The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-12-09

journed meeting In the Office OF Secretary
E. H. Guyer, at $50 a. N. tomorrow
That Waterbury watch which the
Golden Eagle is giving away to all who
purchase $15 worth of goods or more
gives good satisfaction
The Rev. j. s. McCord. of Davenport,
formerly of this city and Moline. offlciated
at the funeral services of the late Sadie
Sears today
Peter McNulty, whose saloon license
was revoked on Saturday is making an
effort through his attorney, Major Boards
ley, to recover 1914 of his license, the
balance of which he is deprived of by the
revocation
The Golden Eagle is out doing all com
petition with its extensive stock of good
and low priced clothing.
John Barge teamster at the pillow
works, appeared on the streets this after
noon with bran new team. The team
he has used for teaming for the past thir,
teen years were traded off for him this
forenoon by John N. Huntoon.
Call at Henry Peetz' and see those la
dies watches set with diamonds, which
he has just received.
The prices for country produce on
Market square remain about the same as
for the past three weeks. Hay $6 to IS
per ton, corn % to 80 cents, and oats "A
cents per bushel There were seven loads
of hay on the market at noon today
Pork tenderloins, spare ribs. leaf lard,
pigs feet, sausage meat, breakfast bacon,
fresh or cured hams, at Gilmore's pork
house, First avenue, between Fifteenth
and Sixteenth streets. If
The prospects for Moline having a
street railway an old Rodman avenue to
the bluff are now said to be very flatter-
ing as a number of wealthy men are in,
terested in the matter and the city coun-
Gil has granted the right of way.
Don't go to the bother of preparing
supper at home tonight Take your fam
lily and go to Turner hall and get good
supper and enjoy pleasant evening.
Whats the matter with stoves in the
bobtailed street cars on the Rock Island
& Moline line?" asked shivering passen~
ger this morning Whats the use of a
stove unless you have tender attached
to the carr" growled fellow in a corner.
The fire would go out before a car could
get back to the barn for coal after once
leaving it. Ye gads, rapid transit"
The finest line of the latest design, in
holiday slippers, can be seen at E. Turns
er's.
Officer Barney McCahe was on deck
among the gallery gods at the opera house
last evening and they kept pretty still.
The prolonged whistles and cat calls were
not as frequent or loud as they would
have been had no officer been around
The ''nigger heaven" devotees make their
appreciation of anything they like known
emphatically and vice versa.
H, Peetz has an elegant line of all the
latest and most novel and popular designs
in jewelry which has been purchased ex
pressly for the holiday trade.
The report this morning from Coroner
Halves was that he continues to improve
and will soon be able to come up town
again. The cause of this latter sickness
of Mr.. Halves was a cold which he took
while attending the funeral of the late D.
F. Kinney, lie having been one of the
pail bearers. If he continues TO improve
in health as he has been doing the past
two days he will be able to attend to
business again before a great while.