Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-30
CITY CHAT.
and chickens at Browner's.

dse's.
Choice dress d chickens at c. G. Trues,
dale's.
Spinach. lettuce and celery at T. G.
Youngs.
Buy your Jeans pants at Simon &
Mosenfelder's.
Choice turkeys. ducks and chicken at
F. G. Young's.
Buy your groceries for your Sunday
dinner at Mays.
Fine lettuce, spinach and parsley at
c. C. Trdesdale's.
The finest doeskin jeans pants S1.75,
at Simon & Mosenfelder's.
Plain and fancy beeswax candles for
CsndIemss at G. G. Tsylor's. I
Jeans pants warranted not to rip 75c
only at Simon & Mosenfelder's.
Investigate and compare prices Simon
& Mosenfelder quote on jeans pants.
Nice bananas, Florida oranges, apples,
lettuce, celery and oysters st Mays.
Coed fitting strongly made jeans pants
only SOC st Simon & Mosenfelder
Malaga and Catawbs grapes, and Gold
en- Gate and San Jose grapes, pears and
peaches at Browner's.
AN Army Portia, one of Capt. Kings
best stories, will soon be commenced in
the DAILY ARGUS. Watch for it.
Simon s. Mosenfelder will sell you the
bull breeches, best and strongest Jeans
pants made, wool filling. 81 only
Sixty cents for ten yar5s Peperell R.
Brown muslin and spool of thread to-.
morrow until noon at McCabe Bros.
The Matte Vickers company is at the
Harper. The company appears at Mo
line tonight and in Rock Isl and to NOR
row night.
Aspool of Goats thread with ten yard s
OF Peperell r. Brown muslin tomorrow
morning from 8 o'clock until IL noon,
goes for so cents at McCabe Bros.
News has been received of the desth at
Monterey, N. NJ, of David. Inf ant son of
Mason Turner and wife, and gradson of
David Donaldson Of this city.
The grand fnale-The grand closing of
the muslin sale at McCabe Bros toInor,
row from a. m. until 10 o'clock noon,
10 yards pepe-ell R. crown muslin with
spool of Goats thresd for so cents.
This evening in the assembly room at
the Rock Island High school occurs q
literary contest between the societies
Minerva and Bellies Lettres, at which a
very interesting programme will be pre-
septed.
The meetings at the United Presby>
terrain church still continue. Service This
evening at 7:30 at the close of which an
opportunity will be given to any who
may wish to join the church.
Commencing tomorrow afternoon at
p. m. and in the evening commencing at
6 o'clock, l will sell at public auction
anything and everything in my store.
Jones, the second hand dealer, No. 1914
Second avenue.
A, Turner hall Sunday evening will
be presented Der Bbl;o,hekar - 1.-The
Private Secretary the German
English society. The cast will include
hessrs. Lothar Harms, Herman Detjens,
Robert Koehler. Paul Kersch. Max Hel.
peBsteE, Alfred Beck, Otto Herkert, Fri t.
Staassen and Ceres Heffer, and the Mi ses
THY Herkert, Valescs Koehler and Dora
Harms.
Mr.. T. T. Wheelsn, secretary of The
Rock Island Industrial Home assoc ia:ion,
has already received one substantial cons
tribution in response to his circular t.
our business men. 1t consists of $40
from W. 3. Ferguson. The donation
will no doubt serve as means Of double
encouragement--tot the association and to
those who are thinking of giving.
Many in Rock Island read with regret
the news of the death of Tom Crook al
Mercy hospital. Davenport. yesterday
morning, blessed as must have been the
end to one of his misfortune and misery
A little over year ago, while messe1-
ger between this city and Chicago. he be,
came totally blind, and had to give up.
The affection afterwerd drove him crazy
and death was the result. All who knew
him here had kindly friendship for him
The gospel meetings at the First bap'
list church have been largely attende1
DR.. Kennard breaches this evening at 7:3t
for the last time. During the time he
has been here DR.. Kennard has preache
very earnest and able sermons. Hls
methods in conducting a revival are ell
trey free of all sensationslism and OF al
Objectionable features. He presents the
simple truths of the gospel in straight
forward way.