Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-21
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and his home hereafter.
Bows combination suits, two pants
and hat to match, of splendid all
wool material. all for So; and fine
pair of stills, tomorrow at Simon &
Mosenfelder's
No bluff, no water soaked suits at
the London. the grandest stock in
the three cities, our $3.50 are better
than the buffers So suits, see EN-
the London blue front.
Mrs. George p. Frysinger and
daughter, Miss Frysinger, gave de-
lightful lat home" to their tri-city
friends at their Twentieth street res
idence yesterday afternoon.
Fifteen dollar suits for 1899, thir-
| tv STYLES to select from, no water
soaked suits, more new clothing
than all the clothiers combined can
show-the London's big stock.
It's fun for us to hear EN- howl.
They can't meet our price. We are
the only house who Will sell you suits
at the price advertised. SO suits
for $500. The London blue front.
Special for Saturday only. To
| boom their cloak department Nc
| Cabe Bros. will offer every ladies
| cape in the department up to 81. 20
at the one price-S1.91 Saturday
| only. Come early.
| You are losing money if you buy
suit before you see what we can
give you Remember tomorrow suits
worth SIS for $500. This seasons
| suits and not 4 water soaded suit in
the lot. The London, blue front.
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snow bound all day at North Nc
Gregor. Ia. Arrangements have
been made with the c., NJ. Il St. P,
whereby the company will arrive on
| special at : o'clock this evening.
The dance given at Armory hall
last evening by MeSsrs. Murray.
Reidy. Kane. Holman, Kelly. Sexton.
Brehney and Grady was success in
every particular. Bleuer'S orchestra
| furnished the music, and the affair
was enjoyable throughout.
ChaS. Mott has sold his barber
| shop on lower Third avenue to Julius
| Peters who Will hereafter conduct it.
| Mr. Motz who has been a resident Of
| the city some three years Will re-
| move to Crookstonc. Mimi. where
he will hereafter make his home.
| Miss Helen q. Trips Juvenile class
| Will give n reception to their friends
at the Standard club rooms tonight.
| A programme viii be given by the
children in their special dances. com
mencing at o'clock with grand
march. After that the floor Will be
given over to the older people,
The funeral of the late Mrs. c. b.
| Knox will he held from the First NJ.
| F. church at o'clock Sunday after
noon. Rev. F. w. Merreu officiating,
assisted by Rev. DR.. McCord of Dav-
export The pail bearers will be W.
j. Pratt. j. T. Noftsker. W. L. Ma
| gill. W. l.. Sweeney. George Simmon.
James Hardin. j. F. Robinson and
John Spencer.
| Last night witnessed one of the
| most disagreeable storms that de-
| parting winter has given. A blind
| inc bliZZard-like snow fell nearly all
| through the night and accompanied
| by a high wind it brought the tenn
| perature down to 81 above. Had it
| not been for the cloudy condition a
heavy and damaging frost would no
doubt have resulted.
Sheriff Gordon and Deputy Sheriff
Silvis made a fruitless trip to Milan
the other night. They had received
ltelegraphic advices that George +.
Wilson an escaped convict from Joliet
penitentiary was coming in on the
evening train on the Peoria road. \
reward of 500 is offered for the
prisoner. but when the train came in
| l., H., =
officers had taken the prisoner off al
:, Cambridge.
; Whenever an article is sold below
value there is a reason for it. With
some merchants the bargains are on.
. " in their imagination. With 9th.
ers thev want to get rid of some
shoddy, shelf-worn stuff. Simon &
Mosenfelder are at present advertis
$15 suits at so, and they are new
bright pretty suits. You want tC
know why? A well known manufact
urer telegraphed Simon q Mosenfel
dsr two weeks ago to come. He need
ed money. Simon & Mosenfeldel
went and bought. and now you car
buy suits that are well worth $15 fol
SO.
; Ed Cook, of Hampton, while walk
ling along the river shore on the low:
side a day or two ago, saw an ole
wolf on the bank. He went to thu
place and discovered nine lttl'
wolves. Ed lost no time in capturing
the little fellows and at once com
menced removing their scalps. Afte
; doing this he buried the remains ant
, went to the county auditor at Daven