The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-21
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R@Gc to Richards & Sohrbeck's for
wall paper.
BGStrawberries are still held at Is
cents box
r@The Moline Guards uniforms are
expected to arrive here this week.
D0~Some of the monied men Of the
reform club favor the erection of club
room at cost of $4,000.
a@R. H. Moore, of the Reuieao. has
gone on flying visit to Columbus juno
ton, Iowa, his old stamping ground.
s~The German Opera Troupe which
appears at Tmm's Hall next Thursday is
pronounced by the press to be superior to
any thing of It's kind travelling.
s@Collmar's German Opera Company.
of Milwaukee, Wis, will appear at Tim III s
Hall, Thursday evening, May 23d, sup
ported by a full German choir from Dav-
export.
s9rThe Gazette says that the medical
attendance for the town poor has been let
| for $500, but neglects to state that this
amount includes the furnishing of drugs.
which alone cost 500 last year.
SSAll Masons desiring to attend the
conferrlng of the r. and S. M. degrees at
the Chapter this evening, are hereby
notified that a street car will return to
Moline after the close Of the exercises.
BgJames Fender, Thomas Rhodes and
Samuel Ritchey. all colored boys, were
arrested this morning for jumping on and
off moving trains. They were taken before
Magistrate Grover and fined 81 and costs
each, and, having no money, were assigned
apartments 10 the calaboose.
H9There was special council meeting
at clock this afternoon, called by Mayor
Wheelock for the purpose of considering
the appropriations to be made at the mex
regular meeting. The mayor is COINS
away aud does not expect to be present a
the regular annual appropriation meeting
DaFThe third annual meeting of tn
Sabbath School Assembly of the North
west, OF which Rev. Geo, F. Liu6eid o
this city is member of the board of man
ayers, will be held on the grounds of tn
Clear Lake Camp Meeting Association
Clear Lake: Iowa, commencing Wednesda,
evening, August l4th. and closing Monday
August Goth, 1878. Rev. Geo f. LD6e
{ is also member OF the reception committe
and all who attend from here will feel cer
tain before starting of warm and pleasan
reception.
R9~ Wm. Huey was quite severely in
| jured last evening He aud Oloff Olso
we're riding in buggy on the bluff wheu
going through a slough hole, the bugg
r tipped to one side, throwing Mr.. Hue,
out, where he struck on his side on som
! rails lying beside the road. Mr., Olso
| aH in III hv
and bringing him home although the Jolt
called to examine him and found one c
: more of his ribs broken. He will be cor
, 6ued to his bed for several weeks
: Sag Every body was truly glad to rea
this morning that Brother Haney' ha
: rendered due acknowledgements of b
= obligations to the Union. It would hav
d been so uncharitable and cruel had he sal
. anything unkind of the obsequious writeI
' Tor that sheet, or associated them 10 ar
' manner with the vampires. bulldogs al
E cormorants Of the press" We are so gls
he did not do it. Now that this mutu
admiration society has been knit ar
bound so closely together by trials at
fluctuations it is probable that the reade
of the Union will be treated to verbat
copy of Rev. Haney's communistic sermc
e every Tuesday morning.
q RaFWm. Eberling. butcher and me
n peddlar had dressed calf stolen from
/ slaughter house in Davenport pastu
6 last night There were three veals hangil
IF in the house and the thief was mode
O enough to take the smallest one. NJ
N Eberling came after Officer Mapes II
morning as soon as he discovered his 10,
believing that the theft had been col
mitted by tramps. The camping places
!, those gentry were examined closely but
III evidences of the veal having been cook
q, there was found. This is the same bou
ID from which part of beef was stolen /;
at winter and indications point pretty strong
to certain residents of the east town sett
~ ment.