The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-01


DLH The river still continues to rise
and there is now very poor fishing.
DSnRey. James Rea, Of Chicago, will
preach in the Baptist church during the
absence of Mr.. Borchers,, the pastor.
BS@Dan Rice's circus gave grand
street parade of one band wagon dra Hn by
six hCrSes, to-day.
Bag A collection has been taken up and
two kegs of powder will be burnt here on
the morning OF the Fourth.
g@g~The subject at the Methodist church |
to-mo orrow morning will be, The Chris |
tian Sabbath and It's Relations to Ameri-
can Institutions. All are invited.
p%Finest stock of cigars, tobacco and |
smokers articles in the city at H. Hen
necke's tobacco store on Main street, sec
ond door west Of Lynde. Sdu.
bagn Fireworks, oranges, lemons, nuts,
candies, and everything desirable for pic
MICS on the Fourth, and also dishes and
glassware to loan, at Margraf & Epp's
grocery store, Main street Give them a
call now. 29d4t
rag DR.. Vitzthum, who was 50 badly
injured by being thrown out of his buggy
in front of Capt. W. g. Morris's drug
| store, short time ago, is again able to be
on our streets.
Bag~ Mrs. Otto Peterson has kindly
promised to take care Of poor insane
woman mentioned in THE ARGUS last
evening and she says that God will pay
me for my trouble in caring for the untor-
tunate woman.
B1nChariie Barnard returned home
this morning. to be ready to start on
Monday morning, with the Sylvan Boat
Club crew, fer Peoria, to take part in the
regatta there on the Fourth. He will con-
test for the prize in the single scull race,
RSg@The following shows the work of our
police force for the month of June, as
taken from the books of Police Magistrate
Swander:
Disturbing the eace.-....-.--.-. ....-.-.... 10
Using vulgar and profane language. .......,...... /
Assault. ........--.........,....
Total, %
g4PDave MITCHELL one of the tramps
, sheltered in the calaboose on Thursday
evening, was picked up again last night
by Policeman Olsen. The fellow is affect
E ed with some nervous disease, and is al
; most an idiot. This morning he said he
wanted to go to Galena, where he lived,
and Supervisor Reid purchased him a
, ticket to Fulton.
BGS~Oficers elect of Moline Lodge, No
l33. |. o. Q. F.:
N. G.-J. Il. Taylor.
: V. G.-James McCord.
e Rec. Sec. L. Quick.
p. Sec. H. Sohrbeck
= Treas.-J. D, Long.
2 ngOfieers elect of Manufacturers
l Lodge, No. 485. l. o. O. F.:
N. G.-Sam Sumau.
!, V. G.-Sam Kennedy.
s r. S.-Fred Savage.
a z. S.-Charles Hunt
$ Treas.-C. G. Clendenin.
8 B~Offcers elect of Moline Encampment
b No l53, |. Q. .. f..
G. P.-J. d. Long,
II. P.-W. Kunkle.
S. WI. E. Taylor.
J. W.-P. Nelson.
> Scribe-A. Almgren,
g Treas--Sam Atwater.
4 Bag Schiller Lodge No IL. or the Ger
a man lodge of A. O. Z. W. of. this city
held an election on Thursday evening, and
chose the following officers fer the ensuing
six months:
Pm. W.-Geo. f. Adelmann
q Nj. W-H. E. Seifert
g. F.-Augs Mielke.
o. H HaDnecke.
R-David Witter.
,fl F.--Henry Sellmer
=. TN. Schultheis.
all l. G.-Gsorge Lehman.
j. .. G.-Peter Lungbehn.
: Riverside Cemetry.
q Adolph Foellner. superintendent d
!, Riverside Cemetery. reports that durine
{, the month of June the expenditures of thu
ia cemetery were $32050 and the receipt.
}, $149. 05; that there were burials.5 females
d and one male; that were married and