The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-06

BREvfTIES.

election.
Vote for OMara.
The ARGUS Office will be open tomorrow
night for the receipt of election news.
Gents latest style shoes, at Carse q
Reticker's. oct-31d6t
Next Monday Mr. J. S. Gilmore win be-
gin his regular pork packing harvest
Installation services at the Central Pres
byterian church next Thursday evening.
The most comfortable and cosy place IN
this section to day is the cabin of the J.
W. Spencer.
The .'boss electrician arrived here on
Saturday and win have things in shape
soon.
Morris is working the temperance dodge
and the saloon interest at one and the
same time.
The electric light tower at the intersec-
ton of Seventeenth street and Second ave-
nue., was completed this afternoon.
Vote for Reticker.
A full stock of slippers, at Carse Il
Reticker's. 31-d6t
'Esmeralda" must possess peculiar in
terest to southern people, since its first
scene is laid in North Carolina.
'sEsmeralda" was North Carolina girl
and in spite of a French Marquis re
manned true to her southern sweetheart
The competitors "get left" when they
figure against Bengston's prices, and the
people are finding it out. Nov3d1w
The Business Mems meeting, appointed
for last Saturday evening, was postponed
till after election, for reasons which viii
commend themselves TO everybody.
Yesterday being the 10th anniversary of
the birth of Capt. W. H. Pierce, he was
presented with an elegant Knell reclining
chair by Mrs. Pierce and the BARNS"
To accommodate those who need his
services, Judge Adams will open court at
half past seven this evening for the pur-
pose of naturalization.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Central
Presbyterian church, will meet at the
residence of Mrs. Davis, on Thursday after
noon next, beginning at $50 o'clock.
The following are the latest marriage
licenses issued: Peter j. Johnson and Miss
Emma Peal, Moline; Fritz Schnett and Miss
Kate Berg, Davenport; Peter Johnson and
Miss Ada A. Lamb, Port Byron.
Vote for Gould.
The Pittsburgh is expected down about
o'clock this afternoon. The Mary Nor
ton, which will be the last through boat
for ST. Paul this season. will probably reach
the rapids on Wednesday morning.
A grand free lunch every morning from
$50 till II at o. F. Soper's, No. 1870
Eighteenth street, also oysters served up
in the latest style. Nov3dtf
During the run of Esmcralda at the
souvenirs were presented to the public.
The first was an idealiZed head of the hero
inc, painted by hand in water colors The
second q beautiful Illuminated tile repre-
senting an 'Esmeralda" head. The third a
handsome volume containing a reproduc
ton of original photographs of the
company who presented the play at the
theatre.
Vote for Kenworthy.
Last night the fellow going home from
church with his girl needed something more
substantial than 1.-The love light in her eyes
as a guide. So thought the writer of this
paragraph when he tumbled over pile of
brick and sat astride of a tombstone in front
of Iglehart's establishment on Fifteenth
street, at O'clock. For a fact the situation
was too romantic for anything. He was
as sober as judge, the night was as dark
as Erebus, and if there isn't corner on Ian
terms in Rock Island soon it will be a Won
der.
Mrs. McCav and Mrs. Fennell, although
neighbors in the lower part of the city are
not as good friends as they might be. In
fact they quarrel and in a recent battle
with their respective jaws Mrs. Fennell
claims that Mrs. McCaw used very inn
polite language, considerable of it, so to
speak. The case was to have been heard this
afternoon by Squire Chopper but owing to
the necessary absence of Interested parties
it was continued.