Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-31
BRIEFLETS.

NOtc tOUlOTIOW.
Election tomorrow.
Vote for Fitzgerald. the laboring man
Reflect John Barge assessor tomor
row.
Take comfort. McIntire Bros
adv.
This is the last week of the lenten sea.
son.
Davenports city election occurs Satur'
day.
Vote for Honest John Aster for super
visor.
Spring styles in millinery at Greena.
waits.
Easter novelties in millinery at Green
awaits.
Wanted-A bell boy at the Rock Is
land house.
Vote for Wins,ow Howard for assist.
ant supervisor.
New China silks. figured DIRE s'ed styles
at Mclntire Bros
D. P. Kistler. of Buffalo Prairie, was
in the city today.
Elect Geo. Is. Browner assistant SUI
pervisor tomorrow.
Don't forget the opening of the Fail
Wednesday morning
Jersey jackets, special values So 80 and
IS. at McIntire Rros''
Easter millinery on Wednesday and
Thursday at McCabe Bros.
The Fair will open at No. 1903 Second
avenue Wednesday morning.
Two apprentice girls wanted in Nc
Cabe Bros millinery department.
Give j s. Darrah one of your ballots
for assistant supervisor tomorrow.
Children's summer vests-sizes 10, Is
and 20-4c each at McCabe Bros.
The very latest styles In Easter mill.
merry have arrived at Greenawalt's.
Mr.. Otto Herkert leaves for Iowa City
Thursday 10 enter the university,
Honest John Aster will be elected by
a larger majority than ever this year.
Mrs. P. Greenwalt, the milliner, has
returned from business trip to the east
See that the name of Arthur Burial i:
on your ticket for supervisor tomorrow
Vote for John Flanagan, B. H. Kim.
ball and Louis Ohlweiler for constables
N. A. Taylor, of Edgington, and Cy
rus Miller, of Bowling, were in the city
today.
Several car loads of Johnstown rail for
the Holmes extensions arrived this mo IN
ing.
'Juggler Josh" is likely to get his
clean clothes soiled tomorrow. Soap is
greasy.
John Atkinson will be elected alder,
man from the Sixth ward tomorrow by
big majority.
Mrs. M. j. Helm, of Freeport, arrived
in the city this morning on few days
visit to relatives.
One case manufacturers seconds
ladies' jersey vests, &c apiece, while they
last. at McCabe Bros.
Tomorrow will be All Fools day, and
no one will appreciate the fact any more
than the republicans.
The grand millinery event of the Sea
son on Wednesday and Thursday of this
week at McCsbe Bros.
NJ. R. Ferguson and Mrs. A. J. Smith,
of Chicago. were arrested in Davenport
last night for bigamy.
'Juegler Josh" will realize that TO,
morrow is "All FOOLS day" about as
clearly as man in town.
Henry Frick is the name of the coming
alderman from the Fourth ward Vote
for him and be on the winning side.
Take your children to the rink tomor-
row night, more fun than a circus Gen.
eral skating from g. so to IL o'clock.
McIniire Bros. offer sstteen corsets in
six shades, for ACC pair this week
Some sell al 75c-this week at McIntire's
for 400.
Chss. Strupp will be the alderman
elected from the First ward tomorrow
A vote tor him is a vote for progress in
municipal affairs.
Democrats will be materially aided by
the republicans of the Seventh ward in
council chamber tomorrow.
The wrestling match between Martin
Burns and B. Gallagher, announced fol-
Saturday night at the INK, did not oc-
cur, Burns failing TO appear.
Mayor McConochie hss,issued notice
that all the saloons must be closed to-
morrow. Marshal Miller says he will en-
force the mayors order TO letter.
The Rock Island volunteer fire depart
ment Saturday night elected Henry Baker
chief and J. J. Alberry assistant chief, al
a meeting at the Wideawake hose house
The majority of the ballots in the Third
ward tomorrow will be cast for joseph
Geiger for alderman. He will get the old
time democratic majority in the Third
ward.
All the latest novelties in Paris and
London hats and bonnets, as we'll as all
the late creations of their own exclusive
designers, will be displayed on Wednes-
day and Thursday at McCabe Bros.
Mr. John Mcconnell. of Black Hawk
killed full grown wolf on the Hender-
son estate last Friday. Mr.. Mcconnell
says the wolves have been committing
depredstions among the poultry out his
way.
The contributions of the c., B. & O.,
railroad to the Ottrmwa Y. N. G. A .
building fund is estimated at $500 to
$1,000. They donate all freight charges
received for transporting materials for
the building.
When the only charge that can be
raise against man is that he is street
car driver, it is about time for the public
to Judge whether he is worthy or not. The
public will 80 judge David Fitzgerald to-
morrow.
e. A. Schoes2el, the republican inde>
pendent candidate for alderman in the
Fifth ward, has two sets of tickets out
one bearing the democratic township
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