The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-11
NOTES HEREAMD rHERE.
Sunday, to.morrow-"Give us

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row.
-Market square presented . iiFel,
appearance to-day.
Regular meeting of the board 6
9 supervisors on Tussday next.
MIR. Winters play oftsAu Correct
al Timm's ball. Moline. tonight sd'
-Armory Hall has been engaged fe'
Monday evening for social party. aiss
The Fourth Ward Democrats organ
ize to night Hancock and English club
Lou Wollenhaupt. VINO has been il
New York for some time has returned &c
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The business men. as rule. report
trade light Too much politics the cause
il is always so in presidential years. IL.
The treasury accounts investigation il
proceeding and so is the exchange OF mud
between Jim Ballard and Haverstiek'
Regular meeting tonight OF the Sun
nyside Hancock and English club, at the
engine house, at 7:30 clock. Turn out
boys.
-Don't forget the meeting to night, al
the Fourth Ward hose house. for the pur-
pose of organizing Hancock and English
club. Let there be good turn out.
MIR. John o. Freed has returned from
his sojourn in Berks county county, Penn
sylvania, John is satisfied TO stay at
home for the present.
The Chicago Times says that Governor
Culiom deals in dead issues and is not
not being accorded very cordial recep-
ton, and the Times is correct.
Remember the Turner excursion to
Muscatine. tomorrow. on the Maggie
Rsaney aud barges. It viii be pleasant
trip and the weather promises 10 be fav-
orable.
Geo. w. Platt. the artist. returned
yesterday, from Kansas City. No. He
inteuds to go to Chicago in few days
where he will be happy to meet ali Rock
Island friends.
There was Republican meeting at
Reynolds last night at which J. J. Parks
and E. d. Sweeney made speeches. A
letter from there says she attendance was
light and the meeting a izzle.
The Chicago Daily Nesos says thai
even if the Republican majority in Yer
mont should reach the figures claimed fol
ito wit, 27.0OO-It will be much less
than that of 1868, which gave Grant oyer
Seymour a majority of 80, l22, and in 1875
made his majority 3O.554.
The Cullom blow out at Cambridge
was not the immense affair the Republi'
cans would have the people believe
Reliable information states that the
was far below the expectation
of the mana gers, and as for enthusiasm
why. there wasn't any,
MIR. Micheal c, Conner steward of the
Salt River canal boat. is expected to
give his ideas of what shall be eaten and
drank during their voyage up next No
vember, at Turner hall to night. No
loubt, Gar soup will be the first on the
bill,
The Knights Templar have rendered
l reception 20 the,Rodman..R Rifles, to be held
next Thursday evening at Masonic
Temple. The Templars feel kindly 10
wards the Rifles for favors before the
and the reception is q mark oil
gratitude
There is cigar maker 10 Moline who
makes two brands of cigars-one be calls
Hancock. the other Garfield. His sale of
Hancock cigars is three 90 one in favor of
Hancock, T. e. he sells three Hancock
,igars 10 one Garfield. Novem Der will
ELL about the same story.
Daniel DAILY. Jr.. sou of Daniel DAILY
ESQ.,, is blacksmith by trade. and his
shop is opposite the court house. near the
,orner of 18th street and I'd avenue. MIR.
Daily is thorough workman and is pre-
pared to do everything in the blacksmith
ng line in the best manner, and guaran-
ices 10 give satisfac ton in every particu-
ar He is young man and it is no more
han right that the public should give him
chance for his bread aud butter.
Mr.. John Ryan has been in the city
or few days in the interest of j. r.
Edwards Il Co.'S. old Dominion Iron
Paint. for leaking roofs. and which is said
o be without rival. Mr.. Ryan is going
o put this paint on the roof of the Kestor
House. Moline. and DR.. Truesdsle's resi-
ence. in Rock Island. and guarantees to
top all leaks on iron, tin. slate and shin
lie roofs. All who wait their leaky roofs
topped can secure the services of MI.
syan by giving him call.
Mrs, Lucretia Crisswell. who, togeth-
r with her husband. settled in Edeington
his county. 10 1912 died at the residence
f her son-in-law, Mr.. Gilpip Moore, on
ioline avenue. On Friday Sent. 10th
lrs. c., was a consistent me mber of the
BAPTIST church. and the fun eral services
ERE conducted by the Rev. 0. w. Van
,sdel, of the same denomination /. from Mr.
Ioore's residence, at 2 o'clock I. his after
DON. The funeralwias attended by large
lumber of old settlers and friends.