Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-12

coat. A low price, but pod article. AT
Simon Il Mosenfelder's.
Messrs. Carl Helpensten. C. W. Halves
and j. III. Kerr are attending the Wood
men convention at Springfield.
We start our boys. overcoais at 5Sc.
Nice ch!nchilla overcoats hi 3. 49, Al 81.
mon & Mosen felder's.
Simon & Mosenfelder were kept busy
Yesterday enlightening the public as TO
where to buy overcoats. Truthful adyer>
Using pays
The Schnell social club is to have an
important meeting tonight, and PRESS
dent Looney desires the presence OF
every member.
Our $40 cbinchilla oveTcosts beat ANY,
Thing ever seen at the price Drop 10
and see them and you'll agree with us
Simon 4 Mosenfelder.
Mr.. Marion +. Sweeney. attorney and
sbsiractor of titles, has had new tele-
phone. No. 1Oi2. put in his office for the
more convenient dispatch Of his business.
A price quoted in print don't half con.
vey the value of an article. Ii is for
this reason th-t Simon Il Mo.entel der
like TO have you call aud inspect their
overcoais.
Lost-Copy of Tolsti's "Kruizer : oua.
hats. either on Eighteenth street or Sec.
oad avenue between Eighteenth street
and Thomas drug store. II found leave
at ARGUS office.
Whether you wish To buy or not We
want all To see our new overcoats aud
learn the prices We sell them At. ltwn
be surprise TO n good many. Simon X
MOsenfelder.
The head camp. Modern Woodmen of
America, is in session 1T Springfield
There are l zoo delegates present. II is
expected the Root controversy vii, be
settled now once and for all
Division As. Uniform rank. Knights Of
Pythias. attend q special service at Trn-
ity church. Davenport. next SUNDAY
evening, aud Ia that end all knights have
been ordered To meet at the Castle hall at
7,3O o'clock
2UO first class stylish made Overcoats in
chinchillas. meltons aud ca, ; meres, for
mer price 50. our price now at $3.50
See them, they are beauties. Isaac
Rothschild. corner Second and Brady
streets, Davenport. Iowa
Two young men driving dawn Second
avenue in y cart this afternoon collided
with Mrs. Gilpin Moore's carriage in front
oi the Harrer house drug store Avheel
vas torn on the carriage. but no further
damage was done.
VIM. feslick WAS arrested in Eigington
township by Bailiff Fountain last night
Tor the crime of forgery committed in
Clark county. Sher II James Craig. of
Clark county. arrived this morning, and
Sheriff Silvis turned the prisoner over TO
him.
Mrs Frank III and family desire TO e1.
tend thanks TO the A. o L. ". lodge.
city council. friends and neiehbors for
their kind assistance during the illness
and at the funeral OF their beloved husband
and father. also for the many and beauti
full floral offerings
Splendid entertainment was furnished
large and cultured audience at Triaity
Guild hall last evening. Mrs. Milton
| Jones and her children. Mr.. and Mrs. Col.
lihs and the Misses Hsss, O. Rock Island.
FURNISHED varied programme that " as
novel and delightful in the extreme.
Davenport Democrat
Mrs E. o'Brien, Mrs Lot Smith. Mrs.
}. l.. Smith and Miss E1ns o'Bnen, OF
Oh cago. are guests OF Mrs. J. Z Mont
rose at the Harper. They are here To
attend the Harper opening tonight DR.
Richards and wife. Vim. Borner and
wife. and Messrs. O'Brien aud smith are
expected this evening.
The funeral of the late John Bleuer
Sr, was held yesterday afternoon. with
services conducted by Rev. {. A. Men.
nicke at the late home Of the deceased
on South Seventeenth street The pail.
bearers were: Messrs. VIM. Thompson,
J. ID. Taylor. B. II. KimbsIl. II. L.mp,
Chss- Detlefson and Henry Lsmberg.
Thomas ]. Boyer and Miss LueIla Cor.
bin. OF Carthage. were married by Mapis.
trate Wivill last evening with all III,
Domp peculiar TO the 'sqnire's way of do.
lag the job when he dons his ma,rimon
ial robes. Messrs. Samuel Goode apc
VIM. McEniry appeared with much grac,
as chief witnesses 10 the solemn cere
| mOnial.
Pilots on the river today are getting
from 500 and $3.50 N nth. and These
are very low figures TO what they 20,
years ago. II was not unusual after The
war for pilot to make 81 600 a month,
A local captain paid Nm old time pilo,
| 81, 700 for a months service after the boat
touched New Orleans. The pilot was
back the next day 10 borrow few dol.
lars. New Orleans Times Democrat.
On street car on the red line abou,
$50 last evening. Jacob Wins. Of l1is
Fourth avenue. had ten dollsr bill
changed by fellow passenger. and 70.
ceived IN return as he supposed two five
dollar notes. On rea hing b, me Mr.
Wins found that be had accepted two
tens by mistake for his greenbsck. and
be IS now anxious TO remedy the mistake
with the gentleman who gave them tC
him, and who has no doubt made himself
out victim of confidence game several
times. But he wsa dealing with an hon.
est man. and he can find It's money IL hs
is u reader Of the ARGUS.
Rock Island democrats may claim The
honor of having brought TO bear IN,
forces which gave the democracy OF III,
state the deciding vote in the legislator,
which Is 10 send Gen. Palmer 10 the l.
:. senate. II was from this city ths
evidence was sent hy trusted mt ssenge,
to Chicago that stirred up such q horn
cts nest about the ears Of Dorsey Patteu
republican candidate for the leeislaiur,
IN the Second district The exposure n,
these facts So frightened Patien that b,
Instructed sill his friends TO plump thr. .
votes for him. and the republicans pen
e ally in the district. thinking that p. Z
tens running mate was strong enough I,
pull through. anyway. went three vote
on Patten. and as q result Dorsey wa
elected. but the other fellow vas left a
home. and the democrats elected to-,
men from the district for the first time 1.
its political history