The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-06
MOLINE Department
Z. l.. EASTMAN. -
Headquarters, one door West of Reimsr,.
Cigar Store
6. b. Heckel, of Chicago, is in tho IL.

81, 40 on their fair, held last week
Peter Nelson has bought out his nor,
nel's interest in the express business
Corn found a ready sale at 80 cents ~.
the market to-day.
The brick work on the building ofJT
Browning was completed to-day.
Vote for your fellow citizen Dan W
Gould for treas urer
Republicans can well afford to Law aside
party affiliations and vote for the best mon
tor our local offices
Three very desirable rooms for rent to
the right party. Inquire at the ARers
headquarters.
August Timm, secretary of the [. DIP
A, with headquarters at Chicago is ey.
pected down from that city tonight.
Election returns for the ARGUS will no
received through Harwood s. Cradles tela-
phone tomorrow evening. Friends will
govern themselves accordingly.
Uncle Dick Haney, temperance-green
back candidate for congress, will address
titC CItlACnS VI 1IOlluC at CklnIeF hall this
evening.
The Swedish voters are down on Morris
and have been ever since the inquest IN
their fellow countryman, Olof Peterson in
1879 They will remember this at the
polls tomorrow.
A large number of salmon are being
caught at 'Compson's rock" of late. One
of our citizens caught fifteen large ones
yesterday afternoon, despite its being
Sunday.
The Turner'S went to Rock Island last
evening and joined the Turner's of that CITY
in an exhibition drill" Geo. Baresch
lifted IS pounds on the dumb bells. which
is considered good.
Morris is decidedly two-faced. Yester.
day morning he first tried his hand at max
ing votes in the saloon. A little later in
the day he attended church-all for effect.
you know
Mrs. John Cewe's barn, a fine large one.
near Hampton, burned TO the ground on
Sunday morning, and nearly all of its con-
tents, including forty tons of hay were
consumed by the flames. There was only
a small insurance on the same.
A library board, school board, city
council and two political meetings are
booked for tonight; also the entertainment
at the opera house. Surely our citizens
will have no trouble in finding a place to
spend the evening.
A petition is being circulated and re.
ceiving numerous signers against allow
ing cattle to run at large. The same will
be presented to the council at their meet
ing tonight That some action will be
taken in this matter there is no doubt
Miss Kate Holt, the librarian, has COM
pleted copy" for a supplement to our
present catalogue, which will contain the
names of the additional 600 books which
have been received at the public library
since the present catalogue was published.
Vote for John N. Reticker for sheriff.
He is the man you want, and be sure and
remember that vote for Hauberg is an
IltuIISCI fOtC IOi 11OIIIS anu UOSS luLO AOA
the next four years.
j. w. War; has indeed been unlucky Of
late. Some time ago his wife took sick
and he sent for his sister TO come and take
care of her. The sister, soon after her
arrival, took sick, and now the nurse EN-
ployed to take care of them has taken
sick. His lot is surely hard one.
Chas. w. Wheeler has returned from
Dakota. He brings with himsome turnips
and potatoes from Mr. Keator's farm at
that place. Upon being placed upon the
scales eof the former weighed Is pounds
and one of the latter II pounds. One tur-
nip, if placed in the cellar in the fall, would
last an ordinary family all winter. That's
if they left it in the cellar.
Morris is good(D man to pose as
suitable person for the prohibition element
of the republican party to vote for. Yes
terday morning and afternoon he was clos
eted in two saloons in this city spending
money quite freely in the hopes Of making
few votes. To the temperance voters
we would say that "a vote for Morris is
direct vote against your principles and
teachings"