Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-22
BRIEFLETS.

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$l.SS pants
All wool at the NJ. s &.
Probably tomorrow
Simon & Mosenfelder will
Be able to announce their
Special sale of boys clothing
Oyster plant at F. G. Youngs.
Dressed chickens at F. q. Young's.
NJ. & K. 5 are headquarters for ladies'
fine shoes
Choice lettuce and spinach at F. G.
Young's.
Have You seen that pyramid of 81. 50
pants at the NJ. & K
Bring all the little ones to the matinee
tomorrow at Harper's theatre.
A tremendous rush all day today for
bargains at Lloyd s. Stewards.
First class goods at one-hslf cost at
the Lloyd & Stewart bargain sale.
Simon & Mosentelder are still busy
marking out their new spring stock.
A little money will buy lot of goods
at Lloyd & Stewards bargain sale
The sale will continue at Lloyd &
Stewards until the stock Ia all sold.
Thirty-ive Years ago today the first
passenger train entered Rock Island.
Kathleen Mavourneen" tonight at
Harper's theatre. 10, 30 and 81 cents
No old stock. but good hats 25 cents
up at Lloyd & Stewards closing out sale.
Beth Sommerville supported by her
fine company tonight a: Harper's theatre.
A dollar will 60 further at the M. s. &.
than any other establishment In the city.
Call early before the assortment is
broken at Lloyd & Stewards bargain sale.
NJ. & & can ut you with a pair OF
those .SS pants. They have all sizes.
Misses and children's shoes have taken
another step lower in price at the NJ. s
E.
The best popular price company evel
in Rock Island tonight at Harpers thea.
| tire.
Choice dressed turkeys and chickens al
Danquard & BrowneI's new Elm street
grocery.
Telephone 1898 was put in Clough &
Kautx' undertaking establishment this
morning.
Wait with buying boys clothing until
Simon q Mosenfelder announce their
special sale.
90 cents, IS cents and 81 boys suits at
the NJ. & K. Prices subject to change
that Is, drop.
The S1.s5 pants at M. & K. fairly ridi.
cules anything ever offered 10 this section
for 81 90 OF even So.
| simon Il Mosenfelder predict that
boys clothing will be sold cheaper,
shortly. than ever heard of.
ANY one in need of pants who has no,
yet invested at Simon & Mosenfelder's
special sale. is robbing himself.
Some of the $1.8s pants at NJ. & KS
are identically the same and others bet.
ter. than those heretofore sold at $a 50
so cents. rs cents and 81 boys suits q,
the M. & K. If any other dealer meets
the price, NJ. & K will go them one bet
| ter.
| Sisters and brothers of the A. o. U. W
attend the ball of Germania lodge, No,
9, at Turner hall on Saturday evening
Feb. sS.
Everything going at one half what |,
cost at Lloyd & Stewards and the sal.
will be continued until the whole stoch
has been sold.
Two different employment bureau
agents have llsft Davenport uncere,
moniously within twenty.four hours
both leaving numerous creditors.
Rev. g. W. Cue. of this city. wa,
elected chaplain of the Illinois q A. &.
yesterday. and DR.. P. L. McKinnie, O
Moline. was elected medical director.
| Grand family matinee tomorrow after
noon at $50. Bad Boy" very funn,
comedy by Beth Sommervile company
Adults 30 cents: children only 10 cents
| Mr.. J. N. d. Burrows Ia critically Il
at his home on First avenue betweel
Tenth and Eleventh street. Mr.. Bur
rows IL one Of the pioneers Of this vicin
ity.