The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-08
sa@Room moulding for hanging pictures,

s6rRoom moulding for hanging pictures,
at Knox's.
s0Usual services at the Baptist church
morrow,
sgDeere & Cos pillow shop will start
up again next Monday morning.
s9rThe largest stock and greatest
variety Of chromos and frames in the city
at Knox's.
R@Judge Gould reached home last
evening after a two weeks absence in
Washington, d. G.
SGgM Mississippi Valley Grove, U. A. o.
D.. hold basket sociable at their lodge
room this evening.
EGrAnother week will be granted
for special bargains in chromos and frames
at Knoxs,
R@The reform club will have discus
sion upon how to conduct their club room,
next Friday evening,
gHeayy rain storms in various parts
of the state does not prevent your getting
bargains 10 Frames and Mouldings at
| Knox's.
RGHRev. Il. G. Barnard will address
temperance meeting at Reese's Hall to-
morrow evening at o'clock. Everybody
is invited.
pGHAn instructor in vocal music will
meet those desiring to improve in this
science, at the Congregational church next
Monday evening.
R6-The Swedish children had arranged
for Sunday-school picnic to-day, but
moisture in the atmosphere induced them
to postpone it.
R6FThe library board have been trying
70 hold meeting all this week but have
not succeeded as yet Another trial will
be made tonight,
RaThere will be no service at the
Congregational church to morrow evening,
as the pastor will speak at Reese's Hall to
a temperance meeting.
married, by Rev. j. W. Haney. at
his residence on the evening of june It'll,
Mr.. Peter Almquist to Miss Hannah
Peterson, all of Moline.
b9~Wm. Huey was down town to day
for the first time since the. accident which
broke his ribs, about two weeks since. He
is able to walk but is still quite lame.
R6g- Wise looking professors are be-
siegine the members of the board of edu-
cation so persistently that some are con-
, templating European trip to avoid them.
sHLawrence Ecklund reached home
this morning. He has been in attendance
at the meeting of the Grand Grove, U. A
? | D. D., which was 10 session at Pekin, ILL.,.
f this week.
RarThe walls of the addition to FISH
Bros. store are up and work was com
menced on the roof to day. Fisk Bros
S will rearrange their stock of goods and &C
r eupy it the first of next month,
goFRev. E. Wasmuth, presiding elder
will preach in the First NJ. E. church thi
t evening at 1880 and tomorrow at 1890 A
;. NJ. 10 the evening he will deliver tenn
perance lecture. Seats free to all tn
services, and everybody invited.
sgAttorney Fl. E. Lewis received
!, postal card from his brother, Eugene, las
L evening informing him that Mr.. Levi
sailed on the Scythia, last Wednesday, il
company with &, H. Deere and family
c Gilpin Moore and others from Moline an
and Rock Island. Mr.. Lewis intends +
= take in the Paris exposition and othe
European places OF interest and return
y home the latter part Of August.
1SS marshal ctS1 accOSleu suspicion
II looking character this morning who he ha
l. followed up one stEeet and down anothe
g and through an alley or two He bore
strong resemblance to the party who wa
s' supposed to have lifted" watch wort
It SIS, in this city few days ago, but coul
e not be positively identified. He elaine
IL TO be special correspondent for Fran
Lesie's and other literary works, produ
= cling large quantity of manuscript i
" support of his story.