Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume], June 15, 1864, Image 1

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TERMS 87.00 PER ANNUM:
VOLUME 9.
RIAL BBTAW
A N
NSIIRANCE AIENCT.
JOHN' L. SWITS & CO.,
jam L. 8W1TS, I. B. HILL, W. P. UDDER.
Mck»t»' WMk, mm,)
•Bco^insT.
fcprm4 Uaia#me4
CITY lOT*
elUag Hoiw* ntorm
•ou«ht, Sold and Leased.
House Lot* for Sale*
of
A Ureal Mar*al«.
We 4» Those rliir t,l«* lot" OfBtt
V
front o,i b-.iti. aide 1 Htr.et, and leet
tut ,.f Rock Maud alreet.
The above i* a rv line location: price very
x?r,n* Z- i'"lv r.,y am«H
low
•f'cMli down balance "n l"»K
terl"
of Hl
V, 1: Lot nr. ItriMlv street, wentstdv,^ f» ct
.f iitice Ti*rv l«*w. Ou pay
S U,
j"'"lit, i'lrulv '.'trt-.-I.V." -^i front b. I'M
f«t Jeep I. n.M 1 "Price *12 j.er front foot.
Ko. a On Third street. l"t V. 1" Parker aad
4ition,'corner b't.) pric,
So jo I'our house lot- in Davison Trues
addition- tir,o ••ark. Term* ea-y.
»i Tliiriv house lots in Slayma
far'i addition |f-to II.V each. Tern., easy.
Nlure l«ot» fin* «nlr.
v„
47.
On till ..jM.t ,•»•(» ot Itrady Kt.
4* hour on Itli si in Railroad bridge,
r?" AK". lurnnheil .-»uiie, 1 rooms lor
tinl f«r R«l.
0
4 Woup' n i'i locii|jai t'l"r,-"l|irl0«,'ll
now buildinict'to bo ready fur occupancy
ioM»vot June n«'*t- plans of which may be
Been at cur ollice.
Kiorr for Itrat.
Od Tee west store and basement# in Mc
»«. Mack Co.,
Ofiy lei-t J" I'
••ouar* Tor «i»le.
*I„ irt 11, M. 'in'.lll .nivvo -tory brick nwpl
Jkiw.
1 1
Aui, St* Til-' looiv is III
K
,-tntUl possesion
br
oo.t condition, w now
Kiv«-l»
in. '.lays, il In- house.
1'rii-,- ol lioii«i' and lot. ^t,«•'** one
'SwnUanh' bainnc- tlnu. at lo« iut^eat
Ko
T.fHIHII' *'r ,, I
A brick dwelling ho»se on h-'_d ht
i. cnsli, rest on trio- at
•v
v
per cent,
a" Tin* '»l»te now owned and occupic'l
br We.. S. l»ow. K-l "ii« '^velliiiK lioose
•nu threi- full lots, ft outing soiuli npon tli
comer Of I'arnuri Mveet Ho- l.o,i,e
I«i
iu ,».
Act repair, l.mi.iir b-n Htt.-.l up by the owner
for liinisclt. Tli- arrau^ciuent ot the house
tasi"lnl and coniplct-. 1 be vi-w I rum this
Third street.
Ifctirccn'a additiou. l'lice, |t"".
Ko 8" lirick house and lots, sputheaat cor
JttW of 4th nnd Main Sts known asThorinjiton es
l.tc 15'1 ft- front uu each St I'nce S
llia.v
rciu'ain for a term of years at a low rate ol mterst
\o Frame dwelling liou.se, south sole -I
Btreet. east ol Wan en St.. and lot. iV'-'''.
No 5 Double house west side of Jerry lit..
corner of l^ihs,ree«. l'r.'-, lwo-th.rd9
mav i eina'" on morlfjane at per cen
KMH1*** IX'iiv soiitlt ••••I stroct, one
mile west of Ura.lV street price. |1Two
thirds mav remain on mortice ai six per rent.
Ko 1. New iranic house on Itrady street i a
Btnrtel re.idence, i Tri'-c. *•!.•.
\o 11 Valuable house with acres «f land
we'll .locked w.ai fruit of all kinds, with .table,
earn..*" house, wood house, cow .table. waKon
I I two we'N liasture. orchard and
Toii'ii'^Krove -the whole'place well fenced and in
perfect order and repoir price
Niorr* ior Sale.
Ho. 85. 2 va'ufble store-, we!', r-iitcd PUftNiN
elinore'. IddllioB.
Utiow laid off into tots of all prices) and they
llTreadv for s:de on very easy terms and at low
urioes. tiou»e Lots, Store Lots, V arehousi- I.ot.,
jftttorv Lois-
Fnraaw Waatefl.
We want to purchase improved farm. frtWi 80
f« 160 awes cacti.
Wale•
oe f.i itores, all imprcv-.1 and under ftBCC
miles ifrotn the city, with excellent house, iv
S nines ,v,„.(l house, wash house, burn
rCb'H
"toi!I^in*. two wells, cistern, orchard
Of trees, .apples, pears, peaches and cherries
Price |u :,•.••• jlv W ca.li, balance ou a term ot
yeNoS
17 acres, fenced, a i.art improred be
art cf Margaret Noel's laud. adjoinm« Mr.
Olfve's place. T&.s» »dai"fd
deNo'risrU|?
licr
lur
aloes'! alf unproved and under fence
^Hth house, at Hickory Urovj. i'rice II--"1-1
*®v j-'.. acre, unimproved land near Du
tant'.Vt |l.'"peraerv cash, balance in five
years arieg, 5 mile, from the city, on the
tlubiiune road, all impyoved and under fence,
Sh houre and si aid-, i'rice |i.*"" two thirds
m,v remain for a terra of years to suit the pur-
^joo acres in I.inn County, (^improved and
I?'1'1-'" acres f.'ar Welcott, imrored
Htl und' fence, wilb house price|I.
"sIh". a «s iu l'oweshiek Co" at per acr..
4...-'aeres i" I«*a county at •.• per acre.
J...- L-res i-« SIO:ii eom.t» at a.I per acWfc
i'i. tres in f.ay cun.y at Ur" are
V'. a^e. in Hancock county at |1 j-er agfc
acres iu Winnebago o. at |1 PW
m..o i acres at per acre.
s at 7-'. nts per acre.]
»cres in Tamil county.
1 -rea id Storv county.
12" a. Winii'. ^iiirk Co. at per aeffc
»cres „in(lv
cul,„tv
at |2 per acl«.
4.,-. .teres in -.unty at I'i.-V' per «f*.
|oo acres in IT jj,,,,,. at- per acre
Ifitl'it ill Wt ".i| r.nf ttrf».
44. acres in Houston touutj
FIRE INSURANCE.
fhtiii Fire Usurtwe ۥ.,
Itliitlc Fir® Uamnmn €•.,
Uaar Fire Usurtice
OF NEW YOUK.
IU Fire l»s«rtie« Com
of UVHTFORI), CONV.l
SfrtagleM iV-'«
OF SPBISOt
LP' MAS!?-
LIFE INSURANCE.
HWW*
CraMctiMt Life
Setaa Ufo Iwaraw* C*^
OF HARLFOED. COS*.
'Hew Itrk Life
rflMwitv life IsMTMce Ce^
OF SEW YORK.
John L. Swtti A Co*
»w ... ntatv ae
DAILY DEMOCRAT.
H. l'BTT «ML!. k Nu. 87 Park Ko«, New V-.rk
»o-1 ?t*l» «t «»t, U are "ur ajtrti in tlc*e nrirt
and are »Mtlijri*e! v take alr»rtt»»n:»::'." and «')li*crip
tlorn f'»r u* *i "«»r low** rat»*«.
i C. frcai «».'.'• D-arliom i'r~v Cl.icafo. It a
n n i a a o i v e a i f-
LOCAL ITEMS.
SHAWI.!" SHAWI.S!—A Hpl'-n'Jid assort
ment at Whisler'a. Moiainljiqtie Shawln,
'Jhallie Shawls, F'rcnch Merino Shawls,
f"ahmere Shawls, Silk Shawls. Brocha
Shawls. 8taw?f
Arcuo*—Ten eotd Rejp»:8 and Moaert to
b« «o!d at aoit'on to 8i:urd.r, Jane !8ib,
IHCi jait ttn cf the I)-pT, io tLeci y 1
Davenport. R«l« to coiL'tneLcr at cue o'clock
Ral 1 toactibet mn»l be old, alibccjli
tbr* bring only JO) esch.
j» IG-alt- iCi H. V Tcrt, AacV.
SWAIN'S HOIBBOS ]$IT.KKS.—Theattention
of our ror.tJc-rs is ilirertc*! to the advertise
ment of Swain's Bourbon Bitters in another
roltmin. From fxperience wc can recom
inciitl this beverage as one of the most bene
ficial and nutritions extant. Our frieud, C.
A. Cook, of Lhicago, has the agency for
them.
1'II TCM I*AINTIWO.—i. B. McQrar, late
of Haltiuiore, has established a gallery on
Brady street, twojloor.s below 4th, west side,
and is prepared to paint photographs in the
|.er,t style in oil, water, Indian ink, winro
and ivory type. Also, copies taken from
old ainbrotypes, daguerreotypes, Jfcc. fall
and examine his specimens.
MILITARY men, as well as those in civil
life, should remember that the largest stock
of clothing and gents' furnishing goods in
iMvvnport, is kept at Maas Mayer's, N".
11 West .Second str»-et. Country merchants
can get goods there at less expense than
they can go to ('hieago and purchase them.
AGAIN we ahiso everybody, especially
our tnarriel friends, to call at Webb's and
see the choice stock of silver-plated goods he
has on hand. Also his fine assortment of
table-ww generally. There is nothing in
the line that he cannot sell you cheaper
than any other dealer dare do besides the
stock is large, and gives you a larger lield to
select from. Country dealers should call
when in town.
...—
0x1.11,irr Exci Rfiov.—The officers and
trustees of the Methodist Surulnv Scho .!
have made arrangements for a moonlight
excursion on Thursday night this week,
on the ferry-biat Rock Island, in charge of
C.ipt. Robinson. Strawberries in cream,
lainonade, and other refreshments, will he
on the bo.it in abundance. The excursion
will go down as far as Buffalo and return. A
band of music will be in attendance. The
fare will be 50c for adults, and 'Joe for chil
dren. Everybody is invited to attend.
BACK A«AIN.—After an absence of a few
w eks we notice our old friend lr. W. W
I'arker on the streets, as usual, with his
hands in his breeches po kets, the same old
six-jiencc. We understand he Ins been
ave'.ing through the interior of Minneso
ta. and lie reports the prospects for the
crops through that State as very favorable,
considering the extreme dry weather which
they have had dtiring the season. They
liav- had 110 rain for the last three mouths,
yet the wheat he says looks very well.
FINK DWFM.IJIO Hot SE BVRXFP.—At about
half pa.st ten o'clock this morning the beau
tiful residence of Mr. D.illam, in K.ist Dav
enport. was discovered to be on fire, and in
a le« moments was burned to the ground.
The entire family, excepting a servant, were
absent at the tiiue, and as the location of
the residence was somewhat secluded, the
flames had got under such headway before
the arrival of assistance that it was impos
sible to save nnn of its contents. The
In-s is estimated at from $2,000 to $2,o"i.i,
and is partially insured.
LOCATION OF I,AMP POSTS THAT ARE TO BE
LIGHTED.—The following named locations
have been selected by the Gas Committee
to be lighted: There are seventy-five in
all: 1 on the corner of Harrison and Front.
1 corner of Front and Main, 1 corner Front
and Brady, 1 corner Front and Perry, 1
corner Front and Rock Island, 1 corner
Rock Island and 2d, 1 corner Perry and 2d,
1 on 2d between Brady and Perry, 2 corner
Brady and 2d, 1 on 2d between Brady and
Main, 1 corner Main and 2d. 1 between Main
and Harrison, 1 corner 2d and Harrison, 1
on 2d between Harrison and Riple}*, 1 cor
ner Ripley and 2d. 1 corner Scott and 2d.
1 comer Western avenue and Second st.B
1 corner Gaines and 2d. 1 corner fld and
Western Avenue, 1 corner Ripley and 3d,
1 corner Harrison nnd 3d. 1 corner Main and
ld, 1 corner Brady and id, 1 corner Perrv
and :*d, 1 corner Rock Island and 3d, 1 cor
ner Iowa andod, 1 corner LeClaire and 4th.
1 corner Iowa and 4th. 1 corner Rock Isl
and and 4th, 1 corner Perry and 4th, 2 cor
ner Brady and 4th, 1 corner Main and 4th,
1 corner Harrison and 4th, 1 comer Ripley
and 4tli, 1 opposite Court House, 1 corner
Scott and 4th, 1 corner Western Avenue and
4th, 1 cor Harrison and 5th, 1 corner Main
and 5th, 2 corner Brady and 5th, 1 corner
Rock Island and 5th,
1 corner Iowa and 5th,
1 corner LeClaire and 5th, 1 corner Harris
on and lith, 1 corner Main and tth, 1 corner
Brady and tith, 1 corner Perry and 5th, 1
corner Harrison and 7th, 1 corner ady
and 7th. 1 corner Harrison and 8th, 1 corner
Harrison and !»th, 1 corner Harrison arid
10th, 1 corner Harrison »!id lltli, 1 corner
Harris"}*! and 12th. 1 corner Harrison and
13th, 1 on Brady, between 5th and Oth, 1
corner Brady and 8th, 1 corner Brady and
9th. 1 corncr Brady and 10th, 1 corner
Brady and 11th, 1 corner Brady and 12th, 1
corner Brady and 18th, 1 comer 12th and
Perry, 1 comer Perry and 9th, 1 on Brady
between Front and 2d, 1 on Brady between
ii! 5Qd 8d, 1 on Brady between 3d and 4th,
and on Brady, tolnrwn 4tb aad Mb,
MCI ISLIND BKIMiE ON HBR
THEBKAW DESTROYED
At about three o'clock this afternoon the
usual |iiieUiess of our city was thrown into
the utmost confusion at the instance of the
!i-,covery that the west end of the draw
pier of the Rock Inland Railroad Bridge was
on lire.
When flr«t discovered, the finmes had
carcely kindled to a blaze, but owing tothe
dry and iguitable condition of the timbers,
and there being a considerable flow of wind,
the entire pier wa? soon enveloped in flames,
and beyond the power of rescue. The ut
most endeavors on the part of the Bridge
Master and his force of watclimen were ex
erted to stay the flames, but without avail.
Nothing could be done to impede the pro
gress of the fire, and in about thirty minutes
from its discovery, the portion of the bridge
spanning this pier had fallen to the water's
edge. portions cf it floating down the .stream.
The fire-engines were promptly at the
nearest accessible point of the eonflagr.ition.
Of course they could get no nearer than the
i v e s e e o w i a e e w a s
run up through the ties and along the btidge
to within scorching distance of the Haines,
whence thev played on the span adjoining.
It was probably through their sironuoits
exertions that the north end was saved.-
The south end of the bridge, owing to the
direction of the wind, was not in as great
danger, and only required a few men to
throw water upon the most exposed por
tions to save it.
The ferry boat at'emtcd to render assis
tance, but Wiis not successful, owing to the
low stage of water where she had to go.
As to the origination of the fire therein no
-finit" conclusion. Some think that it
caught fp'in the sparks of the steamer Dav
enport, which had just pa-cd through,
while others that it caught in the small
shanty situated on the west end of the draw
pier, in which, it i-, said, matches, shavings,
and other ignitnbles were kept.
The laUnyjiii of hour prevents further re
mark!!.
PRESBVTF.RIAN Cm II FESTIVAI .--There
was a grand rush to Metropolitan Hall last
evening. The splendid entertainment pro
vided by the enterprihing ladies of that So
ciety was worthy of the most extensive pat
ronage. The hall was most elaborately
decorated, and the tables were provided
with the most delicious strawberries, the
richest cream and sweetest sugar, together
with all the other delicacies too numerous to
enumerate. The bab\-«-how was an elabor
ate feature, which alone was worth the
small price of admission," and more too.
Those who could not attend last evening,
should not fa:! to go to night. The induce
ments w ill be none the less, and the profits
may be more extensive. io, by a'.ljineans.
for if you have any taste for the beautiful
and the delie ous, you cannot afford to stay
away.
THE Daily Milwaukee IFRTT* sayn:
Dr. Gardner's treatment of the eye and
ear is wonderful."'
The Doctor can be consulted daily at the
Burtis House.
ARE you deaf or blind Have you any
disease of the eyes or ears, call on Dr. Fe:
rard, the celebrated Spanish physician, on
Main street, below the National Bank. Dr.
Fcrranl has cured more diseases of the eye
and ear in the last three months, and has
more patients under treatment than all ti e
doctors in Iowa. He cures all old chronic
diseases. Remember the place, Dr. Geo.
Ferrard. Main street, between Front and
Second streets.
On Tuesday, June 2Sth, and every Tues
day during the summer and fall. Dr. F. will
be in Muscatine. junel5dlw4W4t
THE Milwaukee Sentinel says
Dr. !ardner is one of the most success
ful Oculists and Aurists in the country."
He can be consulted in this city at the
Burt is House.
JILT.—Friend
Foi RTH or
ing a tremendeons stock of Fire Works
o e v e y v a i i e y o i e a o a i n I n
dependence day, and which he sells at Eas
tern prices. Retail dealers need not send
to Chicago or other markets for a supply,
as Mr. Starr can furnish them with every
thing they may want in the line, and at
remarkable low figures, (.y and examine
his stock and make your selections. See
advertisement in another column.
TUE delegates to the Democratic State
Convention, which will be held at Des
Moines to-morrow, from this county, left on
the M. &. M. Railroad this morning.
READ the advertisement of Hamlin's Wiz
ard Oil inanothea column. It will cure just
what it proposes to. Try a bottle.
THE EVE AND EAR.—Persons suflWfag
from diseases of the Eye and Ear, should?
avail themselves of the opportunity of con
sulting Dr. Gardner, the eminent and skill
ful Oculist and Aurist, who can be consult
ed daily at the Burtis llouse. Send for
one of hi.s circulars.
Fainter* U anted.
TWO
GOol) HOl"SE PAINTERS.
Win Onkes, Ste. Marguerite'. Chu
i*9-dl-
Dajr Boarders.
A
FEW UENTKKL PERSONS ("A* HEAR
of an excellent opportunity to obtain board
*f «pon applying to Uua egea, jMl
8 PAVfiNPOiir, IOWA, WKDESDAY, JUNE 15, iMi.
F0U
RTH OF JULY. 18«4.
FIRE
Works!
AT
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
S A S
The Largest Stock ever brought
It lovra, eeBprisiHf
Fire Crockets*
Torpedoes,
Roman Candles*
fcky-rocketSf
Wheels,
Flower Pot%
Bengali Light*,
Flying l'igeon*,
Scrawls,
Pin Wheels*
&e &C«f
AT CHICA88 PRTTU.
THE W^-on*in, of Milwaukee, say
"We advise those suffering from dis- EMrtryc nf HVPCV Icillfl
ise of the eve and ear to consult Dr. Hard- '"ft
The Dr. can be consulted daily until
Thursday July 7th, after which time he will
visit this city one week in each month.—
Office at the Burtis ll' Use.
S Ul tJVt 1
Torpedo and Fire racker
Gr »S.
ALot-r ].. uutiiC ,••••i.
fruit*, I'oufctUmneriett, *f.,
OLl PENS,
Cutlery-, Siei*eo»c«i»ic Vlewst
And tk»UM(uI» «f i'ther arliclt* too nn per-
ouh
to mention. jnel5-yy4
I S E A S E S
OF TUB
DU.
OAlinNF.n. KORMKIM.Y OF LONDON.
KIIJ-IHIHI.
that helms ak et. :e.ms the
BVRTts nor nm.
wber" lie will remain until Thursday, July 7th,
nnd after that time will visit this city one week in
aeli month, ni"! ti be consulted rlnily from
From A, M. to 1 P. Jl. ua«l from
to n.
u Deafness, Noise in the llecd, Catarrh Impair
ed Sl^ht, and all the diseases of the
EYE AND EAR.
Artil'd .! Kyc- in-er1 «.vi'!o.u:t pr.hi, and per
fectly r-'-i'Tiibhiuj tiie eye. Operations for Cmar
iici, Stmh-i-ieus or t/ioss Kye, Artilieial Pupil,
etc., skillfullv performed.
De.ifne-«. Voices ii: lii" Kar, lluriiii.tf from the
Kar. Scale.* in the Ear, Accun.uhttioT of Wax in
the Eur, tact, eu-rv disease of lie-
E1K A^D EAR
treated, at.sl oj,..rations in
Starr is receiv­
Aural or Opthaimic Surgery
performed by Dr. Gardner.
Dr. frardncr refers by permission t«
ng medical gentlemen
Dr. J. Mott ari.l Dr. Levr tt, New York City
Prof. Haii born an 1 Dr. J. Hlake, Boston !»r.
Moor. Rochester Dr. Woodward, Providence
Hon. Neheiniali Pierce, \. Y. In Milwaukee to F.
II. Smith and f. Hutchinson,
Dr. Gardner's residence is at
271 Writ !7!h stirrt, I
car Broadway, 5. T.
iunel —diw5»-
N E W E W E Y S O K
J. D. W1LLSON
RESPECTHDiivenpnrt,
DAVENPORT DEMOCRAT.
THE GREATEST GOOD TO THE GREATEST NUMBER. 15 CENTS PER WEEIC
SWAIN'S BOURBON BITTERS
SWAIN'S BOURBON BITTERS
SWAIN'S BOUHBON BITTERS
A healthy toole. fentli-r'muUr.'. an.] on-qsai
led m.-rning appv',!jcr. Prrparrd In ripe oM
Buurb'.n. Being n .* cud ti the pii-la«en of
all otbtrr Bitters in mere U.an flit L'cll*d
Atmy ll-tfiUil*, and million* cf privau
fan.illef, end ii the
OH!v
Jamui:ct. Liirr Afc i iut, Lur"
tit', Isiirwtt-
sri".'.
0»ric»»—-J "T"
•''dlN-v
•''dlN-v
but who hsis be.-n practicing tor
the last \ear with jrrest SIIC/HHH in Wisconsin,
re -pectfully informs eit.te is of
Davenport and Vicinity,
LLY ANNOUNCE* TO THK
people of nnd viciuity, that he
l:a* just opened at his new -tore, on
Urudy Nr., flrnt door above M,
a carefully selected, m.d ery choke
a-sortiuetit ef
WATCHES, CLOCKS
—axd
E W E Y
embracing every modern f-tyle and patera, which
he cfl'er?. at remarkably low figure. Also
Plated and Stiver Ware!
warranted to lie of «tiperior quality. Dy offering
the bent quality of Gooda, Belling at reasonable
price*, aud prompt attention to the want* «,i the
public he hopes to merit a liberal patronage.
Call niSee^Maek.
H. B.—Particular attention given to ret ai ins
WMtaaa. jMU4lf
ppipppp
I'pppppip
PPP I'P
PPPPPPPP
ppppppp
i PPP
ppp
pop'jl.w mfdlriaa
which l.af !h- ti np«-.isliy txtmptrd
tlUL.L!.•
\JI :-5: JL-.- .VTRR.C.««BK
U.e un cf hfc'. .ug Lrta aA
Mandard rtmtiu U» U.t cic'i -al profr-Vj«
SWAIN'S B9UXB0N BITTERS
^^They art made of ln*rf Her!? »r!l known
*r.d apj -o".«-d tj it.e vtf1wtl i 'ftumon, a*
111Virift I-.-r.ic' jurcpf-'t^f, arc both
p»Ja'a!!» anil pleasant,with rtOeicnt strength
propylrnrre-.' e I !!1 en derange
ment f' t»- »y«teta, :'.nd eel I'.ke aehrru «b«B
taken a-"_Td'.rg '. di: "ti. E, af a rptr.C-LY AR
the fallnwir.j A\teatn
".-"c-r r? yw'ft,
SWAIN'S BOURBON BITTERS
TOR
Hfatheit, OftilttKtu, and kindred «Hnm%
arlaipif from a diaui-.Icred cuu.!ttkn cf f!»a
8'om»ch, I.!-ir, cr li.•*.-!«. Let
t-rry
mu
toy these i^ri-:it-: II!:-..- er-t- and
naed, they w:il :-c^-:3in»nrt ficin wlih cnn§*
derc« In all others who are in n?) -.f a rhola
rme, agreeal-!e i-.d effectual Tbe ra^
Idly in«-»fcf'ii!. d. "ia-.i for 'tr*? Waters bat
Induced nse to them i-uhi'.'-ltT, so that
thousao who have :.-t u» t'.eit n.ajr trf
tbem ai'.d b« convinced of liivir
SWAIN'S B0U3B0N BITTERS
or L/irtiet, who have f-l an.l found moB
other "Sto »ieh Bi'-tui" Ur trUter, vnpul*
tal'f ar.il loe it 'fJ.'j v.'-'rw! for tveir iel -ala
'ante ve ll striiil, a-»d y will
not
IK.-
witU -ut iheoi. Thev »:II GIVE fine t«
the stomach, and sltrr «.ii t- t-,-e system.
IS^lf ,V"U" drtisfgH cr trademr.aa ha? sat
got tktx Bil'.rrt, liav i.!w eerwl fur lle ui.—
fy tteiumi'x tb buae, and take uc other,
SWAIN'S BOURBON BITTERS
-•iS.u.r, .. .ie
twer. .-.?!.• i •..!- tNe at. v .» u:-jcti-* cf M- eal
4.urii..:.
rt".
i a •••.:,it..-! i
edj l-y Mrd .-9l I'r -n «, h- hy il«r «... .-i•-• of
e I o a o i e e I n e n a I I K I I
FBO I K I .4mi mn.
DK. C. II. SWAIN, Pr.oriUBTO*
2:r
?'\T**r'
Nw
V'!'k'
C. A. COOK, General A^nnt ftr the We«t,
Office, 2''. Market Street., Chicago
Sold Bt wholesale in li cujro by Fuller, l-'inch
A Fuller, Hu*h iiiui Ai Y::n ftr-banck. |\V. II. Har
risA Co.. an-i C. E. Si iilh. tlroiraints. In D.iv
eiiport I il T-U-r•Ijeek A Mill' r. d-
WIZARD OIL!"
aw
THIS SPLBeiiiD liESiiDi COIlES
r.K i 11 A 11
I- i! r.-e *!:-.
2? M- i: \l.I
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KIIK1 MATFSM.
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ii
T!»:i *1 r»-v]y •«»i ',ri'to
i v i U i n i- i i a
V u wi.i alw.50 k?»pi!oD Imn-J
apnirMt t! time «f
I'ric.' rut ."»0 jM-r 1*ottie. TJH* Iiut?
ntnrly Xlw iinK» mwh u tl»«
"h hy J. /. ItAMUN &
Kfttv, l.)2 WjtfMnirtt n ?tr?r*, ami for cute
by pr* ral'v.
IVjir,* A
v
A TaiWr
ifEW GROCERV HOUSE.
Juliti* Stht'eihtf^
Corner Front
& BRARTY *tt.,
\Vi..-:--»le
i
u.
t.
CHOICE FAMILl GROCERIES,
Pro
ision^. Sail,
Vobacros A' 1'igarn*
ALSO
Cholee Wine* and Liquor*,
ji-ih
UK
foMow-
Cinarnnlee to K«V* Ihe Best
(aalily ol' tioodt
AND
SELL THEM ON THI: LOWEST I.IV
I NO term*. Call and emminc the .sl"ek
mid learn the priee* in-fore pereb:i«iiiK clseu here.
Wholesale dealers will lind it to their edviintajfe
to n.e a call. O.M-'ds ddiverei! wi'iiiti the
cit\ lit! it t'r* cliars*-.
i i i i i i I
CtgVMBY HORSES I
ltOOO
CIViiUV HORSES WAITED
IMMKDUTKfcf
Af
HmithH Liter* StaUe I
Y^EMOVAL.-
AA
AAA
AAA A
AA VA V
A A A.I
A AAAAA A
AA*
PPP
mar­
For which the highest
ket price will he paftri.
JACOB WASHBURN.
May jt-atli.T
A E
Has removed hi* ei'ensive
MOT aaiSBdB MAMTiCTOBI
to bis new and commodious (tore
Opposite LeClaire Row,
Where lie will be hat.py to meet hia nuni. oiis
customers, llis facrtine^ for turning out THE
BEST CUSTOM \VOiK.ate uneurpaswted. He
ha«the BEST WOKBMRX tt THK 'iTT, and fill* all
order* promptly and «Hiisfactorily.
Custom Made Goods
tr
Ladies' Oeata' and Children's wear alwaya
kmi. S74wtf
WALL
PI PPPI'P
PL'PPPPPP
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R. IITPARKS.
o 1 II e o k e
VO. l't SOl'TH WATER ST., CHICAGO, i
I". P- lt"\ '_''*ol». ish ath im-e- innde
i. pmperl v iu store 'u*li7-dlv
.t \ni:s ir«» ii./i i r, i
'"^OMMis.-lu.v ami I'i'.oit! E Ml Ur 11 ANT.
Ai"-.:- «..r S i' i. PKii-Os.nka'
Scales, I! wiraiiiic I- IHCIIT. Pi..*« i'.tiUaud iiair.
NO 3 VRON1 8TKKF.T,
Davenport, Iowa. »njl-dtf
E RCH AN TT
A IIJORS
E
A i V-1 A IE
O I
(1ST PKICE TO lii. HAD Ol
FRANZ 3IEVER,
Seoond--'reet-'ir .'..oi ..«t ,,f
N E W O I N i S U i a n w i k w o n
s:.B!nly on f.,n, a good a-s -rtiiient of
Gents* Furnishing t»'oods,
t'lothe* r,i ni» to order oi ... amJ
wa I .Olt-d lo ... I-,!- v-e I .. ». --'d:v4
•loinjoititw,
V'o. 18 wr..-| -i OM. -I'i-'EE'l1.1JETWEES
O.N ilradv I Mi.in. m^e,.,. ..l.raitd in Ur
be»t ttyle, MEN AND »Uiv^* CI.OTIIINU ol
every Ul se ipl ion. 'I'lie lull.-st Mlti.-if.iclioii hum
:L I .--iieit lion., snv old c.:»toii'. .- -leirewii
ticuract: Ot fird'-ri. lliv^^
A. .HII.IK:K.
&
NO. HiiA S'lK-.lEr, IJKLOW SEC
Wll, keeps o. l.allUllM on il.'ai el'J uiakt
oidtr.
«rat»*, •»OJ•»•, aail C'hlldrr***.
CLOTHING "I the It* «t uia! rial and in a lnr.une'
rii cannot fail L'iie s»li-la« tioil. 1/1 -ral
patrouatfc re»i«*eiluliv aoliuted. |myii-tly
J0H5 II'. LIM-A5U
nOBMY I XcfLELLtND,
BUILDERS.
MASL'I ACTLULKS OF
Sash, Iters, Bliads, MtiWiags,
Bracket*,,
Contractors for Buildings
nt' J-r rij'ft-.
S O A O Y
Car, Main A atrtele,
U Darfafert, Iowa. 4wH
EES EKiEK KK'tita.'UtUli aw Mil
EKKKKKFE UltU'i
7
FEE uiti: IC Ai 7
E E :"S* K- iimn'iit Hi.44
1 i .'i i .2 r'j K :t S.S4i4- 1
K.iB i i Bit'l
F.EK ZZZF.F. RIM RUB Si *4 1?!! 1
E^E RK:V
NOW OPENED, AT
PLUMMER'S
No. 50 Bradv Street,
1
Above the Post Office,
iff STQVK ot
PAPER IIA.\«l.\tiS,
#fmong ifftirh Witt be found
BROWN BLANKS* WHITE BLANKS, ftlTLYft,
BRONZED SATLVN, STAMPED .)LD
PAPERS* FK.I KF.D suaoen,
-S.it/.V GtlsT FUOSTfti)
All tlie Above it very Low Price*
COMMISSION.
HAS. If. K! DKIIHiK,
Real Estate & Conituisticii Agcut,
DUKNPORT. m\.
Wtue'i-' J'-rtot'-j.-y ti- I'r-mnttyt*
Btlrliff A Welling Real' Kitiitc,
i yiirrlf''lis uf |i|! kiiidii.
I'AY.M I-..N I 01' TAXES,
«-'.riiliilliii2
L"iins,
^Itikliiu: -%hitr:i«'t 'I'ltlfMi,
RENTING HOUSES ANO FARMS,
A
i". i A
Iu r. Yi-v, H'
K
Second door a', i ti 1'-..- jr., »•. r.pr1,|
V 2
Produce & omini^ion j)lerchant,'
I
Pkito'.s
AY. ih .iii sT CASH i it E EOR all
"I I' -rotrv produce, butter, ejj-jr., etc.
L.jii! -tore* c.iti iys u l.auU. Utiys and lis on i
•oi'U:ii»»i.n. iivI idtf
Mo
it
orla: Hwil:.
A ij... ,! a"'.ttm' ni of
©FNTS" It N s I! IV' I'ooiis, BOYS'
CLOTtllM. CLOTHS, i ASsI
.MKiJES. s HIKTS,
STOCKINGS,
which 1 w»l ti..- i. ,.,t i ,t*or.:.ble
«('us
torn Work
Don*- at nil timei and v.armn'' the hest, m' -t
durnble tnd uheri|H'-t. All who want the best
und Cheapest jji.o.Js riiUst come to
no*. I-dN- PRANZ MTYrB.
NEW STORE!
•Foilii Barteineier
A S i E o f- i I s- i K o O O S
1 1 Franklin iek, or: .-"r- i street, bet..
Ivijn and Harrison streets, whi-f" Ii' hes otwtie»i
i't
NUMBER 198.
1?!! 1
U!S'
U!S'
STOVES and TINWARE.
Storm Stores
HILTJS & WASHBUBN
5G
Brady Street
Nearly opposite Poit ofljee,
AVE IX STOHF. AND ABE RECKIVINO
T-e largest and bi it r.isortu'eu- -,f
PARLOR, COOK i HEATING
STOV1CS,
thtt car V" j. -.re'.iaacd in ihe (.»tfru
A W b.-.e )i'- -ib'-l ii si
vfr sale ft»f
SANFORII'H
Celebrated Challenge Heater
on» of the moat econnniieril inrf ntit.ni »ver pro
duecl, and for convenience end comfort ai ne
ei ual.
TL- unri"e1led
Trianph,
Forest Oak,
Iroi Catl)
and other favor.te patteran cat ON V )j* ob'*'-a»
ed at Hill* and Wa.bburn*.
jar erry Move guarantied to gi.ve aatlafactie^
or thi r.- oeev ref'it .jed.
The ri«*rs-»"d
K K 1 i
in which water m-ff freetee.
OFFICE, si.»nr, DirTff j.nntrtf.wftitonfjr
ACBSEKY, HALL, A N s S O
P.OOM STUYES
fltttttrrf hf Mirpafaed. We in* It# fau^ettion aa
defy conrpetiswa. AluoonbanU Mock
Tinvrarr, Jnppfincd and Porcelain Ware,
€h: n.i. S. tis, Ph ni'.lie'l \Yare,
I'.litai.ie, on! Ilorls,
twigii, bbutdi, I'olten,
in ikon everything in the line. 9"OH
Ha, Ceppcr, & Sfaeei-IrtB Ware^
U I N
tr o
of »ll kin-!« pr. ne«'v mm tided to. Call and eft
aiu UC K-iod- nr-I leal u :!ie pueeB. I
«-17dwrr.
N EW.HARD WARE
STolli
•T. A. DIN^RORT,
Dealer iu HnrdWiirf. Iron
AID
F«n»"T
Xiili
X^
AKMEHS OK SCOTT COL JFTT «EN BPILI^'
fll tli ironoealit- .._^^..l..lu 2 ti
... ..i..,.
ur
-df
I inslinplnnrnhof all Kiada. st *5
6Mf a r* i'oeM rnrf
'J'.il.'. i
il*2 Brady Street, lie tweet Front aod SeroodL
v. n ot.ui 4t«
i JL KBH generally, are particularly invitedleena*
and examine mv ^tock of »ood* before pgr -hai
I fi« eUewhere. tl rf
prvfltB i« my ne.1
to, ond I intend to cari'i i
I out. All poods warr*"'™'
I Remember the place
in-ito,
I
ond I intend to cari'i a
warranted ju.t aa repreeenlea.—
•law and give a ealL
J. A. DATCtrVM.J
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