Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-15
BRIEFLETS.
The dust has been laid low.

The dust has been laid low.
Bed blanket sale at McCabe Bros.
Jonas Olson speaks at Moline .satur>
day evening.
For a good dish of oysters call on
George Savadge at the Tivoli.
Mrs. T. 81. Thomas returned from
Topeka, Kan, Saturday morning.
Emmett Sharon, of Davenport, SPEAKS
at the Island City club rooms tomorrow
night.
Tomorrow is registration day. Let
every voter see that his name is properly
registered.
The greatest blanket sale in any lati
tude was started at $50 this a. m. at
McCabe Bros.
Those damaged scarlet bed blankets
started like perfect whirl-wind this a.
m. at $50 at McCabe Bros,
Officer Meenan shot horse belonging
to Al. Undertake yesterday, the animal
being beyond recovery with menengitis.
FONDA stray horse. Owner may
have same by calling at guard house at
approach to the bridge and proving
same.
New chestnuts" is a somewhat self
contradictory sign which hangs out in
front of one of our leading establish
ments.
| White bed blankets that are perfect at
| 81 cents a pair. Gray blankets at go
cents while they last at McCabe. Bros.
sale.
Supt. kemble returned Saturday from
Rockford, where he attended the conv
ton of the Northern Illinois Teachers as
socIation.
Mr., and Mrs. L. S. McCabe have taken
the coy suite of rooms at 1922
Second avenue, over Mr.. McCabe's store,
for the winter.
All wool scarlet blankets that were
slightly damaged in machinery are 25
cents per pound at MbCabe Bros. great
blanket sale this week.
The periodical, Western Trail, published
by the Rock Island route. has very good
cut and historical sketch of Black Hawk
watch tower in its issue for this month.
Harry Petit has gone to Joliet to at
| ba pta ~ hn tics
church and from there he goes to Chicago
to accept a position where he can I'M
prove his talents in crayon sketching.
Louis McGovern will leave Sunday for
Richmond, Virginia. where he goes as
the local representative to the annual
meeting of the Brotherhood of Locomo>
tive Engineers. -Freeport Bulletin.
Fred Hass, ESQ, left for the east yes
terday morning, accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Clara Hass, who enters
the New England Conservatory of Music
at Boston
There are several hundred young men
in the city who cast their first vote this
year. All such will have to swear in
; their vote unless they are registered. To-
morrow is the first day of registration.
Hon. T, ] Scofield, democratic csndi,
; date for presidential elector, speaks al
; Armory hall this evening. He is one
l of the best speakers in the state. hi!
{ talk on the tariff question being especisl'
, ly clear and able.
= Hon T. J. Scofeld, of Carthage, ant
Mr.. NJ. j. McEniry, Of this city. will sd
dress the people of Rock Island on tht
political issues of the day at Armory
. hall this evening. Turn out and hes
them.
DIN W Weeks, former member Q
the reportorisl staff of the Clinton Qows
NeDs, and more recently member of tn
Clinton police force. has entered the min
, istry and has been assigned to church il
= central Iowa. There are the extremes i
life for you.
"A The mistakes Of the unskilled labc
n employed in the New England blsnkt
n factory during the recent great strike wi
keep many poor family from shiverin
If this winter. All wool scarlet blankets
+ some damaged, rs cents a pound at Nj
Cabe Bros. great blanket sale this weel
An animated discussion of the tart
IL question took place down by the riv,
this morning, at the end of which bot
participants were completely knocke
~ out. They were so entirely exhauste
= that restoratives had to be applied befol
IL signs of life and consciousness could b
30 detected.
os Quite large number of democrs
10 went from this city to Davenport Satu
=. day night, to hear Hon. Frank Hurd, Il
~ Ohio orator, discuss the tariff issues, al
all were well repaid for their visit.
=. was mastery and convincing effort.
"A fine torchlight procession was one of Il
ho evenings attractions
Will Take n WheelbarrOw Ride.
H. A novel bet was made the other evel