Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-30

Vate lie atter next TUESDAY. ne VII
no; even have the honor of representing
the Sixth ward in the city council. D
j. Sears will do that, and much NOR
acceptsbly than McConochie has eve
done.
The democrats of Buffalo Prairie hello
their caucus Thursday afternoon AM
nominated ticket composed of Alber'
Little. for supervisor; Adam Stamm, TO
town clerk; W. H. Kistler. for assessor
Michael Kelly, Jr., for collector.
1t was horse belonging to Bert H
Remley, whose team was attached to thu
Phoenix cart that met with the unfortun
ate accident running for Thursdays fire
aud for which the city is liable to be suet
for 800.
The Union makes a howl about FREQ
Hass' taxes. How does it expect dowr
town men to pay much in that direction
According to McConochie property II
worth only % cents on the dollar, bel ON
Twentieth street.
In Its contemplate attack upon Dar
COrken In his race for alderman In tn,
Third ward. the Union says he used th.
expression: The damned Dutch" o.
course Ar. Corken never said anything Of
the sort. and the Union can make no.
body believe that he did.
How much could be expected of man
In the Office of mayor who has NO other
respect FOR the business men and pro.
gressive citizens Of Rock leland. than to
term them those fellows over on the
corner" or THAT mutual admiration so.
ciety that we don't take much stock in -
Have you seen those fine baby car
riages at the AdamsF They are in the
latest design with all modern improve
mems They have the patent hub which,
IN itself is great advantage. Every
carriage warranted. The Adams. 322
Brady street. Davenport.
Not business man, manufacturer or
taxpayer of Rock Island can afford to
vote for man who gets up 10 the city
council and declares that property in the
very heart Of the city is not worth twenty
five cents on dollar and will have de-
preciated the other twenty-five per cent
at the expiration of three years.
If you want sideboard and refrigera
tor combined, or an ice box of any kind,
visit the Adams. Look over our stocks
and examine our prices before you 90
elsewhere and you will come back to US
to make your purchase. The Adams,
a22 Brady street. Davenport.
At the parsonage of the Broadway
Presbyterian church Thursday evening,
Rev. W. 8. Marquis united in marriage
Mr. W. o. Barnhart and Miss Elsie M.
Smith. 1t was a quiet ceremony, but
none the less happy, after which the es
teemed young couple received the con-
CALCULATIONS of hosts of friends.
Carse & Ohlweiler have done some re-
markably fast work in the erection of
their new bottling factory In sixteen
days from the time the old building was
removed, the new structure was up and
the first bottling In it done, the machin.
cry having been put In operation las,
Thursday. All that remains to be done
now is the painting.
Tue rowing clubs at Moline, Burling-
ton. Keokuk. Clinton and other points
have begun work for the coming regat,
tas at Spirit Lake, Ia. and Pullman, Ill g..
SO far the Davenport oarsmen have not
begun to develop their muscle. If any
prizes are to be captured with the SOULS
this season 1t is time they were taken
out.
The suspicious looking communication
appearing In the Union this morning was
evidently signed "a Member of the Cit
zens' Association" in the hopes Of giving
1t little weight. for it is very hard to
believe that any member of that organ
ization would write such silly bosh. Els.
pecially after McConochie's uncalled for
attacks on the association and its MEM
bers Is It supposable that one Of its
number would rush to his defense. The
Improvement association and all pro-
gressive citizens are for Hass.
Fred Hass is not the candidate of the
ARGUS any further than that he is the
candidate of the democratic party. and as
such the ARGUS takes pleasure in sup
porting him. The ARGUS nor no one,
two or three individuals were instrument
tai in nominating him. He was the
choice of the free and untrammeled will
Of the convention. There was no com>
or ring formed In his behalf and
be would not have been nominated if it
wasn't the belief that he was the choice
Of the party for mayor and that be could
be elected. He wasn't forced on the
party like McConochie. not by a good
deal