The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-12-06

Warren, took place from the family resi-
dence No. 200 Fourth avenue today at
o'clock. The child died yesterday.
Supper, music and handsome fancy
table at Turner hall on Tuesday evening
next, under the charge of the ladies of
st. Catharines Guild, of Trinity church.
Go there for supper.
Travelling men from the east are as
thick as honey bees about hive at the
office of the Rock Island pillow works these
days, each wanting to sell the firm bill
of goods.
> Christmas presents at R. F. Wits
pharmacy.
A number of students from Augustana
College and Theological Seminary went
to Rockford this morning to be present
at the dedication of the new Swedish
Lutheran church and fine organ tomor.
row.
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. Il
The young man who works all the weeb
for $40, can get good cashmere suit fol-
81, at the Golden Eagle.
Mile Wilson's mother appeared at the
city Jail last evening with the necessary
wealth to pay Mollies fine of IS will
costs and the fair, frail damsel was liber,
ated from durance vile
Just received, the finest line of neck
wear IN the state consisting of the choic-
est holiday goods, such as silks, satins,
matelasses and pushes, at the Colder
| Eagle
Kahlke Bros. have nearly got the mud
and water out of the new boat yard re-
Gently described IN the ARGUS. 1t is ex
pected next week that the new yard vii
be ready for the reception of boats.
The Central shoe store has reduced the
price of rubber boots to SIS per pair,
and other foot wear in proportion.
1t is reported today that Marion John
son, the farmer who claims to have beer
robbed in this city on Thursday, said last
night that besides losing his money hi
lost three suits of new clothes.
There is scarlet fever at the residence
of Robert McGec, No. 527 Twentyflrst
street, and also at Peter Hatchet's, or
Fourth avenue between Second and Third
streets. and today Health Commissioner
Craig had placards announcing the fact
posted up at the above named places.
| In order to repair one of the valves OF
the inlet pipe, the water will be shut of
at 70 O'Clock noon on Sunday for abou
| four hours.
j. II. KERR, Superintendent.
Charles Hanson has sent to the New
Orleans exposition one of the handsomes
little model plows imaginable 1t is al
made OF brass, silver plated, and the nut
and cleviscs are plated with gold 1t i
very fine indeed All the handiwork Of
Mr.. Hanson.
Coroner Halves is again i'll. In fact i
seems to bea relapse of his former illness
he having ventured out little too soor
after his attack of pleuriSy. The many
friends of the genial coroner will hope tC
see him out again soon and in his former
robust health
The place to buy good goods cheap il
at the Central shoe store of G. L. & S. n
Wynes.
| States Attorney Entrik in has been di
rected to enter suit against ex-Circuit
Clerk Harson for $525 alleged to be due
from fees unaccounted for in the embez-
element case of eX-Sheriff Perkins some
years ago, and also for $3.50 unlawfully
paid for extra clerk hire, making S775 il
| all. Mr.. Harson claims he paid the fees
the 1925 claimed, to ex>Sheriff Perkins
but did not take receipts for the money
supposing that Perkins would give hin
credit for the same on his books This
the eX sheriff never did. ii seems,