The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-30
MOLINE,


Pay your taxes before April Cd.
A. f. LoFGREN.
The Moline .eneampment meets on
Thursday evening for installation of Off
GERS.
Only Ole"
John Brown had a piece of emery from
an emery wheel fly into his eye yesterday.
He will be off work for n few days
Mrs. c.. L. Morgan, now in Chicago,
is very low. Not much hopes are enter
tanned of her recovery.
South Moline caucus of republican
voters at Chaney's shop in East Moline
on Thursday at $50 p. m.
A meeting of the independent voters Of
Moline will be held the latter part of this
week to nominate full ticket Due
notice will be given of time and place.
Rev. Smith had big crowd last night
to hear him talk on THE Substance OF
the Gospel Tonight The Foolishness
of Pooling with Sin," is the subject
founded on the story of Sampson and
Dehlah. Ladies are asked to stay away
"Only one"
Joe Buckhart and Peter Yaege- want il
distinctly understood that their names
need not be mentioned as candidates fol
the Office of collector. They will not &C
eept it under any circumstances.
Chas. Lundgren fell off ladder a
Deere II Co.'S yesterday, and was hurt 81
that ne had to be taken home. He is no
dangerously wounded, a few cuts ant
bruises, that's all,
The dwelling house belonging to tn,
Cleveland Water Power Co. , one of tn
oldest houses in Henry county, burned
at Cleveland, on Friday. 1t was occu
pied by James Wilcox.
1t is said to be the intention of Dimock
Gould & Co. TO pay their men by tn,
hour this summer. This method may b,
most satisfactory to the men, and The ma
iority will vote fer eleven hours; see i
they don't.
The Highland gun club have gol,
medal on exhibition at Lindval's jewelry
store, to be contested for this season, anC
will be gwen to the member who has thu
best average score. II is of fine work
manship and costs about $25
There will be an entertainment give
by the Turner's at Wagner's opera hous
on Saturday evening for the benefit o
William Caleutzky, who has not recoy
cred from a fall he had last October b
which his shoulder was dislocated.
John II. Jaspen and Chris Lundee
have Joined the republican party. The
may have been put out on as delegates a
was DR.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. his knowl
edge or consent. This trying to run lit
tie local elections into parties is an oil
game here, and it is sure to fail as here
tofore
Republican self offered candidates 70
collector are: Claus Conrad, d. |
Swander. Robt. Malcolm, Charles Reest
and many others are wiling to sacriic
themselves on this alter of the CITY. Til
office rotates among the nativcs-th
Swedes and the Germans; no Irish nee
apply"
The fifteen days notice to the Wester
Union Telegraph company expires O
Wednesday, the 3lst, and nothing hi
been done yet by them to remove the te
egraph poles on Fifteenth street. 1t
thought the city will have to move Il
poles and charge the expense to the Tel
egraph company.
= Chas. Akers' Arabian-only two re
\ moves had another good time of il la
evening. 1t ran away from Winstrand
grocery and was caught by crowd ,
men near the Moline mallaeble ire
works. The shaft of the wagon W,
broken and harness damaged boy vel
| badly scared.
The republicans who feel themselv
called TO legislate at the next coun
board are: p S Petersen, +. Harwoc
and Andrew Anderson. The latte
though he lives in the city, is the ma
who got up the petition to circulate
East Moline, against coming into Il
city. We fear Andrew has put his 70
t into affairs, that will hinder him fro
e ever being elected to any Office in til
city.
f. W. keator son, of J. S Keator. h
succeeded IN getting n contract for clea
ing the streets of Chicago, at the rate
sos, 40 per mile, for the ensuing yea
$ This involves an outlay to the city {
about $4,000. II we mistake not tn
is a bonanza. for the scrapings can
sold to parties for manure, and also
f fill up low ground. In the old COUNT
G a big bonus was paid cities and bur,
r for the privilege of gathering the dirt f
sale.
Herman Anderson, editor of the NJ
Settler paper printed in both the Swe
e ish and English languages at Sioux Cit
It Iowa, is in the city looking up bushes.
q 1t is of the democratic faith, and fro
what Mr.. Anderson says, he has fiji
field there ready for the sickle. He me
tons pillow company run by Swedish 7
publicans. several from Moline, who ha
three company stores. and compel the
men to trade in these stores or leave. N
Anderson has been in this country b
}. three years, can speak our language fai
ly well. aud is but twenty four years
age. II he lives ten years there win n
:, be so many of his countrymen in Il
2 good old party" as it claims now. I
!. will burst their chains and burn the lac