The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-16
MOLINE.

n@HFine gold and silver watches, Elgin
and Waltham movements at Sever
ance's. "a .ds&wtf
DG@A large number of Turner's will at
attend the German English fair in Rock
Island,
DG~First class goods, elegant designs,
large aud varied assortment, at bottom
figures. at SeVerance's iewelry store, near
the post Office, 24ds&wtf
EG@Dr. j. w, Morey has been appoint
ed agent for the Chicago Spirit Of the
Times
n9~All styles and designs of rings, at
the three cities at Ell Severances jewelry
store, near the post Office. 24ds&wtf
Da~ Schools closed yesterday for two
weeks. The exercises we're of an interest
ing nature and some of the examinations
creditable to the scholars and the teachers
in charge. The vacation ends January
I'd. 1877.
E1@Rings, fine gold chains, gold and
silver watches, quadruple plated table
ware, etc, at prices which DEFY compari
son, at Severance 24ds&wti
Cavalry, is in the city on visit to his
brothers Will r. and G. G. Clendenin
The Major is an cid army officer and is now
stationed at Fort Brown, Texas. He will
remain in this vicinity for a short time, and
leave for his post, in Texas, 10 about a
month.
B9@"Don't you forget it" when looking
for anything in the jewelry line, that Sew
erance, near the post cfiice, sells lower
than the lowest. Everything warranted
as represented. 24ds&wtf
RG~Two boys named Charles Hudson
and T. Johnston, mauled each other pretty
lively yesterday, and one Of them (Johps-
tom was severely cut in the head. Dr. J.
w. Morey dressed the boy's wounds. Sub
sequently complaint was made before
Police Magistrate Swander but the case
was compromised without judicial exami.
| nation.
BGRogers's, and Simpson, Hall, Miller
4 Co.'S silver plated ware at Severance s
jewelIy store. 24ds&wtf
Bagn The wind storm last night knocked
down the porch over Schulthie sstore, and
in other places scattered boxes and barrels
10 lively fashion. At the Rock Island
depot car standing on the cross switch
loaded with cuitivators was blown off tie
track and some of the implements
scattered around, as if so much chaff On
the bluff the storm was even more severe
than 10 the city and reports are at hand of
several barns and out buildings blown
down by its force. At this writing no
serious damage has been reported although
it is likely that considerable damage has
been done.
BaHIn order to accommodate large
number of customers we have concluded
to take orders for binding in all branches
and are now prepared to do this kind of
work at prices to suit ALL Magazines,
weeklies, and all kinds of binding done on
short notice and in any style Blank
books made to order, and ruled to any
pattern. Bring in your orders. Satisfac,
tlou guaranteed.
/ l4dSt CLENDENIN & MARTIN.
The Churches.
Sunday services at the Congregations
church as usual. Rev. Mr. Barnard vii
preach in the morning. Subject: 'Tnt
light that dispels the moral darkness O.
the world" In the evening the Rev. 7
IL. Hench will assist the pastor and preach
upon Individual Responsibility" Thl
promises to be an interesting discourse
and is subject which will be ably handled
Everybody invited.
The Rev. g. T. Linfeld will preach a
the Baptist church tomorrow mornin!
and evening. His subjects foc to morrow
aud one week from to morrow. will be
5 The Ideal PASTOR" and The Idea
: Church" This is Rev, Mr. Linfeld'
o first discourse since his acceptance Of tn
pastorate Of the church and it is hoped h
viii be greeted with full attendance. tn
subject, The Ideal Pastor. affords
wide range for discussion and is one tha
ought to receive close attention. Cords
invitation to all.
DS~ A Young Mems Christia
Association" is to be formed under d
rection of Rev. E. G. Barnard, OF the Cor
Egregationai church.