Rock Island Argus., 1894-12-03
turned TO their home at Aurora this
morning, after a short visit with rel.

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Fourteen different styles Of side
boards. including all the new and
latest designs, at Clemann & Salz-
mann's.
The meeting of the w. C. T. U.
has been postponed one week, and
will be held Tuesday. Dec. IL, at the
Y. NJ. C. A.
Tuesday morning so pairs half
wool 10-4 gray blankets-cheap at q
will 60 at Clip per pair-Young &
McCombs'.
Bring your horse and wagon up
and buy some of our crackers, only
50 cents per pound. Cash does it at
j. T. Shields.
Imported French oyster bowls,
handsomely decorated-just 10 cents
at Mcintyre-Reck Co.'S. The real
price is 25 cents.
New! New! New! Books! Books.
Books! McCabe Bros set the ball
rolling with some prices that will
make the people stare.
Sixty different STYLES of parlor ta-
bles, some OF the handsomest made-up
tables in the land, now to be seen at
Clemann & Salzmann's.
Every purchaser of cloak to the
amount of IS or more, they will pre-
sent Columbian half dollar free,
free, free-Young & McCombs.'
Christmas dolls of all kinds will be
for sale at the doll bazaar in Hurst's
block on Twentieth street, next
Tuesday afternoon and evening.
Remember you are going to the
Poverty social at the Christian
church tomorrow night; also that
you are to wear your old clothes.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Pollard and
Mrs. II. F. johnson left this morning
for Lyndon, H., TO attend the funer-
al of their uncle, Alexis Hubbard.
The R. I. & P. depot at Lafayette
was totally demolished by fire Satur-
day morning. all the records in the
office being destroyed. Defective
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Travel over the Rock Island
bridge yesterday footed up: Foot
north. s34; south. sol; total, 1,6S5.
ETeams-north, 719: south, us; total,
1.434.
Never in the history of Rock ISL
and have the people appreciated any,
thing with as much gratitude as they
did the inaugural opening of j. i.
| Shields.
st. Paul lodge. 107, X. P, meets
tonight for the purpose of electing
officers for the ensuing term, and the
attendance of all Knights is earnestly
desired.
Commencing Tuesday morning at
9 o'clock, none before, they will sell
children's cloaks at 49c for years
old, rise of 25c size-at Young e.
McCom bs.'
One of old Santa Claus big win
dows are ready at McCabe Bros
Take the little folks for a peep at it.
Will cost you nothing, but will please
the children very much.
Mrs. John Sutcliffe, who has been
confined at the home of her son,
George Sutcliffe, for the past three
weeks with broken ankle, has re-
covered sufficiently to enable her to
return to her own home.
The funeral of Michael Coughlin
occurred from St Joseph's church at
2 O'Clock yesterday afternoon, Rev.
Thomas Mackin officiating, being at
tended by Buford Post, G. A. R., and
St. Patrick's Benevolent society.
Mrs. NJ. Coughlin and children de-
sire to publicly express their sim
cere thanks to friends and neighbors
for numerous acts Of kindness shown
them during their late affliction, and
especially do they feel grateful to
the &. A. K.
Capt. and Mrs. Joseph Cameron's s
little daughter, Bertha, who died at
Is O'Clock Saturday afternoon of
Group. was aged 8 years and days.
The funeral was held at 10 O'Clock
this morning from the home, SIG
Twenty-third street.
Deputy Collector Lamont's collec-
tions for the week ending Saturday
were: Beer. 1870; cigars, 1927. 80;
total, $497.5O November's receipts
amounted to: Beer, $175.50; cigars,
S64s.30; playing cards. $2.72; tobac-
co. S2.4O; total, S2,41O.92.
The newly elected county officers,
Judge Lucian Adams, County Clerk
q. kohler, Treasurer Fred Tittering-
ton and County Superintendent f. b.
Mckeever, entered upon their re-
spective duties today. The sheriff 3
Office goes into +. c. Hemenway's
hands at o'clock this evening.
One of the members of the Young
Ladies' Missionary society of Broad.
way church, who has charge of the
doll bazar, received direct from Ia.
, briz. Persia, last Wednesday, three
dolls. These foreigners come to our
shores dressed in the latest Persian
styles, and may be seen next Tues.
day at the bazar in Hurst's block on
. Twentieth street.
Omaha is making strong effort to
induce G. w. Williams, who recently
removed from Independence to Gales.