Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-21
CITY CHAT.

| Dy Wauteu-At oIm0n q MOsen,
felders.
Mr. b. P. stoddard. of Edging,on, was
IN the city today.
Underwear as low as 1Oc at Simon &
Mosenfelder's.
Genuine Vermont maple syrup Just re.
ceived at Mays.
Simon d Mosenfelder will save Won
money on underwear.
Mr.. Edward Hefferhan left last even,
ing for Akron. Ohio.
Bed blanket and bed comfort sale this
week at McCabe Bros.
Boys suits at half price at the Golden
| Eagle closing out sale.
Holroyd's wool and silk underwear at
Simon & Mosenfelder's.
Nearly 100 bales of bed blankets
placed on sale this week at McCabe
Bros.
Rev. W. s Marquis is in Duauoin at
tending the Central Illinois PRESBYTERIAN
synod.
Yesterday was a gala day at the bed
blanket and comfort sale at McCabe
Bros.
Chiidrens suits at "a cents. regular
price *l.15. at the Golden E ,gle closing
out sale.
| VIM. Gamble has moved back to Rock
Island aid is located at 2507 Fifth ave-
| nue..
21c for ss good quality of underwear
as is usually sold at soc, at Simon d
Mosenfelders.
II you have an idea of buy ng a boys
suit the Golden Eagle will sell you one
for half price.
Remember the 10 per cent discount IN
all customers before Nov 1, at Kann &
HuckstaedIs.
75c is the price for the genuine (all
WOOD natural wool underwear al Simon &
Mosenfeldefs.
The Golden Eagle still has a good
stock on hand. and continues to make the
prices lower than ever.
The Golden Eagle closing out sale is a
great blessing to the poor OF Rock Is
land. Call and be convinced.
White bed blankets. 6sc.; pure cocb-
meal scarlet olan kets, Sc Is at the great
sale this week at McCabe Bros.
CSC is the price for the genuine Swits-
Condo underwer-with the Swits Conde
ticket-st Simon &c Mosenfeldsi's.
W. L. Whitfield, of Chicago. is visiting
In the city of his former home. .'wbi,"
is now conductor on the Rock Island
road
i. ere will be no service at South Park
chapel this evening. Kew. w. S MARQUIS
having to attend the meeting OF the
synod at DlaGe;a. H.
They allow no one to undersel thems
Look around, get prices. and then see
now well you are irea ed at Simon &
MosenfeldeI's
Mr.. Geo. B. Browner. cur next county
treasurer, is very i'll with Inflammation of
the bowels. and his many friends are nat
uraily very anxious about him.
McCsbe Bros. advertise the celebrated
Swlts Condo underwear at 81 apiece, and
have the genuine-the makers ticket on
each garment. Others are limitations.
There will be services in the inter
ests OF the South Rock island mission in
the Aiken Street school at 7:30 this eve
mug. Preaching by toe Rev. John II.
Kerr.
With as Great a rush as the Golden Ea-
gle has had the psst weeks. il is proved
to the people that they are actually do
ing rs they agree, viz Closing ont re-
gardless of cost
A passenger coach is now attached to
the freight train leaving Rock Island at
$50 II. G. daily for Des Moines. This
Will De great accommodation to local
traffic through Iowa.
Michael Come died SUNDAY morning
at his home on West Locust street Day-
export. of the effects of severe burning.
Friday evening his clothes caught fire
while asleep. from his pipe which he had
oeen smoking, and he was enveloped i'm
flames when discovered.
The city council turned its attention to
the improvement of Garnsley square At
its meetin 6 last evening. letting the coz
tract for substituting clay for gravel lu
Its surface. This done the work of oesu.
ufying will commence. 1t is understood
that several fine ornaments have already
been promised.
Rock Island Lodge No. IS, |. 90. F.
will have social and dance on Tuesday
evening, Nov. l1th, and a good time NAV
be expected. Members wishing invita-
tons will please send the names at once
to the committee. d. F Krell. n. Roth.
well. Geo. Trinkenschuh. j. Treuamau. j.
Guthompsen. or leave names at Krell &
Maths store.
According to the Indianapolis Jour
rats report of the visit of the gun factory
board to Indianapolis, no stone was lett
unturned by the people of the HoosIer
capital to make favorable impression
upon the officers as TO the advantages of
that city over all other cities. The tri>
cities however we're not slow in present
ing their claims which in great many
respects excel those of Indianapolis.
Mr.. Ell. Swan hiss succeeded in re-or-
ganizing the R'scue hose company on
Nineteenth street. and a meeting will be
held tonight to elect officers. Mr. Swan
is an old fireman and the absence of any
IRE protection in that important neighbor.
hood has prompted him in Difference TO
| the expressed wishes of many property
holders to reestsblish the company pend
ing the institution of the paid department.
being firm believer himself in the paid
system. The boys will be around in a
few days soliciting such subscriptions as
are necessary to put the old time company
| on its feet again.