Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-03
CITY CHAT.
Choice cranberries at Browner's.
Nice cauliflower at F. G. Young's.
Nice dressed chickens at Browner's


Nice cauliflower at F. G. Youne's.
Nice dressed chickens at Browners.
Nice dressed chickens at F. G. Youne,s.
Choice oysters and celery at Browner's.
Every thing at hSlf price at the Golden
Eagle.
Oysters and celery cheap at F. G..
Young's.
Mr.. III. O. Norton. OF Hampton. was in
the city today.
Choice peaches and grapes at F. G.
Youngs.
Good goods. low prices without mu-
sic-at Simon u Mosenfelders.
Mr. Hugh Curtis is home from sn ex>
tended hunting expedition to Idaho.
Bargains in heavy clothing Goods at
your own price at the Golden Eagle.
Mr.. Louis Kircher, a rising Young at
toFney oil Chicago, is in the city on bust
ness.
WIN. Atkinson went to Galesbure
this morning to look after his paving
contract there.
~ Is may be low enough for mans
suit, but Simon 81 Mosenfelder can afford
to sell the identical suits at 50
Sc 81 is pretty close to SO; that's the
price Simon II Mosenfelder are selling
those well known railroad suits at
Remember that Geo Suite ffe's stock of
wall paper was all purchased this season
ana is consequently of the lat est styles.
Every dol ir's worth of goods in the
Golden Eagle clothin store must he sold
regardless of price within the next sixty
days.
Goods at your own price The entire
stock of the Golden Eagle clothing store
must be disposed of within the next sixty
days
Wsll paper at cost and an immense
stock to select from including all the
most desirable styles Now is your time
to buy at Geo SATELLITES.
Everybody can now afford to ornament
their house with wall paper at the prices
at which it is sold at George SATELLITES.
Call early and avoid the rush.
The grandest and best time to buy wall
paper is now when you can purchase it at
your own price. That is the way George
Sutcliffe is selling wall paper.
Free lunch Saturday night at John
Alnsworths grand opening, Fourth ave-
nue. aud Fifteenth streets. A pig and
hot weinerwurst will be served.
Stamp Deputy NJ. Lee Calls collec>
tons for September were from the follow
ing sources: Beer, So. 947. rs; cigars,
S555 O5; tobacco, S. 40; total, "a. sos. 90.
The first annual ball of the Rock Island
pillow Boys will occur at ArmOry hall to,
morrow evening. Everybody is invited.
Turn out and give the boys benefit.
Street cars will run after the ball.
The Womens Relief society Of Rock
Island will hold meeting tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock in the rooms over
Loosely crockery store. All members
are earnestly requested 10 be present
You have to pay ten cents to talk TO
Milan now, and the one at the other end
has 10 pay ten cents to talk to you from
Milan. Toll stations have been estab,
| lished at the toll gate and at c. II Dib.
bern's store.
The Sixth regiment l. n G., to which
the Rodmsn Rifles and Company F, of
Moline, belong, has been invite to set
as gusrG Of honor TO President Harrison
on tn visit to the nations executive to
Galesourg next week.
Five hundred dollars deposited in the
hauk payable to the Industrial Home as
sociation If the entire business of the Col
den Eagle is not closed up on or before
Jan. /. In oIder TO do this everything
will be slaughtered at half price and less
10 those who want bargains now is your
| time
Simon & Moseufelder announced a
| shirt, collar and cuff sale. Some of their
| competitors announced similar prices. but
as to quality they are silent. The col
| lars and cuffs which Simon & MosenfeI-
der advertise collars SC, cuffs 1907 are
| Coon X Coz best goods, but some run
slightly imperfect.
Mr.. Leveen has secured the services of
hi- brother, J Leveen, Of Columbus,
Ohio, to take charge of the London's
mammoth establishment here, and the
many friends of that popular firm will be
| rcjoiced TO know that while they must
lose Mr. f. :. Leveen and MIR. G. Joseph.
| the old time managers of the house (who
are already packing up their household
goods preparatory to going to Rock
| lslsnd) they do not lose the largest and
best clothing house the city has had for
years. Rejoice that still Centralia is not
to lose its old time friend, the fair, square
dealing London Clothing Company
Centrslia Sentinel.
Mr.. Benz. Whitsitt, of Presumption. was
in the city today. He attended the state
fair at Peoria yesterday and proDOunces
| II q great success in every way, OF
course he was particularly interested in
the short horn display and saws that the
| short horn bull named Great Unknown, "
the property OF Col. j 5. Moberly, of
| Kentucky. took the grand swee pstakes
| prize over all beef breeds. On Wednes-
day in Chicago Mr. Whitsitt sold two
Car loads of high grade short horn steers
averaging 1880 pounds, the top of the
market being So 10, and he still has al
home choice load of the same lot which
he is holding for Christmas. These cattle
are two yesr olds and weighed on Tues
day 1885. Mr.. Whitsitt considers them
the best lot he ever raised
A dispute having risen between Inspec
tor Lloyd, of the Twentieth street paving
contract. with the Rockford Construction
company as to the quality of brick being
put in and the report having also gained
! currency that the company was shipping
-eral car loads daily to Peoria instead
"g Rock Island the first considera-
'qyor and street and alley COM
Inference with Supt Mead
company, yesterday
TRACTORS were EN-.