The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-03-27
pa-Bon Ton corsets 95 cents at Fisk

BgBon Ton corsets 95 cents'at Fisk
Bros.
n@Cal for Fisk's Paris kid gloves,
every pair warranted at the Cash House.
~W. L, Campbell. of Rock Island,
will address temperance mass meeting at
the Swedish Lutheran church this even
ing.
H6%Don't 90 across the street and pay
ST. .25 for thelBon Ton corset when you can
buy the same for 95 cents at Fisk's, 1t
pays to trade at the Cash House.
RD~The religious revival is still in pro-
gress at Water Town. Rev. Linield, of
the Baptist church In this city, addressed
large meeting at that place last evening.
R9~Dr. Klingburg won the prize this
morning. being the only man in the house
who could understand the construction
and successfully manipulate DR., Morey's
new patent tclothes pin. He is a modest
and unassuming man, however, and refuses
to display the tribute to deserving great
ness.
| Notice.
To the Editor of The Argus:
Please announce 10 your paper that [
am candidate for collector of the town of
Moline, at the next coming spring election.
Respectfully yours,
GUSTAV STEVENSON.
Moline, March l6, 1878, ap1
Rag The town board met yesterday
in the clerks office and audited bills and
Town Clerk Turner's annual report. Or
ders were issued during the past year to
the amount of S., 200 SO, of which $6,030.-
81 have been paid, leaving orders out and
unpaid to the amount of $ll7063. The
outstanding interest bearing orders are
as follows: miscellaneous $260,24; W. P
Hunt $4242I; Jane Britton 1888. 80;
Adolph Tollner $l066 CO. Cash in Treasu'
ry $40. 35.
R6SA man was brought to Dr. Piper'G
, drug store this morning and carried by twC
men into the Office. DR.. Piper examined
him and then sent for DR.. Morey, anC
their combined skill was brought to beal
on the subject but failed to bring to ligh
. any fracture, bruise, boil, sprain or even 1
, corn. He claimed to have been kicked
, stepped on, run against or something o
the sort by a horse. He contrived Il
leave the store with the assistance of
D cane, and as he crippled off Ga non-profes
a sional bystander ventured the opinion tina
r. his boots were too tight, which was prob
ably the cause of his trouble.
BS~The ladies of Moline. Rock ISLAM
and Davenport will be pleased to lear
that Messrs. Fisk Bros have succeeds
J in securing the service Of Miss G. McCre
as head trimmer for their Millinery De
d partment for the coming season. Mis-
McCrea is known to be lady of rare tast
and ability, being an artist second to non
in the west. We hope, and expect tina
Fisk Bros. will receive large share {
{. patronage, for, certainly. no other hous
insthe three cities will venture to pay tn
y prices to secure first class trimmers. Mis-
II Nelson will continue with this firm, havin
II been hired by the year.
EG- Overseer Turner will remove Mr.
> Prinz to the poor farm tomorrow if til
o. weather is favorable. She Is the woma
i mentioned lastlweek as having given brit
,, to child and claimed that the umbrell
member was the father Both her an
= the child are afflicted with the most loatt
| some disease known and life is only
question of a few months or weeks wit
d them. Already large sores are comm
upon various parts of the child's body all
q death will, indeed, be blessing. Mr.
y Pilgrim is kindly rendering the oversee
re service he can hire no one to perform
+ taking care of her.
st S6FOn complaint of F. A. johnson
d John Henderson was arrested and take
before Magistrate Swander this mornin,
J. johnson charged Henderson with havir
l. struck and knocked him down, in fac
giving him a sound threshing. The ev
depce adduced in court was to the effe,
d that johnson had been annoyed by Hel
Of derson's boy climbing his fence, runniu
through his yard and riding his gate, an
,e had threatened to whip the boy KNOCK h
to ID head off. as Henderson said. Her
d dersou took exceptions to that, inter
viewed johnson and intimated that
& cessation of such intimidation would
better for his future peace of mind. TE
rs following morning, which was yesterda
Ut Johnson called to Henderson and reopent
ty the conference, which resulted as abo,
u. stated. Che court expressed the opiniC
is that they were equally to blame and di
le missed the case without assessing fine
N costs upon either,