The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-15

for an extensive fishing trip.
Joseph Gaskell. of ST. Paul, is in the |
city for short stay.
Money to loan-22S Main street, DAYS
export, Iowa.
John Spickler, of Edgington, was in
the city last evening.
DR.. j. W. Stark, Dentist, 1922 Second
avenue. d1yr.
Miss Mamie Garvey went home TO visit
her parents in Geneseo this morning.
City Clerk Koehler paid out $24S to-
day for work on the new abattoir.
Charles Bitz was fined S. and costs
by Magistrate Bennett for intoxication.
Allen Welch was last evening elected
second lieutenant of the Rodman Rifles.
a large stock of the latest styles of fall
hats just received at the Golden Eagle.
Advertise in the hall, cent>a> word -col>
umn of thu, ARGUS. 1t will pay you.
33 cent neck wear sale at the Golden
Eagle.
Try for Mrs Dr.. Kecks 81, 900 offered
in another column. She is peri ectly good
for it.
DIR, McCandless, dentist, corner Third
avenue and Twentieth street. If
Miss Jessie Forsemon, of Prairie CITY,
is visiting with Mrs. |. W. Read, in the
city.
Miss Lou johnson, of Cordova, re.
turned home last evening after a pleasant
visit with friends in this city.
Farrell Brennan, barn hand in the
employ of NJ NJ. Briggs, has decamped,
leaving several mourning creditors.
Closing ont sale of boots, shoes and
slippers at and below cost, at Krull &
Pfoh's, No. 3l9 Seventeenth street. dim
Among other proposed improvements
at the county court house is new carpet
for the temple of justice.
The sale of seats for the Mortimer &
Weaver entertainment opened at o'clock
this morning
Mrs Charles B. Fuller of Muscatine,
will spend Sunday with relatives in the
city.
Is. E. Graves, OF ST. Paul dropped in
Unexpectedly upon his parents this morn,
ing, and will spend Sunday in his old
home.
Mrs. Robert Stockhouse has returned
from a pleasant visit to relatives and
friends at Springfield.
Mrs. T. F, Cary has returned from her
visit 10 Peoria, where she instituted a
class in fancy work.
Neck tie bargain sale at the Golden
Eagle Large invoice of silk ties Just res
ceived, Call and select one, only 80
cents each.
Elk Police Magistrate f. c. Chopper has
returned from his visit to Chicago. He
issmuch improved in strength and health
Miss Jennie McVey. who has been Wis.
iting at the residence of Mr.. Chas Hodg.
son, left for Winona last night on the
Pi1tsburg.
Fifteen to nine in favor of the Dia,
mondS was the score in the game between
that club and the Nine Stars Yesterday
afternoon.
The Central shoe store of G. L. & S.
| n. Wynes is constantly receiving new
foods of the latest and most popular
styles, which the public are cordially in
vited to inspect
Charles Graham, special artist on Har.
pers Nomhly, is visiting his sister, Mrs.
George Lambert, in this city. Mr.. Ora
ham is making his mark in the field of
artistic skill
Special inducements in trunks and
satchels TO save freight, preparatory to
removing from the city, at H. Regens-
burgers
Mr.. Phil Cook, the genial clerk at the
Clifton house, Freeport was in the city
this morning on his way to Monmouth to
spend Sunday.
The American Express office is running
without a head today. Agent McKibben
boarded the c., M & St. P. train for
Freeport this morning, where he used to
flourish in days gone by.
Oh, amt they beautiful is the general
exclamation when they see the elegant
new stock of boys and childrens' clothing
daily being received at the Golden Eagle
Constable Larkin went to Moline today
and sold pair of horses belonging to
James First, the dcfunct wagon maker OF
Milan, on an execution of S75 in favor OF
r. NJ. Sweeney.
Tomorrow, with Catholics, will be 8
festival of obligation. commemorative
the assumption of the Blessed Virgin
Mary. The resurrection and miraculous
ascent of the Virgin Mary into heaven are
related in st, Alphonso Liguoriss GLORY
to Mary"
J. E. Goldsmith has improved the from,
o. his clothing establishment on Second
avenue by new paint. Mr. Goldsmith i.
watchful of public appearances and il
running Mr.. Lowenstein's store as il
should be.
Robert Bryson, the affable and enter
prising agent of the st. Louis and St.
Paul Packet company in Rock Island re-