The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-06-25
HERE AND THERE.
Drs. Morgan & McCandless, dentists.


vests.
C. G. Edmons, of Peoria, was here yes
terday.
There are several picnies to come off
this week.
There will be surprise party in the
city tonight
Mrs Judge Lynde will start for Europe
next Saturday.
Merchants report business quite dull at
the present time.
DIR. j. W. Stark, Dentist, over McCabe
Bros. store. d1yr.
There was one load of corn on Market
square this morning.
Yesterday the fortythird saloon license
was issued to John Shaffer
Mrs. Roth and her son, VIM. Roth went
to st. Joseph, Mo, yesterday.
McIntire & Cos. line of white goods is
immense. Call and examine.
Mrs. George. Devine is visiting her
home folks in Monmouth, Ill.
Mr.. John Weyerhauser is in the west in
the interest of his lumber mill.
Mr.. w. III. Lundy was in Cambridge
yesterday afternoon on business.
Chas. Bering, of Freeport, is visiting
with Mr.. Ed Fuller this week.
Mr.. John j. Reimers returned home
yesterday from his southern trip.
A great rush for those so cent white
duck vests at the Golden Eagle.
Mr.. Benjamin Nhitsitt and son, of
Presumption, were in the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Harper have gone TO
Chicago, and from there will go east.
Bed spreads at great reduction for
two days only, at Hoffmaster & Sons.
Hi Slocum goes to Davenport, where
he will continue in the hack business.
Henry Eads and Fred Crane were out
to Milan today on fishing expedition.
More of those bathing pants just re-
ceived at the Golden Eagle clothing store.
Mr.. Vertrees, general agent of the Buck
eye binder, was in the city yesterday.
For linen lawns go to McIntire & Co.'S.
They have the largest assortment in the
city.
VIM. Lohr, of the American express
office, is again on duty after few days
vacation.
Don't wait longer, but go at once and
buy nice white vest for the small sum of
half dollar at the Golden Eagle.
Miss Lou Johnson, of Cordova, has re-
turned home after pleasant visit to
friends in Freeport.
The best carriage makers in this section
are Wall & Ill. and they are doing nice
business.
Mr. j. T. Bopes and lady, of Hamlet,
were in the city this morning on a shop
ping tour. .-....,.=..--.- .'-.--=-s..-.sss
One hundred bed spreads at A cents
each, at Hoffmaster & Sons, for two days
only.
Mr. Murrin has secured over $50 to
purchase democratic flag to flaunt in
the breeze from the Holly hose house.
There are many valuable presents to be
drawn at the Golden Eagle. Try you: lucl
full value in clothing and a present be
sides
Mrs. Wadsworth and Mrs Watson
daughters of Mr.. p. L. Mitchell, left foI
Saratoga this morning to spend the sum
mer.
Do not forget that with purchase Of
81 worth or over, you are sure to draw 6
present at the Golden Eagle clothing
house.
Mr.. Michael O'Cennor moved into his
new house yesterday, and it is noticed
that he wears a more independent air than
heretofore
The c. o. ID. laundry at Davenport,
still continue to laundry shirts al cents
collars p cents and cuffs cents. 12t
Main treet. telephone No. 1872. da02m
B. F. Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs W j
Bradlo Miss Bradlo and Miss Lincoln,
form distinguished party of Bostonians
who are at the Harper house today
E. W, Hurst represents the leading
American and Foreign Insurance Co.'S.
Policies carefully written at current rates
Agency established 1874. Office Ovel
Rock Island National Bank.
There was only light vote polled al
the school election yesterday. Citizens
generally do not take as much interest in
looking after the schools as they should
Bathing pants % cents, white vests sc
cents, and everything else in proportion.
and a present thrown in with purchase
of 81 or over at the Golden Eagle.
Callender's famous MINISTRIES will be at
Harper's theatre tomorrow night. As this
is first class troupe in every respect, a
large audience will undoubtedly be pres
ent.
J. P. Taylor, proprietor of the Grand
hotel, Cedar Rapids, was in the city today
on his way to Taylor Ridge TO pay a visit
to his father, Mr.. James Taylor. The
gentleman has many friends in Rock
Island county who will be pleased to
learn that he is dong well.
Coal Valley Lodge, No. SAG, A. F. &
A NJ, observed st. johns day in an APP
propriate manner yesterday. Hon. h. c.
Cleaveland and City Attorney Corbett, ad
dressed large gathering in the evening
After the speech making an excellent
banquet was served and general good
time had.
One week from tonight Wednesday,
July end, the base ball association will
meet at Turner hall for the purpose OF
electing directors in the place of those
who have resigned, and to vote on a
proposition to reduce the number of di-
rectors to three. Other business of i'm