The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-25

Henry Calentzky" is the name of the
Twin Barrell". 1t was gobbled on Sat
urday by the renowned piscatorial king of
Moline.
Rev. Thos f. Borchers is expected
home to-day, He has been absent, in
Alton, Ills, attending the State Baptist
convention.
Frank Anderson, for being drunk and
disorderly, was fined S. and costs by
Police Magistrate Swander. He paid part
and gave security for the balance.
There is no better authority for the con-
dition of the poultry market than A. +.
Swander, Esq. He reports chickens scarce
and high at prices ranging from 80 cents
up to IS each.
The benefit of VIM. Calentzky, last
evening, at Reese's Hall, was in every way
a success. The attendance was large and
the acting of the various members of the
German Theatrical Society all that could
be desired.
There was row on Saturday night at
Henry Runge's, on the bluff, but before
the police arrived the roughs had gone.
The parties who were disturbing the peace
were miners, from Coal Valley, and are
well-known to the authorities here and will
be arrested and rigidly dealt with should
they happene this way again.
And now they have gone to seek more
congenial climes, where the lynx-eyed
matron of the house will be seen no more
In some secluded spot away from the in
huences of a tender and over interested
parent, let US hope that the path Of
life's uneven way will once more be illumin,
ed with by bright sunshine and that clouds
may never again darken the way. 1t all
rests with Charlie.
Barney Cleveland, the negro who came
So near going to Joliet, few weeks ago
has been on one of his customary Blenders
again. This time he takes revenge on his
family and after abusing his wife anC
driving her away from home, left the
children behind and stepped out himself
Barney is troublesome customer wher
sober, and when under the influence o.
liquor is dangerous He was compelled to
leave Chillicothe, Ohio, for the good O.
that town, and like example would not bt
amiss here.
Mrs. Anna Lin6berg this morning swort
out complaint before Magistrate Swan
der against Mrs. Charles Boggey charging
her with assault. The parties were al
: Swedes who could not speak English, thu
{ necessitating the use of an interpreter b.
the court. Mr.. johnson, of Soderstrom 4
johnson, acted in that capacity. The ties
timony developed strong family antag
onism and was rich in details; choic
names and bitter epithets being frequent
INDUCED. The evidence was conclusive a
to the assault and resulted in favor of tn,
complaining witness The court assesse
Mrs. Boggey's fine at 81 so which she pal
] reluctantly, and now she threatens sui
for defamation of character. 1t appeared
from the testimony of Mrs. Lindberg, tina
undue intimacy has existed between Mrs
r Boggey and the husband of the complain
r ing witness; while on the other side it
vice-versa. If it does come to trial it wi
r be rich, rare and racy.
o Services were held at all the churche
yesterday, except the Baptist, the paste
of that place of worship, Rev. Thos. F
Borchers, being absent from the city A
the Congregational, Rev. E. G. Barnar
presided, as usual; the attendance wa
good both morning and evening Re,
> Will NJ. Collins discoursed to goodly size
e congregations and delivered two exceller
k sermons The Swedish Lutheran Wa
T. we'll filled, Rev. j. H. Setterdahl presto
o ing. At the Catholic church the service
' were we'll attended, Father Greve pre-
e siding as usual. In the morning thel
G was High Mass and sermon at 10 oclocl
t which were solemn and impressive. Tt
~ new organ was used for The first time ye
= terday. The choir of this church con
u priseS some fine voices and now that the
e have an organ, the music is as fine as an
1t in the city. The church keeps improvir
70 and augmenting in numbers under tt
=, direction of Father Greye, and with COZ
IL tinuation of the same degree of intere.
II will soon equal in numbers any congreg;
ton Id the city.
r Ward Meeting.
,e The voters of the Third Ward will me-
&c at the engine house on Thursday mex
- 2Sth. inst, for the purpose of nominatir
a candidate for Alderman of the THU
lie Ward. CONRAD GRANT,,
Member committee for Third Ward.
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. The Davenport Lecture Committee d
;, !" sire to announce to the citiz ems of Ro,
- Island and Moline. that Lorton Bros. W
' : convey passengers from the Harper Hou
:" at Il o'clock P, NJ, to Mrs. Julia Wa
Or Howe's lecture at the Burtis Opera Hou
he tomorrow evening, and return after L
r. lecture. 25-d2t
d.
+, Our DAILY FooD.-Adulteratio Or
:" walls most extensively where it could al
N should be dispensed with, and where it
or most oppressive and difficult for its victi
to endure, that is, in our daily food. Fo
4 is most important necessity, and it shou
be wholesome and nutritious, as natu
ID formed it, without any detriment addition
d. IF all articles that are used in our dai
ee food are as pure and healthful as 0
w Prices Cream Baking Powder and
I" True Flavoring Extracts we should esca
nt many of the ills of life. The manufactu
of ers of these preparations believe in givi
nd the public reliable articles.
- NOTES HERE AND THERE.
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