The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-24

Sunday.
W. H. Bean has fine lot of choice
apples.
The Taylor house will be opened for
business May Goth.
Hon. Thos. Mowers, Jr., of Atkinson
was in the city today.
Fred Appelquist is having the front Of
his saloon painted up
The green grass in Union square looks
nice and springlike
John Martin, one of Hamptons truly
good citizens, is in town
The workmen have finished painting
the lower end pump house.
so varieties of gents canes from 10
cents up at Chas. c. Taylor's
About dozen large RATS were received
by our saw mills yesterday.
McCabe Bros. grand millinery opening
today, Friday and Saturday
Capt. ]. J Parks has returned home
from his business trip to Missouri.
Barefooted boys have made their ap-
pearance on the streets. This is spring.
1t is said by all that the ARGUS
office turns out the incest job work in the
city.
Mr.. Samuel Heagy and wife, of Hamp-
ton, took dinner at the Harper house to-
| day
Teeth extracted without pain, by Nor
gan Il McCandless dentists Bird avenue
and Goth street. Telephone GS. 21dwtf
Now that the weather has settled again
the fishermen are preparing TO enjoy their
fayorite sport.
The grand millinery event of the sea
son at McCabe Bros on Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday of this week.
Bert Rodman is quite an expert gunner,
judging from the number Of snipe which
he slaughtered yesterday
Tomorrow being the feast of St Mark,
there will be service at Trinity church at
a. m, and $50 P. m.
Hon L. A. Mayer, one Of the most
prominent citizens of Mt. Carroll, was in
the city on legal business yesterday.
DIR. A. Westberg, a surgeon from
Sweden, registered with the county clerk
yesterday, and will practice in Moline
Anton Diesenroth, the Market square
barber, is all smiles, due to the arrival of
a ten pound boy at his house on Tues
day
Mrs. T. +, Cary is now prepared to
| give lessons in painting, French embroid-
ering and stamping, at No. 1913 Second
avenue.
Mr.. NJ Healy and wife, of Sheffield,
arrived in the city last night on their
bridal tour, and registered at the Harper
house
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McCabe Bros. opening exhibition OF
the very latest Paris and New York nov
cities in millinery, occurs on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. c. A. McGovcr, the popular young
lawyer of Orion, was in the city last even
ing on business. He is preparing 10 g
on a western trip.
A number of our musicians assembled
at the central telephone Office last night
and delighted several subscribers Will
some delightful music.
| Workmen are engaged in laying sewe
pipe from the Widow Millcr's house OF
Fifth avenue to the main sewer this morn
ing. 1t viii be a tedious job
When you want reliable fire and life
insurance at low rates, call on W, L.
| Coyne, corner Seventeenth street, and SC
avenue, up stairs, Rock Island, III d3n
Serenaders have been furnishing on
quiet citizens lately Of nights with song
from their lungs that sound like Il cross
between the wind bowling through wire
screen and midnight concert in tn,
gooseberry bushes, with bootjack bon
quets and profane applause
| Another water main bursted this morn
| ing on Twenty-third street and Sixth ave
nue.. The workmen are fixing it up
| This spring has been a regular picnic 70
the plumbers and if they don't Get ricl
it is their own fault, for the harvest is
dead ripe
! Miss Katie kilmcr who has been visit
ing friends in Davenport, returned 10 hel
home in CISCO, Ill, on the Rock Island &
Peoria train this morning Miss Katie i.
a very enterprising young lady, In tht
winter time she teaches school, oftentime,
walking to her school a distance Of fouI
miles in the morning and returning home
in the evening, At present she is attend
ing school in Cambridge.
BREWERS IN COUNCIL.
BURLINGTON, April % The Iowa
State Brewers Association convened hero
to day, with about fifty brewers in at