Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-17
CITY CHAT.

Cheviot waists csc, worth SOC at Simon
s. Mosenfelder's.
Beautiful new patterns of flannel shirts
at Simon s. Mosenfelder's.
Boys jeans pants 25c, worth double the
price, at Simon & Mosenselder's.
A telephone has been put in for Bar
ker. the ice man. The number Is i40.
Warranted for one year. one of those
So .6S mems suits Simon s. Mosenfelder
are making move.
E A. Sweeney. Mis- Amy Sweeney and
Mrs. g. l.. Walker left yesterday morn
ing for Asbury Park, N. J.
It is whispered that the Union is L,
have another libel suit on its hands In a
few hours. Poor Unioni
The third subscription concert by Stras-
ser's orchestra occurs at Hincher's Elm
street garden this evening.
The Christian Sunday school will have
picnic at Black Hawks tower tomor-
row. going out on the o'clock car.
Will some one send word TO Tom
Campbell that the board of supervisors
60 down the river ON the Libbie Conger
tonight?
Maj. G. w. HAYES family joined the
campers on Big island today. The fami-
lies Of Judge Adams and NJ. G. Mills Wis
tied the camp today.
Wanted-An experienced girl to do
general homework in family of three.
Good girl, good wages. Apply at 1924
Second evenue, city.
Simon & Mosenfelder are making big
sacrifices. They must have room for
their fall stock. All summer goods sold
at greatly reduced prices.
s. A. Msysll and wife, of Freeport are
visiting in the city. Mr.. Mayall was a
former c.. b. & @ engineer, but is now
running on the G.. M. & N. out of Free.
port.
Mr.. Walter s. Pidcock, of Cordova.
was in the city last evening. He has
lately opened up firstclass restaurant in
his town, and proposes to feed the hum
cry at reasonable rates.
Supervisor Lamont this afternoon ex.
tended an invitation to his colleagues In
the county board to take a ride down the
river on the Libbie Conger tonight and
the invitation was accepted without, a
dissenting voice.
The Gslva and Orion clubs of the Hem
~ county league, viii play in Orion Fri
day, July 18th. Game called at 3 p. m.
The Peoria train arrives in time for the
first inning. The Galvas have been
strengthened by Peoria battery, and the
two clubs are tie for third place.
Mr.. W. K. Fulton. of Aledo, was in the
city today looking after bay, half Clyde
mare three years old. stolen from his pas
ture at Viola. H.. July 10. While here.
however, Mr.. Fulton received Geographic
information that the colt had been recov>
cred near Galesburg and that officers
were now after the thief.
Kann & Huckstaedt, the enterprising
furniture dealers, have an advertisement
on this page which they invite the public
to peruse. This fra propose to always
keep up with the times in fine furniture
and carpets. while their prices are just as
attractive. Iflou need anything in their
line, give them call.
In Drury township on Monday far
mer named Thomas Campbell, brought a
suit against Fred Feltman for 800 dam
ages, the defendants dog having run into
the road. and frightened Campbell's horse.
The case was given jury trial before
Justice Wray. and the jurv's verdict was
in favor of the owner of the dog
Baker & Housman have received cat
alogue and book of illustrations of J. L.
Motifs Iron works which is the best in the
world. People who intend to donate
fountains. vases or other ornamentations
to public parks or set off their private
grounds would do we'll to consult this
firm and look over one hundred and
twenty five pages of this book.
Over the slough tongues are wagging
over marital misfit of but one months
duration. A young man married a coun-
try miss, so the story goes. not for her
beauty, love or sympathy, but for her
money. She had the "stuff" but refused
to make him custodian of it. Hence he
has sent her forth to the parental roof
again and he is free TO consummate other
compacts in all but the sight
of the law.
1t is amusing to note with what per-
sistency and diligence Tom Campbell
sticks it to the county board these DAYS.
He even went so far as TO follow the SUI
pervisors to the county farm Yesterday
and partake of the free chuck provided.
Campbell is plainly jealous of Browner's
not only with all members of
the board. but with all who know him
and with everyone he meets, but the re-
publican sspirant would show better
judgment were he to conceal his anxious
envy.
At the meeting Tuesday of the stock
holders of the Moline Pillow Co. changes
were made in the election of directors. G..
b. Chandler, of Omoskeag. N. II. was cleo.
Ted in place Of George Stephens. and Je
rome Wheelock in place of Martin Kings
man. of Peoria. The directors subse.
quently elected s. W. Wheelock presi
dent; G. B. Chandler, vice-president; A.
X. Bryant, secretary, and 8. NJ HILL,
treasurer.
Hon. VIM. Prentiss, of Macomb, is in
the city today in consultation with Judge
Peasants on appellate court business
He had time. however. to shake hands
with many of his political and personal
friends. 1t was one of the greatest mis-
lakes the voters of this district ever made
when they elected Gest over Mr. Prentiss
in 1888. and none realize this now more
fully than those democrats who proved
untrue to their party's principles.