The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-07-10
HERE AND THERE.



The grass in Union square needs NOV
ing.
This is boss weather for the ice cream
men.
DR.. J. W. Stark, Dentist 1929 Second
avenue. d1yr
Police court was in session this morn
ing.
There were no marriage licenses issued
today.
Everybody wants to hear from the con
vention.
The hotelmen say that their business is
improving.
The Rev s. s. Cryer is off for Indiana
on visit.
There were only three loads of hay OF
Market square this morning.
Ex-Representative Thomas Mowers, Of
Henry county, was in the city yesterday
Dr. A. T. Hawley, dentist, corner Sew
enteenth street and Sixth avenue; nj. ID
Merrill's residence. ....
When you want buggy or carriage
that will stand wear. call ON Wall 4
ILL.,
The Broadway Presbyterian Sunday
school held picnic in Brooks grove to-
day.
McIntire & Co.'S special cleaning sale
tomorrow Bargains throughout the en-
tire stock Do not neglect it.
Miss Susie Metcalf of Paris, H., is il
the city visiting relatives on Twentieth
street. ...
Prot. Cook, the famous king of wonder
workers, and Mile Miller, the celebrated
mind reader are with the Miracle" com
pany, opposite Rock Island house. II
The workmen will not get through will
the water main on Second avenue for {
week yet.
For 124 cents week you can have the
| ARGUS sent TO your home, and get all thu
city news.
Mr.. and Mrs f. T. Hill have CUES
in the person of Mrs. Seymour Cooper. o
Tiffin, Iowa.
The missing business man has beer
heard from He is out in Iowa on hi
farm, rusticating.
Mrs l. N Kirkpatrick, of Peoria,
visiting her sisterinlaw, Miss Anna Kirk
patrick, of this city.
Mr. E. G. Frazier and wife have gon
to Correctionville, Iowa, on visit to MI
and Mrs. n. B. Sawyer.
When You want reliable fire, life cy
clone and tornado insurance at low rate
call on w. l.. Coyne. corner Seventeent
street, and Sd avenue. d3m
This evening the Rev J. s. Nab
will repeat his lecture upon the JEWS
Tabernacle" in response to the earnest il
? vitation of numerous citizens.
The G. O. D. laundry at Davenpo
still continue to laundry shirts at 8 cent
collars % cents and cuffs 4 cents. l:
Main street, telephone No 372 d202m
Alderman Henry has just received
new wagon, which is painted red al
{ blue 1t is the finest delivery wagon
the three cities
E. W. Hurst represents the Ieadir
American and Foreign Insurance Co
Policies carefully written at current rate
h Agency established 1874 Office ov
n Rock Island National Bank.
0 The Taylor house is one of the be
0 kept houses in the west. That prince
!, caterens, Mr.. George Goestel, is the pre-
prietor Give it trial
!, Remember that McIntire & Cos. speci
Y cleaning sale begins tomorrow mornin
r Dress goods, white goods, linen lawn
t zephyr ginghams, etc, at 20 per ce
It discount from present low prices 1o
e opportunity to save money.
Ell 1t is rumored that the muddy rive
> tub, the Fanny Lewis, made her last II
o to ST. Paul The Saints line see by Il
e time, evidently, that introducing stran
II steamers into the upper river trade is L
1t paying business,
- Summer travel to the upper MississII
It river points has opened in earnest a
a promises to be larger this year than du
ing any previous season. Both the upp
= river lines are kept busy booking passe
n gers ahead and the prospects for pr
e fitable season are very bright.
II New sandbars and other obstruction
: to navigation, are being unco vered
- nearly every stretch and bend in the riy
o by the declining water. 1t has been su
h gested that Government engineers cou
y gain much valuable information
making excursions up and down Il
river while awaiting an appropriate
upon which to start the snag boats on