Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-01
BRIEFLETs.


Out upon ''masheen" politics.
Down with ''masheen" politics
The Germans minstrels tonight.
Coats thread cents at McCabe's.
Spring fixtures 1871 cents at Taylor's.
Curtain cloth cents yard at Tay-
loris.
Room moulding cents foot at Tsy>
lor's.
Supervisor Montgomery of Edgington,
is In town.
Hurrah for Hass! The ';masheen" is
beaten already.
Hon E. w. Hurst is home from Spring.
field to vote.
The ''mash een" is on the defensive
but desperate.
A vote for McConochie. ct al. is vote
for the ''masheen."
d. Kistler, of Buffalo Prairie, was
in the city today.
Belongs best spool silk, only cents
a spool at McCabe Bros.
The Verne Swain come into port this
morning with colors flying.
New cloth and Jersey jackets just re.
ceived at McCabe Bros.
Let your vote be against "masheen"
manipulation in city politics.
What great April fool day tomorrow
will be for the republicans.
Capt. ]. H. Wooders. of Cordova, was
at the Harper house today.
Great flower seed and bulb dis
tribution this week at McCabe Bros.
Will sell wall paper and border as low
as any house in the city. Taylor's.
The democrats of Edgington have
nominated Jacob Wait for supervisor.
Two pantaloon makers wanted at S.
A. MarschalPs. 219 Twentieth street.
Let the people show who shall manage
the city's interests-not the "masheen. 4"
Geo. Hitler. Sr., has been nomin ated
for supervisor by the Coal Valley democ.
racy.
Miss Emma Ayers is back in her old
place at McIntire Bros. dry goods
store.
McConochie will be shown tomorrow
that honor and confidence are not won by
sarcasm.
There will be any number of republi>
can vest pocket votes against the ma
sheen" tomorrow.
The republican party Will save its
reputation tomorrow by setting down on
the ''masheen"
Pigs in Clover"-the greatest toy of
the present age-7 cents this week at
McCabe Bros.
The "masheen" will deny everything in
the morning. But it is too late. The
people are convinced.
Ed. Wilcox: "Mashsen" or no ma
sheen" were are going to get there to-
mOrrow-everyone of US.
Tomorrow's political contest will be
the people against the ''masheen." We
shall see which will win.
The greatest drive of the season
those flower seeds now ready for special
distribution at McCabe Bros.
The republican party may not be able
to conquer the "masheen" in convention,
but it can help do it at the polls.
]. & p. Goats best six cord thread
white, black and all colors-4 cents per
spool, hereafter. at McCabe Bros.
A vote for Fred Hass is vote for city
progress. A vote for McConochie is a
vote for obstructing city progress.
10000 papers of imported flower seeds,
every one warranted to grow. at cents
paper. this week. at McCabe Bros
Mr. Fred E. Wright, manager of The
Germans Spectacular Mnstrels, made
the ARGUS friendly call this morning.
Laboring men, vote the democratic
ticket. Don't help the party for protec-
ton for everything except the workings
man.
Chorus of Phil Miller. Pat Cary. John
Fleming. Morris Stafford, ct al: What
ID of a time we and Mac are
having"
Chairman Cavanaugh has called meet
ing of all candidates and city committees
men at the Island City club rooms to-
night.
In his Office this morning, Justice
Halves married Mr.. Robert s. Reeves
and Miss Susie A. Morrow, both of Ill
nois City.
The Germans made gorgeous appear
ance in their street parade this morning
with their white silk hats and light spring
overcoats.
There is not man on the republican
ticket whose fitness was not approved by
the ''masheen" before he was given the
nomination.
If anyone says anythir G to you today
about McConochie standing any show of
being elected, tell him you are not so
easily April fooled.
McCabe Bros. offer 10000 papers of
selected flower seeds imported for special
distribution among their customers; all
at cents per paper.
The Rock Island Turner society will
celebrate the thirty second anniversary of
its existence by appropriate exercises
on April 16.
Prof. Anderson, the celebrated opti-
clan, is at the Harper house. Try his su
perion crysOlite glasses. See advertiser
ment on another page.