The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-03-22

n@A Swedish theatre at Timm's Hall
tomorrow evening.
@Beautiful silk Fringes just received
at FISK Bros.
p@Market square is literally covered
with hay for sale every day.
aG Hannecke is cleaning, papering
aud identifying his cigar store.
Da The coroner has gone to Monmouth
to organize an A. 0. U. W.lodge.
Rg The Congregational church socia-
bic was well attended last evening.
s%Wall paper OF every grade and
figure at Richards and Sohrbeck's.
BgSomething new and very nice in
Gents half Hose now Oh sale at
FISK Bros.
RS- John Connells daughter, II years
of age, tired of home life, Wednesday, and
left. The neighbors don't blame her
much.
IA Young Calkins and Fish came
home last evening. They would like to be
Indian killers and trappers if they could
come homo to sleep every night.
sar John NJ. Gould, treasurer, has
called an election for one School Trustee,
to be held at the engine house on Saturday,
April l3, from A. NJ. to 4 P, NJ.
RG~Town Clerk Turner has issued a call
for an election to be held April End to elect
supervisor, an assistant supervisor, a
| town clerk, an assessor, a highway COM
missioner, two justices of the peace and
two constables.
B@HWe are displaying the finest line
of Ladies' and Misses striped and en-
broidered Hose ever offered in Moline at
prices never before known.
FISK Bros.
Ba~It is urged by number of leading
men in both parties that party politics
should not be carried into municipal affairs
and that a citizens meeting should be called
next week, to place in nomination for the
various town offices to be filled, competent
men, irrespective of party. Such course
if properly conducted would probably
serve good purpose.
gaEHIf sufficient drainage can be secure
along Rodman avenue from Ann street
north to make the lots along the avenue
dry, j. L. Browning intends to erect brick
buildings on the lots owned by him on the
corner of Henry street and Rodman avenue
during the coming summer. This corner
is centrally located and would be very
desirable place for grocery or dry goods
business. Two or three stores on tina
corner would be decided advantage t.
the immediate locality aud would enhanc'
the value of the property, if properly
drained, in four-fold ratio to the cost.
B6FSome parties in the west and south
part of town have suffered from depreda
tons committed by unknown villains in tn
cutting down and destroying young frui
trees. VIM. RuDge's orchard was visitet
ty them several weeks ago and las
Wednesday night Swede mans gardel
in which he had just set out several young
fruit trees received their attention, AM
with a hedge trimmer cut the trees Of
near the ground. The man who coul,
plan and execute such a contemptibl
piece of work ought to be 10 the peuiten
tiary and no amount of pains should b
spared to detect and place him there
4 R6HProf. Gregory and young Fish wer
, not pleased with the account given in yes
terday's ARGUS of their interview wit
each other. The Prof. says it is not tru
at all and the boy says it is merely mis-
take in point of time and Is to the partiC
I ular language used, although he does M
deny having said to the Prof that peopl
talked and said hard things about him a
3 well as the boys, but cannot recollect tn
e exact language used The boy requisite
: US to say that he did not 60 buffalo hum
ing, but in quest of situation on a farr
which he succeeded in finding and wi
commence work in about three weeks.