Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-27
BRIEFLETs.
Nice bananas at Mays.

All felt shoes half price Ut the M. q n.
Those SIS pants at NJ. & KS. are
great.
Mrs. Fred Hass is quite i'll with pneu-
monia.
Dressed turkeys and chickens at F. g.
Youngs.
Who is selling boys suits at IS cents I
Simon & Mosenfelder.
Mrs. ]. NJ Buford has returned from
her visit to Chicago.
Who started the low prices on pantsf
Simon 8 Mosenfelderl
Mr.. Ben Hartz has returned from q
business trip to Chicago.
Mr.. John Shall, Hillsdale's we'll known
citizen. was in the city today.
It's Simon 8 Mosenfelder who inaug>
urated the cut price pants sale.
The young son Of Mr.. Ed Jens, Of
South Rock Island. is very i'll.
Prices on boys suits are cut on all
grades at Simon s. Mosenfelder's.
There is to be an oyster sociable at the
Ninth street NJ E. church Friday even
ing.
Double-width cashmere 103c, special
bargain, at McCabe Bros dress goods
sale.
Isn't this delightful weather for a
spring overcoats NJ. & X. have beau
full line.
Short-length colored morie silks 6Sc a
yard at McCabe Bro. 3 dress goods sale
Tomorrow.
Only few days more Ia which TO pur'
chase furnishing goods at one half what
they cost at Lloyd 8 Stewards.
Mr. Gus Englin learned the trade OF
cutting of Mr.. Hoppe, but had never cut
for him. as we stated last evening.
The remaining days are few in which
to get anything in the line of hats, mems
furnishing goods. ETC.. at your own price,
It's Simon & Mosenfelder who started
the special sale of boys clothing, which
| means lower prices than ever heard Of.
The reception and banquet of Everts
commandery. Z. T., tomorrow night Is
not for Sir Knights alone, but for all Ma,
| sons.
Those 81. sS pants are remarkably good
at the NJ. & K. but you ought to see the
bargains they are giving in boys cloth
ing
The records will show that it was NJ
& K, who commenced to wreck prices il
pants. boys clothing, as we'll as every
Thing else.
i Messrs. Joseph Starkey and W. H. At
wood, of Fremont. Neb., both forme
Rock Island citizens, are in the city OF
business.
! Mr.. f F. Buck. stenographer at tn,
Office of the Rock Island Pillow company
has received the agency for Little's typ
writer supplies.
/ James OConnor, the barber. ha
adorned the front Of his shop with
handsome gold and black pole the worl
of Mr.. Fred Alters.
! Wanted-Good energetic men ant
women to solicit. 30 80 aud So per day
Address or call on J. f. Schseffer Cor.
don house. Rock Island, Ill.
Mrs. J. B. Sac. of Ottumwa, Iowa. &C
com panied by her son, is visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer Resented
while her husband is in the east.
Tomorrow McCsbe Bros. will sell. Il
direct attention to the dress goods sale
a lot of colored moris (watered) silks d
Csc yard; regular 81. 30 goods.
Over a week ago NJ. 8 K. commenced
to slaughter boys suits at 80 cents
These prices will continue Throughout
their entire stock previous to their gram
spring opening.
Mr.. George Weiss and his niece, Mis-
Maggie Coulter, of Jackson. MINI. ar
In the city visiting relatives. Mr.. Wtis
is brother of John and Gottlieb Weiss
of the firm of John Volk & Co., of thi
city.
The Young Ladies' Home Missionsr
society of the First NJ E. church. are pre-
pairing musical treat for Tuesday even
ing, March 1s. The programme will In
clude some of the best talent of the viciu
ity.
| At the brides home in South Rock Isl
and last evening. occurred the marriage o
Mr.. W. H. Schroeder and Miss Mar.
Dunlap. The young couple have man.
admiripg friends whose best wishes &C
company them in their new life.
At the home of the brides parents IL
this city Monday evening. occurred th,
marriage Of MI. NJ. A. Agnew, of Dav
export. and Miss Carrie Rose, Rev. Fstbe
Mackin officiating. The happy youni
couple were driven over to Davenport
their future home.
Mr.. J. A. Monger. editorial writer OF
the National Visitor published at Chicago
and one of the best known journalists IL
central Illinois. having been connected
with the Peoria Freeman for number o
years. Ia In the city on business. He Il
accompanied by his friend. Mr.. NJ. Jacob
News has been received Of the dealt
at Des Moines. last night. of Mrs. Smith
! reliot of the late John L. Smith. who wal
one of the pioneer citizens and residents
of Rock Island, moving to Des Moine.
in 1852. The deceased had many friend.
among the early settlers of Rock Island
county. who will be grieved to learn of