The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-14
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The supervisors will meet early in Sep
TENDER.
The second excursion of the ferry boat
will occur next Friday evening.
The work of erecting the electric towers
will soon be commenced.
Quite number of local Nimrods have
gone on hunting exclusions.
The Land League held meeting at
Norris Hall yesterday afternoon.
The Iowa editorial excursion will start
for Colorado next Wednesday.
The colored Baptists will festival on the
9th of the present month.
Yesterday was the tenth Sunday after
Easter.
The test of the water works was in pre-
gress to-day.
The sale of seats for J. K Emmett will
commence to morrow
The Chicago Laundry is open and ready
for business, at 314 18th street IT,
The camp meeting for this district COM
mences next Thursday at Tindall's grove.
J. X. Emmett will appear next Friday
evening at Harper's Theatre in Fritz in
Ireland"
The Land League of Davenport, will
give Fair next October. The committee
are already working up the affair.
Don't forget the democratic caucus
meeting tomorrow evening at half past
seven o'clock.
The Democratic primaries will be held
Tomorrow evening, at the different voting
places in the several wards
The business on the c. r. l. s. p is
steadily on the increase, as the crops on
that line have yielded good harvest.
All cannes without such decorations as
a brass check. will be exterminated by the
city police.
Officer Busnaham has young son who
lately arrived in the Busnaham house
hold.
Parties desiring lightning rods repaired.
will please drop a postal card to E. C. |
Wilson. Aug IA, diff.
Four applicants for teachers certificates
were examined by County Superintendent
Southwell last Saturday.
The extension of the r. l. s. Moline |
street car track on Fourth avenue has |
been delayed by the nsn arrival of iron.
The pay car of the C R. I. 6 P. will ar
rive in this city tomorrow, and numerous |
employees will be paid off
c. Nickel deaf mute, was sent last
to the state asylum at Jackson
Vile
The democratic legislative convention
or this district will meet at Cambridge on
he 4th of September.
The east stairway in the postoffice
building is blockaded, and will remain
for several days.
The improvements to the public library
AVE not yet been completed, but it is ex-
'ected that they will be. within very few
lays.
Tomorrow the Presbyterian Sunday
chcol, of GeneseO, will pass through this
ity to Bethel Island where a pic mic will
'e held.
The annual review of the Moline fire de-
will occur next Saturday A I
lumber of fire ladies from this city will !
e in attendance,
The heavy pressure on the water pipes G
o-day did considerable damage about the
lty, to weak places in the pipes and
7ater motors. t
The ARGUS job Office has just laid in L
lrge quantity of all kinds of stock, and is
repaired to fill the largest orders on short d
office and at reasonable rates. Give us L
call.
Mr.. Aster, who was injured by runa- t
'ay last week, has recovered from the u
fleets of that accident, and is now up and
his business.
An aesthetic thief has been down Eighth d
venue, and has helped himself to a num-
er of plants and flowers belonging to a
Irs. Hadmacker living ON that street Fl
Justice Halves will move his Office from
s present quarters in postoffice block to p
le room directly across the hall, formerly :
coupled by w. Atwood as law office
Mat Rice was released from Jail last d
aturday on account of the intercession of q
is wife. who was the chief witness against
I'M on the trial 81
The music stand in Union Park is pro- I
ressing finely, and everything will be in t
eadiness for the first concert next Wednes-
on avan;nU