The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-28

| Did you register today
No police business today.
Ii you want to vote, register.
Great hosiery sale, at McCabe Bros.
A II. MrCandless, D. D. S, dentist.
The farmers are busy husking corn.
Country roads are getting better again.
DIR. Il. T. Hawley, dentist, corner Sew
| enteenth street and Sixth avenue.
No marriage licenses issued by County
Clerk Donaldson today,
Judge Adams is kept busy naturalizing
people these days
Travel is light, as evidenced by the
hotel registers.
John Walsh, of Presumption, was in the
city today,
DR.. J. w Stark, Dentist, 1922 Second
avenue. d1yr.
There will be business meeting of
the \. NJ C. A this evening
Mrs. NJ. X. Gates is in Chicago buying
goods for the fall trade.
Remember apron check ginghams only
4 cents yard. at McCabe Bros.
Vote for Henry for circuit clerk.
Frank Latin, of Rural, was in the city
today.
Another hunting party leaves for the
MeredOsia tomorrow.
I There were about 1000 people IN the
parade in Moline last night
Ladies full size extra quality diagonal
Newmarkets, only S4.62 at McCabe Bros
The weather is again delightful, but
how long will it last?
There was a very heavy frost last night.
Quite a number Of country people were
around town last night.
Vote for Hurst for States attorney.
Ladies full size extra quality diagonal
Russian circulars, wide fur collar and
ornaments 81 IS, at McCabe Bros
Vote for Albrecht for coroner.
The Hon. W. H. Neece, our member of
congress, was in the city again today.
Mr.. Louis Requa and Mrs. Freeman
left this morning for New York.
Justice Chopper is getting tired of set
ting around with nothing to do.
Bleuers band played in Moline last
night, and was the best band in the pa.
rade
Vote for Paddelford for the legislature.
Alderman Bennett went to Galva
this morning to talk politics to the peo-
pie in that community.
Vote for Niece for congress.
Charles E. Bodgson went up to Rock
ford on business today He will return
on Thursday.
They say that the funeral form and
post Office key protector doesn't feel well.
Poor thing.
Frank Welch has returned from an ex-
tended trip to the rowdy west, where he
reports everything on the boom.
City Attorney Corbett ard Alderman
George W. Henry went up to Rapids City
this afternoon to attend the democratic
meeting.
Ed. G. Allen. of the Moline Plow Co.,
went down toward Peoria this morning
on trip. He is now located in Mime
apolis and is doing well.
Justice Cooke left this morning for his
farm near Durant, Iowa. He took Sur>
veyor Stoddard along with him to survey
some dividing lines on the farm They
will return this evening or tomorrow.
L. ". Spencer went down to Toulon,
Stark county, this morning. He is doing
some work on the new county building at
, Toulon and he goes down once week to
see how it progresses.
The greatest % cent hosiery sale of
this century at McCabe Bros. Twenty sew
en- different styles of those bought at
forced sale at about half value.
, Conundrum; If it takes one humpback
: ed crossing to injure the funeral form,
how many hog backed crossings will il
! take to convert Citizen Bennett?'
The sale of seats for Maggie Mltchells
performance in the Burtis opera house
Davenport, on Thursday evening, began
this morning at Fluke's, and already &
. good house is assured
f Mr.. L. B. Thomas, formerly of Goa
: Valley, but now a prominent business
man of Angus, Iowa, was at the Harper
house this morning on his way home from
Chicago
Y Tomorrow the peoples party" of thi
e city are to have meeting Gen. West
:, of the late confederate army. will address
u the people. 1t has been vaguely hinte(
that Mr.. West has desire to becom,
vice president of the United States.
E. W. Hurst represents the leading
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