The Rock Island Argus., 1878-01-12
pay-Go to Hannecke's for good cigars.


eSs-Five tramps quartered in the
calaboose last night.
Rs%A wedding in high life will take
place on Wells street soon,
-Hannecke still stands at the head
of the cigar and tobacco trade.
nG-Emerson Bulls was released from
from Jail to-day, the grand jury failing to
find a bill against him.
na@The yellow ribbon is being worn in
Moline by some people. The language of
it is. ''They all do it.
DI%Fresh homemade hoarhound
candy double strength, at Pierce Bros
1t is the boss" See their home made
caramels,
sa-City Clerk Walkers desk, ordered
nearly year ago, arrived to-day. 1t is
made of black walnut, cost $45, and is an
elegant and useful piece Of furniture,
pgA meeting of Christian workers of
all denominations was held at the Baptist
church this afternoon at 3 o'clock to con =
slider plans for continuing the union meet
ings next week.
Eg~"Rose Concha," "Lacadena." :"
Golden Buckle" Retreat" and Rosa
Reina," best brands of gl0 cent cigars and
the Diploma" and "Bowery.' best cent
cigars in the city at Mason & Jewett's.
sapPreaching at the Baptist church to-
morrow morning aud evening by the pastor,
Rev. Linfeld. Morning subject; The
Christian lighted lamp" Evening:
What is it to be saved2" Sunday school
at noon. All are welcome.
s9~Sunday services at the Congrega-
tional church. Preaching by the pastor at
1920 A. NJ. and 200 P. NJ. Morning sub
ject: 'sEsau and his birthright." Sunday
school at l2M All are invited to these
services and will be made welcome.
sas-Prof. Gregory says there will be n<
necessity for closing any of the schools OF
account of measles. There are about III
pupils in the first ward staying at home at
tending to their measles, but have nearl,
conquered them, and will be in school agail
in short time.
E2HThe Congregational church wa
nearly filed last evening by the unio'
prayer meeting. Consideration of th
Sunday schools was the predominatinl
subject. Meeting will be held at the sam
place this evening the subject for praye
and discussion being intemperance.
BlgOn account Of continued poor healt
| have decided to dispose of my stock {
horses, consisting of ten head of trotter:
road horses and choice brood mares. Wi
sell cheap for cash or exchange for desil
able real estate. For particulars inquir
of A. P FISK,
Moline, Ill.
Rl~The orange blossom" reference t
: which was had in THE ARGUS last summt
: at the time Emil Loefgreen was called
suddenly oIt Of town, has brought fort
fruit. The Leaf is green and the tre
although seeding up to the last graftir
time, gives promise of continued health
and prolific life.
;, sg-The authorship Of Who" pul
;, lished in last evenings ARGUS. has bet
. by some attributed to the gentleman vi
: has written some articles over the sign
ture of ''Clevercuss." That is mistak
> for THE ARGUS reporter has positi
knowledge that the gentleman referred
. never saw the article until it>appeared la
V night.
Ra~The police force is again complet
;. Yesterday Anthony +. Mapes was a
" pointed assistant marshal, at salary
S25 per month, and to day AIonzo Pier
was appointed night policeman, to fill t
;, vacancy occasioned by the resignation
= VIM Teller Both are good appointment
y and taken as whole, the police force
, now excellent
n Bg~We are informed that a warrant "
le swor0 cut for the arrest Of DR.. Truesda
At as soon as the evidence before 'Squi
II Swander will warrant it.-Gdzette.
le If the above conveys any information
re the public they are to be coDgratulat
upon their keenness Of perception. "
of are informed" That's good, at leas
,e safe expression, and when taken togetf
b. with the lucidl2) assertions which folloy
to cannot fail to satisfy the most sceptl
at mind that the board of health(?l has. .fet
i IeSSly done its duty. That a warrant Il
I'd sworn out as soon as the evidence beft
e Squire Swander 3Ull5 warrant it. " Tht
:, is no question about the swearing out o.
warrant. The Gdz,tte has been
le formed, " and in turn informed its reade
a but what does the expression, "as socn
n the evidence before Squire Swander v
,e warrant it, mean? The natural inferer
as from the phraseology is that ''the e
n, dence" will not warrant it" as yet [
that cannot be the idea the Gazette inter
" to convey, for it is Informed that
at warrant g0nS sworn out" and every be
Of knows that the evidence before Sou
or Swander is positive that DIR. Truesdale
ss attend a case of measles in Henry Hi
ID family, and prescribed for it. Knowi
e. nothing beyond what the quoted arti
Id from the Gazette says, the conclusion wo1
ne be forced upon one that typographi
4 error had been made in the Gazette, q
fe that a warrant was now in the hands of
Mt officer and that DR.. Truesdale had bt
eluding him for nearly week, but such
not the case. No warrant has been issr
for the arrest Of the Rock Island physici
nor has one even been asked for by
board of health (?) and it becomes evid
49, that the Gazette had presumed upon
on ignorance Of its readers to misrepres
re the position Of the board Of health(?l
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IL Don't ruin your health, and, besid
~ make Yourself dicarreeahIe to other neo