The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-03-04
THE CITY IN BRIEF.
Inauguration day.

Inauguration DAY.
Sing loud. ha'lelujah.
Artists studies, at Kingsbury's.
A. II. McCandless, D. D. s., dentist.
E. W. Hurst, Esq, is in Chicago, lie
will return tomorrow or next day.
DR.. j. w. Stark, Dentist, 1922 Second
avenue. d1Yr.
W. P. Cary, prominent lumber merN
chant of Wichita, Kan, IS in the city
Miss Jennie Guldenzoph is down with
a severe cold
The Imperial egg food will make your
hens lay. For sale at E, E. Zeigler's.
The Golden Eagle for extra bargains in
clothing.
Mayor Mott has gone to Central Iowa
on business. He will be absent until
Saturday.
MASQUERADE suits for the Phoenix mass
qurade ball, can be procured at Turner
hall
The Central shoe store has bargain in
mems working shoes, at 81 % per pair
Harry Range, formerly with the Chica>
90. Rock Island & Pacific in this city, has
gone to Cedar Rapids on a visit.
L. E. Zeigler is sole agent for the In
perial egg food, which is for laying fowls,
young chicks, ducks, geese, and turkeys.
The price of those new spring suits, at
the Golden Eagle is a surprise to all.
Lieutenant Schwatka and wife arrived
in the city last evening for short visit
with Mrs. Schwatka's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Bracket
The Golden Eagle clothing store is sur
prising one and all with their extremely
low price suits.
The ARGUS today contains a full aC-
count of the Inauguration ceremonies at
Washington. The report commences on
the second page.
Everybody can afford new suit at the
price that the Golden Eagle sells their
new surprise suits for.
OF all days in the year our fellow citi'
zen, the Hon. Patrick OMara must think
that this is the saddest of the lot 1t is very
evident that he will not record the 4th of
March in his diary.
The Imperial egg food has remarkable
properties in improving the condition of
the domestic fowls, and increasing their
egg production. For sale at Z. E. Zeig>
ler's, No. 1906 Third avenue.
The Cleveland and Hendricks cams
paign flag waved proudly over Second
auenue, between Sixteenth and Seven
teenth streets today, giving greeting to
the incoming administration
B G. Scott, one of the proprietors of
the Yellowstone creamery, one of the
largest crcamories in Wisconsin, is visit
ing Mr.. J. Ross Mills. His creamery
supplies the Grand Pacific hotel, Chicago.
on yearly contract.
Martin Kingman and daughter, of Pc
oria arrived in the city last evening
Mr.. Kingman is the newly elected vice
president of the Moline Plow company,
of which he was formerly the treasurer.
The funeral of Mr.. Otto J. Mulach will
occur tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock
from the residence at No. 1918 Second
avenue. Rev. Reynolds, of the United
Presbyterian church, will preach tn e flu
neral sermon.
The OLeary> Wollenhaupt race last even
ing resulted again in the defeat of O'Leary
by two and half laps, The time of
WollenhauDt for the two miles was S:45.
Curiosity to see OLeary walk is the only
attraction about the exhibition, as the
race is almost devoid of interest except
when OLeary makes squirt,
Yesterday afternoon a new voice was
heard at the central telephone office. 1t
was bright, CHEEKY, energetic one which
answered calls as though from long eXpe-
rience. 1t was Miss Agnes Bixby, daugh>
ter of Mrs, George Bixby, the chef Oper-
ator. She was celebrating her 18th birth
day by answering calls for short time
during the absence of Miss Cook, and
right well did she fill the duties of the
position.