Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-22
CITY CHAT.

and buy yourself new hat.
Ties, ties A Job lot going at 25
cents each at the Columbia.
W. J. -Bondin. of st. Louis, is in
che city on visit to friends.
Willy Bill can run the republican
machine but he can't fool the people.
Buy your ties at the Columbia.
so and 75 cent ties going at % cents.
Russell West and wife are happy
over the arrival of a little son at their
home.
Hon. F. w Hurst left last night
for St. Joseph. Mo. on a Today bus
mess trip.
Charles II. Fallows, of Syracuse, n.
Y, is in the city for few days visit
to friends.
Mrs. H. L. Myers and little son left
last night for Beardstown on short
visit to friends.
A. II. Thompson is passing around
che cigars over the arrival of a little
son at his home.
The tie sale at the Columbia is
booming. Call and make your selec-
ton while the assortment is COM
plete-25c each.
For sale-Good heavy team and
new wagon, cheap; owner wishes to
remove. \ bargain if taken quick.
Call at National Clay Co.
McConochie can fool some of the
people some of the time. but he can't
fool all the people all the time. The
time for reckoning is at hand.
Down with deceit IN high places.
A man who win play false TO his
friends, will play false to the people.
McConochie is unworthy of conf
dencs.
Among the attractions to be pre-
scented at Harper's theatre in the
MINISTRIES. Robert Mantell and Maud
Granger.
James Hardin has sold his new
sprinkling wagon to the Tri-City
Electric Sprinkler Co., and on April
will himself go into the employ of
the company.
The Tri-City League met at the
rooms of the Citizens Improvement
association yesterday afternoon, but
there being no quorum present, the
meeting was deferred until next
week.
ID. Roy Bowlby has rented the store
room of Rooster & Martin, lately va
Gated by NJ. Lee Gait and will move
into it April 1. where he will remain
until the cimpietion of the new Fries
building.
The Mcndelssohn Quintette club
gave a fine musical entertainment
at Harper's theatre last evening un-
der the auspices of the Y. NJ c. A.
The various selections were much APP
preciated and enjoyed
The Union was so anxious to learn
what action the democrats would
take in relation to city clerk that two
different reporters were delegated to
watch the matter, and each wrote his
own item on the subject.
S. w. Mastin and Thomas Clarence.
formerly conductors on the c.. NJ. &
St. p, but now running passenger
trains east out of Denver on the Rock
Island. were in the city today shak-
ing hands with old friends.
C. Larson, an employee of the Rock
Island Lumber Co.. had the first fin
ger of his right hand so badly LAGER
ated on a saw yesterday that Drs.
Barth and Hollowbush who attended
it at the first joint.
The Democratic convention in Dav-
export on Tuesday evening nominal
ed Henry Veilmer for mayor; M. c.
Martin, city clerk; Louis Rick,
treasurer: +. Peck, assessor; j. j.
Ryan. police magistrate. and Chris.
Toerring, park commissioner. The
nominees are all the present incum-
bents with the exception of Messrs.
vollmer and Ryan
A young republican writes the
ARGUS to suggest that united stand
be made by the young republicans of
the city who are opposing McCon-
ochie's reelection, in order to make
more certain the election of L. J.
Medill and the complete cleaning out
of all that pertains to McConachle-
ism. The young men all over the
city are fiocking to Medills standard.
Davenport has seen the wisdom of
choosing as it's mayor 4 young and
energetic citizen, following the ex-
ample so we'll set by Rock Island.
Henry Vollmer was selected by the
democratic city convention last even
ing as the nominee for the important
office Mr.. Vollmer is young man
not yet % years of age, and like Mr..
Medill in Rock Island, his nomina-
ton is equivalent TO his election.
After waiting all this time the only
objection the organ of McConochie can
raise to the democratic candidates is
that Ferdinand Bein, the aldermanic
candidate in the Seventh ward works