The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-10-10
sG-Dlmock, Gould & Go. had raft OF

E@DImock. Gould 4 Go. had raft of
logs arrive for their mill last evening.
R@Posters are up annouucing4the ar
rival of Prof Richards with his chemical
apparatus mex: Friday evening,
@@Tickets for the Imoqene entertain
ment for sale at Morris drug store. 1t
will be frst-class in every particular.
~Best's celebrated Milwaukee beer,
on tap at Frank Schraeders. Call and
try it. 9-d3t
H9@The water was coming into the
slough slowly to day, but not in sufficient
quantities to be of any use to the water
| wheels.
R9~James Mckinley, was out to-day,
but found it very difficult navigating with
bis sore foot, which was burned with hot
iron last week.
BG% Binding of every description done
at close figures at The ARGUS bindery.
All kinds of THintine cheaper than else
where in the three cities. First class work
guaranteed. Il
B9~J, NJ Gould, j. T. Browning, S. b.
We 10, Chal les Atkinson AID Fl. O. Sleight
started last evening tor St Paul, to attend
u convention looking to The Improvement
of Mississippi river navigation. They will
be absent all this week
RaPNothing more will be done to Rod
man avenue this fall but to finish macadi
mizing that portion which has been graded.
DR.. McKinnie's fence will not be moved,
nor the line changed at Hartzelfs corner
until next year.
BgThere seems to be some opposition
on the part of the Moline Rifles to renting
A Z. Fisk's livery stable for an armory.
They say that Freja Hall can be had is
J cheap as the stable and will be much
more desirable place.
H@ Several prominent citizens of Moline
are talking of calling an Indignation meet
ing for the purpose of publicly condemning g
; the cowardly action o! the Union in its
treatment OF r. H. Moore. and passing
resolutions OF regret that Providence has
so long permitted that useless sheet t.
exist Don't do it, Give it rope and its
y doom is sealed.
f Ea= About 8 o'clock this morning as two
e sons and a daughter of Mr. W. 4. Win.
ship, who lives on John Deere's farm, were
= riding down Main street in buggy, ir
t crossing the street car track in front o'
!, Harwood's livery stable, the front axletree
. broke close up to the wheel. The buggy
: fell forward upon the horses legs, causing
; it to forget all rules of prupriety in making
/. frantic efforts to get away from the vehi-
), Gle. The two boys disembarked at the
!, first iunge, but the young lady clung rena
J. ciousiy to the remains of the buggy while
it was whirled with frightful velocity
Y down the street to the paper mill. where
she was unceremoniously set down in :
n inches Of thin mud. The majority of the
buggy was placed on the sidewalk entirely
: out of the mud, and the horse took tn,
shafts and Cne wheel aud started for home
No one was hurt, and the damage to th
cart will not reach any fabulous amount.
' EFThe Union. after having abused r
~ II. Moore, of the ReUietC and tht a refuse,
70 him an explanation makes sickly pretens
I. at apology this morning, aud winds up tn
~ ~ article with further insiDuatioDs Tn
:. =. Union, when it descends to so low journ
~ aliStic level as its attack on Mr. Moore
- not only sacrifices its own seh-respect bu
- brings the paper into utter contemu
u among all honorable BUSINESS men Tn
D. animus of the Wapello Republican is S
y well known in Louisa county, Iowa, tha
: its attacks on Mr. Moore have no weight /
u that community. Had Mr.. Moore aGvoct
~ ted Wapello, AS the county seat of Louis
- county, the Republican, now so quick
condemn, would have been just as promI
10 to az plaud The Union, however, grast
the opportunity to throw dirt at Mr. Moor
IL and for 10 reason except that he is CON
ot petitor in business, and, failing to remoV
it the competition by honorable means, seeI
ly, to injure his reputation as a man, hopir
en- thereby to lessen his influence and for
ID bis retirement. The Union will discov
es, that Instead of injuring his character
G only makes him friends among men VIII
he otherwise, would have remained disinte
,ar ested The Union, iu its endeavor to cru
of Moore, has ovsrreached the limit of pr
priety, and will discover when it is t
Ike late, that it made grave mistake
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