The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-06-13
HERE AND THERE.
Base hall tomorrow.

Excursion TO 1ekln, ILL.,, on DuHlay
next.
The grass in the court yard needs NOW
ing
The days are now longer than the
nights.
No arrests by the police last night nor
today
Now is the time to trot out your linen
buster.
Turner excursion 10 Pekin, ILL.,, next
Sunday,
The grass in Union square is being
Palronize the excursion to Pekin, ILL.,,
Sunday.
Only one marriage license has been
issued today.
Go and see the game of ball tomorrow
afternoon.
The streets were filled with promenad-
ers last night.
Only Sc for a cashmere suit at the
Golden Eagle.
A number of new books were received
at the library yesterday.
500 new cashmere suits at Sc at the
Golden Eagle.
The lower part of the city is being
cleaned of rubbish.
DR.. j. W. Stark, Dentist, over McCabe
Bros. store. d1yr.
There are just "A saloons in the city at
the present time
The city clerk issued six peddlers
licenses yesterday,
The Rock Islands and Uni on Pacifics at
the park tomorrow afternoon.
Peaches and apples have made their
appearance in our market
If you want to read all the city news,
subscribe for the ARGus.
A big lot of ladies fine how shoes 81
per pair, at E. Turner's.
Three loads of hay were on Market
odudAC tAto iAOiAiuS
The latest styles in cashmere suits only
Sc al the Golden Eagle clothing store.
The passenger trains on all roads We're
in on time this morning.
There are two high toned weddings on
the tapis for this month.
Front street is a popular street for our
young people at night.
Remember those cashmere suits only
S., tomorrow, at the Golden Eagle.
Taylor Ridge is going to nave a big
Fourth of July Celebration.
A great many of our people attended
the Sunday school.picnic yesterday.
1t looks like we are not going to OBJ
serve the Fourth of July in this city.
Now is the time when the chronic
loafer HES himself to the woods to sleep.
The second game of base ball between
the Union Pacifics and Rock Islands takes
place tomorrow afternoon.
There are just seven barber shops in the
lower end of town bele1 Fourteenth
street.
Buy yourself new cashmere suit; the
Golden Eagle will tomorrow place on sale
500 at the very low price OF S6,
Mrs. Burial is having her residence on
Third avenue reprinted. The color is
dark red
Delightful weather-in which to see the
game of ball. There will be playing at
the park tomorrow afternoon,
County Treasurer Fleming sold fifteen
pieces of land yesterday, on which taxes
were not paid
Say, why can't We have band concerts
in Union square this..year like we did last
year this time.
The base ball park has ample accom-
modations for an immense crowd Go
and see the game tomorrow afternoon.
The morning sheet is dated Friday,
June H." VIII some one please present it
with an almanac?
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
Mr.. Albert Kindberg, of Ottawa, Ill. !,
has been in the city several days visiting
his old friend and fellow window glass
I,j0uyor Era1 A,,nalouiot
The C. o. D. laundry at Davenport
still continue to laundry shirts at cents
collars % cents and cuffs 4 cents. 1913
Main street, telephone No. 372. doom
If you are friendly to the base ball as
ISOLATION and want to see the association
prosper, be sure to attend the games at
the park during the next three days.
Among the lucky patrons today of the
now famous Golden Eagle clothing store
was Mr.. H. Erickson, of this city, who
drew large fine silver castor, valued at
SO.
The Hennepin canal bill is virtually
killed as far as this session of congress is
concerned Some think that the senate
will take action in the matter, but that is
hardly probable. Murphy and Neece
made a gallant fight, but the odds were
against them. Nevertheless the people
exclaim, We'll done, thou good and faith
full servantsr
If you want to have real nice time
next Sunday, take the excursion to Peoria
and Pekin, Ill. The train will leave here
at 7:30 a. M; fare for round trip only
50. 35.
Mr.. W. E. Rockwell, pitcher for the
Union Pacifics, was raised in Monmouth,
Ill. When about ten years old he devel>
oped taste for base ball, since which
time he has been prominently identified
with several of the leading base ball clubs
of the country.
Grand excursion to Peoris and Pekin,
Sunday, June Is, by the Rock Island and
Moline Turner societies. Fare. round
trip. S2.35. Train leaves Moline, c., Il.