The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-07-09
HERE AND THERE.

Dr. J. W. Stark, Dentist, over McCabe
Bros. store. d1yr.
Let the city repair the sidewalks on
Front street.
The hackmen report their business on
the increase
There was no session of police conrt
this morning
Two marriage licenses were issued this
forenoon.
The prince of clothing houses-the
Golden Eagle.
Charlie Steel returned home from Coun-
Gil Bluffs last night
The committee of equalization of taxes
will meet next Monday.
1t is said that there will be wedding
in town tomorrow night.
Tuesday Mrs. r.. Roche returned from
her visit to st. Joseph, Mo.
The workmen are sill engaged on the
Second avenue water main.
There was only one load of hay on
Market square this morning.
Miss Mamie Phelps returned to her
home in Fulton, ILL.,, today.
The receipts of Trinity church lawn
party last night were $3.50.
Senator Ainsworth, of Moline, is after
the scalp of Postmaster Beardsley.
Over one hundred teachers are in at
tendance at the teachers institute.
Mrs. Mcfarland and family have gone
to Ohio on visit to relations and friends
The Milan street car folks are engaged
in raising their track on Seventh avenue.
Or. A. I. Hawley, dentist, corner Sew
enteenlh street aud Sixth avenue; nj. ID.
Merrills residence.
Mr. W. II. Camper and family went to
Clinton. Iowa this morning to spend a few
days visiting relatives and friends.
The rooster is dead; bad luck killed
him, and the Golden Eagle tiops its wings
triumphantly
Come for Rest" Matt xi % will be
the topic at the Broadway Presbyterian
church prayer meeting this evening.
We hear the little shrill cry of the
rooster no more. He died of starvation
and there is none to mourn his loss
There is still some complaint being
made by the churches in regard to young
people holding up their steps.
Look out for confidence men, who will
strike the city this week, and wait unit
Forepaugh's show comes here.
Mrs. s. s. Cryer left on the Chicago
Milwaukee Il ST. Paul train this morning
for six weeks visit to relatives in War
rem. ILL.,
Do you want daily Chicago paper
If SO, don't neglect to leave your order
in advance at Wiman's news rooms.
Rumor has it that Mr.. Symes, of tn
opera house saloon, will soon take ont
saloon license and reopen his salooI
again
Lost-A light blue shawl in Rock Is
land. The finder will he rewarded b'
leaving the same at DR. Chas. Gleim'S.
Declarations of cltizenshi p were filed i
the comfy clerks Office yesterday b
Patrick Murrin and John Weber, of Rocl
Island.
A well dressed young man got drum
yesterday and lost his hat. lie was run
ming around town, later on, looking for
hat store.
George Schafer, of No 1916 Secon
avenue, is painting his residence which
on Eleventh street between Fourth ant
Fifth avenues.
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
Ii you want to read all the city news
take the ARGUS, 1t contains everything
that goes on in the city, and only cost:
121 cents per week.
The c. O, D. laundry at Davenport
still continue to laundry shirts at s cents
collars % cents aud cuffs 4 cents 10
Main street, telephone No. 312 d202m
Rev. Cryer, pastor of the central Pres
byterian church, left this morning 70
indianapolis, where he will spend 81!
weeks vacation
E. W. Hurst represents the leading
American and Foreign Insurance Cos
Policies carefully written at current rates
Agency established 1874 Office oyel
Rock Island National Bank.
| The workmen are engaged in fixing VI
Moline avenue today 1t is intended tC
put lot of stone on the avenue and t.
fill up all the chuck holes.
Vine Street George Lambert went be
fore Judge Adams yesterday and pleaded
guilty to an assault, and was fined 81
and cost. In default of payment he was
remsnded back to Jail
| The Golden Eagle carries success to all
who come within its folds. The best
clothing, the finest fits the most reasona
BILE prices and present to all who pur-
chase 81 worth or more, make it what il
is, or and success
Mr.. E c. Cavett, one of the prominent
citizens of Edgington, who at the present
time is one of the commissioners of thai
township, was in the city this morning.
and gave the ARGUS Office pleasant call
A very pleasant trip to the north was
that enjoyed by Mr.. and Mrs Fred Wey,
erhauser, Mrs. F. C.. A. Denkman, Miss
Lou Denkman, and Capt, and Mrs. J. F.
Robinson, who arrived here last evening
DR., Trueslale and lady arrived home Oh
the cannon ball train this morning from
Minneapolis, where they have been on 6
visit Their son, Mr. H. Truesdale. &C,
companied them, but did not stop off here
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