The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-03
THE CITY IN BRIEF.
mother hot day.

DrS. morgan u McCandleSs, uentlStS.
There were nine loads of hay on Market
square at noon today.
A big lot of ladies fine shoes just re-
ceived at E. Turner's.
The stock at the Central boot and shoe
store is now complete in fall and winter
wear
Ice cream and oysters tonight at the Y.
M. c. A. sociable.
1t is probable that Davenport march>
ing club will attend the Milan rally tomor
row evening
Nice grapes by the basket, at Henry
Lamps.
Sheriff Reticker will take A. J. Hill TO
the insane asylum at Jacksonville to-
night.
DR.. A. T. Hawley, dentist, corner Sew
enteenth street and Sixth avenue.
The fancy Singing of the new steeple
on the first Baptist church was completed
this afternoon.
Mrs. John E. Fleming is now in Omaha.
She is somewhat improved in health,
fact her many friends here will be glad
to learn.
Oyster supper al 6 O'Clock at the Y. NJ.
c. A. sociable tonight
The Sunnyside club isurgently request
cd to be at the Holly hose house-its
headquarters promptly at Z o'clock to-
morrow evening.
A fine line of California dried fruits at
Henry Lamps.
Sam Goode bought 240 acres of the
A. Philleo estate, which now makes him
the possessor of TAO acres of land in this
county.
Oil 10 cents per gallon at Streckfus'
grocery.
The Misses Eta and Lou Sllvis, of Car
bon Cliff, daughters of Deputy Sheriff
Silvis, were in the city today on shop
ping expedition.
Wanted Immediately One hundred
laborers by Capt. A. j: Whitney, at the
levee.
The contest for a cab lantern between
Michael Murrin, engineer of the c., B. Il
O., and Thomas Greahey, engineer on the
c., r. |. & p, will close tomorrow night
The Bain's Tea & Coffee Co give to
customers this week buying l pound of
special tea, one half dozen fine handker>
chiefs-colored borders.
Frank Hanley formerly at B. D. Blu
ford & Cos, has gone north to look up
location where he can engage in the prac-
tice of law.
| Everybody is invited to the Y. NJ c.
A. sociable tonight at the Central Pres
bytcrian church.
The bastardy case in which Miss Tag
CART figured as plaintiff and Worthington
Cain as defendant two years ago was set
ties for $500 which was paid by old Mr.
Cain
Lost, large, yellow Irish setter. Own
ers name and address engraved on the
dogs collar. A suitable reward will be
paid for his return 10 B. T. Gable.
A cavalry company of 100 has been
organized in Rural and will attend the
Milan meeting. 1t contains three mem
beers who have been life long republicans
until this year.
Ramskill, the tailor, is now fully pres
pared TO do all work entrusted to his
care, and will do the same with prompts
ness, as his tallors will all resume work
tomorrow morning
Stop at the Central shoe store and ex-
anime that shoe brush which is selling
for the small sum of Is cents the same as
sold elsewhere for % cents.
At II o'clock last night the Rev. S. s.
Cryer performed the marriage ceremony
in the office of the county clerk for John
Cook, of Kansas City, and Miss Lucy NJ.
Smith, of San Francisco. The couple
arrived on the late eastbOund train.
Special attraction at the Rock Island
rink on Saturday evening oct. 4th, 1884
An hour in wonderland; calcium light
panorama; scenes from the Yellowstone
park, Paris, and other places of interest
Great amusement for young and old
There will be skating from 7:30 to S:45
and 9;15 to 1870 p. m. Don't forget this
superb show. Music by Bleuer's band.
Admission 10 cents. children under 12,
10 cents. Prices for skates as usual.
VIM. G. Morris is now engaged in the
exhilerating exercise of writing commu>
nications from Chicago to the Moline
Dispatch. He seems to take delight in
attending hanging matinees, which ac-
counts for his great desire to become
sheriff of Rock Island county
The Bain's Tea & Coffee Co. know that
the road to success is in the volume of
business they accomplish. That's one
reason why they can give to their patrons
one half dozen fine handkerchiefs-
ored borders.