Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-08-03
CITY CHAT.

$3.50 for $500 pants at the NJ. &
Ladies' waists 3sc at the Column
bia.
Oliver Olsen left for Chicago last
evening.
California peaches, pears and plums
at Hess Bros
Boys jeans pants 15c at Simon &
Mosenfelder's,
Ex-Postmaster Wells is reported as
still very low.
Children's waists Sc up at Simon &
Mosenfelder's
Gents fancy necties at the Column
bia-away down.
Muscatine watermelons and musk
melons at Hess Bros.
Boys pants sold at panic prices at
Simon & Mosenfelder's.
White, pink and blue satin slippers
at $40 pair. NJ. Il X.
Underwear at less than half price
at Simon Il Mosenfelder's.
Andrew Donaldson, of Rural. was
Rock Island visitor today.
Nothing to equal it-those 81 pants
M. &. X. are selling for $3.50.
See the new line af neckwear at
the NJ. Il K.-they are beauties.
Otto's string orchestra of % pieces
will play at the Tower tomorrow eve
ming.
The wonder sale" at McCabe
Bros. will be continued for just nine
DAYS.
White Canvas, Oxford ties. S1.S5
pair-regular 81 and $2.75 grades.
NJ & X.
p. A. Walsh. of the firm of Edwards
& Walsh, left for Streator on business
today.
A few dozen more ladies ribbed
vests lc apiece for tomorrow. Friday
only. at McCabe Bros
Select a pair of those 800 pants
NJ. d X. are selling at s.. 80 before the
sizes are broken.
81 buys a fine bright Dongola shoe
button shoe for ladies. tomorrow
Our regular 50 grade. NJ. Il X.
Circus day benefit sale tomorrow.
Friday, at McCabe Bros. ROYAL
Saline corsets. one day, SOC each.
John W Cowden, our local sprin-
ter, has returned from southern Min
nesota where he has been for some
time
A few more pairs of those patent
leather low shoes left, at 81. 80 pair
Our regular $3.50 and S2.75 grades.
M. & X.
Warren NJ. Sullivan and Miss Gus
ty Nitz, OF Moline, were married by
Magistrate Schroeder yesterday al
ternoon.
1t is reliably reported that a uni
form cut of 10 per cent in wages has
been ordered in the Deere pillow works
at Moline.
Sister Mary Gilbert of Clinton,
Iowa, is in the city visiting with her
mother. Mrs. Anne Linehan, on
Twenty-frst street.
When passing Simon & Mosenfeld-
er's store take glance at their win
dow where they exhibit underwear at
25c worth soc to 65c.
All persons holding bills against
the city are requested to leave them
at the city clerks office before y
o'clock tomorrow noon.
Lost - At the Watch Tower. a
pocket book containing two keys and
jewelers. check for a watch. Leave
at the Rock Island house.
.,
from the country today to talk over
the financial situation from his
standpoint As statesman.
The Crown restaurant at I70S Sec
ond avenue, was sold today by John
Davidson to Austin Hussey, OF Mo-
line. who will conduct it hereafter
Charles Fulsinger, who has been
with Maud Changers company as
master of properties for the past sea-
son, returned to the city last even
ing.
The Epworth League of the First
NJ +. church, will hold its regular
monthly meeting tomorrow evening
ut 1880. All members are urged to
be present.
The last of the series of parties
given by the Tri-Citv Dancing club,
at Black Hawk Inn, has been post
poned Due notice of the date will
be announced.
The great line o: negligee shirts
that Lloyd & Stewart have been ex-
pecting have arrived, and tomorrow
they will inaugurate the biggest shirt
sale ever known in the city.
Manufacturers in want of money,
that's why Lloyd & Stewart took adj
vantage and bought Il large line of
negligee shirts which they will put
on special sale tomorrow and Satur-
day.