The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-07-23
HERE AND THERE.

and Port Byron are in the city.
Drs Morgan & McCandless, dentists.
Miss Ella Dempsey, of Ottawa, H., is
visiting friends in the city
DR.. j. VI. Stark, Dentist. 1922 Second
avenue dlyr.
Mrs. ]. Fl. Hatch, of Des Moines,
Iowa, is visiting the family of o. ]. Dim
lex. Mrs. Hatch used to reside here a
long time ago.
All are pleased with the way they are
served at the Golden Eagle Clothing
store.
Miss Maggie and Mary Kane, departed
for Floris. Iowa, yestCi day, having reN
ceiyed a telegraph that their mother was
at the point of death.
The Golden Eagle Clothing store leads
all others in price and quality.
There is a new piano tuner at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs Walker E. Fox.
We have not learned how much he weighs,
but he arrived this morning.
Seasonable Underwear in great variety
at the Golden Eagle.
Hon. Thos, Mowers, of Henry County,
was in the city yesterday. He is candi>
date for denomination to the legislature
on the republican ticket. He was heard
| to make the remark that Mr.. Paddleford
was the strongest man that the democrats
could possibly nominate
For your warm weather clothing be
sure and call at the Golden Eagle.
lib. Sudlowe and Milo Lee, of this city
and Mr.. Wylie. of Davenport, arrived
home from Spirit Lake Iowa, where they
have been rusticating with their families
| The gentlemen came back to look after
their business affairs, aud will return to
Spirit Lake again tomorrow to remain
during the week.
Presents with purchase of 81 or more
at the Golden Eagle Clothing store.
Mr. o. J. Dimick received letter from
| NV o. L. W HsoH, vi dldthd, lofIud
this morning, who stated that his wife
was at the point of death, and had beer
very sick for some time. He had beer
contemplating trip here, but Mrs Viii
sons illness has interfered with his plans
The ladys many friends in this city will
be panied to hear the distressing news.
/ Valuable presents given away every
day with purchase of S4 worth or more
at the Golden Eagle Clothing store.
| Dick Lloyd appeared this morning and
had his preliminary trial on the charge OF
trying to procure an abortion on Mis-:
Jennie Woods. He was bound over ir
the sum of 81 900 to appear at the circuit
court 1t is understood that another
charge of seduction will be made
against him.
) From now to the Goth of July, you car
buy furniture at ridiculously low figure:
T at Doellinger's. Whatever is not selt
within that time can not be bought an,
more.
The high wind of last night did not d.
! any great amount of damage in the city
go far as we have been able to learn. Tho
wind blew a soft maple tree down ovel
Mr.. Negus' fence, on Second avenue, ant
5 blew two more trees down on Twentieth
street 1t is lucky that it was no worse
4 The G. o. D. laundry at Davenport
still continue to laundry shirts at 8 cents
oil collars "a cents and cuffs cents. 12;
j Main street, telephone No 372 doom
81 Afler returning from Black Hawk tow
er last evening the sheIiifs held a meeting
n at the court house, with the president
Sheriff Barber in the chair The minute:
5 of the meeting held in Bloomington las
s May were read and approved of The
, committee on legislation reported tina
they would not be prepared TO report IN
D til their next meeting, which will be hell
OF Quincy next October. This morning
9 the party took carriages and went owe
and paid visit to the Island, where the,
saw many things of interest, after which
9 they returned to the city. The sheriff
will all return to their homes tonight
Q having had pleasant as well as a profit
q able meeting.
OF When you want reliable fire, life cy
. clone and tornado insurance at low rates
call on W. L. Coyne, corner Seventeenth
y street, and Sd avenue. dam
y E. W. Hurst represents the leadin
S American and Foreign Insurance Co.'S
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Agency established 1874. Office owe