The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-08-15
THE CITY In BRIEF.
Campaign hats at Liberman's.

Campaign hats at Liberman's
Last night was cool and delightful
Fresh blackberries at W. II. Beans.
Mrs Frank H Warren left this morn>
ing for Colfax Springs.
Mrs. Sherwood, of Edgington. is visit
ing Mrs. David j. Chinn, of this city.
Childrens' school suits in great variety,
at the Golden Eagle.
DR.. Cowden is again able to be around
and attend to his professional duties.
Drs. Morgan & McCandless, dentists.
Daniel McNeal, of Watertown, was in
the city today.
Mr.. NJ. L. Lacey, representing the Chs
cago Daily Neeos. is in the city in the in
terest of that paper.
Boys suits, an immense line to select
from, at the Golden Eagle
We are having the finest weather of the
season.
Nice vegetables of all kinds at W. Il.
Beans.
Mr.. John Weyerhauser returned last
night from good business trip to Kan
sas.
Purchase your childrens school suits at
the Golden Eagle.
A number of Rock Island musicians
played in the closing subscription concert
of the Great Western band in Central
park, Davenport, last evening.
Liberman's for latest in hats.
A Moline young man and Geneseo
youth are going to try their speedy quail
tiles on roller skates in Davenport the
latter part of the present month for a
purse $50.
Liberman's for the latest in suitings
The Milan street cars make exception
ally good time. The dummies skip along
at lively rate when they are attached to
the cars at Rock Island station and return
equally as fast,
Neckwear in any style Imaginable. at
Liberman's.
The weeds which grace the space
arounds the bill boards on Second ave
nue. and Sixteenth street should be cut
down. They give that locality an untldy
appearance.
Liberman, corrector of styles in hats,
mems furnishing goods and merchant tail
oring.
Attorney J. L. Haas was in Aledo yes
terday and succeeded in securing divorce
for Mrs. Mary Sicily against her husband
Pat Shelly, of Presumption.
DR.. J. W. Stark, Dentist, 1929 Second
avenue. d1yr.
John Reddig, an employe of Carse &
bOhleweiler's bottling factory, had his arm
cut by the bursting of bottle yesterday
afternoon. Dr. Gait rendered the neces,
sary medical attention.
A number of Rock Islanders, and peo>
pie from distance went out to Dewitt,
Iowa, this morning to attend the Metho-
dist camp meeting which began near that
place yesterday.
For the latest styles in woolens you
| can best be suited at the merchant tailor
| ing emporium of /. Liberman.
Several parties shouldered their guns
today and started after the festive prairie
chicken, and it is expected that the feath-
cry tribe will be greatly exhausted by
night. from flying away from the hunters.
Our worthy sheriff is now ing
around, putting on more style than the
ordinary mortal. He is indul ging in the
luxury of silk hosiery, so we are in
| formed.
Leave your order for your fall and win
| ter suit at Liberman's, the tailor
Rev j. L. Jackson, pastor of the Bap
fist church at Bloomington, is IN the city
with his wife, visiting his sister, Mrs,
David Don Mr.. Jackson was formerly a
resident of this city. He will preach in
the First Baptist church on Sabbath
| morning.
Bills have been scattered about town
announcing the appearance tomorrow ev-
4 ening of Mr.. Hamilton, accidental Gov
ernor of Illinois, who goes out of office
this year by general consent. The bills
say there will be torch light procession
In addition to Mr.. II s address.
The nobbiest styles, the neatest fits,
and the neatest workmanship at Liber-
mans tailoring house.
DR.. S. c. Plummer and wife returned
from Minneapolis this morning where the
doctor had been attending the reunion Of
the Army of the Tennessee, of which the
doctor was surgeon during the war. He
had splendid time with his old comrades
There was alarge attendance, and the
camp fire revived the memories of other
days.