The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-06
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

Finest photographs at McCabe Bros.
A. H. McCandless, D. D. S., dentist.
A vote for Mott for mayor is vote for
an honest man.
Go to the rink tomorrow evening and
see the game of foot bali on skates.
Dr. A. T. Hawley, dentist. corner Sew
teenth street and Sixth avenue.
A vote for Mott for mayor is vote for
an honest man.
The next entertainment at the rink is a
game of foot hall on skates.
DR.. j. w. Stark, Dentist, 1922 Second
avenue. dlYr
A vote for Mott for mayor Is vote for
an honest man
Don't miss seeing Emmett in his great
character of Fritz" tonight.
The city council meets this evening in
regular session.
A good boys suit. nicely made, latest
style. only $l.75 at the Golden Eagle.
Nice oranges and lemons, at Henry
Lamps.
David and Jonathan:-him of the ISL
dnder and them of the Union.
Aid. Henry is one of the best aldermen
the city ever had and will be returned.
A vote for Mott for mayor is a vote for
an honest man.
A new telephone has been put in at the
residence of Frank Mixter. 1t is no 1178.
Fritz" Emmett in "The Strange Mar
riage of Fritz" at Harper's theatre to-
night.
Until Thursday next McCabe Bros. will
give six of their fine panel pictures for
$3.50.
Dawson Packing Co.'S, California
canned fruits of all kinds. the best in the
market, at Lamps.
The vanity of human hopes: Thou
art 50 near and yet so far as the discon>
ISOLATE Joseph said to his leadership.
Mr.. Homer Lowry and wife, and Miss
Bessie Harper will spend a week in Chi
cago, to enjoy the opera season.
McCabe Bros. will make six of their
elegant panel photographs for 81 so on
orders given Tuesday or Wednesday.
Mr.. E. II. Guyer and sister will go to
Chicago next Thursday to ATTEND the
opera.
w. McCandless, of Orion, brother of
Mr.. John McCandless, with his wife, were
in the city today.
Vote for the mayor who put $4,000
in the sinking fund.
The latest styles of mems and boys
neckware, just received at the Golden
Eagle
The choking of the sewer pipe at the
armory made that vicinity slightly I'M
pleasant today. 1t has been remeded.
Jack Garin, who was put in the armory
for assault, last week, was liberated yes
tcrday.
Putting down monopolies:-a solemn
conclave in Danforth's office resolving to
uphold the interests of the ferry company.
| John McCandless, of Rural, returned
from trip to New Orleans Saturday
morning. He was delighted with what he
saw and heard.
Special sale of 60 inch wide guaranteed
Turkey red, bleached, unbleached, fancy
border, etc, table linens at SO cents, worth
IS cents, at Hoffmaster's.
Republicans to Danforth res
in this bosom (our) own stricken deer
(dear.)
Support Mayor Mott if you want the
city affairs conducted on principles Of
economy.
August Lift is the man for the collec
torship. Upright. and a careful business
man, he is sure 10 be elected.
A treaty of neutrality-suspicious.
voting for Butterfly Bennett. and the or
gan playing the tune of you tickle II
and "we'll tickle you."
John Atkinson will make tip top al
derman, and the people of the Sixth ware
know it. They will stand by him by Bis
majority.
The largest line of boys clothing in tn,
three cities, is to be found at the Colder
Eagle.
A vote for Mott for mayor is a vote fo
an honest man.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
gineers, with their families and friends
will hold another social at their rooms OF
the evening of April s.
Mass meeting tonight at Phoenix hos
house. Turn out everybody and listen t.
the discussion Of the political situation.
There was break in the water main OF
Second avenue between Nineteenth ant
Twentieth streets yesterday. Workme
were busy fixing it today.
The different democratic ward commit
tees are earnestly requested to meet at th
ARGUS office this evening at Z o'clock o
important business
JAMES B. LADDERS, Chairman
Republican sagacity:-the g. 0. p
looking over the head of the ablest at
, torney in the city,to see young limb G
the law ten miles away in the prospective
The Islanders lament:-I'm swallowe,
, up, I'm lost, I'm in the belly of the re
, publican whale;
''Since am early done for,
81 wonder what ever begun for
Mrs. Joseph Gaskell, nee Truesdal,
arrived from Minneapolis yesterda
morning on a visit to relatives an
! friends.
Aid. Stengel has done as much for tn
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