Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-27
CITY CHAT.
Pay your water rent.
Leaf lard at Gilmore's

Read Young & McCombs' muslin
advertisement.
All sizes in 81 cashmere pants, at
$24S.-M. * X.
J. f. Montrose returned from Chi.
cago lastevening.
Corticelli spool silk, cents, at
Young & McCombs.
Underwear at reduced prices-M.
K X. preparation sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. S. Davis spent
Christmas in st. Paul.
Coats spool cotton. cents spool.
at Young & McCombs'.
The lis it cold enough for you?-
salutation has commenced.
William MeEniry and family left
for New Orleans this morning.
Coroner David Halves and wife re-
turned from Fulton last evening.
Don't fail to read Jackson & Hurst
ad. il you have money to invest.
Mrs. Ben T. Gable and children re-
turned from ST. Louis this morning.
Are they in it? Read Young Il
McCombs' special in another column.
Overcoats and suits at reduced
prices at NJ. X Ks.-'95 preparation
sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. s. Fraser and Phil
Watson left for indianapolis this
evening.
Postmaster ladders took Poke"
Lambert to the county poor farm this
morning.
Over stock Of can goods that will
be sold at cost for cash at Hansgen X
Buncher's.
You can always depend on Young
" McCombs as being the cheapest on
everything.
Eemem her. next Tuesday. New
Years Day. Shields gives away loo
pounds 81 ard.
Remember next Tuesday. New
Years Day. Shields gives away 100
pounds Of lard.
Preparing for '95-men's working
pants. a. cents. 81 cents, 6s cents
and g. cents at VI. & KS.
Miss Anna Frantz returned to her
home at Chicago this morning. after
short stay with relatives.
Kramer. Bleuer & Company have
issued some OF the handsomest CAL
endars that have been seen, for 1895.
Barrett chapter. Is, X. 4. NJ, will
confer the Royal Arch degree on
three Geneseo candidates this even
ing.
Fred Young. dispatcher for the
90" ut Beardstown. returned home
last evening. after 2-days' stay with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. :. Cramer re-
turned To their home at Lexington,
Ky. this morning, after a visit with
relatives.
The dwelling house. 1906 Third
avenue, in this city. is for rent. APP
ply to Z. Z. Parmenter, Mitchell &
LyGde's block.
The st. Louis train on the c., B. &
q. was two hours late this morning,
due to the engine breaking down, but
entailing no damage.
Miss Libbie Vandruif arrived in the
city from Omaha this morning. on
account of the illness Of her mother,
Mrs. Louisa Vandruff.
Division Passenger Agent II. ID.
Mack, Of the c.. y. * @. and family,
spent Christmas in Chicago, return.
ing home this morning.
Next Saturday evening will be Civ.
en- the comic extravaganza, NY
Aunt sally" at Harper's theatre. II
is highly recommended.
The funeral Of William Dinsm or,
Allan will be held from the family
home. 192s Fourth avenue, at II
o'clock tomorrow morning.
Rcvs. Fathers Mackin and Cannon,
of st. Joseph's church, went to Rap
ids City this morning to attend tn,
funeral of Rev. Father StepheI
Thiebes.
Swan J. Apple. the storekeeper a
Sears. has received the appointment
of postmaster there. The people o
Sears will realize the accommodation
of having the Office again established
there.
Children who will be s years ole
before july will DC admitted to frs
primary rooms in the public schools
during the month Of January. Per
sons Interested will therefore bear in
mind that no beginning classes vii
be admitted after the month of Janu
AIRY until next September.
Inquisition into the mental condi
ton of Miss Matilda Olson, of thi
city. is being made in the count
court this afternoon before jur,
composed Of DIR. j. +. Meyers, Mar
Awarded
h;yhest -Worid'S Fair.