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W51PORT OEWOCHAT
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SI I'KiUi» -i IIU.KI
aicmKiHoi hb"*-
ProprCW*
OM!j(d*Mv»r«dIcf.ttf,pery**r
delivered In cltr, mej*..**
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t^,'j
LOCAL ITSM8.
cwmn- W*T.»" is *ure
alt diseases ef the Kidney
Drojgists
for l)mtcl».
For ale t'/ *1
Fa** TO »*'nr.—E'shty aw, *1 cuUI
*ateS, s» 1 h••»««. *"d fcath rent.
Ki,o aioes & Hao.,
Lsmi tii'J Ir.sursnre Ag'ta, Visle'a Bl' ck.
Janes 3. Kikk & Co.'s line staple ar.d
PtUBT DaTIS* WiSTABLt pAl* KlLI.SK.
TBI OH8AT fAIIILT MtlllCINS Of TBS AOS
Pain Killer tnken intTialir, should he adul
terated with milk or water, and sweetened
with au,{sr i! desired, or ma le in'o syri
with in jl*a a. For a ''jugti, a f«jr drrj.8
on *u.'\re*t' n will he more effective than
anyttiin.'els«. Far Sore Throat, ((tree
the thr at with a mixture »f Ca n Killer and
water and relef is trnmed at.,- sou the curs
positive It shijuld ii'it be forgot!*n that
ths Ftin Killer is (-'pally a« good to take
interoaUjL, as to une esieriieii Lack Ut
tie is wrapped villi full directions for its
use.
T:t". O.iouti and litiwii Ui.*t*t)T, fir every
family to keep on hail,
Ai.len'*
l.i so
Halsim It sells everywhere, ami Rives
aatisfaotioii. K»»l t!io fn! owing ex'.inc's
from letters H. jwm, lirugn.it,
Unlontown, I'enn., writes, April 4,
AHen'e Lung Balsam tiafl pcrfuriiiinl seme
remsrkaHIc cures about litre. I recon:
mend it with coritMeme in all diseas"s ol
the Throat and Lun^s
Stshlino Bko
Droct-ist*, wr to from (Jarrulton, Januiry
27, Send us ?i* 'lorsn AiLKx'a
Lc«o
Baijiam.
Wr nre eiitirfly out of it.
It give •1 more general »*tifa tnm tlnn any
othrr medicine we Be'!." Sold by all Deal
ers in Family Mediciues.
TUB Tnat i«» HTiirttr C«n *n Oti. In the
world, miiiufiii-iumi from fr-»h, h. lir.rt u|
oa tli.- pn..r» It l« to pufi a».tl »»ict
1'atW-nt* Who tinvf ..M" taU-n It an t»V- n"
A«k f"r "II.Kird A 'i«l U»rr
factB'rd l7 l'li«i.l., lifts A «'u to
Caawsll, Mark A C'u N«w Vork. Wold b» »:i ilru.
(lata th'jrJmaiA w»ow
1Ioi,LO*at's PIIXS
A»I
«»i!»T»isr«T.—
Falliiig of the womb —Daring the early
Stages of grjUtiuii, many yjiing in.'trrieil
fenialea are kuHj -ct to a Binkin of the womb.
Whi' ti ci'.sr* 1'iem coosi Ifrablo Irop.ilation
and uik-bbiihm*. i lie Oin "111 lit will be I ootid
inf i'u ib'e in th*ae einergrni*n/«,i»B it entirely
(lupous s W1U1 th« nercs:t f.jr /irf-irirt nr
nsclianical ajji-ni'ies. The IMIs will brace
t!ie enf^eblrd or iii«t atrengtbrn the sy*
t'-m and secure the invalid from a future re
lapse. Thete medicines are valuable ia all
cimplainta incidental tJ ths female sex.—
Sulil by all Uru^^ sts.
"Btrrett'i Tegetable Hair Kestorstive"
took the Firtt Premium over all conipsti
tnrt at the N«w II
tni!"l'ire
Imi«
Slate Kmr. It
•tan lB infe*«edly without a rival through
out the uintry, an I ia driving all other
prepiri'i trin t(»? mirket.
pkta Pti'i.ic LrAgrr.
P'i 'a lei*
Srssa's Wivsssro the pure juice of the
grape w'lime pure and generous qualities
cannot he ex -eViad for the invalid or cons
valeaont. Tli -y arc highly esteemed for
sacrnment''- purponea. N. B. O^od Wine
maUet ^rooii !'.o^d.
U" T.. S'«v H«t -'o to the llrysrit A Ftrtttor
lows stur Hutiiifl't ('olle|i» to pel a thuroatfh prsr
Meal
n
riliR
knd« of (tuid and
WUvrt, VAV!.1»H A I'O..
fe iJl dly Itankar*. Wall St.. N«w 1 orfc,
Wotlre.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS
Vl tt I llc I HI
1 !••*. I «••««I iinil I'opnlnr l'«l.
«li n^, I i ti(I r.-ililiM'l imea nrr
bwn pr*i»arvd frem every TurietT of wood, and
froni thp jla? nent lo the in«it elaborate j'Hiterr
ftnd hnmh tor i««c!oain^ !b*» S-icfr N**w Kanuit
Machine. Pa*enr«^rt No, Hr»
til Slr.'f,. dAwlr
3Vt I-i LI N E H"y
MRS. 3S1 Ii (TKD,
iFt-rfTU'rly
1l»*A
BEAUTIFUL,
Sie09CSt! V PR RKSU ..r Mi TOHIAKEOIA,
for BRAi IK* I S'i THE CoMPLRXIO.^
an 1 t'K&*K«Vl sa TilK^KlN.
Thla InralaabU* toilet article wm dlacovrf«*d by a
Cftt* Crated t-hnm^i n Kratu'e, nu\ it tptohlmtbat
th« L.t of Curt tif Knr iw« thar bcaaty.
Wli'i «i H* *i.u :it ttn pur.- thi-re ii tiw article
ttar will com rare with it a« a txMUUder of the com
lion ani t»f tie *ki:i
C. Mrrir^aeT pnrcha^rd t'ia rocr'pt of him
.Writ' t-nyfirti i|f«) h- i* alnr^ thrit Urn- it a
pm trial am »»sr hi# pora-Mial f-i^ida anfl ibe aria
V»TAt:r rtrcle*# of t'hlii.l-Mphia.New York.HalHtnorf
B.mioq, New tfl»-ana. S'. HT^nrab. "i«ra
Uh
W.:•«.«. :.N i ,Ar Th»»* tara i? w:t
U^-tH'iAed i n'r »!'.• and »o i!d ronaui#r 'be to!-h
-rfeci wittiii':' iSU•!••'ichtful and pare!? harmle«i
Mv.iaratton. \\.-uw% H«' 'la Hud Oarelsa
BIOHARDSON BROS.
TiteentbTy
thi
OH
fancy Soap*, comprising German Brint Orr.ua liorst. Tbs Finance
MattM. ():ive, Star, Improved Chemical,
IV i, Ac S ld by a'l grocers ar. faney
goods dsalen
Tub ck Island
HAM iikrv nvvOINTED
h? hio H»an! «»f Sii|»crvi«ora t»f Hcott t'oanty. Mi
teurli'ti? thf |*o««r. An ha» lwn
imrr of anl Ksfih S:m-tl.rr the
1 *i»t\ the T«wothip will !n
all«'udATir«* from l» A. W.. to ft IV M. tluS nn»i a'i
uiona for rrJlrf mnolbetn^e at tb«*'ab.»*r of
U UN1RRMAV.
TO THE LADIES.
I'OVt 4Mi: IMIIJ.4K,
W# ^rr Stlka. MhwIp, Pry »nd F«tcy
of ve*rf df# r!p:li»ti. M«m», Silvi Wir^ K irnitur*,
St? Mbit- rrrf.»,»(« fr«m i./ -enl frr«
f- n u i i n i o i a n
ward* fin uUrp ecbl i"a? v a1«ir**##,
att.'i il.'.iii! MRSSKNUKH A ri«,
IV Mo*, ^1. 4. Ilatii^^r t.. lK»i»u»n. Maea
IV fi.Aaa.i
TO ('IA)SE Ol'T IIKB STOOI
o? off^ra great m-fiicementa to
the Lidie-a in tht lin^ s *oda, partietiUrlj
A O I N
Wi'l be aold I.e#a thnn Coal. \cr SO d»?a.
TOILET.
Gcos W, Lsaird's
O O O Y O U
EAUTIFIES THE COMPLEXION
•pti'i f't •/. f,trt. t\ rt-rrt Ar/fr
4'
tifgirrt n $• /?,
rfrfir,
fmw/A, an 11 it-
li'tnl fumplrri,.-,. .•../1 all Tr*r,
•md fnnst Cr.rft rtftwhrre.
Depot, 74 Fnlton Street. Hew York.
JK YOl WISH TO i E
Av
-,ac*db*R«lng
ani -I.- Tbia artkla fa r. r-.hnr
At 1 V« cm •Mmroit on esch Wv'_tio other
l»ceaain». IVpot. No. 1"» Nort1:-»*nih Strert.
ft o hj all P-1- rlst* and PerOnnurt in the I'nited
8ut*l and I'snvia. fohi-dly
kaiibe's
•air
Rrstorative or Reaewer!
Is the oti t^- i w: -h vri brirg lirev hair to Its
•rb-.nal r.dor la a short time, also red or !l?ht hair to
a besntifu!
hrowr. It la a «nre core for all scurvy and
dandruff, nee It aad bare clean coats aad clear healthy
»c*ipe. It!» a«e.: an i re-ommended by „Ur hast dt
isens. among whom sre K. 1.™rv. Klwreser Cook.
(|}eo I, Davenp"r\ Dr. W. \V l'.irk.r, .lames Arrn
Stronc. .C Bslls, S. 11 McN %'.r M. 1H1«. 11, jr.,Geo.
H. T'srker, Dr. ltadolph AU-ertl, W. H. Dnrant, Jno
1*. Cook. John P. Usury, Dr.'J. W. Wltherwax, snd
tnaay otters.
Trcpar-d on!r by I, Orabbe.' iuce- the 1 ion Store,
|oruer JUln snd "eou.d street For esi al« by A.
Hi, Trc.uont Il. :ie, Chicago, Hi., auc l\ Mailer
Michigan Av-nne. Detroit. Mich.: U hlehn, La
t'rosee. Wis Mrs. E Y. Wllscn, Duhnqne, Iowa,
i. W. MeSthasjr, Drngglst. Marion. lows C. IT.
Voodwortk.CUs^cal Works, Boebeetsr.M.
E A11.
I V 1 E H.
lyrics, call at K Dixon
k
S jM and
tee Thomson's Patent (slove Fitting Corset,
so highly spoken "f ia Harper's Basaar.
Bridge Trails.—9upt. Kimball hat mad*
arrange
nti for running budge trains reg
ularly until tlie opening of aarigaticia. For
hours departure see advertisement.
Committee of the Birtis Opera House
Opening are rtq itsted to me at the Dsn
ocittT Counting Room this evening, at half*
past seven o'clock.
Wants:i —Six or eight g»od painters
can find immediate employment on tbe
eteemer Minnesota, new lay'ng at Le Claire
Iiwa, spoly to E. W. Liana.
liarcii 6th, IBM
I.sa Bioies.—A yntttrf man named John
Smith, son ef lti hard Smith, csr-builder
st the railroad shops, had bis leg broken,
yesterday afternoon, by a heavy car-wheel
falling against it, bruising it vsry badly.
1'OLICK CoiHr.—Isaao Sticnhoff is some on
ths muscle—be strikes st times, sn prides
himself on s heavy blow —such an ons hs
gated A. Uurgcl last evening, rou'-h to
aai 1 gentleman's ditcomfeiture, and hs ac
cordingly appealed to the law. The la'.v,as
sipounded by 'Sqnirs Dittos, gsvs thefts
tic gent a choice between seven days board
at county expense, or psy $7 00. At last
accounts ths Qstic gent wss waiting for his
mothsr to corns and pay tlie floe.
Hi.Afk.'-viTBiNu. Itaac Hannah, one of
our most worthy mechanics, his purchased
Johnny Smith's blacksmith stand, on Print
street between Main srul Drady, and solicits
a fair share of public patronage. For three
rears past he has bsen iu Oso. Rodman's
shops on the lslsnd, sod, during the wsr,
was cavalry blacksmith in Uen. Pleasant
ton's division, lis proposes to shoe horsss
in tbe best ^tyle two dollsrs, and do all
kinds cf jobbing st reasonable ratsa. 1st
him be libsrslly patronized.
Eari
V
IWCIDMTS.— Yesterday we tneo-
tioni'l the flrst birth and th.e first marriage
thatoecurrsd in Divenport. We sro inform
ed by Hon. Jsmes Thorington.tbst the first
desth wsa thst of Lucius Finch, who died
June '-".Hh, 1838, though the I'robste Hec
erds show ilist Abrsm Fruchs died early
in the summer of 1S3S, but probably not in
Davenport Township, Mr. Trucks estate
was ths first probated in the eounty- -Jno.
W. Parker being tbe first county Judge of
Scott county Mr. Finch lived and die-1 in
a brick house that formerly stood on ths
southwest corner of Fourth and Brsdy
atrcrt.
Dainusn
inm« (••lacaiion, or to txvoaie gooil tound
t«l«K*ra{ih 'i- rtt.tr For cir 'iUra ami papers, t*
droo, «Uni|i) "Tlie llrfaut & Htrattuc
Cominurcitl ''.•Herfe. llavenport, lows.
Kriim 'T1"|11*lr llye, Nutnral, Ptira'i's, Hjaa'!fnl
itaal »iid In the World. Hoi 1 It* ^i tinirf.
fole
ist*atid«'"1.
rjr JOHN J. Kit''Vlt
Proprietor. i :Sv. I ii laili tphia.
J. T. 1 tvpLs, Gardener and Florist, oor*
4th ami Main .Sts., fruit anil ornamental
trnpo. v
Royal Havana Lottery of tnha.
%W i\ iu V ».» th»- s-.^nlfh t^»«"*n*nTt
ft srt*n t» v.v.?r t, i,* I"
1 'iun'.ih' Ti«e IJ'I.
tor U iublooii*
OCT OK
Camc —Arthur Jacobs
privats of the Ordnance Department on the
Island, desertsd his colors about a year
ago. Soms tno months ago he wss discov
ered at a railroad station this side of Chioa
go, arres'ed, snd tried snd convicted bv a
court martial at Kort Wayne, lud. As this
is not ths first oTense of the kind of which
he has been guilty, his ssntsnce was a se
vere and ignemi:.ious one. He was con
ductsd to Kjck Island for its execution.—
Uis head was shavsd, snd tbe letter "D"
bran Is 1 on hi- hip. At eleven o'cloek yes
tsrday forenoon, be was drummed off the
Bri Ife to the air of the "Uogue'e March
iuih ii glory—such fame.
Argut
aecntesiu of be
ing mixed because ws admits Gough, and
advocate a License law. The
Arffiit
A Pbe^-im Marshal Kauffmati in
forms u that lm Lasfi-. e ca«eaof smaU pot
ui'dtr hischtrtji. in one bouse in the city,and I
that he spent ths entirs d«y je«w rdav io
search of sums convenient place, outside
tbe city limitw, where they night be taken
and csred for withoit ccdsngering the health
anjlireiof those lirios ia the ueighbor
bood of the place wh-re they are now kept.
Toe nutter of securing «ome hospital or
ptst-home for tbs county and city, hss sev
eral tiin»s b:cn brought before tbe public,
and pretenteJ to the county and city aa
thcites. Yet, nothing hss been done, and
-.re now find an actuil, prasent need for
such s plate. The Marshal hss tried his
best to find a place
I
should
hesr the Iscturs once, and it would theu see
the consis'ency. Show in a man possei
ing any ol the finer sensibilities, however
small, snd hu must a lniirs Uough. Mixed
v
No sir, we took it straight six time-i, that
bring the seventh time we've heard him on
tem|ersnce, and at no time, one word on
Maine law or License law. Goegh believes
in tempersnce, acts it and talks it, ns no
other in«n ever did or cau, and we admire
him. We bfii vein temperance, snd bs
lii ve it can be accomplished ie*t bv a ju
dicious Liccnse Isw. Tslk of "mix" when
criticised for letting the Bads carry a ditn
Olratio city— democrats voting the lllack
snd-tan-ticket. "There's someliing rotten
iu Denmark, we fear."
Tuc Amssicau KaasMAsos.—This is the
title of a nsw and promising masonic pub
licstion. to be issued quarterly by tbe Amer
ican Masonic Publication Co., Cincinnati,
Ohio. The flrst number i already at hand,
and Imm a pretty thorough exsininntijn of
its contents we feel sure that it cnunot fail
to meet with the unequivocal approval of
the craft throughout the country. It ia
brought nut in superior style on heavy pa
per—4^ quarto pages,
t-
per annum, paya
ble aftsr rcceipt of first nuinhtr. The table
of contents of ths number before us is ex
tensive, and the arliclea of great inWrest.—
No inuson cm tail to derive valuable funds
of inlprn^iirti IVwru its perusal, and as it is
tofrfiy lini'OssiV.e that a man can be a
"bright mason" without being a "reading
mason, we take especial pleasure in rscom
mending ths publication.
Firm Chanob
in Iowa
Bimhsss Coi.lboe
—In consequence of the deocata of Samuel
N. lies, F,«(| and theoontinued ill health of
Dr. lies, a change in the proprietorship snd
management of the Iowa Business College
at this place became absolutely necessary
—thsrefor, as will be teen by advertisement.
The old firm of lies & Moutague baa been
dissolved, and that of Montague A Curtia
created.
Concerning tbe present senior partner
Mr. Montigvie, very little need be sttid, as
his excellent business traits and auper or
accomplishments aa a commercial teacher
sre already thoroughly known and appre
ciated in this community.
Persia
h** ctv,*n j. n:ir#» «a«Ufarti in e^ery tnatarsri*,
|||«t he i-» n »w I' o??r It to *be pn^ 'c Th e
Ikft. u ••ntir.'A •••ff.-r. from aajtii-r.^ of' it k::.d
m*'T*tV'fnt»te1. unl wirraw*»t
TOHK FKOM
KL\.
PoiSOVoi'si 8t'BTANOK^
AUt*r i*itig Os'eVa IVr«la ^nd Vlrtori* Hegls
|»f a abort vw. th.^ktn will hn.o naoft wtln-Mke
ItW' i'v u myvt* afrr«boeaa •mo-tbnr«a and e«ft
Sf*a to tbe »k n P'at ran obIt
Mr. Curtis cornea among us a perfect
Stranger, yet bringing sn excellent record
Fjt
a year psst he lias been a partner io
tbe Bryant
com-
pttin t» initt^e Tht» »kin or complexion. S it ••Than
C*a a heauu^ci. *in S ir» i** r%unot ,v
|#cfe1 br C\.- rV*^»t «Verr«*r.
rem vty T*?j. Fr*»rk1 «•«. ftenburti, ao* Cat a
W»a« l).*e#«»«a 'Mm tbe k n. it la mvataahi*.
'1 ha« ev* ry confl1en- e In reenm
Wi*': I• ti? till Vtrtor'a ar. OaceV.a de Perala to
|hr L«lNwVtj:tbou perf«etamd rellablatui
l« arll'le now 'r 11 e
OKNTINB 1'RRPARKT* ONLT BY II. McCU S-
KEV.
k
Stratton Commercial College
at Burlington, lows, where he is spoken of
in the highest terms of prsise For two
years previous ha waa one of the principal
teachers In Iterant 4 Stratton's Commercial
OolVgs of Chlci2)i where his labara were
highly satisfactory, and succoaaful. Pre
vious to t:i.it me he spent many years as
a suocsssfu' school teacher. Together,
these gentlemen miking up the new firm,
lortu a strong combination, both being com
petent to assume charge of any department
in either theoretical or practical commer
cial instruction. If ripa experience, energy,
and a unyielding determination is in basis
of success, then they are certain to suc
ceed.
Ths institation for the psst year hsa been
in an exoellent condition—conetantly gain
ing in influence and reputation and there
is every reason to believe that it will move
right along in ths same line—e*ery year
becoming mors and more indispensible to
publie, and remunerative U tbe proprietors.
Let ths Iowa Dull*— OaUegt b* |)Md
•••sly pstronissd.
tbe cases now on his
haads, and can find no community willing
to receive S'ich neighbors. In his opinion
it is not safe to keep them in the city yet,
if the city authorities so order, and the
public s*quiesce, here they wili remsin. Ne
community, far or tiesr, in or about the
city, want such neighbors, snd stiil thsre is
no place to tske them. If this is a matter
that belongs to the suthoritiss, they should
atund toit. If not, then the citizens, in
self protection, should tske the mailer in
hand. A plsce might he secured on one of
the islands below tbe city, which would an
swer for all city and county purpose*, and
in case of neceisitr. could be ussd for quar
antinu purposes. We bring this matter to
the attention of tbe public in order that
they may know wbst there is in the city in
tbe way of contsgious or infectious disess
ss, and take such steps ss they msy dsern
advisabls to prutset tbe health of tbe eity
When we know the danger, it iaanrely time
to remove it.
WoHKIKl OCT AH OLD ROAD TAX. —Mr. M
Pitchsr, known to all of our Jersey llidge
friends, refused, last year, to work out bie
road tax or to hire it done, and was sccerd
inrly returned marked "unpaid." Noa
there happened to be a vcr,' bad place in
tbe road on tbe Jerssy Ridge road at Duck
Creek near tbe Orphans' Home. It was a
most pokerish looking placs especially
when the water is high in that meandering
stream. For the sake of tbe public safety
and that the tax might be paid, ho was rs
peatedly solicited to work at that place.—
Consistent to the last he refuted. He
thought that anj one who could not keep
the road there, even in high water, ought
to get wet and he wouldn't help them out
either. The road is atiil unsafe and now
the water pours in torrente over road and
bridge ao that passengers ate obliged to
swim their hora.'i. Mr. Pitcher came in
10-dsy. Like a va'mi knight on the res
cuo charge, he entered the current, muddy
with the hillside washing. His noble steed
struggled with the jrrent lost his footing
horse and rider wire swamped in ths
muddj turbulent water—they meandered
down a short distance and emerged spout
ing, blowinjr, well satisfied tbat they bad
worked out the "oM road tax
New
RAILROAD TO
Cnicauo.— A new rail
road project ia developing itself at Peoria,
aa we learn from the
Jranteript.
It is no
less than the extension the Chicsgo,
Burlington and yuincy branch road from
Burlington and tialssburg to Psoria on to
Chicago, v.s ,Ten Mile Creek to Metamora,
tliencc to Wcnone, Ot'awa and Aurora.—
The project la not only feasible but is well
received. There is a charter, received from
the Isst Legislature, for a road frem Peoria
to Wenona. From Wenona to Ottawa a
road is already in progress, and a portion,
seventeen miles, we believe, in operation.—
From Ottawa to Aurera Is the Fox River
Valley mad, in aid of which tbe city of
Ottawa has subscribed $150,000, snd other
localities pinaller amounts. The distance
between Peoria and Chicago by this route
would be 150 mile-, making it the shortest
routo between two cities. The chsrters of
all theae roa.ls—tho Peoria end Wenona
ths Wenona and Ottawa and the Fox River
Valley—will be turned nver to the Chicago
Burlington and Qnincy tbe moment perpet
ual latssof a fair character may be granted
by that company. In view of the cheering
indication of the eventual success of the
Peoria and Rock Island Railroad, tLe value
of this new line will rsaiily be appreoiated
by our citizene.
Trxmokt Watchbs.—Tha old and relia
ble Tremont Watch Company, of Boston,
desire to be plainly understood that they
chsllen^e any and all competition in the
production of fine, reliable time keepers.
Tb ir watches are machine made, snd every
part aud jar so! is as uniform and perfect
as human ingtnuity can devise. The ma
terial is always of the lines! and choicest
)uality, and every watch utfered is perfect
ly honest, accurate and rslishle, and can
not fail to satisfy ths purchaser. Years of
labor and large amounts of money have
been eipended in perfecting these watches,
snd to-day the rank first snd foremost in
the world. The reputstion thus gained by
the Tremont Company has cost uiany thou
sands, and will be supported at sll h*z
srds. Dealers should urder their stock of
watches from this corporation.
"Could I forget
What 1 have been, I might the better bSMf,
What I am deatined to."
You once bad a fine head of hair, which
from disease of neglect turned grey and
fell out. You cannot probably forget tbat.
Ton sre destined to wear a wig all thereat
of your life. You will have to bear that.
Had you used "Barrett's Vegetable Hair
Restorative" these evils would have been
spared you. Other people will probably
profit by your misfortunes and use tbe
pr.iper remedy in tiuie—the Restorative is
the most elegant toilet dreasing and re
newer in existence.
ROTAt BAIISG POWDSS
is actually cheap-
er by twenty-five per cent, than Cream Tar
tar and Soda, as commonly used. Ask
your grocer for it.
ra.TR news.
—Pile driving continues night and day
on the new bridge at Dubuque.
—The Fort Madison
ly
in fsvot of
election resulted
the
eitire Democratic
heavy majorities.
ticket, *»y
—The Hawkeye knows of a lady in Bur
lington who has such a horror of trichina,
that she has forbidden her children to read
Bscon.
—Msj. J. G. Floyd, sn o'.d and influential
citizen of Keokuk, died on ths 4th inst.,
sged fil years. He was well known through
out ibis State and the wast, where hs was
for many years smploysd by ths Federal
Government as engineer upon important
public works. Ths Constitution ssys he
left a large family to mourn his death.
—The Hawksye says it is 14ft yesrs
since tbe first white man—Marquette by
nuns—armed in Burlington. Ho eoms
there from Quebec, and net fancying the
aite left for other parts.
—Charles
P.
Crosby, a eery temperatS)
industrious mechanic of Independence, shot
himself through tho heart oa Thuredey last.
No reason is new te tbs nth act. Hs
lefts lettsr,titM
Ml frill
ncpoar
or tub
Nnperlatemlent ol" tlie Pabllc
Wc-huul-a ol" Slie «'liy i" llsrea
port. IS-ohs Heplesnber 1S»#T le
Pebrnnry •*»•».
lo A« JBomrd of V**etof tf
District of tht Clftr Pttmyvrt
(liifissin.—la conformity with tbe reqire
oieatsot vour rules, 1 respecting suba.it tbe
following Mf brat Setni Annual Kewort:
Tbevv *rs ia U.« i ibe board torty
leu len.L«ri, oicuj.ju.f ttiulv-ssten school
rooms. Ths schools may te claexte* by ds
art meats, as follows: Une High tichoiil, fsur
lirtmatr twelve lsteruiedisls aud «i|itiieeo
I'nuiary tjcbusla. 'lle nty is divided luto us
n i
1'iatnct Xo. 1—East Uaveaport lacludsssll
that part ot the city lyiageaatof Fsroam street.
It hat a two story arick boose ot six rooms, with
174 seats ibe grounds co»prise sia lots, ue the
north nd'e ol fconrth »treet, east ot Mississippi
'iMa'uict So. 2 —lneludss tbat part ot the aily
between Fa.asm and Uatrieoa. sonth ot Tenth
street. Upon tbsse lol*. south east corner of
Hevcnth Slid I'err streets, is located the ••Old
tous School House It is twe stories high,
wah a baa'tasnt, i jntsins aia robins, and has
seats tor ."-b pupils
U itrict So.:.— Itxtsn Is from Hsrrisonto Msr
qu»tte, and from front to Tsatb atreetiL Ths
school houss at the i-orner of Siith and W arrsn
streets. Is a two atory brieL, witb bassaient, ans
contain* eight rooms, and has seats for 4:o pu
ml. I'srspacitv i»further increased by ed opting
t'.e hall lay s*a'tsin in some of tbs lower rooms
The African'Methodis* t'Lureh. on lourth
street, is also occupied ty sixty pupils of this
U.air
District Nj. 4 —North Uarenpoft extends
from Frrnsm to Msr»juelte, aad from Teatb
street to Ouck Creek It bus two buildings bs
twsen Maine aud Harrison, uear Locust, fcaeh
is of brick, two atones bi«h. The new one baa
#:i rooma—"74 pu^ila, »nJ tn* old one
two rooms, it-sttn^ V ptiptii.
Uistric* No. 5 Veat DareDrort ia bounded
on tbe uurtti bT axtanaion of Kiefenth at reft,
eaal bv Maruuette, aouih by th« river and meat
bv west I.oa see. and iV Its school sccom
niodst ions consist at present of a two story Moos
He ise uf two rooms seatini US pupils.
district No. vHambur« eitsads from
M»r. oiette atreei west lowest line sec. i! snd
•JU Slid Iroin the line of Klevenlb street nofth «e
Ir,-k Creek It has a two story wood building,
containing tljree rjonte and is# seats.
The High School Muildm« at Sixth and Main
streets, is a two story brick, c.tntsiuing one
school 'room, two recitation rooms, office of the
hchnol llosrdand Superintendent. It has desks
snd obsirs for o:i pupils.
"l'tius it spp«sr thcte are, belonging to the
eitT, eight school butldioge, cspeble ol accom
modating '.V'"1-1 pupils.
In addition to the above, there is in process
of eomi letion, in District No. •, a three story
bri' k house, eontainti twelve school rootr«,
intended to Bceoinmodste TOO puplis. So thai
at the commencement of another school year ws
tnsv bops to hsve room for li.iio pupils in tbe
Publia .Schools. Hut there are in the cny, ac
ordiBK to tbe last school census, children
ttiS'. draw public money, aud ars entitled to
Public 8chi ol privileges'. Deducting from this
tbe number ibat can at present be accommoda
ted, and we have that i a- net go to aebool
from lack of sufficient school buildings. Of this
number about are in the various prlvste
schools of the city, and the balance, of 2,70S,
ars at home, or at work, or mors likslv still
running tbe streets.
Ti.ere ure. 1 am aware, a few persons in towu
that claim to belie e that our pressnt school ac
commodat'oiis sre ample ibst tlie erection of
mors school btuldlrgS is nnnecesssry Tbe
facts exhibited bv our l'nncipnl's Kepi rls, ers
that there bat scarcely been s Mondav morning
during the prestn! year, on which pupils ha»e
not be.n refused admittance to school trim lack
room, and on one morning, at only t» o ot the
school buildups. fT children wers denied ad
tnissioB far thsi reason Of the Isrgs cumber
thus unable to attend the day acho' l, l."»ii have
See:. tauKtjt In the evemn^ schoidt. Most of
tbe rth*rs liave probsblv gone nntautrht This
ia not an sgrci atle ei»nditu'n ot afla.rs lor the
conteinpla.ion ol the plrlsniliropist. But Dav
enport is by nomeans an isolated inktatice, l.»r in
alrnoul evsrv jir'Uperous city and town, Kast or
West, to the horror of the miserlv, there arises
the cry, give us mors school bouses.
Ths soliool census for the pai»t Tesrs shows
the tolio io increase of children
Years. l*o. Children. Increase.
1M3, c.'-iSO
1W4, 3,j"0 »4»
lets, 4,47 a
1-iii, r. .nil ST#
ls-jT, e,y«8 64T
Using an a*erags increase of *7" per year.
The total enrollment, average enrollment, av
erage attendance and per cent, of attendance is
shown in the following tsble
Dist. Tot. Kn.
AT.
En. Ar. At
So
No. *. MS
So. 3, 607
Ho 4. 490
No. C, IM
No ii,
Utijh flch ICS
27.1
8«ia
443
40T
111
IS!
82
214
816
4*»
8»
115
TS
THE OREATSIST GOOD TO THE GREATEST NUMBER.
Pr. of At.
SM.l
87.8
•3.1
•1.1
•0.1
91.7
VS.
Totals. 3,324 1.S41 1,M1
Av.
*0.
The whole number of pupils, ihe nueiber to
earh teacher, the annual coat of tuition per pu
pil.
and the par csnt ot attendance io some of
the lirge and also, some of the smsll cities
Kast aud West, are shown in ths fallowing
table
Cities. Whole An. cost No. Pn. Pr of
No. of to! to each Att.
Bo'tos,
New Yolk.
Albany,
is. .'.net!,
Uro.iSlyn.
Oilrnijo,
I le«e:and,
Whee, UK.
(Iraud lUplds,
tton. teacher.
3\»4S 4 B4
jto uoo ri.es ss
•2-1.1 4
11.71
a/.ciHi
KS.COU
si.nno
1-.5S0
New Usdtord. Mass. 4.0 i
/hi,' i" le, Ohio, 3.1"•«
K 'ti Wayre, Ind., fi.s'iS
1'nt'erion, N. J., *,?&0
Toledo, Ohio, S.551
Ii'.i^iiQ'ie,
Davenport, 6.S08
Kr'ap. Wis. 5,903
Adrian. Mich 2,4S0
i) A VENPORT. lv )WA, 9 ATURI) AY ~MAHCII 7. 1808.
dir. »t Tithoi^ -t.tiit ire Hstisne.l with tlie
W in- they iesnej. -tVv fe»l tbat they are
1' s theit
it r,
cular cu4n» tbat tiree tt eix hours la
i
r-
ii the 4 *lef tl.-«f j'.t-.*: or of «ny rt« nber
cf ii.»« nand» dVie n an cim Loi' or a wiiele
evenwg they arj free to iriTs It Ami
vet IU hlg'-es «'i?ets* depeti Is not »o si c'a
up 1 h» ar»5t Of la^jr periormed by the
teachfrisi i aptr.t with which it is done,
ao cthe ejs trient
n(
in no
so
the
euce an
S3.5
WI
li.01
14.40
li J*
11.00
•I w
io.ia
so
11.71
is.in
io w
»PO
11. w
io.se
7 so
S..-7"!
i.uSS
s.sss
T.'.l
S.30
The statistics abors have been taken Iroai
Superintendents' Reports, except those of Dav
enport, which are taken from ths .Secretary's
book
The following statement o' the cost of tuition
to each pupil per week in the the City, County
snd State, is taken Irom the Secretary's book
and front the State Superinteadent's Reports
AVSBAGS cosv rsa wees pea rrriL.
'.'ity of Dsvensort. Scott Co. State.
1861,
1W, 15 19
1S«.\ tt
U
IM7, it s IS
The above ififftW ftiat the cost of tuition to
each pupil per wesk in tbeeity, is only about
two thirds aa much aa it is through the County,
snd ju-t one hall ss much ss it is throughout ths
State. And it seems thst if sny have just cause
to oniplain of expensive instruction, they are
not those who reside in tbe city.
The Kvening Hchool, established by authority
of the Hoard, was opened in the Utons Building,
District No. 'j, on tha nrst of October, with ons
teacher. During the first week ths number in
attendance was so greet that a second teacher
was employed, and another room opened anS
soon ifter the vsry full condition ot ths schools
compelled the en.plovmsnt of a third teerber.
I pwards of 1M pupifs have attended the school,
and 1 believe they bave made very rapid progress
In their studies. The msturs sge of the pupils
has favored this. Hons are admitted under li
years of sge. But the earnestness end fsithful
ness of thoee sttendtnr has been the true source
of their success. Several rare ex amplee of self
denial, for the sske of attending, have come te
my knowledge. Une case of a young man, who
lived a mile and a half or two inlea away, who
left homo before day, taking bis dinner with
htm -worked all day at hard labor —came to
school and studied till 8 o'c'ock' and tooa his
supper after reaching borne at near 10 o'clock at
night. A xeel like this is sure to lead to succees'
Nearly all the pupils are occupied in labor dur
tng the day, and but for ths opportunities of tbe
evening school thev wnuld remain unedueated.
The branches taught are reading, spelling,
writing, arithmetic land to one class grammar.
Thsre baa boss an urgent call for an evening
school in District No. ti, but as tbe dsy sehoe
was not crowded, none was eatabliahed.
So far aa I bave heard tbe action of the Board
in anthorixiog the evsaing school is cordial I
approved.
At the commencement of the present year,
new arrunirement waa adopted, by which the po
eilion of Assistant, Principal, was abolished,
and tbe entire control of the school given to ths
Principal of the building. Tbe results of this
change hare been very fatisfactory. Tbe Pria
cipal now examines and assigns to bis proper
grade each new pupil that applies for edMissioa
to the school He thus becomes better acquaint
with all the pupils, and understands mere
clearly what is an i should bs required cf each
class. Ue stteoda to the examination and
motion of each pupil or class, investigates all __
rious cases «f disobsdience, and visits aad eon
suits with the parents as occasion sesms to de
tnanJ. Ue also gives close attentionto the way
in which the Janitor performs hie wock ef
cleaning, warming and ventillating.
Uv tbe action of the Hosrd at tbe same time,
tbe Princ'pal ib relieved of the enecial care of
the grammar room, snd assigned a recitation
room, where he can hear his elasses and the
teacher, formerly known ss asaistant in the
grammar-room, now hae tbe entire control and
responsibility of tbat room as other teachers
have of their rooms.
Never before hss there beee a time when the
teachers ef the city have be*n more earnest, aad
as I believe, more sneceeefal in their tabors th
during the past five montba.
The evidence of this, aside from a knowledge
of each teeeher's spirit end see), is the repM
pro
gress of ths papils ia their studies, their gener
al satisfaction with their schools and the exceed
ing rareneae ef complain
te from either papils
pa rente.
For this very deeirehle coaditiea ef abira,
ean aeeigaUe following reasoae: The Baaed
were very sseslnwe and decided In
ikae
to
y
ar.,1 eftrneati.' t®
DAVENPORT DEMOCRAT.
rn ther a•» r-H »t all
homan la'-er is this
u^i'"*i -rue. \ot by word alcne, do«s
e tea. hcl: ftt -t, bat every look has an mflu
^7 is s le«toa
It ativ a J,,,.),
t, b,hsn-^y.
pontented and
icpet-il, i„ tcather, for is ietlu.
nenatll^i
e )()U,
ot tbe teiio I
The ml jafac |i ,»rj ,i30» in, admission te
'Iipila, afniiQ tt aiiv room were eccnj
pied, baa at it eact
pro n^te regular'
attennaucn:4 to
re lrt(
ihe tssc! of un un
limited nti|«r And la «, though not
lea«t. is the«rv nnirrrssl feeling "B 'be part ef
the teaebeStbat tbey have the kiadayuipa by
and hearlst'-iyport of everv meoitw Sf the
School Boat.
Ite^. tfu'tv submitted,
W. ». "MW,
:t,*-iotendenl.
To-Da's Advertisements.
•Id'UlHIITHIIW.
•AAt
IIANju
BI.AiUHIiri H.- FRONT
8trt*et. bft*
ftli
yr! II raee ahod
theheMmaitr
hX
reduced Oem-
era! Jobbto*
%ft(1 mj§firtpr1^«.f?
loo Ro»rante«d.—
iN ral pat/oi% p.»| cited. ir bT-dly
IdONEf
TO LOAN
ON EBAL ESTATE
INTUITED IX SCOTT COIXTT.
Apply tj
cbli.tr HAVI? i.N*TRfB.
A Valuable Contract.
rjlHIl STATlAORVTV of A WII I-KWOWlt
*nri vi ry .. Company will
jtrrn t-» aintle-mn?
0f
rote bitni«el|tit-rr
lhr
h-i»lMM
oMalnlni|r«s.ti,i, (tahllshlns nlf^clen ihronirh
out tb«-State. Tl- t.» b\* T-red a relbibV
»rt? wtlj b®igpf4etary
po,
will wire an
ndep4-ndence itt n .per ertort Addreaa, with
r«v.un
ii\ KACT, IV
v
ho* New
Jty. b7 1M
UissalaUa if Ca-Partaersbips
FIR!
wiSt
l""'
be p.
'PHIt FIRM Claps *ONT.M!f*, OF THK
1 Iowa Stat-IUb. College, Is'fcis day d'.sol
vsd by mstnal tee" All de*t dee said flrsa
Jot.tacae Ari le, to whom asl
ajr* oat the fe tir© mu»t bt» reeaotetl for ad
atlmrnt. TUO' J- 1UW.
Adulnlstsor SAM. M. HIS. deeassed.
A. J. MONTAOl'K.
Daves port, Mas l«t, isjs.
Panieribip Nttiee*
Till I'niirf^jjk:,
HAVE
tih•*
*D co-p.rtf,i, ^nder th» »ine and styleof
Moataaae A a, *:.a w:il con'-ane tbs business
ot
tbe late arm |Q||| & Magtacut
Bf"
i
Jit
A. KIMUA1.I Asstt «opt.
Dfiveuporllllsrcli 7, ISIS, t:
E
B. I. PMMIRM K. Treas.
O
U
s
e
laKtelflatliiry
On tke Aanrlcasi svetena ssal
fwrsalsr sr Carta and lit
at lass ot* liaiah,
Tremint Watches
»-4
50
»n
St
V'i
51
91. S
SIS
to
w
H.3
nrr all pro
Kvery l'slih wsrrsated.
For Sale bv tt^rraJe ^. Lerally.
••saait. aosNve:
MKSSltS WHBBJ1K. I'AKSONS*
N
J.
1
I owe.
By viitue o( especial executios issued from
ths office of thl tlerk of the District Court of
Scott CountT. Sute »f lows, in fuvor of James
Bradshaw, anda^iast Charles Kegnsr, dated
March 6th, la'S and to me directed, commend
ing me that of he Real Estate hereafter Oe
ecribed of the s4d Charles Kegrer, I make er
eaaeeto be raedltbe sua ef eight hundred aad
twenty-four (O-jufgiiiASO) do are, with inter
eet and costs. 1 nvied upon ths following de
senbed HealEstite. lying and being sitnsted in
the County of Scott end Stste of lows, vis
Let Be. Blevea 11 in J. Bradehaw's snb-di
vision of e pert if Lot two «8 in Hestien M,
To waebip 78, of Sange 3, Best M'.
And I hereby givr public notice that I ehall
offer ifor eale public outcry, at the|0ourt
Bouse doer in tbs City ef Davenport. County
of Seott and
State of Iowa, or Saturday the «tb
dav of April 19*3, betweenthehoureofO o'clock
A M., aad 4 o'elwi P- B.. of said day, sale to
commence st tin hoir of tw o'clock T. of
said dey,aad 1 eill tell to the bigbeet aad beat
bidder therefor in caeh, the above deecribed
property,or snSriei thereof to satisfy the shore
debt, with intertelend costs.
Dated thii Cth dsy of llsrch, 18«».
filSTAVl'S BCBNITGBR,
marche d»t 'Sheriff ef Scott Countr, Iowa.
sheriff s SALE
STATE OF 10WA,) ,,
Scon COOKTY,
In the Distr tl Couit of Seott Oewitjr,
State of lows
By virtue of special execution tesned
from the office cf tbe Clerk of the District
Court of Scott County, Stste of lows, in fa
vor of James edshaw and againat Krnst
F. Merer, dattc March Cth, 188b, and to
me directed, ccsimsnding me that or the
Real Estate hertafter described, of the said
Ernest F. Meyer. 1 B»»We or cense to be
made thesu-j o'fivu hundred and forty five
(|5J5 0 .ijllsrs, »ilh "itereet ar.d coete
I levied upen tie following described Ileal
Estate, lyirg and ocing situated in the
Coaniy of ScoU ani itate of Iowe, eii
Lot No. einsen 116 in J. Bradabaw'e eub
di'ieion of. pen oiLot two
24, Townbeip 76, Bwg* E"««/•
And Iheiebr PnWl«
not,,:#
door
nnrt
in the City of Daran-
rioBnlr ot Scott and State of Iowa, en
.f'rv".!-."
IVZkp' TV said
CUy,
sale to com-
IISm £'^ef
P'
anH 1 •"l to the highest and
beet bidder there or, in caeh, tha above de
Brocerty.
rr
euffleient thereof to
eatie^f tbe above debt, with interesU e»d
"""bated this 6th
dsy of Msrch, 1868.
OU3TAVUS SCHNITGKR,
Mtfoh6-dSt] Sheriff of SootliCounty, Iowa.
OANCRRS cured.
GROrKICIRS. j._»-| o
P. KERKEH & S^ JbjlaStlC
GROCERS!
SECJOISTID STREET
•ttween Mala A Itnrrlwo*.
J. L. HEBERT,
Successor taf.1. Mark*.
DEALER IN'
GROCERIES!
Opposite PeiBfljlTaaia (lease.
JOSMI A IIUftR
HAS
E O E N E
Ills MCW AND COMMODluCa STORM
•Ve. 31
Brady
ftf.,
Beers below nnvesperl
tioaal Daak.
^su
TTHKni HE WILL BE TLRASKD TO MIST
bis old friends and all who want
H01CE (riiOCERIHS
AT
wbt will
The IjowssI Market Kates.
Tavenpnrt. Jan. tHb. 1W. -dA wly
Buy Your
GAME, POULTRY. OYSTERS,
FRESH FISH, K(i(JS, BUTTER,
CIIEC5E, ALL KINDS OF VEO
ETABLKS AND FUIITS AT
SWAN'S,
S«l.» RBADV ST.
REGNIER
DAY FORH-
A. Mt'NTAUl I.
J.
CDHTI8.
m- b? dtf
RAIlItDAD BRIDGE.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
ONIS'
AND WTERMOBDAT. MARCH VTH,
art urther bo ice, Train» be
tween Daeeru rt ^nlliock Is'»»d will run as
follows
lsavs nivBieoBT itt'i aoo ist.tn
7.am am.
is a. n.
lo.oo ion*
i.oo pja. m« P.N.
a.so s ao
a.45 i.it
a.ss 6.Art
7.SO *.©•
St
DHALRRS IN CHOlCB FAMILY
GEOOERI ES.
Teat, Dried Fruitt%
Whotirn Jt Willow W are*%
Cordage, Twine,
Whip*, Powder, L«ad, SUot« Ca$»«, Ac.,
4 Brady St* Dareaperts
few Grocery Store.
L. D. PAINE.
Very
Choice
Davenport.
SKILE8,
Family Groceries!
AXD
PROVISIONS.
Law Prietts YYaraated *aade
hoiorabm:
Cal! and ses i
Lsar d.
at ft,'! TUN'S BI,t» K.I'erry St
decii-dtf
Oldest Grocery House in Davenport.
P1TTEI& MARKS
Wholesale and Hetail dealers in
Choice firacaries,
NAILS, OILS.PAIMTS, ETC.
gy Call and sse Goads and learn the priees
NO. S BBADT ST. [Aw
el*
PtPtiS
Groceries
Family
lta'den l.saa.NewTork.
MEfBRS, BI'lFI.eW RK'tt. KKNNAIO.
1 Washington Street, Boston.
HERIKF'S PALE.
THB STATE 0* IOWA, I
Scots Co»*tt. I
Ia tne District (curt of Scott Coonty, Stste of
Brady
pf* withthalr
J«»d with tb«
Patent Unat
well known
Chronometer Balance,
Kfcoplog eqna" !:i* '.o wt
IVltvercd
R. K.\OX
EXTRACTS
HAITI OII.S, rOMADES, COLOGKBH,
ROCOES A EVERT VARIKT* OK
TOILET PERFUMER
to ri.nsc OUT STOCK
AT TUB
BOOKt STATIONERY
«a»
PICTORB rRAH« STORE
ar
LlT8E & GRIGGS,
SS Perry Street*
A. r. L08B.
(2)
9. B.
in section
tha
A,
SON.,
•Aweracsoaeas ov visa
V,
Superior Flavrrir.g Kitrscts, Box snd Li
q.nd Blusinp, Hls-k, Illue, Red aad
t. ar mine Inks.
K '8
O COANUT OIL,
Oaeofthsrtnest Hair Dresainrs la the Woria
A'ao, deal^ra in Hair an'1 Tooih bro^hoa,
Kancy Toilat Botea and Toilet 8apa.
Wholesale llealers »applied a*
UweslJebblag Prices.
Perry St.. bet. Third
Sl
Feartb,
uAt imrowr, iowa.
DIARIES
183d.
REDUCED PRICES
OBiaOS.
M.
A. DAT
F. MEYER,
E I I A N A I O
Sd St., oed door w«st 1st Ketionel Rank,
la in receipt ef a large ead well selected took
tb*t.1
shall offer f=r ..lostpublic outcry, at the
Court Ileus*
GAactlon,
DR. MMRS. EaTc^a
tedetchlcagi). •|-„r,n miM la toaH to«I "Tnio'deo jtvepertlrnlar ettsatloate
ml
W^J^aJrS,IMeo..eeeiSftat
ti
Ready-Made Clothing
°i
2 ,oek
Seats Faraltkiag Caaii,
Me tt. Brerythlnt In the Clothing Uae always
head.
Orders
s»
promptly attended to.
PMIC
BS Uw
A. L. NORTON,
I* ifain Bt., third door below ths
First XVationsl Bank.
IVK PARTICf
LAB ATTENTIOH
TO TUI SAL*
of all kinds of fereoaal Proiiertp aad Real
SstBSe
at er Private
Sele. TWy aieo bay
of all kinds of fereoaal Prop
action, er Private Sele. 1*
Household
Aairtlare
aU Wads.Hew or Old aSvsaaa asls en Isigs
Saeheot Maechendlae far sale ,at AatStoa..
ss. m^mdSvSArofescSeosfc.
5KF
.vll.
A N
largaat
PROPRIETORS
TKit.MS: 3(9.00
CORNER OP SRCOND AXD Jl UX STREETS.
•AVE A FPtli AHSOUTniA oi' THE
MATTRESSES. PILLOWS,
SPONGE FOR UPHOLSTERING!
Pleaxe call and EiamtlM.
8l|ii ol the liton. S, E. DIXOM A SOW He
.L.'PL'.J
A. LAKO»KLHT,
II. IHi-lK,
I'.tveuport.
LANGFELDT, Til ODE & CO.,
tVe. #ft W«*S S*c«a«l Street, Davenport, !•*•.
IMI'ORTKBf* AND DKALERB IN
German, French & Spanish Wines,
French Cognac Bran dim In Orlflsil PscUsfoa.
M«»LK AURNTH TOlt
•••S's MalS Katrat-t beverage ef Iteallh,
laeaSei by PhveMane ofthe OM aad ltew World. acitt-dtl
(Fstshlished 1853.)
ISriOI-IOLAS
.V.VJ9
KUHNEN,
Mauutactnrei of Cigars ami dealers in
LEAF. PLUG & FINE CUT TOBACCO,
S.IMOWSRS
qnalitj of my good* bafore purchraing alaawhcri'.
Cor. Main nnd 'id Wtreetst.
.9KT1CM*E»,
Knpi on hand tbe largest Stork and Variety ot toova ifooda of Mir houao in tha Htftt#. To
bftccooiata ind mil in ah ^vla ars invited |to tiatnioa tnj Stock and i'ricea, an 1 tha
WHOLESALE HOUSE,
DRY GOODS
NOTIONS!
41
and
43 Rff f01
S1REF.T.
flavin* leased the large aad comodlous room* la Messrs.
Selff Myers' aew brick biar k, I am new pre pared, with aae
aad bast stark* ever tiered la tbe Ntata, fla
Kl CI.
USE VE JORBiJ*
fi TIMBi
W. C. W A IIS W ORTIi
^STOai
a aaLowmi
t.
aaaerva.
Baldwin & Marston
£9 Wheleeale!
s
KolfltAiin*. mioretnn vV
Jewelry,
aad Ret
Ht
V
%4\ Coin Sftver A Plated Ware, Opera
and Field Classes, Cold A
Spec (self 1,
S Pens, Ac., Ac. V/i
Vk 'S e' JV
a V 0T Vstches and Jewelry repaired, end Ft.
v, paving aeatlv etecnte#.
bet.
Down—Down tlie Prices go
GREAT SALE OF
Dry Goods and Ca
28. LE CLAIRE ROW
Still Continues. Another Redaction on
Woolen Goods swd tarpn*
TBIS STOCK OF 000DS MOST BK SOM).
Now Fall and Winter Stylos
Prices reduced 20to40prct.
MEN'S AND BOYS CLOTHING
A|lB»IMi
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
Oath* fa^slraereii Tweeds. CottonadCB* Jeans Uteaa
TAILORS' TRIMM1NSS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 1
BO. SI W£61 SECOND STEBB*-
W#
Dnvenport, I owl.
•trees Cioodn.
n. •. AI STW.
THE B0ST EITERSIVE ST0CR IU TBE Clff# PRESSED BRICK,
R. KBAUSB,
jtterehant TMlei**
it faciaay PHaa
J. U. ,T3
Watclies
M**U
ponge
hmik
rm v,
•liver and Plated War* etc..
yMiiurai
i an' Ins i -.I ir Mors
Wstrh.is, Clock*,
and Warranted.
"M Jewulr* C'ur.ttlij llntwei
#fS cie
ts a itiiTeTiiTir
MUrk^Kiitb'N and leilh
0"•
n AMI ZM. in ,-Ali:Ar Idtttltf
at r\
Itt.i'a Jlnfl., Fol Con
\to«s vntas. Die a. Cast N-eei Kimneis,
iatr.ns' Kni««a. Bali.atis,
*f-w, ., r.
I
A'so. a I he leaul ra-ke lt. r-ethi.es. Mm'L
•hi.'«, U .It: 111, I. .1, ..Id .1 S»l •, loe LasS
Oarri a«e snd 'I re its. V\ «.trr, &<•
gSnacL»a..i!i» will lii.tl ia our iiol, i ii. ng tkef
0rdawhy
tnTlm
rfltere've prMnai s'Uen.
eu'HLtCO Jt IKItli N.
vl biatfy street.
Doero's
\r
Jji»
J. E. DIXON & SONS,
Molino Plowt.
KKII- A nil. ««..» I, I K IIB
c* lehritled Noliti f'ow. ts .-.t. no uM
ft* tlo-
Hawkeji- «'i(lil,ator.
De-r.'a Plows and Cu'tlvsSor. sre ree*Vsl jr i-on.
aede t. he equal, it mu e-ipenor, to sn made us
eoia in ti,. We.i. «"'hi.K» rvKfriv-.
Jen: Sa |:i-iir «i..l.W .-I t!
I0H THK: \H\TEU IKtOK
1 s »x.
SICKLES A KI.STON,
Ha
V IN :T »'tK AN NI'Hl'AI t.T
Isnje and oti ... .1 ,t
Shelf aad llcirj Hardware,
AGKK I I.Tl UAL nil'I.KMEMS
Weials and 'I'ltstst-r**
Cutlrry, I'orili^f, nilt I.I im,. At.
We have followed Cie Imt.in tnatValK |.rompl
Ij in Ihe re. ent .lerline in food.
Mer haute wisl in^ to mute intehsaes v or
ri *|»eeilu 1 re|tie-led to s» i il lo on tor
ptfceaxl III* (Oi.ds thiv imiv il.nte are
eanlideut we ran make it .1. »lje»l lur them to
favor ua wttU then or.l.
KII Kl v:s A rHVHTON.
Ja.iT SI |li„dv ai .: Nkeal n.
Iron mill U ne«Mi Alnlrrinl.
^IjH KM IHK K
Thlmhle hiirius, I'll
'I li.SIt AMI
11-. N ip,
lilt Ml. I, Ac
»i
.1 I .11 Ni.l, ,tr 1,.«
heen emtki don io .. m»i. 1.1 il, il.,. ,,,h
pit.
marked d..»n 1,. .. 1 u.| 1,1 k:i|, ilienduced
Hale of ths matittfsi tnr. r.
His Kl ES A tf'TiN.
n and War. n Mai. rt.l. ia W .1 v.i n
llardw. 1 1 tail) »'ieel.
JOSLPH
II. I.AMiKKlDT
ImuhurK, usrmaay
ii. mmm
1% o. 1
Baal Nlda Bradf, Bear Kroit Nt
S E & E A V Y
a w o
Choiee Cattery, .VtiU*,
4ad s tfrrt-*r*l atatrttiieni i»l the i ir srnol^f
0 the irs I" at ?•. ftit'.v r**d«' 1 I.
AteKlflLTlliAL IMrLi:UICl«'rf
OK AM. KIM'I
lOWKNI PHirCH,
natattl receipt of a -arslitllv aelM
I ercM 11» 1 n10 the line tha
aad Couatrj IHerchaBlt
TBI:
lisluK in ci
ted stoek or
Trade
will consult their int.-n lv illm, '-1 al
•mituti^ f{Mtln 11• re* iniieslUM •*is*aii«tv
troi,, ttunonuli ku.nledge u7 tLv huaint04
Md aup«M lilt sdVui.t«ki a iti uy\u£, all UiUBt
to N«. S ttradv aiitfi, te*r gix «!a
llui 1 lerrt itrs Mif.'fil rioitm ring atodfe4
KKM» MU» u tiik ri.Ai I.#
No, III llrnd) Ntrrrl,
•mail prodtaatid uu) a r« ur!is. v^iAwlf
KELLEY & VVUUD
WHOLESALE I RfTJIl
l1
A I. K lift IX
HUEEt A* i
HABDAV tVIIK
No. ft Went ?*reoi!t! HI.,
IJAVi.NrORT, IUWA.
WKtion
KKHrKCTKI'I.I.Y ASK TI!R ATTB*
ol the I'ulilir to ur lar| e and (Iff
piste Htock, euniatin^ in |.art jf
»AII,H. riCM'K WIKK. I'l.UWS,'
FAHtllNU TtlOI.H, MAMM A A1SD
lAkia.l) Rol'r., W I| 111W 111,ASH.
I't lTV. 1.I.NSKKII mi.. 11, KI'KKTINB'
W III IK I.I.AU, I.KAII II rf,
AHI.K AMI 1*1111KIT It II.I K
Silver Plated are, l.«-ntber aaS
aliher Hrltlast.
Kll'HHKa t'llTTUN AMI IIKMI TWlMS
BROOM TWIMDS, llrttlllM W.sK,
I'lTCH, OAKI M. HI.I'll MfiM.
IIOKSK SlIoK^, MllRSK
ri'MPH, fHTol.M, .sum rrii cilKH
I'OW I'Ktt H.AMhS. IOKI Kl AIS
BlTTI.KH A Nil MAI IK I'A.SS, llnl SK 1 AR
PIMTIRH', Mini' t'A III NTI IIS' V
CHlillHT'tt AMI CUOt'kkn' UjOI.S
Aad a ienaral aasorlnie.it »r ironde lo nor line
whieh ws oter at WUOIKHAIK A KM A U
at the
Lowest Jlnriai-t Itnf
FAIRBANKS SCALES
lad Bafard'N Preaiiani Plon.ie
Country inta wili f:n• 1 11 fiell
ftd*arta^e to fall and .ir
Cduo«*)enta
rckaaiotf elaewhare, aa w+ mm o««r ati|ri«f
o tr«eOipt caali iyrra.
UA V II) Kk It *K.
TOBACCO A
l)AVi:\l»iltT
TOIIACCO WOHliS
Fine Bl Tt»h*rco«i *I»1 Sffnr«
At Wholesale,
Ths
Cloth,'
tkade st iti.ied wi i 11 tuf:
OTEKN." ••Arat'iial" and olher h-d.e
II BKAINAHII .* 11
front street, hetwwn I'err, and I
octl-flly l»ave
l"i /.SB
r«od*.
Ml ft.
iacaaa *t?ia* ftS.
JACKER 9c WINF.CKE,
ASfracTii I A DBA I IB
SEGAltS, TOBACCO,
IMl'KS. &c ..
Ha. SB Brady Street.
Hetoad
A
Third
Mim.,hetweeS
eep21 dlv JJA^KNi'liltT.ltWA.^
Where do joa buy your
FURNITURE
DEUTSCHM ANN'S
Of I 0'JRPll
ne. SS r.aot ss
St., bet. Per
rr
and Reels Its
In a.! *treetSs
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
There von e.nslw .js flndaroaplete as.«.rtment
^relevant Purr liiire. made In tlis most •uh.ta-.ilal
manner Parlor atd :l,arat.er-ef, a! n head.
".'me a, all. F. DKi v II.V ANJt.
novl l-dly SS Kast 21 rfir.-el. Davenport.
Brick! Brick!
Til ft:
DAVENPORT BRItK A TILK C0.
Are (Hittic,- ap 1 ho latest .u pr oed
steam Machinery,
I
For the JBStalaetare
of
a S i -n arli'.l»ol
For Sale at an Early Day.
As their Brrsujemtnts »sa:.:s lism to
Make 80,OCO Brick per dlf,
And thereforetni» a ro.nenliaa.w.ril.lgi'
c«T.
Prleee will eeaepare fiivtraMy
with tbe Lowest.
•ard Ixtsreea last Da'eai" r' rtd tie rstr»-d
Srldfe, convMlet.t U.r l.am ac Lj t* as cr i U| ag
%tnlM expeet'af to V* "d. ami Icsl Si:k cot brt^S
address thteieffc the I'mi Off e,
BATBMOUT bP.lCi: AM'11 ».®°
The eal place to BnJ
MDQE'S PAT. LIGHT HOUSE bUftitZR
jkv rt.rnv
s'so
IB
At f. K-
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