Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-06
CITY CHAT.
Pantsl Pants! Pants!

4 hcsti duN
Dinner and tea sets clearing sale
at the Columbia.
Bicycles sold ON the installment
plan at McHugh's.
$3.50, $3.50. $3.50, at Simon &
Mosenfelder's, of course.
Tomatoes, cucumbers and fun
line of fresh vegetables at Hess
Bros
Driffill Il Glenn have the finest line
of teas in the city. They are selling
them cheap.
Driifill Il Glenn will sell you fine
uncolored Japan tea for 35 cents. 1t
is good one.
Cherries. raspberries, currants,
peaches, pineapples and watermelons
ut Hess Bros
Thirty dollars first payment and
$40 per month will buy Victor BIZ
cycle at McHugh's.
Simon * Mosenfelder's semi-an-
nual pants sale begins this morning.
Plenty of fine 81 pants at $3.50.
The celebrated Iii tea for strength
anu INV VI - ulltNCtlltt. ASH LOT
the Uji tea ut Driffill & Gleim's
F. f. Crompton, of Joslin; j A.
Wilson, of Rural. and John Barton,
OF Coal Valley. were in the city to-
day
Now for couple OF pair of fine
pants at $3.50, that's all Simon g.
Mosenfelder will sell to one Gus
toner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lobestein. of Cedar
Rapids. and Mrs. Helen Loeb. of OF
tumwa, Ia. are visiting at the resi-
dence OF NJ. c. Rice
There have already been 1870 en-
tries made for the Davenport Mile
Track clubraces next week. Monday
will be ladies' day. when all ladies
will be admitted free
What fine thing those special
pants sales OF Simon Il Mosenfelder's
are any way. But their motto is-a
new fresh stock every season No
goods to be carried oven
G. A. Wolf and wife. who have
been visiting at the residence of Mrs.
VOLTS parents. Mayer Rosenfeld
and wife. left this morning for their
home in Grand Rapids. Mich.
The family of the late Jacob Schil-
niger desire to publicly express their
thanks to all who rendered so much
kindness and offered so much sympa-
thy in their late bereavement.
Mrs. T. j. Buford has returned
from her 5-months' visit to her
daughters. Mesdames Bell and Gar
lington, at Fort Riley. Kan. Mrs.
darlington is expected tonight to
visit in Rock Island
There was lively time in front Of
Third avenue plumbing establish
ment this morning, where a boss
plumber planted his right hand on
the mouth Of a iourneyman plumber
but further hostIlities were prevent
ed by friends.
Mrs. John X. Eberhart has re-
ceived from Head Banker link a
check for s.. 900, the amount of her
husbands insurance in the NJ. W. A
transmitted through the Reynolds
bank. Mr.. Eberhart having been u
member OF the Reynolds camp.
Frank ;. Beedleson, one-legged
bicycle rider. is passing through
Iowa on his bicycle tour from San
Francisco to New York, which he ex
poets to make in 100 days. He left
San Francisco May Is, and since
leaving Cheyenne has covered 60
miles per day.
Jerry Donovan states that his ties
iimony before the cOroner's inquest
in the matter of the death of Sebas-
lian Meyer was not correctly record
ed. He asserts that he did not say
that Never was addicted to the use of
liquor. but merely said he knew that
he took n glass Of beer occasionally.
EN-Postmaster Wells is reported
very low today and grave fears are
entertained n to his recovery. Dr.
Middleton. of Davenport, was called
in consultation with the family ply
stefan on Monday. and everything
possible ha, been done to relieve the
sufferer. but without avail
The valve in the sprinkler plug at
Fifteenth street and Second avenue
refused to work for some reason af-
ter the sprinkler had been filled this
afternoon. and the result was that q
geyscr on Subdued scale was pre-
scented to Il large audience. 1t was
some time before the water could be
shut of.
J. X. Groom and family departed
on the c.. Il. X q. Monday evening
TOR their new home in Oregon City.
Ore, where Mr.. Groom becomes in
terested in the publication of a Bap-
fist denominational paper. The
family was accompanied by Arthur
Wilson. who will also make his home
there, and by Richard Fish, who
goes on visit.-Moline Dispatch.
The meteorological summary for
June places the mean barometer at
1892; the higheet 1928 on the 9TH,