The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-12
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pers Theatre.
County Teachers Institute at Coal Val
ley tomorrow
Bottom prices at Carse & Reticker's.
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The Harrison Dramatic company, strong
both numerically and dramatically. are
registered at the Harper.
County Clerk Donaldson has issued
marriage license to Charles Miller and
Miss Sophie Nordberg of this city.
Gents lotest style shoes at Carse s. Ret
icker's. If
Get out your rain water barrels. tubs,
buckets, etc., there's plenty of moisture in
the air.
The snow pillow of the Milan street car
road, seems to be enc of the best ever
used for that purpose. Its work is done
noiselessly, neatly and expeditiously.
Our leading physicians are kept on the
move early and late, scarcely having time
for food and rest. In majority of cases
the trouble, or ailment. had its origin in a
cold.
The net earnings of the Chicago, Bur
lington and Quincy road Jan. to Dec.
were 80, 622, 046. The increase over the
same period of 81 is S54, 242.
On the Rock Island and Moline street
railroad tracks thirty barrels of salt were
used on Monday and Tuesday last and
about ten barrels yesterday. The result is
that the cars are running on time.
Charles Miller. the good looking Harper
House bus driver. took unto himself to-
day partner in the buss business, Miss
Sophie Nordberg. That the partnership
may prove to be long, happy and pros
porous one is the expression of everybody
who is acquainted with Charlie.
Several of our Knights Templar are al
ready packing their grips, Gin Imagination
for that trip to California next August to
attend the grand triennial Knights Templar
conclave. Probably about half dozen
have already about decided to go, but we
may have sea serpents and things before |
the time comes around.
The doctors met in Davenport yesterday |
in quarterly session. Nothing of general
interest was done save to adopt a resolu
ton declaring the abolition of recess
detrimental to the health of the pupils
The next meeting of the association will |
be held in this city on Thursday, April
12
Thomas Kerry, only released from vaga
bondage on Saturday last was up before
Squire Chopper charged with drunkenness.
He was fined So and costs. Upon his per-
,on when picked up were found a carpen
.er's Ratchet and brace and a brass lantern,
which it is supposed he pilfered some
where. He will stay in the Armory for the
present.
This morning Superintendent Warner of
he Rock Island and Moline street railway,
vas laughing heartily over a story he heard
asst evening to the effect that if he refused
o put stoves in his cars dummy road
would be constructed between the two
titles, ignoring the fact that his company
lad the right of way for series of years 6
Mr.. Warner is considering the feasibility of |
putting stove in one end of each car and |
f such can be done without danger of any J
lind heated cars on the Moline line are C
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The inventory of the personal estate of y
fr. A. W. Anderson, who made an assign T.
nent yesterday, which was filed in the e
,ounty Clerks Office this morning, reads c
bus: All goods, wares, merchandise, etc, O
2 900; store fixtures, shelving, scales, 7
ounters, desk, etc. $75; book accounts q
ne assignor amounting to about $4,000 C
otal assets-$4 ,O75. The list of creditors
made up entirely of out of town mer-
1ants, (Mr Anderson having protected
is neghbors,) whose claims aggregate q
s, O37 ii. IL
Last evenings social gathering of the ;,
odman Rifles was well attended, and az :,
ljoyable from first to last as the parties \,
this noted command always are. I'm a,
however, it became necessary
omit one very interesting number on .
lie programme-the presentation to their =
d comrade, w. A Swiler, of a neat and
,propriate testimonial of their regard | q,
ter FIVE years of soldierly intercourse d
it'll him. 1t was in the form of crossed Ii
uns in gold, with bayonets, and Mr.. Swi S.
RS initials above in a field of blue enamel, ! =,
1t it wasn't presented. for the very good In
ason that Mr. Swiler left for Angus. A.