The Rock Island Argus., 1884-11-14
THE CITY In BRIEF.


Another heavy fog this morning.
For election hats, call on Liberman.
Cleveland cakes, something very fine
at the Eagle bakery.
Mr.. viii McIntire will spend Sunday at
Wilton, Iowa.
The Hanlons carry a ton of stage prop
critics.
The new skating rink will open up in
two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank VonAch left this
morning for Cable to visit for week.
A. H. McCandless, D. D. s., dentist.
Miss Ellie Shively, of Cambridge, is
visiting with the family of o. J. Dimick
The Eagle bakery has something very
fine in the way Of Cleveland cakes"
Mr. Ben Whitsitt, of Presumption, re,
turned from Chicago this morning.
DR., ]. W, Stark, Dentist 1722 Second
avenue. d1yr.
Bleuer's and Biehls bands will furnish
the musi" at tomorrow nights demonstra-
ton
The MignoneIte pleasure club has a
masquerade bali at Armory hall this ev-
enino,
MIR aud Mrs. Frederick Denkman ar
rived in the city last evening from their
wedding trip to the east.
For election hats. call on Lberman.
The police officers and others who went
to Chicago last evening expect to return
on Sunday morning
Mr. r. s. Silvis, of Carbon Cliff, broth
er of the genial deputy sheriff. was in the
city today.
There will be the usual service at Trim
ity church tonight at 7:30 o'clock.
Nice dressed chickens at Henry
Lamps.
Cal Towers, who is now in the
city is one of the finest snare drummers
| III lile country.
DR.. 4. T. Hawlcy. dentist, corner Sew
| enteenth street and Sixth avenue.
Mr.. Burt E. Linehan. brother of Mayor
Linehan, of Dubuque, was at the Rock
Island house today.
All persons intending to decorate their
residences aud places of business tomor>
row night will please send their names to
the ARGUS office.
John Fisher, corner of Fifth avenue
and Twenty street, is a happy man
today. This morning his wife presented
him with fine little daughter.
Last evening Mrs. Mayor Mott and Mrs.
Sanford Mott, went to Aledo, Mercer
county, to visit the family of Justice NJ.
S. Boice. They will be absent week,
and our worthy mayor will be bachelor
during that time
Bulk oysters at Henry Lamps.
The Hanlon Brothers had an immense
house at Davenport last evening. In fact
it is asserted that the doors had to be
closed. They are quartered at the Har
per house today.
The different members of the police
force are doing double duty in the alb
sence of Marshal Miller and Officers Nc,
| Cabe and Metsch
Adolph Weckel, of Moline was around
town today. Mr.. Weckel is one of the
solid citizens of the Plow city, and he
came down to Rock Island today to gel
the latest news about the election.
Mr. l. Liberman returned this morning
from the camp de Reynolds, ten mile.
east of Dubuque, where Z. P Reynolds
Jr., and a large force of men are doing
some extensive railroad work.
Sheriff Reticker left last evening fol
Jacksonville taking along with him Mis-!
Amanda johnson, of Moline. the young
lady adjudged insane on Wednesday HI
| VIII return lnlS evening.
Mr. D. W. Carney has received an ele-
giant cross and easel made of white holly
from his friend, T. T. Dodge, of Portland
Maine. The recipient will prize the gif
highly, both for its beauty, and in mem
ory of the donor.
Many of our citizens visited The pala,
tial private car of Mr. P L. Cable at the
Peoria depot yesterday They all ex-
pressed themselves as surprised at the
magniticence of its construction and it.
completeness and beauty. 1t is by fal
the finest car ever seen here.
The dime museum will close its exhibi
tion in this city tomorrow evening. There
will be q matinee tomorrow afternoon tC
which the ladies and children are invited
All who have not visited this show should
do so tomorrow afternoon or evening, a
it will be the last opportunity.
] Now that the cloud of doubt that ha
been overhanglng the empire state ha
disappeared, pay your election bets. If i
is hat or fine suit of clothes, be sur
and call at Liberman's, where you can b.
better suited than at any other place, a
he makes a speciality of dealing in hats
and produces the finest fits in the mer
chant tailoring line.
Updyke & Ranfrenz, expressmen hav
offered their services to carry donated ar
ticles to the hospital. The express vii
be sent tomorrow Saturday and Monda,
to collect donations, and by the middl
of next week the hospital will be read
for occupancy. Everything looks yer,
encouraging towards the successful open
ing and carrying on of this good work
Usage Gowa) News; What is wanted
with many young men is independence
"Set>up-anh-get." How many youn,
men are wasting vigorous manhood, i