The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-11-27


business is transacted by D. j. Beardslee. Bust
nees notices should be handed in by nocn to en-
sure publication the same day. re
sSMrs e. Palmer. of Cam bridge. is 10
the city visiting friends, e.
BEAbbott concert, Conversational
church. Wednesday evening, Nov. 80
R@Wild game of all kinds at Pierce
Bros for Thanksgiving. 27,2t
Dressed turkeys aud bulk oysters in
abundance for sale at Mason 4 JeWett's.
aG=Capt. Baxter, of Geneseo, is in the
city visiting his daughter, Mrs. Chas. Perrin.
sD Fresh "gilt edge" butter for sale at
Pierce Bros 27-29-l
B9~ Roast pig. turkey and all kinds Of
game tor THANKSGIVING, at Mason Il
Jewett's. Dinner from to 4 P. NJ.
BI abbott concert, Congregational
church, Wednesday evening. Nov. %.
B6TAn attempt was made last Sunday
night to break into Miller's drug store. Il
failed 10 connect.
sGThe Cullom Zouaves will give a
evening. All are invited
sGAbbott concert, Congregational
church, Wednesday evening, Nov. %.
RIrDancing will be an important fea-
ture of the Odd Fellows Druid Workmen's S
union sociable, at Dunn's Hall, Dec. 5th.
E@Wm. Fl. Fairclough returned yes
terday morning from New York. where he
has been for the past three months.
pThanksgiying wilt be observed at
Pierce Bros ln the old fashioned New
England style. Dinner from IL uatil
O'Clock. q ct
E3r Abbott concert, Congregational
church, Wednesday evening, Nov. %.
RS Porter says, the man who stole those
baskets from beside his door are as much
lower than horse thief than a horse thief
is lower than an angel
GCoroner Morris received the follow
ing from Hampton this morning. and took
the first train for that place: Man killed
in our mine. 7. WILLIAMS Il Co.
EGHThe French plate glass for Elm
stedts and Okerbergs store fronts arrived
yesterday, and was delivered by Richards
L Sohrbeck, agents. 1t will be put in at
once.
SgrA Abbott concert, Congregational
church, Wednesday evening, Nov. %.
R1H Binding of every description done
at close figures at The ARGUS bindery.
All kinds of printing cheaper than else
where IN the three cities. First class work
guaranteed. IF
RI~The Iron Moulders' Union will hold
their third annual ball at Timm hall, on
Tuesday evening, Dec. Ilth. The man.
ayers say that no pains or expense will be
spared to make it the grandest thing oil
the kind ever held IN Moline
BlThere were trampe before Magis
trate Swander this morning. The boy
Geo. H. Robinson, who told such pitt
full tale yesterday morning was among
them. He was threatened with 60 days
on light diet if brought up again.
ara warrant was issued by Magistrat,
SwaDder, on complaint of the board o
} health for violation of the health ordf
nance in not reporting death to the sec
retary of the board. The case was calIe,
at 10 o'clock this morning and continued
TO o'clock next Friday, Pm.
RGr Abbott concert, Congregations
church, Wednesday evening, Nov. %.
! DgAs long as it is necessary for build
ing purposes people will not complai
about obstructions in the street
but when th hose obstructions are allowe
to remain for weeks after they have accou
pllshed their mission. as is the case wit
the plasterer' debris in front of Elu. steG
{ and Okerberg's new building, there is in!
cause tor complaint, of which there is nc
a little at present. 1t those things al
z allowed to freeze into the mud they wi
, probably be street ornaments all winter.
8 Musical Event.
a few choice seats still remain for Il
$ Abbott concert tomorrow night at ii
Congregational church. aud those desiriu
to hear this incompatible sougstress WI
do we'll to get tickets at once. An oppo
o tuBity to witness an entertainment of ti
f sterling character of this one does d
i often occur, aud should be literally patrol
r lied. Reserved seats at Clendeuin
s Martins.
e a s65s Finger.
: The case of the people against Chri
: Reese for mayhem, was called yesterday b
= fore Magistrate Swander and continued un
to-day at 10 O'Clock, at which time WI
u Jackson, of Sweeney & jackson, appear,
for the people, and Mr.. Reese appear,
without counsel. Attorney jackson stat,
to the court that be Rad taken some pai
: to ascertain the facts In the case. and th
he was satisfied that the binding over
Reese, and his trial 10 the circuit court won
result in verdict for assault and batter,
and nominal punishment. He therefor
as representative for the people. wou
accept Reeses plea of guilty to ''assat
ana battery and recommend him to Il
Z mercy of the court He also stated th
i Reese had literally recompensed N
Kaack for the loss of his finger, a
thought this shonld have some beari
with the court. Reese plead guilty to &
V sauit and battery in the peoples case a
y 6ne OF $25 and costs was assessed. Th
he was arraigued on charge of disturDi
n the peace, which was the city case, and "
ry fined $25 and costs. the costs in both cas-
hv amounting to $S65. This, together wi
mt $500 paid to Kaack, makes a total
S658.65 for that nights work. The amou
at paid TO MIR. Kaack by Mr.. Reese is cons
r. cred very liberal.
ChancerV Notice.