Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-03
BRIEFLETS.
Regular council meeting tonight.

Regular council meeting tonight.
Ten cents-new satines at McIntir,
Bros.
Spring dress goods arriving at McIntire
Bros.
Ten cents-new spring ginghams al
McIntire Bros.
John T. Hass, of Coal Valley, was in
the city today.
Now is the time to clothe your boys al
Simon Il Mosenfelder's.
The greatest of the great embroidery
sales this week at McCabe Bros.
Pants sale continued. and new 10,
added. at Simon & Mosenfelder's.
Mr.. ]. E. Chandler. the Bardolph pay
Ing brick man. is in the city today.
Simon & Mosenfelder have today 10
sugurated spt cial sale of boys clothes
Abe Rosenfield went up the st. Paul
road on little business trip this morn,
ing.
There will be services at South Park
chapel by Rev. Marquis tomorrow even
ing.
Mr.. o. F. Potter, proprietor of the
Freeport Bulletin, spent Sunday in the
city.
Spring has arrived at McIntire Bros.
Step in and see the rev satines and ging,
hams.
julius PeeiZ, of Wsbssha, spent yes.
terday with his father, Capt. John Peetz.
in this city.
Boys knee pants suits at .6S. $1.3S,
Sc and 50 so. worth double, at Simon &
Mosenfelder's.
The sick folks in the family of Mr..
John Warner are now considered on the
safe road to recovery.
Latest pattern hemstitch fiouncing, %
inches wide, SO cents this week at Me-
Cabe Bros embroidery sale.
Two Swiss hemstitch skir,Ings full As
inches wide, A and so cents yard, at
McCabe Bros. this week.
The Woman's Improvement guild of
Trinity church. will have tea party at
the rectory Wednesday night.
A new line Of muslins, In all the lead>
ing brands, at lowest prices for spot cash
at McCabe Bros. embroidery sale.
Great bargains can be had in boys
clothes, long or short pants suits, at ST.
mon & Mosenfelder's special sale
You will always do we'll to take advan-
tage Of Simon & Mosenfelder's special
sales. They never promise anything but
what they will fulfill.
The Congressional Farmers Institute
meets at Armory hall tomorrow morning
instead OF at the court house as previous
ly announced.
Deputy Circuit Clerk johnson has the
LA Grippe" johnson protested vigor-
ously as long as he could and finally re-
luctantly succumbed.
A great drive-5. 900 yards of all kinds
Of embroidery-newest patterns from one
to five inches wide. all at 10 cents at the
great embroidery sale at McCsbe's.
Mr.. Andrew Bladel has been dragged
into the whirlpool of republican discon>
tent that Is already raging over the far
away nomination for township collector.
St. Paul lodge No 107. K. of P. is
making extensive preparations for its
complimentary entertainment on the 18th
inst. the Twentieth anniversary of the
Pythian order.
Foolish, confdence-destroying is the
merchant who advertises more or greater
bargains than what he can give. Simon
q Mosenfelder rather give you more
than they promise.
There was considerable of q scare in
Moline Saturday night over the discovery
of fire in the Organ company's building.
but there proved to be more smoke than
flame and it was quickly controlled.
A man named McCarty. in the employ
Of Iceman Schleuter, of Moline, while
blowing ice on Sears dam in Rock river
yesterday morning, lost a horse which
broke through the ice and was drowned
Mr.. Chas. F. Fleming arrived this
morning from San Jose. CAL. and will
remain until the dried fruit season is over
in charge of Geo. A. Fleming s.
Company's great distributing and ship
ping depot here.
A shooting match was arranged this
morning between Robert Meyers and
VIM. Andrews. who are matched to shoot
against Andrew King and Albert Young.
for a wager of $50. Place and date to
be fixed Wednesday evening.
The sociable and reception by the
Woman's improvement guild of Trinity
church will be held at the rectory on
Wednesday evening instead of Tuesday
as announced heretofore. A cordial in
vitstion is extended to all.
Yesterday was ground hog day and il
tradition holds good. the little animal did
not return to his hole. as he did not see
his shadow and six weeks Of bright
weather is to follow. 1t has not started
in very promising.
Mrs. P. Ecker and family wish to ex
tend thanks to the members Of Germans
lodge, A. o. U. W., and to the friends Of
their late deceased husband and father
for the many kind attentions paid him
during his sickness and at his funeral.
In accordance with q newly adopted
rule. the stars and stripes are now dis
played In front of G.. A. r. hall on al
days one the evenings Of which meetings
are to be held. Mr.. John Volk generous
lly donated to Buford post q staff OF
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