The daily Argus., 1874-07-23
NOTES HERE AND THRRR.
The heated term has come again.

Inc neated term mas come again.
"A heavenly smile" often drives
man to-destruction.
.-Brunettes are in fashion now, and tn
blondes are pale with envy.
Boston has beautiful lady docto
who cures only to kill with hopeless love
When Moline man feels headach
coming on, he hurries to a carpenter shol
and has his ears filed off little.
When . woman grows old and homely
says the Washington Capital, she gets re
ligious. The household has to stand arount
then.
"A singular difference girl ;
young witch and she is pleased call ar
elderly woman an old witch and her indig
nation knows no bounds.
"A Philadelphia girl called young mar
thief, and when requested by the moth;
er Of the accused to prove the charge said
he had stolen several kisses from her.
When a Moline woman feels particu.
larly spitetul toward mankind, she sleeps
with her feet out of the window, SO as to
prevent people from seeing the comet.
The conclusion of Theodore Tilton s
story will be found on the I'd and Sd pages
of this paper, Mr., Beecher's preliminary
reply will be found on the first page The
WEEKLR ARGUS will contain all the mat
ter.
In Turkey, when any man is the
author of notorious falsehoods, they black
eu the whole front of his house. What a
checker board appearance some such Gus
tom as this would give to the principal
blocks in Moline.
When Moline husband will horse
whip his wife for washing potatoes in his
Sunday plug-hat it is time to inquire
whether this generation of men isn't get
ting to be too contounded high-toned fer
the age of the country?
Hon. Judge Peasants and family are
stopping at present at the country resi-
dence of h. s. Roberts, about four miles
northwest of town. They have lots of
fresh air and harvest tiedsIn that vicinity.
-Can,bridge Chronicle.
"A Boston girl brought before a police
court endeavored to explain away her Of
fence by the declaration that she was en-
gagged in collecting fund for the relief of
Mill River sufferers, but the justice, re-
marking that the excuse was dam non
sense, fined the sharp damsel.
There was great excitement at De-
Witt yesterday, over the finding of the
body OF wel-known citizen named Thos.
q. Hyde, in condition that rendered it
almost certain that he had been murdered
Mr.. Hyde was in saloon at | o'clock in
he morning, in company with several har-
testers. The proprietor states that he
vas not intoxicated when he left the prem
ses with them. The evening before he
vas seen to have about fifty dollars The
deceased was blacksmith. and had work
I'd at his trade in Dewitt for the past eight
'ears.
WIN. Haines, after selling some pro-
luce i'll Davenport, Tuesday, was driving
lome and when some distance above Dav-
IMPORT his team ran away throwing him |
ver the front end of the wagon in such a
Vay that his arms were caught by the |
wheels, and he was injured in terrible
manner. One arm was broken so that
he bones protruded through the flesh, the
ther arm was almost literally drawn out
he socket at the shoulder, his nose was
,roken, and his body badly bruised lie
vas taken up, and Mr.. W. II Holmes threw
pen his doors for him. The latest infor-
nation yesterday was to the effect that he
yas still in an insensible condition, with |
he chances against his recovery.