Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-02
BRIEFLETS,

felder's.
The Spring Cove toboggan slide is in
fine condition now.
Mr.. Fred DeBoard. of Hamlet, was IN
the city today.
Simon s. Mosenfelder's special pants
sale will create furore.
Bro Payne, of Yuma, was greeting old
friends in the city today.
Mrs. Leopold Simon entertained her
lady friends with tea this afternoon.
While passing Simon s. Mosenfelder's.
take look at those samples Of 80 SO
pants.
The Rock Island & Peoria road has
lately added some large furniture cars to
its rolling stock.
A lot of winter caps for 8. Is and 25
cents each at assignee sale Of Robinson g.
Taliaferros.
A saving from 81 so to sc on pair of
pants is quite az item. Simon & Mosen'
fielder will do it for you.
Great bargains-everything going be-
low cost to close out at Robinson s. Tai
iaferro's assignee sale.
Some customers suggest that Simon &
Mosenfelder's 81 80 pants sale must have
been smuggled from Canada.
Six per cent loans by the Rock Island
Mutual Building Loan & Savings asso>
citation. Tuesday Feb. 5, 1889.
Mrs. Barbara South plead guilty to car
Tying concealed weapons today, and JUS
tice Halves fined her $25 and costs.
The electric lights failed to shed their
lustre over the city last night and the
stars furnished poor substitute.
States Attorney O'Mara went out to
Edgington this morning to see his moth,
er, who Is very ILL., She is 81 years of
age.
Mr.. E. H. Potter, of Defiance, Iowa,
was in the city today on his way to visit
his father Mr.. III. B. Potter, of Buffalo
Prairie
Last night the Black Hawk Homestead
association made loans sggregating S4,-
400-$1, 900 at 81 cents, premium So, 400
at 20. and $1,000 at 2s3.
A ladies' quartette and cornet player
will furnish music at the Central Presby-
| terrain church tomorrow, and each suc>
ceeding Sabbath hereafter.
Bishop Burgess 1Will off1ciate and
preach at both services at Trinity church
tomorrow. The bishop preached two
magnificer sermons last Sunday.
The name of DR.. J s. Gilmore was
mentioned in Thursday nights ARGUS, as
secretary of the Milan canning company.
1t should have been DR.. J. s. Matthews
The assortment at the start being the
| largest, Simon & Mosenfelder would ad-
wise their friends TO take advantage OF
their special pants sale without delay.
Mrs Jacob F. Schaible. of Port Byron,
who was sdiudged insane in the county
court yesterday. was taken to the poor
farm this morning by Turnkey Silvis.
The special pants sale at Simon &
| Mosenfelders is by no means IN every
day affair. A look at either of their
special lots will convince one quickly
enough
At 81 you have choice of ten styles of
pants made from best American cassi
mere's, and none worth less than S..
| Special pants sale at Simon & Mosen-
! felder's.
Hon. E. w. Hurst arrived home from
Springfield last evening. Mrs. Hurst
will return with him on Monday, and stay
in Springfield during the remainder of
the session.
At So you have choice of twelve styles
of pants made from fine imported fabrics.
None worth less than Sc so Early call,
ers will obtain best bargains at S simon &
Mosenfelder's.
The Alvin Joslyn combination. which
played at Davenport last night, left for
Dubuque over the c.. NJ & St. P. this
morning. with their special baggage Cal
attached to the train.
The hearing of the deposition evidence
in the Blakemore. Wilson and Moline
Buggy company case closed in the circui,
court last evening AMI the arguments
were postponed until March IL.
| We have room for three or four fami-
lies to do their laundry work at special
rates from now till spring. The Rock
Island Steam Laundry.
A representative of the Burlington
Haaokeye was in the city yesterday. inter-
viewing our local republican politicians,
as to who should get the federal plums in
this neck o woods. He was chaperoned
by Boss Reimers.
We are grateful to all that bestow their
patronage on us aud kindly remind all
that have not done so before, to please
remember us when they wish their lauu>
dry work done in first class style. The
Rock Island Steam Laundry.
The grand affair Of the season will be
the invitation charity ball at the Harper
house, Feb. z. 1t 10 hoped all those re-
ceiving invitations will attend and help
make the ball pronounced success
socially and financially.
Conductor Tom Fuller, of the st. Paul
express, has gone to Milwaukee to renew
| hia anonaintance with bis family and