Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-08-18
CITY CHAT.
Books at Galt's.
Writing tablets at Galt's.

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Bargains NJ Young's opening on Aug.
90
All the latest styles in stationery at
Galt's.
A nice line of fruit at Gorge Browner
& Cos.
NJ. & KS reduction sale in Oxf3rd
ties two more days.
Nice large spring chickens at George
Browner & Cos.
For bargains, wait for Young's open
| ing on Saturday.
ii. R. Green of st. Paul is visiting
friends in the city.
F. G Young's Columbian store opens
Saturday. Aug. 20.
4 full line OF fresh vegetables at
George Browner s. Cos.
Mrs. Edward Ray. of Beardstown, is
| visiting friends in the city.
Remember everything is new fresh and
the very latest, AT Gslt's.
Mrs Charlotte Custer left yesterday
on visit 10 friends at Quincy.
The green cars run To Hiucher's con-
cert garden. Concert tonight.
Finest line of stationery in the city at
NJ. Lee Gat's, 1915 Second avenue.
NJ. Lee Gait will open his new book
and stationery store tomorrow morning.
Miss Maude Campbell left today on
| two weeks visit to friends at keiths :
burg.
dunn books. tablets, scratchi pads, at
Cats.
Two dollars will buy our regular 81 so
grade ladies' Oxfords next two days at
NJ. Il K.
". j. BIRTH, travelling agent of the
Great Northern, was in the city today on
business.
Take advantage next two days in pur-
chasing your low shoes at a reduction at
the IL. s. K.
Two dollars and forty cents will buy
our regular 80 southern tie next two
days at NJ. s K.
Two dollars and seventy>five cents buys
our regular 50 so grade ladies' low shoes
next two days at NJ. & K.
The Barnum s. Bailey show played to
full house" at Freeport yesterday
Remember it will be here Saturday.
Chairman Wheelsn has called meet
ing of the democr attic city committee.
which takes place at Turner hall tomor-
r,w night.
Two attractions Saturday. Aug. 90.
which will have crowded houses-Bars
NUNS Circus and Young's new Colum-
bian store.
l.. A Collins of the c., r. 1. 81 P.
freigh. office accompanied by his family
left yesterday on an extended visit to
friends at Pueblo. Cal.
E. Illingworth and family are enjoy
ing an outing, having established camp
near Watertown, where they will re-
main several weeks.
Thomas Greehy, the popular c., r. L. &
P. engineer, left for up the river on the
Sidney last night, and will spend few
weeks in the north.
Tonight st Black Hawk Inn occurs
the first grand ball of the Grocery Clerks >
association. 1t is strictly a private af-
fair and a grand time is expected.
The Twin City Cycling club meets on
the Colombian grounds this evening. The
| Rock Island members are to meet at
Market square and take a run up.
The Everts commsndery, Knights
| Tenn plar excursion left Denver for return
over the c.. B. & Q. this morning, and
will reach Rock Island ct 6:30 tomorrow
morning.
f. G. Young is receiving the
goods for his new Columbian store, which
he opens on Aug. 30, with more and big
ger barg aims in larger variety of articles
than were offered before in this city.
| The physicians of the Scott Medical
Institute desire to inform their patients
of their removal from rooms 5 and g.,
Ryan block, to their newly fitted parlors
over the American express Office, No.
221 Brady street.
| The democrats of Davenport INDUCED
in a rousing ratification meeting last
evening at Turner hall. Speeches were
made by Hon. j. W. Stewart. Hon. NJ.
1V Cannon, Senator w. A. Dodge. OF
Burlington, j. NJ. McConlogue of Mason
City, and others.
The band concert by Bleuer's band at
Black Hawk Tower last evening was
another brilliant SUCCESS. There was a
large number of Tri City people present,
and the illuminations were gorgeous. The
next afternoon and evenings entertain.
tainment will be tomorrow, when Otto s
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