Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-06
CITY CHAT.

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Hoes 10 cents at the Columbia.
Solid shank steel hoe cents at the
Fair
Garden seeds / cent paper at the
Fair.
Roequefort cheese at the Arnold
grocery.
Malleable iron rakes Is cents at
the Fair.
BICYCLES of all kinds at McHugh's
ticket office.
j. s. Gilmore went to Chicago last
night on business.
The Columbia for small garden i'm
plements, very cheap.
Call at McHugh's ticket Office and
see his line of bicycles.
Victor and Columbia bicycles at
McHugh's ticket Office.
Anything YOU want in spring over
coats at Simon & Mosenfelder.
Morris Rosefield left last night for
the southeast on a short business
trip.
Money thrown away-if you buy
suit before seeing Simon II Mosen-
fielder.
Edward Pullman OF Grand Island,
Neb, is in the city visiting friends
for few DAYS.
Bows double breasted suits are on
the 90. Simon & Mosenfelder show
a beautiful line.
$50 for NJ. Il X. are selling at SSc-
ladies' kid shoes.
Read the Columbia advertisement
on the eighth page for bargains in
garden implements.
Other dealers cannot see how the
NJ. & X. can sell $50 shoes for SSc.
but they do it just the same.
Mrs. E. H. Wright is seriously i'll
at Sheriff Gordon's residence with a
severe attack of spinal fever.
simon X MoSenfelder's line of
spring suits represents the choicest
in domestic and foreign woolens. See
them.
The Rock Island Citizens Improve
ment association holds its regular
monthly meeting this evening. and
business OF Importance is expected to
come up
The Epworth league of the First NJ.
Z. church has its regular business
and literary tomorrow evening at
7:SO. A rich treat Is in store for those
who attend.
Red Riding Hood is to be pre-
Sented at the South Park chapel to-
morrow night and Saturday night.
The proceeds are to be devoted to
Corean missions
The Fair has in stock a few dozen
hammocks which viii be Sold at less
than cost. For bargains 20 to the
Fair. as the entire stock must be
closed out at once.
Those boys combination suits at
Simon & Mosenfelder' are immense.
a suit. with two pairs of pants and
hat 10 match. of splendid all wool
material, all for So.
Clemann & Salzmann are still
headquarters for furniture and ear
pets. They have the largest and
best selected stock. at prices that
surprise everybody,
Alice Sellman a girl , years of age
was frightfully burned while playing
about a bon fire on Eighteenth ave
nue. Moline. Yesterday afternoon. and
this morning died from the effects.
Simon * MosenfeIder struck it rich
in that last purchase of mems and
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) suits at so: the finest grades at
SIS to SIS. a saving OF 50 on every
suit.
L. {. stockwen the ball player i
in the city today looking up the II
league prospects. While President
Kent does not regard the chances the
brightest for this season. Mr. Stock
well is still hopeful.
The Plow Shop band on Tuesday
evening Serenaded A!d-elect Freder-
lex Schroeder at his home in the Sec
ond ward, and last night the same
organization serenaded Chas. Oberg
on his election as supervisor.
James r. Graham. well known to
many in this city. and for some time
agent of the Rock Island at Joliet,
mas ottn 'IoInoteu, anu VIII HCAS
after be division freight agent of the
same company at Des Moines.
Mayor-elect Medill's congratula-
tons are not confined to Rock Island.
He is receiving a great many tele-
grams from friends in different parts
of the country on the strength of the
honors that have come to him.
1t is drawing towards completion
and it won't be long before the M. &
X. Will open the doors of the finest.