Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-21
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Fresh grapes at Mays.
Oysters and celery II r. g. Youne's.
Bockwhest nour andl maple syrup q.
Loug's.
squirrsls and rabbits at G. g. True.-
dales.
Judge |. O. Wilkinson is again able to
be about.
Dressed chickens ten cents pound, At
Beecher'e.
Nice fresh lettuce and spinach At F. @.
Young's.
Jersey sweet potatoes, lettuce and
spinach at Mays.
Fine siiver-skiuned and red onions a,
G. @. Truesdale's.
Florida oranges. ngs. dates. apples and
bananas. at Longs.
Malaga grapes and Florida oranges Al
G 9. Truesdsle's.
Choice wild ducks. turkeys and chick
ems At F. @. Young's.
Honesdale buck wheat and homemade
mince meat. ut Browpei's.
Sweet potatoes. chickens, turkeys.
oysters and celery. at Ions.
Remember the ball at Armory hall to-
morrow evening for the benefit of two
sick moulders.
r. ]. McGee, of the McGce Marble and
Granite Co., OF Chicago and Rock ISL
and. is Ia the city.
Malaga grapes, oranges and bananas.
nice apples and pure homemade apple
cider. at Brownefs.
Plenty of fresh butter 10 jars or rolls to
sell at wholesale or retail, 81 Beechei's
commission store.
1t requires more than lottery schemes
to compete with q straight one. price firm
Ike Simon & Mosenfelder.
The Womanis Improvement Guild OF
Trinity church will hold a Salmueundi
oszsr at Armory hail Dec. 10Th and
18th.
Theo. free will have a grand rabbit
lunch at his place. corner of Twelfth
street and seventh avenue. tomorrow
plight.
There will be two prizes given away 10
The best lady and gentleman walters AZ
the bell at Armorv hall tomorrow eve
ning.
Isn't $l2 suit for $40 without a
wheel OF fortune better inve stment than
q fl0 suit at Sl2 with ouef Simon &
Mosenfelder.
John Mulherne was fined Is and costs
IN the police court this morning for dis
orderly conduct. He made satisfactory
arrangements for payment and was re-
leased.
Lost-A pocket-book. containing
VA % on Seventeenth itreet, between
the top OF the hill and Market square. A
liberal reward for return to this Office.
At the session of the grand lodge of
Illinois. ]. o. o. F, at Springfield. Mr..
j. F. Van Horn, of this city, was elected
grand patriarch OF the order in the state.
County Clerk R. A. Donaldson. &C.
companied by his daughter, left Ia
evening for Sheldon. Mo. on a visit 10
bis father. James Donaldson, formerly Of
Rnral township. this county.
Simon & Moscnfe,der are no; mann.
facturers-not even in the imagination
but they buy their goods of first hands
for cash In large quantities. which en-
abiis them 10 undersell their competi-
tors.
Prof. R. F. weidner win deliver a sec.
ond address in the bible lecture series
next Sunday at 800 y. IN. His subject
Is Inspiration These talks are of great
profit TO bible students and IN mbers Of
bible classes. They are confined TO men.
All the English speaking protestant
churches Of the city unite in services At
the First NJ. Z. church Thanksgiving
morning at 1890. Every one attending
is requested to bring an apple and po-
tatoe. These will be gashered up and
sent to ST. Lakes hospital.
= The Moline Central Electric railway
today secured from Judge Glenn an in
Junction restraining the Peoples Power
company. of Moline. from refusing 10
give the Central folks power after a Ger,
tain date. and holding the power COM
pany To its contract with the railway
toiks. A year ago a rate Was formally
agreed upon. aud il is now understood
the power company desires TO back out.
Ricbl.ni Grove township Is fast CON-
ing TO the from, rs the leading township
In Mercer couaty The township. in
GLIDING the town of Cable, has a popu-
lstion ESQ. The town OF Cable con-
tsins ,US4 persons. Mercer township.
The next largest. has a population Of g.
$50. The city Of Aledo contains I. 200
people. and the township outside Of
Aledo eco. At the late election 5s9 votes
were polied IN Richlsnd Grove township.
and ESD in Mercer township. Before
another general election Richlaud Grove
will poll more votes than any other town
ship 10 the county. leaving our sister city
inthe center Of the county by q big ma,
'jotity. = Keithsburg Necs.
The head offices Of the Modern Wood.
men came down from Fulton last even
ing and visited Moline. but did not come
on TO Rock Island. They arrived at Q
O'Clock and were given . reception al
Knowles hall. where speeches were made,
etc, and later bsd little levee at the
rooms OF the Business Mems association.
The Rock Island committee. composed Of
Messrs- Henry Csrse. NJ. Z Sweeney and
W. c. Maucker. n turned last evening
from FUlton The head officers were 10
able 10 arrange their business TO visit
Rcck Island just now. bot promised To
come during their December session.
They expressed their appreciation OF the
invitation. and regretted they could not
accept u AZ once They returned 10 Full
ton this morning.