The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-09-08
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F. J. Scanlon, representing the Chi ca>
go Inter Ocean. is in the city.
DIR. McCandless, dentist, corner Third
avenue and Twentieth street. If
Mr. p H. Buckley of Hillsdale, was in
the city to>day.
The grand jury has settled down to
work.
The lice Cream Booth" at the rink will
be an Ice Palace" Go and see it.
Try Carse 81 Cos. Banner Tip" shoe
for school wear, Every paiE guaranteed.
Advertise in the half, cent>a> word co.'s
umn of the ARGUS. Ii will pay you.
Girl wanted 619 Twenty third street;
steady place, good wages.
D. Roy Bowlby returned yesterday
from successful business trip to Quincy
and vicinity.
Money TO loan on chattcls 22S Main
street, Davenport, Iowa.
The new and 10 cent store is attract
ing large trade. Rare bargains can be
found therein.
Dr. } w. STARK, Dentist, 1872 Secont
avenue dIvr.
| Don't fail to see the Hlndoo booth. In
dia curiosities and persons in India cos>
tunes at the rink next Thursday evening,
Mrs. j. A Crosby, of Brooklyn, N. Y,
is visiting her neice, Miss d. Seely. in
this city,
Try Carse & Cos. standard TIP"
spring heel for your little one. Best in
the market.
William Allen, Esq. of Albany, White
side County, is in attendance upon the
circuit court
John Whitsllt, of Presumption, is very
low today: his death is momentarily cX-
pected
Burt & Mears Hand sewed. Calf lined,
Button Shoes, for men, for s. 90 Il pair
at Carse & Cos.
The board of supervisors met il an
nual session at o'clock this afternoon.
Chairman Pearsoll presiding.
Deacon HAYES united the hands and
hearts of Richard McCrellas and Miss
Alice Carlton, both of Carthage. ILL., this
morning
Messrs. Edward, Lutte and Miss Laura
Bowlby, who have been visiting their
relatives here for the last four weeks left
for their home at Cincinnati, O., this at
ternoOn.
Business men will help good cause BY
taking their supper at the rink Thursday
evening Admission 10 cents.
A meeting of the sons of veterans for
mastering will take place this evening at
the G, A. r. rooms. at $50 O'Clock. A
full attendance is desired.
Seligman Dettelbach, formerly of
Davenport, died in Austin, Mimi, yes
terday. He was about 60 years of age.
Ills remains are on the way to Davenport
where he will be buried tomorrow. The
funeral will take place from the residence
of his son-in>law, Mr. NJ Arnold,
In the absence from the city of Magis>
trate Bennett. who is at Galesburg in the
interest of the Knights of Labor order,
Justice Halves will act as police judge.
Justice Halves is at present the only JUS
tice in the city, Justice Cooke being still
over in Iowa.
Agent Mack, of the Chicago, Burling-
ton Il Quincy road, is expecting visit
from General Superintendent J d. Bcs>
sler and Superintendent of the Illinois
Division C. r. ReSSeQuie, who are com
ing for the purpose of inspecting the
company new embankment in this city
There was something of serious al
tercation in the lower end of town the
other night, in which vile and threaten
inc language and revolyers figured in a
reckless manner Ii seems that one
Billy Cowles and Bert Runley got into a
dispute over fair creature, the affec-
lions of whom both claim. COwles drew
Il revolver and fired AT Runley. but as
Providence would have il the leaden mes
senger missed its mark Cowles then
fled, together with one 0'Brien who had
loaned him the revolver, and the police
have no idea of their whereabouts.