Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-02

Election day tomorrow.
Vote for Barge for assessor.
Vote for Wyrlck for supervisor.
Silks at McIntire Bros. this week.
Vote the township democratic ticket.
Read McIntire Bros. advertisement.
Vote for Jimmie" Dixon for collector
Piano for sale or rent. Enquire at 39s
Eleventh street.
Mr.. Chas. Fisher, of Ottawa. spent
Easter in the city
The collections of the city scales for
March were $42. 80
Democrats of the Second ward vote
for O'Reilly for alderman.
Turkeys and chickens dressed to order
on short notice at Mays.
Vote for Matthias Schnell for alderman
in the Fourth ward tomorrow.
Black siks-special offering at McIn-
tire Bros this week-9S cents
The school childrens concert at the
rink tonight and tomorrow night.
Vote for ladders, Sullivan, Jones and
Borrower for assistant supervisors.
Miss Belle Peasants will give a recep9
ton tomorrow afternoon from three to
six.
Democrats of the First ward vote
straight for Strupp for alderman tomor>
row.
BY mutual agreement of both parties
there will be no carriages at the polls to-
morrow.
Bridge Tender Sweeney's report for
March shows collections amounting to
$243 90.
The First and Second wards will elect
democratic aldermen without doubt to-
morrow.
Six per cent loans by the Black Hawk
Homestead association, Friday evening,
April g..
Seven hundred school children in the
chorus at the rink Monday and Tuesday
evenings.
Lost-Two photographs. Finder will
confer II favor by leaving same at the |
ARGUS Office.
Seven hundred school children in the |
chorus at the rink Monday and Tuesday |
evenings.
Seven hundred school children in the |
chorus at the rink Monday and Tuesday
evenings.
Mrs. Ii p. Grenawalt is in Chicago
looking after the latest fashions in spring
and summer millinery.
The annual meeting of the vestry of
Trinity parish will be held this evening
Immediately after the service.
Seven hundred voices under Prof.
Housel's training in the concert at the
rink tonight and tomorrow night.
Chas. Wheaton, of Clinton, Iowa, Is
spending the day in the city. He spent
Easter at his old home in Geneseo.
An important meeting of st. Joseph's
branch, Western Catholic union will be
held at Killers hall at 9:30 this evening.
The price of coal went down this mo n
ing. Lump declined to $3.50 per ton
five cents. Nut to 50 per ton-fifteen
cents.
Mr. j. II. Yore has resigned his posi-
ton as cashier at the Rock Island plsw
works This is a matter to be greatly
Judge Peasants conycned the circuit
court in adjourned session this afternoon,
and adjournment was taken until April
81, at 10 a m.
G. W. Negus should be the man voted
for in the Third ward for alderman to-
morrow. He is a heavy tax payer, and
will therefore make good alderman.
Ed Ward is the coming alderman from
The Seventh Ward. He is the most pop
llar man that has ever run in the Seventh.
Make his majority telling one.
Mr.. Church can be elected alderman in
The Sixth ward tomorrow if democrats do
heir duty. Several republicans have
siguified their determination to vote for
aim.
One of the finest and expensive parlor
suits ever seen in this vicinity is now be-
ng manufactured by Messrs. Clemann &
for a wealthy gentleman in
Denver, Col
All divisions of the c., NJ. st. p. road
will sell excursion tickets, one fare for
he round trip, on April and "A, to all c
points on their western lines north of
Sioux City. Ii
The public school concert for the benz
eft of the high school piano will be held {
1t the rink on next Monday and Tuesday
evenings. There will be seven hundred
voices in the chorus.
c. W. Negus should have good ma