The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-11-28
sgThe banks will be closed to moro,

D1The banks will be closed to morrow.
B@ Rev. G. T. Edwards, of Iowa, is in
the city.
B@Abbott concert, Congregational
church, Wednesday evening, Nov. 2S.
BG~Wild game of all kinds at Pierce
Bros for Thanksgiving. 27-2t
ag Cullom Zouaves dance at Armory
Hall to- night
R9Four tramps found lodging in the
calaboose last night
s~ThaDksgiving turkeys are scarce on
account of the bad roads.
@p Che post office will be closed to-
morrow from IL A. NJ. to P. NJ.
RgA regular meeting of the Moline
medical society was held last night.
BGrA wedding will take place at the
Catholic church tomorrow morning.
aEF Fresh gilt edge" butter for sale at
Pierce Bros. 27-29I
Bg abbott concert, Congregational
church, Wednesday evening, Nov. %.
IA Mason & Jewett's windows present
a fine array of candies, fruits and other
delicious luxuries.
D9yJ. s. Buck has very ingenious
caricature on the west wall of his smoking
and reading parlor. reDresenting coDnubial
felicity in all its various stages.
HFAbbott concert, Congregational
church, Wednesday evening, Nov %.
RST Thanksgiving will be observed at
Pierce Bros in the old fashioned New
England style. Dinner from IL until 8
o'clock. 27 2t
On account of the L. T. NJ. dance at
Armory Hall tomorrow night, 1.-THE regular
, drill evening of the Moline Guards they
will drill Friday evening of this week.
RG~ Mr. and Mrs. d. w. Dimock cele.
brated the first anniversary of their mar
riage yesterday. A select party of friends
dlned with them at Pierce Bros. restau-
rant
la That young man who comes up here
from Rock Island to see his adored. and a,
''witchlng hour" saddles the peiehbor's g
COW to ride home, will saddle the wrong
COW some morning.
E9r Abbott concert. Congregational
church, Wednesday evening. Nov. %.
E9rPIERCE Bros RESTAURANT is full
OF game for Thanksgiving dinner. Wild
chickens, ducks aud turkeys. Parties AID
families served separately in family style.
91HGeo. h. Pingree is at present acting
adjutant on Col. Buffers staff. He will
probably receive the permanent appoint
ment, and will creditably fill the position.
1aPThere were several discharges oil
firearms about IL o'clock last night either
on Wells street or the river street, bul
& aO41lH h6, 4
morning.
EGJ, Nj. Christy has had a counter
placed across his storeroom in front of the
stove. Henry says he proposes to have
the benefit OF that stove this winter. The
advantages for loafng there are slim now
HaTA rumor was on the streets yester
day that Col. Flagler had forbidden tbs
laying of the Moline Plow Co.'S switch
track on Rodman avenue. The writel
called at the plow shop this morning, ant
the officers of the company stated to hin
that there was no truth 10 the rumor.
HaP Abbott concert, Congregations
church, Wednesday evening, Nov. %.
Eg Binding of every description dom
at close figures at THE ARGUS bindery
. All kinds of printing cheaper than else
where in the three cities. First class worl
guaranteed. IF
+ BU The pocket book which was lost o.
> Sunday morning was given to Jonatha
Huntoon yesterday by man b
the name OF Pratt. who said he found i
yesterday morning near Mrs. Benham'
residence. The notes and papers we're al
10 It, but the money, sos, was all gone,
R@Rev. Linfeld's text for his Thank,
giving sermon at The Congregation,
e church to morrow, at II a. M, will b
Proverbs 8: 6-"In all thy ways ackuow
!, edge dim, anc He will direct thy paths.
The practical application of this text I
national affairs will be considered.
Is BNrAbbott concert, Congregation
church, Wednesday evening, Nov %.
H9Coroner Norris went to Hapr
Hollow yesterday in response to a TELEGRAM
i, and summoned jury and held an inQue,
:. on the remains of Mr.. Thomas Coole,
y who was killed in Taylor, Williams & Co
n coal mine. last Monday. The verdict
the jury was that. "the deceased came
his death by the accidental explosion of
charge ofpowder being temped by Thom,
Thomas, 10 Taylor, Williams & Cos. co
l. mine The jury kindly presented the
=. fees to the family of deceased. Thom
of Thomas was also badly injured ty Il
ID same explosion. but his injuries will pro
le ably not prove fatal.
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