Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-07
CITY CHAT.

The nnest grapes at Mays.
Nice ripe bananas at Longs.
Oysters and celery at Longs.
New Missouri cider at Longs.
Chickens and ducks at MAYS.
The Hotel Gordon is now for sale.
Benefits Mocha glove is the leader.
Celery and oysters at F. @. Young's.
Fur caps and muffs 10 all styles at Ben
Nets.
Home made mince meat at F. @.
Youngs.
Choice dressed chickens and ducks Al
FIG. Young's.
Choice lettuce and spinach at F. G..
Youngs.
Blush and fur coats re. lined and re-
fitted at Benefits.
II you want the best paying business
buy the Hotel Gordon.
Spinach. head lettuce and Jersey sweet
potatoes at Mays.
There is to be an oyster socisble In
South Park chapel this evening.
Six per cent loans by the Black Hawk
Homestead association tonight.
Gall on Simon & Mosenfelder and re-
ceive an Instructive lesson on overcoats.
Frank Jordan was fined $50 and costs
by Magistrate Wivill this morning for
cruelty to animals.
Grand opening lunch tomorrow night
OF saloon on Twelfth street and Seventh
avenue, Theo. Frees new place.
kingsbury & Son have bought the
stock of the Moline firm, Axel & Ubl,
mark, and will move it to Rock Island.
Miss Eva Burgh. daughter of Co. II.
b Burgh. leaves Tuesday evening for
Denver to spend the winter.
Simon i Mosenfelder are showing A
larger and more handsome line of over
coats this season than has ever been seen
here before.
Mr.. Geo. Schsfer has decided to out a
new forty>foot front in his recently pur
chased building at Second avenue and
Sixteenth street and open saloon in it
The concert in connection with the re,
formation festival at Augustsns College
last evening was enjoyed by large num-
Der of people and proved in eli ways a
delightful musical treat.
Congressman. eleci Ben T. Gable has
been the recipient of $50 congratulatory
messages from friends all over the coun,
try on his triumph he bears his honors
with modesty becoming the man.
In addition to the large store Simon &
Mosenfelder have in this city. they have
one equally large in Monmouth, Ill
which enables them to buy in very l.rge
quantities and undersell all competition.
Don't buy an overcoat until you have
compared prices with Simon & Mosen.
fielder. who will charge you no more for
nicely made goods than you paw else
where for inferior trash.
The ladies of the First Baptist church
will give Christmas Market Decem,
Der and in Arnory hall with an en-.
tertainment each evening. Songs of
seven with tablesux will be given one
evening.
Simon * Mosenftlder received advice
last evening that their buyer. Mr. Simon,
had succeeded In buying the big stock Of
overcosts he had gone TO Chicago TO bid
on. Watch for the biggest cut in prices
ever attempted in this vicinity.
Invitations have been issued for a ball
and banquet to mark the reopening OF
the Harper Wednesday evening, Nov. l2.
The committees are: T. r Harper. c. y.
Lynde and F. J. Kinney. Rock Island; J.
d. Cady. Moline. and J. n. Van Patten,
Davenport.
VIM. McEniry returned from Clinton
this morning where he had the case OF
McMabon vs. O'Connor dismissed at the
PLAINTIFFS cost. This is the $4,000
damage suit which grew out OF the al.
legged trouble Capt. O'Connor got into on
his boat while preserving the peace. aud
the result is clear viudication Of toe
good natured captains course.
The official canvass Of the returns Of
the late election is being made al the Of
flce of County Clerk Donaldson this af.
ternoon. but had not progressed far
enough up to the time Of going to press
to admit of publication of any official
figures. IL is not likely that general re-
suits will be ut all changed, although Mr..
Southwell made gain OF thirty votes In
the Fourth ward. this city. on the re-
count, but Is losing several 10 other pre-
cincts. The official returns show that
Judge Adams had opposition other than
the cold water candidate, jim Lane hay
ing received one vote n the Fourth ward.
Travellers should be preDsred for IN.