The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-04-02
BREVJTIES.
Election tomorrow,

Election tomorrow.
Scan your ticket closely and see that il
is correct before dcposlting it.
The genuine Burt's shoes. for gentle,
men, at E. Turner's.
The new cook of the Rock Island House
has arrived.
Big bargains in boots and shoes. Call
and get prices, at E. Turner's.
Mr.. Miner, of the Rock Island House,
is little under the weather to-day.
Another lot of ladies fine shoes, latest
styles, just received, at E. Turner's.
A vote for James z. Mott for mayor is
a vote for an economical, honest able
and impartial administration of city affairs
for the coming term.
Gents latest style shoes at Carse &
RetickeIs. If
Mr.. John F. McKihben will prove to be
one of the most efficient and thorough
collectors that Rock Island has ever had.
Mrs Green, fashionable dressmaker,
cutting and fitting a specially. Ali work
guaranteed. Par!ors, 2121 Third avenue,
between 21st and 22d streets. 2ld2w
Gilbert Bowen, who has been in Davi-
sons cigar store for some time past, has
taken ]. G. GroOms place on the Daven-
port Gazette.
The biggest bargains in shoes ever
offered in Rock Island are now given at
Olsen & Co.'S great closing out sale.
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Mr.. ]. T. Dixon, the merchant tailor,
took possession of his new store in the
Zeigler block, Second avenue this morn
ing.
Mr.. G. 4. Doellnger wishes that new
boy at his house were about twenty-One
years older in order that he might cast
vote for James T. Mott, John Aster &
Co.
Diamond dyes, at Thomas
Look out for rOorbacks. All manner of
wild, idle stories are put af1oat. Some
inventive genius Is hard at work in their
manufacture.
DR.. SCOTS electric hair brush, 81, at
Thomas drug store.
An electric light is being put into
Loewenstein's clothing store, where Mr..
j. E. Goldsmith holds forth.
Paints and oils, cheap, at Thomas
Mr.. NJ Danford, for a long time
past valued employe of B. D. Buford
& Co., starts for Oregon tonight In his
new home the best wishes of many Rock
Island friends will be with him.
Fine toilet soap, only four cents, at
Thomas.
The last socalied independent, MIR.
John Rosenfield, in the Fifth ward. has
Withdrawn, and. with his numerous
friends, will cordially support Mr.. Larkin
for alderman.
j. %. thinner is now prepared to suit
one and all with as fine and select a stock
of suitings as this city has seen.
The scaffolding was put up this morn
ing on the Central Presbyterian church
spire preparatory to repairing and other
wise improving it.
When you are ready to order that
spring suit call and look over those fine
patterns at >. B. Zimmers's.
Mr.. Joseph Spanglcr, inventor of the
excellent fire escape to which extended
allusion was made in the ARGUS a few
weeks ago, shipped his invention to-day
to the patent office at Washington.
Parks & Ellis are selling boots and
shoes away down lower than any other
house.
For big bargains in boots and shoes
Park 81 Ellis can suit you.
As fast as our people are being made
acquainted with the inner life and the
solid political and other virtues of Mr.
James T. Mott, the democratic candidate
for mayor. votes are being easily made
for him.
WANTED-Commercial travellers an,
local agents everywhere in the Unitet
States, to sell "Warren's Entire Whea
Patent Flour" the only true food flour
covered by patents; business exclusively
Franklin Mills Co., SO Clark street, Chi
cago, Ill. mch17-ms-5t
Before another issue of the ARGU
reaches our readers the battle will hay
boen fought and the victory won. T
the polls, every true citizen and see th'
the name of James z Mott heads you
ticket.
John Russ has removed his bakery an
restaurant across the street in Kelle
strass' building, where he will be glad
serve all his old customers as well as
new ones who will favor him with cal