The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-22
rgBe carful boys, be careful.
aaEThe merchants all complain of hard

s0rBe carful boys, be careful.
aaHThe merchants all complain of hard
times.
sagJohn says he is goin to have it
settled tonight. Go in.
pEThe excelsior Dramatic troupe are
out with invitations for a masquerade
dance to begin at Reese's hall. Feb, lst.
DGrMrs. A. E. Swander has had another
attack from her old enemy, neuralgia, and
is confined to her bed.
H9The damage done to the calaboose
by McCauley has been repaired and placed
in readiness for other deserving parties.
D@rEighty acres of good farm land in
Iowa for sale or trade for town property or
stock. Enquire at Pierce Bros restaur-
ant.
S6TMr P, B. Anderson, Gould & Co. s
Cutter, went to Cambridge to-day to hear
the Swedish Lady Quartette sing at that
place this evening.
R6n Last nights freeze placed the roads
in condition to allow coal haulers to resume
operations and to-day Market square was
full of coal, hay and corn.
H6rDan. W. Gould returned home yes
terday accompanied by his wife. Mrs.
Gould is fully restored in health and mind
and looks better than for years before.
BgAThe members of the military COM
panies are provided with tickets for sale
for the Romeo and Juliet travesty to be
given in Rock Island next Saturday night.
B9TThe Congregational church bell will
ring only at o'clock this evening for the
Iun oh n. = J.
M. +. church. There was very coed order
last evening.
R@rRev.Setterdahl pastor ofthe Swedish
Lutheran church left this morning for Rock
ford, H., by way of Chicago to attend a
session of the Illinois Swedish Lutheran
conference at that place.
g9~The old grocery stand, corner Of
Ann and Salter streets, has been leased by
Messrs. Geo. Walters and Daniel Fisher,
who will stock it up with a fresh lot OF
groceries in few days
R@~Jo hn Buck has been ailing for sever.
, al days and to-day is confined to his bed
Johns genial countenance is missed on
Main street and it is to be hoped that he
3 will soon recover.
R0HMr. Fisk's Wells street property
G the west half, keeping the other half fol
tenants. The house is undergoing thorough
repairs under the supervision of Mr.. Sails
o bury.
R4@On account of continued poor heatl
J, [ have decided to dispose of my stock O
!. horses, consisting of ten head of trotters
q road horses and choice brood mares. vii
=, sell cheap for cash or exchange for desir
Il able real estate. For particulars inquir
10 of A. 2. FISK,
Moline, Ill.
FFrank Nelson, an employe of Blom
# bergson Il Norling, has, during leisur
hours, painted several American an
~ European scenes which his friends pro
lie nounce so good that he has concluded {
Il, exhibit them at Reese's Hall next Frida
70 evening.
+ Dg@The Odd Fellows will dedicate the
:: new hall in Metropolitan block Feb. 5tl
10 Mason 4 Jewett will provide an exceller
ID supper for the occasion, and Timm's ha
~ will be openito those who desire to dane
i'll after the ceremonies and supper at til
lodge room.
nc Ra~Barnard & Leas are making son
cd alterations 10 the arrangement OF the
on machinery which will add to the complete
N ness Of this model manufacturing esta
- lishment. The boiler and engine will
III moved back to the rear of the foundr
Vn thus giving more room and providiI
aw against accidents by machinery. The ge
he tlemen composing this firm are among o.
shreWdest business men, and by their il
Al dominatable energy and honorable dealil
nd have established reputation which tn
ID can well feel proud of.