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owe*PORT MMOMAT,
NILLV 4!«D WKEKI.V.
*1.. PKHRY STKBBT
ftlOIUBUROI MHO*..
l^l^F.Sfiflvnredluclty, par wee
j: illv, dollv, red In c(tr. ix-r week,
null ."•••rrt!»»« i .«• year.
«•»•!•.»•» mi.i .'i
...it.:-!
Tena»pi»
"in adJltlrwa! c..,ir
M-Ih -t
Twent*. R. f'T «n the roemV..
I ctah mu.t »«1IC we.
/. i. i.l' 4A*V#HI.
OTli-i- i' Pwar of the City.
UOCAL ITEMl.
MISS B. B. CLItOUA*. A*ent,
jsafM Daveoport, Iml
I HOT*i.— 40 rjoint, in a gx»l town lor
ti-jsincs, to sell che*!', trade for Und.
II iim-n, l'ftn nn'l firin« for sale "heap.
Sitters.
Jirtveutand
lr you are trouble with Indigestion, Ris
ing ot' Food, Sonr leliing", Acidty of the
Stomach, or any other form of hyspepsia,
•void all stimulating drinks which relieve
•nly temporarily, and tske Ooe's I'vspepsia
Cure, which surely afford permanent relief.
THE iuitgination is stimulated by the in
tense of (lowers, and if ever there was po
etry in perfume, it is breathed silently and
toothing from Phalor.'s ".Night-Hlooming
Cereu"," the most how itching of all the fta
franted
nuit preparationa that chctnio art has ex
from the tloral kingdom.
Jesirea Tia Hn»r euros chapp«l hantlf, salt
ghi'tiia, pimilM, aut all catsneoa* affiarttum, render*
tha (klu ixitt Hint xnoolti. Manutactarad by
CA8WKLI-, MACK A It)., Now Vurfe.
•old by all Ihnsdlata. hbMwlttvi*I|
HOLLOWAT'S PILLS AND OISTMEKT—NEC
•AUIIA—Tio Douloureu*. The doctrine that
Quinine and carbonate of iron were the m-
tisordsrs,
remedies for tie doloreux and nervous
is now exploded, ilolloway's
Ointment will procure the speediest allevia
tion of pain, and a few applications suffice
tbr a permanent cure. Thousands who
have experienced a radical benefit from its
Vse are prepared to vouch for the correct
Hess of this statemsnt. In gout, rhenma
Hsm, lumbago and sciataca, it i( equally
#flcac:oas. Sold by all Druggists.
Sraaa's Wtwas are tha pare juioe of the
grape whose pure and goneroua qualities
•annot be excelled for the invalid or con*
valeseni. They are highly estiinnl for
•fccramontal parpoaoa. N. B. Good Wine
liaWes good blood.
U to *ao Basr—(to to the Ijaal Strattoa
Stale BoalMM Ootlag* to get a thoioagb prac
Meat tmelnua* edacaUou, if to besoms a gooa Pound
Mt kEraph operator For elfeslars aad papers, ed
•*»«*, (»nc!rMin2 lump) "TheBryaat Mrstlon
Oiimmercial tVlleite, DareniMWt, Iowa.
Kromer'« Hair D^e. N.laral, DeiaMe. Beaatlfql,
apt aad Ckaapeat In the World. Sold to all Droi!
fil«'.a«il(\antrjr.Ht,.r, a,.,
lK,r».
wmm
Mltor* Ac Proorl'tw*'
.«•
11 t*.,
*r«tx «w
«.«•
Scwta?
Machine.
Kl.llklDOK Jk Uuo.,
Land las. Ag*«b Office. Vi«k'i Block.
9. KIKK & Po.'s HUE staple AND
HTanry Toilet S.mps, coiii|iisirig German
M&ttlcd, Oiive, Star, lmjruvei I'hunical,
I'al ii, Ac. 8ot4 by all grocers Mi fcnoy
goods dealers.
THI cicellent preparation of Dr. Cliapin,
4bf
the u*c of which he gained so great a
Jtopularity in ttie treatment and cure of
s. Jl'yspepsia, Lirer Complaint, Constipation,
lau'l Palpitation of the Heart, m.d all ilia
«*M-a arising from Indigestion and Torpid
ijLiver, waa none other than what la now put
tip under the name of
Rtd J&rh-t Stomach
Toe Oocon AND Lena lit*tor, for every
family to keep on hand, ALLEN'S Letts
ttAt.«AM. It wells everywhere, and given
AaiiHfaction. ad thu following extracts
trim letters: L. H. HIWIK, Druggist,
Vmontown, Penn., irritcs, April 4, HOti
Allen's Lung Haleatn has performed Home
Remarkable euro* about here. I rernm
I a.'rid it with confidoncc in all diseases of
|ho Throat and Lunge STKBI.INII Uao.,
l)ruggists, write frjtn Oarrolton, January
17, i Send ue sis dozen AI.I.KH'S
L.UNA BALSAM. W« are entirely out of it.
It gives more general 4atisfaution than any
fithi-r medicine we sell." Sold by all Deal
•rs in Family Medicines.
PBUT Dans' VSOSTABLB PAOI Kaua.—
HI ilHBAT rAMILT MTOICIMS OF TIC AOS
I'am Killer taken internally, should tie ad til
tirati-d with milk or water, and sweetened
•rith sugar if desired, or made into sjrnp
%ith inolaiit i. Fur a Cough, a few drop*
4m suirar eaten will bo more effective than
Anything else. For Sore Throat, gargle
4hi throat with a mixture of Cain Killer and
%ater and relief is immediate and the eure
Jiositive. Itehould not be forgotten that
Ihe Pain Killer is equally a* god to take
Internally, as to uae elternally. Each hot
lie is wrapped with full directions for its
use.
"Oil 1 THAT wii.1. HK juviu!" When
tnen and women throw "physic to the
#nge," when .t tritle out of order, or to
getting oil of orJ"r, take I'lanta-
un hitters. An- you Dyiipepiio, Nervous,
janii'lired, lly'|iped, Low .Spiritfd, Weak,
Or aro you Kick and don't know what ailtt
fou? YVe have been, and was recommend
«d to try the Plantation Hitters, which we
4id with great s*!i»f*-tion anil entire sue
••nS'*. Do'icate Females, I'lerirymen, Mer
li»nts, Lawyers, and persons ol Sedentary
llabits, aro particularly benetited by thenc
Iti'tiTS. The sale is perfectly ei.urinous.
MAONOLIA WATSB.—A delightful toiUt
Article--superior to Cologne and at half tbe
girice.
lisaT MBDICINB BXTAHT.—Thousands of
persons esteem Sloan's Medicines Hit test in
»se. These popular remedies are scitniitie
i'lv of Vegetable Kxtracta that
teencompounded
oisesa i Ktraordinary virtue, and have long
valud highly for their purity, mild
ness, s.ifetv, certainty and thoroughness in
Aflei'tuslly coring the diseases for which
•hey are recommended therefore Sloan's
Medicines have rapidly worked their way
to llio affections of tiie public generally,
irhioh furnishes proof positive of their
Superiority over all other remedies.
JOHN J. KRUMKM,
IbV rruprlawc, *'l ("bwlnat St.. Philadelphia.
WANTEIV- Kwj man feeling tbe effects of a
•sVt i-ontr*ct^l in yonth, to •end his name and ad
mre«e with 3 rent aiarap f.r n-ttirn postage) to Dr.
1
RICHARDSON BROS.
THIRTEENTH YR
I V
\Tf.
K
lleneeratle Ceaaty Ceaveatlen.
V Uonvention o! the Ponvjcracr ol Scott
Uoustj it herehj called, U al tlie Court
H«u«r, 10 llaTODpirt, on Hatardsy, February
lltb, 1"(S, at Ss'cloek P. II for tts purpose of
electing ssvsateea delagatei to the Democratic
Stat* Conventiofl, which will be h*Id at bes
Moio«i on the Mth of February, A. D. 1IW.—
Tse ratio of representation wiU be oav daltgate
for ench Township, and one delagate for every
twenty votes east fer Charles Maaoa for Oover
aor, and one for every fraction over ten roles.
Tbe number of rotes each Township will tie enti
tled to is aa follows Uaveaport,
it
Princeton,
Blue Oraaa, S Lincoln, 4 Sheridan, 1
ReeUagbaa, S LeOlaire,# SuflUo, 7 Cleo
na, 2 I'leasaot Valley, 4: Winlield. 'i Libcr
ty,lj n*kory!UroTe, -.
I)y ord- of the Committee.
Heetlag.
TImUeiriTowatiiip
tAi/ of Uaveaport Towntbip, are r»
'in-r«el to mi»t at ttwl.'onncil Chamber on 9atnr4*y
rveiilLg nrst, iFt-liruary-tli at 7 1
i
o'i luck, Tnr ih«
par pose orrl'««iiif( 1 to the Coantj I'OD
vestion, to be btld CU the ttth inst
Fer order Committee
Cmr Cotj.vciL—The regular monthly
meeting of this ody takes place this OTSO
'"g. s
COMING IT.—The JOURNAL KAYS that a par
ty of yanng folka are coming up from Mus
catine this evening, to witneea the perform
ance of Jean Davenport'* combination
troupe.
"THE IJTTI.S COBPORAL."—This popular
monthly—the children's delight—has ceme
to hand for February. The pnbliaher of
fern most bsautiful premiums and unusnal
inducements to raise clubs. Terms, one
dollar a year. Send for it. Alfred L. Saw
ell, publisher, Ohicago. 111.
DBAB SPOBT.—An unfortunate sportsman
who had five prairie chickens in his posses
aion, was taksn before uatice Blood to*
day, on a charge of violating Ihe fiarae
Law. His chickens were confiscated and
hs wss rsquired to pay $8.85 to aettle
all damagea. Sport at audi figures aan't
be made to pay—any way you fix it.
To Soma WATBB.—In theaa day a of
hard water and dry times, it may be of in
tcrsat to know that one qaart of bran, con
fined in a bag and boiled in ten gallons of
hsrd water will bring tha lime to the top,
whioh can be akimosed off. Those who
have tried thia plan, aasert that it is aupe
riot to sal aoda or wood ashes, .and works
like a charm
(joiftitTo MASSACIIUSBTTS.—Rev. H. Bey
lie#? who for several years hss made laven
port his home, ia about to leave us for Mas
sachusetts, where he thinks of settling down
for the present. He loaves^ this evening.
During his stay in our midst he made many
friends. We wish him aocceas wherever
ho goes.
GBBAT KABGA!« IK LASD —We offer for
sale 180 acres of choice farming land, one
mile west of tbe west carporstion lino of
tbe city, 80 acres improved, 70 acres partly
timbered tenant house, good fences, for
the very low price of |60 per acre. Apply
at this office. RICUABDSON BBOS.
1'OI.ICE COUBT.—Henry goehl was brought
into Court thi* morning, to answer a
charge of assault and battery on Aug.
Stauber. Koelil waa tbe companion of
Sohn whenjhe waylaid Stsuber on hie return
from a ball witit a girl much admired by
Sohn, aa mentioned in these columns a ft-*
days ar.'o. Before coming to trial KoeM
offered te settle with Stsubsr by paying him
25.00 This was agreed to and the ohargs
was dropped. The defendsnt, however, had
to pay all costs incurred in the case.
REAI. ESTATE—Sales were unusually
brisk for the seaaon in the rsal ealate line
last week in thi* county. Salea in Daven
port city amounted te $1S,037.00 and in
the county to $52,170 making a total of
$•'4,730 in the country. The principal city
tranaaction waa the purchase of the mill
site, corner of Harrison and Fifth streets,
Ly E. 0. Duncan, for $S,00). ON this an
eleva'or is to be erected in tbe spring.
The heaviest transaction in the coantry
wss the purchsse of the Letnarinel farm,
ty Aug. Steffen of this city, for $t2,800.
DIITBIOT COCBT.—The court waa engaged
all thi* forenoon with the case of Crane vs.
Doty. The action ia on appeal from tbe
Coooty Court. Mr*. Orane, mother of Doty,
deceased, eete op olaima against the estate.
Defendant contests on the ground of its be
ing paid before the decease of Doty. Trial
by jury—Brown I Sully for plaintiff Da
vison 4 Trua far defendant. At three o'clock
the jury had not returned.
The ease of MaQuire va. Francia wan be
fore the court thia afternoon. An action te
acquire claim to city property eoaveyed by
MeOuire la his aaa-in-law, Francis, In con
sideration of aupporft. Jaa. T. Lane for
plaintiff, Urant 4 Smith for defendant,
('ass not decided at our time of going to
preea.
J.
|mii Uoi'Tiu, Box 1370, Philadelphia, Pa., who
£fi'il,
11 Inform them of a method by which they can be
and the v:k-or of youth restored. aagSO-Cm
Notice.
fMIBHR
W1LI. BR A SKTIMll OF Till STOCK"
liolderaof tbe Ltaeu|ort ae 'skt A Coke t'o
•»r the I'lrrtion of lirertnr» for Ihe yew IS'M, held
Saylie
I otlUe of Utu Cotopauj.oa lluaday. Ihu 10th
of Fobroary. lMt^s, at I o'clock r. M.
TllOS. DGKMODV.
Jan. SS.
1ST.S—dtj. Secretary.
Notice.
lis rSDEKSliJKgt) HAS BUN APPOUtTRI)
"f '"•iP'-'i^'t of Scott Conniy. 8a
erltiteud.nt o: thefnur. An office has been opened
n the corner ..f Bra.'.y and Fifth StreeU, where the
IS 7
iJ*' the Townahlp Tra.te.-. wtll 1* tn
Attendance from A. to 6 dalW and all
jt.pll-»ti«« for relief
mu„ bc m,a*attSl.K,^
Btl Ineat qaaMm of Ladle*' and MlaMa'. G««u° and
ays Hat«, Caps and F»m at price* that lrfy comta
tmhlStf Slan Hie 'Hp
i
TO THE LADIES.
FOB OSLT O*R IMILLAI,
*Fe are selling Sllka. Shawla. Dry aad Fancy Oooda
4)1 erery description, also.
SIIVM
JOHN ROWE,
i'fl
FRACTICAL PLUMBER
ipji
Mi «s*sl
Siemm
I*IJM Ffffrr,
la. 14 East td Ht., Dnrenpert,
1*.
stWag Tuba, Water Closets, Wsah Baalos. leal
tpe,saeet Lead, Cistern Fomi nreeFnmp*. Chan
mem Lcaa, uistern rnmns, nree i
Mrasfcats, Drop Lfariit ftaSsah-j
OaaeeMtw WSCtiea,
Qlebe V
Jasmi1njaktafcOsaanaiS**i
COI LK NOT San IT.—Der
of!
jaiiJS-Otf R. LINUBRMAN.
Removal.
TUB FI BBIES,
BI8
HAT- c'p
AND
FtR«"
Sle, West Hecead street,
t*twe*n Harrison and Ripley »t» wbere he Win kaer
-larger and IMSS complete etoek ut the lateet tiTic.,
Dtmokr*t at
thia morning says that yesterday Mr. Tioh
enor made hie appearance before tha Direct,
or* of the Poor, and brought in an account
as Trustee for the month of January. Tha
Board of Directors, however, did not know
•f any Trustee by the name of Ticbenor,
the newly elected offleial'a name being
Lowe. Mr. Tioheaor waa therefore reqseat
ed to piessnt bia claim to the Board of Su
pervisors, as the Directors eould do notb.
ing fur him. We compliment tbe Directors
on their action. They did ju*t right. If
Mr. Tichenor wants to serve as Trustee let
him wsit till the people elect him or tbe
Board of Superviaors givea him the appoint
ment.
ELizABKtn.-To-night the
Ware. Farcttare,
£o. Valuable Pr^eat,. from to »*». .rat free
charge to a^- tendins clnbe of ten andap
J^ard#. Ctrrnlai*eent fn.e t»auy addrees,
jauit-dSm] XKSSKNUKU CO.,
llli*' O. Bo*.«t. Hanover St., Buetoa, Mass.
Uisae Shade*'
tlite of
the Oity
will fill the Opera Houae to witneas tbe rep
resentation of "Kltaaksth," by Mra. F. W,
Lander and troupa. This lady is ths ssb
jei of high praise wherever she appears.—
The Philadelphia
inquirer,
speaking of her
appcarsnce in thst city, says.
Mr*. Lander'a impersonation of the Vir
gin yueen is one of the greatest triumphs
of drainalie art on the modern stsge. In her
•ble hands ths character assumes a magni
tude which has seldom invested it, and
even Bistori, great and grand as she i* in
the psrt, fails at times, in oomparisou with
Mrs. Lender, in giving it those nice touchsa
of nature, without wtiieh QO true picture
can be properly portrayed upon the board*.
Never overstepping the bouuds ef nature,snd
in every look, gesture and intonation being
true to the instincts of art, her impersona
tion aa a uhole is a Creation that stands oat
in bold relitf, and give* one a better idea of
the ibnetmoat soulgfcrf%eeuftar idlo*y*eta
ciee of tbe tk»B »Wbois|iisr
tory could.
A Utu SCAIU.— La«t Saturday night, be
tween 10 and It o'clock, a tegular stam
ped" occurred
?n
Considering that no Indians have been
aeen round that neighborhood for many
year*, and that those who were camped on
the Wapsie a short time ago, were at lesat
an een in ilea off, if there at all, the caase of
the atampeda i* not easily aspiainsd. Tha
individual who made the "terrible diacov
ery," however, ia still of tha opinion that
ear
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTIONS.—Preparatory
to ths Doinorratio State Convention which
is to take place at Dos Moines, on the 26tb
of February. Conveotiona in this town*
ship and county have been ealled by the
Central Committee*, and it ie hoped that
tlieso will be well attended, to tha end that
good delegates may be selected to each
meeting.
something,
Tj^fgypoRT,
th'.s county, so-ne twelve
tn'!out on the Dubuque to.\i. The ciuse
of alt the trouble was, that aoiae one in Mr.
J. •. Kaiser's household had sesn in Mr.
Arthur Rooney's house, who lives nairly
opposite Kaiser, what hs auppesed were
Indiaas. According to hi* description the
red-skins were there in all their power snd
fury, with potieys and etceteras, ransacking
the premises, carrying off the corn, and do
ing all sorti of mischief. Tbe Kaiser fami
ly, alarm id to the utmost, fled precipitately
from the soone. The children, five or six
in number, were hustled out of b.d, and in
ratli'r steader costume*, were marched
quickly up the road to a neighbor named
fiiward l'rop«t. Here tin.- story was corn
tnui.icated, aad Propst, not liking tb. proi
iuiity to ihr IuJ'au's battlo gr'Uiid, gath
ered hi* iiotiaehoid, aol with that of Mr,
Kain-r, proceeded onward to thu next house
—Mr. OrsndorfTs. Here another addition
waa aade to the caravan, and the whole
proeeeded further on to Mr. Baughmao'*.
Ha was roused out of bed and informed of
what was going on at Rooney's. The crowd
of men, women and children was by thia
time ao large and tbe costumes so varied
and unadapted to the season, thst Mr.
Raughman thought the year of Jubilee had
come. He quickly donned his unmention
ables, and after liatenint to the frightful
•tory, decided that the be*t thing to bo
done wss for the males to get a little aaore
help and proceed to the field of battle. This
was agreed to, and several more neighbor*
were drummed out of bed and hastened to
the place of rendezvoua. Bsfere die expe
dition started, howevsr, a spy who had
been sent out to reconnoitre, returned with
the soothing information that he had been
up to Boonay's, snd bad beard no unusual
noise*. He had peered into the window,
aad seeing only two men quietly smoking
their pipes, ventured in to obtain a little
more information on tho subject. The in
mates of the houae, whan questioned, re
plied that tliey had not heard or sssn any
Indians, and that ths svening had been
apent by them quietly aa uaoal. Shouts of
laughter now tiUsd the air, and those whs a
moment before were trembling and shiver
ing from fear and cold, felt much relieved.
The homeward march was reamed by the
aeveral families of fugitives, and they haa
teuod back to their domicilea to laugh ore*
their gullibility and warm their nearly fro
zen forms.
H. R. Jsrraiss,
TH. L. 11. HOLM,
OBO.
W.
TUOHPSOH,
FBANK HATH A WAT.
AT lions TuaanAF EVENINO,
DAVSRPOBT, Feb. 4. '68.
O, tmiDst, B. R. JSFFSBIS, AID
OTHEBS, GBBTLCMEN The ab)ve friendly
note and "accompanying documents" com
ing to hand at a lata hour, oa this, the eve
ef ray departure, it Is impoaslble for me to
heartily thank you in person as I much de
sire to do, henee permit me toonveyto
you in this public way my deep sense of
gratitude. Moat aiacarsly do I appreciate
your kind thoughtfolnese and brotherly
consideration. Though one good large Meer
schaum ia about as much aa one man can
color, and do it
teell,
in a single life time,
I shall give my old favorite a furlough, and
put tbe new oae intoearefal training and
na I puff comfortably a ray among friends
or among strangers, tbe grateful memory of
the donors will add fresh pleasure to the
delicious pastime. (Jood-hye take good
ears of rouaselves aad ths "Old Nsttroial
Heartily yours, KBWIN SMITH.
••ml Estate 'Fraasftn.
Filed in the Hseerder's oMee, Meets aouaty
lew a, up te o'clock, Feb. 5, 18M
Ludwk OethBSSBa ot us, to Frieze
rich
C. Jfaeve, H. ^S. I. V See. T4, T.
is. R. K., Blue Clraae Jownship, |S,M0
Wilbelm Menmann at uB, to James R.
Hoagbtoa, Lot 8, Btoefc S, Urrea'a
id addition te l)a«eapert, CM SS
Charles Voas and wife to Kdward H.
Ladasr, Lou aad S, Moek T. Clark
and Dodge's addition to Buffalo, US t*
Henry Arp at ex, to I'eter Btoltsnasrg,
8. W. K Bee. *«, T. IS, R. 2, Mieko
rv Orove, ItNN
F. Lunger aad wife tu John Kavanaugh,
10 acres oil N. end W W •. 8. W.
K Sec. 2'i, r. 1J, I. 4, Davenport
Township, (00 00
John Buckingham etnx, to Alfred Sal
ly, 8. K. u Sec. U. and N. B. V Bee.
22. T. to, H. 4, Butler Township, *SS 00
John Urersmuhl et nt, to Geo W.
Riniler, K. to ft. lKt l.ItlockS. Dav.
enport. INftO
Henrieh Bock, et ax. to liaaa Loac
seth. E. tf. W. Bee. M, T. SO,
R. 2 g., Allen's Orove Towasbip, 4M to
Sam'I Scott, Oaardiaa, te Jeha L,
(ia«t. 2 undivided U's fl. V 8, g.
and 8. W. VB. B. Sec. 4, T. f5,
N. R. 5 K., FrtBeetoa Tewaahip, .1 90S 00
Robert Bartuseh et ax. te Adrew
J.
Roche, W. Lot I, Block M, Dav
enport. 1 100
DAVENPORT
Vow WW «'lsrlott«sm Asseclu.
ttea.
MONDAT EVIIHINU, Feb. 8d, IMS.
Devotional i-xereises were conductcd by
Her. Mr Yroom after which, Pres. Ad
am* took the Chair.
Mioutes of the last meting road and ap
proved, sfter which repasts iraai *bs fol
lowing committees pwssatsd:
The Committee on Propoaitioos reported
favorable on the namea of elsvsn persona to
become members of the Asaetletiua, %ho
were duly elected *fl*r wklsh the names
of ei|(fataan others were prsaeated aad re
ferred to the proper committee, to report at
the next meeting.
Dr. Tomson moved that the report af
th" Committe on Oily Missions ho hanHod
to the citr papers for p-iblication whioh
prevailed.
The report read* a* follow s
Amount of relief given, $65 46.
Families in destitute circumsUncSSfJM
Fsmilies relieved, 28.
Tracts distributed, over 800 pages.
Number of children viaiiea attending
Sabbath School, 67.
Conversed with on personal religtoa, 61.
Number of families visitsd, 86.
About 200 pounds or flour wss given to
families in destitute oircuBMtances, besides
a great deal of clothing. Tho Aasociation
have also clothed during thia maalb 17
children, out of whioh number 11 are at
tending Sabbath School—the Others are
under the sge of five years.
The report of the Committssoa Lestarsr
was presented and accepted. Tbo Associa
tion fell ahort on the Hutchiasoa concert
$54 00, which is to be lamented just at thia
time but netted on W*hop Lee'* lecture
$3» 25, which went into ths Poor Fund.
The report of the Committee on Incor
poration waa thsn prssented and adopted.
Reports were called for on boarding
houses, employment, and printing, but none
were given.
Ths Ways aad Means OsmmiHes then
presented tbsir repoft
MR. 1'BSSIDBHT.—The Committee oi
Ways and Meaaa beg l*avs to aaks tha fol
lowing report:
On tbe 30th day of January the follow
ing were ths asaots of this Aaseoiatioa
Monies in hands of the Treasarer
and Corresponding Secretary....$164 74
Subscriptions unpaid but considered
available 259.80
Subscriptions consMsred doubt
Making a total of $1
.'io.32 jr
aa our monthly expenses, or a grand total of
sixteen hundred dollars for the year. To
aotno this estimate may seem high, but
your committee feel that it ie safer to have
a balance on the c-elit side al the end of
the fiscal year than a balance on tbe debtor
side unprovided for. The strength and
usefulness of an Association like this ia
argely c.unprotnistd by going into debt.
Whatever may be thought of our esti
mates wr would recommend that tbe treas
urer bo authorized to close up at once by
collections and vouchers of the outstanding
dues of the Association, in order that we
may know oor actual financial condition,
n Battling these outstanding dues there is
some difli. ulty in amounts, and in persona
named as responsible for amounts set to
their names, etc. Your committee would
recommend that such parties be settled
with on liberal terms, relying in a ureal
measure upon tbe statements of the parties.
We recommend this that tbe organisation
may incor the displeasure of none through
miaunderatanding or otherwise.
Your commitio would further rsaom
mend that a Fair lie hsld for the benefit of
thia Association, under the auapieea of the
lady friends of tbe orgsnizstion. It ia es
timated that $500 would be netted from
such a Fair. And here, Mr. Prcaident,
your committee would gladly have ended
their report, bu* the demands of the Asio
ciation and our own peraonsl interest in its
prosperity and perpetuity compels us ts go
further. Our aasetta are saull, and are rap
idly owing smaller the current expenses
mutt ha met or the interest and uaefulness
of this organisation—if not Its Very exist
enes—is crippled and in dsnger. Paling
thus, your committee would recousmsod
retrenchment! This cannot he done with
our rent. We are bound for a term af
yeara at a epceified rental, which mud bo
paid. It is not so with the moat of oar
other expenses. Our Janitor's salary un
der tho circusntaaosa is Isrgsr than ths
finaasea af this Asnqiation wiU warrant.
Our gas Mils are toe large our periodkai
and newspaper expenses for the na*t Tear
have been too large oar pristine andtoei
dantal expenses have baan hcaviw ttafe we
ars warranted in assuming for th* next fls
oal year. Retrenchment BOW, befbra tha
^.up
0
C1TIT MOTlCK8t
Oar lafisat ha* been
safely through the critical period of teeth
ing by tbe sole aid of MRS. WIX8LOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP. We advise all par
ants to procure it.—[Mississippi Baptist
It corrects acidity of the stomach, re
lieves wind coiic, raSulats* the bowels, and
by giving rest and health to MM child, com
fors tha mother.
Tns debilitating influenatt of a deranged
nervous system, caussd by tho weakened
state of the nerve fluid, sre set aside by the
agency of Dr. TURNER'S TIC-DOUL
OUREUX or UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA
PILL. Consequently Neuralgia, Nerve
ache, aad all similar nervous dissaoss, arc
permanently cured by this ia valuable med.
ieine. Apothecaries have It Principal
dspot, 130 Tremont St Boston, Mass.
Price $1 00 per package by mail, twa pos
tage stampa extra.
==90EEBSMH9eSB
TIM
Lse oowa^y poor houae is ia aa atr
fui nartlilia, aa ma loan ftwa Aa data
City.
THE GREATEST GOOD TO THE GREATEST
iowa. wednesday,
All
and not available 1W-00
Pledges not yet collected, and which
in the minds of your committee"
th,' parties so pledging should
not be held personally responai
bio excepting for monies actually
received on suoh pledges 225.00
Making a total of .$414 5
as available assets, and foiO, which are con
lered by your committee as available as
sets. The liabilities of the Aasociation up
to tbe present time are as follows
Rent of room for January, $81.98.
Rev. K J. Donckman, salary, $50 per
month.
he
and it is not at all improba
ble that be did, if he had his eyea open. Rut
we rather guess he was asleep ami dreamt
about Indian I, and getting badly asarsd,
wake up and frightened everybody else.
Meerschaum Cerrsapeadeare.
The following bit of friendly correspond
ence between the gentlemen therein men
tioned, sufficiently explains itaelf:
Orrtcx NATIONAL IMSCBAHCB GO.,)
DAVBBPOBT, Feb. 41b, IMS,
PaeaiDBirr Stirra Knowing that you
ars about to leave u* for a season, and that
for some time to come we shall miaa yoar
genial smile and hsarty "good morning,"
that you will be in plaeaa and times when
there will be aolid unfort in a good aquare
smoke—but more ttisu all, to eriuce, even
in this small way, our appreciation of your
general good will towarda us, and of our
otvn toward you, permit us to band you the
accompanying Meerschaum, with ita sup
ply of comfort, "all VLuhnen's" best, and
trust that you may, wbils enjoying tbo
•atne—whstber in tbe political het-beda of
Washington City, or among the orange
groves of the sunny South—ever remember
that anxious hearts are awaiting jour safe
return, and especially those of your In
surance chapa. O, H. ELDBIDUB,
For printing, as per bill.
For gas for January.
Making a total of liability which
amount taken from the nvaiTabls aassts of
the Association, leaves a balance of-
as a fund in the treasury.
Our estimated sxpenscs for the current
year is fifteen hundred dollars ($1.SG0),
taking ns a basis oar present monthly ex
penses, the ittms of which ar-—
Kent of room $»3.83
Rer. K. ,1. Denckman's salary50.00
Goal and gas ... 25 00
Stationery and periedicala 15 00
ixctDBMTAL Exrxasas.
Repairs, printing, etc $10.00
niF.D.
Int leonj,
t.
the resi !f,es of her son, W».
Li"'*0" '""la-.the
Hi
tH
Md th#
Association
Ml ION to (OHl Its eurrvnl Itlmg,
Tour committee hsvo plana which thsv
aro endeavoring to sustain, by which thev
hope to raise the needed funds for ths ef
fioieot working of thia organisation The
plan under consideration is briefly as fol
lows, vis: Secure the services of a suita
.bK* !!f TTaM
lhe
forth
the ejects of tb. Associatioa-ths work it
has done in relieving ths waats af ths poor
in vititing the sick-g*thering ths shiMmi
Into the Ssbbath 8chool, and
out after tha children and youth
of our city, reatoaiaing tho vicious, rsolsim
ing ths wsndering, and earneatly workinc
to bring all to the knowledge of Christ the
»«av. sacha p.,
•on to their mind, and they foci warranUd
in aaying that hia aervioe* can be procured
if spnlied for soon. As a further means of
securing friends and interesting tbs paonto
in our orgauisaUon, it has boon suggested
that otmi auiUbla mgraviag of acknowl
edged worth ana merit bo offered to thoss
who will give a specified aaoant af dollars
to tbe Association. Tour sommittaa have
opened a correspondence teaching us* thia
•totter with a hoaas in Mow Test four
OssamMee woald not hsvo felt unaitii
in (uporUng Uis immature part of thsir ae
tioa ware it not las the Coat that somethiaw
needa to bo dona at oncc in thia direction
Ths present time is the amt favanhls far
such labor and we are in need of the peca
nisry aid which we hops to rcsiiis from
such a work. Wo ask, therefor*, for ia
structious in this direction.
.wan,-
n
inst Mrs. MARG4R-
0
veai'. Deceased waa a na
uf Haliyiu«L., Antrnj aouaty, Ireland.
!'1J"
1,1
Bhent erJ," Ar.I
He doth rettore my soul a^aiii,
Wi.i?"!!U,3r,lkt»H»made.
withia the paths of rithtooasams,
area for hia own une'a sake."
To-Pay, Advertteememe.
O, Oe Pi
JTWeVSfcla*the
febS-dtd
E.H.CHASE8C0S
KENTUCKY WHISKIES
1'Ut ',t,i^TS AXI) UEALKKS.
SMITH THE HATTIR."
BUSINESS CHAWCE.
fBI HDSlNaSM HKHITOVWBB OOnKTCTBD
Htfll
tlw
old
baalaeasat ease.
—therefoie who ar* iadahSad oa aecnuet
th.b,-«-.«toctU u
"ilAlSSo*.
PREPARED
Jf TOU WI811 TO Jtg
BEAUTIFUL.
c»e OaOBLIA DS PIBflU, ei VIOTOWA MNU,
to aaAUTiriiNu TBS ixNtruuioN
aad rBBSaHVlMtt TliK suit.
favslsaW to'.l«t artlr'' was dleeoveeed by a
celehrated cheauat tu France, and It la te him that
theCiinrt uf laropeowe their beeatv.
^J.* a*««pHcttT and partly tbe. he article
mat will compare with- aa a b-aatiisrb
of the earn'
P«asetfror
the»tin.
v. IsaCUkaiT purchased the receipt of Ma
J* J«*7ears agu, u. has «la that MBMglvea tt a
perfect trial amonn t.'j [Mrsoaal friends ana the aria
tpcratlccircles uf riuu.i, lphia New Tork,Baltimore
Bostea, Hew Orient,, s- flavaanah, Charles
ton, Wilmlngjoi], Ac. T»py have used it With
unqualified adm r»! „, wo-.'d ronaMer the toilet
nperfect without tlite!• ilirhtfel »o1
|iare] harmless
preparation. Victor a Ite^iaard liecetla de Farala
hae given eti li f-ntir. .a i.factl ta every toatanrs,
lhat he is uow cuoib,
.!. offer II to the pablle Thia
article Is entire!/ .lfor, u from iuvtWag of the kind
ever attempted, an1 i. «arruii'.' I
FRBE FKOSt
All.
1MISONI S STB^TANPES
After nelagUMPiia pPr.la and Victoria Re*la
foe a ahort time the
Pk:n
will i mo a soft sstta-llke
texture it Impart, arr. tlinesa .mojthaenaaad eoft
BOM to the §k u tljat ur onlv
l" !rodaoed
by using
thi. valuable «rtl artl .« I. no valgar eotn
pound to icjare Ihe sk.:. or ruviplexloo, bat eaban
:e« a* a beautlflcr, and in use cu.o»t possiblf be de
tected by the "-limed i icrver.
For rrmovins Tan. P-ckl.-e, Sanbaro, and Cnta
neoas fr jrn t: e 'kin. It:«invaluable.
M. O. McUUfkey ha« rrery nfiteace tn reeom
mendiac ble ictorln Hand oacella de I'freie to
the Ladle, a. btinj:,[ mad reliable tol
let article now Ii, v.
fKEi'AHKH ONLY LiV H. C. MU'LCB-
K ET,
Andbl.aime stamp.d on eat1) KV1—no other is
eennlse. Depot, Nn in» Korth Sereeth Street.
Sold by all Uragelrt* ami perfamers la the United
Htate. and Canada. teha dlf
HOLLO WAV'S
VERMIFlOl
CONFECTIONS.
Dr. UOUOVAJT, •URU'' yturt AFO, witnetfing
tb* (llvii
oeetffoned ickly chi'dren !n taking
taxi
from th- m-*t of thMe rerao
•aececded ia •••pnrntlopr t^ir utlT$ aedlcil
prop^rl4#«i pur**, v-ifl**--' »na li ioron». Th«?D, bjr
combining tbcue »r .^ir, «aa auMildiDg Udt-ai In
to iii tio... fom 1 thu prcmsut i*»ru*
crPcortTi kiunvi*
.9
Holloway'i Verntifugr (affciiaas,
Whl'h hnvt» entirely I' ^efccded the old
nftun'u* Vermif- to th^ »f the poor little
•afferrrf. It
voii\,jin§
tio 1 I ar witter poifton
uQ" lUtrredieM-.
ihi« Pop. ir Vt-rmlfiij*«, by
tb«- rufcK/»i ii, ti.it ail PL/iitituis wbo
know ,.r tb*-m, pr.-serine Ih-itn tu rerereuce U other
remt dUa- n it »n'y oiure pu.f
mt
to take, but
or* efloctlvc to rirc.
ParenU and ^onr !iaup. I! carv ofchildroa,
should keep tbom H*a tun.iiy
mm:
.me, fer they not
on]j ^radical** W.»rm®-tuoae pe^^ of ehUdhood
but mrruct auj trr»siti*nieitt uf diyr^atlve or
gaQ0, tJ prt-TJiltLi w lib w.ildrt'n,
HOLLOW AV8
AK.VICA
PLiliTERS.
The Original and only true An, :a Plasters pos
sessing the great healing roperties
uf the Aril .'a Kloerra.
The enratlve efleets of these PUi era la ali eases a*
pain ot wtahsee. in tbe lirea.t, side or back, end la
all casaa of leflammatioc of the I. ion, aad Coagh,
are truly aetonl.hinit. th Klve hnoiediate relief.
Phvaldaas presrrihe thfm, as! thuosatida recoaa
wad theai. Osaaavi IIOI.UIW«T'« are the Ortgtaal
aad only true Arole* Piaster*.
lEISKGLL^
OINTMENT.
This Ointment. after an "tperle!
•ed ttefif a si""1*'re«a»1y0tortwentryeara,
all
ted a laical eeie Ie every
oawhkhit wai 1. eartsi aaaay ofeattaate
of flfteeu or twd :r/ears
prevtonals resisted renedli
wet Bedical talent in
tontsbtag. la a few 4«r*
1
•a proved tterir a re«a»ly tor all Dteeaeaa
the Skin having
ars (taa4ing. that had
ii* pesecrfhed by fta
aatry. lu affect la as
•otiaesi
ttle
SS'PBO*
M. wt
-M.j~. 1*8 ITSB,
•assMLaa, Btewwas, nana, aad every Sseea of
dlssMeortheritia u paattaslw nassd, noamttseel
af la
aothtagstsa woald heal tlwm. Pn-Bs, thrt have t»
stated Slothae treatment yeara, have haw
if.smilli laiilTr atomy eaebaaefthte
mntRoof postage to tayaddrs**.
•OLIiBWAT,
At
PBOmBToBB.
Bald at Whatsaale laCMeaga, 1
Valise, bard*
Bwlth..•••ka—
rVaBer, Plash A
M.
H. Bead S Co., Bcl^ Cotlsr A Oo., DaHsseh.
Block! A Oa, sod tbioeghoat the cooatey br all
Dnurslats. hWly
vow is THE TIKB
DRY 600DS, Etc.
WMON OUCTTEL,
IB flLLINQ OFT
•EtAIILEtS IF C0ST
mine nmioi fWK
or
ooam now
1 Store, coo.letlcC of
MmallBa. Wel^wea, Olaghaa*,
ALSO OTHIR COTTOM OOOOB
AT twf.
Bwt Calico lOAttetoeafiri*
All
I J-J- Tonso*,
'unn Signed, S. J. SABOSB,
A. B. Kaaaiu.
"^tir #ATtJ»DAT."—The weekly viaita
of this interesting jaurnal are svsr welcome.
Its contents srs made up from choose read
ing, aelected from foreign current IRara
tare, and one never pioka it up withoat
finding something attractive ia ita p^ec.—
Prin, 10 Mats psr number. PabMMi If
4 Field*, Boston. -t«
Pl«c* Cooda Cost.
AIJ. Kynoiia, BOFLOBT. a SUM, AT COST
Late* Mrs aad *s», Cspas, OeUaw, BeaiB, *e.
warts PSIC1. Drs* Qoedi, edits. tlsmasM.
•aMM^ete.,
BBfl* Co9r
LOOK OUT NA *°B HAMB ABB IUIMMB
Us. •. Bsit BicsmB gtain.
SIMON StITTIIt
tin lAcmn wotu
(Saeeeeeors to Lea A.LaavtUJ
•ave on haad and are msaathstarlng te order,
Pwtahle sad llatlenery
ITSAH BNCU1VB8.
BBS FWBTABLK CIRCT'LAR SAW KILLS,
Mean Eccentric Heed Blocks,
la kamtae*. »'ave Baehtaaa, Saw Mandrila,
laiBTrt. HhJIla*.
NUMBER.
February
sTlslE
GROCKRKEg.
P. KERKER & SON
GROCERS!
SECOND BTRBST
Bstwsea Mala dk Marrlwoa.
10-
TMf g°T1CH. THU WI1X BB A
IUML DeveewertImSga,I.O.at,ei
g*arft«7. Fetmary so,.
par
WV.F.OODLTKB.
I HEBERT,
Allama
t# C. R. Marks.
DKAI.RH IN
GROCERIES!
«h
rtJSSd'whlf^n. '"'utrewfenedto theaader
.T"1 collide ths basiaassas
IrS"?' Wm .taiij, un the same name
ef
BWth the Hatter. On acconm of this rhaace It he
osmjsneeessait toi-ioee up the
ftMwyly»l« RHM,
JOSHUA DUBB
HAS
RE-OPENED
HI HIS HEW AND OOMMODIOUS STOBB
91 Mrmdff ft.,
Maw •atsnpwl IVa
•lwaal Bank.
WWd S^da'aadMstoss?0
CHOICE GROCERIES
AT
Lowaat Market Batm,
OwsMpart, Jaa. M. ISM.-4»wly__
•uy Your
GAME# POULTRY, 0YSTEBS,
FRESH FISH, EG(JS, BUTTER.
CHEESE, ALL KINDS OP VEO
ETABLKS AND FRUITS AT
SWAN'S
BBAPT OT.
RBONIBB SKILE8.
DBALUM CHOIOB PAIIU.T
GEOOERIE8.
3Twm, 0rM ihriii,
WWileig#
WUUw
44 Brady Bts« Bavwpirts
New Grocery Store.
i.
B.rAive,
CH
O I E
Family Groceries
AND
PROVISIONS.
Law Prfoets WaraiM 6ni
•(MOBABLE aBAUl««.
Call aad sea aw at KL'LT«5*S BLOCK, Perry St.
Bear t*. declt-dtf^
OLDEST GROCERY HOUSE IN
DAVENPORT.
P»TTtr& M&BKS
Bacooaeersto
ALVOBD TAN PATTBG,
Ctoice Eriicerifs,
xhm
DlOMooa of thit dftv. r«mlvel to aniuU*
tt$
NAILS, OIIA,
PAINTS, &C.
gg" 0*11 and sss Qoods and leara the prieea
el»-d] NO BBADT kT, [Aw
•MM Contlanre.
Groceries
Family
•atlflfart
Dellrered
F. MEYER,
E A N A I 0
lECOlTO STBEET,
lag leer west 1st Natleaal aaah.
DAVSRPOBT,
Is ia reeeipt of a large and wall aeleeted stoek el
Memdy-JMmde
CLOTHING,
sofiuess and lrrltattoa
ts leaoved the ikln i^comesvnooni aad hsalthy,
aad senates pennann hSaM. withoat the ase of
Onto FaraiiMag Oaafc,
Bverythiagti
Isrepeontly
ss«r
ta IhaQlathiag Uae
PRIOBB
•aaCHANT TAILORING
•fsssf amoMling.
JOHN 0. MAHRLI,
TBO.I BAST TBTBO BTEE1T-TWO DOOM
tnm
the Daveaport BaManal Baak, stleada
prassptly te
KKPAIRINQ AND RMMOVdTINO
sss, caa.a.'B
•gmcaAirr TAILWUIW
totteiU oSSrsft afiaelSSft«tojSflyTttt
HEW DRUG BTOR1.
HARRISON &STABKS
liawhla rtsiasii iillrTr,
(first door holew the Daveaport Rational Baak)
FANOY ARTICLES I
FCRE nkiroa.
Alias. Perfuiasry aad TeilaH Artfclea.
HA1B
BBCSBBS, OILS, POMAOag, 1
etorars. Dyes, Dsssslagi, etc.
A KBBlOAIt, BltOUSB. AKP_ fWOp
A Tetlet Slisps, Pssfasssetee sad Fancy Oeeda
13 DBBBB. SBALL. ITOBT. BOFTALO, BO»
XV woodTBore,
aad Masai hash
A.
Haagers aad Pallvya.
of ail kinds mado to order.
teMh BaUtac.
of W IIDw
•Sh?
Bbi
Osebe.
-r-j OCQB (Tlissln aad other ktad4 P1KK SAC
Jti a^ltaa Pea, Lilly WMtaa/aad Tahtsta.
Opesa FsasNae, etc.
anuararBBitine. PO-
Ooort sad other
QZg&gh&P*
SUad Packet OaBstj, Ac- dc^ Ac., Ac., Ac.
jQ_0., Ac* Ac.
SVias rotarr BAVAKA AXD OMO»
bSda, PeMoO. Oantary aad ether Pfe Pet
Awtihw
'I'iw
W°« w QOODS ao-T .JTT! "-peifc
mmm
h-
41
I*
MH*
cwsemw.
H«rci,
1Mn«,
Whips, Powder, Lead, Shot, Oape, Jk,
«s a«40)
Bstahllshed
1MI.<p></p>NICHOLAS
LEAF. PLUG
ft
Whelesale
Jewelry, flpectaclei,
w
AfsaiMAwtr
Pens, *o.,
01TE1VPORT*
Re. Weaa
PROPntETOHS
aeaawwM
Po n Pown
terms i»9.ooi
the Prices go
®A«OHELA.T SALS OS
•Hf Goods and Carpofs
CLAIRE ULOCKi
ileduetlon on »r«»a Gnai.
Woolen Good* onii ras.naa wooait
WHOLESALE HOUSE.
DRY GOODS
9* MEET.
Itvlag leaaei ihe lirgf ail numAmi wm ii
Mc* lym* MI trfeft bkek, I «i naw prepared, with
al Hi largaat aa4 Nil rtMki a?ar affar«4 la tka 8talc, ta
MICE,
fTSMWE ft
W. C. WAUHWORTti
J. N. REED A CO.
*0. LAKE STREET,
WHOI.K8ALB OBALBM II*
Dn£s.l8(iciiBs Fancy Ms, Paiits, Oils
TARNISHES, TURPENTINE,
«srtte Seda, Sal 8e«a, Palm oil. Terra Japoalea,.Dre
W«i«» Bradm,
OIOBBWMV,
Nod« AIK,
K08IN, &C« &0.. feO.
MANUFACTURER OF CIOA1B,
AND DF.ALKR IN
aagMt
EstaMlahtd" aa
KUHNEN,
FINE CUT TOBACCO,
PMPE* jtjrD Bunotimms ARTMCM,E*
Ksepa oa bead the Urgeet Stoek aad Variety ot aoova goods of ear house in the Mate
leeeaiete aad all dealers ia above goods are tavited |to easmioe at Htoek aad Prieea aa
quality of mj goode before parehralag elaewhere.
Cor. Main and id Btreeli, Dnwenport, lown.
Baldwin &Marston\^
•si Btog^lS^
Clocks,)'
Coin Sllvor Plated Ware. Opera 4?
ind Field Claaaea, Cold
til IMT B1TIH8IVK 8T0C1 II TIB CITY.
Prices reduced 20 to40pref.
MEN'S AND BOYS CLOTHING
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
Cleths, Caiibaereat Tweed), CettoBsdes Jeaas a llaess
TAILORS' TRIBMIN8S,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL!
MO.
BEIDERBECKfi 4 MT1T FR.
4
Ac.
Watches and Jfwelrjr repaired, aad Eu- r"a®
grarlnf neatly eaeeated. jJ" W
New Fall and Winter Slvlea
'h
W1VI SECOND STKERT.
R. KBAU8B,
elRcrckaal T«4lar.
mA
htm at raataaj Prlaa.
:or.xjsrvT»
WHOLESALE 6R0CERS
NO. S9 WEST SBCOMD STRRRT,
-If Tl'**
Wo IBVNS tka Trade to exaaalne ear Goods and Price#*
»r
LANGPELDT, TH0DE & CO..
MB OBBBAD OASOATE- •••ASV
uiroanaa AKD DEALIBB
|T
ffi
ANl^
JJwki,ERS
\v\t
J'
Wkele
***•.
fafcliesi Diamonds
Mi H'f'f/fl i*
•Hvorand Platod Ware ©to.*
Ilo.
aA
(lorkstrrrt iB r|tTCAK
"'m'uhh of J*r$ (bin Ml err 11.
r*
U 1 U A K
Blachs Biiiii^ tork and Toaliu
O raU.J,il,*ANl^WK ls^''K AT LUWgKT
Rllttl. V'ligg Ar
^Aly.^i I h.lwl'n, „f
ai htm.
B'r.,„h
Mr I.
•aoes, wsaaaiaesc. aad Itwrnl Matt. To. £•.:
N""-
W
asaid,
Orderebymall
JanT Sai
Ac"
k etrr) thing th,,
I will receive prueipt alimtlui,
Ml'III. ItH A PRmrON,
1 hrady .tr.rt
Deere'a Moline Plows.
T,iKvTIi,r r,,i:
•awkeie Caltlvater,
Deer.', flows anil Cu!ii
he eqaal, tf lint aiifwriur, tn »b» tu.dn ,.r
HICK I KS .« 1'MI. SToN
sold lathe Weil.
Ian Ism
fOR THK llMTCS TKIDE
1H( s,
HICKLEM A CHI:MTOIV,
Halargr
v k I S O I I K A S I N I S A y
aad comjiirte ano.it'iiK nt
Slalf aad lleaijr Hardware,
AURin J-TI R\L lM'I.KlK\ rs
Mrtala aad I'iaarr's Niork,
I'Blliry, fortijff, %'nils i.litsa,- Ar.
W# hare followetl tin- Kanti'in mark.In preailil
ly in the re etit de, lm« In
Merchanta wuhinu to make purrliaseii liy or
dera are rr.perUullt r. ,|U-i.i, ,l to nd lo us for
Me2d£LU*
,b'\v
W.. are
fav»r .a wuhuii":'^!."" '"r'
,nr
th,m'°
Hlt'Kl.fcit A VHPSTOS
jauT Aa II ltrn.tr and We.t »d
Iron and Wa?on Matrrlal.
STOI'K 1|' UAH ANll H||nf?'*'
I liable (kriue, I'luw aiut i ,•
u-,i
,i, *, h«»
Been narkp.l down t„ orreei*",! *.,h the r.rfscrd
rr'cc Mala tf Ihr OtliB(m |UM»
SK'KI.Ks.* rilKtToN.
aad Magna Material., »f Hut .,|
Hanlwnr.. I Hm.i) .irwt
JisniLlM
Id
•UKWM.
Oa I :ie
laal »l4a Bra4f, atar Praal Si,
SHELF & HEAVY
a w a o
€*hmiee Cnttery^
Aad a geaeeal atanetaant ef the Htapte wtlelee
af the trade at greatly red uct*rf prlcva
IVRICrLTKRIL IMPLEIKRTf
or ALL EIRDH AT
Tain LOWMT rBli'UI,
in cooataot raeaipl of rarafullr |||||.
atuck of treri tfttri|^ in tha liiif tlm,
Trad« aad Coaatrj IVrrrhaata
Will eon.ult tlieir inter«e« |.» ralltii^ und es
aaimng Hooila before |itirt-lia«ias n here
From athnrmi, kimwledge ..7 th. husiaeae
end aur.eri.ir »,l«„tn^ -, ,,i huying, all oiuet a
to No. IS Hradr atreet, tor guuda.
iiuiM.rs are mtitoil lo riatuuie i|riog aleak,
HLUKUIIKH THK I'l.ACK,
No, 13 Brady Ntrrrt.
Sa»ll proSta aad aatck ratorn*. i r^ilt-ddWHf
KELLEY & WOOD
MHOLESIIE RETAIL
IK.ALKIIH IS
IS HEM.
3 sr MIM'.AV
HARDWARE
Mo. ft Weit Neeond Nt.,
DAVKItrtlliT, IOWA.
WBUmmi
BBHl'lrTH'T.I,Y AHK TBB ATTBR
of ihe I'ublie %n oar lorgf Mi |fiv
Block, ooniatinjf part or
BAILS. TRROK WIRI, I'l.OWH I
PABMIMU TU4IIJ4, MANII.I.A AND
•USES
1?OI'tt W"«lOW
A
w
in
Umai, Frock & Spanish fno,
Bvaadka IA Original Packaft^
BOLB AQBWTB
ro»
•nnsiksMnaw(fca*|M*'1
(ILAHHL
rqrnr, LINH^KD mi,, Ti Hi'K!ttui»»
ea«.
1
KAIi. KA"
'-IPK.
fABLK AMD POOKKT (M'TLRHV,
Hirer Plated Ware, l.eathar aa A
•abber Belilag,
BBUBHB8, OOTTOR ANH IIKMI' TW1BBM
BBOOM TWINKS, IIKOO.M Hiiti
PITCH, OAK I'M, Kll.r.' IIAl^H
HMRHK HlliMS. IlliKHK NaII.N*
PUMPH, 1'ISTIM.S, MIOT ltd OHBB
POWDKK
vnm
KI.AIR
KITTLEH AND SAI't'K I'ANrt, IIOI HK CAR
PRXTERH' 8IIII' t'AHriMKH.s' MA
OIURIHT'S AND CODI KIIH' TOOI.H.
Aad a general ae.ortiriml uf rwda in »nrHne
whioh we offer at Vt Ht)l KHA l,K A HBTAIA
at tbe
Lowest Jlaruet Rates,
AUf VTM KOIt
FAIRBANKS SCALES
Aad Safari's Prenion Plswt.
ygr Soaatry Berrhsnt. will it t„ n .ii
Ivaata^eU eall and j.rir*. rnir ^ioda before
aarohaaiag alaewhert, aa w» cu oiler avipeeler
tadueeai.au o ort.tn^t oash hayarn.
DAVID Kb ET K. WOOB*
TODACCO A 8ECAR4.
DAVEXPOITT
TOBAHOW OK KS.
Flae CBI Tokirrn ABI L((in
At Wboleoale
rOURBJI,"
lR TRADR fTPPt irn WTTII TtIR IHTAITB
"AraenaP* and other r».. brands,
P. II. HIUlKAItlta n,
f^oat Street, between I'errr and Iowa,
eetl-dly Kavi-npoet.^
a. raoBaa. a. wimsil
JACKER fc WINECKR,
•iitrriflvraw o HBAI aaa ia
SEGAIIS, TOBACCO,
PIPES. AO..
its. aa
lr Street, ketwsss
it
ThM Site.,
DAVIS PORT, ISWA.
se»M-dly
Where do yen bay year
FURNITURB9
DEUT80*HMANN'8
OF C07B8B!
lBw.BBBaaSBd
t..iMt.rsrry
sad Back la.
land streets,
DAVEITPORT, IOWA.
There yoa eaa always Snd a isapl"" sainaiat
sfalegaat Peraltore. aada ta the BKiet aabatasUal
aaaer. Parlor and ChaahaeBettB always on haad.
Give aa a eaU. P. HBOTSCHIIANIf,
ssrtMly UBaatM Street. Dav.
aport.
IiADIBS' FURS.
•elteekesealt. II la Ik. Stale,
i
MINK SETTS
From to 9190 a Set.
Brmino,
lOWAs
iPitom
a,Sqnirrel,
Kuskrat,"^
Froncfe,
4.l«
yWue.
woald jM-
mrnfr
SaaHB AO
'A.*'*
tf'
i*
a si lisfd*
the
Snfth
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