The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-14
nA-Mr. Freeburg says he will sell his

DssABMT. CTeeDUER says ne Will sell uis
carriage team for 500. less than he gave
for them.
BG@Maj. j. M. Hosford, of Geneseo.
was 10 the city to-day, looking after insur-
ance matters.
R1-The city council will make the
appropriations for the ensuing year to-
morrow evening.
BG~Charley Smith, the barber, has been
spending few days in Prophets Town, his
old home, returning to Moline last evening.
p@@Don't you forget it. Gould & Co.
are selling ready>made clothing for cash
cheaper than the cheapest for the same
quality of goods.
EH-Wm. r. Moore is able to ride out
and will be at his Office again in few
days, if he doesn't let himself loose in
another cherry patch.
Bg~The reform club will meet in their
new club room this evening and discuss
the question of how to conduct the room,
and whether 1t is advisable to have all
kinds of games or not.
R5-A sorrel colored mare six or seven
years old, which has been annoying people
on the bluff for two or three weeks, was
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be fed at the owner expense until called
for
BeA-Ryan & Pierce, manufacturers of
the Ryan post-hole digger, have removed
their mandatory from Huntoon Bros
pump works to Gulk & Johuson's black
smith and wagon shop, on Rodman avenue,
next door to Chester's store.
sa-The Moline Guards met for drill
last evening. The committee appointed
to ascertain whether the Still Water could
be had for an excursion to Clinton the 4th
of July reported as indicated in yesterday s
ARGUS, and another committee was APP
pointed to look after other boats and TOR
what price they can be had and report
next Thursday evening. If a boat can be
secured there will be no trouble in getting
party large enough to fill it.
g9M Moline republicans are afflicted
with an unusually large swarm of Office
seekers this season. Last night verdant
looking youth from Port Byron, named
Simonson, was putting them through the
buttonholelng process and endeavoring to
Impress upon them a sense ofhis importance
and the urgent necessity for sending him
to the state legislature. Other self-sacri-
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been represented either personally or By
deputy to the faithful of Moline as willing
to spend one tenn in Springfield.
Rag about a week since THE ARGUS
published an account of reported cruelty
of Mr.. Burkholder to his wife and bel
commencement of proceedings for divorce
Burkhoder feels aggrieved because of sale
report and says there is another side to thu
story; that she has been jealous of every
woman in town and of one IN particular
and tor this reason has made his home
perfect hell for over year, using broom
stick over his head, keeping hun awake al
night with curtain lectures, and on twt
occasions trying to poison herself, and tina
be can prove these statements.
I.o.o.F.
At the first meeting in June the tire
D l0ges Of Odd Fellows elected their officer
t for the ensuing six months as follows:
D MOLINE LODGE, NO. 1873.
r n, G. Henry Werlich.
Y, G.-Danol Stewart.
Il. SD, NJ, Mabie.
=. S.-R. H. Gsrrigue.
Treasurer-J. L, Taylor.
Simon Hirsch and L. Mapes, trustees t
fill vacancies, Installation Friday evening
y July 5th.
MANUFACTURERS LODGE, NO. 4S5.
n. G.-Jam Mckinley.
Y. Crank Samuels.
L, S.-F Z. Patterson.
f Treasurer-Chapin Wheelock.
2 Installation Tuesday, July 2nd.
p SWEDISH OLIVE LODGE, NO. 5S3.
\, G.-Lawrence Ecklund
Y. G.-August Lindgren.
K, S.-Andrew Anderson.
Treasurer-August Nystrom.
;, Installation Monday, July lst