The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-08-30
TIE CITY IN BRIEF.

Campaign cliD hals at Libelhah ).
County Clerk Donaids is suffering
from "A sore throat and is h0arse
For campaign hats cal: iiberman's.
Deputy Clerk Bowman Is ciectioneer-
ing in Yuma township today.
Drs. Morgan & McCandless, dentists.
The city council meets in regular
monthly session next Monday evening.
DR.. j. W. Stark, Dentist, 1929 Second
avenue. d1yr.
Read McIntire & Co.'S announcement
on this page.
The equalization committee of the
board of supervisors hope to get through
with their labors by tonight.
The very latest in hats, just received,
at Liberman's.
Mr.. L, Adler, from Des Moines. Iowa,
will, in few days, open a wholesale
liquor store at No. 119, Eighteenth
street.
just received fine stock of seasonable
underwear, at Liberman's.
Wall & III WILL on Friday, September
10, sell at auction thirty carriages, buggies
and spring wagons.
Democrats and republicans alike are
enthusiastic over Zimmer's suits.
City Weighmaster Eggleston is getting
so that he can stand it to be out for sew
eral hours daily.
The latest in pongee silk handkerchiefs
just received at Liberman's.
A. L. Danforth, of Moline formerly
with the Moline Wagon Co., now with the
Moline Buggy Co, was around town last
evening.
Ties, ties, not railroad ties, but silk
satin and gros grain ties, at Liberman's
Miss Mary Young, of Des Moines, after
pleasant visit to the family of G. Stewart
ELS, of this city, returned to her homo
this morning.
DR.. A. T. Hawlcy, dentist, corner Sew
enteenth street and Sixth avenue
Some person dropped a small bag full
of oats out of their wagon at the corner
of First avenue and Seventeenth stree
yesterday afternoon.
The Spencer rink, Milan, will be open
ed Thursday evening, Sept, 4th, 1884
| Milan cOrnet band in attendance. i30>4t
John Linehan has taken out retail
liquor license and will open saloon OF
Monday next His location is on Second
avenue next door to W, A. Johnston
shoe shop.
Mr.. f. d. Sweeney, of the law firm
of Sweeney & Walker, was called by tel
egraph this afternoon to his wife who i:
now at Colorado Springs. She has be
come alarmingly i'll.
The iron crossings seem to be bother
ing many citizens, They had better turl
their attention to Zimmer's fine display o
suitings for fall and winter.
Sheriff Reucker and Supervisors Pear
soil, Weatberhead and Aster and Super
intendcnt Robertson, of the poor farm
accompanied the eighteen lunatics tt
kankakee last night They expect tt
arrive home tonight.
Mr.. F. J. NoaAch and Mrs. VonAch
from Gable, Ill. , are now residents of this
city, having moved TO this place today
Mr.. VonAch enters upon his duties as
salesman at the Golden Eagle clothing
store on Monday next,
| j. b. thinner, the merchant tailor, ha
the finest selected stock of woclens, over
coatings, etc, in the city. Before order
ing your fall and winter clothing 90 t.
Zimmers and get prices. A good fl
guaranteed.
c. T. Guy. of the Moline Republican
was around town distributing the prem
ium list for the fourteenth annual fair o
the Rock Island County Agriculture
board today. The book is very hand
some one, and was published by Kennel
d Co. Sam Kennedy is one of the bes
job printers in this part of the country