The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-20


The weather has moderated.
tive Hauberg a cold shoulder.
--Diptheria is raging in Moline.
The small pox scare is about over.
NO true Democrat can vote tor Hau-
berg.
Democrats you are out of this sheriff
fight.
The circuit court did not make much
progress to-day.
The slsighing path across the ice is
fine and smooth.
Democrats, don't sacrifice your prins
ciplss by voting for Hauberg.
-Rsvivsls are in progress at the First
Methodist and Baptist churches.
The Davenport Board Of Trade have
protested against the telegraph combine
sion.
--Hauberg must be beaten. Democrats,
keep your Singer out OF the pie and let the
Nationals, if they cap, pull MIR. Hauberg
through.
The Democratic party as q party has
no candidate in the field for sheriff. con.
sequently the Democrats are at liberty to
vote as they please.
Not only should Hauberg be beaten
bot he should be buried under majority
90 large that he will not remember next
Wednesday morning that he was a candi.
date.
The dish of mongrel soup prepared
by the leader Of the little squad of place
hunters, is not acceptable TO straight
Democrats. and it will not digest. either,
Mr.. II auberg must be beaten.
How many deputies will the next
Sheriff have. seems to be query at pres
ent. Ii Haubsrg is elected. there will be
about ak. as there are abeut that num-
Der who have been. We are informed,
promised the deputyship.
M. d. Hauberg has good deal OF
cheek to ask Democrats 10 support him.
Last fail be was a rank N4!iona!-is to
day-he made bitter fight against Deui-
ocrats and now asks Democrats to support
him. Let no true Democrat vote foE
~
1t will pay to read the communion
tions from Coal Valley aud Rural. The
writer's are first class meD, are Democrats
not "spoils hunters consequently wont
eat crow. There are hundreds of the same
sort in this county who won't vote for
Hauberg under any Circumstances.
The success of Hauberg means success
to the Nationals, dictation at the spriug
Standardization at the election for
treasurer next fall. 1t means that tbs
Nationals" hold the whip, that Danforth
is the ringmastcr. and that the little
squad" are on top. How do you straight
Democrats like il?
w ednesday morning the remains of
the late James Norton Lowrey were con
veyed from the residence of his sister
Mrs. Ira n, Clifford to the G. r l. Il p.
depot, accompanied By number OF his
most intimate friends. Ira L. Clifford. O
nephew, and Miss Lowrey, a sister Of the
deceased, accompany the remains to their
place of intsrment in Troy N. Y.
The Dubuque Telegraph says: The
Dubuque Sharpshooters' Society are max
ing arrangements for q grand shooting
tournament, to be held some time in
J rus nsxt, in that city. There will be
delegations from Davenport. Lyons. Mays
vile, Whsatland. Chicago. Mi!sausse. St.
Paul, Saltwater, Winona, Alma. Fount-
ain City. Monroe. New Glarus. Joliet.
Detroit, Highland. DyersVille, LaCross, and
Galens, also members Of the famous Man
haitian Rife Club of New York City.
1t is in he wind that the c., B Il Q
company intend pIseiaa q transfer boat on
the river here, to ply between Davenport
and Rock Island in the navigabls season
"a steamer which will transport eight to
ten freight cars across Al once. Something
of the kind 10 browinR-for an official OF
that road writes a merchant, that the c.
B. 4 @ is bound to get into Davenport
som chow. this year, ana perhaps q trans
fer would be the easier and cheaper meth
cd" Come on, there is plenty Of room
for you -Dar. Democrat
The Rochelle Ife0Lster has letter
from Attorney Gensrsl j. ( Edsall, in
which he expresses the opinion that the
county treasurers elected in 1879 &c out OF
Office in 1854. Just the same as if the con-
stitutional amend Dents had not been
adopted, and that i''there will be a short
term or interregium. expiring in 1882.
which NAV he filed hy counfy hoard for
less than one year. otherwise by election.
The official terms of sheriffs elected in
1880 will extend to the regular election in
1882"
lMany peep!s afflicted with phtnisis