The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-26

Selling at cost, Taylor x Philleo's. II
Democratic city convention this even
ing.
On Monday next Mr.. James Hardin
proposes TO start his sprinkler
The next man who fills the mayer
chair in the city of Rock Island will he q
democrat
Henry Carse is a nice. clever gentleman
but the people do not desire him fol
another term.
After to night there will be Emusic in
the air" and the candidates will be late to
bed and early to rise.
The prospects of success for the demo
cratic party IN the election are brighter
this year than they have been for some
time past.
Gents latest style shoes at Carse &
Reticker's. ~ IL
Evarts Commandery, X. T. win meet
this evening in special session for work
in the Red Cross and K. T. degrees.
The recently elected officers of the Rod
man Rifles have received their commits
sions from Springfield.
No living man has ever known Easter
to be on the 25th of March Since 1742
Easter has not come on the 25th of
March, and in 1868, 1874 and 1871 it also
came on that day. But many persons
now living will see il occur again. for it
will occur in 1894.
Some republican at Turner Hall on Sat
urday night found much better hat than
his own, which he forthwith appropriated.
Quite common mistake in the party of
highsmoral ideas.
Mrs. Green, fashionable dressmaker,
cutting and fitting a specially. All work
guaranteed. Par.ors, 2121 Third avenue,
between 21st and 22d streets. 21d2w
To succeed and deserve success the
democrats must nominate their best men
tonight and put ticket in the field that
every citizen can take pleasure in voting
for
The ARGUS is indebted to Congressman
Springer for portion of the Congress
sional Record, bearing date of March 5.
The German English school connected
with the Lutheran church, will reopen on
Wednesday morning, next
The Chicago. Burlington and Quincy's
annual meeting will be held in Chicago
April %. The report for the past wear is
nearly completed and will probably sDe
ready soon after April L.
The third annual ball of the Rock ISL
and Iron Moulders' Union, No. $50. will
be given in Armory Hall next Friday
evening, the Both inst Music by BIeuer's
full band. A car viii be in waiting after
the ball to accommodate Moline people.
The G. ID. 81 Q. company has completed
SIX new chair cars which will be placed
on the Denver line in few days and is
considering the advisability of building
sixteen new passenger coaches for the
same line, in order to accommodate the
increasing traffic
A. G. Pierce, of Monmouth, postal
clerk on the c., B. & @. road, met with a
severe accident at the depot at Quincy
one day last week. He stepped out ot
the car and fell, striking his head agains
a bar under the car, cutting deep cash
which bled profuselY. Tie was so badly
hurt as to be unable for duty for som,
days.
Hereafter the headquarters of DIR.
B. Ormsty, an excellent physician of up
ward of thirty years practice, win be a
Trainings drug store in Milan.
Saturday evening fire alarm, sounde
as people were on their way to the th'
atre, was caused by the burning of som
brush somewhere near the foot of tt
bluff between Seventeenth and Twentiet
streets.
Marriage licenses have been issued
William Winterfeldt and Miss MAJ
schweneker, of Coo; Swan Swanson,
Davenport, and Miss Betty Benson,
Moline, Charles T. W. Kolloff and Mi
Wilhelmine Steit, of Rock Island.