The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-01

as-Cty council meeting this evening.

pier glasses, at hnox ..
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rSEHappiness is guaranteed BY smoking
Edwards New Style" cent cigar.
nss-Walnut shelves, for clocks, vases,
stationery. or defeated candidates, at
Knox's.
sSg-To the voters Of Moline Township:
7 am not a candidate for the Office OF Su-
ps'''''' % ~ DAVID o. REID.
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sS>"Old Glory" for cents, or 9 for
quarter, at Edwards cigar emporium.
sGSelect your ticket with care, and
select your pictures from Knox's immense
stock.
na-Crisley & Goodell, st. Louis firm,
are shipping the ice they put up here last
winter to Beardstown, over the U. b. q
Q. R, R.
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s@Pieree & Hines. No, 222, Main
street, is the popular restaurant. Fresh
candies, nuts, fruit. cigars and tobacco,
always full stock.
s@Marshal Fish arrested Geo. Collins
this morning for using abusive language
to Justice Mapes. George was drunk and
was put in the calaboose to sober off.
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rs election day to morrow,
With grand array OF names;
So choose the better candidates
And buy of Knox your picture frames
16e Miss Ida Larson and Mrs. NJ. L.
Mcfarland of Andover, ILL., are visiting
VIM. LundaIl and Miss Nelson.
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nY-At the Baptist church last evening
Rev. Linield discoursed upon the respon-
sibility of right hearing. After the preach
ing three ladies and one gentlemen were
baptized.
B0~The steamer Lilly" has been re-
paired and is making regular trips between
Moline and Gilbert Town. She has been
re-moddeled SO as to take on teams from
the side.
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gGrMiss Lavender arrived from Ian
singburg, n. Y. and assumed her duties
10 the school room this morning. She is
an old friend of Mrs. E. c. Sayles and is
stopping with her at present.
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pgCapt. Timm says he wishes it IN
derstood that he was not consulted in re-
gard to the use of his name on the indie
pendent Mongrel ticket published yester-
day. and that he is not candidate.
R@'Squire Swander has gone into the
fruit tree business. He had large box
of cherry, apple and Siberian crap-apple
trees sent him from the east and has
opened business in the yard back of his
Office.
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H6EMSrshal Fish's report for March
shows 2 arrests for larceny, for drunk
enness, for disorderly conduct and 2 fol
J disturbing the peace. One hundred and
ninety-one tramps registered at the Gala
boose during the month.
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CITIZENS CAUCUS.
A Citizens Caucus will be held a
Timm's Hall this evening at 7:30 o'clock
to place 10 nomination candidate for the
Office of supervisor, d. 0. Reid having
. declined the nomination rendered him b!
the citizens caucus held last Saturda,
night. By order of the committee.
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The Citizens Ticket.
Reese's Hall was filled at seven oclocl
Saturday evening, in response to the ca
for citizens caucus, to place in nominatio
candidates for the various township Offices
to be filled by election to morrow. Dr,J.W
Morey was called to the chair, and w.
Moore elected secretary. W. j. Entriker
3 B. G. Keator, Geo. Z. Pengree and Ed
, Anthony were appointed tellers.
Following are the candidates nominated
supervisor, D. 0. Reid; assistant super
visor, D. G, Piper; town clerk, VIM. Tul
0 ner; assessor, Daniel Gordon collector, f
{ o. Whipple, by a majority of one owe
Gustav Swennsen; highway commissioner
H. HARDWOOD; two justices of the peace
Alex f. Swander and Stanwood Wendell
g two constables, Olof Olson and j. G. Well
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l. You must wake and call me early,
II Tomorrow IL be the happest day
That we have seen this year;
y That we have seen this year, dear wife
o The maddest, merriest seen,
- For I'm to be elected, wife,
IS Assessor OF Moline.
Other names are in the field, they say,
, But none will run like mine.
There's John Huntoon, he is one,
IA Dan Gordon is on time,
But none to compare with Haney's
is In this town can be seen.
So I'm to be elected. wife,
Assessor of Moline.
sleep so sound all night dear wife,
D. That shall never wake
If you do not call me loud
When the day begins to break;
l. For I'm working man now,
And with them must pc seen,
m For I'm to be elected, wife,
> Assessor of Moline.
a. Last Sunday changed pulps
n And talked about the Lord
at (You know they poll big vote
1. Over in the Fourth Wardl.
v told them to be LIBERAL
And liberal tried to seem;
n For I'm to be elected wife,
II Assessor of Moline.
e Now if election would keep off
Till another Sunday past
"A might rake in George Linfield's church.
n And of their votes full half
J. But, tits election day tomorrow, obi
In politics I'm green,
But I'm to be elected, wife,
q Assessor of Moline.
I- have never seen a record
4 Where preacher ran before,
And If do get beat this time,
vi Why, will run no more;
But our party is a strong one
(The Workingmen's mean),
And I'm to be elected, wife,
Assessor of Moline.
So, You must wake and call me early;
Call me early, wife my dear,
To morrow I'll be the busiest day
?, That have seen this year.
To morrow III be, of all the year,
The busiest liveliest seen,
And I'm to be elected, wife,
Assessor OF Moline.