The Rock Island Argus., 1884-03-01


that cupi1s darts do not strike him.
Would be good catch. Look after him,
girls. and do not let any big footed Chi
cago girl get the best of you.
Negus. William O.; has good income,
and owns several fast horses, which are
his special delight Purposely avoids
collusion with ladies, and openly avows
his determination to live singly,
O'Mara, Hon. P. girls, if you are of
an ambitious nature, here is the very
man. Represents the 21st district in the
Legislature in an able msnner, and one of
the best criminal lawyers in the state. If
some good looking girl would ask him,
and stick to it. he nigh: finally say yes"
Olsen. Oliver; splendid conversation
alist, and has peculiarly attractive
manner, that wins for him the love of all
bis lady associates. He has SO exalted an
idea Of women that he cannot conceive of
their marrying such creatures as men,
unless compelled to do so, and has there
fore never proposed. Has good law
practice, and Jolly fellow, when once
acquainted
Peasants, Adair; rising young lawyer,
with blonde complexion; quite society
man and good dancer; is quiet in his
ways; not particularly addicted to female
society, but would not mind being the
husband of handsome girl.
Roache, W. N; is as good as he looks,
which is saying a good deal in his favor.
Wants to go to housekeeping if he can
get some one to preside ever the house
hold He should be encouraged.
Rodman, A. B.; has not yet reached the
goal of matrimOny; it has been said that
this was on account of his bashfulness.
1t has been observed that since leap year
has made its appearance that he looks
more cheerful and composed. Is warm
hearted and well liked.
Steel. VIM. H.; is hard worker and
very rarely seen in the company Of the
fair sex. He is dark, well proportional,
aud an excellent young man.
Steele, George T.; a little otfish with the
ladies, attends strictly to business and
never tiirts. Some young lady should
give him her attention
Schmidt, Louis; he has had tender
look in his eyes for some time, and the
indications are that he will soon embark
on the matrimonial sea
Spafford, W. B.; is always ready when
a fair one needs an escort For his gal
lantry he is much thought of by the la
dies.
Symes. H. j. great billiardist, and O
popular fellow. 1t is expected that he
wants to get married, as he is often heard
to soliloquize, what is home without 6
mother-in-law"
Steele, C. A. one of your always around
young men, and quite favoritc with thu
ladies. Is ready to receive a propose
from good looking yonng lady who
wants husband.
Stengel, Louis; quite a swell. Wher
he isn't talking insurance, is cscortins
some buxon lass to a party or to th,
theatre. Is decidedly blondsh and i
trying to raise a mustache. Is quite
Walter, and altogether ladies man.
Stoddard, Chas. A; small, but oh, my
dresses tastily and keeps his mustach
nicely waxed. Admircs the beautiful il
everything, and especially a beautiful
woman, but only as he admires lily o
q rose
Swiler, John c.; ii young man of YER
steady habits, and makes charming dru
clerk. Likes to sell perfumery and pow
der to the fair sex, and thus gets a chauc
to express his admiration of their man
good qualities
Tatspaugh, j.; has a military air abou
him that is attractive thinks he is sure Q
being engaged before the year rolls away
and will be married as soon thereafter a
convenient.
Turner, Chas, E. has winning wa
that completely captivates the femal
heart. Is in no hurry to marry, bat nigh
be induced to plunge into the matrimonia
sea now, rather than wait and take hi
chances.
Truesdaie, Charles; quite a ladies' man
and general favorite with the fairer sex
long lost in the sea of beauty and love
but has his eye fixed on 3 guiding sta,
and is trimming his sails, and has engage
his pilot to make a handsome landing.
Taylor, Albert j.; splendid youn
man with excellent habits Is very pop
elar with the ladies, and has his eye fixe
on guiding star. which shines in anothe
city. Very affable and pleasant, an
withal one of those angelic creatures
whom to know is to love just such
young man as a fond mama will deligl
to see call.
Welch, Allan; decided catch, bu
afraid of the girls; of prepossessing ap
pearance and good manners. Is loobin
around in the hope of meeting his fate il
a paiL of blue eyes.
White, l. s.; is a great favorite with a
classes, especially eligible young ladie.
bushes when he makes love to the girls
Has been told that he is handsome, but
too modest to believe it; needs encourag
ing.
Wilmans, j. NJ, I; sells gilt edge station
cry and dime novels to the gushing girls
He looks with longing eyes at a certai
pretty face. but has never summoned SUI