The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-04
THE CITY In BRIEF.

A. II. McCandless, D. D. s., dentist.
Turkish baths, corner of Fourth and
Brady streets, Davenport.
DR.. A. T. Hawley, dentist, corner Sew
| teenth street and Sixth avenue.
Did you see those elegant carpets and
curtains at Cordes s. Kann's?
DR.. J. W. Stark, Dentist, 1922 Second
avenue. d1yr.
Vote for the mayor who put $4,000
in the sinking fund
Aid. Henry is one of the best aldermen
the city ever had and will be returned
Support Mayor Mott if you want the
city affairs conducted on principles of
economy.
Twenty-three dozen bleached napkins,
at IS cents, worth 6S to 10 cents at Hoff-
| masters.
Call in and see those elegant carpets
| and curtains now on exhibition at Cordes
& Kanns.
August Lift is the man for the collec>
torship. Upright and a careful business
man, he is sure to be elected.
John Atkinson will make tip top al
derman, and the people of the Sixth ward
know it. They will stand by him by big
majority.
Twenty-Five dozen Barnes, Damask and
Huck towels. 53x2S inches. lthe largest
towel made) at % cents, worth AZ cents,
at Hoffmaster's.
The republicans can't expect to defeat
the democratic nominee in the Fifth ward.
lie will have the support of the working
men.
Mr.. Peter Larkin has been placed on
the democratic ticket as a candidate for
justice of the peace. He is worthy gen.
tlemaE, and would make an excellent ius>
tice.
Special sale of 60 inch wide guaranteed
Turkey red, bleached, unbleached, fancy
border, etc, table linens at 80 cents, worth
IS cents, at Hoffmaster's.
Aid. Stengel has done as much for the
citysduring his time in the council as any
one, and his constituents know enough to
keep good thing when they get it. He
will go back
Old Joe needn't bother himself about
Mayor Motifs autography. One thing is
certain, and that is Mr. Mott will not dis
grace himself like Old Joe did when he
held public position.
See that the ticket you vote next Tues
day has the name of John Aster for su-
pervisor and d. Fitzgerald, Henry Siemon,
Arthur Burial, and c. p. Swanson for
assistant supervisors. All have had ex>
pericnce except Mr.. Siemon, and he will
make good one.
10 his rosnds in search of news this af>
ternoon, the reporter came across some
new facts of interest in regard to the for
nation of the Kangaroo ticket, which will
be given TO the public on Monday.
Cordes & Kann are sending out lots of
furniture, carpets and curtains, and every
one admires them. They are receiving
new goods every day and they give their
word and honor that there is no one else
connected with their business, whatever
Mr.. John Flanagan is the democratic
candidate for constable A resident of
this city for thirty years, he knows its
people and is known by the people as a
steady, deserving man. He will perform
his duties conscientiously and to the full
satisfaction of everyone
Numerous workingmen who were ca
joled and influenced into leaving the
democratic party, by the clique that has
now sold them out, have announced their
intention to return to their first love, and
VIII vote the straight democratic ticket
next Tuesday.
Capt. Harry Abel is one of the most
expert book>keepers and accountants in
the city. Besides this he is one of the
most deserving men ever nominated
able, honest and industrious, and will
make the best city clerk the city ever had.
For three; days, six for $3.50. Cons
mencing Monday, April 9th, we will, for
three days, make any of our patrons six
of our elegant panel photographs for
$3.50 Remember, Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, April 9th, It'll and Sth only.
MoCABE Bros.
A better man than Frank III was never
put up in the Fourth ward. He has the
time and inclination to make his term of
service IN the council useful and satisfac.
tory to his constituents, and is adapted to