The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-06-23

Miss Emma Beck, who has been pleas
antly entertained by Rock Island friends
left for her home in Des Moines last
night
Mr.. Meyer Loeb will leave for Chicago
tonight to purchase another lot of those
cashmere suits, which they dispose of so
cheaply.
A large number of our people went out
to Black Hawk tower yesterday afternoon
and as a matter of course enjoyed them
selves.
Only q few more Of those So cashmere
suits left at the Golden Eagle store. They
took like hot cakes. tor their cheapness
recommends them
Mr.. Newton, prominent railroad man
of Newton. Kansas, spent Sunday in the
city, the guest of Agent Cook, of the c.
R.. & P.
The Union band. of Davenport, was in
the city Saturday afternoon, advertising
the Josephine excursion which took place
/
yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. Meigs and family, who have
been visiting Judge Lynde and lady, re-
turned to their home in Keokuk. Iowa,
Saturday.
Cool underwear that will make you feel
comfortable these warm days, can be 'pur
chased for little money at the Golden
Eagle clothing store.
The democratic meeting held at the
Holly hose house Saturday night was
largely attended and great cal of en-
thusiasm was manifested.
The C. o. D. laundry at Davenport
still continue to laundry shirts at 8 cents
collars 81 cents and cuffs 4 cents. 1913
Main street. telephone No 372 d202m
Mr. T. Fl. Thomas, the popular drug
gist, returned home Saturday evening
from Dubuque, where he had been attend,
lag the military encampment.
E. W. Hurst represents the leading
American and Foreign Insurance Cos.
Policies carefully written at current rates
Agency established 1874. Office over
Rock Island National Bank.
c. E, Taylor a former Rock Island
newspaper boy, is in the city visiting
friends. He is now located in Blooming
ton with the American express.
The Rock Island Blaine and Logan club
will have meetings on the first and third
Saturday nights of each month, OF once
in two weeks, in other words.
/ Before Mr.. E. B. McKown left on his
wedding tour he left couple of boxes of
: fine cigars in Wheaton's, to be given to
thetboys. Have you sampled them yet t.
Every one that buys at the Golden
Eagle-and their names are legion-in-
vest 81 or over, and by so doing they re-
ceive present of more valne than the
money expended.
; There was large attendance at the
Broadway Presbyterian church yesterday
to hear the new pastor, Rev. Marquis,
preach. He delivered an eloquent ser
mon.
Some fellow made a great sneak on the
halyards of the Phoenix hose house Fri
day Eight. Assistant Chief Alters says
he can have the staff and flag if he will
come after it,
People stop and drink at the fountain
in front of the Golden Eagle store, and
then go inside to sample some of the
goods sold there They are never disap-
POINTED, and generally go away with a
fine present.
ExMayor Carse was wearing an ele-
CANT new white hat yesterday. which was
presented to him by one of his democratic
friends c. W. Durham can explain the
wholc affair
Capt. Hsgan will return today, accom-
panied by some new ball tossers. We
suggest the idea of tying railroad iron
to the new boys in order to keep them
from running off.
In the county court this morning a jury
will be called upon TO decide as to thu
sanity of Alfred Olson, of Moline. Olson
lately came from Davenport He acts
queer and his people think he is crazy
A drum corps was organized at the G
A. r. rooms Saturday night. The boy:
want it distinctly understood that it is no
political institution, but an organization
effected to make money and furnish the
best of music.
The Denkman arrived in this city yes
terday afternoon with party of gentle
men and ladies aboard. They left las
night for Saltwater, Mimi, to view the
works OF Kemp Falls Lumber company a
: Cloquet, Michigan.
Pat 0'Donnes. of Port Byron, who ha'
been confined in the county bastilc for thu
past two weeks for beating his wife, wa,
released Saturday, If he beats his wifi
i again the good citizens of Port Byron
i ought to ride him on rail.
Avail yourself of the last Glance a
DCoiiiHScl Sieuu ClociuS Oub. lHcic al
. only a few more days to do So You car
buy there elegant parlor suits, marble toI
chamber suits, mirrors. marble top tables
reclining chairs, hall stands, Brussel
t carpets, and other goods, at two third
their value, and below.
1t is no wonder that the ARGUS is re-
ceiving new subscribers every day. 1t
the best local paper, given up to be. il
the three cities There is nothing tina
= escapes the eagle eyes of our reporters
If you want to read all the news, take th
>, daily ARGUS at 12a cents per week.
Ill Business at the cheap John" concern
Al is growing beautifully less every da,
Why is it? Not because there are les
Of people here than formerly Oh. moi BIT
= for the simple reason that everyone pat
ronizes the Golden Eagle store, wher
they pet the hest of poods and oct n mao