The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-02-27
THE CITY In BRIEF.

A. II. McCandless, ID. ID. s., dentlst.
Fred Gates, of Port Byron, was in the
city last evening.
A good mems wooded suit, well made,
1915, at the Golden Eagle.
DR.. j. W. Stark, Dentist, 1923 Second
avenue. d1yr.
John Schafer, Jr., and Joseph Garnet,
of Port Byron, were in the city today.
Steel engravings at New York cost at
Champion & Cos. for two more days.
DR.. A. 7. Hawley, dentist, corner Sev~
teenth street and Sixth avenue.
Fay Templeton appears in Davenport
tomorrow afternoon and evening.
Do not miss the opportunity to secure
bargains at the Golden Eagle.
The river is slowly rising as a result of
the thaw
Sanford B. Mott, son of Mayor Mott, is
in the city visiting his father.
The Golden Eagle surprise on the first
page. Read it.
Constable L. V. Eckhart left for Mis-
souri, last evening.
Be sure and go to the great surprise
party at the Golden Eagle tomorrow.
This is the night for the regular meet.
ing Of the Island City Lodge No. 4, A, o.
L. W.
McCabe Bros. studio, Rock Island,
unequalled facilities for India ink pure
crayon and Photographic work.
John Harris, a vag sent to Jail for ten
days, has been released by Tailor Case,
having served out his time.
Call and examine the great bargains at
the Golden Eagle surprise. Whether you
wish to buy or not it will pay you.
Hattie Harvey, skater, George Nash,
bicyclist, and George jackson, skater, all
perform at the rink tonight.
The young peoples club of the Broad
way Presbyterian church meets this even
ing at the residence OF Capt. Davis.
Real thread, point and duchess laccs
from the Coutant stock, closing at Nc
Cabe Bros. at about half price,
John Babcock and son, of WATERFOWL,
were among the callers at the ARGUS Of
flee today
Ten thousand dollars worth of clothing
to be very nearly given away at the Col
den Eagle surprise party.
A class in ancient history has been
formed by Rev. S. s Cryer, among the
members of the Presbyterian church.
Mr.. John O'Connor, a prom inent com
mcrcial man of Boston, and Bart L. Lin>
chan, of Dubuque, are at the Rock Island
house.
An extra force Of clerks have been en-
gagged at the Golden Eagle for the grand
surprise party tomorrow Call early and
set best choice.
Henry krell has had an electric light
placed in bis confectionery and restau>
rant. Better have left it out and had twl,
light for summer evenings, Henry.
The Coutant stock at McCabe Bros. i
attracting buyers from every direction
The store was one of the best known IL
Chicago.
Judge Cook, of Davenport, has moved
into his house on Eighteenth street be
tween Sixth and Seventh avenues, which
be will hereafter occupy
A fine Harris cashmere all wool suit,
good colors, well made, only 81 60 at the
Golden Elgle surprise party. All other
merchants have to pay so for the same.
Two more days for the great engraving
sale at Champion Il Cos. Do not mis-.
the opportunity to see one of the largest
stocks in the line ever before shown here
The Central shoe store of G. L. Il 5. n
Wynes is constantly receiving its supply
of spring goods, Il large invoice of which
has been already received.
Mr.. G. W. Ludlow, the great shoe
manufacturer, was in the city yesterday
and was shown what there is to be seen
in this city by Mr. Henry CarSc, of this
city and Mr.. W. G. Warmer.
If you have not seen the large an(
handsome stock of engravings at Cramp'
ton & Cos. you should do so without
fail.
There will he another council meeting
tonight to continue the laborious task o
revising the ordinances. 1t will probably
take another special after tonight before
the work is completed.
Among the fashionable waltzes now
being taught ill London are, the "Bostol
SLOUGH" the New York Pumphandle,
the "Kcnsinglon Crawl" and the Eng
lish Straight"
| Duchess lace reduced from Sc It
81. 50 per yard by Coutant, now % pc
cent off at McCabe Bros q, making pric,
S3.3S.
The regular monthly meeting of tn
officers of the Ladies Relief society vii
be held at the residence of Mrs. Hoffman
Saturday, Feb. 2Sth. at 2:3O p, m.
Mrs, T. J. BUFoRD,
Sec pro TEN.
Sleighs are still running across the rive
although, in places, there is nearly foo
of water on the ice. A day or two NOR
of this pleasant warm weather will max
their occupation dangerous one. Foo
men find it wet walking over the ice.
The consignment of steel cngravings