The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-05
BREvlTIES

autumnal tints.
Painters have succeeded the carpenters
in the new postoffice-
The Rock Island Business Mems Asso-
citation is bird. surely.
Mrs Cash handed in 25 cents for the
Patterson fund.
Local politics and politicians are begin
ming to be as lively as fieas.
Biehps band is preparing for the farewell
park concert of 1882.
The county clerk needs, and should
have, more commodious quarters.
Vacant houses of all kinds were never
scarcer in Rock Island than at present.
Beautiful designs in Gorham solid sill
yer goods, at I'll. Peetz's, p.Harper Hsuse
'sTne Two Orphans" at Harper's theatre
tonight Miss Lewis as Louise, the Blind
Girl
have train Sunday" the first Sunday of
the month.
Special meeting this evening of the
Young Peoples society of the First Bap-
fist church.
The Rock Island Lumber and Manufac-
turing Co.'S B mill started up again this
morning.
Mr.. Jonas Hurst, of Coal Valley, brought
IN the first hard corn of the season on
Wednesday.
Children without vaccination certificates
are not likely to be admitted to the schools
after next Monday.
Things in the police circles nowadays
are not particularly brisk. Good for the
city but bad for the newspapers.
The game of ball yesterday afternoon
between the Coal Valley club and the Syl
vans, resulted in favor of the Sylvans.
Score: to 10.
County Clerk Donaldson issued mar
rage license this morning to Nelson P.
Nelson and Miss Emma Peterson, both of
Moline
The young lady readers of the ARGUS
viii be interested in knowing that the lat
est agony in hats is the poke Shepherd
ess"
At L. OC1huuCl OppOSltC Tic IsOCh
and house, fine cold lunch, New York
count oysters, Bohemian and Pilsener
beer, pedestrian music, etc. Give hini
call. edit
The six men sentenced yesterday, as
narrated in the ARGUS, went TO Joliet to
day with Sheriff Ankrum and Constable
Harris as escort.
a. A s ~ Tala
Lumber Co., Mr.. It. Rudesill while work
ing at an emery wheel, had his nose dis
jointed by the bursting of the wheel. His
injuries were looked after by DR.. Barth.
st. Joseph's fair in the new school rooms
on Second avenue and Fourteenth street,
viii open ON next Saturday evening, the
18th, at 730 O'Clock The music win be
given by Biehl's band and the dancing by
all who wish to dance. 4-d3t
The body of Bertram T. Frey. the Dav-.
export clerk who jumped into the river a
week ago last evening, was found in the
river yesterday about mile below Musca
tine, in good state of preservation.
The Moline Lutheran church case of
Pearson VS.. Zetterburg, was argued this
morning before Judge Pleasants-Mr.
Judd, OF Moline, appearing for the plain
tiff and Mr.. Olson, of this city, for de-
PENDANT.
One Patrick Kane was seen to come out
of down town lumber yard yesterday
with box of buttons and it was surmised
that he was peddler. Being taken before
Squire Chopper he proved his innocence
and was forthwith scared out of town.
Owing to the popular demand for a
repetition of Jane Eyre by the frst-class
Whitley company, now in the city, it is
quite probable that it viii be presented at
the Saturday matinee, in order to give the
teacher and pupils of our schools, as well
as the other matinee goers an opportunity
of witnessing its splendid production by
the above mentioned company
The secretary of the Iowa and Illinois
Central district Medical association, Dr. G..
L. Eyster, has issued call for the next
regular quarterly meeting to be held in the
board of education room in this city, be-
ginning at two o'clock next Thursday af-
ternoon. The papers to be read are:
1.-THE Effect of Public Schools on the
Health of Children, by ID. NJ B. Cochran,
of Davpnporf. f6rafanuc NV nr n TNrr.oc