The daily Argus., 1876-05-11

Boy Vamoose that rancho!

10y amoOse that rancho!
Rss>Look out FOR something rich.
BeEnSpecial meeting Of the council to
night.
N94-The township commissioners will
meet on Saturday next.
Bss~The Rock river bridge is likely to be
temporarily repaired at once.
BSg~ Barney Cleveland, will not be tried
until he RECEIVERS from his present injuries.
Bg~Concert at Timm's Hall, tonight
under the auspices of the African Nj. f..
church.
BssnThe Scandinavian Turner society
will give ball at Freja hall on Saturday
evening.
DaNRegular meeting of the board of
directors of the public library on Saturday
evening.
Rg~John Brown, George Russell, Chas.
Mcdregor, Joe Borden and Robert Hag-
eerty, occupied apartments at the Lunch
Grabb4rs' Rest last night.
BS-A team Of horses belonging to a
man named Nelson while standing un-
hitched near the Chicago depot this morn
ing became frightened at passing engine
Tand started down Main street at terrific
gait When they reached the Water
Power companys lot, near the Quilt Works
they ran into the fence and stopped No
one hurt.
RSS~1 he steadily increasing trade of
Mcdonald, the enterprising Moline Grocer,
clearly indicates that the people know
where to buy the most goods for the least
amount Of money Mcdonald keeps a
large and we'll assorted stock constantly on
hand, and is in daily receipt of frest
vegetables, butter, eggs, etc.. etc direct
from the farmers His stock Of groceries,
and canned goods is unsurpassed IN the
city, and is offered at bed rock prices. =
Enterprise is bound to win dit.
The Turn-Eezirk
The central committee of the German
societies of this city met lest evening at
Iimm's Hall and perfected additional
arrangements for the turnfest which oc-
ours here in June. 1t was decided TO have
"a torchlight procession on Saturday night,
June 3:d to march over the following
route:
Start from Turner Hall and march east
to Spring street, south to Main, west to
DSIlf t4CuSC ~ 1llltiUIS StISet, iuSuCS To
Pitts and to Freja Hall, thence to Henry
street, thence TO Salter, thence to Ann,
east from Ann to White, thence to Park
and east to Rodman avenue, thence north
to Wells and east on Wells to Turner Hal,
Arrangements have been made on a
grand scale and no pains will be srared TO
make the coming evect sUrposs all
previous efforts. The streets will be
handsomely arched at different points and
a large nunber Of houses along the route
will be decorated with flags, evergreen,
etc, On Saturday night June Sd. the
houses along the route Of the procession
will be brilliantly Illuminated and bon6res
and other demonstrations of welcome ex-
tended to the visiting Turner's.
| L1ppy' band, from Davenport, consisting
of Is pieces, will furnish the music on the
occasion.
\ full description Of the buildings will be
given in The ARGUS at the proper time,
and any particulars as they mature.
| This event is one in which the German
element of Moline is deeply interested and
as they generally accomplish WAT they
undertake, this occasion will be no ex-
ception. The Germans are always prompt
to patronize any object outside their own
nationality ard should receive the hearty
support and encouragement of the entire
community.