Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-30
BRIEELETS.

Mays.
c. E. Fisher Of Ottawa, is visiting in
the city.
Mr.. ]. L. Long. of Orion. was in the
city today.
Benz whitsitt, of Presumption, was in
the city today.
s. W. WOODBURY. and son, of Hillsdale.
were in the city yesterday.
One week from today will occur the
great battle of the ballots.
Plush jackets and Mojeskas; special
bargains at McCabe Bros. this week.
The teachers held their regular month
ly meeting in Supt. Kemble's office last
evening.
See the bonnets and hats at McCabe
Bros. tomorrow and Thursday. Stylish
novelties.
G. F. GaeUer mas returned from a |
hunting expedition in the vicinity of |
Swan lake.
Six per cent loans by the Black Hawk
Homestead Association on Friday even
ing, Nov. 2.
Messrs. Frank Philleo, Of Omaha, and
Add. Philleo, of Alexis, are visiting old
friends in the city.
Tomorrow and Thursday hat and bon
net display unequaled. McCabe Bros.
millinary department
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Eek
hart has been frightened by the advent
of sweet little daughter.
Plush jackets $500; plush MoIeskas,
) $40, considered remarkable for quality
} and price at McCabe Bros. special sale.
Night Editor Hughes. of the Cedar
Rapids Republican, is in the city. He
o paid the ARGUS his respects this morn
i ing.
The track rebuilding force of the Mo-
line s. Rock Island line'of the Holmes
e system, has reached Twenty>third street
n coming west.
Il Rev. R. F. Sweet has returned frem
Milwaukee, where he served as one of the
&c pail bearers at the funeral of the late
% Bishop Wells.
y R. j. MCGEE, who has had branch of
his marble shop in Chicago for some time.
rs has decided to remove his entire estsb-
y lishment there,
Mr.. E. T. Wilson, one of Rursl's prom,
Il inent democrats, was in the city today
+ He reports democracy way above par in
'e his neighborhood.
" A Rock Island man TODAY sold to
t, farmer in Rural three trotting bred horse
lu at actual cash value. to be paid wheI
He Cleveland is elected president
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Druck mile
h. desire to publicly express their thanks I
,,r all who rendered them sympathy and al
IT in the time of their recent bereavement
A special meeting of the Rock Islam
Improvement association will be bel
Wednesday evening. A full attendant
is desired, as matters of importance al
-. W Ut up.
IN. Mr.. C. II. Buck, of Fourth avenue ar
Twenty>fourth street has sold three W,
,oe andotte chickens for IS so, the high pri'
,od received being due to the rsreness OF Il
,., breed of fowls
ms If you want cheap hair cut, go
lew Cap" Corcoran. He is very accomm
If dating and where the locks to be sh
a are of particularly good quality he b
been known to make allowance for the
una The ladies of St. Luke's Hospi
,vn Guild acknowledge in addition to I
. il, $500 profits of the hospital bazsr spok
,ns of in last nights ARGUS, check for {
linn from E. P Reynolds. making the to
NJ in amount cleared $685.
to- A cordial invitation is extended to
art to attend the fourth annual ball of Resi-
fsc- Hose Co. No. to be given at Arm
and hall on Friday evening, Nov Q. 4
he. mission so cents. Objectionable part
nh. will be denied sdmttance.
the A service for deaf mutes will be
the by the Rev N. W Mann, OF Clevels
MING Ohio, at Davenport Cathedral, Mond
,ter Nov. 5, at 7:30 p. m. Those who q
and read this announcement are kindly
Bpt quested to bring it TO the notice of Il
,ain. deaf mute friends and acqusintsnces.
,s i, Geo. W. Woodruff, the Moline oral
ounp will deliver tariff speech at the ISL
q m City club rooms on Twentieth street
am. evening All members of the club
friends are invited to turn out and |
rdav the campaign issues ably and thoroue
tests discussed.
hem Judges and clerks in charge Of
want registration books will confer e
{ the favor upon the public by returning t
nre. books to the city clerks Office as early
Mar moro" as possible with the number
,mms registered voters in their respec
g the wards, written upon the outside of
n old books
once Supervisor Jack" Wilson was in
city yesterday, and took out an srmfr
bills for a democratic meeting at R
on Thursday evening. which will be
dressed by Hon. E. W. Hurst. Wi
is for Cleveland, Palmer, Prentiss and
entire democratic ticket this year.
Geo. Ksle, notice OF whose SUI
,ara;- death at Texarssns, Tex, was mad
,or Saturdays ARGUS, was buried from
on,r mothers home, 1910 Fourth ave
cams yesterday morning, Young Kale
evon. found dead in his bed and the fndir
in,er. the coroner's inquest was that he die
os,ior heart disease.
people George D. Moore, o. Port Byron,
Mr.. in the city today bubbling over
speak democracy. He said LsClaire, acros
river from his burg, was in possessit
the democrats last night and they pal
tho town q daan coruipa t. raa