Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-25
BRIEFLETS.
ice plneapples at Browner's.

lew Drop corn lSs Genus per eau AZ r.
G.. Young's.
Cheviot for 5Ac yard tomorrow at
Steffens. Davenport.
Bargains, until you can't rest. at 81
mon & Mosefelder's.
Good bingham for 4ac yard at Stef-
fen's, Davenport.
Mr.. T. V. Strain is home from his visit
to Hot Springs.
Spring style Dunlap now ready at
Lloyd & Stewards.
Welcome to the Northern Illinois
Teachers association
Fresh lettuce new potatoes and aspar
agus at F. c. Young's.
Mems and boys domet shirts csc at
Simon & Mosenfelder's.
Nice strawberries, bananas and pines
apples at F. G.. Youngs.
The event of the season-Simon &
Mosenfelder's great sale.
Choice spring lamb can be had at Ire
man s. Sons for Sunday dinner.
Examine the mems suits Simon &
Mosenfelder are offering at $5.
French ChslIes in immense variety to-
morrow at Steffen's, Davenport.
Choice spring lamb can be had at Ire
man & Sons for Sunday dinner.
Beaded wraps. elegant. for 81 SO to-
morrow at Steffen's, Davenport.
Lloyd Sc Stewart are now showing the
finest of silk and Neglige shirts.
H. S. Comstock, of the Cambridge
Chronicle, was in the city today.
Choice spring lamb can be had at
fireman s. Sons for Sunday dinner.
For latest novelties in millinery at low,
est prices, go to Steffen's Davenport,
Everything as represented. or money
refunded. at Simon & Mosenfelders.
Wanted immediately-A competent
girl. Mrs. W. A. Paul, 1898 Second
avenue.
For Sale-A good family horse and
buggy. Enquire head of Twenty>sixth
street.
go. 6S. 81 As, 81 4s and S. for mems
durable business suits at Simon & Mosen
felder's,
Ladies cloth shoulder capes, very pref
ty, for 81 SO tomorrow at Steffens Dav-
export.
The largest assortment of tennis fan
nels in the three cities can be found at
Steffen's, Davenport.
Bows knee pants suit. Csc, 81 and
S1.3S. worth more than double, at Simon
& Mosenfelder's. only.
For reliable clothing low prices-and
the truth-Simon q MsssGGffr f feider -6c1
knowledge no competition.
The first course of the Eighteenth
street pavement is being rapidly laid by
Atkinson s. Oloff's forces
Simon & Mosenfelder deal with facts
only. Whatever appears in print under
their name will be fulfilled.
Mrs. G. C. Garter started for Boston and
Pawtucket. r. l., this morning. DIR Car,
ter accompanying her as far as Chicago.
Mr.. Porter Skinner is having his build
ing at the northeast corner of Second
avenue and Eighteenth street nicely
painted.
Choice of over 800 pairs of pants,
worth from "a to S750 (some slightly
soiled). Your choice So so at Simon Il
Mosenfelder's.
There was an exciting runaway on
Ninth street aud lower Fourth and Fifth
avenues this morning, but no serious
damage came of it.
Do not be deceived by would lie cute
competitors. Go and examine Simon &
Mosenfelder's goods and prices. You
can then judge for yourself,
There was another fire scare at the
Moline Buggy company's works this
morning, but it did not amount to much,
as it was subdued in its incipiency.
W. F. Henderson went west on the
Rock Island this morning. He will seats
ter promiscuously the many saleable arti-
Giles made by the Novelty company.
The deal has bee practically consum-
mated by which Mr. G. G. Gaver, of
Springfield becomes lessee of the Rock
Island house for period OF three years.
W. C. Collins arrived home Wednesday
smiling all over He says business on the
road was immense. Judging from the
goods he sold for the Novelty company,
we believe him.
The Stuart Theatre company gave an
acceptable presentation of the old time
comedy, Not Such Fool as He Looks"
At Harper's theatre last night This
evening Camille" is to be produced.
Vehicles TO be placed at the disposal of
the Northern Illinois Teachers associa-
ton for the trip to Rock Island Arsenal,
should be at the Harper or Rock Island
house promptly at o'clock tomorrow
morning.
Messrs J. ] Sullivan and W. o. Willis.
late of the c., b. & O., have secured per-
msnent positions on the Fort Worth &
Denver City railway, each having been
given charge Of train. and both are
pleased with their new situations.
The Cleveland Faucet company have
appointed Baker s. Housman their agents
for the twin-cities. large supply of
air and hydraulic beer pumps, on hand,
together with supply of all repairs nee
essary for parties who have the pumps in
use.
Mr.. Edward Bleuer and Miss Carr. e F.
Shield we're united in marriage at the
parsonage of the First nj. E. church by
Rev. g. W. Cue last evening. The hap
by young couple at once went to house,
keeping in neat home on Seventeenth
street, which the groom had already pre-
pared. attended by the good wishes of
many friends.
The entertainment by Island City lodge
No. A. A. o. q. W.. at Armory hall last
evening was hugely enjoyed. An exhi-
bltion of the initatory work revealed In a
ludIcrous manner mysteries of the dark.
ened chamber and the way an unfortunate
candidate Jared at the hands of the ini-
tiated, was richly enjoyed The affair
closed with dance in which large mum.