Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-23

Misses and children's shoes have taken
decided drop at the M. s. X.
The toboggan slide is in first class con-
dition and ready for business.
Maj. L. NJ. Buford's condition is now
regarded as extremely serious.
At % cents you buy boys suits worth
81 80 at Simon & Mosenfelders.
Simon & Mosenfelder's 81 so pants are
sold elsewhere from SO so to 81.
Miss Lizzie Kemble has returned to
Chicago to resume her art studies.
At 4s cents you can buy boys suits
worth Sc at Simon s. Mosenfelder'
Fine bananas. Malaga grapes and Fl or.
ida oranges at Boro's. under the bank.
The raw material alone is worth more
than n. & K. ask for those 81 80 pants
Boys pants at all prces-but a first.
class cashmere so cents at the NJ. & &
Miss Kate O'Donnell, of Carbon Cliff,
is in the city to spend Sunday with
friends
Wanted-A girl for second work. APP.
avenue.
A handsome new cabinet organ was
received this morning for the South
Park chapel.
The boot and shoe firm of Wynes &
Schneider has dissolved, Mr.. Schneider
continuing.
You cannot help bu: express your sur.
prise when you see those 81 80 pants q,
the NJ & L.
$3.50 tuys all wool pants of choice
patterns at Simon & Mossnf elders spec.
ial pants sale
1t was colder than blue bazes, still NJ
& &. sold slxty-seven pairs of their 81. 81
pants yesterday.
Monday morning next in the Y. NJ. c. A.
rooms at II a. Ii.
Leaders In the latest styles in furniture
aud carpets Clemann s Salzmann, I'm.
der Harper's theatre.
If soc, 75c' and 81 is not cheap enough
for child's suit, NJ. q K. will have Il
reduce the prices. that's all
New goods are being received every
day at the furniture and carpet emporium
of Clemann & Salzmann's.
The boys suits that NJ. & Z quote at
50 cents are new goods. all sizes, and moi
shelf-worn nor moth eaten.
The Chicago Nesos says three Rock ISL
and liquor dealers have been srre,te a
Dubuque for shipping liquor into Iowa.
Lloyd d Stewart could hardly wait on
the people today, with all their help.
The cut in prices is what brings the peo'
pie.
Mrs. FL. Birdsall arrived from Ne
brsska City, Neb.. this morning, an6
joined her husband at the Rock Island
house
Sisters and brothers Of the A. o. U. w
attend the ball of Germauia lodge, No.
8. at Turner hall on Saturday evening.
Feb. IS.
Ten below zero this morning-coldest
of the season 'Fitz." the observer
says it will be cold to night, again. and
then warmer.
Remember that when you call at the
NJ. s K. to see or buy pair of the S1.Ss
Atwood pants they will show you new
choice patterns, all sizes, and not a lot OF
odds. that are rusty and shelf>worn.
The annual meeting Of the Rock Island
County Bible society will be held In the
Broadway Presbyterian church, on Tues.
day evening. March 5. Reports will be
made, officers elected and an address r..
livered.
Mrs. R. Logan, widow of James Lo.
gan, died at her home, 1917 Fourth
avenue. Thursday morning. She wal
buried Yesterday afternoon. Rev. Kerr,
of Milan, officiating. Deceased was
seventy seven years of age and an early
resident.
The Beth Sommerville company made
it's best appearance during its engage
ment at Hsrper's theatre, last evening
10 the irish drama. kathleen Mavour.
neen." This afternoon the bad Boy
was presented. and tonight the company
closea in ssIost in London.o