The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-18
nsgGo to Hannecke's for cigars and to-

nsgGo to Hannecke's for cigars and to-
bacco.
s@Dan Gould is expected home this
evening.
sa~Fresh oysters in cans Or bulk at Ma
son & Jewett's.
n@There will be no revival meeting at
the Congregational church tomorrow
evening.
ss~The warm sun Of yesterday and to-
day has rendered the roads IN the country
almost impossible again,
b9-Seyeral Moline couples went up to
Hampton last evening to dance. They
report very pleasant time.
RG-Charley Effland is the happy pater-
nal of II pound boy and IS distributing
cigars among his friends to-day.
RlHThere were cars on the manufact-
urer's side tracks being loaded with plows,
wagons and corn planters to day.
R9rDimock, Gould & Co. have shut
down their entire works They will start
up again week from next Monday.
RaFKnox says the measles does not
make the demand for collins that an epide-
mic disease would be expected to do.
Sa~One of the Moline petit jurymen on
whom the officers were unable to get service
says he has been at his regular place
of business every day.
aa~Best 5 and 10 cent cigars in the
market at Hannecke's.
HI-Klttleson's ice house has been util-
lied this winter Notwithstanding the dearth
of ice. It is not an absolutely safe place
to go though, as some parties have learned
to their sorrow.
Mr., A. w. Fisk, of Chicago, is visit
ing his brother A. P. Fisk, the popular
Main street dry goods and millinery dealer,
!, A. W. Fisk has been a conductor on the
Chicago & Northwestern railroad for the
last "a years.
El>The singing at the union meetings
is very important feature of the exer-
eises 1t is directed by Rev. Linfield, as
sisted by a large choir of good singers
The meetings are growing in interest an(
{ will be continued next week.
D0There seems to be little prospect o
3 the militia receiving any money from tn
state soon. The appropriation made 70
that purpose amounts to $40 for each man
i but armory rents and incidental expense
= must come out of that, leaving little 70
}. the men.
95@On account Of continued poor healt
have decided to dispose of my stock c
horses, consisting of ten head of trotters
road horses and choice brood mares. Wi
r sell cheap for cash or exchange for desil
6 able real estate For particulars inquir
d of A. 2. FISK,
It Moline, Ill.
: sIThe non-commissioned officers {
II the Moline Guards received their warrant
q last evening. They state that they al
q issued because of especial confidence re
% posed in the valoF, ability, integrity an
patriotism of the recipient, but don't mel
'r ton it to any of the corporals.
Hgs~ McCauley relented this morning ar
I promised to behave himself if allowed
- go to work or leave town. He was takS
- before Magistrate Swander to receive b
20 parting counsel and advice, Wht
~ charged with riotous conduct in the cal
N N boose he denied it, denounced it base a
- tempt to injure his character; said lie b;
- been a prisoner before and guessed
& knew how to conduct himself as a prisone
" He was careful not to commit himself
- making promises, merely saying, VIII
20 told to go his way and sin no more. th
81 he would be obliged to remain sober T
~ while.