The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-03-11
THE CITY In BRIEF.
Sale of Coutant stock at McCabe's.

Sale of Coutant stock at McCabes.
Sweeney-signs, 313, 18th street.
A. II. McCandless, D. D. s., dentist
Armstrong Boney, of Buffalo Prairie,
was in the city today.
DR.. J. w. Stark, Dentist, 1929 Second
avenue. d1yr.
Judge Walter |. Hayes, of Clinton, was
in the city this morning.
DR.. A. T. Hawley, dentist, corner sev~
teenth street and Sixth avenue.
I Sweeney signs, 313, nth street.
S. A. Donaldson, of Cable, H., was in
the city today
White goods sale at McCabe Bros.
Sweeney 313, 18th street.
Benjamin Carlson; Waterman at the
postofficc, has been very i'll for some time
but is now able to be about.
Clothing lower than ever, at the Col l.
den Eagle.
Mrs. Norton, and Misses Hunter and
Hamilton, of Hampton, were in the city
today on shopping expedition.
Log lost-In Moline, black and white
spotted fox hound; S. reward. Return to
American Express agent, Moline.
Mr.. II. j. Symes has purchased the in>
terest of his partner, Mr. Luce, and will
conduct the business hereafter alone.
Boys clothing, all the late styles just
received at the Golden Eagle.
The Dunlap" is the latest in hats for
gentlemen. hiberman is the only dealer
who handles them.
Davenport's recently organized crema
ton society has been styled by an incon-
siderate exchange, "the new cooking
club"
Call and see the new spring styles, con-
stantly being received at the Golden
Eagle.
The next attraction at the rink is five
mile race between Easterly, of Davenport
and Wollenhaupt of Rock Island tomor
row evening.
Being in the snow blockade for 45 days
makes the white goods at McCabe Bros.
fully 90 per cent cheaper than they would
have been, but for this delay,
The Missouri Republican says that
Cation keeps on practicing very regular
ly at Sam Baldwin's rooms and thinks he
has got Tom Gallagher dead to rights this
time"
Nearly 1000 yards of new plaid dress
goods placed on sale today at cents per
yard at McCabc Bros Quantity limited
to each customer.
Moline avenue is in miserable condi-
ton. The mud there is nearly six inches
deep, and travelling with buggy or
wagon is difficult and disagreeable.
Those new surprise suits at the Golden
Eagle, are being sold at a lively rate, but
still there is an immense stock left to Sc,
| lect from.
In the five mile race at the rink tomor,
row evening Easterly handicaps Wollen-
haupt one half lap in five miles,
A Burlington, Iowa, boy had his skull
broken while coasting several weeks ago,
| and now goes about as well as ever with
piece as large as quarter of dollar
| taken out
In connection with the sale of the Cou-
tant stock McCabe Bros. are offering this
week the most extraordinary bargains in
white goods ever heard of in this lati
tude.
Rock Island VS. Davenport at the rink
tomorrow evening Admission Is cents
The great steamer Centennial, Of the
St. Louis and St. Paul line, is now run
ming between St Louis and New Orleans,
doing exposition business.
Charlie Fiebig went to Kewanee THU
morning to open safe. The safe was
locked Monday evening and when they
wanted to open it yesterday morning they
were foiled by the combination being out
| Of order.
| A number of Rock Islanders will visit
Chicago April 5 to hear the world re
nowned singer, Patti, which will mos
likely be the last opportunity the people
of the west will enjoy of hearing this
sweet and wonderful singer.
The black flag still waves DER the land
of the free and the home of the brave ant
it continues 10 grow colder and colder
aud the temperature of mems minds, es.
pecially farmers, grows warmer ant
warmer, when they wanted to begin pillow
ing within short time.