The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-02-13
.@Tho hoard of health meet this eve.

1@The board of health meet this eve
ming.
hams.
aa-Hay, corn, coal and wood came in
quite slively this morning.
srTo. morrow is st. Valentines day, |
and Richards & Sohrbeck has them.
n=The work of loading ice into cars
for St. Louis was continued all last night.
rS~Fresh fish-white and lake trout
at Benham's.
nG-A rnew invoice of bulk oysters,
oranges, figs and cider, just received at
Nason's. That cider is delicious.
R@1The Moline literary society meet
to morrow evening and discuss the question
of government control Of railroads.
nM-The two well dressed tIamps, men
tion of which was made in yesterdays
ARGUS, have been released and sent out
Of town.
n@The transition from the sublime to
the ridiculous. is forcibly illustrated in
Clendenin & Martin 8 variety ofvalentines.
Go and see them.
sgHoward II. Grover. of Moline, has
been commissioned second lieutenant of
the Moline Guards, Fourteenth Battalion,
vsee Clendenin promoted. Regis
ter.
sG@There was large attendance at the
Turner'S ball last night. During the
evening So or $40, mysteriously disap-
peared:from the moneyldrawer behind.the
bar.
R6eNason is talking of making new
departure in the restaurant line, which Ii
to have hot coffee and sandwiches at al
hours, Such an arrangement would &C
| commodate business men immensely.
. DH~The case Of Chris Reese. for assault
upon John johnson. particulars of whicI
was given in yesterdays ARGUS, came be
fore Justice Mapes yesterday afternoon
G and Reese was fined S. and costs. Rees
g says he will appeal it.
= ! pGrThe Union revival service at th
It Congregational church this "wednesday
4 evening, will be conducted as a temper
ance meeting Jacob Kissel will speal
aud revival services will be held after th
e public service. All are invited, and it
Is to be hoped that the house may be full
Come and help along the good work,
B@E. II. Haviland died at his la
residence l mile east, of this city at
10 clock this morning aged 40 years. Funer
ID services were held at the house tn
le afternoon at 3o'clock. The remains vi
r be taken to Princeton. His, to MORO
IL morning for interment beside the remain
e, of his wife deceased two years since.
r BIrJohn Anderson was arrested la
lie night by officer Pierce, for being SO Intol
le icated that he could not remember whe
he lived, where he was, or what was b
D. name. This morning he told Magistra
Is Swander that there was some mista
Is about it; he had not drank anything, al
consequently could not have been drum
Dc but the court thought John was not e
er tirely sober yet, and charged him 81,
Is for the trouble he had made the poll
30 and chamber maids at the Fish House.
8 Ba@ Mrs Susan Salt was arrested Ii
81 night about IL o'clock by Officer Pier
nc The officer said that he heard from
re Le several times during the evening and
LL the time above named saw her and 10
ne in front of Chris. Reese's saloon drink
al alternately out of bottle, A little lat
~ he accosted her and gave her the choice
~ getting off the street or going to the 'coole
no and undertook to escort her to any Pill
is ~ T>r;1,atn ras;5auoo. 81 49,
'or odro;asior tbo g. onnoI,,Jo5 -.
~ household would miss her or mourn
ne absence,and extended pressing Invita-
no to her to put up at the city's hotel, VIII
~ after some remonstrance she accept
III This morning Magistrate Swander iii
H. her $3.50 and being unable to liquidate
ne ne was taken back to the calaboose and Z
VI scription of bread and water furnished
IA landlord of that institution to be adm
51.g istered times a day.