The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-10
THE CITY IN BRIEF.
No police business today.

&. }. Mclntlre, OF Hamlet was around
town today.
W. II. Kistler, of Reynolds, was in the
city today.
John Westphal is expected home from
Chicago this evening.
Drs. Morgan & McCandless dentists
Dave Little Jr., of Presumption, was in
town today.
Alderman and Mrs. Stengel left for st.
Louis last night to take in the sights.
There were more farmers in the city to
day than for Il month previous.
H.. T. Wall, of Maquoketa, Iowa, was
in the city today.
Business of all kinds is very quiet
around town just now.
Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Willerton are cX>
pected home from st. Louis this evening
DR.. a. T. Hawley, dentist, corner Sew
entccnth street and Sixth avenue.
Silas Wright, of Rural was in the city
today.
Josiah Condor, of Hamlet, was around
town this morning,
A nurse girl wanted. Inquire of S R.
Wright, at Carse & Co.'S.
Warren Smith, of Andalusia, was in
the city today on business. He is soon
gong TO move out west
Fishing is said to be very good Just
now The best time to catch the finny
tribe is about o'clock a. N.
A large invoice of clothing just in at
the Golden Eagle. Call in and examine.
Chas. Felger, assistant city editor of the
Davenport Gazette, was in the city on
business this morning
Mr.. J Russell Jones, representing the
Prairie Farmer. and Rand, McNally &
Co., of Chicago, is in the city on bust
ness.
New clothing in great variety just res
ccived at the Golden Eagle.
George W. Vinton, of Burlington, Ia,
formerly of Moline, was around town to-
day.
The Golden Eagle today received an>
other large lot of those excellent time
keepers, the Waterbury watches.
DI. j. W. Stark, Dentist, 1922 Second
avenue. d1yr.
Anotherlot of E A. Perkins calf shoes,
which are sold for So. just received at the
Central shoe store. They are the boss
Phil King, the car coupler inventor,
arrived from Boston this morning, where
he has been the last two months on husi-
ness connected with his invention.
John and Robert Thomas, John Mur>
ray and Hugh Mccall, all from Coe town
ship, were in the city today.
Julius Otto the r. |. & NJ. station
agent at Presumption, was in the city to-
day visiting his brother-in>law, Charlie
Fiebig.
The Central shoe store wants coed
shoemaker at once
Mrs. Annie Roadhouse, the blushing
Annie, shook the dust of the police sta
ton off her feet this morning. Annie had
a good friend who settled her fine
| Tomorrow evening the saw mill boys
will trip the light fantastic toe in Turner
hall The boys anticipate very pleasant
time
Lost, large. yellow Irish setter Own
crs name and address engraved on the
dogs collar. Ten dollars reward will be
pad for his return to B. T. Cable.
Pete Stein is now in Nebraska enjoying
.hc fresh brccZcs of the western country.
lie writes that he is having a fine time,
and expects to be absent several weeks.
Peter Heverling, of Milan, was in the
city this morning to see some friends of
on the Milwaukee train.
Holland & Thorp and Bnnn & Phillips.
the directory publishers are both work
ing in Moline and both directories are
expected to appear soon.
Mrs W. F. johnson left this morning
for Springfield to join her husband She
has been visiting her mother at Coal Val
, ley.
A couple Of new telephones have been
added to the list Henry Schillinger,
, grocer, No. 1117, and Mrs. Roth, No
11SS, are now ready to hello to the world
McIntire & Co offer white blanket
for $3.50 per pair.
The democratic flag on Second avenue,
) near WEIGH Bros store, was taken down
this morning, and repaired by George
Alter. 1t got to winding around the rope
and became considerably torn
There is considerable betting on the
presidential election just now. Demo
Gratis are shaking the dry bones of the
republicans at the present time
Two we'll known citizens became some
what excited today over political matter,
and put up $50 apiece on the rsult of the
vote in New York.
See the way down prices at McIntire &
Cos in underwear, fannels, blankets, etc
Tomorrow, Saturday, McIntire & Co
will make special prices on several lines
} of goods good prints at A cents; crash al
cents; Shaker hose ut Is cents, etc.
John Bopes, Of Edgington. was in the
2 city today on business, Mr. Bopes re-
ports the crops in excellent shape Corr
husking will be commenced soon
D. W Mill the Buffalo Prairie store
! keeper, was around town today. Bust
I ness is booming with him. He supplies
the farmers for miles around Buffalo
) Prairie with groceries.
Remember one pound of tea or three
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