The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-19
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nepsik velvet photograph frames at
KnOXs.
,S-Ruck's smoking and reading room
will be open tomorrow, call H.
nrNoue but sworn agents are admitted
to John Lusk's starch factory.
ssRBeautiful homes are those adorned
With nictures framed at Knox's.
rsECharGe Efland won box oficigars
and a new hat because 1t was boy.
sspA fresh stock of candies just re,
ceived at Mason & Jewett's; also full
line of cigars
nayAndrew johnson, of Sweden, was
among the arrivals at the city'S caravan
sary last night. He left this morning.
na~Seryices at the NJ. E. church to-
morrow at 1880 A. NJ. and at p, NJ
Sunday school at noon. All are invited
ng4There will be no union revival ser
vice at the Congregational church tonight,
but they will be resumed again next Mon
dav evening and continue through the
week.
sag-Any one looking for an opening can
have the desire fully gratlfied by going to
Knox and gazing at the mouth OF a son
of ''ould Erin which is displayed IN his
window.
aSs~Mrs. Gordon, mother of Dentist Cor.
don, who has been very feeble for several
months. fell off a chair this morning and
was quite severly hurt. DR.. Dunn was
called to attend her.
R9Do not load your walls with gift
pictures that are to be seen wherever you
60, but make your selection from the large
and varied stock to be found at Knox
who never sells more than two pictures OF
the same subject.
sgEd. Knox had neat,n sign sus
pended in front Of his store yesterday upor
which it is indicated that the proprietor
will undertake to deposit his customers
friends beneath the cold, cold sod. Thl:
ought to attract customers.
BGFInvitatious are given out for gran(
ball to be given at Timm's Hall next Tues
day, Jan. 22nd, The committe of arrange
ments are +. j. Eastman, j. A. Hender-
son, Ed. Hudson and Il. L. Eastman
Supper by Pierce Bros. at IS cents pc
couple. A grand time is expected.
S9~Preaching at the Baptist church b.
the pastor, Rev. Linfeld, tomorrow morn
ing and evening. Morning subject; Con
tinueing in the grace of God. u Evening
How We are saved, or the atonemeDt.
Sunday school tl2M. 4 cordial welc0m
{ to all these services.
] R1@On account Of continued poor healtI
have decided to dispose of my stock G
horses, consisting of ten head of trotters
road horses and choice brood mares. Wi
7 sell cheap for cash or exchange for desil
able real estate. For particulars inquir
of 4. p. FISK,
Moline, Ill.
; Rs Services at Congregational churc
] Sunday. The pastor will endeavor to aid an
= deepen the religious feeling already avail
r ened by the union meetings. Morning tex
LAS thy servant was busy here and there, h
: was gone" Evening: "Al that a man hs
4 will he give for his life" Strangers an
l non church goers are cordially invited
i The whole house is free at the evening Sc
vice, and nearly the entire gallery is free
}. all services.
IS Presentation.
Last evening a number of JUST,
Mapes' friends repaired to his residen
+ and presented him with $50 gold headt
q cane and a $50 meerschaum pipe, Gig
V holder and match safe. The presentatiC
" speech was made by Mr. Morris, who tol
the Squire that in behalf cf large nur
. Der Of friends he wished to present the
testimonials of the love and respect viii
- they bore him as a citizen and neighbc
aud the high estimation in which he "
N held as an officer of the city.
We 1t was complete surprise to him and
was SO overcome with grateful emolio
that his eyes were filled with tears and
was unable to reply in words. but his
lence was more eloquent thanks 10 t
Id donors than the most deliberately word
b, speech could possibly have been.
es The Maple City band was in attendan
A and furnished some excellent music. a
- after a serenade outside were invited
On and together with the other guests regal
It, themselves at a richly ladened table pl
b, pared by the Squire's good wife, witho
II his knowledge, after which dancing, mu;
III and sociabiiity followed until late b
as time. 1t was indeed an enjoyable aft
d, both for host and guests, and many re
n lied, if never before, that 1T is nc
"a blessed to give than to receive"
~ The Squire is as proud of his preseI
Ill as boy with new suit, and they say
er took the cane with him while feeding |
60 chickens this morning.