The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-31
gEEVITIES.

Council meeting next Monday evening
Train Sunday tomorrow on the c., B
60.
Services will be resumed tomorrow il
the Central Presbyterian church.
Tomorrow will be the second Sunday
after Easter.
The genuine Burt's shoes. for gentle
men, at K. Turner's.
Special services in the Broadway
Presbyterian church every evening mex
week.
Squire Chopper turned into the city
treasury to-day the sum of $36.45 fines
collected during the present month.
At alate hour this afternoon County CLERK
Donaldson was to draw jury for the
present term of county court to report
week from next Monday, the 9th inst
Davi4 s. Mason is the name of a new
fish and poultry firm doing business al
No. 119 Eighteenth street
Big bargains in boots and shoes. Cali
and get prices, at E. Turner's.
B. d. Buford s. Co. are at present fill
Ing large number of orders for break
ersr for the boundless Western prairies
The mortuary record for this week is
confined TO Cornelius Dougherty. aged 10
years, who died of old age.
Tomorrow certain republican politi-
eians will be badly fooled, whether they
attend church or keep on eiectioneering.
Another lot of ladies fine shoes, latest
styles, just received, at E. Turner's.
Supervisor Steddard will soon have an
opportunity of taking few much needed
lessons in economy from Uncle John As
ter, who will see that he is well baked
next Tuesday.
There is not much betting done yet on
election. but the best judges among the
betting men are backing the democratic
candidates for mayor and city attorney.
Republicans and taxpayers generally,
compare the respective records of ex-
Supervisor Aster and Supervisor Stoddard
an honest and economical officials and
you will then be prepared to decide be-
tween them at the polls.
Father Mackins Easter collection
amounted to the handsome figures of
$3.50, another incident Of the apprecia-
ton Of his parishioners.
Gents latest style shoes at Carse q
Reticker's. If
The following marriage licenses were
issued by County Clerk Donaldson to-
day; John Halk and Miss Derothea
Ohms, of Rock Island; Edward n. Thorn
ton, and Miss Harriet E. Bowser, of
Drury.
Mrs. Green, fashionable dressmaker.
cutting and fitting a speciality. All work
guaranteed. Par!ors, 2121 Third avenue,
between 2ist and 22d streets. 21d2w
4 vote for Honest John" Aster for
supervisor is vote for most efficient
and worthy gentleman who never has any
personal axes to grind as member of the
board, but always has an eye single to the
best interests of the people of the county.
His past record shows it.
WAETED-Commercial travellers and
local agents everywhere in the United
States, to sell ffWarren's Entire Wheat
Patent Flour" the only true food flour:
covered by patents; business exclusively
Franklin Mills Co.. 50 Clark street. Chi
cago, III. mch17-ms-5t
"Onee upon time" Supervisor Stod-
dard, as surveyor, was engaged by we'll
known citizen to survey plat in the
slough which required filing in. 1t
seems that the stakes were driven IN so
deeply that it was impossible to find them
bnt the bill was made out all the same
and sent in, whereupon the employer in
sisted upon first seeing the stakes, in
order that he might have personal knowl
edge of the work performed The next
morning, early, he found the stakes at hss
door properly labeled 'sHere they are. .
How's that for economical surveying.
The ARGUS has improved facilities for
doing job work of ali kinds. 1t employs
none but the best of workmen, while its
material is of the latest style and is being
constantly added to. It's stock of fancy
stationery is large and varied; its suppl.
of all kinds of commercial stock is prac-
tieally unlimited, and IFS prices are rea-
sonable. The best of work guaranteed
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