The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-18
na- New Style" at Gault's.

sa- "New Style" at Gaults.
s6- Smoke the Red Seal at Gaules
smoking and reading room.
sSeA member of the city council told
The ARGUS reporter to-day that the sug- |
gestions in regard to stone pile In yester- |
days ARGUS coincided with his views ex-
actly.
nS~ The Revieso announces that Bro.
Haney will explain his position on the tenn
perance question tomorrow evening. lie
is prohibitionist but will not be disci-
pie of MIR. Reynolds.
H@The members of the Moline Guards
arc ordered to appear at Armory Hall
Thursday evening. May %, with arms and
accoutrements in condition for inspection.
An open air drill was also ordered for this
afternoon at 4:30.
s6-Preaching by the pastor, Rev. Lin
field, at the Baptist church to- morrow at
1920 A. M. Sunday school at IL NJ. No
services 10 the evening as the congregation
will unite 10 temperance meeting at the
Congregational church.
Caution.
All persons are hereby cautioned against
purchasing certain promisory note for
$lO5, dated May 80, 1878, due Nov, LIST,
| 1878, payable to Hollow Gable Manufac-
turing Co., Hornellsville, N. Y, and signed
John Thomas, as said note was obtained
by fraud. JOHN THOMAS.
Coe township. Rock Island Co., ILL.,, May
| II, 1873. 17-d2t&w
sgThe Temperance Billiard Hall has
been opened to the public again. This
time Reimer Reimers, the popular and
successful Main street tobacconist, has
taken charge, which is q sufficient guaran.
tee that it will be conducted in an orderly
and 6rst-class manner. The hall has been
thoroughly overhauled and made as
pleasant and attractive as possible Ii
view of the temperance movement such ar
institution is desirable 10 the city and vii
no doubt receive a good support.
R9~Rev. l.. B. Kent. evangelist. viii
preach in the NJ E, church tomorrow a
1890 A, N, By request the pastor, Rev
y. w. Hany, will lecture at 7:30 P. NJ
on Temperance and Intemperance.
Seats free, aud all are invited.
! Services at Congregational church
preaching by pastor at 1880 A. NJ. Sub
. lject: True reform, or evil displaced b.
good" At 7:30 P. NJ. there will be
temperance meeting under the auspices Q
) the Reform Club. Addresses by @. "
| Skinner of Rock Island. and others A
3 P. NJ. Gospel temperance meeting in th
= lecture room.
BGr The following notice was nailed (
ex-overseer of poor, VIM Turner's, ofhc
door this morning and the books belongin
0 to the Office were gone. No one knows
| but the inference is that is the doings {
r the newly appointed overseer:
Notice
Office of overseeer of the poor RI
moved to the Police Magistrates Office on
Block North on this street Call there an
have your wants supplied By Order of or
t Office during tn last Six months also hs
/ answered numerres questians reguardir
th poor Master But has no ASPIRATIONS f,
the desirable Office
1 RgThe red ribbon club met last nigl
= at Reese's Hall. 1t WAS purely bushes
= = Isession. Revs. Barnard and Linfeld ar
: Prot. Gregory were appointed commit,
q to: meet a committee from the Woman
. Christian Temperance Union at the re
Q idence of j. NJ Christy this evening
> lconsider the feasibility of organizing
: Ichildren's club auxiliary to the other club
. Fred. Corns and Fred. Savage we're r
. quested and authorized to organize a 81
= Iclub. A finance committee was appointe
u composed of J. S. Keator, Rev. Geo.
3 Linfeld and S. II. Vielee. Also an ex
cutive committee consisting of Evere
Wheelock, r. II. Garrigue, c. o. Mas
{, and Il, II. Moore. The matter of eli
o. room was referred to the executive col
mittee, upon which they are to report
the next meeting.
5, There is no doubt but that the commit
al will find numerous desirable locations
in the room, but the next and most imports
question that will arise is the means
~ providing for the necessary money, iowa
10 which there has as yet been no mo1
Frank Schrader viii sell his saloon pre-
lie erty; j. NJ. Christy would part with
!. property on the corner of Main and Lyn
80 streets, and still others are for sale.
~ Burglary.
~ An attempt was made by some one 1
q known, last night, about ~ O'Clock,
de burgIarize Mr.. D. Cumpson's grocery ST.
on Main street. just above John Deer
"a. residence, which would have been succe
: full had it not been for Mrs. Chas. Fabi
,e' who was sitting up waiting for the retI
be of her husband who was away from hon
She lives opposite Mr., Cumpson's groc,
store and about II clock heard the sou
2 of glass falling on the sidewalk. Look
at out she saw two men in front of the sto
.es and suspecting that something was wro
ia ran over to awaken Mr.. Cumpson, v
lives up stairs oyer the store. The THE
heard her and took to their heels, start
west and turning the corner at Jc
Deere's residence, Upon examination
was found that the large light of glass
the door had been cut, apparently witt
I'd, steel instrument, and hole made la
ID enough to admit the body of man,
ELL they were fortunately discovered Def
ns, any plumber had been obtained. Sunni
nd as to who the thieves were are many
10 positive knowledge can be had.
ct NOTES HERE AND THERE.