Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-13
BRIEFLETS.
Fresh dressed chickens at Mays,
Fine fresh cauliflower at NAYS.

Fine fresh caulifower at Mays.
Choice sweet potatoes at F. G. Youpgs.
Fresh dressed chickens at c. c. Trues-
dale's.
"Killarny" at Harper's theatre this
evening.
Nice oranges and bananas at F. G.
Youpg's.
Special sale of spring oyercoats at the
NJ. & K.
X Some more of those 50 cent suit 8 at
the NJ. & X.
csc. 49,. .75c. CSC boys suits at Simon
& Mosenfelder's.
F. w. Wilson. of Rural. was in the
city last evening.
Nice boys flannel suits at 81 .3S at
Simon & Mosenfelder's.
Supervisor Ira Buffum. of Andalusia,
was in the city today.
$4.s5 for good. solid cashmere spring
overcoat at the NJ. & K.
Mothers friend and star waists; elegant
assortment, at the NJ. & K.
The most elegant line of light weight
overcoats now open at the NJ. & K.
Mrs. Joseph Bailey. of Chicago, is Wis.,
iting at the residence of G. L. Walker.
500 more of those Is cent boys pants
just received at Simon s. Mosenfelder's.
Fresh head lettuce, asparagus, spinach,
oyster plant, parsley and radishes. at
Mays.
DR.. Thomas Wright. a we'll known vet
Urinary surgeon of Davenport. died yes
terday, aged 10
j. NJ. Buford offers for sale at great
bargain the Swiler residence on Second
avenue near Eleventh street.
Instructions came from Observer Fitz-
gerald today to hoist black fiag-a fall Of
twenty degrees by tomorrow morning.
Simon 81 Mosenfelder today place on
sale boys suit at 8S cents. all sizes
from age to IS. This garment must be
seen to be appreciated.
S06-S07. Family story paper can be
found on Champions news counter; 7
cents copy in advance; four for 25
cents.
The Down Town Progressive Euchre
club had a very pleasant meeting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Carse last
evening.
Mr.. J. NJ. Buford sold another lot in
Rodman's ADDITION yesterday. Real es,
tate in that part Of town seems 10 be on
the move.
Simon Il Mosenfelder have Just re-
ceived another invoice of boys and chill
dren's clothing, and now offer larger bar
gains than ever.
A meeting of the Citizens Improve
ment association will be held at the
rooms in the opera house building to-
morrow evening
Messrs. D. G. Moore and f. r E KIM
| tion of Dsnville, paid visit to the Rock
Island high school yesterday.
Among the new suits just arrived at
Simon Il Mosenfelder's are eight differs
| emf styles of cheviots, all new. handsome
patterns, and made in different styles.
Mrs. Mary A. Roberts died last evening
| at her home. 1919 Third avenue. of general
debility. aged rs The funeral was held
this afternoon from theU. P. church
laLn 4
aud H. G. Wivill are those most promi.
nently discussed by democrats just now
for the nomination for police magistrate
The adjourned meeting of the Island
City club will be held tomorrow night.
Matters of Importance are to be attended
| to and the presence of all members is de-
sired.
Fred Wilde, late secretary of the Tri-
city Freight Bureau, has been appointed
secretary of the Iowa State Shippers and
Manufacturers association, with head
quarters at Des Moines.
Mrs. T. W. Glenn, recently of Colons
township, who has been visiting relatives
in this city, leaves this evening for her
new home in Nebraska, where her hus-
band is already located.
Mr.. W B. McIntire leaves tonight for
| Superior, Neb.. to assume charge of Nc
Intire Bros store there. The feeling OF
regret over Willis departure is like unto
grief in more than one quarter in Rock
| Island.
Mr.. VIM Jackson has received q
good sample of Galesburg paving brick
weighing 5 pounds 10s ounces. which,
after having been soaked in water forty
eight hours. is found to have gained ex-
actly two ounces in weight.
The c.. B. s. Q. has commenced the
delivery of gravel, for the filling in by the
city of Second avenue between Twentieth
street and the bridge, and it will not be
long before substantial roadway is es>
tablished between the streets named.
Prof Duncan, of the Davenport Bust
ness college, recovered surprisingly
heavy verdict against j Little, one of bis
former pupils, who struck the professor
on the head with his fiat. The jury al
lowed the plaintiff 81 400.
Chas F. Fleming leaves SaH Jose Cal
tomorrow night for Rock Island Upon
his arrival. Mr.. Geo A. Fleming. who
has been here all winter looking after
Fleming & Co.'S distributing depot. will
return to his California home.
| A salad socisble" will be held in the