The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-30

NJ l0A9CA Cdf thS 1A4OOH SAUSAGE
go up, and sulphate of canine will oon.
The foreman of the Bridge companv
ports the bridge progressing finely U.
hope for an early completion of the brd,.
for Moline has suffered seriously from 81,
of country trade.
Walter j. Entriken, our city attorno-
has gone west, partly on business on,
partly on pleasure. Hope it will de- hin,
power of good.
When Dock Lester returns some m.
wants to ask him how he likes living at IL
restaurant That is if they want to 90,
something to boot
The new Moline quartette COMPOSED ~,
some of our best young men. sang few
pieces on the street last evening to y small
but appreciative audience. They rcnderr3
an old college song finely.
The case of Mead VS.. johnson cone III,
again before Esq Mapes this morning
jury was called for and secured and 80 No
write the case is going on. The end is mt
yet
y. ii. Hill. brother of Alderman H. II
Hill, is in the city visiting relatives and
friends. Mr.. Hill is from Daytona. Flor.
ida, on the Halifax river, and has an orang.
grove of $500 trees some of them bearing
His place is about 100 miles south offs
Johns
Charlie Houver, of Gulesburg, went IN
TO Fort Dodge with the boys from Moline
hunting. He has returned and been visit
ing with Alberb Dick and Others. Re-
turned TO Galesburg last evening. Charlie
says they had just a gay time and thinks
he will come up again.
4 vendor of patent medicines made
Rome howl last night with his musical
voice. He drank, he tasted, and told of tbr
wounderOus virtues of his medicine. and
then asked all of his audience to take :
snifter with him, and many there were thst
went away whole.
DR.. Leister has taken his departure for
the wilds of Peoria and vicinity. and if
they don't want to buy any varnish they
better hide their heads, for Dock is :
rafting salesman. and wont take no foran
answer.
There was a row at Main street saloon
between drunken coot and Colona ind
vidual this forenoon. No blows were
struck, no blood split, but cry from the
Caucasian for the police brought out
crowd All quiet at this writing The sa,
loon is a tough place, and needs attention
from the police force.
The mail from the east last evening be
ing two hours late, postmaster Hemenway
the time by having a corps Of
painters putting on the finishing touches
to our postoffice. We of Proud Eoline
feel justly proud of our postoffice, and the
way our office is run, and we say We have
the sweetest and neatest office in this part
Of the country
The bold soger boys took their departure
for Springfield this morning, and we sup
pose ere this they are to the front Tele,
graph dispatches will tell us of the many
shot, Gin the neck) and of the slaughter
IF the innocent chickens, and societies will
be formed and all the honors of war will
be enacted again IN Il horn. WAo stale he
ittm
III. E. Barber returned from a trip to
Dakota last evening. He says just as far
as the eye can reach one can see wheat.
nd threshing machines are at work
hreshing out the golden grain. Dalrynr
DE of wheat fame, has one machine in the
ield and three or four Others getting
eady for the work. Barber goes to De'
doines, Iowa, to attend the state fair in
he interest of Parlin & 0rendorf, of the
Canton Prov company.