The Rock Island Argus., 1878-11-01
B@-Two tramps sought shelter in the
calaboose last night.

B0rTwo tramps sought shelter IN the
calaboose last night
1GEverybody is going TO hear Gen.
Farnsworth at Timm's Hall tonight.
E9~The mayor left yesterday for ST.
Charles to escort Mrs. Wheeloek home.
gGHDr. Cooks slate has the following
inscription: ''Gone to Geneseo; be back
Monday"
sGPMr. S. X, PershiDg is alarmingly
Ill. Since last Sunday he has been con-
fined to his bed and portion Of the time
dehrious.
SFMagistrate Grover reports for Oc-
tober $S5,25 received from fines. out of
$I46,G5 assessed. $30.l5 Of the balance
was secured.
a6y~Marcus Epp returned yesterday
from Colorado where he has been the past
summer experimenting the business of
large paper mill.
sG~At noon to-day Coroner Morris re-
ceived a telegram signed Z. II. Pease and
saying, come TO Happy Hollow at once
and hold an inquest" The coroner started
at once for the place, 10 buggy.
B9~Charley Smiths new barber shop
in the Hannecke cigar stand has been
placed in excellent shape, and fitted up
with handsome furniture, Two elegant
| dressing cases bought of Pfuessing add
largely to the appearance to the shop.
RaHChas. w. johnson, popular young
Swede man of this city,was united in mar
riage last evening to Miss Mary Peterson,
of Rock Island. The young couple will
settle down to housekeeping in Moline.
May success and happiness attend them.
sSrThe Gazette kindly advises its re
publican friends not to stake any money
on their candidates, which is a warning
they will do we'll to heed. We are going
to- have cold winter and that little change
you would be sure to loose If bet upon a
republican will come handy.
Ba~Marshal Fish thought il was so cold
yesterday that he could fool around his
bees with impunity, but he soon discov-
cred that one end of the guileless appear
ing little creatures was still warm-hOt in
fact. As a result of his experiment one
side of his face has u very full expression,
with rich blue color beneath the eye.
RgM Mrs. O'Connell arrived here last
evening In charge of Lee county officer
and was taken to her home when she lies
! 10 a prostrated condition. When her
husband found her in Dixon she was raw
ing crazy and he could do nothing with
her. Overseer Soderstrum was sent fol
and took the train last night tor Dixon
not knowing that she was beicg brought
) home by the Dixon officer.
Ea~There remains but two more days il
which to work for the success of the demo
cratic ticket, aud in view of the fact that i
only requires the united persistent effor
7 Of the democracy 10 elect their ticket, nc
an hour on aB opportunity should b.
passed unim proved Enough democrat
1 stay at home on election day every time tt
carry the cay If they were there. The op
2 position are uptiring in their labors ant
: will surround the polls next Tuesday witt
g workers Do thou likewise.
Democratic Rally at Timl3's Hall.
Tonight Gen. Farnsworth will speak a
Timms Hall upon the political issues be
& fore the people in this campaign. Ger
. FarnsWorth has been prominent in nation
J. al politics for number of years. is thor
# oughly conversant with the vital issues il
Y vo!ved and has the power to present fact
!, in lucid and entertaining manner. Ever
" voter, no matter what his political associs
g tions may be, should hear the Geuers
d this evening,
10 U, a. .. D,