The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-26
MOLINE.

Free bus and baggage wagon to end
from the Keator house
Morris Rosenfeld is in Peoria on
Wagon company business.
| Allen, thirteen year old old boy of N. |
Zeigler, has had very severe attack OF
larngytis. but is now out of danger and
viii be around again in a few days.
Insurance adjuster Louis bolt is in the
city representing L E. Fish's agency,
and Chas g. West for Geo. Walkers, to
adjust the losses incurred by the late
school building fire.
There will be pleasant sleighride to
Rapids City on Thursday evening by Mo-
line encampment l. o. o. F. having ac>
cepted an invitation to visit the Rapids |
City lodge on that evening
Mayor Schillinger and the aldermen of
this city have received an invitation from
the electric light men to visit Davenport
toward the last of this week to see how
their system of lighting operates in that
burg.
Please say to the people shall contin-
ne the 50 rate for carriages 10 funerals in
Moline. and am doing lively hack bus
mess as cheap as the cheapest Orders
by telephone promptly attended to.
| A. w. FISK
Rev. E. L. Zimmerman. who has been
called TO preach the gospel according to
the Methodist Interpretation of The text,
is native of Union county, Pa. He
came west several years ago, loo ating at
Cambridge, Henry county. H., where his
mothers family now reside He Is a
young man of much promise, and will no
doubt be very successful in the work
he has chosen.
The two bluff mission Sunday schools
formed a partnership on Sunday last and
seiected the Hitchcock memorial chapel as
headquarters for business in the future.
where they will be pleased to meet their
friends every Sabbath. The new officers
are:
superintendent II. Williams
Assistant-N. f. TyrrelI.
Secretary-John J. Williams.
Treasurer B. Tyrren.
The teachers of both schools are re
tanned in their old positions by the new
management
RELIGIOUS.
The protracted meetings at the Methoe
dist church will be continued during this
week, and if il is thought profitable, that
is, if by a continuance longer, hut one
more soul can be saved ii would not be
right TO adjourn sine die, even then
Many are going forward every evening,
and there seems to be a halo of right
eousness pervading the city; so much so
that we can get little else but religious
items to chronicle. Several of the scribes
: even seem TO be partially affected heav>
onward. 1t is our earnest hope that
some thing may be done for them in the
hereafter; there is but little pleasure OF
, hope left for them on this side OF the
golden gate.
! SECOND WARD HOSE.
| The EDWARDS OF the Secord district
dedicated their hose house, corner of
| Third avenue and Eleventh street, on Sat
urday evening. They have a very neatly
, | furnished Establishment. a valuable car
E pet on the stairs and sitting room, fine
cane seat chairs, good substantial wal
nut table with baize cover, three desks
with inkstands and three arm chairs for
the officers ofthe company. 4 two gal
Ion solid silver w4ter pitcher stands on
the table, and on each side OF it silver
9 | goblet, on all of which is engraved,
Presented byk Henry Anderson, TO the
!, Second Ward Hose Co, Moline. Jan
2Srd, 1886, This pitcher and tbs COB
lets are never TO be used for any fluid bat
$ good drinking water, as per resolution,
n nothing intoxicating can ever enter the
building. When We were there several
q of the city fathers came in 10 whom
we were introduced by the fore
y man. On near acquaintance Alderman
Il. II. Wilson seems to be fine gentle
man, indeed affable and c0ndescenGing
< so also are Aldermen Peal, Dunn and
g OIdefest. Mr. Wilson belongs TO the
If "old school, polite. elegant in manners
e and courteous. Many presents were sent
to the boys among them large box Of
cigars from City Attorney W, A. Meese
picture IN an elegant frame of the bows
n of the FIRST District Hose company in
q uniform from the company; a large pic
+ ture of George Nashington's triumphant
a entry into New York, from the 80 cent
. store. and two beautiful silver vases from
~ Miss Maggie Shay. The boys are very
proud of their hose house and expect
q soon TO have library presented by the
city fathers. Their dog, Sport. is 10 have
n a rug with the company's name The Off
GERS are:
% Foreman-William Baker.
Assistant foreman Henry keefsT
Treasurer-John Sears.
Secretary-James Sadler.
y Sport-The Co. dog.
We had fine supper, after which sing
ct ing and speech making until a late hour
a Sought for the last hundred years
II A remedy for catarrh, hay fever and colt
in the head, found at last in Ely's Cream
Balm. Safe and pleasant 10 use. ant
Id easily applied with the finger, 1t give
Of relief at once and a thorough trestmen
n positively cures. 80 cents by druggists
,e SO cents by mail Ely Bros, Owego
IN N
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ho Hard Coal Market
10 Pea coal, s? 90; CRATE and egg, S. 2;
y range, nut and No. 4, $3.50 per tor
as screened and delivered all best qualit
:. of anthracite. Extra carriage charned q