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OAVENPORT DEMOCRAT,
WAU.V A\D wn Kl.v.
at. pkrkv sraBKT 01
MCilUIDNOl lino?*..
liUtori JL. Fro»rietvr*.
ic fU?,
%llf, VV --.rr'l In r.
MUlv, rn.'l •.' t!i
Odtf.t mail «iVerW
Slnft.
ew.
A«|
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TencotAee,
sv,py pant 111 vorr p«r»n
f. irwarttag
U'f.
Cto*. t~.
CKih
'.-.t ia -.iS, n
Official P,ip3r_of the City.
tOC/t"lTE«ie.
Kellor'H '»lol»rnt wt Livetr I»ill«,
PWIn awl S»w i«tsd. A* a
safe, convenient sad
nsrer fsll'ni remedy for
LIVKIl COMPLAINT, C04TITSXBSS, 81CK
I1EAUA0HE,
AND ALI. III LI \ltV IltSORDRRS,
SBU.fB'9 LTVlCli PU T.? 1TASD I .MlUVALLRD
They ere prompt bat m.td Id the'.r ct- I roeee
heiJthj a'tl'inot tin Ltver srry o?r morbid fere
fttoas, and l*sve ll.e svstmn In healthy roll'!'Uon.
For jvar. hw Iflv-J I uiver.al Ht'irtm U«w.
HYMPTO^S OF A DISK A-*8D LIVMH.
(tacnl :.is» .if app«tt!e. si
.in-ss t'i- stomach,
pa.ns l« th.-'isaJ, shoulders, heck ar..l
of wearin.***, wl'l) sltrpless nU'hts, costii'tiees
f.llowsi in some ases b/ I" 'Sennas sli/ht
dry cos*i. i sp rits, with disinclination to er.ry
fluty. are symptoms of a diseased state of
the I.tver.
II K. HRLL&KS 4 €)., 1'rovrWoM,
Pltt^'.ar^', Pi
LOHS^OUH'S
W.. I lm:{. Si.r.rlrlii.'
i. Si ill I :vw
itntl
Vira"':» —Th'W
TU
iticr frmn
thta .1'1 •••taMli'hi-d llowu', liav« ifftlnr'l a
Wl4iia'l«Nrlty f.ir tliolr and In lurl!y.
frait»'! jvnr i-i'l bti tU 'y are uururjiaweil in tli
•urfc"t'ltt»'T «imior .am .*
Trad* auy^iod "y L*o-''^ it, TEoda «t pro
pM«t'r jir'.tti.
pr« propar congi'lpr HheuniB
tita aii'l N-ura'^ia dependent upon a pecu.
liar, viti*to'l inditioii of the i-ir«-u!a'in/ ti
tal flai T!wy #uj)jio*- th*t ilier.- eti'iti
in the It'oO'l, a paion which the cirrulatinf
blool cirri•» wil'i it, ail 1 not tuing aliiscnt*
e by t?i•* pnptr cmumtrie* of llmKo ly, it
it 'Uu «ito
1 in the tissue*. Whit this pomon
ia. it nut iii'.'.\ply kiiown y t, by -t
authontiw it in n ippu^e to te an acid—
Lactic Acid in ail pro'iabilitT. This, it is
suj»po«al umlcr fa*.«r.ible circumstaiic-n, if
gy!fr*te'l n tl." nystrm, ai»J biing cliinti.*
•ted, 4 ni'nw" 1 to ar iirualate uutil it pro
ilucon iti let^roin iTe"t.
liBllrm'sn'r* Hhi-nMnOm, onl
•ami .tmriilftin Nprciflr
la till* ir.if r. aic !y V-t »»v»od that will
fcffai'tuViiy '!'*,.r^v t!ii« ]m:«un in lit*
BLOOD, nod prod iea a pfruiamiit -un'.—
The recipe was procured ol the cHebrau-d
Dr. L*li"iii md, France by well known
drugifi^t, Ale*. L?i'ch, of St. I.iiiiig, Mo.
No je«» .1 iibys. vin fai!g to j.r#acrr» tb«
Spe'-iti'- wlnn he I' Jtrm wh»t it is c.-mpos
cd of—no ono Rutlormj: *i U'u-uuiaUaiu,
Oout, Neuraicii, ahouM lu-nitita to try it
bacauto it ta advert iit:d for aale.
Ileiul what Ir. Mttyn ol"
Al.l.r.N s l,CN(i l$AI,SAM
N' tr- J. Js II,.!: :trt Jt I'O
CtMT I fis .k" f« '!,/ **»*t»t frotn %',—T
t'uli* foh Stid «*i tl.«* utf* Al.
LKV* IX .Mi |tAIAM 'n toriniT ti e mo-t
caftil l*i:i «"\m« Ciah mi) 1 wi-.tini^.-il
lrt i« til-- jujuj aiol tin- I'lil. ntiil 1 inntni'
»ny ttuat It l» by u- ih« bi*«t rxpcctorant ri nn-dy Willi
wUkli I am acnui:ut"l. For Cuufli*, ami nil tin
rarly of 1mi i lalntu, 1 l»-ll-\.' It to K
rtulo ir«, nil,! If vrrv lamily would il l"i
them, to attiuici nthr flr«t appearand'
i'f i!nut t!»' hint'*, I!» r« W'tui'l l»'i Ti-ry lt-w
tw" of fatnl i uiiKuiiij.i'i.n It tin- phlcjrin
aid mutter to tai*e. Without irri'atlnj llwrr df
lirati
ot«- iu« (iln t.nnjfin, ami w lthon' pro'lucMii.'
tlon of t!,i' It »l«.*lw« r« n» th totln-»y-
!'m. .• ll'i- itl.-lit -wi'ntr. and chan^r" a!I tl,.'
otl i i on- to a pH.tliV (tab',
^.,tir. rr«|..,lfi ly. A. LCOVILI..
s i 1 Mi n U «!eri«.
l'.iin Jvill«"r, tik«n inti'mally. dioald
,!lt m!U. or »ntr, and »w.»i»tened Willi
pn j*r il 'W.i 'I. or mtO- into atyruy with niola«n «.
For a t'.«nU »ik1 Uroni u?, a f. w ilrop on rnrm
•aton. «iil innri- effvrtlvr than ntivtlilni i lw.—
f-jr Bare Throat, g«f*l«" thv tlirost Willi a mixture of
f'a'ti KHU-r ao wntrr. ami the tellel 1« immvllat
aal care poattlve. held by tlallonl.
Tim !!»t Tovic.—t'nw II, Mack C'.'r
Coai!iiti:it!''ri of lr-.it, rh«i»pli,»ry« ind Calii*-»yn»
*n,»e J-'i-rfo—|'h,ir.n.il Kliair of rallnya*
Tha tro.i tutmm
color to the hlood llio Ph •n *.*n+
Ma«w* wa*tn of Hi'- n.-rvo tl-fo.i. and Itie Caltraya
give. a nat itn', hivilthful tonatofhvdirfrCtT or^nnr
Oti-pintr ^iitn!n«t'i.' virt u'
ofom- oimrr orraloa)
an! onr t.-a-iw-'nlj! a i[r.»ln ol Iroaand PliofjiUoru'.
Jlaiiof.i. liir liy
V5VVfcU,. MACK a OO. York.
F«r aa'.o liy i!l lrj^K- ft« janft-il rat-weov
»xk hundred dollar* year oayed, ia ten
hua lred ear .-d. ami this T^ry r'fp«et»b!-.?
laui'l v miyih !iy liwin one l)r. Hum
phtt' a' t'a«t'4 '1' lloiiou '1'iabis icc.lics
With vnc you miy fn-it Kaoeeaglull. nine^
tvnibn of all •ltavaac-B oo.-unni in the famuv
thus «i*ing this atn junt in pain, aufTcm.j,
las* of utn and do or'i f. e*
•eat by expre.'-i fruo »o re^'jit of the pT.ce.
A4 Iress llomylireyn' II iii ieii'ii'ijio Mod
ioine C-j. usdvrav, N. Y.
J. T. Tbmplb, UarJooer and Floriat, «or^
4th and Main sits., flrnU and ornamoritti
W)*8. my28-ly
Spebr's Wis.is*i\- th* pure juico of the
grape who.-'e uri' »n 1 gcn ui qualities
cannot be 'eilod lur t!ie invalid or eons
vali ie i!. Thi-y are highly istcemcd for
«Mrim«!ita: purp rne#. N. B. Good Wine
lakkes goo i lilood.
Oo To nt* Heiv.—
lawa Sut." .1
.«!i.'-*
tttaii»n«.iu— -iK.tl
talarraph ii»'r ,ir. Kor .-ircnl ira and
dr.'*s, i l'l.iu^ ntaiiip) l'u." Mrynnt ii Mraiton
Ooaiairrcitl lXivcnport, Iowa.
SST
tho Rrr*-t .*• St-ntton
lo U'-T t!i..r.ia:-li »rH.
Ulli
Krom«r"» itr i»vi\ Nat'iral, Uurahla, Hcagtlfn'i,
Best abd Caeapett lu the World. Sold by *11 Urac
«ti"t»»ni5r I'jnirySMrfk,—[HTf. JOil.N •). kHuttCn,
Bala Proprlator, 1"! Cliotiiut .ut., I'n'.lade.ptiia.
Qoii.»wjT'a Pilus. -Aoii'irt nt tii* froBuca.—
Th«w cim11'"um an1 a mo*t powt-rfa] .-ititacid remedy
for t!i" c.irrr lio'i o'1 nl tr.i«» ulifhcr jii
ilaevi! !iy .1. iittity, fr.ou f.it ewiAiirea in tin* ieomarh
or Impaired l) eS'".-«» -tlietorpM in. inma ar^
ai a
nlat^ :.
11- :1«k» 1 If m»ed. and th. reilom of itn
•lie ai, 1 ,l\««r iri lnl- !*oul br ail ar:i'£L-!n.
(•Irl Wanted.
iii/uu UlKi. MMKUIATEI.T AT
i,»«lly'a B'oek.) le
a«-iiJi .ltr
tww-n S«cood and ft
Wanted.
,l( iI'UNKYV AN TAILOR.
Apply a! l.Kl. AN Delta MA1IRLKS,
:M •Tr. i't, i JcKr K*-« i»t*rn|' »rt National
SrTr):,!-.:
For Mule.
tt^MAU.
W.E WITH GOOD
*r» aildrew
i- flUK if IT-
sT^KSSI
u
CiMlom. i'i urilier irtu
l. .. rt, Sept. s:, K
I'ltttform ScRlm for Sale.
k iB,f POI'SD PLATKOKM SCALES.
l."l' 1
Hi iiapl i-j. AU
i
1
Ai i'l u
1 i?
AOrtebmii
J.SKLKSN.
llarT«ni str.'rt. Iiat heTotid the FairUroaoda.
Powder,
NT DVPOXT A CO.'J*
PCUL ASSOHTM'
a .lu^a, i,
w wo
vh-
ijpKiAwSiB A^uu
u A
't,hl)ANC
iupo::t
Boarding and Day
1
vo: n.i i.\:!r.
it. .i .i. .,
MfUowl
(Kl i" re«|.!ei.,e. N-Tlh Uj«
'ti In .MK.S. v K. lil.Aitii
_tu. J'-.l ra MISS P. K. UKAit
IIILWAtkEE LAiiEKT
ft sl KEt KIVE!-«)N OKAI OUV KHKSll,
w t'.m and Sparilln^. at Uoioa BiiiUri! 11.i 1, M*iu
Jt'LH'H PKIR3TKR.
A tirNT9 WANTKU -tlM.i?-.'" id»j.t ii/r. .u~
A ouruew patent .Si AU Silt Tl'l-K eKWlNii MA
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
•lllS NEW AND Wnx-KVRSISHKP ROI'Sl
u.»w a^K'li Uh' ru 1:v'.
IM^urr biur« from 1-' ta
M. hhlLl.V. I*rt»prl«
fir eat largainla KearEitatei ^b001*
ISO ACRES CHOICE LAND
OiT "ATED IN IE SO Til SA-T yl AKTEK
O S,-' :i 'ii i.i, Uav-'ii-v.ri Towmhi,'. mo»lly uudrr
tal .virion, weii feu and s,rK»i 'Iiu«e, forsi e at a
Ulfit r'.See. Slid pr-v **t.* »iua tie' n -a -r
Ceok farm
OM tn
n ir»b. au *. i» irked "D. 11 M'll-
on :if c'o:irr Map. r.'ie fiil i- very re :i,
ftw-n !'i i. uity to jwu in a ir.i.rably adap:.-'. to
nsrke: rfarden:n^, frait groniu orKeneral far mux.
a or particular, apuii to
J. 1. R1CUARD80S,
••pid-dAwU ilnwui umti.
RICHARDSON BROS.
TWELVTII YEAR.
ntOPtE'B PlHi'l TM'UIIT.
II VAVOB,
W. W C0MK-, nf i'ler.sant Valley.
SOB HIPU^CVTAtl -as,
H. J. ROSILY, of Lu iIb.
It. C. DAViH.of ll». cas.ort,
tiUAKl.KH KMLLY, of Le Claire.
rot tart,
)UlM O. 8C11 VITOER. Davenport.
mrsscaaa.
L. 8. VIELK. DaveapuSt.
rum sorsvr
TIIKOKOUK l. KAOAL, of Raven .ort.
vol rorarv !. i-nmnwnr.
JOHN GAI.t.AGUEB, of UaTeaport.
roa si-avavoB,
TH01U9 MI'HBY, of Uaraayart
ro« Cn*f!!»n»t
Dl. 0 nO"*i"-'VKK. of l)*fn »1Tt.
rcoi'i.i:'!* IMTV m:i:Tlttt.
TV fo'.io* mi.' a:i ulDtlDi'nU fjr Pibllc Meeting
is the wprctiv*
Tuwn»M,« burr b*en luvlf by t!ie
Kl-totlTe of the People's Party of S utt
Comity.
H'i r*L'»—Sa'.urday, 8^pt''iaber S8th, B. B. Cook
•oil lii. IV'.'-rf.
I'aiarwroH -Monday, hpt (0th, J. P.
Dai!«. tin 1 Ur. Or- .t.
Coikt
*..^7 in, air I Mit«VIUJ T'jtuJjj, October let, M. J. Hohlfa,
rtftTIWE WiJIES i«w.
!ii\ow—Wi -lm-»d!»jr, •ct.
Wh ean deronnatrate to any on* that
Royal Bakiog Powder is cheaper than
cream tarter and soda. Try it tod you will
be satisfied.
CABrtrs Carpets Cabpbts!!' An
entirely new stock and a very choice assort
ment, juist received by Wads
worth A Co.,
Hock Itlan l.
Eiutob DiMoraAT Please announoe
Win. Lowe as a candidate for Township
Trustee, of L»venptrt Township, suvjv.-ct to
•he decision of the People's Party Conren
tion.
Beai.tt Nirns Photrctij*—The I.a
^ieS prefer the delieat lloppenan B-.im- -it
i in parts *ioh delightful beauty to the coiu
p!exi')n, prevents and cures sunburn, frec'i*
les, tan, and makes the -kin charming
ly fair and smooth. Hesperian IJa!in is
superior to lilly whit. ,toil. powders,'A c.
Pnoe only fifty cents, at Harrison k (.'o.'.s.
Nrvsa
Minu
It —That highly esteemed
gontleman, L. 8. Viele, Esq., the People's
candidate for County Triusurer, Fends us a
note for publication, emphatically denying
the false charges made against him in this
morning's Gazrttr. 1
We tell our t'riend not to mind them. Mr.
Vicl? is wid. "y known, and all who know
him know the rhir^es to be basely untruth
!\il In every respect.
The Guvtie editor ia widely !cnwn also,
and those wlio know him know fall well
hood to carry his political points.
Tbe entire matter is in excellent hands
The pr»fi will settle il presently.
Soto.—A larg. nutober of the young peo
pie i this city and llock Island, had a
dtneing party last evening at Nickols Block,
third story, G. A. R. Hall. Aa the young
i e'i!s nnd their f-»ir partners assembled,
lo-y were met at the head of the record
landing and invited into our young friend
S —'s rooni.furti shed with old progra nines
their bsts wore checked by tbe obi ging
UicUard, who Collected Ironi ten to fifty
cents each.a.~ he thought they would stand it,
and then directed them to tho hall above. The
He* wae not discovered until tho drsncinp
commenced, and they were obliged :o dance
to tbe old pro^rntnni' S. O.ir friend closed
his room satisfied with his tribute, and the
danceis determined est the worth of their
money, t' eu it out till morning.
Sciioonhaker's Wmitb Lead. -One of
the oldeit manufacturing establishments
west of tbe Alleghanies is that of Messrs
J. Schoonmaker A Son. proprietors of the
Pittsburgh White Lead and I'olor Works.
Established in 1835,tho products
of this man
ufacture at once assumed a front rank in
comuiMce—a rank which they have since
maintained, and to day Schoonmsker's pure
white lead is recogoiz»d throughout the
United States
as the very best in use. In ad
d.tion to this article, the works turn out an
excellent red lead, refiners' paints, cottage
1or",and putty,all of which are fully equal
to any in the intrket. The Western Depot,
01 Washington street, Chicago, doeB an
enormous business, and we are pleased to
learn'hat Mr. J. A. Divenpirt, the well
known hardware merchant of this city, has
secured an agency rect from tbe fsotory,
and enabled 10 supply the trade with these
manufactures at the lowest prioea—oithor at
wholess'c or retail.
Rrnoiocs. As previously announced.
Rev. S. WV on will preach his farewell
discourse at the Baptist Church on to-mer»
row evening. During the three vearj and
a haif of his labors in this city Mr. Watson
has ftined the esteem and admirsti"n of all
good nen by the conscientious and thorough
manner in which be has discharged ths at*
duous duties of a pastor's life. Coming at
a time when the membership of the church
numbered ICS, he has i iring his ministry
lnCTeM*
CBlNR. Price i o. It u*ra two ihreida, and maker 'nR to a saving knowledge of the infinite
IB* sr'nuin»Lo. snrc i. All other w jirued ma love and mtrcy of t:ie Saviour, and teaching
2Jn«em,k.- tbel'Ha: K»M.iv. territory
I the miiiibar to 37S—thus bring*
t0 wt!k
•ben. Send c.rcntar.. S IIKNUBHSON ...
in the path that leads'to eternal life
CO 303 Nunh toarth st., st i. Mo. ee^^ia handfco and fifty mils. Mr. Watson
*T. «'H «Ua.KH »IO may well he proud of the good work hehss
€bs*«®r "l'hlrd lliarriaesi Sis., dons hats, and we trust that his labors
lUirvtinUT i..tt a I
w
«*rnai I lie.
I "A.n ErriciBirr Potic**A5 "—Under this
I hesd the OntttU of tbis mornbg frives
place to an attack upon tb« inteprity of
Peter Mulboefer, a po'lcf-man, whom it
{ehargci with a'.lfniptinj to screen lrotn
i jU'itice thre^ person* who hsl picked the
i po' kets of drunksn man. The statement
as made in the hizetU is utterly false. Wo
hue taken some little pains to ascertain
io facts of the case, and we cannot set
't'ut Mr. Multiuser, »bo iin.-e his appoint
i i ent has b«i n regarded as a faithful acd
zealous officer has done anything more cr
less than bis duty in the premises. On
la«t Wednesday night Policeman Mulho'Tsr
ii"lit"l a man skulking about Front street
with the evident intention of stea'inp a «pati
of horses sod wagon which had been left
tied to a post by their owner. At two
o'clock in the morning, fancying hitcsel!
unobserved, this man mmen ed unhitch
i'i^ the horses, when Muihiefer stepped up,
arrested, and took tn to jail. Ila then
returned and put the isam up in Vj iicken
stedt's livery stable, where be was ap
proached by a drunken man, who said he
had been knocked down and robbed of sis
or seven dollars, sad told the po
lieiman that be was the owner of
it large farm and bad brought three
or four loals of grain to town on th
day previous. Muihd ferat once pro.ceded
down the street with him to investigite
matters, and tnct Spccisl Ofiietr llohm, wb»
informed MulLu-fsr that the man was a dis
reputably character that instead of being
knocksd.be bad faUen down.and that instead
ofbein^the owner of a farm he probably
liada't a p'.ace to lay his bead. Tbis slight
'.y altering the aspect of ufT.tirs, the police*
man took him to the livery stable, there to
sleep off the effects of his debauch. On
M. C.
M. John Uallaxber, and
J. P. Xlil..ll!
!/)•«, »a"*r —s-hool IIou«? —Thnraflav, 0"t. 84,
_»»H|. u. Pnrk.T, 1 ir. I»rr'«, and W. V. lli-nneMj.
W4D»itt-rri.Uj. Oct. 4th, J. W. Stewart, T.
I.
Jrrvlt, nnj U. Ltpcher.
V»li «r I |T»-KrMny. Oct «th, W. W. Coiim.K.
E. Co.ik, and Bcl.olljr^r.
AuwV i« ivir-Prlday, Oct 4th, John Gallagher,
and M. J. 1th"!f».
Bum (a» Haturday, Oct. nth, W. W. Oonc«, B.
B. Couk. mill J. P. Bi- lbolt.
BiTira (P! a«i''«) --s'.onlay, Oct. Mfc, O. 8. C.
How, and Wm.T I*:'.!"'".
8i* Mm Uori-a-Dii ni'iii- K ai!-Sjturday, Oct.
6th, .1. 1 ill ff, atjd V, I .Kruf.
__C I Y I TEMS.
Tbb
funeral of tba iate Dr. George McCain
trill be held at the Baptist church on I'erry
street, to-morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Tb irsday moining MulLtofer found the inao
at the stable, and took him to the police
court, in order to give him a chance to en*
ter a complaint if he desired to. The man
was surly, declined to mske any statement
whatever, and seized the first opportunity
to sneak sway, since which time ho has
kept liimsull out of sight.
It seems us that bgfore*givi»g curren
cy to a chsrge that gravely streets the char
acter of a man of gojd repute, the (Jatftt$
should take une little trouble to ascertaiu
if there is a shadow of ground on which to
build the accusation.
Evemiso Frkb School.—At the regular
monthly meeting of ihe School Hoard, held
at the Hoard rooms Inst evening it was de
cided, on the recommendation of Superin
Undent Ik'iniS, to open an evening free
s -hool in Grammar School building, No 3,
I'erry street. All children entitled to school
i privileges in this city, who are over twelve
IloiiBiKu a Blind Mam —We lesrn from years of age will be admitted to the school,
the Argus that a m»an and contemptib e Others who are not entitled to school privi
robbery toik place nt the Temperance leges will be admitted for the present, on
Ilo'Jse, a cheap hotel in Rock' Isl in l, on the siime terns ss those living outside the
Thursday evening, the victim being a blind limits of the school district. Mr. R. Rose,
ma i named Hugh Bro.- n, who is bein^ It I Principal of the Eist Davenport Grammar
around'.he streets ly a b-y, and is peddling SchiKil, Will be employed to cmduct the
so^p, trying by th:s means to make nn school, which will come under the fame
bone-t living. He had been in liio city but reputation* as the day schools.
a short time, and was stopping at the above Mr Kemis. at the time lio was Principal
house. That night he was put into a room, of Grsmmar School So 2, conducted an
the door of which had no fastening, and in evening school which was entirely success
the morning he und hi* pocket book and I ful and well attend-d. We at that time
somitbin^ over J" in money missing. i urged upon the School Board the necessity
of maliing it a tree school, to accotr.mo.late
the many young men in our midst who
were obliged to work during the day, and
-vere s'.ill sniious torcceivoan duration.—
This action cannot but result favorably,and,
we apprehend, with that success which will
warrart the opening of in re such schools
in our city. Those desiring to attend this
scnool should be present at the opening,
Monday evening, September 30tb, at seven
o'clock.
Pcoplb's
hat be will not siruple to make use of fal.v_» *"ant to call the members of the People's
Towsship Coktkktiok.—Pur»
On motion hi. C. Davis was oslled to the
chair, and P. B. iiarding appointed Secre
tarv.
The following officers were nominated:
For Supervisors—T. Sindt snd Thomas
ilobeson for long term Christopher Kruse,
for short term M. Matthes to till vacancy.
For Township Assessor—Louis Bf-ytr, Sr.
For Township t'lerk—August F. Mast.
For Trustees—John Bebrens, Claus
Kabl an Wm. Lowe.
For Constables—Thos. Martens and II.
Carstens.
On motion the following Township Com
mittee were appointed for the eoruing
yeor
James McKim, Chairman J'r. Dreis,
Jo'.n Lillis, Geo. Murray, Kdward Lemme.
On motion adjourned #'n» die.
,wv,»
may be equa.iy fruitful at Pittsfleld, Mass
o,K'ii to itie jj--.il^ai-w re-t .i.^'oi«. where wo andsrsund be goes.
Ths quarterly conocrt of the Sabbath
ofJbi,l,ci,y
i# k anM 1 un^d
*otake
i pll08 tha A(iifMithoni1 OhnroH i
at tbs Congregational Church,
Sunday, October Oth—ons week from to.
morrow, at three o'clock in the afternoon.
Tbe Committee having tbe uisttsr in charge
hsve arranged a very interesting programme
for the occasion and wc look for a large a t*
tendance, not only of ths scholars and
teachers, bat of ths whole religions som
munity.
M. C. Davis, Chair'n.
P. B. Daudt, Seo'y.
Persohai.—Our esteemed young frlead
John A. Schmidt infotms us thit be hss
accepted the situation of teller tendertd
him by ths First National Bmk of Omaha.
We arc sorry to havo so energetic and
promising a yottsg man leave our city, and
not less so aro the officera of the First Nas
tional Bank of Davenport, whero he ha*
been for more than four years past employt
ed as Assistant Teller. We wish him all
sorta of good fortune in his new location.—
W o oan most cordially vondl for bias wher
ever he may go.
Our old friend and veterin traveler,
James Bladgett, Esq., agent of that exten
sive ^bag factory of Nuyos k Brown, of
Chicago, givs us a call this afternoon.
.U'STICS Blood's Court.—Samuel Wilson
is a gay and festive youth who runs on the
river for a livelihood. Samuel was "off"
on last eveniog. and heoelcbratcd bis loose*
pcss by getting tight. The consequences
were that he fell into the clutches of Po
liceman Delaney, and a few houra after
daylight found himself confronting Justice
Hlood, who fined him |5 and footed up the
cos'.s at $4,15. Samuel didn't wi-h to go
to j»il and didn't have the wherewithal to
liquidate, so ho lelt his coat in the policcs
man's hands while bo wsnt over to Hock
Island to raise tbe wind.
Card from HI. si. Hholfs,
Tam nis Name oir.—The following ia
a:,..tier red hot bombsabell into tbe enemy's
r»mp
To J. W. Thompson, Etq, Chairman Re
publican County Comr.iittte
Ds\r Sir: The Republican Executive
Committee having resolved that Major
Schn tner's name shall be taken frow the
Repubii an ticket, I hereby take the liberty
to inform you that as M»i and myself
have been'adopt- by thi Republican party
as candidates respectively for Sheriff and
Representative on the saae principles on
which I know tho Msj stands to~iay,
I ther-fore request you to tske mv name
from tbe Republican ticket, as I intend ta
stsnd or fall with him. Very respect
fully, M. J. Roblps.
Davenport, Sept. 28th,
Plain talk and sound talk 1 Mr. Thomp
son and Mr. Ru-.«el! will find that they havo
bean waking up the wrong passengers this
time. Take off that name, and the next
time yoa want some nominating done, got
some men witb brains to do it for you. Hov
are you, Mr. Qa:ttte
Pkesbstati '.s to Asst. Scit. Kimball.—
There wis a very pleasant gathering at the
office of tho Western Division of the Chica
go, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad,in tbis
city this afternoon, and a very pleasant cir»
ojtnstanceconnected therewith. Everybody
koows Mr. Kimball, tho worthy Superior
tend.-ot of this Division of ths roa l, and
n me know him or speak of him but to
prsise. None appreciate more truly the
noble qualities nf that good man'a head and
heart than did the numerous attache* of
road who labor under bis wise d:rection,
and as a slight token of their appreciation
of his uniform kindness and efficiency, they
met tbi* afternoon as above stated arid pros
tented him with a splcn lid and useful ar
ticle, known as a top ^»uggy, togetner with
a magnificent silver mounted harness, drir*
ing whip, and all complete.
So carefully had thete gentlemen conceal
ed their intentions that he was most th .r
o'lghlv surprised,and agreeably, too,we may
add. Suoba valuable present,bestowed in ao
touching a manner, could hsrdly fail to
bring forth the most grateful feel'tigs. Mr.
Kimball is well worthy of all tbis—long
iy he live to er.joy Lis new outfit and
long continue to hold the important trust
in blm so safely reposed.
Tbb TownshipCosvbhtio*.—1Tha Peopls
tnrned out bountifuly this afternoon to at»
'end the Peci.leV Convention, i»tid the' u-is
ness tvas ti' ne up una:.imousiy and in or«
der. The ticket presented is a mo-t excel
lent one and will be endorsed by three
fourths of the voters of the Towns .ip. Ths
meeting adjourned with three rousing cheers
for the tiic-css the People's ticket
through and through.
Tub Rivkb—Piles and piles of grain and
onions awaiting shipment grace our levee
a:.J the impediments to nayigstion are se
verely bit.
Of the Northern line, the magnificent
Steamer Dubuque is expected to go do.vn
on this evening, or early in the morning,
and tha Reserve will go up at Boon Sun*
day.
Thsre are few purs'ns liviDg who would i
consent lor a sum to part with their hair
and forever wear a wig, or even indent to
have this glory of the body chan^d from
its nat'jrnl hu- to the col ist marks age
and decsy Yet triousar.ds for want of a
simple remedy within their reach, nre lie*
comin* prematurely bald and grey. "Bar*
rett's Vegetsble Hair Restorative''is a sure
preventative, '*te I ut a trtlc, and will
work wonders with your personal appear*
an co.
It is probable tbat the temperance men of
Minnesota will place a State ticket in tbe
field. They don't relish being kicked orer
board by the party they bavo served so
faithfully.
Uss Lallemand's
Specific for Rhoumatistn,
•lout and Neuralgia. It effeotually destroys
Party "f Davenport township met at the
Court House this sfternr.on at two o'clock, all poison in tho blood, and performs a rati*
to nominate candidates for various town\
ship ofiicer.s.
Meet ng called to order by H. II. Andrts
en, E:q., who staled its object.
ual cars. Head testimonials elsewhs
C1T1 NOTICES.
1
Asotdbr Acciobht.—An accident simi
:ar to tbat which happened to Patrick Ken
ned a in tbis sity, occurred to a man named
Kline at the Rock Island depot, on Thurgs
day, aa we learn by this morning's Union
lie was running before a coal car, which
was in mctioa, and holding en to tho braks,
when hss foot caught in a frog. One
wheel of tho oar passed over his leg snd
foot, breaking the bones and mangling tha
Hash badly.
MmirouTAS Blocs.—tfr. J. If. Dunn's
workmen finished painting this black to
day. It now appear* to be as it rsally is,
one of the finest j^uilding in the city.
Rbal
Estatb
t".
Onk hundred and sixty acre farm north
of Durant, only twenty-six dollars per
acres. Eigiity acres well improved land
one mile south of Durant, sale, cheap
for casti. A splendid farm On the river, for iVeond"
sile at a bargain. Two hundred and fifty Tmrn nn Lint Dr
houses in town ior sals 3i) more wanted
by Ei.dhiuub k Buo., Kami Agents,
sep2S«d4iAwlt No. 40, Brady St.
Davbsport Ltathik
Depot.—At
MAORiricssT Stock —Sam. Perry,No. 45
Brady street, is now in receipt of his new
jII good* which embrace a splendid assort
inent of all kinds of cloths, cassimeres and
ttitinetts, a full lino ol new and fashionable
ov«-rcras for autumn viu, and a msgnifi
cent st"ck of ready*inade olotbing and all
kinds of f'lri.ishing go'ids for gentlemen
Mr. Perry's eutter, who has received from
Genio Scott the latest fashions, will always
be found in readiness to cut a suit which is
bound to suit the moat critioal.
Grockrifs.—Messrs. Parka k Ilosmer,
corner Brady and Fourth streets, are in re
ceipt of new, fresh and desirable groceries
which they arc desirous of calling the at
te'iti'.n of their numerous patrons snd the
publio at large to. It will be fbund tbat
for excellence of quality thtse goods ate un
surpassed, while the firm, buying strictly
from ths heaviest New York houses, arc en
abled to sell at a much lower rate than ma«
ny other dealers.
E, D. Dale's Dining IIoomi
77 Dearborn at Chicago.
tjrCCKSaiiHS To S. II. THOMPSON. YOC CAN
en ja.t whut you want and pay for jn?t what
yoa ha»e. it is eh- np 'r to patroniae tills fcou-e th*o
any hotel wh!ic rtoppliitf tnlbritr. It ta central
ocated, e«nrenlrnt to ail parts of the
city, onv'l-dly
LalleniandN Specific*
The vn'.T rt'liaHl- Mt di. ine f.»r
Rheumatism. Neuralgia, 4c.,
Far aale by HARRISON A CO., 40 Brady St.
EVSBT LADY
Shaald Usetke lesperlu Bill
For sale by HARRISON k CO.
CHAMOIS SKIXS,
j^ unf^lot jcst beceived
HAllKl^OS A OQ.'d.
41.' Hrady Street.
Caif resa, Eaplrc k Cilnllai Water
JTST RKCBlVnO FROM TBE SPRINGS,
By HARRISON k CO.
Peas
Eldridge 4 Bro., add to
day the Gordon farm, eight milas narth of
town, fifty acraa, ta H. A. Barmhart for
#8,600 cash.
Bitter
Br. ltiehardaen's
FOR 8ALB BY
HARBiaO.V k OO.
WISES, BRANDIES AC.,
Far sale bv
HaUIMM kOO.
SP0BGK8
OF ALL URADE8,
For sale bf
For sale bv
HAkRISOK k CO.
LOWS OENJ15R
Old Brown Windsor 8oap»
for sale by HAUU80S A CO.
DAILY DAVENPORT DEMOCRAT.
THE GREATEST GOOD TO THE GREATEST NUMBER.
"DAVENPORT, IOWA, SATFKDAY, SEPTEMBER 1807.
TIIK JIBfWi
Ths SL Louis Fair commences om
day, October Tth.
Ixzy Lazarus, a noted blssk4sg, 4isi ia
Nsw York or TLuri Tay.
The rece'pts of the Wisconsin Stsla Mlt
to Thur.-day night, were 110,00".
The Intornational Medical Congress, in
session at Paris, have decided that ehotora
is not a contagious dis-a-e
tries and eiht tuousaud visitors. Ths
display of blooded stock was very Una.
Tho Philadelphia /n/uifrr has perpetra
ted a sharp do fge. It publishes tbe city
income returi.s under a copy*right, thus
deluding them from other papers.
A boy of sixteen sod p:r! of twenty
two, eloped from their parents and were
married in Cincinnati a few lys since.
The remittances from Nsw York to ths
west, average about eight million dollars a
week a present.
The Chicago, Jacksonville and St. Louis i
Kailriid, projected eicht years ago, has
been completed this week, and ia being fun
by the Cbieatio, Alton and St. Louis com*
p»ny—thus giving them two routes.
The Phe!ps*LesUe Irsmstic troupe, as*
slsted by Mr. Decker, have built a wooden
"Opera House" at Lyons, in which they
will give theatrical performances duricg the
continuance of the Iowa State Fair.
The St. Louis P.jard of Health have
pasted sn order prohibiting the sale of
melons of all kinds in tbe city. I ho season
assigned is the prevalence of fevers snd
summer complaints.
To-Day's Advertisements.
LimOVTS
vos Kxri.osivn kkh"T.ne lamp row
is UKit-, l'r.it. ct 1• -i. ei. troney. All con
aamera of Kerwne ti.l ici-t tn 1 will have th*m—
It f.il'y to !turn your lamp" iiliont it. A^'Mpm#
liapl rn eTcrv dav of the mu«t n-rionr hira. '.er
Nine out of |"'1 i!»a!h tharefrom. The
pour in-.'1 not do without n an my A^cnt ia aatbor
iaed to giro t.i tho#e not ab!j to buy.
aapil -dtf I.AMONT.
J. W DALLAM. An-nt. TIS Brady -tr et.
J.SCH00NMiiKER&5ON,
W Oiy KS.
mi'-':. -Il
7
Alao Manafac'.arers of
lfr#f Jieads, Pnttyn*
K U I E i S i A S
A n o a e o o s
WIC8TEKN EKPOT
!H Washington fire ChlcMIT*.
Wholesale Acest f"t Factory
J. A. VAVIl^PORT,
SpW-dAwtf) Davi-Iport, Iowa.
GRA.V tt Jl A TION A I.
O S E S O W
At Rock Island,
Octeker 17th, 1Mb Ac l»th, l«MYt
$1,400 OFFEBED IS PHEMIIMS
Among thn cf !f»viratt-tl Hortt to rontc-«t are Cfw
Aii^eliiio, Sims hu h, Muta rharta, Butler, G.
M. Pat».liru. Haphfit-M. Dollif lMitt«r, Fl
lot Iftuplt ThcWo), iu-haw, hata Kirsvoad
mid otht-r.- «»f i^!*8 tw*«".
ITimv Uat -I'rtmiuin of |*.oo fur all Trotting £tal
r«!»s. r»i
hea«a
I -1 in r, to harn«M #If'» lo
*.hf and t*» ••ror.«1.
Pay 1 'tvmlum ijiui for all !f»w« that
l»«rv.T u. :tt n.i.f
ln-Htia
the new
store of Stuckrntb 4 Co., 'Jl Brady St., can
be found the largest and most complete stock
of French and American calf skins, kips ard
tnoro:co, harress, sole, and tipper leathers,
shoeniakcr'stocils.lindings.and materials per
taining to the trade, we«t of Chicago. They
mnnut:icture their own American calf skitis
and o:ik-Unned harness leather, and procuro
ell other kinds from lirt' handt.
it i'j 5, to UarntM«.
*t: f..r flrpf aiai Vi.*» to
Hrtosi
IAT
-I'n mVjm «.f fTMt.freeto a]I Trot
t'ro/Horo#, Mar*^ or u«':d Li*a, bm| 3 lo 5, to bar
uv9p% to frit and *n Ftcotid.
s«ni" Day- Piemlnmof foraUTrottlcg
Team#, mile heal#, K*?t '1 in ?, $75 to first. #45 to
Premlnm of lift11, free to
nil Trotting JlotM'a, Mar«»* or (itddfnffp, that n^vt'r
'**(11 nilk* hentf, bi 3 in f, (iNJ to first iiid
to •«eond.
^iintc Iay—pTomlnm of ftB^, free to all Trotting
Hor^f, mile I in', to U agoD, fiw w
flret and to aeeoud.
Grand Balloon Ascension
lly Prof, Jl. H. Mtelaer.
The Culehrati Amurican .Kronaut. will make ths
Ascension In ldr Mammoth Ualloon at 4 o'clixk P.
M. Thia wiil he the
(Iroadest flBtrrtalameat ever
i ivrss in She tlest.
a n.ijrn
OF
.m sir
Will be in at tmdance AlPotoftkial eflicers to pre*
serve good or«*er.
tV The ahote racon will bv» governed by tbem*ea
of Dexter Drivlog I'lfk. Thret or more cctrice will
be n qilrcd to fill, and tw» to etari.
AdnmttioTi rt-nt-*.
^aarter t*trvt*h Badge® for the Meeting,
$5,00.
ALLKN, (jen'l Bopt.
J, DODGS, Soc'y and Tr«aa. cep^T-ctd
SPEARS
PRESERVING SOLUTION!
W1!,L niKSEHVK ALL KINDS OP
FRUITS, TOMATOES, JELLIES,
Nyrapa. Cider. 9111k. A„
Without air-tlchtntiip, and with or without .Supar.
Fraits pnserr^d with this solntion are as food as
the best earned fru ts, whilat irs use nvouiathe
trout'!'-
r-f
waltrt'. adni't* of k rtiint'tli^ frnits, At.,
In lari.T Tee«eis, and ot ufUie ihertfrom at pleasure—
thereby caviiiK at least
50 per rente in the Ce«t ef larsl
It i" presem- inilk sweet from twenty-four to thlr
tT-ei* hour# loneer than il will na'uraily keep, eaa
ens It ftan.l'h nior.' .-ream in hot wealt'.-r
It i. w .rraiit. perlxtly tealth ai.deffectual, and
can be relief ti|«*n as b"iup the ..'heape-i and Lest
in.'tieel In t! '1 world for pre«ef\irt- fr.lt. Sc.
r4T* Pull direction* lor nslni, with eat-h l«ttle.
Try it and he toi vince.! S..I.1 hy Merchants
everywhere. BUHNJ1AMS ,t VAN KCliAACK,
Sorthwvstern Acents,
JSDel5'd4iB 14 Lake Strret,. hi' ago.
HOYT,
S i
Aad general Wholesale
W. P.
EMERSON'S PIANOS
AND
THE ESTEY ORGAN!
Also Staler from flrst hsnia
la
Chickering,
M£m*be,
MMmttet MPmrim.
Empire City
Aad all
Srst class PtsaoTMtes and
S E E U S I
Il'fli STOOL8, PIANO AND ORGAN flt'BBADS
AMI MISICAL MJUtCHAMJlHS
generally. All orders will be promptly attended to,
aad the aaaal dlacomat allowed to the Trade. Cail
•ad as—lae the |W laraiat Stock of Xasica.
Oeods sad lastraaats ia tta gtsta
immntrJH......—.^swewfH
NEWGItOCERY STORE
». kaatan, a. w kv
P. KEBKER & SOI,
Fresh Groceries,
W'
The Ransaa State Fair close at Lawrence
on Friday. Tr re were one thousand en\ QbIcIl Sales and Small Profit*
OLDEST (iUOCKUV Hill SE~IN
DAVENPORT.
no\ a into.,
NOW
Last Saturday night the switeh on ths
Chicago, Rock Inland A Pacific Riilroad,
near Morris, was displaced by Some scouns
drel, causing dsmage to the compsny's
properly and endangering human life. Su*
perintendent Hall oller-i a reward of $1,COO
for the v ilain who di! the act.
om.u A LAUCK AND W8LL
selscttd atoek of
S O V E S
AND
House-kcepingOoods
At Low Pr
All kinds of Job Work dona lo ordrr with
oeatosas
and di'|i«tc'i
ftote repair* ulway. nn hand.
.Is, 3 Knot Front Ntrcet,
S*pt9.d"'n I).»»pniKirt, Iowa.
MP a enport t'oppt /gttt th
HEAVY SHEET VRON WORKER1
Siaoke Stuuks, Ec^fihum
PANS, KIKK SIU'TTI ''S, V. K1,L Tt'HK
1N(i, KXUAL'rtT AC., u('
.• iso, dealerin Stures and Tin Ware, ttonfml
an i all lionse Jobbing di io- neatlv and '.r..Mpt
lr. The irr-at fuel •"coiioiii ier, t.ie l,n'"ka anil
ti 1.1 SamaratMi, iek 'fvl ,V..iiitnr 'irnnnji
Stores are still in the nmrket, *l«o many nthet
kinds of niovea. (,'rll and exa iun« at No.If
nr.
•trjet1
Sltfl
!»arentiort, los t.
t»dtf 1' 1r«llt*T
UNION BILLIAKD HALL,
.Ttnlr Ntreets, bet. ed and 3d.
SAvasroaT, tow*
CONTAINING
sfi .VJSW T.trsi.r:
All at renrnrkaMv 'ow prices. Call an be
yonr own witnesg Ijv huving vnr Drv goods at
SIMO^i GlETTEUAS
No. O East Second Street^
Opposite Mttr joh*in l)l«ick. iej*lv-dtf.
NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL.
THOJIPNO^'B
FEVER AM) AfclE POWDERS,
rju tiif raaaawsT n aa or
Clailla nnd fever, aver St Aa*'.
Daaib A(ae,orilny lorna of
Issseruslttenit Fever.
THEKK
AU entr:*i» mnit f»e made t-y o'clock P. M.,
the day previous torat-b dayV race. Kritries to be
msde at I'llIL. 11KIN SALOON.
AKE NO DISEASES SO IIKB!I.ITATINO
in their effect upon tli« constitution as the alnive
and none more diUkalt ta rurr by the uau.il model o
practi'-r. The Ferer and Al"i« 1'owd. rs will .ur«
caaes of the lonceet rtindine, as well as prove a pre
ventive in the fori..in? stages of the disease. Being
pnrely Vegetable, they art with rertainty on the dis
ease, totally eradicating !t from the syst ni, and pre
venting a ratnrn at any rntnre period. Prepared only
bv HKNRY M. RAWFORD,
aoK9-d2si HI Market Street, Philadelphia.
Sold by Harrison A 'o„ No. *1 Itrady Street,
Daren port, and by store keepers generally.
I. W1LLAHU FOX,
New Vork fit ale, Varlsasavllle
auad ISssBshnrsnn Wladow
CSlaaw Horlts.
AtJMV—
rtrrtBrBG a msca kotob a Fou.«nis rutl
fur store fronts aad car tr'*" always on
hscd. Also.
White l.e«td, OH, Patty, Ac.
Ground and St aim Ola
made to order.
WO. 1! l.AKK STBKKT. CUICAGO.
O W N S A S I I O K U
UNDERTAKERS
MEW
s!:ll at the vkrx
TVtr mot'o will N
CALL AN1» SKK.
•d Mtreet bet. Ilata Jk Harrlsoa.
Dltwpntt, Hep' 'tb. ,tf
Mil
Vil PATIEH &
Suecef**»^fii to
ALVOHI) VAN PATTE*,
Wholeanle St Krlnil leMler» l«
X.III.S, OII.X,
A I N S & 0
BT" Call itn 1 s e Go i en 'earn the prices
•rlS-d' mo. IIRAUY UT, Awtf
MTOVKH, A-f.
Prepare for Cold Weather.
D.l VEX PORT
STOVE STORE!
lerU9
JCMl.'S I'RKISTIIR,
I'mnrielot*
*. JirKKt. B. WlKKll,
JACKER & WINECKE.
uanrparTruM a rKAi m» ia
SEGAHS, TOBACCO,
PIPES, &C-
5lo, Si Mriady Street, hetwesS
Nrrond Ac Tlilrd MK.
fcj.21 v ItAVKNPOKr, 1NWA.
Great Bargains in Dry Goods.
,li:.ST KKCKlVKl)
OOD CALICO FltOM lu CTS. fl'WAKDS.
Good Sheetirgs and fhirtings from
12 1-2 ctB. upwards.
All I.iaen Crash lii 1 -2 cts. per yard. New
Delaines, Alpaccas, Merinoes, etc., also llress
Silks, and a great assortment b»st Klannsla,
markets, i'.aln irsl .^'^irts, Woolen Hosiery, Ac.
KilPms
o i e o e i e s N e w a o o s N e w a o o s
6
And Dealers in all kinds of
metallic aad H'oodsa Bssrlal Ca
ses.
Aav assistance required our line promptly
furnished.
A nsw and s'.sgant bearse always ia reai
aeas
Call and esamiae.
Corner Third aad Rock 1
aland Streets.
apr- eodAwtf llaveaport'
GBABBK'S
COLOGNE AMD LAVKNDER 1*A-
TKIt, Warranted eijual to say
la aav.
UKABBE'ff
Hair Resteratire er Reaewer!
Is the only thine which will bring Orey hair to ita
original color in a short time, aleo nd o^Jght hair to
a beaot
ifui
brown. It Is a sure curs
for all senrvy and
aad ruff, use 11 aad have clean cuata aad dear bsahby
scalps. It is used and recommended by oar best dt
hew, saong whom are It. Lowry. Bbenaser Cook,
Qeo. L. Davenport. Dr. W. W. Parker, Jaates Ala
strong. Balls,B.B. JlcNalr, M.DalaeU, Jr.,Oso
B. Parker, Dr. Rudolph Albertl, W. O. Durant, Jaj
P. Cook, John P. 1
leery, Dr *J. W. Wilherwaa, aad
many others.
Prepared only by L. GraMv^nader the lioo
9tora,
corner Main and Pecor street. For sale also by A.
Begins, Tremoat Boase, Chicago, 111., and C. Mnllar
KM Michigan Avenue, Detroit, Mich. O Klehu, la
Crosse, Wis. Mrs. B. V. Wilson, Datmque, lows,:
J. W. MeXthuny, Druggist, Marioa, lows C. K,
•Is...
April la-dAwtf
A. LASOrRLDT,
Bavenport.
PROPlUETOHfSI
TERMS: $9.00
STEWART'S
AT
NO. GO BRADY 8rI\.
All the new Mid mo?t de*trafcle itjiln of
Dress Goods,
Papllak, ilparcM, fl§ths A CMila«r»«,
KIivm aid fla^rry, lioap Sklrln*
HBIRTMCIN, TH'ILM'.l) A\l PLAIN FLA\NKL«,
ftr„ Ar., Ac., Ae., Ac.
In Hcrriting at
NO. ,28 LK CLATRM BOW,
^F.IoECT HTOt'K or
NEW FALL DRY GOODS I
Our Stock la lari v and complete, and will l»r ollVred at
THE LOWEST CAWII I'HIIKS,
Ifew Carpets
Wc nre re.?oivin* somi Splen-lid Patterns of lint
K., llattings and Oil Clotba st UadtMal Mm.
New Carpets!
Go and see the King of the Forest
OUT IN HIS NEW FALL COAT
A e o n e o S e o n a n u n S e e
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
J. E. DIXON & SONS.
A*» Till: ll\TI ^aiVll (F ^il'.W
Which they arc now receiving from tho Eastern Market and oflerin/ them at tlM
eat prices.
yr Don, forget to call and see the New Ooods wlistlier you wiah to purchase or not.
A1VB
NOTIONS!
41
and
43
Three Ply, Venetian, Ingrain,
11. D. A« ftTIN.
E.
Ill V O N A O
WHOLESALE HOUSE.
DRY GOODS
BRAD* S2IIEET.
HavlB? leased the large and comodions rooms In Messrs.
Bel* & Myers' new brick block, I am now prepared, wltlt one
et tie largest and best stock* erer offered In the State, te aa
miCLIJSlVMi JOiBBFAG TMtJMMtJR.
W. C. W A 1)S WCMtTlf.
NEW SPRING- STYLES
TBE HOST EXTENSIVE ST0IR IN THE CITI.
Prices reduced 20 fo40prcf.
MEN'S AND BOYS CLOTHING
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
Cloths, fasslmerrst Tweeds, i'oUonadcs, Jinns dt Uneas
WHOLESALE
NO. IVEN1 Sl:« O.VD KTEKKT.
R. KRAU3B,
mflerrhaut TViilHM^s
Shields' Casglaeres aad Jeans at F»fi«) Prices
Established IMSS. EstaMlsfced
NICHOLAS KUHNEN,
MANUFACTURER OF CIGARS
AND DEALER IN
Keepe on hand the largest Snct and Varietv ot aoove goods of aay houae ia the Ktata.
Stock and Prices, aad tbt
baeconnts aad ail lesieri in abo
quality of ny goods before purehraiag elaewbere,
Cor. Main and 9d Streets, Davenport, Iowa.
•. THODK,
Davenport.
LANGFELDT, TH0DE & CO.
W«M Bscsad IttrMt. Oar
IMPORTERS AND DKALKRJJ IK
German, French & Spanish Wines,
French Cognac Brsadltf In Original Packagei.
BOLE AOBST^tOR
••a *s Malt Hxtraet Wttaga at Hsaltki
HAIUm A HE.
JOSEPH I. Dippfr
o. i :i,
East side Brady «er Frcat 91
SHELF & HEAVY
II ctra w cvr«
t'hoire t'uf 'rt .7, aTw/f*,
And sei.eral auertron.i of ths tMapt* artMsa
s," the trade at r»a!!j rcdced prlr,s.
U.Ilini,TlllAL ITIPIEIEW
or ah mm /r
TMK I.OHCHI- ruu tK,
Halnjt ia constant rerei|t nf aesrvfallv ssleo
•ed at iak ef n.M th.ng lu the line tb..
Trade and Conntry Irrrhaats
ir II
tit
terr.t fa 'v 1 g-
1111,1. K Roods b«|or» |.iit. I,B,.„
rr.'iii a thorough fcn wledge t»? |hi» tuMAeac,
an.I superior s.lvanta-. s In i,i" all moat
to N». is llra.lv ». .--i, ',.r nuods.
Builders sr» intilc.l t,. in. sprinf Stelk
K»:MH*HO:K TIIK n',Af»,
No, 13 llrnriv Nirrrf,
Small psoflta au ^uu k r. .rni ia|,tlk.uvdy
KELLEY St '\V00D
WHOimi? I SETJIl
I'M Al l.Hi* IN
*ffKit it nr.fi
A i v y v E
No. ft Went if
1
inl
WKlioa
St.*
IA V i .M'tiHT, l"WA,
RKSI'MTH 111 AMi HIE AfTE*
ol the I'lit'l'i' to Ot.r larg, as.l ]i,i»
j.leta Htock, ooniatinn 1.1 part.
NAIIJ). FK.Mt'K W1R*. I'UUVV
FAKMINU TOOI S. V. \M! ASI»
TARIll'H UOI'r WIMiOW 111
ri'Tl \, l.lNi*KK:i «m„ Tt Hi'K.N-hua*
w111 r: 1.1.A ». I.M I ITK,
CAt'LE AM 1'iH'Kl i t'l'Ti,: 'iV.
Hllver Plate.1
Ware, V.eathsr ssl
Buiilier lleliluc,
HH' Slll S ('OTTON ami 111,M1' TWlli.it
BKOOM TWIN! -i. I'.itOt.'M V. inK
PITCH, o.VM M, KII.KS, I 1IAI»|4.
Hon o mum s, noi.si: saH-.h
I I MPS. I 1ST«»I,H, xtlol I'll! fftfH
row iii u ki.asks, t'oi.'i klain
KITTLVX AM HAITK l'AS« MOl t'Aki
K K S i A U N A
tllll.NlriT'H AM» t'OOI'l li i' TotU.M.
And a general aaaorttm nt of e, nr lln%
wlii.'h we otter at WHOl.KHA t.K A I.KTAll
at ths
Lowest Marset Rates,
AtihNT.S f'ou
FAIRBANKS CO ALES'
And Boford'n I*rfiii:.n Pi ns.
...i
(lte
to then
Country Mvrrhai.ta Will
da Hvfors
advlo.la^e to rill and pure
jiiireloiKiiiu el ie* !iere, aj we
inilin'cnienls lo pn tnj't eaah Virem.
filer au crier
DAVID KH.I.KV. «»Kt». K. WOOD*
J*RWI\« MAnilNKiT
wmz?i& wiLsofi
K Y I I I I I
Klt«
Kivrn Tilt "H0IJI MI HAL AT FARM.
«arra*.fi'tt to ilo nil fttndf tMt Fatv'ly Hew
n lt» th-v r* ttt
I \t v 1 i V
,*pm
N
"1H
U U i")
K U' 1 N n MAC 24
n r.
tt
yui: nn: oti.i .utt
Stutt «'.! M'W ,«ll l.iml', nf
4'lntlt A llh nil klmln »i'ihren4.
Il.oeapori liflli e, hi« lirndy
Hi
E S
ana.
Loth slack.**—
ss Pat'!.' (o rip 1
.' K.'pcrt of the nr.,
tor ti.e "Hi p..rt i i a of Work, ens
till..!.,! liolh k'lllln of hill. I„ .oil piers of
goads. Agent* warn mI
t'oltXEl I, i o .Cen'l A 'fits,
Vt* IjsUa HI li!ca*0.
M. «l. I.KR, A'flit, Davenport,
ifflns.ltarta skis
Third »t bet. nrsor ..,rv.
iap!^
Cheap Soap! Goc3 Soap!
NATRONA REFINED
SAPONIFIEH!
Concentrated Lyo.
2 cts. alb.fci Superior Hard Saap,
TWELVE P0UKD3 OF SOFT SOAP
MR
__
LEAF. PLUG & FINE CUT TOBACCO.!c*t|TarRespite*4reiting,»!K?m.rilKLKCATDNA
MP MP MS 8 JMJTM9 HJfMOKKUH AMtTMCMLES,
1 of aay houae ia the Ktata. Ta»
iod« are invited |to examine my
n. LAKOVfLD*
Haaibarg,"
ONE CEHT.
EVERY FARIILY CAN HAKE THEW
OWN SOAP.
ALL
VAiuirni'S
OF SOAP.
PiSllT M1BE
AX ICCP
OP COFPE!:.
Is a now Cooet ntratod Ljrn, ror making Boafk
just discovered in
QRKkiNl.ANI), IN TIIE AltCTIU HKAB,
and ia riitniswwl lnninly of Alumiuate of
Hoda. whirli, when miied witli ItEPt'SB fAT,
produ. ea tbe
BEST DETERSIVE SOAP
IN TIIK WOKt-tt
1 Box will make 179 lba. good Soft 8aa||
w
Ita .fimvalent In suj^rlor Harl Hoap.
Betailed by all Druggists and OrooaM
In tho United State*.
V FCI.L KE IPKH wrril EACH 110X.
Daalars can olitalw It wkalitslt In eases,
sack raatalnlsg tt ksui, at s llksral
illMsaal, mt «h* wksltsah Orstsrs and
Drafglsts la all the loiras aad eltlee sf
tli« t'altMl State., «r sf
me lain
CLIFFOICD PK.nDEBTO.f,
ri.il
V
TANTRETAIL!™SS2AP'mDeaUr*RetailandWholesale
rot, i
Oonorsl Assnt,
PITTBDXTBO. VBtV.
Twines & Cordage
4k BO* Heath Water Mt.,
C0U5CR or WKLLB tT.,
€hle«fo, llllnoli.
Would call particular attention of the trads to
our stock, as we at all
n.
tiin
-s have the largest
snd best sssortnient
in the
i
Weat of
UANTLA AN!) TA
It UK I) KOPK,
MTCUIMO
HOI KS
BAOH, HAorjlVT A5D HCRLATS
CANVAH,
OAKI.'M.
TAlt, I'tlCU CUAINi.
1 DVli pnDVtu nt ivpo
Bill CORDP, OLOT1IKS LIMES,
VRAPFlNO TWIMRSin bundles er bbls.,
BROOM TWINKS a!l -i.ialit'HS,
BBLL A NO SASH CO HOB,
KKTH AND HEIBEA
Mm, Plax ft Hemp Twine,
BVIRT DEflCBIPTIoM.
Bala Aseats for tbe Western Statoa lor the
TENTH OF EVERY KHVD
A W N 1 N O S
WA60I C0VF18 MO TIRPMILIRS
rLMR, ftA^lVCBa, ntc.
Of Silk or Baattai, sa rpr Army •egalatloas
eoaetantlv on hand aad n a 'e
(n
order.
FIIESiH^OY HTERS
RKRBIVRDbvEVERY
DAT BT
Express
niuav.
At the Bt. Charlsa Hptol.t

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