The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-13

again to-day plentiful and pl

-Heigh no. the dust and the wind. old
song slightly altered).
The male mind is also occupied with
the same subject but in different way.
Reserved seats for BARLEY Campbslls
"Galley Slave" are now on sale at Wylie
& McCune's.
Tomorrow two weeks the Republicans
meet in county convention to nominate
their men Of straw.
john G. Moore, of Moline, elected
Justice Of the Peace. fled his Official bond
with the County Court, this morning,
County Clerk Donaldson on Monday
issued marriage license to John Miller
and Mrs. Margaret Lutt, of Port Byron.
The Spring opening displays of mill
linery and dry goods establishments occu-
by the female mind largely at this season
Dart and Gregg's store is being re-
arranged somewha at, at least the the Office
portion is to be moved to the centre and
changed in some essentials.
AT the First Baptist church, there
will he q temperance meeting this evening
and ON Thursday evening the first of q
series of organ sociubles will be held.
The Buntenback- Kelly case before
Justice Halves was continued till Satur-
day morning by consent owing to the
death of Mrs. Kelleys child last night.
-Aspirants .for Office thrive we'll just
now. There is a plentiful crop Just a.
this particular season. A nvmber will
shortly be weeded out, which will be har.,
rowing indeed.
The Nationals of this county meet in
the court house tomorrow at P. M, to
choose delegates to their state convention
which meets in Springfield next week
Wednesday.
A construction train conveyed sand
to-day to the rebuilt railroad trestle work
of the Coal Valley Mining Co. at the foot
of Twentieth street. where an embankment
Is being formed round the wood work.
Martin Celley who was Ened SIS and
costs before Justice Chopper on Monday
aud committed to the Armory in default,
was released late in the afternoon by order
of the justice, having rendered pecuDiary
satisfaction.
Mrs. Dodge and Col. r. J. Dodge
the mother and step father of Frederick
Paulding, occupied private box at Har-
per's Theatre on Monday evening to wit
moss the play of the Merchant of Venice, T"
with Mr.. Paulding in the role OF Shylock
"A jury composed of DR.. Charles G.
Carter George W, Henry. j, B. ladders.
Robert Gregg, G, A. Bromley and Al.
Stombs, have been summoned and will
sit on the case of Mrs. Louisa Juergens.
who sanity is to be tried before Judge
Adams of the county Court this afternoon.
John Aster says ne is still ready to
pay SIS for each and every case of trading
on his part. either for himself or for any OF
the candidates. at the recent election. He
would ike to have the Union prove its as
sertion and disclose that trustworthy
source" CT Information. John means
business
90 Monday April IL, a new time
table went into effect on the Mercer coun-
ty, railroad Trains leave Rock Island at
8:55 "A. ~ and $40 E. al and arrives at
Cable at IL a. II. land 5;05 p M; and
leave Gable at $50 A. N. and 1915 P, NJ.
and arrive at Rock Island at Sis a N.
and al 2:25 P NJ
An old inhabitant not the oldest in
ha bitaDt-remarked to-day that it was
DrDoab!s We you'd have a cold and back
ward Spripg-"Look all oser!the eouatrg,"
said be, in Canada they have been hav
ing severe snow storms, and even in New
York they have been muffliDg up like
10 the depth of winter"
Mr.. James G. Blythe. :owner of the
Commeroia! Hotel bull ding is having the
rooms papered, painted and put in order
generally. Dir Banes the proprietor of
the Hotel is doing a very fine business
and gathering round him a very good
,lass Of customers. 1tfrequently happens
hat Mr.. Banes is obliged to refuse accom-
notation owing to the rooms in the hotel
being fully occupied,
The jury in the case of Louise Juere |
gems, returned a verdict of insane. The
,ase has been of six weeks duration. and |
resulted from childbirth The patient |
vas first taken to her mothers residence |
4 Davenport and subse quently to the
hospital there. whence she was brought |
lnder the care of one of the medical at |
eudnnts. Mrs. JuerGens is the wife of
Charles JuergeDs painter of this city. She
Vill be removed to the hospital for the in-
ane at jacksonville, Ill.
Mr.. A. Fl. Thompson, proprietor of
he Little Gem" restaurant, has made
ecided mproyement in bis establishment
y tearing down the back position and
browning the room 10 the rear into the
lain store: thus providing an extra large
nd well fitted dining and supper room,
addition to his other apartments. The
ainting and pspering are neat and APP
ropriate, giving cheerful cpd pleasing
ppearance which is so requisite in phase
this kind. There is plenty of room for
of this sort in our city, and
is pleasing to note any agreeable change
r Improvement.