Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-16
BRIEFLETS.

W cents Tor nice SILK llneO SUN utt ~
the M. & K.
Perfect be auties in stiff felt hats 81 so
at the N. & K.
Hats that are worth $3.50 NJ. & z. are
selling at 81. 80.
M <. will ornament your head at
trfiing expense.
Never were good shoes sold SO cheap
as at the M. & K.
Strong jeans pants 25 cents at Simon
& Mosenfelder's.
Mems and boys hats from 25 cents up
wards, at the NJ. q E.
Its wonderful how cheap NJ & K. are
selling misses and children's shoes.
NJ. 8 Z. are selling ladies' shoes at
$2. so that are considered cheap at $3.
70 cents for fine quality flannel waists,
lace front, at Simon g. Mosenfelder's.
Discard your old cap and buy new
hat from % cents upward at the M. s. K.
4S cents for stylish boys pants, cheap
a, rs cents. ct Simon s. Mosenfelder's.
Rock Island division 100, o. R c., is
to have ball at Armory hall on the 20th
inst.
Ex-supervisor VIM. Rinck is confined
to his house with very severely sprained
ankle.
is conts for strong boys knee pants.
cheapest grade at 8 cents. at Simon &
Mosenfelder's.
Mrs. p. r. Wilhelm has been called to
Sprin gfeld by telegram announcing the
death of her father.
The Misses Kemble gave q 8 O'Clock
tea this afternoon to about forty of their
young lady friends.
Ladies who are wearing NJ. & &. shoes
say they are better and cheaper than any
they have ever had.
The Macomb Eagle says that two MEM
bers of the family of Rev. R. G. Pearce
are ill with scarlet fever.
Bishop Burgess. Of Peoria, is the guest
of Mrs. NJ. G. Hoffman. He oficiates at
Trinity church tomorrow.
Have you ever worn a pair Of NJ. & Z.
shoes! They are the best fitting and
wearing shoe made. Try pair.
In Kohn s. Adler's advertisement last
evening so cents per dozen meant 81 so
per gallon. The correction has been
made.
While passing. take look at some of
Simon & Mosenfelder's $3.50 pants
You'll buy pair whether you need them
Or not.
They have 1t in Chicago that there is
In Rock Island a bigamist named w. B.
Kidkull. who has family here and one
in Chicago.
The trial of Corbett and his accom-
plices, Shaw and Plessner. for the larceny
of certain bonds, as heretofore detailed
in the ARGUS, is now in progress in Chi
cago.
Harry G. Brooks, mailing clerk at the
postof1ce. who has been very i'll for some
time, is now much better, q fact that
will be hailed with qualification by his
many friends.
Carl Schmidt. the Davenport stock
buyer murderously assaulted two weeks
ago last night by William Huffman. lies
in precsrious condition and his life 10
despsired of.
That Davenport will have club in the
Interstate league the coming season is q
practically assured fact, and if it does,
Hollacher. the Rock Island favorite, will
be manager and captain.
Those wishing chances on the large
music box at Lloyd & Stewards. should
get them before 9 o'clock this evening, as
the drawing of the box takes place at
that time.
Ed. 8. Bowman has resigned his situ-
alton in Champions book store. and will
leave the first of the week for Bennett,
Iowa. where he takes q position in the
store of his uncle. DR.. 8. @. Bowman.
Mr.. Ed. Lieberknecht shipped his trot
ting stallion, Tom Kirkwood, to Chicago
the first of the week. and followed later
himself. He expects to dispose of the
animal to some horse fancler in the Ga
den city.
Hon. E. W. Hurst arrived from Spring
field this morning for ten days respite
from his legislative duties to look after
business matters requiring his attention.
The legislature adjourned last night until
Monday, when it will adjourn again for
a week.
A grand exhibition will be given to-
morrow night, Feb. II, by the Rock Isl,
and Turner society at Turner hall for
the benefit of their instructor, L Preusse.
The active members and all scholar
classes will participate. also Prof. Fair
ner's Either club. of Davenport.
Two boys. Philip johnson aged four
teen and Lawrence Swanson aged thir.
teen. were before Magistrate Bennett this
morning charged with breaking into the
barn Of Roderick Dart and stealing q
wagon wheel. They were held in bonds
of 5000 and this morning Judge Adams,
upon plea Of guilty, fined each S25 and
costs and administered good lecture.
The fines we're paid and the boys dis.
charged.
The service of praise In the Central
Presbyterian church has been rendered
very efiesive and attractive by the pres.
ence of female quartette under the direc
ton of the organist. Mr. 8. T. Bowlby
| The ouartette consists of Mrs. Georpf