Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-01
BRIEFLETS.

March |.
Celery at Barnes.
First month Of spring.
Fine sweet potatoes at Mays.
Fine black bass at G. c. Truesdale's
4S cents--suts worth Sc at Simon &
Mosenfelders.
Children's high cut kid shoe at Carst
& Cos for 81 25.
Choice chickens. ducks aud turkeys a.
c. c. Truesdale's.
Simon & Mosenfelder are just slashine
prices on boys clothing.
Simon & Mosenfelder never advertise
what they have not got.
A few days more in which to get bar.
gains at Lloyd & Stewards.
New spring goods just received, al
Isaac Rothschild's, Davenport.
The Rock river toll bridge collections
for February we're 1885 So.
Ludlow's childrens goat spring heel can
be had at cost at Carse & Cos.
st. Paul lodge, Knights of Pythias
will institute a uniform rank tonight.
The Holmes syndicate has bought the
street railroads of Madison. Wis.
Fine box plat wooden suits 81 IS
worth S2.75 at Simon & Mosenfelder's
Mr.. T. f. Gray has gone to Peoria to
visit his daughter, Mrs. w. o. Hitch.
cock
During February Magistrate Bennett,
collected SEE 90; fines 1s; police fees,
81 90.
A bronzed wire railing suitable for
office desk. for sale at bargain at LLOYD
& Stewards.
Good wooden cashmere pants. no sat-
teens or shoddy, So so at Simon & Mo.
senfelder's.
Simon & Mosenfelder will refund
money for any such goods not found as
recommended.
When Simon & Mosenfelder advertise
boys suits at 90 cents, you can wager
they have them.
1t will pay you to buy your winter
underwear and keep it til next winter. a,
Lloyd & Stewards.
Willard Baker Il Co. today sold Gil
max range to one of the leading business
men of Davenport
Now, can the future old settler chalk
down with safety his notes about "tha,
remarkable winter of lssS-S9.
Ladies. you ought to try pair of Carse
i Cos. % so kid shoes-they are dan
dies. Others charge So for the same.
Mr.. s. B. Stoddard. Sr.. today sold mis-
handsome residence property, 1918
Fourth avenue to Mr. Hans Clemann
for 50, 800.
Loans by the Rock Island Building
Association" Tuesday night, March 5
Premiums II per cent to 10 per cent. f
II. Guyer. Secretary.
Wanted-Good energetic men and
women to solicit SO so and 50 per dav
Address or call on j. E. Schseffer, Cor
don house, Rock Island, Ill.
Davenport has finally decided to 90 in.
to the new Interstate league and clut
is to be put in the field, with Chas Hol-
acher as manager and captain.
Deputy Internal Revenue Huckstaedt's
stamp sales for February were So, 400 90,
Of which 81, 497 60 was for beer; 1884 10
for cigars and $18 for tobacco
All the Ludlow makes of ladies kid
and goat shoes must go at cost. No
humbug. No clothing to add the profit
to, but straight business at Carse & Co.'S.
Rock Island republicans are not flock
ing to Washington in any great nu mbers
to witness the Inauguration ceremonies.
The exodus will commence, however,
just as soon as Harrison gets down to
business
The Y. W. c. T. U. will hold its regu-
lar monthly meeting tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock in the Y. M. c. A. rooms
All the members are requested to be pres
ent. as business of Importance is to be
considered.
The latest fad in Streator is when q
young man has been painting the town
and is run in. to give his name at the po-
lice station as Robert Elsmere." Five
of these geniuses were Gagged in one cell
the other night.
Yesterday there was filed with Circuit
Clerk Gamble a certificate of incurpora.
ton of the Edgewood Park Club Stable
Co., capital stock $4,000 The directors
are Messrs L. s. McCabe, E. H. Guyer
and NJ. E. Sweeney.
Mr.. Isaac Rothschild, of Davenport,
begs leave to inform his friends
and patrons thus Fl. E. Cur
IONS, for merly cutter for John
F. Debury, OF Sixth avenue. New
York, has arrived, and will henceforth
be found at Isaac Rothschild's. and pre-
pared to make your garments to suit the
most fastidious.