Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-29
EITY CHAT.

Mihnery opening AZ Mrs. GreenaWdlts
Today! ~ y p
HeRstitchtd dress shirts at Tri>City
shirt factory.
Wsnted-A half dozen coat makers at
once at Hopes.
A. Waldnan, of Bowling township.
was ia the city today.
a ]. Dodge. of Crete, Neb., is in the
city calling on friends.
For pretty hats and bonnets see Mrs.
Greeuswsits grand display today.
The piano fund entertainment at the
7. NJ. G. A. occurs this evening.
For the latest thing in a dress shirt,
call at the Tri City shirt factory.
Leave your order with the Tri-City
shirt factory for plain bosom shirt, the
latest thing for dress.
Wanted-A good strong boy to work
in store. Kentucky Liquor House. 1910
Second avenue.
Call at Dixon's and select spring
evercoat, he has as fne an assortment as
any merchant in the city.
For Sale-Twenty five dwellings rang
ing in prices from $1,000 to So. 500 loca-
ted in different parts of the city-Reidy
Bros.
Dixon. the tailor. has just received g
large shipment of fine spring suitings.
Call and leave your order and receive a
good it,,
The democrats of Davenport have
nominated John c. Bills for maYor.N. C.
Martin for city clerk, Louis Rick for
treasurer. and Eliel Peck for assessor.
Goto Dixon's. the tailor, and have him
take your measure for a spring suit and
overcoat; he has just received some very
choice suitings which cannot be excelled.
Judge Adams will be at the county
court building on Saturday evening for
the purpose of issuing naturalization
papers, as none will be issued on election
day.
James Downing. the coming alderman
for the First ward, is q man peculiarly
qualified for this Office. He is a working
man, a public spirited citizen and first
class man generally.
George B. Browuer well deserves to be
elected supervisor for Rock Island town
ship. He is capable. Industrious, and
has made his own way in the world-such
= man as the public delights to honor.
Two divorce suits were filed in
he circuit clerks Office yester-
day, one of Jane WEIGH VS. John
WeIch and arether OF Louise Taylor from
her husband, Henry Taylor.
Leo Dechalt, Theodore Care and
August White were each fined IS and
costs in the police court this morning for
creating disturbance st Bohart's saloon,
Ninth street and Fourth avenue.
To-day Mrs Greenawalt will make a
grand display of pattern. hats and bon
nets az millinery novelties. Do not miss
seeing them, as you can inspect the origi-
Isis lCudN -uU ID
A more convenient Encouragement of
the desks in the county recorders office
has seen made to make room for the adj
2itional help that will begin the work of
reiudexing the county records on the first
of the month
CHARLES Z Johnson, who has made nu-
msrOus trips before in the interests Of the
Rock Island PiOw company, leaves on
the first of the month for the far west,
where he will represent that company
during the coming summer. ..
The work of releying the Elm street
hnewas entered upon in dead earnest
this morning and will be rapidly pushed
now until this branch of the syndicate
system is in good and substantial order
as the other parts of it. o..
This is the last day of registration be-
fore the citY-towrship election. The
polls will be open until 0 O'Clock, and If
you have not already attended to that
duty you should avail yourself of the OPP
pOltIuitY.t
CAN'T Gamble treat the property hold
srs in the block on Twentieth street
north Of Second avenue to surprise by
cleaning the pavement there too? There
may not be any votes won by the opera
ton, but the people will sing their praises
of Gamble nevertheless.
Henry Kinner, the democratic alder
manic candidate in the Second ward, is
running like a race horse. A more pop
alsr nomination could not hsye been
made. kinner is the man for alderman
in the Second ward this spring, and the
whole city will rejoice in his election.
r. C.Lloyd, the democratic candidate
for alderman in the Third ward, is devel-