The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-04-05
BRIEFLETS.
Vote for John Aster for supervisor.

Sheriff j.. III. Ketcker and vile nave
returned from their trip to Iowa.
Daniel Corken is the coming alderman
from the Third ward.
Girl wanted at 6l9 Twenty third street
Steady place and good wages.
Democrats, vote for Alderman Cava-
nsugh in the Fifth ward. Do not let the
republicans hoodwink you.
Peter Farrell has made record in the
council which entities him TO reelection
from the ward he has so ably represented.
You can get cut rates over any railroad
at Blake's ticket office under Harper
house. div
Democrats, be sure that you vote to.
morrow. Upon the full strength of the
party vote depends success,
Chas Engel will make one of the best
supervisors on the board See that he is
elected.
Supervisor John Aster will 60 back TO
the board of supervisors by rousing
majority, as his past services merit.
Democrats of the Third ward, show
your disapprobation of boilers by voting
for Dan Corken tomorrow.
Miss Mary Moran, of McCabe's millinery
department, has returned from three
days visit to Chicago.
II qualifications are to be considered,
James Larkin should be elected by a
rousing majority Tuesdsy 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. Z. W. Hurst, agent
Office over Rock Island National Bank.
Read your ticket carefully before you
vote tomorrow See that it is headed
Democratic Ticket" and that all The
names are correct.
Standing room only at the muslin un'
derwear sale today,-we expect as thu
prices indicate, a larger attendance to-
morrow. Come early McCabe's.
The jefferson club propose TO see tina
no illegal votes are cast tomorrow, snC
will prosecute any one found voting lille
gally, to the full extent of the law.
See that your ballot on next Tuesda,
reads, For assistant supervisors, David
Fitzgerald, J F. Rosenfeld. Fred Appel
gust, Charles Engel"
Reward John Barge for his past service
by rejecting him assessor. A faithful
conscientious public servant is the righ
man in the right place.
Fred Appelquist's friends say he will h
elected by good majority. He is yer!
popular with all classes. and has the con
fidence of the p eople.
Better garments selling first at the mus
lin underwear sale at McCabe's. Re
markable bargains in IS, 81 90, ST.
and 80 90 garments, worth double.
D NJ. Fitzgerald will be returned to th
baard of supervisors without doubt
The people desire to have him serve a
least another term.
Rabe, Heitherends & Lewis, No 1871
Second avenue have on hand compile
stock of the latest designs in wall paper
Mr. George W. Cash, travelling sale:
man for Henry Darts Sons, has decide
to move his family from Geneseot 40 thi
city.
There will be new Dallo. bosz all owe
the city tomorrow. Thes fhave bee
painted red. so as not betrsy an
serious result. should there be any.
DR. c. C. Truesdale and wife aud sol
Charles returned this morning froI
Minneapolis DR.. Truesdale is much in
proved in health.
W. II. Lunds will have walk ava
next Tuesday. He will capture the wal
while the republicans are trying TO fin
some one brave enough to oppose him.
Mr.. r. Stockhouse, general freiel
sgent of the Rock Island & Peoria, an
wife have returned from their visit /
Dubuque.
Maj. Gen. o. o. Howard, who was 3:
, signed Friday TO the command of the mi
itary division of the Pacific, passe
through the city yesterday on his wa
east
Mr.. NJ. S. Bledsoe, who received ii
second highest number Of votes for tn
sldermanic nomination in the Sevent
ward. has decided to enter :he field as a
in dependent candidate.
Chss. Ritter may be a little more acl
i've than John Aster, but when it com,
to political contest, "Uncle John"
|, too fast for him. The only question
as to his majority.
W. F. Schroeder will have things pre-
ty much his own way in the Seveni
ward next Tuesday. This comes of h
excellent record as representative in tn
municipal body from that ward.
James Larkin will make good run
d the Sixth ward tomorrow. Vote
him and the property owners of the Sixl
will not regret it. He is public spirits
citizen and an able man IN all respects.
Winslow Howard has denounced dem
s Gratis time and time again, but he is nc
e soliciting their vote in the First wal
U II is not likely that he will get ma
of them, however.
A new hardware firm is to be start
e on Second avenue, of which il Is unde
+ stood Mr.. William Ladders, now in I
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