The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-11-19
NOTES HERR AM THERE.


that the Chicago Tribune credits our ideas
to.
If you have got anything you wish to
sell The ARGUS can tell a good many peo-
pie about it.
Spencer Tompkins, formerly of this
city, is now connected with the Jackson
vile Sentinel
in Scott county, Iowa, about six mort
cages to every warrantee are fled in the
Recorders Office.
If you want to buy property THE AR.
GUS, will reach those who have it to sell and
tell them about it
If one of the Stove Works teams
didn't run away occasionally our contem-
pOrary would lose chance for ID sprightly
item.
Cooking having failed, federal offices
are freely promised, in Iowa, to get lew
of the Anti Monopolists into the Repubh-
can caucus.
Henry Miller, of Meridosia, Mason
county. this State, is under arrest for
beastly crime, OF which his own daughter
is the victim.
BY the building of dyke across the
head of Alton Slough safe har Dor for all
the steamboats, and barges on the Missis-
sippi has been secured.
The reason of the rush for bargains at
, the millineIy and fancy goods store Of Misses
Harley 4 Ziegler is because they have re-
Gently commenced advertising in The AR
Gus.
The Law card of L. L. Parmenter
Esq, appears in this number Of Tue AR
Gus. Mr.. Parmenter is States Attorney
for this county, and a young and trust
worthy lawyer.
Charles Schaffer, late keeper of the
place known as ''Cuckoo's Nest, over the
J. river, is in Jail charged with secreting in
: sured furniture and then burning the place
), for the insurance.
The number of people out of employ
ment in Chicago is very great. There was
2 never before such struggle for something
n in the bread and butter line in that great
|. and thoroughly mortgaged city.
4 Patrick Kelly, for ten years a resi-
l. dent of Davenport, for years a baggage
;, man on the c., r. l. & p r. r. in Iowa
III lost his place on account of bad habits anC
Il went TO Kansas, last spring. 1t is now re
ported that he murdered his wife and TIVE
al children and has been hung by a mob.
n "A wonderfully deep-rooted revolution
in political affairs has taken possession o
s the people, and the new reform movement
G. is certain to eonvulse the whole country
* In almost every county where the farmer
81 we're thoroughly organized they made
Id clean sweep,-LiRc0lR III. StdteSDldR
~ in more than twenty years experience
IL in Rock Island we have rarely known
~ case of success in business here withOu
- - the use of THE ARGUS advertising co
.or umus. We have known many whose lac
W of success might be attributed to the fac
chat they did not advertise in The ARGUS
Gov. Morton thinks there is no spec
las ial significance in the fact that the III
Mo publican party has been knocked fiat r
re, a founder" in the late elections. The Iii
1r, tie Blonde agrees with Morton. No on
are denies that it was the most natural thin
his in the world, considering the shocking r.
1T. cord of the managers of that party
iy- During the thirteen years the Repul
es lican party has been in power there h;
lev been a constant succession of detaleation
WIN embellishments and robberies by public o
he ficials and very few Of the scoundrels hay
icy been brought 10 justice Those deteete
us. have generally managed TO compromi
with the other thieves who held office
ED one happened to get into the penitential
of Grant was pretty sure to pardon him gu
ne 1t is now pretty well ascertained tn
the county treasurers safe in JaeksC
e county, Iowa, was not robbed, but that Il
Of treasurer was defaulter for S4l, 600 +
has given up all his property, valued
$4,000 to S35, 900. The district attOrn'
proposes to settle for $4,000 with u
doubted security, and the Sabula Gaze
NJ says To our mind, the matter resolv
e itself into Just this shape Fight the bond
len men, and the county will not realize d,
.iO lar settle and little may be obtained
riv- 1t is war against mOnopolies the chi
,st of whom is the old Pig Iron Pirate, Hi
~ Protective Tariff The farmers, mechani
'he and the labOring linen generally, cam
understand why everything they buy
the store should remain at such high p
has ces simply to put money in the pockets
in the boot and shoe manufacturing kim
nan and the cotton and iron lords of New I'll
land and Pennsylvania. 1t is no use
uos the New York Tribune to attempt to DO
w. ter up this father Of monopoles In I
'us- West The cry, Down with the tarif
zen is the farmers watch word -.Jonesb'
1T (W Gazette.
igor Il am as strong Free Trader as | v
ed twenty years ago an Abolitionist, and
his Just as sure that Protection is inheren
wrong as | was that slavery was wron
I L. =
,,u which | used against slavery are quite 81
you .o, able To use against the curse of Proteet
W. What right have the farmers
''''' the Northwest TO be regulated in the 5
as of their products by the laws Of Free Ira
ers and the manufacturing interests Of
eek East to be regulated by the laws of prot
80 tion2 Why initiate by a tariff the price
'uu Eastern manufactured goods, and com
ngly the farm err to sell his products at a natu
mop valuatiOn?- VIM b. FUe, of Pontiac,
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