Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-22
b oliday attraction it is indeed, too.

10 cents-McIntire Bros. sell this |
Q vening from 2 to 8 O'Clock choice of |
their elegant and immense assortment of |
chiffon hsudkerchiefs (embroidered) |
for Is cents.
over any goods If 1 can help it. A
s raight 20 per cent discount on all Xmas
goods for the rest Of the week. M Lee
Gait. 1915 Second avenue.
Only two days till x mas and am 60
ing to clear out all nv Xmas goods in
that time IL prices will do 1t. Call and
get prices. They will eurprise you.
NJ Lee Gait. 1915 Second avenue.
Two express wagons from across the
river will probably remain on this side or
drive around by Muscatine or Port Byron,
as they came over esrly this morning and
the ferry stopped running in the mean
time.
To boom their sales on photograph al
buns McCsbe Bros. will make a lot of
cut prices Friday evening from to 8
clock. Great big cabinet plush albums
worth 81 and 81 so go this one time at
soc apiece
The bed blsnket sale this evening from
IL to 8 o'clock at McCsbe Bros. will be
one of the greatest drawing cards of tie
season. Only 100 pairs of those grey
blankets at CSC. but of the others the
quantity is unlimited.
Oscar Anderson died at his home on
Fifth avenue between Third and Fourth
streets at 4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
| aged 80. He leaves besides widow two
children. The funeral occurs from St.
Joseph's church tomorrow afternoon at
| 2 O'Clock.
The exnress cars on all the roads these
Idays are jsmmed full of all manner and
sizes of packages. Messengers love the
holiday season as well as the employees OF
tie mail service do. and both will breathe
Sigh of relief when the Christmas DAYS
| are over.
The first OF the Worlds Fair souvenir
| half dollars brought to the city was re-
ceived by Desk Sergeant E Eel at the Do.
lice station. 1t feels just the same has
| The same ring SIS one of the ordinary kind,
al the sergeant is es proud of it as if il
were his own,
Rev, Father Desmond left last night
for monm nth as assistant to Father
Evans of that pisce. Rev Father Fian-
Diren, who has been the curate at Mon
mouth for some time. arrived in the CITY
| tn morn'ng and will hereafter be an as
sistant at S.. Joseph's.
At Yesterdays session of the Rock
Island County Farmers Institute at Mi
| Ism paper was read on Farming f1r
Profit" in the afternoon by L. D. Ell
wards and one in the evening by Henry
Brink on Mental. Moral aud Religious
Culture on the Farm
s. S. Hull, formerly of the Morren Iio
our snd tobacco cure. has associated him
SELF with the branch of the Nash associs.
tion OF Joliet. which is located st 221
Brady street, Davenport. This treat~
me nj unlike the other does not require
the patient to call at the Office, but
car be taken st home or In the workshop,
req Tires no inj action in the arm, and the
price is only $50 Parties desiring the
address S. S. Hull. 1918 First sveuue. or
the above address.
The Moline paper which made the lie
beious attack on Maj Mackenzie few
evenings ago because he failed to ap
prove OF the harbor project st tn at
city. very much mistakes the DISPOSE
ton Of THE ARGUS, when it miscon-
strues its publication of the facts in
the case as due Maj Mackenzie TO
mean that THE ARGUS seeks q heated
con roversy over the matter The AR.
GUS looks upon the course of the No
line paper. as indeed Maj. Mackenzie
him lelf doubtless does, as unworthy of
attention other than the confronting of
the same with the facts. which Iesve no
room for argument as to the sincerity
OF Maj Msckenzie's motives The pa
per alluded to is about as just in its personal
attack upon Msj Mackenzie as is the
other Moline paper in laying the blame
for the failure of the hsrbor to Con
Rrest man Cable, who. as Mai. Nacken-
zie himself said this morning, did all
he could for an appropriation. even sf-
ter /. Ind been demonstrated that the
scheme was jmnractic, bIa