The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-19
NorEs HERE AND THERE.
aid. Wagner is on ths sick list.

M. s. O'Neal is.stiII enthusiastic for
Kansas.
lW-The town auditing board will meet
Sept 2.
Camp meeting still continues at Tyn-
dalls grove.
There is no clue to the thieves who
burglarized Mills dry goods store.
The time for holding the encamp-
ment remains as last announced-Sept 16,
The Union has commenced to agitate
its little petition for general incorporation,
The sidewalk along the Case property
remains in the same dilapidated condition,
Why?
1t is limited about that the Chicago
Church Choir Co., will repeat Pinafore, in
Rock Island,
j. P. Taylor, of the Taylor House. left
to-day on two weeksItrip through Iowa,
Kansas and Colorado.
| -Dibbern 4 Co.'S store at Milan, was
again burglarized on Sunday morning, and
$75 in merchandise stolen.
F. M. Boney is fixing up his new
drug store in neat style. It will be one Of
the attractions of Opera House Block.
AID. Lundy, who was expected home
last evening did not arrive, which.is sup
posed to mean that his father is no better,
The funeral of the late Wesley Bisant
, occurred to-day from Wells school house
, east of Moline, and was largely attended
Medical men report an unprecedented
humber of cases Of ague and violent bowe
complaints in the city, as the result o
changeable weather.
} The Ferry Company is making som,
+ decided improvements to its approaches il
2 this city and Davenport, which will be ap
preciated by teamsters.
The successor of Gen. Dana. as super
intendent of the St. Louis division of the G.
e B. & O., has not yet been named. 1t i
l. thought, however, that Mr.. Ryder will b
the man.
c The man Brown who, during tn
absence of John Evans on Sunday, stole
watch and some other articles, was befor
Judge Adams yesterday and was sentence
to 100 days in the county jail.
81 Capt. J. Q. Wing, of the Monticello
B. Iowa guards, has just been elected colont
g of the 9th regiment of Iowa militia. Th
, contest was between Capt. Wing and Go
q Banks. of Muscati1e, and YES very clos
The ball under the auspices az th
. Father Mathew Temperance Society
which occurs on Friday evening at Armor
d Hall, ought to be we'll attended. TIL
1t pEoeeeds ere to be used for the purchas
ID of new flag to replace the the one burne
at the Lenehan ere,
The Greenback. organ continues
abuse Mayor Reynolds, which of cours
10 payes the way for new triumphs for hiu
It is an undisputed fsct that whoever tt
4. editor of the orga" opposes Ia Feasonab
sure of election, and those he faVors-p t,
d. UersG.
ID The man Miller who committed So
eide week ago, and whose body was e.
q humed to satisfy Mrs. McCarthy,a dome
d. tic at Geo. Z. Bailey's who supposed hi
ne to be her husband. proved not to be, al
u. now comes a letter from her real bGsbar
n who is not aware that .she has been 81
or upon by coroner's jury,
I'D Charles Hansen was complaine
80 against by Officer Hull. before Justit
" Chopper for keeping au open tipping lou
an on Sunday. The gpapers were served
'rt Officer Mclaughlin and Hansen broug1
into court Charles Stephenson was Il
principal witness and fine of $40 al
costs assessed against Hansen. He ga
% security and was discharged.
There was golden wedding at Ant
Eckerman's last evening, the parties bel
Mr.. and Mrs. Schilinger, the former ag
76 and the latter 70 years. The old coup
=: have lived in Rock Island % years. An
Eek erman and Gus. Stengle are sons
T. law aud Jacob Schillinger, of this city, a
a., NJ. Sehillinger, of the firm of Schilling
- & Tumble. Moline, are sons The eve
was a pleasant one. aud lin commemor
I'D ton of the marriage in the long ago. t
D ceremony was repeated in form by Rev.
Meinecke, of the German Luther
church. A number of fine presents we
ola received, among the rest large Luther
~ bible to Mrs. Schillinger, easy chair, a
nm other presents equally appropriate. Aft
some time in social discourse, supper "
served, after which music and danci
~ followed. There was also some fine sir
- ing There were large number prese
a. from other points, and all in all it was o
of those pleasant affairs which are seldc
a. forgotten, and which awaken the cherish
- memories of happy days.
VI Like beautiful jewels in brazen settin
o. are handsome features upon a face m,
in red by signs of blood poisoning. T
great purifier of blood is Or. Bulls Bic
Mixture.
)e- (From Chicago Times