The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-15
THE CITY In BRIEF.

Davenport in "A cricket on the hearth. -
The masses were out late last night to
learn the latest from the election.
Ladies heavy plain black jerseys at 81
cents worth 81. 50, at McCabe Bros.
One week from this evening the But
lerites have their blowout IN Union
square.
Officer Etzel, assisted by crowd of
nimble footed kids" drove number of
cows into the pound last evening
McCabe Bros. will exhibit many novel
designs in rich millinery from the hands
of their own special artists
Deputy County Clerk Kohler was on one
of the board of registries in Moline yes
terday.
The people in the lower end of the city
are enthusiastic for Cleveland and Hens
bricks.
Samuel Heagy, of Hampton, passed
through the city today on his way to Mat
toOn on business.
Millinery opening at McCabe Bros. on
Thursday, Friday aud Saturday of this
week
Special meeting of the city council this
evening to discuss the propriety of pass
ing an emergency fund ordinance.
Call at Arnold's Bazaar corner Second
and Main streets, Davenport, for the lat
est styles in clocks
The grand opening of cloaks continues
all this week ut Arnold's Bazaar's corner
Main and Second streets, Davenport
Have yon heard the latest news from
Ohio? was the leading question on the
streets today"
The scaffolding WIS removed from
around the new steeple on the First Bap>
fist church today, the steeple having been
completed.
DR.. j. W. Stark, Dentist, 1929 Second
avenue. d1yr.
Albert Clausscn, son of Mayor Claus
sen, of Davenport, was in the city last
night Albert is studying law in his
fathers office
Bleucr's band rendered some excellent
music at the Franklin square meeting last
evening The martial band music of the
Sunnysde club was also excellent.
Tomorrow, Friday and Saturday, &C
ours the opening exhibit of fall and win
ter pattern hats and bonnets at McCabe
Bros,
| A young fellow named Bysinger living
in the lower part of the city, came near
having his nose kicked off by gun the
other day. He now wears his nose in &
sling.
The Chicago Music md Drama, of {
a recent date contains very fair picture
of John Hoyt, of Davenport, and shor
sketch of his career under the heading o.
Prominent Men in the Western Trade
We are assured that the display of flint
millinery at McCabe Bros. opening ex
hibit will eclipse any previous exhibi
, ever made in this section.
: S. S. Stutzmon, of Chicago, an Indian
as straight as an arrow, with hair q
straight as a shingle and black as &
ravens wing, is in the city stopping a
, the Commercial hotel.
Chief Marshal Reticker requests all hi.
assistants to meet at democratic head
quarters Friday evening, to make 1ina
preparations for the Saturday night de
monstration.
Mr.. Alfred II, Taylor, the republican
candidate for clerk of the Northern Gram
Division of the supreme court, was in tn
city to day. His family are visiting rela
tives in Davenport.
The different democratic committee
will meet tonight at the office of Chair
man Huesing, of the county democrati
committee, for business. All committee
are expected to be present.
DR.. A. T. Hawley, dentist, corner Sev
, enteenth street and Sixth avenue.
Last evening crowd of pretty har
customers came in on the c. M. & St. P
from Savanna. They painted themselve
red here last night and left for the ives
this morning.
The announcement has been made of
special election in Phoenix hose house o.
Tuesday Nov. 4, for the purpose of elect
ing an alderman to fill the vacancy cause
; by the resignation of Alderman Phillips
of the Second ward
People coming from Moline to tn
democratic rally next Saturday evenin
may rest assured that they will get HON
safely and quickly after the speech b
Senator Mcdonald. Arrangements hay
been made for G. M. & St. p train
= return all people to Moline and vicinit
e on Saturday night.
Drs. Morgan & McCandless, dentists
1t is rumored that the Union will short
, begin the publication of serial stor
from the pen of the Funeral Form, Ell
titled, The Hump-backed Crossing, c
y the Downfall of the Dude" 1t will be
!; very funny story, as the author is we
known humOrst.
A new telephone wire has been erecte
y between this city and Milan. Subscriber
to the telephone exchange will appreciat
this as it will enable them to get Mia
|, quicker when they call, and of course til
!, same thing will be the result in Milan.
Messrs Louis Adler and J. Uhrig, {
}, Des Moines, have located in this city an
/, joined the Turner gymnasium club. M
!. Adler is good general athlete, and NJ
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