The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-02-13
MOLINE,

Ofi1cer Gelsberger is on duty again this
morning, though not quite recovered
from his late illness yet
The Swedish Baptist sociable was, con-
sidering the times, financial success.
over $50 being netted for the use of the
church.
The sidewalks between Eighth and
Thirteenth streets on the bluff need at
tending to. as they are covered with mud
washed from the adjoining bluffs
Manager Hamlin, of the George Hams
lin Dramatic company. was in the cjts
yesterday visiting relatives. His home is
in Cambridge, Henry county.
Foles & Swan are having some trouble
getting their scales set, on account of
the rain and thaw filling the excavation
with water and mud They are persever-
ing gentlemen and will ultimately sue
coed
The Unitarian sooiable at Mrs. Dams
last evening was attended by siXty-one
people, among them the best and most
enlightened in the city. Professors Mack
and Hatch and nearly all the school teach
ers, with Messrs WheeIock Stevens.
Crompton, Lewis and many others were
there. A nice lunch was partaken of and
the rest of the time spent in very so>
cial and pleasant manner.
rive Jus nave ocen lecived uY Tue clty
! clerk, offering to furnish lights for the
| next year or five years. The Moline
| GAs ~ Coke 90" The Naptha, Jenny, OF
or "ayne' dor there electro lights
TUE h"ihpSoh " houston Cool Chicago.
Giect'ic' anu our nome company through
yalnes . Jaws he iht'er company
having eEei! iac'i'll at commend ana
oeinS "eii Aho"n ana respohslolc husl
h 'SH ''en located among Us Should be
n'.e I" niaNe an "het no "ther company
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and Lac;.inn ,,in ,,r,',,t1is 'nS ,'''' :
Tho nnvt y.,ni.,nnnihy n,na,;a w., va
council AN Monde ayas;n ",>''''7 " '''
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''', o. -'o" ',''"' itp'soopi' minister
| vi :" AZ" AZ 'e|"' iicni9 Suuhly, ha'i
| /" iea'c oh .''' EiSht "i Tue lo'i, pursued
ny ms 'niu'la'ea hock, Tor kaving been
| S""'H VI many u"''ei 'c,'i h'lS"eiliednuts
'"','9 "i"'' ie,' ""uS htSi Oh MI
"'''F An''e"S' oi o'c"' ana hhd nromi9
e'' '''"''iase :" many others our ihtor
'nA"' Sass vac nan o' 'ne PARISH h'
"19 n"' ''Neie''" Pi"9eu the uhSoalS
hdaie' the organ am! piano, and Taught
| music 10 many OF the Young ladies OF
his charge ana tried to teach them some
th'nS eise. lie came from England had
smAtterin9 OF 'reek ana Latln, which he
hufied at the heaus OIL MS congregation
at every opportunity causing the SrahSer'
VI t'','I i"ia' uiS'iic' 10 oei'e'e ne was
sJ''''',i'nS en'ia''uiiiarS' anu TUE iapieS-
WY 'ne .a'''es "olsh,PPeu ''ni' ANS
''o" '''e '"e in'S"'y '"iien'
Inc Ohtoh OF this morning says las
night we ned IN terror from the big sar
geant OF 20. +. We can hardly deny thu
SOFT Impeachment but VIII explain, In
our early days The stories OF ghosts anC
hobgobllns made a lasting impression
on our mind which, philosophize as W,
may, we cannot get rid of, and last even
ing as we were passing along the stree
humm Deautiini air, and thinking o
nothing IN particular tremendous form
AROSE pelore us, anu mentioned Inc mann
OF Juhioo' we az once thou9ht OF TIL
big elephant, OF It's tragic death, then o
It's ghost, and ned from the apparition il
violent dread no, Oh the monstrous sar
Seah'' out ifoih .iie u'sehlpouled spirit o
VIVA. we 'nIusnt co'',o ne hoihin9 els'
uu' 'nas VI r a:l, p,s eiePnant' lie
'no ioa'o' VI ,n'' p'aoo iii'iise,i III our po
s'.io,' ihs' i,iSnt IL le can ana ask himsel
What "ouia nave peeh pest 10 90 unde
the circumstances
GEN, }. b. TuRCHIN.
Everett Wheelock was in Chicago thu
week and saw tht old colonel of the 10Th
The general resides at Redom, Washing