Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-25
NcITY CHAT.

ACSu II III at DAON
Nice lake fish at Young's.
Oysters and fish at YoGngs.
Eggs 15c per dozen at Mays.
Celery and oysters at Young's.
Nice young poultry at Browner's.
Celery and head lettuce at Young's.
Poultry and fresh fish at Browner's.
Wanted-Scrub girl at the Rock Island
house.
New hats are arriving daily at Lloyd &
Stewards.
Henry Curtis goes to Chicago this eve
ming on business.
5Sc buys q whole suit for boy 4 to Is
st Simon & Mosenfelder's.
Nice young dressed poultry, turkeys,
chickens and ducks at Young's.
Supervisor Mar;in schoonmaker. of
Reynolds, was in the city today.
Rev, Father Innocent, o. S. F., of
Mino0k, was in the city today on BUSH
ness.
Those 81 so boys suits are good value
st 81 75-exsmine them-at Simon &
aosenfelder's.
o. L Bruner of Taylor Ridge, shed
The light of his shining countenance over
The ARGUS sanctum today.
The fsucy dress and domino party at
she Harper next Monday evening prom
ises to be the event of the season.
Dan L. Ryan. cashier at the c., R. l. s
P. freight office, is laid up at his home
in Davenport with the grip.
AiSimon & Mosenfelder's YOU can buy
boys suits at about half price. They
have to make room for their new spring
stock.
Edward, 6 months old son of John J.
and Mrs. Csrnes, of 1888 Seventh avenue
died last night a, $50. The funeral will
b. held tomorrow at p. m.
The marriage of David Little, of Pre-
emption, and Miss Bessie ]. Buchanan, OF
Hamlet. Mercer county, was solemnizad
yesterday at Trinity rectory by Rev. R.
+. Sweet.
c. G. Williams, Of the Philadelphia
lithOgraphing firm of George S. Harris &
Sons, is interviewing our manufacturers
and carrying an immense stock of adver-
Using matter.
At the home of the bride on Elm street
at $50 o'clock this evening occurs the
marriage of Miss Fredericks Schumacher
to Louis Dippel, OF Des Moines, lows,
Rev. c. A. Mennicke officiating
To advertise Low prices is easy enough.
But to give. Yhat you claim to is another
thing. L is the latter point, which is
Simon Il Mosenfelder's strong point
You always get what they advertise.
Attend the masquerade to be given by
Bleuer's band on the evening of March
5, and thereby assist the boys in obtain
ing new uniforms. that they may sustain
The city's reputation for a finely uni
formed band.
Willie Donaldson, son of David Dom
Aldson, had his hand badly lacerated by
coming in contact with a saw at his faith
els saw factory this morning. DR..
Meyers attended the sufferer, and while
the wound is severe no serious results are
anticipated.
The name of L. C. Banding is promi>
nently mentioned in connection with the
democratic nomination for township co.,
hector. His friends are urging his can
didacy and should he consent to the use
of his name he would prove popular
and winning candidate.
Deputy Sheriff silvis acted as United
States marshal yesterday afternoon by
serving an attachment issued out of the
U. S. district court on the steamer Bsrt
E. Linehsn which is in the hands of the
receiver appointed for the defunct firm of
Mcdonald Bros. The amount of the at
tachDent is 500.
Miss Mary Joens employed as do.
mestic at the residence of S. B .Stoddard,
73S Twenty third street, died there at s
o'clock last evening of heart failure after
an illness of one week, aged % years.
Her parents reside at 81 West Second
street. Davenport but the funeral will
probably occur on this side of the river.
There was q large gathering at the
Methodist church yesterday afternoon to