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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-14
& Joke

A small girl, whose home is in the Sec
ond ward, was out at farm in the coun>
try with her mother the other day, and
saw some cows Illuminating in the barn
yard. Ma, exclaimed she, "arc those
COWS chewing gum Union
Now there's Joke for you. When you
get through your side splitting laughter
at the comicality we should like to ask
You question or two. You will observe
that the girl was small, that is one point
in favor of the joke, she lived in the Sec
ond ward, that is a compliment to the
humOrOsity of the people of that ward.
She was ont at a farm and the farm was
in the country. How funny. Why
couldn't the farm have come into town?
1t would have been just as interesting.
But it didn't. The little girl whose home
is in the Second ward and who had the
hardihood to go out to farm say some
COWS Illuminating in the barn yard. Now
that is funny What makes a COW ru~
inmate in the barn yard when little girl
who lives in the Second ward goes out to
a farm in the country? Why doesn't the
measly bovine ruminate in the parlor2
These country cows evidently do not unN
derstand their business. They should be
made to cross humpbacked crossing
While this festive bovine was ru-
minating in the aforementioned
barnyard she took chew. Now there is
another point which calls for prolonged
and hilarious outlaws. Everybody laughs
while the elephant walks around. But
close the door and lock it while You take
in she button bursting part of the mouth
stretching Joke The small girl who lives
in the Second ward, and who had the
temerity to go out on farm in the coun>
try with her mother, where cows ruminate
IN the barnyard, exclaimed, MA, are
those COWS chewing gum"
Have you recovered sufficiently to be
able to sit up? Well you see the small
girl whose home is in the Second ward
the farm in the country, her mother, the
other day, (not this day. the cows that
will persist in Illuminating in barnyard,
and the funeral form of the Union, are
responsible for the Joke. If you feel as
though you wanted revenge step on a
hump back crossing.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-14

TUESDAY, OCT, IA, 1884.
Matrimonial.

Mr.. J. H. Wilson was married TO Mrs.
Case in Greenville, Pa, on last Thursday,
and the happy couple arrived in Rock
Island on Saturday evening. Mr. and
Mrs. Wilson are receiving the coUgratu-
lations of many friends. They will settle
down to the full enjoyment of married
life in their elegant home on Moline ave-
nue.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-14
a Card.

Mcssrs. Blume & Willumsen, proprie
tors of the Eagle Bakery, 1911, Second
avenue, beg leave to inform the public
that it will not be necessary to go to Dav.
export for fine confectioncries, as they
have engaged first class confectionel
from Chicago, and are now prepared to
receive and fill all orders on short notice
for weddings, parties. balls, suppers, etc.
furnishing walters when desired. If
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-14
A WRECK.

What might might have been very
serious accident occurred on the c. NJ. &
St p. road last night, between Port By
ron and Cordova. Passenger train No
4 left here at 10, in charge of Conduc>
tor McNanny, and Al Caldwell, engineer ,
While going along at good rate of speed,
a stray COW attempted to cross the track
at the point stated, and was struck by the
engine. The bovine was forced under the
COW catcher, which raised the forward
truck of the engine, and the entire train
left the rails. Although all aboard were
well shaken, strange to say, no one was
injured The track was not cleared until
about ten o'clock this morning, and as 3;
consequence all Trains were late on the st
Paul road today.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-14
For St. Louis.

The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
railroad will continue the sale OF round
trip tickets to St. Louis, at one and one
third fare for the round trip, on Oct IS
a. Is, 1G and II. Tickets are good &c
return for five days from date of sale.
H. G. MACK.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-14

Mrs. Satosis. daughter of General
Grant, is again settled in her English
home. She entertains great deal, and
her fathers army and navy friends are
frequently her guests
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-14

The case of A.L.Danforth vs. NJ ROsGn-
field. a case in nsSumpsit is on trial in the
circuit court this afternoon. Considerable
business was was done this forenoon.
The following appears upon the docket
CIVIL CAUSES.
13-Replevin: Lippincott. Johnson &
Co. VS. J. Frank Ankrum, motion for a
continuance withdrawn.
Appeal by defendant: John Thomas
VS. William Mill, jury trial. verdict for
plaintiff, damages $50. John Flanagan
vs. James Kclehar, motion by defendant
for continuance, motion confessed by
plaintiff and cause continued at plaintiff $
costs.
Assumpsit: \. Il. Thompson VS. Ball
& Taylor, jury trial. leave granted to
amend declaration, trial concluded. yer
dict finding for plaintiff for 1888. "a =.
Henry Fluegel VS. NJ. S. O'Neil, motion by
plaintiff for a continuance, and continued
at plaintiffs costs.
Ejcctment-Mary Oughetree Rachel
f. Wickersham, ct al; issue Joined. Jury
waived, trial begun by court, leave grant
ed plaintiff to amend declaration and
amendment filed, trial concluded, finding
and judgment for plaintiff for the prem
ises described in the declaration and one
cent damages and writ of possession
awarded plaintiff, motion by defendant
under the statute for new trial, costs
paid, new trial granted and cause contin,
ued
Oct 14-Assumpsit-Henry L. Butler
VS. George W. Dow, ct al; demurrer sus>
tanned to each. Leave granted to file new
reply.
Trespass-E. P. Feaster VS. Edward
McMurphy; death of E. P. Feaster sug.
gestcd and Henry P. Hull substituted
leave granted TO file an additional count
Trcspass-E. P, Feaster VS. John B
Cain, ct al; death of E. P. Feaster sng
gested and leave granted to substitute
Henry P. Hull; leave granted plaintiff tc
file an additional count.
Case-Georgiana Taggart VS. Worthing
ton Cain; judgment for plaintiff TO So, OO(
and costs upon the verdict.
Appeal by defendant ThOma;
VS. VIM. Mills. Motion by defendant fol
a new trial.
Appeal by defendant: Robert Park V!
VIM. Ruck motion for a new trial with,
drawn; Judgment of the verdict for the
plaintiff
Appeal by defendant; George Cool
by next friend, VS. Pratt Deyo; motion
for new trial overruled; judgment or
the verdict for plaintiff for 800 and hi,
costs; appeal prayed by defendant and
allowed upon the defendant filing bond
and bill OF exceptions within thirty days
bond in the sum of $500 to be approved
10y the clerk
Appeal by plaintiff: Singer Manufac'
turing Co. VS. +. G. Evans; motion for q
new trial overruled; Judgment on tho
verdict for the defendant; writ of return
claimed and awarded.
Garnishment: Joseph Levy, for use,
vs. George Z. Bailey; leave granted plain,
tiff to.withdraw general interrogations
and 4 and to amend 81 aed "a to Geo. E
Bailey.
IN CHANCERY.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-14

A boy fifteen years old has been sen
fenced to death IN Georgia for crimina
assault.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-14
NOTICE.
FOR SALE-old papers for sale Ill any quanut!
at this office, cheap.

FOR SALE-old papers for sale Ill any quantity
at this Office, cheap.
FOR SALE-Slxty lots in my addition to Rock
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ments, with six per cent interest b. Davenport
m13d3m
FOR SALE-At my o0lcc, on Eleventh street
the best quality of coal. Also dry oak cord wood.
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largest herd of fancy ponies in America. $3.50
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-14
IN CHANCERY.

13-Foreclosure-Ignatz Huber Claus
Quick, ct al; death OF Claus Quick s1g-
guested and legal representatives Anna
Quick, Minnie Peterson and Augusta
Weckel substituted, etc.
Oct. ID Foreclosure: Mary Dietsch
VS. Michael Brahm, ct al; motion for leave
to amend bill; motion allowed.
Mechanics lien: George G. Lee vs. D.
NJ. Mabie, ct al; answer of defendant,
| John Deere, filed.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-14

Montana has now more than million
cattle.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-14
Circuit Court.

The case of ALDanforth vs. NJ Rosen-
field. a case in nssumpsit is on trial in the
circuit court this afternoon. Considerable
business was was done this forenoon.
The following appears upon the docket:
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-12-20
CHRISTMAS CHIMES.

For the past few weeks the several
Sunday schools have been working
faithfully on the programmes for their
Christmas entertainment, which prom
Uses to surpass ali fofner.
The Central Sunday school viii hold
their entertainment on Tuesday eve
ming the 23d. A full programme has
been prepared which promises TO be
quite entertaining.
The Bethel schoo hold theirs on
Christmas Eve.
On Christmas Eve, school Ne. l will
give a grand enteF ainment in tie
Brick Church. Thee will be singing,
reading and recitatiens. The crown
ing feature will be a Sc%riptural Tab
leau, of Soloman andhis Court receiv-
ing the Queen of Shebs and her atten-
dants. The gay deearati ms AM the
rich oriental costumes, with the ac-
comparing new and appropriate muaica.
selections, will CRAFTY the eyes and
ears Of the friends of the school, and
compensate for the admission fee of
10 cents.
School Nc. 2 will give an intere sting
entertainment iu 0H Fellows Hall
on Christmas night.
Santa Claus will az usual, fayor the
schools with his Wis it Exercises will
begin at y o'clock. Admission tc
each, 10 cents. All age invited.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-12-20
MAEHGEs

.-someof the girls Ire taking advantage
of the opportunity Leap year affords
them before it pass4s.
Mr.. Walter Steward and Miss Mamie
Adams riece-of C{pt. Whitaker, were
married on Sunday evening. Theytake
a wedding trip to Annapolis, Nd.
On Wednesday mdrning Mr.. Edward
&. Brick and Miss Mary Flanagan were
Joined into the bonds of holy matrimo-
ny. at the res denck of the BRIDES pa
rents in the pre- encel of several friends
and relatives. Mr.. Thomas j. Elan
agin was groomsmtm and Miss Rebe
Thompson bridesmaid. After dinner
they started on their wedding tour to
Washington OF the l2.2j train from
Pedricktown. Thty will return to-day.
We offer them oiG most hearty con-
CALCULATIONS and vest wishes. May
hopes brightest aStIcipatioRs be rea
lied and their pathway through life be
streyn with loves choices tokens till
hoary age shall end their bliss.
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THE BOYS.

On most every evening aud especially
saturday evenings, the boys r0Inp and
blockade the pathways in many places.
We find no fault wi Ii their playing as
il is natural tfat their live buoyant
spirits will be gwen expression il sJm1
form, but their evenings might b. put
To better use, asno doubt, but that the
schoolmasLer has no extra learned reel
cations to hear. Their prdnk5 arc
entirely too boisterous, especially when
it comes to such ACTIONS as The fight
before the Record Office Oh last Sltur-
day night. 1t would De wei! To nave
officer on ths street on Saturday
nights.
On Monday last some school boys
went into a mans field not far distant
and destroyed some OF. his property.
On Tuesday two of them were arrested
and taken before Justice il. IL. Ge-
CROFT. They were iued Sl.75 each, and
put on their good behaviour for six
months. There is great q for i'm
proyement in the Benns Grove boy,
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-12-20
IMPROVEMENTS

The railroad is having its river front
repaired and filled vi.
The meadow company has heen fix
ing up the bank be tween the Cove and
''Y" hook point.
Mr.. Garnet Summerill has a new hay
house built ON his premises where he
lives. Mr.. John Smith and Mrs. Mary
Diver are having wagen sheds bailt.
Mr.. T.. White ON enterFrising res
taurateur has had a show window
built. 1t improves the appearance
o. the building a great deal, and affords
him an opportunitylto show the nice
things he keeps.
Odd Fellows Hal looks as bright
and FURNISHED as a hew pen under its
new coat of paint. The stage in the
main auditorium has been repapered
and furnished, 50 il new has a very
becoming appearance.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-12-20
PETIT JURORS.

Judges Plnmmer. Wood and Hitch
ner. County Clerk Coles and Sheriff
Keltv. met at the court house OF
Tuesday. and selected the following list
of petit Jurors 10 serve at the january
Term OF Courts:
Ftsp,b Powell Ouintan
> Edward yyaddinstou Elsinb,ro
3 john f. 1bomnsop salem
1 1bomnson \ Gurtain prtsprove
; Elmer Sn,r.s OIdn,ars
& William Chase Midway
Josonb Cyis,in y Xaok
= DANIEL Dixon 4 Crerk
q lanes G Riyiu Guinfon
10 PAM Frhardt salem
II John w Finlaw I. A Greek
II Cooper Lay.ou. [. =. Neck
l3 S,lnnel Carney. PIesgroye
II Alfred Il Richma, I pt+qore-e
X J,mes AhIott Plesrroye
1s Flyard Garrison pIttagrove
y Asa Turner Oldmans
IL & q B,ilav Salem
10 Tbo,onson Uincbman Manninolon
"a William Diver 4 p Neck
u David paul;n /, p Neck
% Henry V Foster P~lesgrove
~ patrick Nnnvan Nannington
a CLARK G. Hewitt P,Ieso,oye
y " p N.,ll,av i,u,ar pappe xecl-
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-12-20

Frank Summerill, Hannah SummerI
and George Shimp.
GRANNER. Analysis of a sentence
Jamts-Summerll.
Rules for the use Of capitals letters.
Fditb Denny, Sallie Barnart, Florence
Straughn.
MISCELLANEOUS WORK -Peadirg,
definitions, rules for, &c.) Matte
Elliott, Edith Denny and Florence
Straughn. An order Of recitations for
Geography Bella uoiton.
SPELLING 100 WORDS. - Written
Spelling. Edith Denny, perfect; Flor
ence Straugh, one error, William VIII
kinS, N error.
MATHEMATICs.-Wrltten solutions
of three mental Problems: Florence
S~traughn.
solution Of an Example in compound
interest. james Summeriil.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-12-20

The West Jersey Railroad Company
has a large force Of men at work grad
ing the roaabad foT a doube-NaCk from
Glassboro to Newield.
An Ocean City nan is ABOUT to
make a public exhihitioR of a sea wagon.
1t is Il self-propeller, Tile lItGag Of a
buoy arrangement by the swell Of the
sea acting upon cogs that turn the
wheels.
The maj agents.on the w est crsey
Railroad from Philadelphia to Bridge
ton are now compelled to go al the
way through to Port Norris, the mail
route having been extended to that
point by order of the Postmaster Gen
eral.
The railroads Of the northern part Of
the Safe, have began to fight thei, tax
assessment. They claim it is too high.
A new daily newspaper has been
started by II. y. Wilbur, of the .I,de-
pepdeai, at Melville, known as the Mil
Vile Dai{y Ea3itlia.
OneOf the furnaces of the Standard
window glass factory at Woodbury., has
been put out on account of the dullpess
Of trade.
Rev. 5. 7. White has been compelled
through illness to resign the pulpit Of
The II. Z, Church at MuIlica Hill
Rev. /. n. Atkinson will take his
place until g,nlfed anee, meets
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-12-20
SALES

VIM. W. Fogg has sold to C.F.-
Hitchner a tract Of land in Elmer for
$3.50.
whitman Newell has sold to George
Biddle 2ls acres of land i'll Oldmans,
for Slice.
Henry Barber has sold 10 George Bid
die 1 Of IN acre of laud in Oldmans,
for $500.
Alfred Z. Layton has sold to Stacy
D. Layton a house and lot in Penns-
grove, for $500.
Peter P. Sparks has sold to Morris
G. Henry a tract of land in L. 7. Neck,
for 500.
The mill property at Daretown was
purchased last week by William Avis,
of Elmer, for S9050. Mi. Avis intends
to rent his store property at Elmer and
move to Daretow in the spring.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-12-20
PRIZE FIGHT.

SPEClAL.
To the sporting Z litor of PeRnsgreve
RECORD. At about $50 on Friday
morning a large and enthusiastic crowd
of sporting men were on hand at the
headquarters to witness the prize fight
between Sparks and Coombs. Sparks
seemed to be in the best condition of
the two and also very confident of sue
cess, while Coombs complained Of rheu-
MATES and nervous deyiltry ana found a
flaw in the articles, as to the time Of
said fight. The articles call tho time
of fighting at 10 PM. instead of 10 AS
NJ. Sparks dodge to fight this morn
ing is considered a bad squeal, on his
side, by CoonLs and hackers. The
Gght will undoubtedly take place this
10 PM. when they will be in proper
c)ndition to knock each other out in
about two rounds.
OLD STINGER.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-12-20
MARRIED.

STEWARD-ADAMS-0n Deaem-
Der Il, 1884, by Rev. J. Ward Clark,
Mr.. Walter Steward and Miss Mamie
E. Adams, both Of PennSgroYe, Nj.
IiARBERT- MORGAN AT The
". L. parsonage, at Bridgeport, or the
9Th ut, by Rev. ). r.. Thompson,
Charles II. IIarbert AVID Miss Susan
Morgan, both OF PedfilB,own.
BRICK-FLANAGlN On Wed
nesday, nth inst, at the residence OF
the BRIDES parents, Nr. Edward q.
Brick, son Of Joseph NJ. Brick, and
Miss Mary Flanagan, daughter of
Charles Flanagan, Rev. j. II. Hd4ch-
ison officiating.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-12-20
COUNTY %GlEANlNGs.

on Monday Of last week, S. J.. ElBois
Of Darctowu, was severely injured by
being gered1y his jersey bull Elnpi.lee
n, Wh.ch broke from the stable
Charles 5. Getting. the spindle manu-
facturer oa Elmer, has bought tie Old
railroad ENGINE house of TIE N-st Jer-
sey Road, which lie viii use as a
foundry for castings.
The Mt. Pisgah \. VI. T. Ch1Icb mt
Salem, va rededieated on sunday last.
The erecs on WAS commenced In ISIS.
The fixtures Of the glass works at
Elmer, were soda last week at sheriff
sale. Dr.. r. y. Hitchner was the
purchaser,
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-12-20

Some O orr exchanges have been
thinking that when tle post wto e
"December's, as pleasant rs May he
must have had his prophetic eye on this
month. If he did he has been par
TALLY disappointed. We lave be n
haviGs unwece6oEt warm weather for
Decenlber. bu! a most decided change
cane on Thursday, wheG the neecy
zephyrs of white winged Snow began
to fall, and covered earth i'll a robe of
~whiteness.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-12-20
BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOL-
DERS.

The December meeting of the Board
was held at the Court House Oh We'd
neSday week.
On motion, a committee of three was
appointed to draft resolutions Oh the
death of John Il. Justice, Il member of
this Board.-Committee-IIouse, Mil
Ter and Layton, who reported the fol-
lowing, which We're adopted:
WHEREAS, it has pleased an All-Wise
Provi elce to remove from NJ midst,
suddenly by death, Il late fellow
member John r. Justice, Chosea Free
holder from O4dmams township; there
fore,
BE Il Reeolre9. That While we bow
in submission TO the d!spenaltion OF Il
higher power, We deeply regret the sud
den dem. Sc OF our late associate, john
r. Justice, for we have louad him
pleasant. Courteous and kind Is i COM
pani6n, and, honest, reliable and trust
worthy in the performance Of his duties
as a member Of this Board. In his
death this county has lost an efficient
officer, and society a valuable citizen,
whose Christian hfo had a beautiful
blending Of the moral, intellectual and
PHYSICAL forces that serve to make Il
perfect man.
Resolccd, That as a mark Of respect
to his memory these resolutions be en-
crossed upon the minutes of this Board,
and be published i'll the papers Vi this
county.
john Holmes, Justice of the Peace,
Of Woodstown, appeared and advocated
tne payment to Mcssrs. Josiah NJ.
Hewitt and Isaac Coles OF the reward
of s5UU offered by a&-ShcrH Coles ion
the arrest and conviction Of the nun
derer Of Ella Watson. On motion, the
claim Of Messls. Hewitt and COiea WAS
laid over for one month.
Amotion to reconsider the awarding
of $50 to Constable Carney for services
In the Ella Watson murder case Was los.
Supt. swayze presented a report, rec
| ommending some alteration in the con-
struction Of the cribs for the new iron
bridge, which elected considerabl bic dis
| cussion. without coming to any CON
clusion.
On motion, ordered, thaC when the
drawpiling is compete aud 50 certified
by the county's engineers; the Director
of the Board draw an order for 81, SOC
on the County Collector according Il
contract.
On motion, ordered, that the pay OF
Consulting Engineer Acton Ike $ a
| day. and that lie shall serve only such
times as experimenting Engineer
Swazey requires his services.
On motion, ordered, that on the GER
tiGcate of the county engineers, recon-
mending the same, the Director Of the
Board draw an order for $500 on the
County Collector (part Of the contract
for s $1,000 in favor Of the contractoi
for the iron bridge.
On motion, adjourned until second
| Wednesday II January.
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The Penn's Grove record., 1884-12-20

During the week vast shipments of
greens have been made. There were
at least twenty loads sold to a buyer
at tue depot and as many taken
by the Reybold II Looked us if all the
woods had been stripped. The com
mon things about us will serve to cheer
and make glad tie homes of the city
people. Man never appreciates the
beautiful things surrounding him but
yearns for something distant.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-12-20

PARADISE E-NCAMPMENT, No, Al, I. o.
o. =. Meets on the lst, and Bird Friday evenings
4. p, i. d. Whitaker: S.M-, r. NJ. Fcatherer
4, W., J. g.. Murphy Ser.be, G.. q. - born /;
Treas. J.. Featherer; II. Pal M.Flanagin.
UNION LObGE, No, 80. X. OF r, meets
every Wednesday eve. IN odd Fellows Han
a.. O.. G.. G.. Aalbaw; Y. O., J. G. Clark; *. OF;
II. & 5. Geo. W Bevis NJ. of r., VS.. AVIS.
VIOLA COUNCIL. No. 20. rdr.o. "a, NJ.
meets in Odd Fellows Han, every Monday
avtnlug at 7 o'eiqck sharp.
r., s. Cunningham; v. G.. Charles. Smith !;
nee, sec, Geo. smith; FrSeC..H.J Biohin.
PENIS GROVECONCLATE. No. q, 10.
H.. meets eNeFy amt AID 4th Friday OF each
month in Ola feiGws' Han, at II O'Clock.
,rchog. s. NJ. Denny: Provost, i. Ilarker:S.
y. Archon, J.. Il. smith; Financier, q. 5.
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