The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-04


-"Pearl," the boss chewing to bacco
at Benham's.
aA. six pound cans of peaches, Is cents,
at Benham's.
Marshal Wells recorded So arrests
| in December.
n@-Geo. Drake is delivering the express
for both companies now.
ammThe Baptist church held their an
nual conference at the church to-day.
RG@U. C. Clendenin has located his in
surance Office over the Moline National
| Bank.
R@The tax collector is ready to take
your money. He can be found at Piper's
drug store.
| BG-Another consignment of those
excellent fresh oysters just received at
Pierce Bros,
H9~Louis Jacoby will move his liquor
store into E. Okerberg's building on Main
street, next Monday,
mapNext week is the week Of prayer,
which all christian denominations OF the
United States annually observe.
RaA-Japan tea 65 and rs cents, kero-
sene, $50 test, 25 cents per gallon, toma-
toes, cans for % cents, at Benham's.
sWHaibut, dried sweet corn, pickles,
rolled Goldfish, apples, cider, rice, pop corn
and a full stock of fresh groceries at
Beuham's.
i neAThe attraction in Dublin's addition
has vamoosed Olson is ineonsolable on
account Of it. 1T was such fine lay
out for pull"
neAThe fresh air of this morning found
its way through broken glass in Justice
, Mapes' Office with such force that they
f either had to vacate or repair. They did
. the latter.
RT~Binding of every description done
on close figures at The ARGUS bindery
All kinds of printing cheaper than else
where in the three cities. First class work
$ guaranteed. tt
j MA. P. Fisk has purchased the prop
? erty on Wells street long known as th'
Sandage House and used as boarding
t house. Mr.. Fisk will have it put il
e thorough repair at once and use it as hi
t private residence.
e BgGould & Co. s is headquarters TO
:, ready made clothing. A large variety o
y gents under clothing, gloves, mittens, ties
hats and caps; also select stock of piec
goods. Prices greatly reduced since tn
t. holidays.
It Gl@At the election for LIST lieutenant 0
/. the Moline Guards, held at Armory Hal
l. last evening, I'd lieutenant, William Glen
y denim, was elected on the first formal ballo
II with very little opposition. AS soon a
y Lieut.. Ciendenin receives his commissio
lie the End lieutenancy will be vacant, whe
ii no less than 6 members of the compan
D. will measure their popularity for the posi-
le ton.
?; BaApAndrew Maline was arrested thi
II morning on complaint of John Dahlint
,; who claims that Maine had disturbed th
e. peace and quiet of his life by fighting hin
~ The case was brought before Magistrai
u Swander who after hearing the evidene
nS concluded that DahiiEe and not Maliu
er was deserving of punishment. Dahlir
De was therefore ordered to pay the costs
or the suit. which was IS.
u BG~The members Of the Congregation
church were nearly all present at II
Wednesday evening meeting. This W;
partly 10 response to pastoral letter.
ed was decided to join with the other church,
". in union meetings during the week
Ill prayer. The New \ ear opens thus Wi
" promise, aud the church should do bett
ne work than ever. The members Of Il
)r, church and congregation take possession
or. their new parsonage in a general sociab
nv this evening, to which all are invited.
nv 19Mr Benz. Wyld, who has been We
-, i'll for the past three weeks, died at /
o's clock this morning at his residence sou
he of Riverside cemetery, of constipation
ay the bowels. He was an Englishman abo
nd 35 years Of age; leaves a wife and thr
small children. His mother lives in En-
Il land and is reputed to be quite wealth
ut. The physicians are DESTROYS that a pc
ne norton examination should be made,
not they were unable to determine conclusive
~ the cause of constipation, but as yet tn
IN have failed to get the consent of the wido
nd The funeral will take place next Sunday.