The daily Argus., 1877-02-24

1Services at all the churches to-
morrow at the usual hours.
BGTravel over the Rock River bridge
IS increasing since the ice left.
B@Ihe Pleasant Valley road will be in
condition for travel to its terminus before
spring opens.
B9 Services will be held at the Episcopal
church tomorrow at III 30 a. IN. Rey Mr..
GaynOr will preside.
B2The street cars will run to this city
this evening after the concert of the Clem-
ment Brothers and Forester at Dart S
Hall, Rock Island.
DGnShe was simply imprudent, nothing
more; in factimprudeuce is characteristic
of her family. This being fully explained
to George, of course she was forgiven
Bg~Six specimens of Americas latest
curse, the tramp, were sheltered in the
| calabo0se last night. Two registered from
| England, two from Ireland one from In
diana and one from Missouri.
Rg@The Living Statue Troupe" at
Timm's Hall, tonight TEis company
comes well recommended and will un
doubtedly draw large audience. Look
s9~A few Gays ago THE ARGUS CON
tanned an item which read: George,
| cheese it !" Since its publication no less
than eight different persons haye wanted
to know whether it had reference to a
little affair, you know" This speaks
volumes for the immortality of Moline.
ReABThe Gazette. which is the organ for
sell-sacri6cing and ambitious candidates,
has struck another trail aud this morning
announces A. 2. Fisk for the mayoralty
Why will that foreign sheet insist or
thrusting unsought honors on inoffensivl
citizens? What has Fisk done that u
should be rushed into print?
| GeApDimock, Gould & Co. are making
extensive preparations for the coming sea
son and will add to their already excel
lently arranged mill two new boilers q
feet lCng and 24 inches in diameter
Messrs. Schillinger & Trumbull are the
contractors for the new boilers, which
ensures first class work Dimock, Goul(
Il Co,are enterprising business men and i
affords US pleasure to note their prosper
ity.
as~George Brigham, the man who wa
arrested in Davenport, on Tuesday nigh
for keeping house of ill-fame and VIII
was sentenced to thirty days of hard labo
by Magistrate Kaufman, is known t.
many of the Moline people, he havinl
worked for Vaulouvanee in Deere's pov
shop. OF course his friends will be please,
to learn that George has a steady job
that will last until warm weather. He is
hard citizen
neAThe following card will explain il
self
> CARD.-The undersigned in order t
D correct any misapprehension of the fact
. in the matter concerning which certai
r rumors have been published, desires t
make the following statement, viz:
Some time since purchased a cow
D Mr.. Hebbard, living north of Moline, o
the river road. which COW had on one hi
a0drt about the size OF an ordinary te
: cup resulting from brand; was in goo
| condition and, as far as could be seen, wa
e in perfect health. Mr.. Wm. Gran
t butcher, killed her f5r me- and informe
5 ine that when the animal vas butchere
: an internal tumor was found. The appea
e ance Of the meat otherwise was health
# and sound IhaUe neUer offered to sell
= pound Of that meat to dny person for h
J. man f00d Mr.. Hebbard aud myself ar
r and have been feeding the meat to chicl
/ ems. 4 portion Of the meat is still in II
e barn and is offered to the inspection of al
interested person. j. W. TRUXEL.