuing
Thursday and Friday. The finest line OF
millinery ever seen in the west will be on
exhibition
Mr.. Ben C. Hartz, of the firm of Hartz
& Bahnsen, druggists is all over smiles
today, because cute girl baby arrived at
his home last night, who will soon be
calling him Papa" That is the reason
Grandfather Aster is getting so many
votes today.
The Building Association is now issuing
| the eighth series of stock and has made
arrangements to receive deposits in Moline
| at the First National bank. 29dlw
Mr.. Johnathan S. Cool of Cordova,
died early Monday morning, aged about
seventy years. He had been sick only a
short time, the trouble being typhoid
pneumonia, He was the brother in law
of Mrs. Margaret Cool, who died in the
same house a little over week ago.
There will be a band. at the skating
rink this evening, everybody is
cordially invited to attend. Ladies free.
Collins Bros, Managers.
Mr. G. L. Wynes, the cnterprisiug boot
and shoe manufacturer, will in a few days
move into the store room for many years
occupied by Henry Krell as a CONNECTION
cry. Mr. Wynes will lay In stock of
ready made boots and shoes, in addition
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| Thirty six dollars will now buy an
elegant marble top walnut dressing case
chamber salt, actual value $55, at the
grand closing out of furniture and carpets
regardless of cost, at G. A. Doellinger's.
Cali early and secure your bargains.
Mrs Nelly II. Bayley, of Chicago
national chalk talker for the Woman
Christian Temperance Union, will give
one of her novel and highly interesting
chalk talks and illustrated lectures at The
First Baptist church. Thursday evening
April 3rd, at 40 O'clock. Admission
| free
| Do not miss the special sale of elegan
| soma walnut HldIDlC uIcSSlll8 Gust CHdIll-
Der suits, actual value $50, sold for 1856
at the grand closing out of furniture ant
carpets, regardless of cost at Doellinger s
The ideal conception of spring is hal
clad, youngish female attended by bird
and butterflies, breathing breath of life
into flowers and bidding forth the burst
ing buds. Such might be her appearance
some years-not this year. Instead of thu
abbreviated garment of decollcte cut, tn
aforesaid female is attired in rubbe
gossamer, her flowing hair hid beneath it
protecting hood, the pink foot encased il
shoes and leggings and an ample UNI
brella over and above all. The birds ant
butterflies are staying in out of the we
and the buds and blossoms are almos
drowned Usually she arrives on sun
beam, this year she padded in on boat
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