The Rock Island Argus., 1884-03-01

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inent citizen.
Frantz, Albert D.; blonde; mailing
clerk at the post office; would make a good
looking husband for some good looking
girl. Inclined to resist advances, but
could probably be persuaded by pair of
black eyes.
Glochoff, VIM. A; cigar and tobacco
dealer; an energetic young man, who can
keep a wife ing good style. Is not adverse
to the ladies.
Greenwalt, Press; sells tickets at the
Rock Island & Peoria office, and the
ladies gaze on his noble form they are
almost heard to remark, what a nice
young man
Greenough, II. P. many fair damsel
has her eyes on this fine specimen of q
man. Dresses exquisitely, and brags on
his shape. Goes to church quite fire.
quently.
Gray, Arthur F.; report clerk at the c.
N. & St. P. depot; a beautiful blonde, and
great admirer of the gentler sex; would
marry most any girl that would ask him,
as he is too bashful to refuse.
Glenn, Harry s.; smiles sweetly on
every girl he sees, and is great base ball
enthusiast Will not wed girl that does
not know the Spaulding rules. Will
probably be married before the year is
ont.
Guycr, Edward H.; here you are. girls,
the very man you want. Possesses a
handsome income. and dresses we'll Ex-
cellent prospects for brilliant lawyer,
and bound to get married sooner or later;
catch him on the fly.
Hadsell, F. P, slightly aesthetic and
great admirer of the gentler sex. If
not engaged wants TO be.
Hoffmaster, George; gallant and gay
young man, with plenty of regard for the
ladies' Is always making some girthappy
by giving her passing smile.
Heinheck, August; can be found at the
Elm street drug store, Is very attentive
to lady customers, especially the ones in
the neighborhood Of sweet sixteen.
Hawthorne, O.; wants to be engaged to
every pretty girl he sees, but has not sue.
cceded in winning any fair ones affection.
Still lives in hope
Harper, Ben. Jr.; somewhat reserved in
manner, but if some young lady would
give him cOquettish smile, he might be
Won He would make an excellent
| husband.
| Hotfmaster, DeForrcst; intellectual and
classic features. enthusiastic, warm
hearted and is distinguished by all those
virtues that commend man to a man
or a-woman.
Hoffman, Henry; stops at down town
boarding house, but wants to have a
home of his own Bushes whenever a
girl speaks to him, thinking she is about
to propose.
Hydren, Carl; quiet but good natured
fellow, who knows a pretty girl when he
sees one. Does not circulate among the
ladies, but would not mind taking one
for a life partner
Holmes, John; quite a dandy. and moi
at all bashful Has gone to trading in
rau'es, so does not devote much time to
the opposite sex. Is handsome and gush
ing, and if not engaged, wants to be.
Heinsfurter, Jacob; very polite and at
tentivo to the ladies' He is regular and
prompt to his meals, says he would not OBJ
ject to building fires or splitting kindling
but would draw a line with tending III,
baby while his wife attended sewine
circle
Hamilton, Paul; young man of ex
emplary habits, and possessed of scvera
good qualities. Is seen quite frequently
mingling with his lady friends, but so fal
has withstood their smiles He could b.
induced, by persuasion, however, to try
the married state
Hanley, NJ. F.; attractive in appearance
and an interesting conversationallst. One
of the best young men in the city, but or
account of his reserve is not generally
known by the fair sex. When once ac-
quainted he is the jolliest kind of an &C
quaintance, and is capable OF keeping q
wife in fine style. 1t is said that he i,
engaged, but we doubt the truthfulness O.
the report.
Knocke. Louis E.; tender, angelic sou
whose sweet voice has caused many O
feminine heart to tiutter with joy.
Kingsbury, George H kind disposi-
ton, whom some young damsel nigh
call Dear George" if she would only ash
his permission.
| Liberman, Isrcal; blondish in appear
ance and great admirer of pretty face
A graceful dancer, with a slightly Frenel
air. Is rather undecided as to matrimonv
but might be influenced by "a pair o.
laughing eyes.
LoOney, j. Q. P; train dispatcher a
the r. |. & P. road. Has a cute mustach,
that at once captures the feminine heart
Is not much addicted TO female society OIL
account of bashfulness, but if looked
after would be all right
Mosenfelder, Eli; is patiently waiting
for some girl to invite him to visit min
lister; is ready at any time to accept
Myers, William; a model young man
that should not be allowed to roam abou
singly any longer Not easily suited, ant
needs encouraging.
McHugh, Chas,; clerk at the Harpe