The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-12-02

A6Ss EhHh cISEiae VIII FemUV0 his
barber and bath rooms two doors west this
week. '5 .@@ 5as
s B0FIor de Cuba cent cigar, at
Wallace's. hSe
E9-Geo. Wittick has returned from an
extended trip through Missouri and Kan
sas.
EIrDunn's Hall, with It's new floor COW
ering seems to be just the place for dancing
parties.
~ Market square was so full of hay to-
Gay as to be almost impossible. This
market istoVerstocked with that article.
SS The wife of Barney Cleveland gave
birth to twins on Sunday morning. These
are about the 18th and 18th in the family.
aS~Deputy Sheriff ADkrum took Mrs.
Lindburg to Rock Island this morning for
examination Of her mental faculties by the
county court.
EG Another track on the Island of Rock
Island is among the probabilities of the
near future. 1t will be probably be owned
by the G. B. and Q. r. r. Co.
H9T The secretary of the board of health
reports that there were no deaths in the
city during the month of November,
Moline. must be an exceedingly healthy
place.
BOG Mrs. Anna Perrin returned to town
this morning on load of corn. She is not
quite so enthusiastic on the subject of an
alliance with the governor as when here
last week.
aG-Judge Gould took the morning train
for Chicago to meet with the state board
of charities of which he is member. The
board hold ameetiDg previous to winter ses-
sion of the legislature.
ray Rev. j. s. McCord delivered very
interesting and forcible discourse at the
Ai, X. church last evening. His Sabbath
evening sermons are prepared with view
to the young peoples interests.
HgWiliam f. Cram. clerk at Norris
drug store, has fell heir to a couple of
thousand pounds In Edinburg, Scotland
William is deserving of all the good for
tune that may befall him.
ESWm. @. Morris was appointed
administrator this morning of the estate
of the late Joseph Theviot. The heirs at
law wish every effort to be put forth to
find out the circumstances of Joseph
TheViot's death.
meat market, next door to Chester's store,
interior of the room rearranged, newly
painted, and will have one of the finest
shops in the city.
RI Nels Pierce, hostler at Teller's
livery stable, went to Milan with one of
the horses yesterday. While there he
| loaned the horse to man to go to Daven-
port. Some time during last night it was
stolen from the barn in Davenport The
watchman at the bridge says two horses
were led across last night, one of which
answers the description of the one stolen,
and Teller is 10 search OF them.
So Some people seem to be worried over
the fact that Capt. Morris will continue to
discharge the duties of coroner tor another
term Mr.. Morris has conducted the Of
! fee 10 manner satisfactory to the public,
aud has the records in better shape than
ever they were before His faithful dis
cause Of his defeat in the republican con-
vention, aud by this unforeseen contingen-
cy alone, he merely receives what he is
justly entitled to- Until sufficient cause
for removal is shown or the term expires
he will hold the Office.
ggWill Hines. of the firm of Pierce G
Hines, leaves on to- nights train for Ran.
dolph, Wis He will spend about two
weeks bunting deer and other wild game
in the Wisconsin woods. and return just
before the holidays, being accompanied
home by his sister-in law, Miss Hattie
4 Pierce, who has been at Randolph the pas
summer uuder treatment for diseased
lungs and heart Her health is much i'm
proved and her physician has hopes of hel
ultimate recovery. Her friends will bt
glad to have her once more with them af
ter this long absence.
Police Magistrates Report.
| Police Magistrate Grover reports for thu
month of November as follows: Numbe
of cases tried, 5; fines and costs assessed
;. $36.55; collected $l2 50 secured $2l.60
suspended 81; remitted Is cents. Besid,
: the above $25 70 was collected on the Oc
tober docket, making total collection
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