The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-15

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Mayor Mott is in receipt of box of
fine speckled trout, which were captured
in Minnesota waters.
Wall has eastern buggies from 800 to
800
Mr.. j. w. Christy, the cracker man,
| left for Cincinnati this morning at s
| O'Clock
For awnings. tents. etc, apply to G. III
Young, No, 1T Main street Davenport.
may2d3m
Simon Kenady and Miss Fanny Milton
of Carbon Cliff, procured license to wed
| this afternoon. from County Clerk Don,
aldson.
DR. ]. Fl. Seyler and little daughter
Sadie. of Pre- emption, were in the city to
day.
Wanted-a good cook at the head Of
| 18th St. IL ST.
Those from Davenport wishing to at
| tend the public meeting of the Homoeop-
| athists at Harper's Theatre tonight, can
return home on the ferry.
Mr.. III. Ralston, of Warnock 81 Raj
ston, soap manufacturers. left for the
west on business last night
The best accommodations in baths
under the Rock Island House. 12-6t
Amelia Gresar indicted for the conceal
ment of the birth of a bastard child, re-
ceived the light sentence of two moths
in the county Jail on Monday.
The box sheet for Robson & Crane will
open at the Harper House drug store on
Friday morning. There will be rush for
seats, so call early and secure good ones.
Conductor Warren Sutliff, of the Peoria
road. changed runs with Conductor Smith
this morning, and for the next three days
will lay over in Peoria.
The pay car of the Rock Island & PEG
ria road will leave for Peoria tomorrow,
and on its re urn will fill the boys pockets
with shekels all along the line.
A nolle prosequi was entered in the
gaming house case of Wesley Walters,
late of Moline, by States Attorney Par
menter on Monday. on the ground that
the defendant was dead.
An invitation having been received by
the city council, and all other city off,
Gals to attend the exercises at Harpers
Theatre to night and all gentlemen of off
cialc 10th are requested to meet at the coun
Gil room at 7:30 p m, so all can attend
in body.
Rev. J. E. Holiday, of the Broadway
Presbyterian church, left for Saratoga
this morning to attend meeting of the
general synod which meets there this
week
Mr. and Mrs B. Winter have arrived |
home from their wedding trip. which was
shortened on account of the |
bad weather. They had at first intended |
TO visit in Ohio, bnt did not go any far
Their than Chicago.
Chas. Graham, hack driver. complain
ed on DIR. Peck for using abusive Ian
gnage towards him. The Doc" was ac-
:ordingly taken before Squire Chopper, |
Who fined him 50 and costs, for using |
iuch harsh language towards the innocent
Charlie.
Father Cullen. of Brad |
ord, Ills. after holding Services |
It. Wyoming, Sunday morn
NO, got into his carriage to start home |
for Brimfield. when his horses took fright |
and ran away with him. He was thrown |
from his carriage and received injuries |
from which he died at 10 O'Clock Monday |
morning.
The divorce suit of Axellina Erickson |
-. Eric Erickson, of Moline, was heard |
before Judge Smith on Monday afternoon.
the complainant was allowed to take
ler maiden name, Axellina Matilda Bjor |
iabl, and custody of two children. Di
yorce was granted on the ground of
and desertion.
The Union, who sets itself up as a
iecond Webster, charges the ARGUS with
hanging the Mayors notice to Mr.. At
,inson so that it appeared different TO
THAT it really was. We used the same
70 matter whether a card or com
nunicatiOn is official or not, it is the
lace of the editor to correct all mistakes
hat a person not versed in journalism is
able to make. If the Union or any
Their paper printed all matter sent to them
4 the original form they would have a
cry sorry looking newspaper
Conductor PerrIt's son, of Racine, who
Drmerly acted in the capacity of brake
ian for his father is not expected to i've
aving been on a sick bed for several
lonths. Doc Bush is running MIR
errits train, while the latter is at the bed ]
ide of his SON
The Taylor House is now running in
ull blast, the new proprietet, Mr.. Adolph
'wanson, having had it refurnished
throughout and added first class bar
lie has also the best Accommodations for
Iorses, having one of the largest stables
a the city Rates only 81 per day. Give
he new landlord trial His advertise
1ent appears elsewhere in this paper
Mr.. Jesse Gray met with a serious j
Iccident at the upper saw mill on Monday
fternoon about four o'clock He was
working in the sash factory at saw, and
board few from it, striking him near
he spinal column with great force The
nan was carried home, and DIR. Barth
Il