Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-24
CITY CHAT.

Fancy bulk oysters at YouDg's.
Quart bottle ostsup 27c at Young's.
Remember the poor at Christmas tide.
Call and see Young's bargain" coun-
ter.
Olives from Is cents and up at
Young's.
Royal Club salad dressing % cents at
Young's.
Nice oranges from 10 cents up at
Yeungs.
Buy your fruit and candy for Christm as
at Young's.
Buy your fruit and candy for Christmas
at Young's.
Buy your fruit and candy for Christmas
at Youug's.
Some nice Christmas trees left at W.
Trefz & Co.
Nice young turkeys, ducks and chick,
ems st Young's.
Christmas presents for all and tree
decorations at w. Trefz s. Co.
few more of those nice dolls and
buggies left at w. Trefz & Co.
l. Huber is out with az artistic cslen-
dar for his city brewery for 1892.
Frank Fullerton is home from Wash
ington state to spend the holidays.
A nice assortment of candy, nuts, eat
ing apples, grapes, etc, at Young's.
James Cook, who is attending school
at Champaign, is home to spend his va
cation.
Au'erd the masquerade given by the
Old Leagucrs at Armory hall, tomorrow
night
A select social party is to be held at
Roches hall on Thursday evening next,
Dec. 81,
The venerable Kit Atkinson is lying
at the point OF death, at his home on
Elm street.
II you buy your children candy buy
the pure, and the place to buy it is at ".
Tre'z & Co.
Wsnted--A / mattresses, Continental
hotel, Chicago; wages SIS per month.
Apply by letter.
Benz. Whitsett, of Presumption. shed
the light of his countenance at THE AR.
GUS ssnetum tndsy,
Mr. AMI Mrs H. S Faser and Phil
NJ Watson are as usual spending the
holidays with P. L. Mitchell.
The Old Lssguers will give grand
masquerade at Armery hall Christmas
night. Costumes fer rent at the hall
The postcffice will be closed tomorrow
all day. or account of Christmas, but the
early morning delivery will be by the car
riers.
W. a. Conaut left his school near
Taylor Ridge long enough to go to
Hampton to spend the holidays with his
fsmiiy.
For grand Christmas lunch don't for
get Henry Nowack's place. corner Fourth
avenue and Fourth street. Christ Lef>
ler's old stand.
Old Leaguers masquerade at Armory
hall Christmas night. That's where the
fun will be that evening. Costumes for
rent at the hall.
Don't miss the Old Leaguers' masquer-
ade at Armory hall Christmas night. 1t
will be the event of the season. Cos
TUNES for rent at the hall.
c. Cruys, of Davenport has brought
suit against the B., c. R. & n. road for
Sl5 900 for damages sustained in the
Memorial day accident last May.
H w Lee was fined S. and costs yes
terday by Magistrate Wivill for partici-
pa,iDg in little uupleassntness on Nc
line avenue the previous evening.
Miss Nellie Murray, of the Postal tel
egraph office, left this morning on a visit
to friends in Springfield. Night Opera,
tor Charles Mich lgh. is doing double s.rs
vice during her absence.
A peculiar epidemic broke out among
the stock on John Tsylor's farm, near
TAYLOR Ridge, last week, and three horses
and mule succumbed before the pro-
gress of the disease could be stopped.
Invitations are cut for "the raising up
of chiefs" and social bal to be given by
0.Ssu>Kee tribe No. Is. l. 0 r. NJ, at
their wigwsm in Star block Tuesday
evening, Jan. ), 1892.
Deputy Sheriff Williams. of Henry
county. has closed the general store of G.
H. McElhirnney, of Orion, on an at
tschment for $340 in favor of the Wilson
Grocery 1mpany. of Chicago. The to
tai liabilities are 81, 1000.
Invitations are out announcing the
marriage of L W. McKown, formerly of
this city, to Miss BERTHE Learner, daugb-
ter OF g. W. Learner and wife, at the