Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-26
CITY CHAT.
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Mexican pinion nuts at Boro's.
California fruits at F. G. Young's.
Fresh dressed chickens at T. G..
Young's.
Fruits and vegetables OF all kinds at
Browner's.
W. II. Butts, OF Peoria, was in the city
yesterday.
Choice raspberries and strawberries at
F. G. Young's.
Edward Bergren, OF Cable. visited in
the city today.
Nice potatoes. cucumbers and beets at
z. G. Young's.
W. C. Butterworth went to Rockford
this morning.
Henry Keely, of Port Byron, was in
the city yesterday.
Jacob Epstein. of Chicago, spent yes.
terday in the city.
First wstermelous in the market at
Boro's, bank corner
Silas Baker, of Hampton, was in town
today on business.
Wanted-A boy to work in drug store.
Address box Az.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Dunlap are par
ents of promising son.
Choice blackberries. rsspberries. plums
and currsnts at Browners.
Mrs. Jerry McCsrty. of Savanns, is Wis
1ting with friends in the city.
Everything nice and fresh for your
Sunday dinner at F. G. Youngs.
There will be some fine harpmusic st the
watch tower tomorrow afternoon.
Fred Huntoon, of Des MONIES, is
spending few days with friends in the
city.
All light weight and light clothing will
will be slaughtered at the London to,
morrow.
Mrs. Edward Tracy, OF Chicago, is vis-
iting with her parents. John Atkinson
and wife.
S7.77, Sc 66. S. So for mems suits
worth double the money, at the London
tomorrow.
Edward Wbalen has returned home
from Burlington. where he has been the
past few months.
Miss Mollie White and Miss Anna
Lynch, of Marengo, Iowa are visiting
with friends in the city.
Nice California peaches, apricots. fine
apples, sweet Mexican oranges and all
kinds of fruit at Boro's.
Miss Nettie Hatfield, who has made
this city her home the past few months,
has returned to Burlington.
Mrs. Doss. Holsspple will leave to-
morrow morning on an extended visit to
friends at Marshslltown, Iowa.
Lost-Between Folsom's jewelry store
and the bridge, q new silver bracelet.
Finder will please leave at this office.
W. 81. Caldwell, of the MCGEE Marble
comp any, is in Chicago assisting in fin.
ishing up the Gene.eo soldiers monu.
ment.
Two trains of electric cars and traiers
conveyed the Christian Sunday school to
Edgewood park on their annual picnic
today.
All members of Camp 800. NJ. W. A. -,
are requested TO turn out at the meeting
tonight, as business of i'm portance is to
be transacted.
Children's clothing cut in half-$4 go
for So; 50 suits 60 for $3.50; 81 suits
90 for 81; 81 suits go for soc at the
Lo ndon tomorrow.
The tri-city street railway syndicate
commenced running electric cars on the
loop lines in Davenport yesterday. Six
cars were put on at the start.
There will be song service at the 7
NJ. c. A. building next Sunday at 33O p.
m, to which all young men are cordially
invited. The service will be conducted
by Nils Olson.
The destruction by fire Of barn in
Davenport Yesterday caused the report to
spread in Rock Island from some unre-
liable source that Whittakers new block
was on fire. which proved however, hap.
PLY false.
The second subscription concert giver
by Prof. Otto's orchestra at Hincher':
Elm street summer garden last night wa:
largely attended as before and proved
highly entertaining in all particulars
Mesdames James ard George Price
wives of the proprietors of the Boston
Shoe store, arrived in the city last nigh
from Terre Haute, Ind. and Rock IslauC
will be their home hereafter.
Notwiths landing the reports to tn,
con trary, the condition Of William Schroe
der who was so severely injured in run
away yesterday afternoon, is reported b,