The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-04-03
RRIEFLETS.

Lamps.
Miss Lee Cook is back at her post as
day operator in the telephone exchange. |
The public schools closed last night for
the two weeks sprineSacation.
Democrats, vote for Alderman Cava-
naugh in the Fifth ward. Do DO, let the
republicans hoodwink you.
Prepare for ye olde Foxes Singing.
Old Joe is waxing fat off the butchers.
This is probably the reason he can afford
to throw the workingmen overheard.
You can get cut rates over any railroad
at Blake's ticket Office under Harper
house. div
Mr. Ben Levi, who has been in the city
visiting his parents, left for the east
Thursday evening.
Concerto at We Methodist meetynge
house.
All the candidates should be at church
tomorrow, but we are afraid they will be
somewhere else.
Found-on the public highway, two
shirts. which may be seen and identified
at the ARGUS office.
Ii qualifications are to be considered,
James Larkin should be elected by a
rousing majority Tuesday next.
Dan Corken will carry the Third ward
by hundred majority or more. He has
the respect and confidence of everyone.
Insure in the Boylston Insurance Co. of
Boston, Mass. organized 1872 Assets
nearly 81. 100000. E. W. Hurst, agent
Office over Rock Island National Bank.
See that your ballot on next Tuesday
reads, For assistant supervisors. David
Fitzgerald, A. J. Rosenfield, Fred Appel
gust, Charles Engel."
Reward John Barge for his past service
by rejecting him assessor. A faithful
conscientious public servant is the right
man in the right place.
Great bargains at the Central shoe
store and how the people flock to see
their elegant line of spring and summer
stock.
Alderman S. j Collin Is home from
Rush Center, KANSAS. hf Steve wasn't
an alderman already, jhow quickly h,
would be pouuced u Nm by the political
birds of prey.
E. L. Parmenter, attorney at law
Makes collections, loans money, and vii
attend to any legal business intrusted t
him. Office, postoffice block, Rock ISL
and, III ds&w1y
The republicans may induce some o
the prominent democrats in the Fiftl
ward 10 support their candidate, but tn,
mass of the voters will have something tt
Isay on election day.
Rabe, Heitherends & Lewis No. 1871;
Second avenue have on hand u complet,
stock OF the latest designs in wall paper
Alderman Cavanaugh will poll the vot
of every laboring man in the Fifth ward
besides nearly the full strength of tn
democratic party. The republican schem
will not be tolerated there, the democrat
are too sharp.
The Jefferson club will meet In al
tjourned session this evening. Bus
, mess of importance connected with tn
coming banquet is to be discussed. Their
should be general attendance of a
members as we'll as the various commit
tees.
By the way, is Ferguson an anti aba
TOR mani Although 1t should be n
issue in the campaign, the fight upo
Cavanaugh is made on this point, and
might be well to know how Mr. Ferguso
stands on the question. We give hi
the credit of being in favor of all sanitar
mea sures.
Kansas land excursion leaves Roc
Island, Tuesday evening April 6. Lane
in Graham and Trego counties, cheap, c
long time with a small payment dow
Call on Medill, Whitehead s. Matthew
land Office in postoffice block, for MAJ
and information.
Supervisors Campbell, of South Roc
Island, and Heath, of Black Hawk. fint
ing that there was not much possibili
of their receiving the republican nomin
ton for return TO the county board, a
cepted nominations on the citizens tick
of their respective townships in hopes
getting back in spite of opposition fro
> their respective townships. Messr
Heath and Campbell will be laid away f
reference.
!. II H. K. Cox, whom the republican
3 of Hampton have nominated for tow
= clerk, is he whom we have in our mind
eve, he is dead beat, and if the citize
of Hampton know him as well as he
r known in certain quarters here, he will
defeated on general principles. He ow
), the ARGUS some $16 for back subscriI
5 tons, and his paper was stopped We
e ago and his name placed upon the blac
list in this Office.
T Alderman Schroeder takes things We
T easy in the Seventh ward. He remains
e his grocery store, and weighs butter al
cheese with complacency that must
= extremely irritating to the other cand
f dates. The great opposition which W
supposed to be accommodating again
= Schroeder, with the intention of fellir
U him at one fell stroke, has gone up Il
flue, so to speak, and the gentleman
= the Seventh ward is supremacy happy
. 1t is hardly probable if Mr.. Whitma
the republican candidate for alderman
d the Fourth ward, were home, that