Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-25
CITY CHAT.


Vote for Wilson for the legislature.
Bananas. grapes and apples at Longs.
Cranberries. oysters aud celery at
Longs.
Vote for John A. Wilson for the legis,
lsture.
Vote for Geo. W. Vinton for the legis>
lature.
John Barton. of Coal Valley. was in the
city today.
Egg plants. caulifiower and sweet DO
tatoes at Longs.
Vote for GORDON for sheriff, and be
with the winners.
n few more of those fine ladiei fur
capes left at Lloyd & Stewards.
Lloyd & Stewart are showing a fine
line of ladies' furs of every description.
Mr.. Gottlieb Beck is lying at the point
OF death at his home in Reynolds block.
On iDstalllnents-any,hiDg and every
thing II the Worlds Fair, 1914 Second
avenue.
Wanted-A coed cook; Mrs. Il. J. Low.
rey. corner of Seventh avenue and Twen-
tieth street
The Attest styles in furniture and car
pets Can always be found at Clemann &
Salzmann's.
The fiuest line of underwear ever seen
in the three cities can nov be seen at
Lloyd Il Stewards.
Vote fos Human for state senator and
send q man there who will be credit to
the community.
The fair given by ST Joseph's church
st Armory hall will be continued until
n xt Wednesday evening
An elegant line of book cases and
writing desks. fancy tables. etc, Just re-
ceived at Clemann i Salzmanns.
The Rodman Rifles have issued invi.
tations for Halloween hop at Armory
hal on Friday evening. Oct. 81.
Mr. j. NJ. Sweeney. recently in the
undertaking business here. is now en-
ployed At Clemsnn Il Salzmann's.
Send R II. Human to the state senate
and let the farmers he represented by
man of brains instead of an iguoramus
Vote for CreuIz for county clerk. That
he VIII be elected no one who hiss any
opportunity for viewing the situstion will
deny.
MIR. Geo B. Browner. the next Treas
urer of Rock l land county. is again able
to be out and his host of friends are re
joiciug over his recovery.
Wilbur F. Gratis, agent OF the National
Sabbath association, will speak at the
Central Presbyterian church tomorrow
afternoon at 30 o'clock
The election of Geo. B. Browner as
county treasurer is conceded By all re
publicsns with any degree of foresight.
Campbell does not stand the ghost of a
show
Vote for Marshall for county superin-
tendent of schools. He will show the
people that there are other men in the
county besides Southwell "a pable of dis
charging the duties of the Office.
Misses Alma Johnson and Maggie Boiler
arrived from Omaha last night and will
spend Sunday home and on Monday will
leave for Chicago where they will spend
the winter with friends.
The average daily attendance OF the Rock
Island public schools during the month of
October, as shown by Sup't Kemble's re-
port, was 2OOS.S; while during the same
month last year it was 1851; the average
number belonging 20S3 8; the cores
Ponding month last year 1913.
The hospital guild will have great
variety of fancy work and aprons for sale
Thursday, Oct. Both, at 8 p. n. at the
residence OF Mrs. J. NJ Buford. The
house is open TO the public and all are
cordially invited. At p. m. there will
be parlor concert and readings for which
fifty cents will be charged.
The wire stolen from Supt McGugn,
in charge of the electrical equipment for
the Holmes syndicate. few nights ago.
was found by 1.-The police at the cor
ner OF Third avenue and Twentieth
street yesterday. The thieves evidently
became scared and turned up the stolen
property.
Patrick Hanley died at his residence in
Davenport yesterday afternoon. He was
lO6 years old, though he was won.
derfully preserved man for one of his sd-
vsnced age, having worked as q street Ia,
borer when over 80 years of age. About
five years ago he fell from q step ladder
and broke several ribs. and since that
time has not been as rugged as formerly.
de has been a resident of Davenport for
more than a score of years.
There is on exhibition at the rooms of
the Davenport Art society in Masonic
Temple. Davenport, an attractive colIec-
ton of oil paintings. The exhibition
will continue until next Wednesday even
Ing aud includes contributions by ]. N.
Hardy, Of this city. and E. ID. Belts aud
son, of Chicago. The display represents
the Two great schools of psintinR-the
lmpressional, and the open air realistic.
The exhibition will be open tomorrow
from . =. m. to 10 D. IN.
| Evidences of the liberalities of the
Cable family are seen on every hand and
cannot be concealed by the Onion or the
Gest gang simpy that their party NAV
elect their man to congress over q man
who has endesred himself to the people
by his gener us deeds Today. for in.
stance. Mr. James Hardin, the teamster.
was in the ARGUS Office and be voIun-
teered The statement that the linton b Az.
ing attempted to show Poormaster Enpel
did not know what he was talking about
when be said that the late p. L. Cable
had given hundreds of dollars worth of
coal TO The poor families. he had himself
hauled several hundred dollars worth in
different winters to poor families as des-
ignated by Overseer Koch.
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