The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-05-14
HERE AND THERE.

Skating at the rink tonight
No arrests by the police today.
Two weddings in town tonight.
Fresh cucumbers, at Henry Lamps.
Firemen's parade Thursday week.
Fresh strawberries, at Henry Lamps.
Only one marriage license was issued
today.
Fresh vegetables of all kinds, at Henry
Lamps.
The C. B. 6 Q. depot is being re-
painted.
Ex-Alderman Henry is having his house
reprinted.
Only two loads of hay on Market square
this morning.
Nearly everybody is engaged in clean
ing their yard.
Robert Coyne returned home from
Chicago yesterday.
Go where they all go for clothing; to
the Golden Eagle.
All the locks on the postotfice doors
are being changed
Good work at Troy laundry, 314 iSev-
enteenth street.
The regatta will be held at Moline for
the next three years.
These are the nights when our streets
are crowded with pedestrians.
There will be no games of ball in this
city until the Both of the month.
VIM Negus has his new addition to his
house nearly ready for the plasterers.
Save your money by purchasing your
clothing at the popular Golden Eagle.
The republican county caucuses will be
held a week from next Saturday night.
One of the lights ON the electric light
tower on Second avenue, went out last
night
Charlie Wheaton didn't like it out in
Des Moines, SO he returned to this city
yesterday.
With purchase of 81 worth or owe +,
you receive present at the Golden Eagle
clothing store.
Have the ARGUS sent to your house if
you want to read all the city news. 1t
only costs 12l cents week
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, ILL., d3m
Both Annie Mitchell and her paramount,
George Ford, entered plea of not guilty
yesterday Their trial will come off this
week
Teeth extracted without pain, by Nor
gan q McCandless, dentists, Bird avenue
aud goth street. Telephone IS. 21,dwtf
While fooling around pony yesterday,
fellow named Thomas Moore got kicked
on the knee, putting his knee cap out of
place.
The c. o. d. laundry at Davenport
still continue to laundry shirts at 8 cents.
collars g cents and cuffs 4 cents. 1913
Main street, telephone No. 372. d202m.
Mr., Ben Harper returned home from
his trip to Colorado Springs yesterday
He reports his son Ben not much i'm
proved in health.
Do not go to other stores for your
clothing, when you can purchase cheaper
and receive present at the Golden Eagle
clothing house.
Mr.. B. B. Seville, one of the most
prominent citizens of Coal Valley, was in
the city today making new acquaintance
and shaking hands with old friends
The dining room of the Occidental
hotel is being papered with handsome
paper, and when finished it will compare
with any hotel dining room In the west
Samples of Red Cross plug tobacco were
being numerously scattered throughout
the city today by several representatives
of P. Lorillard & Co, who are manufac-
turers of the brand.
Peter Farrell leaves this evening for
Des Moines, Iowa, where he has con-
tract to d., brick work CD Catholic
church Mf. Farrell expects to be absent
about three months.
Mr.. Mark A. Lloyd, who has been chief
! clerk at Hawley & Hills for some time,
would be pleased to have his friends call
| and sec him at the Balm tea and coffee
store, where he is been engaged as an
| assistant
There lisa great deal of complaint being
made by the citizens living near the
Catholic school in regard to the hollering
going on there Sunday afternoon, before
the Catholic Sunday school takes up.
The entire stock of H. Hoffmaster &
Son, consisting of dry goods, carpets,
mattings, rugs and boots and shoes, is
offered at less than cost, as they intend
to close out inside of ninety daps. They
say they mean business, and is no adver-
Using scheme.
The ladies Of the Central Presbyterian
church are making every preparation for
making their festival next Friday night q
great success. There will be flowers of
all kinds in profusion. You should not
fail to attend this festival.
The Baptist Social,