The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-15

Never say die.
Democrats. vote straight.
Democrats don't forget to register.
Oct. 26.
-Sociable at the Episcopal chapel this
evening.
The noxt registry day is Tuesday,
Oct, 26. Do not forget this.
Close up the lines and go to work Tor
Hancock. Trumbuli and victory.
Remember the meeting of Third Ward
Hancock club on Saturday night.
@-You save $3.50 on Denver Col. tickets
BY buying of Blake l22 End st. Daven-
port.
Keep right at them. boys. aud never
let up. We will elect Hancock 10 spite OF
Republican money.
twenty-five Californians passed
through''on the Rock Island road yesterday
morning going east on pleasure trip.
The Fifth Ward registry contains
800 names as the frst days register Let
every Democrat see that his name Is on
the list.
George German complained of one
Henry Brown, colored for unmereiiuliy
beating a horse. He was brounght before
Justice Hayden who fined him 20 ana
costs. Served him right.
To morrow night l6th)a fair will ope
in the basement of St. Josephs Church.
2nd avenue and last, and continue every
night next week. Season tickets one
dollar, single admission Is cents
| The Democratic party has been called
dead party for the last 10 years, but
always comes up smiling. The Democrat
10 party will survive the Republican aud
every other party, will preach the tuoeral
Grafton over them ell. The Democratic
ia the party of the people aud cannot be
squelched.
The Republicans in their ecstatic elee
over Indiana seem to have forgotten that
the Democrats wiped out Republican
majority of 1900 in Maine. The Demo-
crats have not forgotten it, however. and
don't propose to, Keep up the music
Democrats, the Republicans will siog a
| dolefull song next month.
There will be no hogshesd of money
| to roll into Indiana to whoop up a No
| vember victory and the Democratic
strength will grow every day for the next
three weeks. The Democrats will 60 to
work now with the comforting prospects
of having better chance for fair .shoW
| and sure thing in the outlook to stimu
late renewed energy in their oanvass;-S
Louis Republican.
An installation of officers oi Daven-
port Chapter No. l6. Royal Arch Masons
took place last Wednesday evening, witt
George E. Marvin as High Priest. L. +
Dosh IS King. NJ. L llurd as Scribe, W
IC. Warmer as Treasurer, NJ. D. Snyder
Secretary. q. H. Poet as Principal So
Ijourner. f. w. Lerch as Captain OF the
Guard, VIM. Winnecke as third Veil. w
IL. Zimmerman as second Veil, f. M
CLARK as first Veil. and w, G, Jones al
Tiler.
during the week, says the 81, Louis
Globe Democrat of Sunday last. ''All thu
. Rage has been played at ST. Louis to tht
largest business ever known in the Olym
pic theatre. The receipts on Wednosds!
night were nearly 500 more than wa
r ever before taken there at one perform
ance. The house was so crowded that th,
orchestra had to be put ID the wings.
! Remember that "All the Rage" will b
presented at Harper's Theatre Tomorrow
evening, Secure your seats.
S NJ. CLARK, the versatile editor o
the Gate City. in Il speech ut Washington
the other day. said: "A man names
Thompson seeing his lazy bull standing b,
4 the barn said he ought to be set to work
He clapped yoke on Taurus and, SEEM
no OK or steer or other ass to yoke hin
n | with, Thompson tburst his own heat
through the other loop. nudged the bul
and said Cit And the bull got
Thompson didn't want TO go, but he ha'
to And they sailed down the street
flying, Thompson saying, Here We come
= darn our fool souls, stop US somebody!
They 6paily stopped the circus. Thompson
| remal king, UDyoke the bull, III stand.
- Washington Press. Wonder if Mr.
Clark is aware Of the fact that his fuun.
story was true one The incident b.
he narrated actually oc CURED in Rocl
Island some forty years ago-0nly th'