Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-24
CITY CHAT.
e grass seed at welkel's.


Fresh tomatoes at c. G. Truesdale's.
A nice broom only Is cents at Weckel's.
Choice chickens and turkeys a. Browns
er's.
Fine machinist's tools at Koch's gum
smith.
Wanted-A second girl at Maucker's
hotel.
DR.. Galts condition remains about the
same.
New peas. asparagus and new potatoes
aft. G. Youns's.
Prof. Parker, the great mesmerist, at
Turner hall tonight.
Mayor" Pearsall, of Port Byron, was
in the city today.
Get your groceries for a good Sunday
dinner at Mays.
Children's hats worth soc for 15c at the
London tomorrow.
New ladies' bicycles just received at
Charles McHugh's.
The London Clothing company are the
NOEhiuSucH . lEltHus,
Pinespples, strawberries, oranges and
bananas at F. G. Young's.
Nice cauliflower, cucumbers and aspar.
agus at @. c. Truesdale's.
All kinds of musical merchandise a,
Housed, Woodyst & Cos.
Children's suits worth 81. 80 for 25c
tomorrow at the London.
The very latest in sheet music 81
Housel, Woodyst s. Cos.
DR.. E. E Rogers, of Port Byron. was
IN the city today on business.
Choice spring lamb at Schroeder!
market on Twentieth street.
Choice lettuce, onions, rsdishes, spin,
ach and rhubarb at Browner's
The London will sell straw hats worth
25c and SOC for &c tomorrow.
Fred Allan, of Herington, Kan, is Wis,
ting his parents in the city.
Private boarding for respectable young
men at 219 Seventeenth street.
Shirt waists at lower prices than eve
heard of at Simon s, hosenfelders.
Star waists 25 per cent less at the Lon,
don than can be bought elsewhere.
Knee pants at 12c. 15c, and 22c tina
will wear, at Simon & Mosenfelder's.
Knee pants Ono shsdows)at 25c, WORT
double, at Simon s. Mosenfelder's specia
sale.
Nice Washington naval oranges. chear
bananas and hot steam roasted peanut!
st Boro's.
Miss Kate Halves has improved con-
siderably, and is now pronounced out o.
danger.
Our 47c boys suits cannot be duplicated
anywhere in the city. Simon & Mosen.
fielder
For a real stylish. fine fitting boys suit
Simon & Mosenfelder's line takes the
plum.
Edward Bslsley. of Winchester, III, is
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harvey
Hayes, of this city.
1t is acknowledged by sll that the Lon.
don has the largest assortment of bows
and children's clothing
Mems tennis flannel shirts, fair quality,
TIC; mems white shirts, linen bosom, 17c,
st Simon s. Mosenfelder's.
Sheriff Gordon is adding greatly to the
appearance of the jail yard by LAYING out
ammo hads cf
We sell genuine four ply collar at
SC. and genuine linen cuff, four ply,
nj Toe at Simon & Mosenfelder's
vii Lieberknecht, of the Geaeseo Re,
public, was in the city this morning and
made The ARGUS a pleasant call.
Conductor Joseph Stevens, OF the Mer.
cercounty road, has moved his family tc
Cable and will make that is home.
Four-ply linen collars (sny style
wor' zoe, for lie at the London tomor.
row Saturday; for the laboring people
only.
r. S. Brown, brother of Mrs. n. c.
Marshall, is living very sick with the
grip" at the home of his sister, 10-
Thirteenth street.
The combination sale of boys and chill
dren's suits. knee pants and Shirt waists
at Simon s. Mosenfelder's is waking u,
some of their competitors
The new music house of Housed, Wood
Jat s. Co., is now open for business, Blu
they will have their formal opening in
few days. due notice of which will b.
given.
Mrs. F. Ganshl wishes to express he
thanks to neighbors and friends. and
especially to the Workmen and Druids TO
kindness and sympathy in her late be-
Ieavement.
Rev. William Harvey, D. D.. for fiv,