Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-13
CITY CHAT.

Just at Dawn" at the theatre to-
night
Special sale silk curtains at The Adams,
S22 Brady street. Davenport.
The season of slaughter al Gilmore.s
packing establishment began yesterday.
Young mems nobby Kerrey overcosta,
se 81. regular price Sic. at mon 6
Mosenfelder's.
Simon IL Mosenfelder's overcoat sale is
great success. Their store was crowded
all day yesterday.
People are quick to find out a good
thing. Simon Il Mosenf,lser's overco,t I
sale proves this.
Blankets, comfortable mattresses, pill
l"ws-rare bargains. at the Adams. gee
Brady street. d NEWPORT.
County Treasurer-elect Thomas Camp-
bell has appointed his daughter, Miss A Ia.
deputy county treasurer.
Everybody should see the $40 chincbills
overcoats-thev are well worth $l5-at
Simon & Mosenfelder's.
The boys cape overcoats at So. so are
as good as you can find anywhere else at
"a so and $5-st Simon & Mosenfelder's
Seeing is believing You are asked to
call and see how much they can save you
on an overcost at Simon & Mosenfelder's.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Cltizens Improvement association Will he
held at the roooms at the usual hour ills
evening.
If you want an ulster that will wear
like iron and always look well, ask for
the 1885 grade at Simon s. Moseufeld.
er's.
Is broom suites. psrlOr suites, lounges
fancy rockers. sideboards. dining tables;
full line at The A cams 80, Brady street,
Davenport.
Capt. Geo. Lamont. of the Diamond
10 lac. returned yesterday from n weeks
business trip to st Louis aud interme-
date points.
w. A. DenmoD. agent for Adele Pawn.
Is at the Harper. arranging for the ap-
pesrsnce of Miss Fayu, in Lady Mac.
beth next Thurs lay evening
The telephone company Injunction
against the street railway company was
dissolved this afternoon. sn sgreemen,
Art lnvincible heating stoves, Helper
cook stove. and Live Oak stoves, on easy
terms. Prices as low ss the lowest cash
price. The Adams. see Brady street.
Davenport.
Found-A fur coat on Moline avenue
between Sechler's carriage works and
Forty>second street. Owner can recover
by describing property and paying sdver-
Using charges.
Davenport Is troubled with incendiar-
ism again. Three fires were set within
twelve hours rec emily and no trace what
ever can be secured TO the tire fiend who
is causing the deviltry.
The widow and children of the late
John Bleuer desire to express their sin.
cere thanks TO sill friends who showed
them offices of kindness and love iu the
hour of their late sorrow.
The will of the late H C. Whitridee
was filed for probate today. The de.
ceased leaves his entire property valued
At $4,000 to his wife. The will We,
written By Mr.. Whitridgc October %,
1856.
| Arguments were made by A dair Pleas
ants. for the defense. and A p. Nc
Guirk. OF Davenport. for the plain
TN, on the demurrer In the case OF Gown,
for damages against Guyer. ct al Tn,
court has not yet rendered his decision
in the case
Messrs. Toner, Filbert and Walker. o
yuma. were a happy trio of dem ocrat
who visited Rock Island today. Mr.. To
mer was particularly juhilant over III,
result of the election In Wesimorelant
county. Pa his old home. and exhibited
q copy OF the local paper containing tn,
cut OF a rooster whose dimensions ex
ceeded that Of any bird in the ARsUi
hennery.
A number of boys living on Fourth
avenue in the vicinity of Ninth stree
have gotten into the habit of THROWN!
stones al the street cars on the Fourth
avenue and Ninth street lines. Las
night young scamp hurled a rocl
through the window of blue car. break
ing the glass and narrowly missing lad
passenger. An example should be mad
BY the police of some of these miscre
ants.
MIR. Adolph G. Knocke and Miss Cor
Rose were married at the home OF IN
bride in this city last night. Rev. @. W
Cue. OF the First NJ. L. church officiating
The groom, who has charge of the trim
ming department Of the Sechler c.rriag
works. Moline, Is an industrious. popuia
young man. while his bride is charmiu
young lady who is much admired. Mr.
knocke recently erected home for hi
bride in Edgewood Park. this city.
Rev. G. W. Cue. pastor OF the Fir.
Methodist church. announced last Sunda
that by request he would pre- ach a serr o
to the railroad men. their wives and the
children next Sabbath evening. OWN!
however. TO previous arrangement for
union temperance meeting, which wi
t,ke place in this church next Sabbai
evening TO be participated 10 by the sew
. eral churches In the city and 20 be a,
dressed by Rev. DR.. Taylor. pastor {
the First Baptist church. Mr.. Cue wi
therefore postpone for one week b
| sDQcial sarrnon IN railro.l xn.a a. .