Rock Island Argus., 1896-10-30

The London.
For $1.5O you can buy ladies' shoe
equal to any - shoe in the city. These
are hot bargains; while they last
$150. The Boston.
At the Y. NJ. C. A. Sunday after
noon the effect OF the drink. gambl-
ing and licentious habits will be de-
monstrated in addresses wholly for
men.
John c. Albrecht, Of Davenport.
and Miss Ella Abrams. Of Moline,
were married at the county clerk g
office yesterday by Judge Lucian
Adams.
Those $3.50 shoes for ladies beat
anything in town. equal $3 shoes;
lace and button, kid and patent tips.
Try q pair, they are warranted. The
Boston.
According to the telegraphic re-
port. Postmaster aud Mrs. NIL.
Mullen killed in the cyclone at Mitch
ell. o. T., were formerly residents OF
Rock Island.
Those $7.37 overcoats must be the
proper thing judging from the num-
Der we are selling. They are in
three colors, black. blue and brown.
The London.
Special boys 81 and $l.1O shoes
(all solid). youths 80 cents and 81.
Also see our mems $3.50 shoes for
value. We are hustling for trade
with low prices. The Boston.
A special train of five coaches,
bearing number of soldiers being
transferred from Fort Sheridan to
California. passed through over the
Rock Island yesterday afternoon.
There is to be a special meeting of
the Bryan club tonight to consider
among other things. an invitation
from Davenport to attend its post
poned demon 'tration Monday even
ing.
In addition to the display Of the
election returns by means of tie
powerful streopticon Tuesday night
at the Y. NJ. c. A.. there will be
numerous comic slides. Seats on
sale.
The new crossings for the street
car tracks at Twentieth street and
Third avenue have been delivered.
They are solid and just the thing for
the much Travelled junction. They
will be put in at once.
Unable Heath" was given at Har-
per's theatre last evening by the Van
Dyke 4 Eaton company. The house
was filled, Notwithstanding the un-
favorable weather, and the company
gave good satisfaction.
Tomorrow l will sell l 500 assor ted
roses at 80 cents per dozen. A grea,
lot OF extra fine carnations 90 at "a
cents a dozen; also few beauties rea
sonable; goodly number of choice
chrysanthemum plants. A. C. An.
derson, florist, at R. Champion & Co.'S.
A late student OF the Chicago uni
versity is in the city with q view to
opening night school of special
classes. 1t has met with much sue
cess in other cities. and anyone de-
string information regarding the
plan Of study, etc., may inquire at
this office.
A slaughter house at De Witt.
Iowa, was burglarized of 19 hides
last night. The police have been no.
tilted, the people at De Witt claiming
that bone gatherer from Rock ISL
and, with horse and wagon, was
seen in the vicinity some time before
the burglary.
The Bryan club abandoned attend
ing the demonstration in Davenport
last night on account of the storm.
The democrats in Davenport post
poned their parade also. Ex-Gov.
Boies spoke. however. Grand opera
house being well filed. The ex-gov-
ernor made q forcible address.
Judges and clerks of election at every
precinct should make 1t a point this
year to see that the election returns are
sent to the newspapers before adjourn
ing. In past elections officers have
thoughtlessly returned the boxes with
out making a copy. The public, it
should be remembered, is interested
more than ever this year. and election
officers should take pains to obiige the
public as far as it is in their power.
Col. Qaayle's famous brigade,
composed Of the boys of '65. is
to conduct the political rally
at the tent tomorrow night,
when Hon. w. A. Foster, OF
Chicago. formerly OF Davenport. is
to be the speaker. 1t is quietly
given out that Col. Quayle is to ap.
pear on horseback on this particular
occasion.
Ka'per Trenkenschuh. John George
Lutz. Claus Meeder, natives OF Ger
many; John G. Anderson, a SUBJECT
OF King Oscar. and Louis Won Lang
er, and Tavrenus Marschan. natives
OF Belgium. renounced their allegi-
ance to their respective mother
countries at the county judges Office
yesterday and secured final natura'
ization papers.