The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-11-17


B% Oranges. Lemons, Figs, Dates, Nuts
and Candies in large aud choice varieties,
at Christy's corner.
TrThe best of cigars, pure apple cider,
and the best billiard tables in town at the
Temperance Billiard Hall -
EarAll varities of game, oysters and
every delicacy in the market can be found
on Mason & Jewett's tables.
US 1t is surprising what metamorphosis
a few moments sojourn 10 one of OSuili-
vans barber chairs will produce.
s9A large quantity of second hand
molasses and lard barrels. as good as new.
for sale cheap at Wheelock's bakery. I5tf
19 Express agent Hyde says that it is
not definitely known what change will be
made in the offices here, or when it will
be done.
BarDeere & Co.'S office rooms are being
enlarged and rearranged quite extensively.
When completed they will be model of
convenience.
R9~ Judging from the teams hauling
from the cars to Pierce Bros restaurant.
they must have received large supply of
+ apples and cider.
RaFRev Liu6eld will exchange pulpits
with Rev. Harper, of the Congregational
church of Port Byron, Tomorrow, Ser
vices at the usual hours.
EgThos. Yates completed the laying
of the water pipes aud pressure of 10
pounds was put on by Dimock, Gould d
Go. yesterday afternoon. Everything
worked satisfactorily.
R9- Binding of every description done
Lot ofaeo nj TTTT hnnT-o hfndarx,
All kinds of printing cheaper than else
where in the three cities. First class work
guaranteed. If
!, EaA two year old son of VIM. B.
Kelly died of lung fever at Mr., kellys
residence on the bluff, Thursday night.
; The remains were inferred in Riverside
cemetery this afternoon.
Ba~A meeting of the county central
} committee of the Workipgmcu is called
for the first of December, and nothing
further will be done towards starting their
e paper until after that meeting,
EB~J. 5. Bucks reading room.is an at
tractive feature 10 bis cigar store. On his
tables can be found THE ARGUS and all
the popular journals of the day. While en-
: joylng one OF those excellent cigars you can
$ read the news of the universe.
H0 Jacob Kissel, of Sterling, the re-
formed blacksmith. will lecture on Tenn
: perance in the Congregational church to-
| morrow (Sundayl evening. He comes well
u recommended by his friends in Sterling,
where he has spoken to the largest audi
enees the public hall could hold Because
!, of this lecture, the pastor postpoues his
! i lecture to the young people.
h BGrL. E. Fish. who has for the past
Q two years so faithfully and efficiently coz
n Quoted the Moline department OF the
\ Davenport Gazette, severed his connection
!. with that paper to-day B. T. Tilinghast
e the Rock Island reporter, will hereafter
Is have charge OF the Gdzette's interests il
y the two cities. Mr.. Fish is an iudustriou
n thorough business man, aud has mani
70 friends in this community who hearth,
n wish him abundant success 10 whateve
4 business he may engage in. He vii
10 attend strictly to his duties as constable
m for tine future.
a, EE@W VIM Turner, overseer of the poor
ly has brought suit against Charles an,
. A.Ael Bog2e. or Peterson, they go b.
We both uames) sons OF the man Bogge, VIII
to shot himself out on Rock river about tn
es 6rst of October '76,-for the recovery o
$54, which the comfy has paid out for th
support of their mother during the pas
year. The boys are aged respectively
and l9 years, and are earning togethe
Is $3.50 per day at the Moline plow shop
They being minors, their earnings un
questionaby belong to their mother an
Mr.. Turner proposes to make them sur
w port her. There are number of cases {
Dg this nature which will be dealt with a
" soon as possible.
&c EIA An event occurred last evenin
~ which will surprise very few, but will d,
IS pTive the gossips of the east ward a neve
a. failing topic of interest upon which to el
- change views At the residence of th
5 brides father. E. u. White, corner
,;s Henry and White streets, by Rev. Geo.
f. Linfeld, Miss Ida May White and NJ
"a VIM. Samuel were united in marriage.
80 was a quiet affair. only few intima
~ friends being present. The happy IA
~ will at once occupy their splendid homes
80 Ann street, near the east ward scho
hs l house, which Mr.. Samuel has built ii
past summer, and has had thorough
-, furnished for some time preparatory fl
or this event. THE ARGUS joins with the
Al many friends in wishing them the fu
i measure of conunbial bliss.
es. Mike Colley, painter at the Molir
ed wagon shop was arrested and taken befol
ay Magistrate Swander this mornieg on con
he plant of his wife. She appeared again
he him and testified that when he came hon
OF last evening to supper, he took offense b
by cause the meal spread before him was u
ter of the best in the market and commence
ar breaking up the dishes; scuffie ensued
me which be tried to choke her, turned h,
vor out of the house with an g months old bal
,ial and ordered her to leave, locking the doc
he She went to her fathers, Tbos. McLaug
the lin, aud stayed all night. This mornii
Ice she went to Colley and asked for the K,
1ry to the house, which he refused, then Il
der complaint was made. The court fined hi
the $50 and costs and ordered the key Civ
ent to her.
burglary.
Last evening. between and 10 o'cloc
the as Frank Gunnell was returning from
can party, in going past his store he motto
,m. that there was no light there AS
,ut always keeps light burning in the ste
nth room during the night. the fact Of its bel
the dark aroused his suspicious. and be U
lble locked the door and went in. WI
rst- cropping around 10 the dark he heard
noise, and presently voice saying: n
do you do Mr.. Gunnell?'' He STRUCK
ood light, and the burglar, who was Alb
red Amberg, an employe in Daniel Wheeloc
bakery, presented himself before l