The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-05-02

Iowa, on business trip. He will be
back to morrow.
Mr.. E. W. Martin, of Illinois City was
in the city today. He brought in some
fine cattle for our butchers.
New styles in mems clothing, and low
prices, at the Golden Eagle clothing
store
Elk Sheriff Payne, the wellknown
Zumaite, was shaking hands with his
numerous friends in the city to day.
Teeth extracted without pain, by Nor
gan s. McCandless, dentists, 3rd avenue
and Goth street. Telephone 68. 21-dwtf
B. Birkenfeld is prepared to serve ice
cream in all the fine fiavors at his popular
and quiet parlors on Fourth avenue.
A young gentleman from the west will
soon arrive in the city to claim his blush
ing bride-one of our prominent society
young ladies.
There is no such word as failure in get
ting present with a purchase of "a
or over at the Golden Eagle clothing
house.
c. H. Buck, residing on Fourth avenue,
has fine litter of eight pure Irish settlers
that are now about six weeks old The
litter was eleven originally.
Boys clothing for spring wear, an at,
tractive line just opened and for sale at
low prices at the Golden Eagle clothing
| house.
Mr.. Dewitt Owen of the Port Byron
Globe, was in the city to day. His paper
presents neat and attractive appearance,
and has a good business patronage.
Mr.. George Waters OF the United
States engineer corps, left for Quincy this
morning, where he has special work
which will detain him for about month,
Mr.. Charles L. Monroe, the champion
roller skater of Iowa, will be the attrac
ton at the rink tomorrow evening. Ad
mission Is cents.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. O'Brien, of Keiths
burg, arrived in the city yesterday morn
ing on their bridal tour, They are nice
looking couple, and are stopping at the
| Harper house.
| When YOU want reliable fire and life
| insurance at low rates, call ON W. l..
| Coyne, corner Seventeenth street, aud Sd
avenue, up stairs, Rock Island Ill. d3m
The mayor approved the license bonds
for seventeen persons yesterday. Up to
this morning thirtynine applications had
been made, In all probability the forty
five saloons will pay the 1900 liceuse,
A. Swanson has opened Il second hand
clothing store in Negns' block on Market
square and would be pleased to have the
public call and examine his stock, most
of which is as good as new. You can get
a complete outfit of house furniehing
goods at Swansons
Mr.. and Mrs J II Parks returned
yesterday from visit to friends in Ne
braska. MIR Park says that just such &
storm as visited US here yesterday anG
last evening, was experienced by the PEG
pie Of Nebraska last Monday, and that
the succeeding day, was as pleasant and
! sunshining as to day.
Mrs c. c. McIntire and MIR VIII Ne
Intire attended the wedding of MIR. Ale,
Haustler and Miss Minnie Ross, at Wilton
last evening. Mrs McIntire will remain
a few days visiting friends Win re
turned home this morning, and looks jus
as happy as though he had been married
himself.
D. Roy Bowlhy left for Chicago thi:
morning, to make his monthly settlement
with the kimball Manufacturing company
This company have agencies all over tht
country. and the one in this city is one of
the most prosperous, under the manage
ment of Mr.. Bowlby, which speaks wei
of him as business man.
The dance given at the armory last
night by the railroad boys was not Sc
largely attended as ii deserved to be,
owing TO the inclemency OF the weather
There was, however, a good number
present, and they seemed to enjoy them
selves in a Joyous manner. The boys are
talking of giving another darce some
time in the near future.
Chris Loefiler, who does business on
the corner of Fourth avenue and
Fourth street has very fine hcnnc ry
which he has stocked with choice breeds
of chickens. He has the large buff
Cochin China, the Leghorn, and other
famous varities Mr. Loeffier undoubtedly
has the finest lot of choice breeds ia
chickens of any place in the three cities
The $500 buggy. which has been on
exhibition at the Golden Eagle clothing
store since last Saturday, was yesterday
drawn by Mr.. ]. c. Taylor, of Taylor
Ridge, after a purchase at that establish
ment, Mr.. Loeb has, however ordered
another buggy of the same style. and
equally as valuable, so that his presents
will remain full and complete.
Next week Mr. George Weiss and
family will leave for Jackson county,
MINI, where they intend to make their
future home. Mr.. Weiss has purchased
100 acres of fine farming land and is very
favorabIy impressed with the country.
He has been resident of Rock leland
county for over thirty years, and his
many friends here will wish him success
in his new home.
--Fhere are wild minors floating through
the gentle air that wedding which was
to have taken place as the roses ami buds
were coming TO view, has been most IN
tremendously broken off That although
the invitations have beea printed they
will not be used. and that the minister