The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-03-28
MOLINE.
Azeus HEADQUARTERS MOLINE,

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RIcHARns 8 soHRBEoks Drug Drug and Book Store
can be left for the ARGUS, and where all Moline
business is transacted by 0. J. Beardslee. Bust
ness notices should be handed in by noon to en-
sure publication the same DAY.
sSy- Beautiful oil paintings 10 elegant
frames for 1926 to 81. at Kuox's
s@R. K. Swan is very sick with cry
sipelas in the face. His nose and forehead
are terribly swollen and he is in great
pain.
@J. J. Kirby has bought of Williams.
White & Co, their house on Henry street
and is painting, papering and putting it IN
excellent repair.
sgMiss McCrea is in the east now
looking at the Psris Fashions and will be in
, Moline to take charge of our Millinery de-
partment next week. FISK BROS.
RarFisk Bros. will discount any former
quotation made by our neighbors in Dress
Silks, Corsets, Hosiery. Millinery and
fancy goods Is per cent. 1t pays to trade
| at the Cash House.
saE The Citizens and Workingmen have
concluded to form a coalition and order
/, their frames, pictures and mouldings at
Knoxs.
ngAnother children's row like unto
: that of yesterday was before Magistrate
Q Swander this morning. John Anderson
complained that John Peterson struck his
SOD, boy about IL years old. Peterson
was fined So and costs aud collection sus-
q pended during good behavior.
Bsg~The funeral of Mrs. Belle Ellis oc.
8 cured at the Baptist church this afternoon
at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Ellis, formerly Miss
Belle Grover, niece of II. II. Grover, is we'll
known, and had many friends in Moline.
r She was teacher 10 the public schools for
y some time, resigning her position Is
months since when she married Mr., Ellis
> and removed to Wilton, Iowa, and
< resided there until the time Of her death
= sI|Over 1900 yards of plain colored
Is Dress Silks at 25 per cent below our
II neigh ors, also very large stock of striped
d and plaids to be slaughtered at
a FISK Bros.
Notice.
To the Editor OF The Argus:
10 Please announce in your paper that
le am candidate for collector of the town Of
d Moline, at the next coming spring election.
is Respectfully yours,
GUSTAV STEVENSON.
Moline, March l6, 1873, apl
IS gHpAn ARGUS reporter called upon
~ Rev. j. w. Haney this morning
lie to ascertain if there was any
y truth iu the report circulating about
the city to the effect that he would
rendered him by the workiugmen's green
at back. national caucus held last night Ir
e. reply to the inquiry, he replied by asking
~ how much money there was IN the Office
10 and upon being informed that the usua
compensation was in the neighborhood o.
$500, said. My financial condition is such
70 that | feel compelled to accept anything
~ there is any money in"
~ One of the leading spirits in the new
a. party was also interviewed in regard to TIL
u matter. He said that the reason thu
preacher was nominated was because they
lg 1.-THE party) felt that they had never beer
be able to pay the Rev. gentleman for his ser
an vices rendered them during the strike las
'ir summer and felt that this was the onl.
is way in which they could balance tn,
account This gentleman is one of tn
tn leading members in Rev. Haney's chuIcl
ny and speaks for the preacher and members
to He said that, if the pastor could not fnt
d. time to attend to the duties of assessor ant
ct get up as long sermons as heretofore, the.
would be glad to excuse him, in fact. b
is better satisfied with shorter sermons. In
,a deed, is the cause of Christ in immineu
70 danger when the keepers of the focks G
,is Israel is compelled to abandon their charg
ms and enter the field against the wary pol
he tician for the means Of subsistence. TAX
no thought for the morrow, ETC..
pt E9~ The wives Of candidates are advi
~ sed to buy their chromos, oil paintings
20 brackets etc. at Krox's before election
he 1t will create less illfeeling at home.
nd Workingmen's Caucus.
About one hundred men gathered
for the Reese House last evening for the pul
1ly pose of nominating township ticket cou
is, posed of men In sympathy with the Greer
nal back workingmen' s-party.
zee DIR. P. l. McKinnie was called to til
No chair and AloDzo McDermott elected sc
ra- cretary.
A motion to proceed to the nomination
nat by reclamation was lost.
ion w. r. Oyler and Ira Wood were electe
for tellers and nominations for supervise
IN. proceeded with.
or The names of ?. L. McKinnie, J,
,od Long and Frank Gunnel were presente
ing McKinnie positively declined to be
candidate for any Office and ballot vi
,aIF InCu ICoultluE Oo IOlIO"o. u. ]
aaa Long "a, Frank Gunnel IL and thr,
a arU scattering. Long was then declared ur
- animous choice by acclamatioD.
En- VIM. sBreitbach and Geo. Cornws
~ were nominated for assistant supervisor
I I7s Cornwall declined and Breitbach VI
49, elected by acclamation.
lso John Soderstrum was declared the nom
ion nee for town clerk By reclamation, the
,av being no opposition.
he For assessor H. L. Bullen and J.
to Hapey were named. A ballot was take
oys resulting 10 Hanev's receiving Sc vot
aud Bullen 30 Haney's nomination W
.ho then made unanimous by reclamation.
. 90. The seekers for the nomination of G.
,be lector were J. D. Anthony, d. V. White
tn Mike Schulthies and Z. H. Gleaso
I bn Schulthies received 60 votes, Anthony
.bs Witter and Gleason 8. Schulthies W
lno declared the nominee.
u For highway commissioners Il. q. Viii
80 and Leroy Huskins were nominated by a
% clamation.
,en Ell. L. Hunter, of Coal Town, and Josi
: - Heck were nominated by reclamation
~ justices, and J, Greenwood and Oiof Oils,
I'D for constables.
D On motion the chair was instructed
10 appoint a township central committt
Following are the committee: JOSH
"a Heck, VIM. Breitbach, Geo. Cornwall al
, ,nd N. B. Olseen
Anu DR.. McKinnie was called upon for Fl
minutes speech and responded. lie So