The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-13
Briefs.

Briefs.
Mrs. Quincy McNiel went to Lyons this
morning to visit her daughter.
Money to loan-22S Main street, Dav
export. Iowa.
Miss Carrie jackson left for Muscatine.
Iowa, this morning to spend few DAYS.
! Mr.. John Weyerhauser has returned
from his trip to the rowdy west.
DIR. J. W. Stark, Dentist, 1922 Second
avenue. d1vr
rNWheelock's Bonny McGregor won the
z 20 race at LaSalle yesterday.
Advertise in the half col>
umn of the ARGUS. 1t will pay YOU.
Fresh oysters at the new restaurant,
1919 Second avenue.
MIR. Fred Kinney will leave for James,
vile, Wis, tomorrow night.
DR.. McCan dless, dentist, corner Third
avenue and Twentieth street. If
Mr.. Joseph Albrecht, of WATERFOWL.
was caller at the ARGUS office today.
A number of horses have died in Dav.
export from the effects OF the heat
Mrs. M. L. Wiser arrived in the city
from San Antonio. Texas, this morning
Mrs. R. c. Willerton returned last
evening from an extended visit to Bloom
inpton and ChicauO
Get your awnings, tents, wagon COW
ers, ETC., of G. Ii. Young, 1T Main st.
Davenport, Iowa. apl15dtf
Big free lunch next Saturday evening
at John Schneider's, corner of Fourth
avenue and Twenty second street.
George B. Wakefield came up from
Muscatine yesterday to spend few days
with his brother, 7. c. Wakefield.
Boots, shoes and slippers at and below
cost, at Krull & Pfoh's, No. PIT Seven
tenth street. dim
Mrs. E. W. Hurst and Miss Grace Bah
cock left for Browns Lake, Wis, this
morning for two weeks pleasure visit.
Miss Flora Taylor, of Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, is a guest at the residence of Miss
Ada Moore, on Moline avenue.
Special inducements in trunks and
satchels to save freight, preparatory to
removing from the city, at II. Regens,
burgers.
Miss May G. Dow, one of the brightest
and most accomplished young ladies of
Moline, died yesterday afternoon. She
was 20 years old and admired by all for
her charming qualities.
Wanted-Twenty boys and girls from
10 to 20 years of age, ofpleasant address;
can make mems wages. Apply at once
at 1917 Fourth ave
The chicken shooting season will open
on Saturday. Chickens are reported
quite plentiful this year, aud the SPORTS
men are anticipating rare fun In chasing
over the stubbles.
A street blossom bloomed near Thomas
drug store last evening He was accom-
panied by a small sized clown. and the
two together drew good audience.
NJ. s ONeil has resigned the superin>
tendency of the wood department of the
Rock Island pillow works. He has been
connected with the institution for many
years
The Central shoe store of G. L. Il S.
n. Wynes is constantly receiving new
Goods OF the latest ard most popular
styles, which tt public are cordially in
vited to inspect.
II is understood that Fred Ehleb is
about to open butcher shop at his old
stand, corner of Fourth avenue and
Twentieth street, and will have his
slaughtering done at the city abattoir.
1t is about time special meeting of
the council was called for some important
purpose. 1t can't be possible that an
entire week is to pass without a meeting.
They averaged one week last month.
S. Whitridge, of Cincinnati. Ohio. is
visiting his uncle, H. Whitridge. of this
city. Mr., Whitridge entertained nuns
Der of his friends at tea last evening in
honor of.his nephew
Mr.. Joseph H. Kerr left for Fort Worth,
Texas, last night Although yet undee
cided, he will in all probability accept
the offer made him to be superintendent
of the waterworks department at that
thriving city.
Squire William R. Carey, of Carbon
Cliff, was in the city last evening on busi~
ness. Carey is the affable gentleman who
deals out judicial medicine to the ungodly
In his neighborhood and looks after the
general welfare of the community.