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D\yiNPO!)T DEMOCRAT,
i*IIT l1il I7I:EUI.V.
•*•..! Fp'.av STRIiltr
aicuitto^ui em«:•«.,
ill I tore
St
o»nr,i«a»rr«itii
AfiBPrn ?r
PreprIctere.
Omciat Paper of
the City.
LOCAL ITEIW8.
•,0«*rrmrriov WATCH" is a certtin eare
for Diabetea, *"l all dis*«ae» of th« Kidney's
For rale bj "11 UruggiiU.
JAKE* 8. km* A C'o.'s Una staple TO4
fancy Toilet Siaps, oomprisiag Omu
MatU.nl. Olive, Star, I a pro
rad Chemical,
PA! II, Ac. Sold by all gracera aad faaef
good* dealers.
DAVIK ft
CJ.'S
Qanuiaa Old Uonlroal
Malt NV'hisky. A aupetior article far tnedie
inil use iiarriaon A Starks, ue Brady
street, sole agents.
fitrr
aTna fine land grapes and
fruit, 1) nila from court houae, only $60
per acre 1,020 acre* near rsilrosd for
$ 00 par acre, llmsee and lota ia Mil
rheap.
ELURIDOB 4 Bao.,
IaBd and Insurance Amenta,
No. 40 Uralj atreet.
"toak oa this pictare, then on that,"
O0fe yon behowl thr infirm step,
The p»l! cheek. wasting form,
Uataate 1 food. ami a e "ial atmosphere
I'oia.niMl with the t*I#*m of in liea, paint*
Hltcplt'ji DIK^IU, ami un-utul ileapondcSt}1'
There, lau thing Health, saarkli-.f( rvae,
Klaitir step*, crating •j.j.euu, forgotten
O^r-ial t.iought and aiubicious raaolvea,
Hhow tUe conliaii an 1 mark tlie puture.
One took the Plantation Hitters—the
other didn't. They are vary betieUcial for
Wi ik aid delicate persons.
MAKMOLIA WATBH. —A delightful toilet
arli-lo—superior lo Cologne and at half the
price.
Tiia MOLTITUDB of teattmonials from men
of worth and integrity that have appeared
in our columns, furnish conclusive evidence
that nimeitcinn in u« ha* accomplished
n many ei (rairduiarv curat, nml given ao
inqch universal sstufation ioe ery variety
MI 1 stage of diaeaie, or that has ao ex ten
aire and rapid a tale at Sloan's Ointment
and Oondurjti l'owilers.
Morn PATT-BB*, Kuctua
V.
ahb
TAB.—Tha
only reliable remedy for thoaa brown dia
ci)lriti IIH on tlie face ia
"I'erry's Moth and
Frerklt lAttim."
Prepared only by Dr.
Perry, 4!' Bond etre-t, New York. Hold
everywhere.
KIMARBIAI.. Phalon'a "FLOR DE
MAYO," the new perfume for tbe handker
chiefs creating considerable excitement
among tlie livc-twenlie,, alao among tha
Nw«ei siitecti*. Sold by all druggists.
JnnrtS Tufl-ur -la a curtain tun* for chapped
han U an HI!rn i^hn*aa or irriiatlun «f the •kin,
•-MM, RINGWORM, aait rheum, pimples. an all oth
er U tneou* n(T-"'-lions, nun in* |hr sklQ aofl and
lU'ioth. Hafii:iA«-tur»"i t»y *etvell, Haaard 6 r«
Mew York. *11 dm/tflatp. to frlA^ow
Span's Wisissar« tht purejuicc of lb«
grape whose puro *nil generou« qualiti«a
cunnot be rxcetled (or tli« iovalii! or cons
Th y arn highly eiUAined for
»arr«iuunta! (mrposts. N. B. Uoud Win#
mak«H food blo»d.
Female Comp.alnt#—no oth
er rui*Jt tu-ta »f Mr |»-»ai«a» th« property of re
•tNi niiu u»-r 1 fl w in !••«,{.*!! the
»SI, an wh'fb 4m t?»«- *a4 of IOTTOUS
ti I'll fy .ir.nti^ido c«H*»litutioo 'I :ioiia«Di« of f#
n»n•'* IN AID Ti' 1 o tftHr
vx
L»ti,n«'« and ih* actual
«»nj iui«m! h'titlih to lliu of tUea« cflrbratcd
•r«-!n-» Ttu-lr nature ia ao almplo that Ihry inaf
wkra tsj t'u must d*lkav fcmaie wltbperlv
fr^ doni nod aafety.
0 to Tif« BKAT. to th* Itryant A fftrattoa
Suto !oH®^« to tfrt a thof.»oj?h prar
llral «.] ir%llon. or to a ^ood found
t«Uvraph o »orjti.r. I'or cLf uUra auj papvrat ad
rtr --, «*amp) "The Itryant A Mtrattoo
OoU»^«*, Itavonport, Iowa.
Kr im«r'«lllalr Na»arnl, Dur.ihle, Beaollftll
H«at H:. I (n tht World. 8o|«| t»y all Drnff-
Sole
UuaiMH'outitry8it»rekne|»era. JOHN .?. KK«»*4Kfi,
Proprietor, l««t *h«atiint Ht PUUtduiphia.
.f.T. I i«n «, Oardener and Florist, oor'
4th and Main Sts., fruit and ornamental
trnea. inr3A-lr
Ilncia IV»r Mnle.
Ator
I.KIHT HTAUR HACK IS OKHRBD
aiilt!
jet)
cheap. Applv to
aprf-iilw* K. JIKNTON.
Dwrlliim for Male,
A
FINK TWO STOUV I1KICK HKSIDKHOK
ntat.ll r.Kit. rouuis. well tiniabeii, lot I'.O
lf. i on tali between Kock Island and lowe ao
f»r sat* at a barctin.
AI
JIIT to H. S1MI
MOM, at S. I'. Bryant
k
Co.'a, SS East Second
etreet. mch24 dtf
ACKLEV HOUSE,
C*raa*r '1'tilrd aad I'erry Itreaia,
lOpponitv !"..«! onv .•.)
DATBNPORT, IOWA.
S. ACKI.BT O. B. CROSS, Proprt.tora.
4w (load stabling attached. aprl dtf
•n.tcitiiiiiTiinu,
ISAAC HANNAH. li^MITU. KROWT
1 S'rwt, iwen Hri.iy
HI.,"
||„r*ea shod
n tn.* bi-»: III inner r, !ii p-1,-#. $.• Oen
*r^' HI ', Hitt-f i. tua t'uar^ntefMl.—
in *|.:'i ,• I II til-illy
lloyal Haraoa Lottery of Cnba.
tr br the Sparjiph Gorprnroout.
in «iiiltl dr.twu e«*erv toolecn tl »ya. Fr.
*d tof^rtantion #urn?«liod. The hlch. -t
Sri-* paid fr Itjubloott* an! n!l ktndaof
ii
old and
»*»v.-r. TA VI.OK A O..
f«»)l dl/ Batikem. t*»
Wtil
St., New York.
Public Male.
»OTTC« IH HRKKBV «.I\ KN, 1 HAT ON Till
4«
:«'h il*T of Apr:). A 1S«\ at the hour nf Id
iM-k A. M., the underatsnml «ill urter fi-r aale at
Vnt-li An. Il„n. a |!ngi T, now »t..rad il K. M. fror
tyn nuV Wari'ti.umi In tn.' t'ltr ,.r p»,, Sail
ale to tak» place on tha lev-e. I" front of «ni(t Ware
hoaae. l.tHWttj RKt'NINU.
FBKAH
HO. I. COFFIN.
Aralcneea of the aatnte of l***c\ anKnran.,
Dated Uit lrt of April A. I. inat
HARRISON A: ST
ARKS,
Dragglsts ail Afatheearles
M&DT ST., UAVR1POBT.
WTrLIRH,—1)rn?s. Medtcln«e,Perfaaer
tw, raacy Uouds, Ac at
HARKIHOR STARK8*
New Dm* Sure, 6a Rradj treat.
IXTALL BRl'nilRS, I'.lnt, Varatah. and Sub
v Braahcn, large amrk at low prtrea,
\RRtON STARRS*.
Vtltrady St.. neit to Davenport Bank.
TANK' MKOtrlNRK.-A full line Root., Herb*.
Barka, Ac., arrlring from Itoeton. For aale at
HARRISON *TARR8\
"Central DrnirnHK," »f Bradr Street.
AtNTS.Oile,Varnlahea,Olaae, DyM,t(. "Cen
tral Draa Mora, SA Brady, next to Davenport
1|)0
Mi
fi. P. OADDIX,
IHoaae ft Sign Painter, Glacier
and Paper Hanger.
IBtN
i
Ontraf'or* and a!' wiphio^ an/t!ilii£ 4oDelemw
1
are ic\ ited to all an t'zaniin# AQ work abaTl
1OD-*«P ap.'CI«»»D. Olre tne a frla!.
^bop iti Aluj, eat of
V\*Wt
Blrck. tp?-dly
lllrkoxs Boarding Hoaie.
ON»!"i
FRONT '8TKEKT, IIETWKS5 1'ERRV
Rook lalnnd atreeta The larffe four
ry atonr buiMing, known as Moor's Bakerr,
a. been rem, a i.i filled bp in fire atv'e.
it.e accniii!iioclat!»n ui boarder,. L)ar hnarii
eraaUo acromnioJatea. O. U. HICKOl,
Bpr7-dtf
Proprietor.
©I*EM\G DAY
or Iprlas Rlylea of Palteru,
April lotk, nt
MRS. S. A. l)OU«LAR',
!No'
S5
M,,"»
Str. .n, bnranp,^
JD8T'f
RKl'EIVEDA LARUE ASSORTMENT
ef attern». plain and eleaau'.U trui.mi.l
lor Ladica ant h.i lren
most daairable denim*.
leaaotly trui. med
all of tha lateat and
ayrx-it
FRENCH & DAVIE3,
•A»cr*cinftttfte
Lumber, Shingles
Ice., Ac.
8aw llll,
ti
Warreia
Tart, Care larriflM ul 4th flia
Davaaport, lewm, Jan. M. 1SS6—dtf
Chicago Jewelry House.
W. «. A JTB.
MAYO,
l«i Clark JHecet,
JEWELKRS
4ss: Wfceteaale aad BetaU Dealer* in. aaS IwaaMasa
ef
WITCHES, OIMOOS.
FINE JEWELRY I
SllT«r Plated Ware, dkc..
Ho. lot Clark 8tr» f, CHICAGO.
j* fy M^nulaoture Pure Oeka Silver Ware,
'l" Wetebsa.mitk» aaS Jewalsi OaisfcE»Ei|ilied
RICHARDSON BR08.
THIRTEENTH YEAR.
CJ TV I K g.
Kanaa CABRABT ave iuat received
the latest style of La l:ea Sacquea-
Naw Ooona, NBW GOOD*.—Oo and aaa
Child A Co.'a lata atyla of One draaa boats
far ladlea aod miaaaa. Also a fall lioa of
good* for genu.
BOOT MAKIBS.—Several firat elaas boot
makers can find ataady aaployaaent and
good pay at ITarriner'a. Nona but firat
deaa workmen naad apply.
ErrnTAiaxavT AT ATIUHA^4Itntar
tainmant waa given by iba atndenta of AU
liaaa eeheol, on Monday evening, March SO,
and eat appreciated by a crowded aod or
derly bouaa.
ABOUT 10 ',000 bushola of grain are now
baing afarled from Illinois to New York, by
way ol Naw Orleans Thia route for trans
portation will be thoroughly tee
tad. Thia
•cheme runs agaiatt ths grain of tha rail
way men.
MICIIIUAI TBACBIB.—Wa have received
tha April number of this monthly journal
devoted to the practical work of the school
roam and the philosophy of aduoation.—
Lverv teacher ahoold be auppliad with a
copy-
OARPBTB.—Qould has this dky marked
down hia whole atock ofCarpeta eoires
pond with Chicago prieaa. Carpets oan ha
had at Gould's as low aa in any market
Bast or West Proof will he givsn by cal
ling at the oorner of Perry a treat on Sesond.
PBBBO*AL.—The welaoma countenance
of our aateamad friend Chaa. E. Coburn,
of tha atcrling Advertising Ageney of
Gook, Coburn A Go., Chicago, illuminated
oar office to-day. lla ia going about tha
aauntry doing gaod among tba uaft. Long
may ha lira to repeat these aalls.
$56,000 MemB —The Pe*ria A Rock
laland Railroad got another lift on Tuaaday
in tba shapa of $.'6,000 additional township
tubacriptions—$25,000 in Eaaes, Stark
eounty, and $30,000 in Akron, Peoria
county. The road prograaaaa aurely, and
work will undoubtadly be commenced this
Spring.
THB IOWA GITT L(CTVRB ASSOCIATION
made money thia winter on Holland, Nashy,
Dickinson and Gough. Anna waa tha moat
profitable investment of any—landing tha
tamperinea prinee just forty centa. Tha
Society lost money on Sumner, Taylor, Mil
burn, Vincent find Whipple. On tha whole
courae, however, tho
l'ru»
atatea that tha
Society made a net guin of $1207.20.
TBB GAB WORKS.—Capt. Dermody, Saera.
trry of tha Davenport Gas Company, haa
bargained for tba Tichenor property, near
Frenah A Daviea' milla, with the view of
eventually erecting the worka of the Com
pany therein. Iience tha present worts
will be abandoned. The location is much
more tligible, and the change will be uni
reranIIy satisfactory, wa believe.
KBAL ESTATB SAI.B.—The Muftcatine
Journal
aays that negotiations wore yeeter-
day completed for thr tranafer of tha Ogil"
vie llonsa building from the handa of O
Weed, K,q., to 9. M. Baker, of Virginia.
The price paid waa $10,000. We under
atand that it ia tha intention of Mr. Baker
to remodel and refurnish the lieuae, and
that the preaent popular hoat, Mr. Oitlctt,
will aontinue aa landlord.
THB ODD FBLLOWS' CearAmto.—iThe
April nnmber of thia excellent magazine
haa coma to band. The Literary Depart
ment this month ia filled with a large va
riety of intereating reading matter from the
moat gifted of cur popular writer*. In the
Odd Fellows' Department we notice partic.
ularly—('.rand Encamp r.ent of Ohio Anti
Secret Society Convention Church Intol
eratton Education of Orpans Taxation
and Represenlien and correapondence
from all parts of tha eonntry. Grand Sec
retary Garrett, of l)ubuque, ia the eorre
epomlent for t'le Iowa Department. $3.20
par year. Publiahed by M. Lilley A
Co., Golumbua, Ohio.
Taa MBTOAL BRNBPI* Lira UmmAKCR
COMPART.—Tha Directora of thia old eatab
lished and reliable company, have ordered
the payment of two dividend*, of flfty per
cent, each, to their polioy holdera aa pre
miums beooming dne during the year 1868.
Tnose who have paid all eaah will hare no
premiumi to pay during the preaent year,
and wbere there ia a loan, tho whole,
hundred ptr cent.,
BCROLARS Foiuta—LOOK to TOUR AAVBS.
—Sometime duting laat bight, burglara en
tered the office ot Parker A McNeal, on
Main street, aad tried to effect aa entrance
iato their safe. It iasuppoaad they gained
admittaace lo tho olee by meaoe of akele
tea keys. Tho safe waa set with a pecu
liar combination, whieh they were unable
to study out, aad tho key being in the lock,
prevented them from blowiag it open.—
They sneeeedsd ia disaranging tho lock
and breaking the hey, which put an end to
their operatiena. The seaaipa are hereby
informed that no money is kept ia the safe,
hat is all deposited la tbe bank, and that
they will aave themeelvea conaiderable trou
ble, and Mr. MeNeal tbe exposes of Pa*
pairiag ths look, by calling when be is in,
if they wish to examine tho interior of the
CoRCERT AT TBB OPRRA HoVSB.—TbiS
troupe did not fail ia pleaeing all who
heard thaai laat eeeniag. Maay of tbe
eenga sang are of their own composition,
and are rendered with a degree of Skill that
ie truly remarkable. Aad ia particular
would wa netieo the woadorfWI TTiRf-TT.
aad cultivation of veiee sxhibltsd by Mr.
Thonpaoa in hia Swiss warbling BOng, in
whieh heiaaitatea the echo
of theahepherd's
pipes among tbe meuataina. Thia oao par
fermaaoo is alone worth the prioe of admia
•ioa. Thoy gira a seeood entertainment
this evening, with aa ewtire change of pro
gramse. After hearing them wa can ^,t
aaqaalifadly sadotso all that haa bean
said of them. We aotioed aceredited crit
|ea in the aadtnanaa, who were load ia
their praiaeaof tha Tarioua performancea.
The character aad high order of the per
shoMsaa Nftaaai haws this
fcarlj Recelleelleas ef alae Pre*
lesalen,
•Wtare by Judge Wrighl.
Tbe following correapondence will be
hailed with pteaaure by the naaeroua
frieods snd acquaintances of Chief Justice
Wright, of the ispnae Court, in this eity
and ricinity. His long career before the
bar and oa tha beneh of this State ia
fraught with numerous recollectiena and
reminiacinees, which cannot fail to interest,
Instruct, and amuse tbe publio. A earnest
deeira to hear hia admirable leeture olieted
the subjoined
COBBBTPORDBWCB.
BDBTIB Hooas, DAvsaaoav,
April »tb, 1868.
Hon. Gao. Q. Wniuns.—D*ar
that
Boitnaaa CRAMB.--Wa
the grocery firm of Wm. II Price &. Oo.,
47 Brady street, has diapoaed of ita stock
and trade to II. M. G. Skile», late of Kee
ner A Skilaa, who will MOB taka ptsaea
aeaaion.
Sir
Very many citisens of Davenport, includ
inga number of your personal friends have
expreMcd a wHit hear you lecture on
vour airly recollections of the prufalfion ia
the State and we hereby respectfully b-g
you to grrtify this general desire, by de
livering the lecture at tha Kurtia Opera
iiouae on auch eveuing of next week, as
will meet your convenience.
Youra truly, ale.,
Rush Clark,
Ilt-nrr O'Connor,
Kd'fard H. Hales,
Wm. O. Thompson,
lUnsom,
J. M. Ueck,
A. it. t.oitoo,
Li A'. Kichardson,
E. C. Duncan,
Jne. N. Crawford,
('has. It. Putnam,
M, M. Hubbard,
Jas. H. Kdmonds,
Jno. It. Rogers,
Jamen l.aaa^
W. P. WelfJ^^
O. H. True,
O. C. Cole,
Jno. I Coflla,
J.J Hurtie,
J. llurp^f,
JOO. Trasy,
i• Ieake,
Jaa. Armstroag,
J. W. Htewart.
BTPLT.
Hovaa, DATBRTORT,!
April 10,1868.
Sttt$r*. O'Connor, Bur tit, Traty, and others
(jiBNTi-BMBa Youra of yeatardsy raceiv
ad thia morning. 1 do not feel at liberty to
decline an invitation from ao many frienda
whatever my opinion of your ever-appreei
ation of the lecture to which you refer. It
refera to old times and ita incidents may,
in themselves, prove of intercat ta them
who give me a bearing. If nothing elaa
ahail interfere, I would deeignate Monday
evening next, a* the time for ita delivery.
Should yon, after eonaultation, deem any
other evening preferable, I will endeavor to
aoaotamedate myaelf to auch change.
With much reepect, I am yours,
CSOBOB G. WBIOHT.
WHOIRSALB Dar GOODS UOCSB or W. C.
WADBWOBTH.—The prograaa of our whole
sale trade is full of enooursgemeat and
gratificetioa. To build it up, none hare
worked harder, or taken heavier reapensi
bilitiea than our eateemed and thorough
going fellow citizen W. O. Wadsworlb.
For nearly thirteen year* he has been a dry
goods dealer in our city, and through all
aorta of timea haa fought tha fight straight
on tbe progreaaive line. From a atock that
made but a small show, in a atuall store, on
an unfrequented atreet he baa kept build
ing up hia buaineaa, and adding to his
friends and euatomera, until ha ia now tbe
proprietor of the lnrgeat wholesale dry
gooda house in the State, llis busineaa
—No. 47 and 49, Brady atreet, ia exdu
eively in the wholeaale line, and tho oountry
trade may reat perfectly aaaured that the
faoilitiea he oilers connot be surpasted in
any market. Ilia atock cotnpriaee a full
assortment of ataple and fancy gooda, white
goods, notione, Ac., which have been pur
chased at the very lowest market price, by
the sharpest buyer*. Those who have any
Idea that they can do better in Chieago or
New York, or anywhere alae, are a imply
miatakea. and by ealllng oa Wadswortb
himself, they can find it just aa we say
every day in the week, all tbe year round.
Ilia purehaaea tbia spring range up to one
hundred thouaand dollars. Every depart
ment ia full and right in every partioular.
Boeineaa opene up briskly. New etiatom
totnera are daily finding out that they can
sava money by buying at Wadaworths.
All he aska is a chance to Bhow gooda and
prices, that aettlea the (pestlon at once.
Ordera aent by mail receive tbe earn*
prompt attention aa though ordered in per.
eon. It i* ia the bonnden duty of Iowa
merchants to sustain Iowa trade, and en
courage Iowa enterprise and while Iowa
wholeanlera can ^undertake lay down
goods ht just aa low prieaa aa houaea fur
ther Kast, it is clearly a duty to give them
substantial support and encouragement.
That ia what we think, and we hope to see
the principle carried out good and strong
When the retailer encouragea home wbole
aalcing he putt money in hia pocket. Call
Bt Wadaworths and aoe hia immense spring
stock, and if you san't suit yourselves there
you can't anywhere.
TBB RAILBOAD WAR.—As ordered by
Judge Love of tho U. S. Distrist Court of
Iowa, Jno. F. Tracy, Preaident of the O.i
R. I. A P. Railroad, and E. Cook, a Director
of that company, appeared before hia court
at Keokuk yesterday to show cause why he
ehould not grant an application from the U
S. District Court at Chicago for their arrest
and surrender to the |urisdietion of that
court to anawer a charge uf having violated
an order issued by Judge Drummond, to
stop tcBiporarilr—all proceedings for the
extension of their toad until thospplication
of Fanahawe A Co. for an in)unetlon to per
manently etop the work of extending the
road ean be heard and decided. Tbe caae
was heard aod cauae being abown to tbe aat
iafaction of tbe court, the parties wen dis
charged and arrived in Davenport this
morning by s spscial train. Thussadsd
that much ef tbe skirmishing. In what
shape it will come up next remains to ho
seen.
one
will be credited there
on. The assets of the company, January
1st, 1868, were ever fourteen sailiioaa of
dollara, their rssaipli for premlams and
Interest daring 1867 being nearly Ire mil
lions of dollars. This is a graad showing,
and parties deairiag to insare, would do
well to apply ta Hart
wall A Sattfc, agents
of Iho Company la this elty.
TBBT HATS Tun Raw ABB.—Tha AMS
Rtguttr
saya that during the closing night
of tho session, Hon. John P. Iriah, of the
House, recognised] the just elaisas af tha
BOW
spacer reporters, aad "hit aff" tho
economical action af ths Legislators ia
denying the ohielsaay perquisites, by in
troducing tho following preambls and re
so
lutien, which were edoptsd without debats
ardisseating vote
WBBBBAS, Tbe reporters of Iho dUTeroat
newspapers repreaeated here daring this
ssssisa af tho Legislstare, bars nssrited oar
approbation for tbe aoearacy of their re
ports of our preosede therefore
Tss*b*d. That wooatead to thsas ear
thanks aad donsts to tbsai all the oM post
age stamps found adhsring to envelopes
around tba Coot afthe Haass.
Com POBTAOSU—By a rasaal trsaty
tirssa the Ualtai Statss isi Ofaat Brit
aiB,«ha psstsga aa laMsra, to aad ftw
Csaada has bsaa radaasd fra« tsa to six
cents If paid ia advaswe. The law saek ef
foot oa tho Brat Instant, as
wm
telegraph.
repamd by
A siaglo applieatioa of Palaor's Lotioa
will always relieve the meet distressing, ir
ritatiag and itching of catansous dissasss,
and by an occasional use of it oao Hade
himself cured of hia aflictiona almost be tare
he is awara of it
Taeaa will be a public inetallaii a afthe
°®0,r*of the 8eaa of Temperaaos ftis
ThsfcaMBBflfcaiasiHHis asa
•cast t'eaaty Farsi aad Mclsaal
Hoaic.
Koiroaa DBROCBAT I have just hani
aturr int'-tligent uentlenaan trem Nell
Voik visiu 'g oc. lie his trav-l«-! exten
sively in this country, ouoe apuut
month* in Entepi, and when traveling, like
Henry Ward Beecher "keepo his eyes and
earaepen."
In this eonstry he trsveled wa Davea
port by river road, through Valley City,
paat the Hart Sebool Hwse aad Zi^n
Church, ia UClaire Township, the Crom
bie School Hou«e io L'oooln, thence by the
Pine Hill and Oik Dale road to Davenport.
He aaya that traveling the same distance in
any country he never pasaed so many,
far
ass
an 1 echool uiidinga.
lla alao say* be was never in s town of
20,no0 inhabitants, where the maaoee were
provided with auch school building* as
there are in Davenport.
Ttiia is a compliment which I believe we
richly deserve and of which we have a right
to feel pruud. J- A. BIBCBABD,'
Plcaeant Valley, April 8th, 1868.
RBHARXB —We sincerely b-lieve the
the compliment to be a merited one. Not
because this is our home—and .consequent
ly under obligation] to blew our own horn
leude.st, hut, sonewhat extensive travel
through the nld and mare densely settlsd
Stateaofthe Eaat, where they hare been
bragging on school and farm bousea for the
last half century, has proven to our mind
very conclusively that Scott county, an
several other Iowa counties have alieady
left Eastern folks in the rssr.
Of course, it is diffiault to make Eastern
people who have not traveled this wsy, un
derstand this matter. Tbsy ars protis to
measure progreis by lsngtb of year*, and
when it is intimsted tbst the West hsa,
many things progressed farther in twenty
five years than the East has ia a hundred
and twenty-live, there is a strong diaposi
tion to call at brsg, and nonsense. But
truth is mighty—even more strange thsn
Action—tbersfors come out hers, O, ys
Eastsrn unbelievers, end be convartsd.
Taackero lasefttate.
TUtTSSOAT—ArrSBNOOK.
Ths Instituts wai callel to order by the
President, and, on invitition,Mias Atkinson
favored the tesshers with some excellent
musis and a song, for which shs received a
vote of thaaks. On mstion ths gentlemen
held a private korkus in ths rscitatien
room, to make arrangements for ths pro
posed visit,to ths Islsnd. Rstaraing in
a few moments, tbsy infsnned ths ladies
that tbsy had, by vote,decided to go,where
upon they were told to go right aleng^u the
ladies hsd concluded daring tbs session of
ths korkus," noMo go. Here was apo
asr, a rsgulsr set-back—decidedly cool.—
Some of the ladies however, concluded to
jo, and about one hundred of the teachers,
marahaled by Mr. McClelland, then proc
eseded to tha ferry boat, wkioh landed thsm
on ths ialand near the Arsenal. Thsy vis
ited ths machina shops, gun yard, hsad
quarters, and tbe clock, whieh regulates tbs
time for the Twin Cities.
The party thsn crossed by ths rope fer
ry to Rock Island, and procseeded to the
Kodman House, where a oollatioa hsd been
provided.
After refsethint tha inner msn (and wo
manjtoo), an hour waa Mpent in aociai enjoy
ment, music, stc„ in tbe parlor, whsn tbe
party returned to Davenport, arriving at
home at about 7 o'clock, well pleased with
their visit.
HID AT MOBMIMO.
The Gairmao not beiag proseat, Mr.
Ross took the Chir, and the opening ezer
oisss were conducted by Rsv. Mr. Dosch.
A discussion waa thsn had on the fa
llowing question. "Should a Commercial
education begin in our schools
Mr. Curti", of the Commercial College,
apoke in the affirmative, with some illus
tralions of method.
After recess, Mias Stevens fsvored the
Instiste with some very excellent music, al
ter whieb Mr. Baker presented a report on
the following subject:
Method of oral instructioa in grsmmsr
—how far beneficial V Ho advocatsd a
natural method, natural rules, aad ID con
aeetion with natural objects, would teach
lanfuagt more
and
grammar leu.
believe in text bosks aa of much uis to the
pupil. Discussed by Prof. Piper snd oth
ers, mainly concurring with tbs report, aod
Several methods ware suggested for ror
/ecting error* in the use of language among
children.
The Institute will adjourn to-saorrow
fore
Boon. The practical work of the Insti
tute will close tbia evening with a lecture
ky Prof. Piper, at the Congregational
chureh, commencing at 8 o'clock.
aiTl« MEW».
ABBIVALS.
DAVBBPOBT—From St. Louis.
PBTSB BALBR—Prosa St Louis, if,
SILVSB CLOI-B—Fraai Dabuq
PaiL. SBBBIBAR—From St. Pi
Naw BOSTOR—From Ft. M»t
IOWA CITT—From Cliaton
DBFABTL'BRS.
DAVBRPORT—For St. Paul.
PBTBB BALBR—For St Paal.
SII.VBBCI.OCD—For St Louis.
THE GREATEST GOOD TO THE GREATEST NTTMBER
DAVENPORT, K)WA FRtfAY, APRIL 10, 186SL
*t "'Uf .IK
UftvanmaT, April»,
Maa J.
t.
Smith, applt aop -*l fpo» Poweehifk county
»fn Died
-1 alia J. Lore, artplt. vs Jo»-ph Cherry
*PPf,V
fr'»
Henry county afllrmoii
*»M -s. H4[|. adm'i, applt. A. J. OIM
and W. 8 Whit? appeal from Polk eoonty
Afhirineii.
-1. Oooledcc, applt, Makaaka
't'peal from MabaekaCo. r»J«r««.
"»el H. Jonea, va. CbarW B. Bervy-
V appeal from Jobeaoa cuunty eea
ttnned to June term.
«... Davenport, Ap'-1
a.iii) Ja ol, Buekrvalfer va. Jar CraiR, ap
plt appe*. (rom neBrf
.„uutv
bare them CT have none, ise adrertfo
ment.
riled ia t!i, Keeorder'a eflee, Heett
Iowa, up to i o'clock, April S, 1S*»
John I,. 8w
t0
Spptb. ax
is
DAVENPORT DEMOCRAT
OIUI.OM. Chief iasMea.
Ho». i'. C. Cm.*.
Km I. 'i. V I.1U«',
Ko*. J. Uat.1,
It O'l'wtrtt. "'jO»s.
E H. HTILK Reporter.
Uxor****. Clerk.
Darenp'.rt April ».
Susan A. Ctreeeter. et. a'.
artirnsed.
19*8-0 Slier„l,an Kenr' toffer, ap
plt appe.i ,J1U K«jauk cuuutt reveraed IB
part.
^JOO—IVf an, Hiiista. Jamea U *pplt
*ppe»l fro^i ailirot^*
Ja W. Si7i applt, va. »'m. A. Btae,
et al. api.,.,i from l.imi Oo. d*»«e reinstated
OQ tb* doc.'.«-t.
Estimt! PATSNT Tastzsa?—The bsst
thing In the market—something ontirely
new and
tvy
desirabls—even body ahould
TllEo.
(Haccetpor,
TBB
After Music—Hymn—Miss Cora Park
hurst prssidiag at tbspisno, Mr. Gallagher
same in and t.ok thu Chair, and a report
was made by Maj. Ilamill, en the "method
of teaching Natural Pbiloaphy,'- a very
brief discussion followad, after which a few
remarks were mads by Prof. Piper, ex
plaining that he had not prcmieed or ex
pected to be here at the beginning of the
Inatitute, or to oonduct it, but, that he hid
come to participate in the exercises, and to
see what progress waa being made.
•are. It
a-
&
PHIL.8BBBIIAH—For St. Louis.-,
Naw BOSTOR—Fer Ft. Msdison..
IOWA CITT—For Gliatoa.
XXPKOTXD.
Keitbabarg, thia evesiing, from Ft. Madi
sen, will leave for the same place to-amr
row at $ o'clock.
The Reserve, to-morrow morning ai 6
o'clock from St. Lonis, for St. Paal.
Hswkeys State, to-morrow sooraiag at
6 o'clock, frsm St. Paul, for St. Loais.
Savanna, Sunday morning at 6 a'slosk,
from St Laais, for St. Paul.
BISOBLABBSBS.
Ths Silver Cloud, oa her way dawa Isst
.^straek a pier af tbaCliataB bridge,
her BsnMwhal, bat net serioaaly.
evaniag.'at:
damaging I
TBARRB ta Da. Bona.-The ooamlttao
aapaiuted ta asake arraagemeata fer the
Third Quarterly Sabbath Sebeat Ceaeert,
hold laat SaaosT afteraaaa, taha this sp
portuaity, ia behalf af the gabhaih Bohoal,
to return their thaaks to Dr. J. J. Burtie,
for hia kiadnsas aad liberality ia agaia
granting ths free ass af tha "Opera Henee"
en that sscssioa and we feel joatifled ia
saying, that hia hiadaeaa is folly appreris
ted, and will long be ransombered by all in
tcreated ia the Sabbath School cauae.
8. J. SAHOBB, Chm'n Con.
A GASOOVS JOCB.—A resident of this
eity who bss been growling all wiatar about
his heavy gas bills bss just discovered s
eouaecting pipe leading to room a above,
wbere some young mm were rootnlng and
enjoying the luxury of two good ei: sed bara-
Tha party hsasath thiaks it is aot a
MAtfajaia** ht
S.
ttxHRla,
1'oftoi ia apou eaeh (th aa^a. So eta.,
Nt. A Dru^^iataeell tt. apl9d*w«i»«f-a
DinalatlaB af Partacrihipe
FIRM or BCRLIOIT, AHHUTT A OO., ia
this dav diMOlTtd b, matml consent.
TIIU9. J. Hl HBWB,
LECTUEE
AT THB
Burtis Opera House,
on
lastly
KvealBg,
Does not
TOILET.
Geo. Wa Xaolvd'a
n# Kf,
mf MLfr
tS.
Samuel
MUSU MW
7« IttTak.
JP TOL'JWIHU TO BB
BEAUTIFUL.
•M •'UtSRRVINQTIbB.KIlir
Tht. Invaluable toilet article was dtaeovared bv a
celebrate,! cb«atat u. F"raD«, ,B71.iTIo Wm "Lt
jj." Laiitea uf ihe Cuart of larou# owe tb*l# heaatv
ihiV'wi'll"" •lul partly them I. no article
r^«ni.re
with :t aa a beantlSw of the cuaa-
p.cilon and pn .em of tbe skin.
C. .VcCn,ii,T purchased the rac.lplof hie
°"e ton year. n,'.i he Imatncc that ttm.' virea It a
perfect trial amoni his ^-raonal frienda and the aria'
U'eJ.""',*"'l'h"1d.'|phia.New
fUEK
®oai Estate 'I'nuiiftrsi
Qv(,rge w. Parker.
»w tec a, ti SO. nr 1, Li 'erlr
Townahip |l,S00
Stepen Crane to Tristram low,
u' 7.' '"rk 77, Darenport 1,060 00
B. n. rorenua, at iix et al., to John
1. Dutch*- ami E R. Wagner, part
«e fil
s»e
-ji, tp :r, 2-110 acres,
Huffalo I srnslnp T,«W 80
Joliaun K» et ui to Maria Gneh,
w 2 lot j, block 1, (ireen's let Ad
dition Oarcnport.
a^o 7Sa t|79 1, Voa*
TowBib
1
Cnetci fAsii.v GROCRSIKS.—It is kaowa,
or shoulii bo, that Parka A Ilosmer keep
tbs lines', best and most complete stock of
choice familv groci riea of any eimilar estab
lishment 11 the city, l.ong experience in
buying et tbles thani to keep the very beat
and to bu\ at such figures as cnablea them
to sell chuper thin sny otheis—at prices
that dsfy competition. Every housekeeper
should examine and price their gooda. They
will there find everything ueuaily kept in
firat-class establishments. Remember the
place, corD?r of Hrady and Fourth streets.
"e Medistssa kiaa aaet with ae
much succe, in curing diseases of a ner
vous cbarrc er, anch as Neuralgia. Nerve
ache and ot: er pmnfu' nervoiia affections,
aa Dr. TIT VERS TIC DOULOUREUX,
or UNIVKHAL NEURALGIA I'lLL. It
Btimulatet t^s nerve fluid, snd promotes s
healthy chelation, onneeqatntly theee
maladies vnish. Apothecaries have it.
Principal dtnet, li!) Tremont itreet. Bos
too, Ma«*. rice, fl 00 per package by
mail, two atimpa extra.
To-Day'• Advertisements.
Notice.
WHERE WILL
BE
April loth. l*»-dH I'raeldent
CEDAR CAMPHOR
l-'OH Muru 1'u Uc cei ttiu ibat the same
ot HARRIS -t CUATMAK. or
Shawls,
CasslnerBi
al eans,
JOHN MrELHoT,
RuHKUX M. ABBOTT.
The bnslt MS of tin 3ra will V enntianed at
tbe old ataii' N'o. 3S Bit Secrnid Btr-. t, by tha nn
derslgned, ir l.-r the :rm unme of -dicena A Mc
Klroy, to wt. ai all d«.lt» i! ia th»oti firm moat be
paid, and l.r whom all liabc'.tlea wit. a aettlcd.—
Partiestafi tad to th» oW tlrm wi,! call and
settle. THUS. J. If .IM1BNS,
JOHN MrK *iy.
April $tb. t^^S- apr' llw
Burtis Opera House!
Hon. (M WEIGHT,
CHIEF
JUSTtCR OF THE SUPBRMB
Court of loat, will
Vork.Haltlinora,
"""'.'•fw "ran.. Ht. I-i'iiK, S iTannah Charlca
ton. W llminittiiii, i Thcj have n*pd It with
unqualified ailmlrnt .m, and Would conaider the Ull«t
Impcrf 11 n ithout thlmlcii^btfuland pnrelr harmleaa
liri'p.yatiiin. Victoria Ke ta aad OK.IIIde Perala
nn f.vcn »nch rtitirr «atUfactl^ii to every inatani*',
I iau m* comteH«'d II t«th«- Thia
•rticicif eutlrety dilTt rt»nt Mifthlnf of th« hiiii
cror Attempted, and N w^rrafited
FROM
ALL
^000 90
Q. U. Uu. i, «t. ui.. to JftmeaTbomp
•on, SI D® V and ti I ti ae W 7,
tp ft* s, Cl«*ooa Towuphip, S,SM N
NO I E #.
!'0i80N0lT* SCBSTAffCBS.
After fi«1nc Oarell* d« t'erala and Victoria R«ste
for n abort tin*\ the akin wtH bare aaoft Mtta-lffc*
toTitirt*: it tmnarta
n
fr*»«hneM amootbaeac and »ufl-
ne-a to tht* aLin that can onlr »6 prodnml by oalnf
thi- rtiu^hln artl' t** Thia »rtlrla la no TnlcAr ooai*
jH.ufid to tujuri* thi* akin r«apIest«Ml, bnt etihao
rea a« a beantifloi, aad ha aae faanot po^aibly be d*
tectrd by the cloa«at obaerrer.
F.»r Tan. Fre«kiea« ftanbnrn, atid Onta
neoria !M#«-a»«-a from the akin, tt ia UiTilBAhlv
M.C. :(-luak**y biva every coofld^ucs* In rrconi
tetidlnt hia V ict»r!a ltogia and Oacella de fVraia ta
or Ladioa aa tlui uuly pe rfect aa reliable toi
let artlcl*' n«»w luu
(JENTINR PRKPARRD OHLT BT M. C. MfCLIT§-
KBT,
Archil nam# ataicp^d oft each laVl—10 other ia
la kr nu1n*. Depot, No. 1TO North Seteetk Street.
Hold by all lrae|^ataand Perfytsm In tbe l'sited
and Canada laMUdlv
Wholesale Only!
STAPLB A. FANOY
DRY GOODS!
W. 0. WADSW0RTH
Ofers Is the trade a fresh
Spring Stock!
Bleaetaed Jb|Brswn Cottona,
Prints, Ginghgas,
White (aoodfl,
Llnem, Hotlelfi
Gloves, Dcnlma,
A WECIAI. MERTINO (F
a the Davenp rt Library Aae.ciat!oc Satnrday ev»
Btnp,April lite, 1S6«, nt T3CP.M. n the Llhrarr
Jlouma. K p. t"OOK.
Stripes, Ticks,
Cottonadea*
Cheeks,
Dress Gooda,
Yankee JVotlwa,
April lltk,
On the Mlowlng suhjeet:
Barly lleeellfcllens ef the Pro
frules la the State.
TIC K BTS "0 CTt. For ssle at I.use A Grigaa'
and at the -:»er. anriO dtd
SOMETHING NEW.
THKEK IN ONE.
EBtlM'f Prent faabiaai Kalft,
Twrfarr sad Sir Sptsa.
pair c.
TT-'T*-
.rkaaellke SMaaer: maktacooe of the
sad convenient artlclu for tbe poeket
of threeslaipwpleeeeor steel, and la tbe asoet da
rabteand worl
Boat oaetbl tl
ever preeset.f to the public.
T.snlee will Md this article to be a very asefol aad
nuuieuleat adjttet to tbe Sewteg Machine.
Bletall Price, as ceata each.
Pot aale
bv
Baa ten ta Hardware, Itotloae. aad
Faoev Artldea (eneral'y.
H. MORRIS*Co., Vt aoleeale Atrenta.
Fprtegfleld,
aprU'deodly
In Saakraptcy.
la tbe Uietrict Court ot the United Btatas for
the District »f Iowa.
Ia tbe matter of Fritx Vollatedt, Daakropt
To the Creditors of said Fritt Vollatedt
aad all other peraons lntererted
Sirs: Yon are berebv notiBed, tbat a petitioa
has been 6M in said Court,bv Fritt Vollatedt, o
the eity of Uareopert, in (aid Distriet, duly de
clared a Baikrupt under the act ol Congress, ef
VarehSd, .667, for a diacharRe and a certiB
eate tbereot, from all bis debta aad other
claima, provable under said act: and that tbe
l&th day of Bay. A. D. IMS, at tbe hoar of tea
o'clock, A. M. of eaid day. is aaaigaad for the
hearing
of
nainaiitlil
the aame before said Court, at Cbam-
b.rt, at Ottemwa, Iowa, when aad wbere you
may attest and abow eanae, if aay voa
have, why the prayer of aald petitioa ahonld
not be granted. ea are bereby further aoti
ied, that tbs eeeoad aad third meeting of
thoereditora of said Frits Vollatedt, for the
perpoee provided ia tha i?tb aad ts seetieaa of
the eaM Act of Cengrosa of March M, 1MT, will
W. k.U .. tha Mk Aft* a
be held oa the Mb day of «». A. D. I8SS
at the hoar ef ieeelw*, A. IT, ef a
before B. M. Price. KK Register i
replay, et hie eBee Be. T, Weet Saeow
ia the eity ef Davmpert, Seett oooaty, mma
aprlO-dSt-W an'y.
TO RENT
Bade Place, With the exteastve
Oronnds belonging, an tbe eoraer of tradv aad
18th streets, to a good tenant.
For Sale.
ARGTLE COTTAGE, at Le Claire, tbe lete roe
Menee or Ool. T. C. Kada. Thia deatrahta prop
erty ia now offered at a bargain, by hia eon Jaa.
Ksds, ofHt. Louis wbo has determined to
aell at a great bargain, for farther partienlara
to bather T. Bads, Lead Agret, over loot
teleeaeaBeal Bslsli snailty.
laad Aa*sa
Jcc., JtCi, Jke.e
Pnrckasers will find /all lines of all gooda
adapted to their war,)*. wl.itL will te C«ud
the
M.OWEST PRICES.
41
41
aorT-dfw
4S Brady St.. Daveeperl.
Burtis Opera House!
The treat Tria af VaealUta,
PARKHURST A THOMPSON'S
I1BITAIiM:»
H. m. TBOBPaan,
the atithor and composer of "I.
illy Dele,"
"Little May Miller," 'Tam Lonely einee my
mother died." etc., ia now eonaectd with thia
Troupe.
J.d PABKBl'BRT,
The woederfal Baeeo and Comic Vocalist, wboae
Jelineatlun*
reai compaea of voice and original and laegbable
»f eccentric character arc aae^aallad
by any other siager uow traveling.
O. w.
PABHHUBflT,
Baritone aad Faiaaiet. All maaiclaas who hear
bis aefidcrtnir tutaadard Baritone eoagaaaltela pro
aonncini him one of the best Ciaaalc atagereof tha
d,Z-e
TbtellMla taatnaaeat eoabtnee with In tbe apace
eeeapled by tbe ardlear, pocket Tweeaer, a Nell
Kalfbaad Vila, ewt Bar Bpooa, and a pair of Twee-
LRST TROLTB will gl
above |entteme^^a|^ala^tho TBOMF
ore eei
RON A PAKKU
their unrivalled i
their unrivalled parlor antertalamanuat
Burtis Opera House*
Tharsday, FHdsjr aad Haiardar
April, Sth, loth aa«
11th.
This Oowpaay daima to riva a bstter
er variety of prosranme thaa aay ett"
the kind wblck hea traveled Sea veers.
l'llna tistM eisils
NO. O. PASKBUItitT,
Dr.
J.
A. LAHOFRLDT,
Davenport.
W. IBUlH, BeeiaejeAgeat.
Bet LB or PncaaParaoatte. Oeaa-,
srqt
I
ery tf Oeate. Reserved Heale SO Oeata, te
aale, at Luae A Origgs*
SAMOA MO
FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COM'r.
.ffaaeta over tMS,eee
Cm»h
writtea at reaseaa*
H. m, KING, Aieai
OOee, Boota Ho. Baveaport's Blaefc.
ef Mala aad Beeond Street. aprt-dtf
1ST E "VNT
Wholesale Hoille!
3STO-
KXTBOPOLITAN BLOCK.
BATKvraaT, IOWA.
L. GANS AT CO.,
(8COCESSOBB TO I. BBBIBltf)
Mtaoricrcaaas ABB Msaaas or
MEN'S FURRISHII6 GOODS!
GLOVES, NOTIONS, AC.
Bee Test prtesa §—isatisl. sB My
WHOLES HOUSE.
KO. WB*1 SECOND RTBKR4
ttAVtSPORT, a ioWA*l
*a to the Trade a Freih apring Stork ol*
CL0THIN6, CASSIMEBES,
C0TT0NADES, JEANS, LINENS, FUNELS.
FURNISHING GOODS,
AMD
TAILORS' TRIMMIN08.
HP«OLa AGENT FOR DAVENPORT WOOLKN MILI.S.
CAMERON 8c BLTTHB,
Notions, Jke., iie.
All of whieh will be found attractive and at tha very lowest market rates.
|y Pleaee eail and see the Lstest Sty Its aad Nov'eltiae of ilia eeeaon.
Slffn ot the Mon, J. K. DIXON ft SONS.
H. TUOllB,
Davenport,
LANGPELDT, TH0DE & CA
lfOi OB West Sacassd atreet, 0»veSi
IMI'ORTKRH AND llEAI.EHB IB
German, French & Spanish Wines.
Mrench Cognac Brandlt-s In Original Packagee,
HOI.K AORNTSTFOR
9S....LECLAIRE
MOCK or
aooos
jewelry
#»a
9,
F. MEYER,
E A N A I O
•d at., aad deer we
at tat Katiocal Beak,
le ta rssslpt ef a large and well eelei ted task of
Ready-Made Clothing
Ms
Parabhlaf M,
»T:
PROPllI ETOR8
TERMS: 1^9.00
House Painters, Glaziers, Grainers, filers
A.3STX
SIGN-WRITERS.
Plata aadi Decerative Paper Baagera, Celliaga Whlteae« aad
Walla ('eleredl.
We bsve jaat reeeived tbe Largest aad Most Complete assortment of Psper Hangings and
Window Hbades ever brought to Davcapert all of which have been aeleeted this Spring. Die
Tork. We have entirely new styles of Hall Papers, Borders and Decorations. We are prepared
to do all work entrusted te us in a workmanlike -nanner, and at satisfactory prices.
140 BMOT STREET. rflEXT DOOR TO CUT MILL.
Spring Goods.
J. E. DIXON ft SONS,
CtORNER OF SECOND AND MAIM ATREETA
Beg toanaeaaea that they havftrsosived a porttaa of their Spring purchasss, coaais
ting in part of
Dress Goods, Tweed* and Casslaaeres, Prints and De
laine*, Bleached and Brown Muslins, Freneh
Saefclacs, Gloves and Hasiear, Silk
and Cloth Sacqnes,
Trlaanaftnsa, Parasols and Sun Shades, Hoop Sklrta,
I.ANOFRtJrr
Ham bars.
lleS *a Walt F.ttract beverage ef Health.
I by FtryeWaas of tbe OWI and New World. aebllLdti
(Rstablishsd 1883.)
iNIOHOLAS KUHNBN,
Manntactam
of
Cigara and daalara in
LEAP. PLUG & FIVE CUT TOBACCO,
Fires j.xa tunokkkm
JBTICMS,
Visas sa haad tbe lnrgeat Htoek and Variety ot eoeve goede ef aay hoaaa ia tha State. fe
jeoamata aad all dealers in above goods era Invited (lo examine ay Htoek aad Prtaae, ead the
faaUty ef ay gooda before parehrelag elsewhere.
Cora Main and Sd Streets. Davenport, Iowa,
Down-Down the Prices go
GREAT SALE OF
Dry Goods and Carpets!
ROW....M
ERR Continues. Another Rodaatfton on I
Wooton Goods and Carpets.
Tata
BOHT BB SOLD. AVBTOI.
Baldwin&Marston
faicftos Clocks
HP
MILLING
IfRB. M- CURD.
(Foeaerly Was A. F.
WIBHI*"
TO
^"V^indnetataaate
*TM A2VO aaOSSSVSt
HARIIW fi K
1
BlaekmitfeN fttocx
,T"!,
wa
Crau1.!*0
US?,
r0"
Bella*., t'eler W r§t.i'» y.,
H'**'. a*4
l, tt
*rs,
r**rirp»' Kmre*. Itt-,,,.,
KSk •, U.« .. Ac.
an "a hi 11.* IH I- lii-r-i i*h,»ee, Mala
a, H«m neit i ,(i
N
»|.^ -r.^
,,, »f- Itiel-.,:,. Num. Aa "m
•m thS wilt in ,u inir affile. 11 r% tft'pg
Orders by ill'
J«n cna
vll! receive
aflrkflon
m-H
I I RSWT'
i
11
Deero's
XJL'U Rap
vv relet,!.,.
i"
oft.
Moline PX »w«.
i
A
v i 1 I
(brtke v.,..!- Ibnaernt*
re
o O e a i n o i i n i
Plowe and ea
?.iS
—KLH
w
n""1
vt, i vd te.
TIB WIHTKR {U\Di:
18(S.
SfCKLRS
PMENTON,
A V K I O K A N U A I
'•rS* and eouiplete axor'inrnt »f
Khalf aad Hrarj Hardware,
AGRICULTURAL IMri.KMKNTS
Metala
aad Tlaaar's Mie«-la
Catlvrjr, I'lrdiff, Malls. Ulan, i|f.
We t.ava followed th* K'axt. rn markets pronipt.
y In the ret-eat del Imp It,
Kl
„„la
Mi l„nU wul.u,. ,arrliw., ,.T
Xrlv :::r
I..,
,or
oootttlrnt wo can uike .i f1,
favor
ua ill, tb.ir ,„,i„,
iri
J"
tJ,"
V a I'KI srt'N
JanT-Aa 11 lira.I* m,.| V We.i ,,,
Iron and H'apon Mnf-rinf.
0t_n
KNTIltK HTftR tiK A tt AM, sil.f
lr.m. Ailee. Hprmca, lt,.li.. \BI.
Ihlmt.li'Sk
v
nia, l'l.'«
,.
and ill Steel, 4r.Si I..a
rk"
,rt»e e.ii„,d
net Ut*ls ul the uisuui ti tun i^.
...
Kl
I'KIBTltH.
Iron sad Wagon Mat rnt» «,K| ,,t ,t
)a»T-«B» Ilaiitni.r.-. ii Rra.l, •treat,
Jisipi i. Diiikfar
NO. lit,
last alia Bradf, near I'roat 8t«
SHELF & HEAVY
a w a e
kmirr intUry,
aad a general ataortiiimt ,.t i.-t.|,|, articles
Ot
the trade at greatly reit.i-eil j,t i,
AGRICULTURAL URUNKIITI
OF AM. KINDS A?
TBB IIOHKHI PHTL tiM,
r,»ily
aelee
SBsIng ia eonetaat receipt ..
lad atvek of everrtlnng tn the Ii
ti i
Trade aad CeaBtrjr Hfrrkaata
Will eonenlt their interest bv ealllng ami
al.
aaiiaing gooda before purchasing eiae»r,
From a IIIOIOUKII ktuwlad^e of tin. bu.in.a.
Bed superior
slantaKrs
in tuiviiig, all must
te No. IS Hrady at reat, for gooda.
Batlder. are united to esauiina apriag Btseh.
UKUKItllkR THU I'i.At'K,
No, 13 Brady Street,
•MB pnlb and quirk retarna. i
KELLEY & VVOOLL
BNOUUUI
RETAIL
DKALKRH IN
9HEJL* St UEJt W
HAHI) WARE
No. ft eat Second St..
I)A VKWI'OKT. IOWA
WKtion
HBHPKCTllJI.I.V ASK TtlK ATTEB
of tbe I'tittho to our largo aad JOS
plate Rtnek, eoniatin,' In pait of
BA11.H, FRNCk WIHg. I'l llWH,
FABMINU Tt»t»|jt, MAMIJ.A AND
TARKKI) ROI'r WIND. W tll.AHS,
1'tITTV, I.INHkKI* »II Tt HnCR+lSB*
Wllllk l.i.,m, LKAi ril'K,
fABI.lt till 1'Ot'K I t:t TI.KIlV.
Oliver Plated Ware, l.cather
aaO
Bnhber Hrlalaa.
ItHUBHNS, OOTTOK AMI" lll.ktl' TWlBKS
BBOUM TWINK.M. HKOUM AIHK,
1'ITCH, UAKI HI,KM, IIAINH
O I K o K I I O K N a I s i
PUMPH, I-IMOIJ4, MlUT I'M I CIIKH
POW/.KK H.AHKS. I'OHt-fc|.AIfl
imtLKft ANI HAI'tlK PANH, llltl ,H|I. I AM
PINTBKH\ WHII' AKI KNTMl.S' MA
tJHIMIST'H A .Ml COIirliUH' 111(11.S.
Aad a jeaeral aaaortment of
K i,.ris
in onr liae
whteh wa offer at WUul t.MAI.K BtTAlA
at tha
Lowest Marset Ratea,
AUBNTM PUR
FAIRBANK'8 8CALE8
Aad librd'i Praailan Plawi,
tar
3euatry MerehanU will rind It to that!
advantage to call and price our goode before
aslajreleea' Her aaperlef
perehaaing eleewhere, aa we ean
indueemeats e nn mpt eaah ttuyere
BAVIO KRI.I.KY. *. WOOP.
TOBACCOfcaKljARM,
DAVB\PI)KT^
TOBACCO WOKK9
ris« fst Taharra* and Orcm
At Wliolosalo
r^t.BRM,,•
lR TRADR WTpp!.iKi"« 11| nR .. |-|.Avii
"Ar^mtl" mi.l -.'I., I hran.te,
r. u. uuAii. AKII !,
Front atreet, hatwwn l.rij ai.it |„va,
eetl-dly I'avenport.
a. Mcasa. wiasra'iK
JACKER ft WINECKE,
•AJturaartrsMHi A HBA vaa in
SEGATTS, TOBACCO,
PIPES. &C.,
IV*. aa
Brady Street, betweea
Second
it
Third Mta..
JMpfl-dly _DAVENr»HT, IffWA.
Where do yon buy vour
FURNITURE?
AT
DEUT9CHMANN'3
or
C0VB8BI
Ne.UEastSd
het. Perry
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Vhssa yes aaa dea,e Bad s tsa,l«te aaMieeeat
af dsasat Fwmitare. aeda ta tea moat eubataatiel
aeaair. Fartor aad Ubaaber «et*. al« era oa 1 aad.
F. OSUTncUMAN.'i
Oiee ae
a call.
aovlMly ltd atreet. Itavenp. rt.
Brick !TaaBrick!
RAVKHP0RT RUCK A TILI C«b
Are patMag ap the lateet issnaieS
Steam Machinery,
For tha aaaafaetaraet a Saperter artkleet
PRE88ED BRICK,
Which they will bo able te o&r
ForBsIo at an Early Day.
Aa their aiiaagiaiate enable ttsa ta|
•flake SS,OQO
Brick per
day,
Aad thsrshis barn a Bfla socaer tbsa esasl Xa
e«y.
Pslaaa will reapare ftvarsbly
With the Uwnt.
Tad betweea Sast Devenpr rt «ad the
I air lao.irik ty teams or »lli
sad dssliieg eel bitsB,
^VlaSaa essacMM to bnlld.
a££rts^?3 Poat oaiee.
The aaly plaee se dssd
motriw.twiiTWOTUWKi
•mm A*
K.
UfV»ArB
I
JtVtUlT
Blere, esa. of Wff
g«ra OhMs a S e
fiijioK UBMAT,
MiaviWi
aTlT
Cnwel* atvMi »»e »'a'»
NbRTtN,
atsia S^ third door btito
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