Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-08
BRIEFLETS.
Nice IGNITION apples at Longs.
Boys clothing sale at NJ g. KS.


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Fresh celery at C. G. Truesdale's.
For 90 mems shoe try NJ s. KS.
Regular "a boys suits SO at NJ. & KS.
Regular 81 boys suits $5 at M. & KS.
Mems all wool pants 80 80 at NJ. &
KS. a.
80 cent bingham jumpers IS cents at
M. & KS.
Spinach. lettuce and parsnips at G. G.
Truasdale's.
Nice turkeys and chickens at G. c.
Truesdale's.
Boys knee pants-from cents upward
at NJ. & KS.
Finnie haddie and smoked halibut at
G. G. Truesdale's.
Boys long pants suits $2.35. 80 to
81. so at M. & KS.
30 cent quality Of Dutch blue shirts IS
cents at the NJ. & z.
Big drives In boys wear and mems
pants at the NJ 81 K.
Fine corkscrew pants. only 90 80 at
Simon & Mosenfelder's.
For good solid footwear be sure and
call at the reliable M. & z.
Pants sold at very near one half price
at Simon 8 Mosenfelder's.
Strong. we'll made jeans pants a5 cents
at Simon 81 Mosenfelder's.
Those IS cen; cashmere pants at Simon
& Mosenfelder's are beauties.
See if those so and 60 cent knee pants
at M. & KS. are not worth a dollar
Those 81 pants at Simon & Mosenfel>
ders sale are worth your while looking
for.
Wooden waists, former price 81 IS, re
duced to rs cents at Simon 81 Moeenfel-
der's
Fresh cod, herring. ring perch and
white fish just received at c. c. Trues-
dale's
Fresh vegetables of all kinds such as
soup punches, lettuce and spinach at F.
G. Youngs.
The c., B. & Q. is shipping about for
ty car loads of ice per day to St. Louis
from Fulton.
Ladies, don't forget when you want a
nice fitting shoe to call on NJ. s. &. They
Can please you.
Feather pillows. mattresses, spring
beds. comforts and blankets, at the Ad-
ans, 822 Brady street, Davenport.
Mr.. G. Koehler and Miss Tille Koehler
of st. Louis. are visiting the families of
L Huber and Julius Junge, of this city.
The boys say that Capt. Tom Fuller is
seriously contemplating pre- empting q
claim out in Yoklahoma How is it,
Tom2
Every child knows where the NJ & Z
establishment is and every parent knows
that it is the place to buy clothing and
foot wear.
The pants which Simon & Mosenfel-
der quote at So consist of the most hands
some patterns and are considered cheap
at any place from SO 80 to 81.
The public must certainly appreciate
Simon & Mosenfelder's pants sale judg-
ing from the large number of packages
which left their store yesterday.
Miss Mary Lyman, chief stenographer
In Division Agent Msck's Office, of the
c., B. & G., returned Wednesday from a
three months visit to California.
The sale of reserved seats for the Fisk
Jubilee singers entertainment will COM
mence at Clemsnn & Salzmanu's store
in Harper's theatre building next Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. E P. Reynolds will en-
terrain their friends on Wednesday next.
The elderly guests will be received in
the afternoon, and the young people in
the evening.
Just received choice lot of couches,
bed lounges and dining room table We
shall sell these on the payment plan to
desirable customers. The Adams, S22
Brady street, Davenport
We have just put in stock a select lot
of engravings and oil paintings. which
we will sell on the weekly payment plan.
We guarantee full value for your money.
The Adams, 322 Brady street. Davenport.
''Is this Simon & Mosenfelder's?"
eyes" well, I'll this boy with pair of
those Is cent pants; they are just the
thing These are remarks that Simon
g. Mosenfelder are becoming accustomed
to hear.
VIM. Lambert was before Magistrate
Bennett today for assaulting Thomas
Twelftree, of Edgington. on the night
of a recent meeting of orangem en- in this
city. He plead guilty and was tined $a5
and costs. = :
The attachment against the Duncan
Clark female minstrel baggage was re
leased late Tuesday and the company
went on their way to Maquoketa. Dur
ing the various alterations concerning
the trouble the lady" minstrels showed
no little talent of the Blllingsgate order
Clinton Nescs.
The c., NJ. & st. P. r. R. Co., will in
the future employ as firemen only men
who have served in the capacity of brake,
man on the same road. They are com.
PEELED 10 do this on account OF the ina,
bility to get brakemen at this time o I the
year.
The funeral services over the late Rev.
Chas. Engel we're held at the German
Lutheran church yesterday afternoon.
Rev. G. A. Mennecke officiating. There
were many handsome floral designs.
The pail bearers were Messrs. Fred Dank