The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-24

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For home news religious items, and mis-
cellaneous news read The ARGUS.
George Flickinger has paper contain
ing full account of General Washington |
death.
500 barrels of choice Minnesota wheat |
-four at the Moline mills at wholesale for |
the trade.
Deere 4 Go. are relaying their water
pipes. The old pipe will be taken up and
a new main laid
Deere & Co. were compelled to suspend
operations in some departments to-day, on
account of the low stage OF water.
Waters 4 First use only the very best
grade ri wheat In the nanufature of their
celebrated Moline mills brand of -four
Mrs James i4usk has meal sieve which
was i'll use $50 years ago. She will send
ii to the centennial if assured of its return.
Enterprise is bound to win, and the rap
Id increase OF the circulation of The AR
CTS shows that the people appreciate
first class paper.
heatnr S mill has temporarily suspended
operations, the water being too low to float
the logs. Dluock. Gould & Co. have
shut down for the same reason.
The -four manufactured by the MoliL 9
mills is conceded to be the best in the
market. 1t has taken the preference over
all others wherever brought in competi-
| ton,
Harry Robinson's Ministries will appear
at Timm's Hall on Tuesday evening Nov.
Both. The troup is one of the finest COM
binations travelling and will no doubt be
greeted with full house.
Frank Schrader sets the boss lunch
to. morrow and will be happy to see all his
friends. Frank has an established reputa,
ton as an entertaining host and will be ir
his happiest mood tomorrow,
The -four made at the Moline mill.
makes sweeter and more nutritious breaC
than any other in the market,
Union Thanksgiving services will be helt
in the Methodist church Tomorrow morn
ing at 10:30 A. NJ. The sermon will be de
Iivered by Rev. G. Z. Barnard of the Con
gregational church. Services will also b.
t held at the Swede Lutheran by Rev. j. I'll
r Setterdah. and at the Swede Methodist
I No services will be held in the evening.
The Moline Musical Society will no
{ meet tomorrow evening on account G
; Thanksgiving day. The regular meeting
will be held on Monday evening next a
the Congregational church. The societ
: are rehearsing frequently now for the cor
: cert to occur Dec. 9th. It promises to b
q musical success.
Tomorrow the members of the Molin
= Gun Club will compete in friendly conte'
for box of birds. The match excites col
S siderable interest and will no doubt
: largely attended. The club comprise
n some excellent shots and a lively time una
be looked for, each one being determine
Il to win. This will be the first match sine
the contest with the cleveland club an
y there are number of those who deligl
,. in this class of sport who would like to ST
our crack shots once more test their ski
u with the rural gunners, A match wit
1t pleasure and would afford the Molineites
As opportunity to redeem their lost prestig
ID There are some merchants who wou
~ rather go abroad for -four than patroni
III home industry. This course would
% commendabie if prices were lower els
r where than here; but this is not the Gas
II The flour of the Moline mills is manufaC
~ ured from the very best grades of whe
III and is acknowledged to be equal if not S
t. perior to any in the market; while t
he prices are lower than the same grade
ad -four can be bought either in Chicago, NJ
"A waukle St Louis or any of the princiE
III -four cen,ers. Besides this, our merchar
I'M should encourage local manufactures,
us pecialy when, byso doing, they help tn
ew trade, as is the case with the Moline mil
- Messrs. Waters & First are now prepar
nv to fill orders promptly and guarantee s.
or isfaction 10 all cases.
my Tie Opening Lecture,