Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-26
CITY CHAT.

Save 20 per cent and buy your gro
ceries at Mays
Will give you tip-csll at Harper
ouse billiard room
Don't by dollars worth of groceries
until you have called on May to get bis
low prices
No doubt tut there is q choice in first
pick at the muslin pile at McCa5e Bros.
The greatest muslin sale of the 19.b
century. opened today at McCsbe Bros.
A great boom in the cotton market
mus resul, from the enormous muslin sale
this week at McCabe Bros.
There will be preaching services a,
South Park chapel this evening and to-
morrow evening at 7:S0.
Miss Dora McGlenn, of Clinton, Iowa,
who has been visiting Mrs. Irving D.
Bargh, returned home SATURDAY. evening.
Remember the service at the Baptist
church this evening. Su bjec,: whole
Families in the Ark and in Heaven"
How Is this for low? yen's fancy
heavy salts, heavy goods, only So 6s.
cheap for So. al Simon & Mosenfelder's
only.
Capt. 4. J. Whitney retur ned Saturday
from ST. Louis and Quincy. The captain
celebrated MS sixty third birthday Satur-
DAY.
Pants, SIS well as suits, must go; no
odd pants to be left Pants worth SIS so
and Sc now going for 81; investigate; at
Simon & Mosenfelders.
Winter goods must go Prices will
have to make them move; how is this.
Mems full suit. coat, pants and vests,
81 worth 81, at Simon s. Nose nfelder's
There are two happy homes on Seven
teenth street. made so by the advent of
girl babies. They are those of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Bleuer and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Appelq uist.
There will be services in the Central
Presbyterian church each evening this
week except Saturday. The subject this
evening will be The Unconscious Loss
of Spiritual Power"
Here is another, dandy, heavy mixed
sui; 81 80. well made, good fitting
suit, no tariff on it, we'll W orth S..
Call and inspect the same at Simon &
Nosenfelder's
| deed has been dled at the county re-
corder's Office of the transfer of the inter
est of W. G. Putnam. of Davenport, IN
the estate of the late Bailey Davenpo
to Frederick Weyerhauser for $4,000.
Ten yards of brown muslin FOR 3S cents;
ten yards of bleached muslin for 80 cents.
Every kind, every quality, sold in ten
yard lengths, away below value, while
present lot holds out, at McCabe Bros
james Dyer. the well-known engineer
on the Rock Island road, slipped and fell
while mounting the cab of hfs engine, at
Brooklyn, Is, yesterday, and fractured
his left arm. He was br ought home last
evening.
Andrew 4. job nson die last evening
at his home in the old fair grounds Of
dvspepsis. He was in his fifty-first year
and leaves wife and three children. He
lad lived in Rock Island twenty years.
The funeral will be held tomorrow after>
noon 81 o'clock.
Cork screw worsted sit, nice enough
to wear for unday-go-to-meeting, only
1896. Competitors think they are doing
1 hiy,rr tr call II Co.
mon & Mosenfelder need room for suns
mer goods, hence the great cut.
Sheeting market; peperell s bro wn
sheeting ct 15i cents; pepperell brown
sheeting at II! cents yard. A few
pieces other odds and ends of double
with sheeting 60 at 123 cents. while they
last at McCsbe Bros. great muslin sale
this week.
Henry Carse has been putting in con-
siderable time in Chicago of late where
he has in process of construction a new
apparatus of his own invention for the
manufacture CT pop. He expects it in a
few days when it will be given q prscti-
Cal test.
Davenport distinguished itself by two
suicides Saturday, Mrs. Max Thomsen
took her life by means of phosphorus
poisoning. eating the tips from hand
ful CT matches, and Detlef Lundt cut his
throat from ear to ear with butchers
knife, almost severing the head from the
trunk.
Amos Longshore, of Lynn, who WAS
recently placed in the embarrassing posi-
tion of being accused of the robbery of
the Parker family. near Gable was in the
city Saturday and called at The ARGUS
Office. He says he proposes to prosecute
his accusers, the members of the vigilance