Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-23
city CHAT.

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Boys 81 suits for $40 at the Lon
don.
Mems socks, six for S cents at the Lon
den
Bsnsnss and oranges at Browner &
Co.'S.
Graham and oatmeal gems az ". A.
Ehleb's.
80 boys suits IS e5 a. Simon & Moseu-
felder's
4sc knee pants csc at Simon & Mosen~
felder's.
Linen collars two for { cents al the
London.
SOC will buy 81 worth at Sinon & Mo-
senfeider's.
81 boys suits 90 at Simon & Mo-
senfelder's.
$40 mems suits 81 so at Simon 6 Mo-
senfelders.
Mems socks. 1c psir-st Simon e
Mosenfelder's.
IS mems overcoats $685. az Simon &
Mosenfelder's.
So boys snd children's suits for So 40
at the London.
81 boys kEee pants suits soc at Simon
& Mosenfelder's.
A fun line of fresh vegetables at
Browuer & Co s.
Turuips. rutabagss, cabbage snd Grams
berries ~ Longs.
Smoked hslioui, biogters snd Finnsn
haddies al Longs.
The finest cuts in the city AZ Browuer's
Coiumbis market.
The place to order your meat--Brown-
ers Columbia market.
Pants worth up to SIS, fire out sale
price 81 40. The London.
Il. W. Schmitten and little son sre vis-
Ting relatives at Savanna, Ill.
Fresh fsa and oysters at Schindle.'s
meat msrke;-lSl7 Second ave.
The spring aud summer goods have ar
rived st J. 3. Zimmer's the tsilor.
Tangerines At W. A Ehleb's T~en-
tieth stree; grocery. Telephone 1877.
Child-en's suits worth up TO SIS 60 in
this fire out safe for So 40 at the London.
Celery, csuliHoSer lettuce, cabbage.
sweet potatoes. beets and parsnips 81
BroWner & Co.'S.
II you order roast from Brcwuer's
Coiumbis msrke. you are sure 10 get
good one. Try them.
Simon & Mosentelder have S display
elsewhere. the careful reading OF which
will prove advantageous.
The other clothing houses sip't in il
when il comes to low prices. We ere 81
was the lowest. The London.
A. b. Pine. enc of the directors of the
Western Union Telegraph company, was
in the city yesterday on business.
Dr.. Stewart and wife, Of Geneseo, are
at the Rock Island house. They will
probably make Rock Island their home
A. c. WoodYstt has leased portion
of the stCreroom occupied by G. c. Tsy-
lor and is moving his musical goods
there
Now Is the time 20 leave vorr order
for spring suit. ]. B. thinner has the
largest stock be has ever shown and will
give you good fit.
Our new spring stock is OF the way
winter goods have to GO One>fourth,
one-third and one~half eff from former
prices st Simon & Mosenfelder's.
The closing arguments in the case
against Martin Wright and Chss. Peter
son for crselty to animals are being made
in Magistrate Wivilrs Office this after
aeon.
The Rock Island County Farmers In
stitu:e will hold its next session at Hills
dale Tuesday next Az interesting and
instructive programme has been pre-
pared.
The family of the ls.e Mrs. Jessie
Long desire to publicly express their
thanks for all the evidences OF affection
and sympathy manifest during their late
bereavement.
The funeral of Mrs. Jessie Long was
held yesterday afternoon from the late
home on the bluff. Rev. T. W. Grafton
officiating There were many handsome
floral tributes The pail bearers were:
Messrs. William McConochie. W. P
eusyle, G. E. Hodgson. W. B. Stafford.
q. w. Schlegel and Wili4m Caldwell.
Hon. Delos P. Phelps, OF Monmouth,
chairman OF the democratic state central
committee of Illinois. and one Of the most
energetic and recognized leaders of tie
democracy IN the state, has been sp-
pointed By Governor Altgeld one Of TIE
trus'e-s OF the Illinois hospital for the
insane e. Jacksonville, vice David E.
Beatty, removed.
Six persons in the family o, Mrs. Fred
Adolphson, living at the corner OF Seventh
street and Fifteenth avenue. Moline. are
confined TO their beds in one room, with
typhoid fever. The Republican journal
says the family is destitute, to add TO
their misery. They have nothing
in the house to est, except what
is contributed by neighbors Until ls,eIy
Mrs.. Adolphson's mother, an aged woman