The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-05-10
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Attend church tomorrow.
Give us seats in Union square.
Picnic and circus season is at hand
No one has been licensed to wed today.
The grand jury adjourned this fore
noon.
There will be skating at the rink to-
night.
Excursion to Black Hawk tower to-
morrow
Only one load of hay ON Market square
this morning.
The city council meets again on Mon
day evening.
The base ball game was we'll patronized
this afternoon.
There are several bad pieces of side
walk on Front street
A boat race comes off near Black Hawk
tower this afternoon.
There will be services at the Ninth
street CHURCH tOIuUIIoW
The Peoria Reserves arrived at 1895
today and are at the Harper.
The greatest bargain of the age can be
had at the Golden Eagle.
When you want neat job work executed
bring it to the ARGUS.
Quite number of lawyers from distant
towns are attending our circuit court.
Sheriff Reticker, who had been in
Peoria on business, returned home at noon
today.
The ladies of the Central Presbyterian
church will give festival next Friday
evening.
Bleuer's band will be at the skating
rink tonight to enliven the occasion with
some stirring music.
Teeth extracted without pain, by Nor
gan & McCandless, dentists Bird avenue
and Goth street. Telephone 6S 2ldwtt
Lahiff and Kelly, who held up Burns
the conductor, some time ago have botf
been indicted by the grand jury
A car load of soldiers from indianapolis
will arrive over the Rock Island & Peoria
road this evening, They are bound fol-
Fort Leavenworth, Kansas,
When you want reliable fire and life
! insurance at low rates, call on W. l.
Coyne. corner Seventeenth street, and &c
avenue, up stairs, Rock Island, ILL., d3n
Misses Fannie and Emma Wells, two
handsome and accomplished young ladic:
of Hampton, were in the city this morn
ing on shopping tour.
Besides getting the worth of your
money at the Golden Eagle clothing store
you will get fine presentlf you purchase
| 81 worth of goods or over,
| DR.. McCandless, the dentist, has re
turned home from his trip to Council
Bluffs, where he had been attending /
meeting of the Iowa State Dental associa
ton.
The C. o. D. laundry at Davenport,
still continue to laundry shirts al cents
collars % cents and cuffs cents. 10;
Main street, telephone No. 372.
d202m.
Ten cents, it is said. will buy Soutl
Sea Islander full suit of clothes. How
many of US poor mortals, as the weathe
gets warmer, will wish we were a Soutl
Sea Islander.
E. W. Hurst represents the leadin!
American and Foreign Insurance Co
Policies carefully written at current rates
Agency commenced 1874 Office owe
Rock Island National Bank.
We are sorry to say that Mrs. McCon
nell is slowly growing worse Her child
rem who are away from home have BEEF
telegrapned to, and will arrive at tn
earliest possible moment.
The eagle still screams at the Colder
Eagle clothing store, and the presents ar,
flying away. Mrs. L. Haverstick was TIT
lucky person to receive the present of q
fine silver casket this morning.
Chicago Bill, the chimney sweep, i
meeting with good success in this city
and he is kept busy from morning til
night. Persons wishing their chimney
cleaned shout ! leave orders at Wilman'
news stand
Everybody trades at The Golden Eagle
clothing store, and consequently every
body is happy. And who wouldn't be a
receiving present for every "a worth o
goods that is purchased.
Mr. Theodore Manor has purchased
the Peal house, at Moline, the bargain
having been made this morning. Manor
ran a saloon in Moline for a long time
but has now made up his mind to tnrr
landlord
Mr.. Ben Reynolds, the well known
Rock Island contractor, was in the city
last evening making short visit to hi'
parents here. He left this morning fol-
Dubuque, to look after some work there
| Mrs NJ. K. Gates has treated her dry
goods store to good cleaning out, ane
has had the ceiling nicely whitewashed
all of which goes to show that she is
lady of business.
| A peddler named A. Z, Spafford wa
run in" by the police this morning. HI
was fined $40 aud costs by Chopper. Fl
paid $735 and left a dozen of hi
brooms in lieu of the rest of the ten do
lars.
Mrs Powers, the female VIII
was fined $25 and cost in the polio
court yesterday. is engaged today i
scrubbing the floors of the police station
and the council rooms, also the cit,
clerks office.
MIR. Michael Murrin is having the Mia
Exchange fitted up in first class style
: The kalsominers, paper hangers, painters
etc., are hard at work, and when the 10
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