The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-06-27
HERE AND THERE.

DIR. J. W. Stark, Dentist, over McCabe
Bros. store. d1yr.
Our boys downed the Springfield's yes
terday by score of 8 to 2.
The workmen are still engaged in
macadamizing Seventh avenue.
Go to Libcrman's for the genuine style
in neckwear.
One of the Milan street cars jumped the
track on Seventeenth street Wednesday
afternoon.
Swimming pants. an extra fine line, at
40 ce nts per pair at the Golden Eagle.
The election of officers for st. Paul
lodge, No. 107, Knights of Pythias, oc-
eurs tonight.
Eli Fitzpatrick condition does not ims
prove, and his friends have given up all
hopes of his recovery.
DR.. A. T. Hawley, dentist, corner Sew
enteenth street and Sixth avenue; NJ. d.
MerrilPs residence.
The Milan street railway will hereafter
run Z p. m. car from this end to the
watch tower and Milan
All are loud in their praises of the bar
gains they are getting at the Golden
Eagle clothing store.
Mr.. Chas. Andrews, who is engaged
with E. P. Reynolds & Co. in Nebraska,
is in the city visiting old friends.
The genuine Mackinaw straw hats ami
ali extensive line of other kinds in great
variety at Libermans hat and merchant
tailoring emporium.
DR.. Carter accompanied by his mother
and sister and Rev. Sweet, returned heme
from Knoxville yesterday noon.
The C. o. d. laundry at Davenport
still continue to laundry shirts at cents
collars 81 cents and cuffs cents. 1913
Main street, tele phone No. 372. doom
There were sold on Market square to-
day s loads of timoty hay at 1856, 4
loads of wild hay at So to 81, 10 loads Of
| oats 80 to SO cents, new potatoes so cents
per bushel and old potatoes at 16 cents.
An elegant line of white vests in an
assortment of colors, and large line to
select from at Llberman's.
Conductor DeGroot and wife, of st.
Louis, are in the city today. They will,
in all probability, move in the house
formerly occupied by George Lambert, on
First avenue.
When you want reliable fire, life cy-
clone and tornado insurance at low rates
call on w. L. Coyne. corner Seventeenth
street, and Sd avenue. d3m
| Weyerhanser & Denkman have placed s
new 220 horse power engine in their saw
mill, which was purchased of Williams s
White, of Moline 1t was started las
Saturday. and it gives the best of salts
faction.
| Z. W. Hurst represents the leading
| American ana Foreign Insurance COS
Policies carefully written at current rates
Agency established 1874, Office owe
Rock Island National Bank.
The little son of Mr. and Mrs. JohI
Imhoff, who took dose of carbolic acit
!, yesterday, IS about the same today as yes
J terday There is scarcely any hopes TO
his recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. McKown arrived HON
from their bridal tour today, coming u
: the river on the steamer Pittsburg. TIL
J young couple will at once go to keeping
house in nicely furnished rooms owe
Beans grocery store, on Third avenue.
Il At spare moments, Mr.. S. r. Wrigh
| can amuse himself by wheeling his littl
son around in an elegant baby carriage
which is present to the little felloy
from his grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F
r II. Warren.
u Avail yourself of the last Glance d
Deollingers grand closing out. There ar
only few more days to do so. You ca
) buy there elegant parlor suits, marble to
t chamber suits, mirrors, marble top tables
D reclining chairs, hall stands, Brussel
carpets, and other goods, at two third
bne1r value, anu DelOW
Mr.. B. Rahter, representing the Studt
baker Bros Carriage Manufacture
= company, was in the city today, calm
on Mr.. o. ]. Dimock, who deals largel
in his goods The Studebaker factory
> located at South Bend, Ind, and cover
several acres of ground.
y Mr.. August Huesing, chairman of IL
= democratic county committee, informs u
that special coach will be attached
the regular afternoon passenger train o
80 the Rock Island & Peoria road next MOI
day, for the accommodation of delegate
to the state convention The train leave
, the depot at As p. m.
ri W. A. Brown, special agent of the pos
o Office department from Washington, L
;s c., was in the city yesterday on otfici
business. He made careful inspectio
;. Of the postoffice here, aid expressed HIN
self as well pleased with the manner
which the business is conducted, and als
!, with the general appearance of the otfic.
,fl Several wealthy gentlemen of the thr,
cities, are endeavoring TO get bill throug
congress for the right of way to bui
another bridge across the Mississippi riy
,r at this point. We only call attention
Is this fact in order to give the Union
is chance to kick" 1t has undoubted
g forgotten that such project is on foo
lie or we would have heard a dismal hos
|. against the enterprise ere this.
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70 Sweeping Reductions
In teas and coffees at Bain's on Saturda