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p,f*v
Liver I'-imp'sint, K«»cr etui A vie *rnl a
diaartlsraof »he Stoma'1', L'ver, Bowe's snd
Kidneys, yield to the fsmnos remerly.
Twenty-one thoustnd fi»ir hundred and
ihirtj-nttca acrts of imsl in fjtitlirie, erd
Adair eo\in'Se«, «nd nealy every county in
iii» St»t\ its and !n»i«e* in town, cheip
for cas'i. 1..DIUIM,i A. Ilro.,
J.sii i I Insurance A tents, Ma. 40,
Hr»'ly street.
LASHK 1 ot-s feet North Dsftnport,
south vt Locust. l'rico$2lU on time.
A. C. Ft (.ton.
TItY fill.T EDGE"
Fine C'lt Chewing Tobacco. Tbe best
Toliscc in Aiii' rira.
"COHSTITCTIO* W ATI:b" it a certain euro
fot Diabetes, aud all diseneiof the Kidney's
For *al«
by
ali l)ru^|{iKU.
Caure ]*m Oiia.v!.* Wine, at $7.00 per
icnn ho*'!'1) ?.'*" n i!1 uto :k of otber ns
tiTeaod fjre^rn ^in. »t he wine liouto of
I,*Nurn tT, Tiicni Co.,
'J 1 Wo»t Se'.-oiid street.
Ueblllir,
with i'« g'o nv «". ndi it*,—low apiriti,
de ire««-'»i, iu» 'hri'irv los« of
Bemen, «per-?ittorrf»i, lofs of |ow«-r,dizzy*
boal, liin d: iM'Mn ranj mi
(r.trin'B n• iiii*).'• ii'y, fin I a H')vi lei 'n
C'lrein tl'i'iiphrey»' lloiunpT hn: Sper (i
No. iwanty.ninht. Coraposc! of t!a luuat
atmtile, mild nnd potent t'urati"««, (bry
Strike at once at th^ root of'be nuttier, tone
up the ayaUot, arrcs' t!i• l!charrei, and
imparl ri^nr a'lJ nn'-iny, !ifi-aml viia'ftytu
til. entire mtn. i'orr have rurc] thua
tmliof ctKti Prim #. pur parkiRB of i-il
boxes, and vial, or (I -r tingle box. Sold
by Drm^iats, an'l «»nt by tniil on rer'iii
of pri .e A I'lreH, II inp'iruyfi' Spet tit*
Homeopathic jt .dicine ''j.,B82 Hroaiiway,
New York.
(•lad Tiding*.
Tb iinamli hi prrroiit who were aflB eted
many years with terri'»:n s ire* ti**« '»fd
K/i y fi-irly s'-'ttM c-in Iv on
hand a mi !y of
Sloan's Omtment
MS of I'tner^i ncy.
Am
!or ra
1
nvnlnablr Remedy.
N'Mil* •*.•,•)' tho^, *ho Iia»e aulf^rod all
the hrr.r !y* w .svi can i"\ H[iir»" itf
tbn »alue av'l tili tcy ol i'kUHV IJAVIH'
PAIM Kit.t.rH, a s-irere^n rern-dy lor thi
di*tre**iii!5 iti.-iae. Ii pn^i-ast-H virtue,
which n'U al 11" reni'ivet pain instantly,
but legtlUtea the simuach, frtvtm fclrcngtli.
time and vikoi i!i« arntrm. 11 is one ol
tliof dinl'i-'i'iei wii c'i u w irVi inure than
gold. Sal I by flru^gi'its generally.
Paircans «r t!i« seaHi.n. "Use Uanne'e
M«nic (t I." "I'iii't keej) bouse rith-mt
it." "h works I ke a charm "A few
in re l»»u!e» lelt." *'A Ytnkce inwntio i
worth trying "Cures uckiy for a little
money." Sold e*erv win-re.
Cti'I
SVv". I'ii i lusii ilia A in!'ij cable,
am) ii'uir'1 ih« «M-M.a nl the nie'.t i
terpr tv. I»r W Poland's lltrn I»
tor laya the founda'ion btai.h and
Strength by purifying the blood.
Skk Buvrn or Oratm.—In another col
unm, „i JSPEK.I'S S1ANOAUI) WINE
MIITEm. Jt n highly roi'(un::ir:it!fd b\
p'l v«i in* ).- ly vi'i--s, .'n ai niri ot
its in— »r»j iri. .• its a:»w iu de.t
O.o is Ihv irs.
Ja*k.» H. Risk A C«.'i fine staple and
fa'—
!*'i!et
.Soajis, i-impriiing Utrmaii
Ms'tK-d, O.ivc, Star, Iin roT»d Cbc:nici
P*l i, A,c SjM by all grocers and la:?cy
goud« dt's'er-..
Jrt rit* «»ri* n #uro for chuppH
«!t| :jif r«»ii4'ic»r irriiati«»o t»f thf m:n
r!', MT »r ii.- lit rhptim, pimple#. »n«! m') «»fh
•r 4" .•• it *nf .-M, iu fc I. lilt) »kitl »ofl .iJ
Man t'-i »im»«l *»y Uatnrd A o
V rk. U &U dVu^ificU. t-fr A«ow
Hoi »#AT I »it?ir There ore todKltndci o*
br%».' jMtvti niw n turp »rom the
W nirN r.cvu- .tl in i'»- ***. wbo kUt mml*
It* i» an 5 i i i .ujr h* i h« ua* of H«»
i" NTMf lit I? rt-nvtlv. ti'at
|p» u v.-r »h hm'ct It «Unu* Hit- |*oWh fe?
l» ith fi« .if At 11jf -jr
t:o»«* Uu I i »nu w\ it «r.«t!i au'9 th* Uifaiiioi*
tor* pr •rlpU» Itaplf. and work* a complete auJ
tfeorojgbcare bf aU Urofs^tn.
Kromtir'a Hair i»)t\ Nt' irti, Ha«a^Tu
and I'll®**n ihe W.»pK1. «i I ,)? i%w \\r,w
J—%u:ir.»tt.Air,
Jarff^ i»nt!lv, c*n br furn^hrti al lo»f rairt,
ly ih® hunlr\: *»r ih inntH AdtlrvfS
fteptS-JAwtr r.MjiONS* ci .riaeblnK.N.T.
Wanted.
AonnhRoom,
CEMEMT,
For by Sa.e tl M.JPRKTTYMAW^
I'UUuXIX Ii!!LlAi«D SALOUN.
J. SELKEN & CO., Prop'rs.
©AVIPI-O .T. IOWA.
I «h ti» mf-irm my frier,that I tiR»epnr» ha«t il
of W t'tii.ntd. n ut rc«t lu thi. •nlxoii. ud
?t*rc^«»a tir«.4l Ciiflf me. K.rnt CUw
Tahie., ute Wine., ami B«-i Ch e* a Lay^r.
Royel Hat una Lottery of inba.
ht *h® S »at'fch tioTcrutnt'tJ*
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BICHARDrfON BROS..
THIKTEENTE YEAR.
regular
Ntopi»k.Tp»-.-i». JOHN .i kiiovii !.'
.ivr-.p. i'..Mn|tv-'"ii
Ilase*. BUrkbrrrtrs K Kapbrrrir»
In
rery
WTovi r.tii OK woMAN IN THE
W »k t. iLt
aepu-ll fU'OTT HOfSR.
Wanted,
AOIRL
TO DO M.U'SSWORK III a Small
Kainilr. tioo
1
w»ii
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,lv
when
ri
pri"'® uaid or Uv3l:ocna aotl a1' knaUol iio!J»na
T\ VI.4MI A CO..
Hanktra.lfi W,n s#w otk,
M11LI jT N K r^y!
.Jtrt s.ri7f»,
ArrsnslittKAT ii\itn*tNs is MILI.is'ERT
v
an
i'i* i.'- i*eny dii llvaard U.km .-tn oolrl
rtrrhifril-fii'i, Aleo HIUOR and m»k i o«nr In
the lau^t
Hr«4« at .....niiTenperi
IBESH OVSTK]N.
T!tOM»nl
TilPATK VTIt, TtU'.T
are of iniMtn, Kr- *h »y»t*T# in
are
b« founl «er«d .n tie b.-#i
»T. CHAHLlCst Ii corat id aod Uarrlton!
For ea1® bv tti® Wbalvaat® or hcuii,
atpS-Um v nn.KY.
W.F.ROSS.
Vaierwriter and Adjaster,
METROPOLITAN UrilOINO
No# II, East Second Street.
DAVi:*PuKT IOWA.
Um a i islr Itlaa for t.rw. Frp r.-. In-
1st:
ear«tii«' i* veins WrlUec
ai.ee Kecivt-d.
Atpli
Herrtek's
cmii
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ifi Hi *».
ciibIJ
Peeplt's Parfy
ri ml rsi'ti 'lie In-
number.
a wtl' -iii»1
ner Ura.lT A
R(uu:ks.
ified pereno. Apply nortii tin ft
l.'ih »tret. ilti iJ
WILT. lor wom FOK ll.f-o A PAY
«a
TRD
m\kr
^Oftwrtk in oiirntu
C«a «ion»- tn t»ia. b*« Hhrra®*, ^aa
pia* tout aion re or pi ot I" otii. NO fwtrdhn
Iot®ry. A1dr«-a II DAILKV ^n'i,.„
•tre«*t, N*»w to'k
boat.
AVntre-prue,
HOI.tn OOI.n B!{BAiTP!V WITH
n®ar'j cov» rt'd tv
Tl i'K K hR A 1.1 illKU
If JOJT u*cl! s e c-
itiv--. TKYTULM.
tfjoasr. lii'i.ji'»,
i T».
It
THY I'HBM.
For fexcr ai,'l *'iie.
Tiekel*
PW*Miajr, i .61, vr4ttr. I
JAM K1 Wl.NANS,
K.1-
.1. Huui.yd,
f»'T «rk fV,.r.,» C'HMt,
PKKD VOIJHKR.
Por t'oroiief.
DB. JAMES 0 Ol'RTWEf.
A K NTION!
WHITE BOYS IX BLUE
MEET AT HAI.L IS NICHOLS' BLOCK,
Thursday Evening, 7 o'clock
I! A I
In FULL t'NIFoR Id r.tt' ml the K. I. Parage.
By Order
COMMANDING OFFICER
Ostics to
located.
Lar^e lijht end we!
A. C. FVLTO*
COI.d WCATBSB it corning on fast now
and it behoves erery one wbo is not al
ready pror ded to purcbane a pair of these
fine boots at ChiM'« H-adf ^t.
(iomo EAST—Miss Alics Dutton, tbo
you3)5 and celebrated Pianist, is going East
to fil engagements this winter. Stie
return to I'^Terpnrt next ^prlDg, and
be right heartily welcomed br her many
friends, and tbe mutical public generally
DISI'ATI IICD —Jo'm Fleming, ho who
does the l'ghtrn' in Rock Iilnnd, telegraph
operator thtrc, got a dispatch from Cujud
and a
h'een
(jBi riBiis.—Special attention is called
to tbe splendid stock of groceries new
opening at Parks
A
r*te«
iluiOit i!•r«t*fif 1 w relieved of p»in, and
ehort timn pi-r-riiMiirly cured by tbo use
of Moant Ointment.
I'ain cannot c* whare this gTfr.t reme
dy in fai'hlni y !•{,'.•«!_ The lame, halt,
an stiff nnted in great number* have
leeii reitor- to tbe natural use -if th«ir
limbs, liy the use ol thi* wonderful prepa
ration. ItiaaUoan infalUtile remrdv lor
bite* of poi^onxu^ maects and nnakea, freab
W 'oniU, ewi »,'rain», hruixon and
in'Uinationa of every kind, on either men
or benit.
OrNTT SanntTii Snoot. CO!*TS«ITII».—
T'ii« a«*embl«p» (inl-htd up their business
according to pr"giamme yesterday after
noon at 5 o'clock and adjourned
Hl(i I'ARAPK IN ROCK IS-
AND.
M.tuniiuM hI UT)ipl ty
Mtirrlsg Nprech by Col.
Park Ceoe, of ,AU
waakee.
T,*st crening the White Boys In Bins,
of Uock Nland, camo out for their first
parads, and tint appearance in unifon
the streets. Tbe organization number*
sjtiie tiro hundred men, all good soldier?,
who wore the blue at the front, and are
now enro'kd to fighs tra tors in a differ
ent guise. At an early hour tbry atiem
bled, and marchcd lo tha levee, where they
Conned in line, doublo column, to receive
ihe White ys iu Blue from this side, who
went ovsr n ub sixty men, two thirds their
l\tm ng in line, they rosrehsd throug'i
the principal ntieetsot tbe city, followed
by hundreds of people, while hundreds cl
others watcbed ihrm fiom the corners
Ererv door and window along the line of
march, was f:!Ud with people wstchiog the
magnificent di»p'ay, and listening to th
music from the various bands in at tscdsnce
Frequent were tbe cheer* that went np
from thi crowd, for tbe brave Boys in Blue,
who in answer, g*i lantly waved their tor.
hce. After marching through tbe prin
cipal streets, the procession filed into the
t'ourt House yard, where a speaker's stand
had bet n erected, and ornamented with
mottoes, such as "Fidelity to tha Consti
tution," Tsx tbe Bonds," etc.
TUR SrEECM
w* a stirring one, end an able effort. The
speaker wss loudly cheered throughout
wheuever he touched upon any of tho vital
questions in issue before tho people, or ex
pised any of the fa ncies of republican
•peakers, or whenever heeintraated in viv
''Kht, detnocratie prinriples, with the
proltssed principles of the present radical
puty. The speaker gave ah story oMome
pjriions of tbe wur, and nhoweii the im
lor'ant part many of the Democratic Gen
erals bid piiye l, as well as fighting, that
tad been ne by Democratic Soldiers.
le was not in favor of giving all the credit
v c'ory to the blark boys. He gave a
stirring and scathing review of the recon
s'ruction acts ol the radicals since '.he c'oee
of the war, and called them to ec ount tor
proving recrear.t 10 the trust re. osed in
their htuds by tbe Whito Boys B'ue,
wl o gave unto them a glorious victory,
n told tl em to tirnkf :ui abiding pesce, s
united country, and a traternsl peOjls out
of it. They had failed most miser# ly,and
now the White ys in Blue, at tilt ballot
box, are determined to g*in| that rictory
«tin. lie wou'd not piaoa the remain the
Black Man's hands, an the bita tn tbe
White Man's mouth.
I.RAF
t®d wire.
waa l«»at «%t th® Fair iironn'a )®#u riliv. A -ibv-al
r*»*a i aO! i»!ii 1 «r retain to tn® ofHce of I.
W. UAURI9UN Paveuport. aop'g-riw
O l' 1 8 V I I. E A N O V 1 A
After a close revisw of tbe tariff ques
tion, finances, etc., he gave some v*y apt
illustrations of the discriminating tart and
the tn on various articles, and then
closed, haviog spoken just one hour. The
s^txbltd multitude gave thrss ohsstWor
the speaker, tha ticket and for the Darn
rt boys. On call, W. T. Diucs. spoe
a few minutes, and closed by the followi^
beautiful little incident—that of introdo.
ing to tbe crowd a little twslvs yssrol
soldier who followed his father throngl
ths war, was with him throe vers, was it
tbe seven days Cght and nerer turned bU
Irisur-
»uii.-jly
RagarCeated Pill*
FOR LIT II COM
K AINT. A M'HSTl.
''KV THEM. to their headquarters in Nichol 1' Block,and
If yon frel dro*sr.
..
-1 1 *i 11 KM. the bie parade was over, and the rsdicals
If jn itf 'i'ii kb. something more to worry them until
Vr^
jhaveutxt,
tmem
ltl*
1
hrj only co*t eestea I
tx z.
ROCK ISLAND FAIR.
The Kacos-I icxtcr'sTime
Ue:it« 'it »m a iull
MUm Ti-ut-k.
Yesterday wss a great sussass for tbs
Re-k Island retr Company. Tha weather
was p!ea*snt, the crowd large, tha track iu
excellent condition, tbe herees trotted thair
best, and everything paesed off to their
liking. Al! day enumerable teams were
tekin peop'e to tht grounds and the care,
du ii.g half the day, made half hour tripe
wi' big loads. Davenport was Isrgely rep
resented. Here horsemen were all there
and so were her young men aad msidess
fair. Iler gay old widowers were out i
dashing rigs,in fset, there werasaeatal bun
dred there, just to see tho
SACSS.
Tbess tock place in tha afternoon, wit
neseed by over 5,000 people. The track was
in excellent condition, tha horses resdy to
do their best, snd everything favorable for
showing some faat time. The first race
was for tt00, best three in five, ta barneee
Bashaw, Jr., and Jim Rockey entered, and
one of the cloeest snd moot exciting ever
iad in ths ssetion. It was evident from
the start that tbe sympathies of the people
were with Baehaw. They came there to see
him win and were going to feel bad if he
didn't.
FISST
one it wa«, too. John made
dota. John wanted someone besides liht
ning fur a companion, and has made the
nccessary change in bis domestic affairs
Our lest w tbes.
IlaaT.—Reokey woa tbe pole,gat a
fine start,took the leed aad bold beautifully
to his work throughout, winning in £:28i
with out a s'njle break. Baahaw broke
twice, but footed up wel', and came In only
two lengths behind. Tht crowd wasdisap
pointed, and Hockey wore his well-earned
honors in sileri ce.
Sk
lloimers corner 4th A
liridy at. 'i bey are uffertdat very lo
and judpmg frein the quality of tbe
Ii'e line of Table I'ruits-atid the othrr
staple and family groceries. We see no
reason why everjone crmnot bo supp'ied
with tbe best there is ami at low Whores
Cull and examine the goads. Tb«y sre No
1 and will surely please.
tine die
I he session w»s confined prinriptl'y
1 srussions of Tarmu* quriticr,* pertsiriinp
xabbath fobo 1-, and thtir tuccessful opir
atinn The suiject of holil ip Townsbi|
'•oiiTentipna waa broufhl up ducusiion
and referred to the !u*inese committee ali
'ocalities desiring such muet address tbe
^ecietaryC Kent K-ij. of this sity. Tbe
nrxt County Conrent on will bo held ii
this city, time not decided upon.
OHDHSAT —Reeky at the pole, took
the lead at the start off, and bald it until Ihe
b.ek stretch wss reached when Basba
apped him, Rocky came down to bis work
beautifully and lead until the laet turn
when be went off hie fact and Beshsw lead
him by a length down tha home stretch
I he crowd cheered, swung hats and waived
hanikerchicfs. th horses did thair Isvel
best on the last ten rods. Oa tbe lest fifty
est Rorky seen ed to stretch out seversl
feet and with a suddsn rush lsid his nose
across the ecore first, winning in S 26,
TRIHD HSAT Rocky at tbe pole, took a
hort lead and be it, Bashaw lapping him
to the last turn when cky broke snd
Rasbaw took the lead en tbe home stru'eh
It wss t!ie heat the old horsa wanted and
he way ha passrd the score with Ricky
lapped on bis wheel showed thst ha knew
it. time '2'2(
KOIBTII UtAT.—Bashaw at the pole,
which wae aa good as two seeonds for him,
took tbe lead and inertased it to two
lengths lie fairly flew around the treck
winning in 2 25—tlb best time ever made
on a half mile track. The old horse seem
mure a pet than erer, aad when the time
was received the cheers of the vast eon
course of people.
Firm HEAT.—Baahaw at the pole. A
lunds 'ire send off. Bashaw gradually tak
ing the lead. Both horsea did their best,
woiking beautifully. Baahaw winning by
a length in ii:27J.
a.
The other races wers merely nominal af
fairs and seemed to very wall sustain tho
reputeti jn of the course for disputss, and
dissatisfsction. Tho race waa between
Kock Island, Henry, Mercer and Scott
ut.ty horses John A. Logan, Roan Jack,
Loafer and Naomi ware entered.
The first heat was wen by Naomi in 2.36
and she etarted several lengths behind, Lo
Kan badly distanced.
The second heat was much like tha first,
Naomi winning in 2:38, Roan Jack and
Loafer running badly as in first heat.
I bird hsat Roan Jack run inta and broke
up Naomi so that she mn full as much as
the other two hereeedid in the other heats,
for which she wss declared distsncod, and
Loafer declared tbe winner in 2:40. Good
horse men were indignant, and tho judges
w.-ro in a muddle to know how tho race
stood. Tbe orowd commenced to leave and
it wss evident that tbo race had lost its in
terest and was not a credit to the aocietjr.
However, they trotted it out in one heat
mere and gave tbe rare to Loafer.
Next came a running raee between Abu
backer and Ti^la. Abubecker'a owner
wouldn't put his horse on if tho judge* in
the trotting race were allowed to judge tbo
reces, so othera were chossn, and aftor oon
iderable trouble tho horoos wore started.
Both did g'od work, Abubeekor winning in
1:49, when Viola waa withdrawn on aceouot
of a broken ahoe, and tbo remaining people
went home.
The balloon man is n humbug, bo wont
up a little waya and yelled to bo pulled
down, so down tboy pulled his machine
directly on to a post that knocked a bole in
and he now wanta (3o9 dainagae from
the soiiety. We haven't board of any as
censions being made by him yet, aad don't
xpect to either.
To-day Bashaw Jr., and Boskoy trot
again lor $200, beat 9 in S. This with
two otber SSMII recta woro tho principal at
tractions.
Caspars I OABPSTS 11 A SPOTS III
Wsdsworth 4 Co., of Bock Island are now
receiving their Fall purcbasee of Oarpota,
and offer for sale a full line of all variotiee
—A frightful and fatal accident took
ace at tbe Jackson county fair grounds
last week. Tbe
Sentinel
U|,C0ni#j0U
back on the foe. Tho crowd iuld hardly f,oal#B Mrs. Paiee, although badly hurt,
s now out of danger, but Mre. Raymond
credit their senses, but receiTei the little
fellow with three :heers, while he gave
them the military salute in anawef. Tha
meeting then adj iurned, the Kock bland
company esoortiug the Davenportera to the
f»rry. The boys landed snl marched
thiough the streets. Passing this office,
j^they gave three cheer#, for wbich wo hero
return our comp'iments, and then mar hed
wbich won't bs long, Johnny.
THT THBK. Spuanin loU cheap, aoor Acw school
irocidKs
1
DAILY DAVENPORT
says that while
Mr. R^yceand Mr. Nelson woro speeding
their horsss on the track—tbo former in a
two horse bu^gy, aad tbe latter in a eulky,
the two collided, breaking a wheel from the
jggy, which was occupied by Mr. R.,and
a young lady named Hattie Barnes—throw
ing them out aod bruising them ooasidor
ably. Tha team then atartod dawn the
track, frantic with fright, knocking down
everything which came in their way, until
they dashed into a small frama Stand on
the grounds, ooenpied aa a booth, utterly
demolishing it. Unfortunately it happened
bs full of women and children at tbo
time, aod whsn tho wreck wtt eloarod
away, it was feuod thst aoarly all of them
were injured more or less. Mr*. George
Paine, daughter of D. S. Height, and Miss
Raymond, were taken from the wrack in a
eondition and carried to thair
•aa ao badly crushed that she lingered un
I Friday morning, when death terminated
bp sufferings.
'he highest and only premium given to
Ming maehinea was awarded to tbo
Wleler A W ilson, at the great Rock lo
laaetir.
C*imiltNt liNk Rorrii,
tipt Hayferd,
Norman Failing.
Se| 17th. 18M.
0*^ property 1} aeros, with aaaU
koaaa a Loonal attaot Prko |8TI poa-
BOABD or SI PEHTUOBI.
gecead session.
KITTII DAT.
Barraiisu. 17, IMS.
joamment
I'poa calling the roll all tho members
appoarod except Mr. Aplin, Horroa, Krase,
Matthes, Newton, and Rigg-
Minutes of yesterday's proceedings road
and approved.
Mr. Stearns, from the Committee on
Equalization, (tiered tbe following reeolu
tl' n
Thst tbe following taxes be
and tbe same ere bertby levied for tbe
year '.i(K)n tile tax*tde property |ol
gcott county, State of Iowa:
A tax of nfty cents on each poll.
A tax of two hiiI a bait mills on the
dollar Htatejpurposes.
A tsx of four mills on tbe dollar for
county purposes.
A tax of one mill on tbe.dollar for sup
port of the ]*or,
A tax of one mill on tbe dollar for
school pur|oses.
A tax of three mills on the dollar for
bridge purposes.
A tax one and one-half mills for
insane purposes,
Sinking a total of 14 mills on the dollar
based on an aggregate assessment in tbe
county of f'J,00u,0t0
Upon tLc passage tbe yeas and nays
wer« demanded aa follows
Yeas—Messrs. Applearate, Baker, IJaw
i*eo, Blmuk Davits, Langbeim. Means,
Mum, Itobeson, tiindt, cHeara^ William
son—
V£.
Najs—None.
So ihe resolution was adopted
Mr Stearns, from same Committee made
the following reports
Your committee to whom was teferred
tbe schedule ot District, Sut-Lislrirt and
Independent District taxes, at-ked by the
LHslrict School Boat da of the county to be
levied for the year A. I. 1^69, having ex
examined the nine find tbem correct aud
woull recommend that tbe same be levied
accordiog to law, as follows, j-wit
our or BArssraet.
Tractors' Fand I wills.
.a
.1
•iTssroav wwmir.
TMcbara'
Wm4
OooUcgsct
...Satlla.
....«
So»-OlstlMo t—Bahael hoaaa raa
laS'ft DUt. Ha.1—Coail«s*al Paad.
Taasbaia'
.7.4kills
....«
Isfpt Dirt, •a.t—TftMb'M' fut
Cuntiumai
Ilsbvtil boas* I
aooaiseaAB vowaamr.
f'ulint1 Food
ft. u.
Uoo.iujeol
Fchuol liuus. fund
ISP. l)l»T. ai'tflLO.
Twlm fsad.
C.otiiiSeot'
... s
.....#
....IS
..
TMelier-' food
Cunitnff0Di ....
Jul 1.1 Nut-8rhool IlouSc fund ...
achrrs'
i
to
BLVS aaasa (awasaie.
Tsaehcrs' fand tm lis.
Conneg.ai
ALLSS'S oaora totmir.
TMcb.r.' Fnuo
unb Dlat. N I—dcuo
•3 8
S
BIOBOBV
OB va •owasair.
TMeb.r.' Food
C'onil st.ni
tlibool Doaaa"
ConVlDftnt
saaaisAa towsian.
Ttathsrs' Fnad
UouiUs*ai
ladsp*Bd*iit Plati 1st, Ho.
1
8«hooi boas. Faad
Teacher.'
VoBklagaat
Taaabara' Faad..
CoutmssBl
BISCOLB Mwamr.
TraaMfS' Faad mills.
Ooitinc»al
Bab-D St., No. l-0sb*ol hoasa Faad 10
S t.
S tt
1
1
raiBOBToa Tovasair.
Tea.b.ra' Faad t* m'lla.
riali i s .,
So.
Sct.ol Itutaa Vuna 5
*—UtfUllBSBul 1
auk.DIM.,•*. S—Taaebar.' FOMt... .....iH
8-Coaua«.ut IX
daWDiat.,H*. 4—OontlDfsBt Faad ..._..1M
1-4i1j 1 baHa ITaad.. *..(
1
Oak-Dial., Bo. s-hkwt kan4 Faad.
S—UnoUo|aat .,
«TTV ortraiK.'RBa.
TaaehanFaad
OoatiBiccat Faad
Scbvoi mobs* Faad
usuniifaa
Tsachsts Faad
Goattagaat
THE GREATEST GOOD TO THE GREATEST NUMBER.
A V EN PORT, IOWA, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 18, \*V8m
ill in
:.cre "'it a:: so th»- r:.»y o'
Wiirr, bive hi*, i S'-nie umler
at'on. w 't-st1 'f'' 'y ri» mrt
Wrn-'.y to tV- prayer i pni«it n-ir.
I Mr Applets".* m"V»
r»aPTBMB*a, u, WW. I port of the »'inmittee, by strikine«nt (^-1 A
pursuant to ad- msely) and in*r*. that the prayer ot
ti'-ioner be printed a* to lot* 3, 4
i.d-i
YEAS— Me«-r« Applef£tjt,t Bakot, JSsw
den. Dsvies, Means, Wiliistmon—0.
NAVS—
Mes.- s Hlunck, Linpheim, Mar
rey, I: be'liti. s S'eirn
Tin- amendm-nt IVHS lost.
The egbesti n ti»w luing on the rep.irt
of the commit tec, the ytas and nays Ixiu!?
apnin drman ii-1, a* follows
Ye\s —Mc»-rs. Baker, Blunrk, Lang
hei 111, Moon*, Murrey, Robeson, Siudt and
Sti urnf —8
NAVS—Me«sr«. Apii'eeatp, lUwdcti, Da
vies, Means snd Wi li im»on—5.
So tlm rep rt »vss adopted
Mr Hawdon, from the Committee on
Miscellaneous Mstter, ma le the lullnwiog
reports
Your Committee. whom wi referred
thy |K-tition of II. W. Bennett, Attorney,
clsinitnj f'25 for defending certain pauper
criminal", rep.irt adversely to puying the
bill. Mr. Bennett claims th«t lie ITas ap
pointed by W T. Mittoe, Justice of the
Peace, in and for Davenfon. 1 v.: ^hip
Your Comtni'tre ipiestion the right of a
Justice to irnkc such an appointment.
Which was adopted.
Your Committee «n Miscellaneous Mat
ter, to whom wss referrid the petition ot
Philip Mitch, rlaiming $50 lor arrestio)
one James Flannepan, who is said to hav
broken jail in t!i«* ^I'finR of'07, the Com
mittee has no evidence that the county
offered fr0 for the arrest of said party
then tore report adversely to the peuiioii
Which was adopted.
Mr. itobeson tiered the following reso
lution
Krtolttd,
lowed in the hi I of Claus Kalil, at tbe
June session, lWi?, on winch he has rt
covered a judgment against the county, be
paid.
Mr. Applegatc mired to lay the resolu
tion on tbe taMe, which was lost.
The resolution was then adopted.
Mr. Baker offered the following resolu
tion
lirtotrti!.
S mills
...10 aii.la.
ail its.
...10 a'
set*
AM wsssnr.
rsaaber.' Aud S mills.
'ootlinint ftt 1
in la inf Ind. Dlat. Blw Or»,a—For
Dull* Suit
Safe iMat
Ko
IX
1—IU pairs
BITilK 1KWS
KOhTniEN I.INS.
4 mtllf.
a
hons. FaDd....
—Smtll,.
Ths Canada Itari port Byren far St.
Paul to morrow morning on tbe arrival of
the 5 4") train from Roc'i Island.
S wills
... .«
,t
13 Sit!!*
lad.r«Di.rt Dlst, Mayavll'*, Vb
1:
bebool hoa.B #m4......
Ttwtart'
Co.t.assat
The Rsservc leaver the tame point fur
St. Paul *n Sunday,
The Jamas Means leaves for st. Loots
this tvsning.
6 mills.
8
.... 8
IT mill*.
lad.pcndBO! Dlat, I.tan Oovs, K». t:
8ofco il b. ii* Fand
'l •uiiari'
....8 mills.
....4
....I
Iadtptn J.nt I) atrtet. Bo I,Falrrlaw:
l'«Bch.r*' Fu
UUIILU nt
Arpar.tas
The Psmbins Wares for St. Louis to
morrow afternoon.
The K«ithaburg is the rsgolsr packet for
Port Mtdison, o'uk and St LDU'S to
morrow morning at 7 o'clock.
IS Bills.
...IS mill.
... 1
... 1
WBITS C,Lt.Al UNB.
Tb# Ksy City leaves Part Btron for St
Psul to-morrow morning on the arrival rf
tbe 5:45 train from U ck Island.
It mills.
... «mlila
...
Sab.Dlst. No. 4—Sabool bona, faad
wianaLB vuwjaaip.
TaathBra* F«» 4
UoallassBl
BaH-blst. No. S—8.hoot hoassFa"4
iud.K.Ldeni D1 tirat, Loos Hwtt
TbmIi. t'faid
Coulln|*ot
...10s
... 4
... 1
•ak.Dlat. R*. 1—aafeool kousa Faat.
.10
IS
8
8
Tbe Norhern Bells leaves tha SSOM point
for St. Paul on Sutnisy morning.
Tks Addis Jobnfon is the reKti'ar packet
for St. Louis to-morrow morniog st 7
o'clock.
The movement in grain, which sines
harvest has been towsids Chicago, is now
tsrnsd to St. Louis.
4 aillls.
s
The St. Lftuis
mills,
•rt. Hi. Ha.l Bckoal bsass Faad-S
.. .. s ..10
..
IS as aa ..jf
Ia4tpt. DIs. No. t.
School heasa fiuid IS
Tsachsis ..S
omo* li oLuaa.
fckoat loose Fsai 10
niiuM rauil1
Tsasliaia Faad 1 fifles.
•ab. Dla. No. l.acboal Baasa Faad...II milaa.
...8
4. ....8
Upon tbe passage the yaas and Bays
were demanded, as follows:
YEAS— Messrs. Applegatc, Bakor, BAW
den, Blunck, Danes, Langbaim. Means,
Murrey, Robeson, Sindt. Statraa, William
son—12.
NATS—None.
So the report wss adopted.
Your committee to whom wss referred
the petition of C. C. Applsgato, asking to
have the dlowiog dosenbed pmperty
otrkken from tho advertised tax list for
8
CHAIR
That the amount of fif), disal
That tlie County Attorney t»e,
and be la hereby authorised to settle the
suit of J. C. Burn" the County of Scott,
now pending in the United States I)i
triot Court, upon such terms as he may
leetn advantageous to the County, and
that the Clerk is directed to isMie a war
rant to pay any amount, due by (tie Coun
ty, when the Attorney shall report to him
tbe amount ot such settlement
Which waa adopted.
Mr. Baker, iroui the Committee on Ac
conn's nn1 Kvj rmliturts, mmb' the fol
lowing report
Your Committee, to whom waa referred
the communication of Recorder 'l horini»
ton, tK'g leave to 1'p :t iu favor of having
said ooks, 1) and .1, copied and paid for,
after M-evare cwiipartd, at the rate of
three cents per line.
Which was adopted.
The Clerk laid before the Board the
claim? of members nt tbe Board I mile
age and per die 111 of September session, as
follows
t' Apple^ato
S
....»
W Ilut
Bit .Ion,
lunch
.... S
.... S
Ind Dlst Ko 1—'Tesslirri' hnd, 1
Couiitigent 1
it
Waloott, Ind Dlit-T*ae*liro' ftod
Beho.: Iloaaa ted.
ConliLgent
Vatas DkM., MasoHina ooantv:
Bttafral foil 1
Oehoul IUUM fund
oLtaaa fananff.
?ekonl houseFand (sills.
Mch.ra' 4
UuDtlLf.Bt S
tiaaaw waiWtf.
'JS, 15 miles IM.ro
S w .... »l o
0 .. .. 22.74
17 24.54
1 fW
.loin, I. hnvtss
Jm llerion
V. Km...
1.1.auKbetm
i
IU il iJ
1-12
13
U. kiilih,*
Mt«.»
u
W. II Uurr.y
K. S S,
It K*
'1. It ot.f...a
14
Republican
of ths 16th
inst. ssys .—"Considerable atir was crastsd
yesterday by tbs report that the arrange
ment ectertd into, shout the 1st of August,
between tbe Keokak Packet Company and
tho White Collar I/oe, for the establish
ment of a joint tariff for freight and pssssn
gers, had boon cancelled. Upon inquiry wa
found that such wss ths esse, and from
this time out, or uotil one of tho contesting
lines withdraws, "ratea arc open," and
freight aad passengers will bs taksn al ths
best figures that can be had. The Northern
Line takes sides with the Keokuk Pocket
Company, and Commodore Davidson af the
'•White Collars," will certainly have bia
hands full in fighting both these powerful
end wealthy orgAtiizai ons. It is not in our
province to say anything as (othe merits af
tbe case. The contesting parties sre well
known for their sk i', experience and en
terprise as the managers of well organized
and popular paeket lines, and whiie lit*
•fight' may hurt thsir own pockets, yet
shippers and travelers will rosp a certain
amount e benefit, proving conclusively tbs
truth of the old adage, that V.'s sn ill
wind tbst blows nobody good.' Of the
oonteeting party, two, the Keokuk Packot
Company and the Northern Line Pscket
Company, are emphatica ly St Louis insti
tutions, being owned and controlled by men
who ar« in every respect identified with ths
interoets of St. Louts. The third (While
Co'lari, and for whose benefit the tight
is made, a comparatively new organiza
tion in this city, and, although but a fsw
months in existence, has yet msds quite s
aoaso. However, 'we'll see, we'll see.'
To-Day's Advertisements.
sOls.
.a
for Sale.
Aaey
m* PIAW FORrE, CN'SCRPARSED BT
to the state, tall aod see it, at Wo. 3 Clio
ton flare seuf-d'U
Found.
paying for tbla aoike
POCKRT
on proving prawarty
BOOK •OCND MI
Alt LICLAIRB
Will ke returned t-j owner
W. JBWB8. LeClairs.
Notice.
SEALEDtheOfflce
PROPOSALS WILL RR REOKIV-
SI) at ot tbe City Engineer, until
tae twenty aeconl day of r-ep'tamber niat, at
1
o'clock P. M., for
Uradlac .*ar«uette Nlreel,
between fcig'.nh a id sSooth Street
The 1 igkt to ritieet aay er all bids Is rsserved.
]ty ordtr ot tkjsMrwtOMauuw
R~AJ. Z5T Tt. DRY
HorsKFOK SALE.
nit nd the re-iT^'lf 0-**:KS HHSA1.|
rn 1
lni
biot k 12, and west one-third of In lit,
blork 8.
I"poo the pawagc of the amendment tho
yeas and nays were demanded, as .:low*
•"""•"i. town Mu«
CITt & 81B1UBAN PU0PKKTT.
Tll^.^*^,'v^TU^D««oC»r«d
TIOFT,,*for
'-AT* -'I l»01
M'tth.ll. h»n Mi.
mt- TaliiSle he-ltie.. re,id«i-p lot. ib» in
proper flS lots !n Ml b«!l I. Jd «i,d 4ib s '.d
lion. llr.ufful Intel.,,! f,n ,r tl,-.,,,
of ibe *tUi aMur)a«sri1 rtt.r T»n
»r..at i..t, Bear tht timim Kct pric. t.rm.
*C.,»pp'j t.
ROJB A. *t ri'UEl.L,
A.imini.ir»irl,
Hr.'OIINi
A
BEDSTtAD FACTORY
F\»l* S5 »lo.
Tf8 CRDERS O.IBH Of KRS FOR MALI
_l *1 is rl.B .ml lie.Ut.a Km lnrr »u.t iU.
KPodwulof hit btLotrsa. Th. Kao'u.r, i- of
thre® atcrira lit^h, fortr-riv®
t4V.
JOHN I., col TIN,
REAL KHTKTK Af." H\T,
1 :i vi MI pi rt, 1« i.
Has for sals, l6X,iVn acres choice Karaiieg
Laada in Iowa, in 6M tliffereut roiinti®at sei®cu,t
from 10 to If years aioce. t.? apeciai Btfsate, aud
moatly owned by th. patentee*.
1l,0oo acres ID Illinois, Wisconsin and Miaaa
»ot». 1. uimproteil l.ots in Davenport, LeCiatre
I'rinceion, Walcolt, Dur.nl, Atalissa, Llovoei
low. fur and Lies Mniuea. Twaaty dwellleg
bouses aad at.rea in DaT.opovt 'ovSdtf
GltOCKKIES,
l. 8. PAINE,
Dealer in
fHOICK TKAS, (IROfKR1KS
Antl Provisions.
r«mer of Mrasdy At rifih a.reeis,
Hlgheat Pr ea a'w.ja p.. 1 ror t'oanlrr Prodocr
A'l Ku-iili »i-in »d aa r, pi r.mted, and delivered
to tOT p#rf of the
i.
I I A K N I K I
Dealer in Choice Family
GROCKRI EP,
-TOJis, Ii*i((l ri 1 i 1, wokIoh
and Hollow "\V ii- -:,
'oi-thi^o. Twitii".
WMps, Powd.i, Load, Obel, Uaps,
VAX lWTTNX" & A It KS,
Wboless'a aad Retail dealers ia
CHOICE GROCERIES
N .'.Is, Paints, O1I1 Ae
F"f *11 and ass Qoods and leara tbs priras.
BRADY HT UAVKNI'OkT.
1M
S
1 ...a.'. 15 li
0
41
7 .... 1WU
0 to
JOSIII A KI RK.
i.Wl
0
44 1
I). Htearns
A* Wil.iatnaoft
Which was accepted, and amount or
dered to lie paid.
t»n motion of Mr. Means, the Board ad
journed.
14 ... .. 24.1*
ROOMS to rent, sing e or donblo, near ths
Past«tflSce, good location for young men in
buiinsss. A. C. Fi LTOM.
DKAI.SR IN
U4
0 18 17.16
0 0 1ft U
0 4 .... aw
0 0 a... SH.V-2
0 18 24 02
0
COIL! (OIL!
"Porn. 'vi-hui•}, OloHrt
bur_rnii1 Am liriu ito fonl,
LUH .-Ai.S AT rtIK PKKt' t'i'AL YAltU.Coi
1 r.rr of fifth aod llarrlaun Strata,
NEW COAL YARD
I ll A TAR1
un Rfit u I:II EW HAVINUOP
l.'l ttle aa!^ of
isfhrarite and Bltnninoas f«al,
Ti!EC V K 1 nF
riFTll Aio UA1IKI1
pol'.rm a pharc of patrooare. rdrrn Poal raay
b« it'll at t*ir ynrd "r al mv utoro c»irn«*r Fr»ttaud
IVrry aml^rl ITIVP prompt «tteTil"»n
I am tr*i»Hred torortiact
Hair O a, Poinsirs. Col-ien^s, Ro^gea. snd ereiy
TOILET PERFUMERIES,
Stperlor FUvoHn* B-t awl Uqeid BUM*
in p. RH'K, Rod aod Cnrmtoe Inka.
KNOX'S "0*'0 A ft U'l OIL
Oaeof the Finrr flair Irfaa rt?a in Ihe World.—
A!*'. dt^A'rr« 1u Mairaifl Tooth Brnahee,
an 'l'o
\t\
Wfcat WeflteraMaa waaM atl buy
*B''e in tho West, and eqnsl to any aaaie In the
Kiiat.ss proT»d in dlr.ct o np»tition w'tli them st
the prlreiyal Pt .te Psira. lnrii |c the last two years.
Thc'r me I. I- II. roind sympathetic sntl well
harmonised ihroaicti nil the scales, tha action per
fectly reirnUted with esar tlsa ir toneh, ai.il fine e
efsnt t?n«rior For durability they are warraated
for Bve years.
Pries*, l'tieap«r tkitm sassy ether
I-'irat Class llake,
Old Pisa"* 'sken In fx^hane* a' liberal ra'es. For
»«le at St 1,0 iK 1 '1 Iv.ittt Pi'th
C.
FALL GOODS.
CARPETS, CARPETS,
A lsrc* sad laeStock or
DRY GOODS
PANCTT GOODS*
DonR«iTN s,
m?
em* (701 feet on th. gr.niotl, wiih boi.tr and
to-ena room atuchrd. .nd i» lo.-ated on iha
comer of Tli 11 ami Kernu 11 atr.m, in lb. 1?
of »»Tenpo,-l. Two lo's ot ground on. hun.trr',!
anil tw it11 pijjht iim by oiie hunttrrit and IiIIT
C-e teet. Mill t.e aoid wuh the- K.ctorv, This
'•"ir'na, Hmler snd Marhmerir are all'in *«d
or l.T, The buainess is protitab'. antl well ,a
ist l'.hed, A1.M KT SKKbl..
AHAU LK,
(iLOVEN,
AMI
KW
i*y trie of cbari ®.
Ac.,
BRADY 8T l»AVK?»PORT.
NEW STOUI
BT
AN
OLD DEALER
The I'atiiiLr I'ul»lif
Arc renne.tcd tn tuku nni.--that 1 h.-11ml rstftied
b'ia rem.tvetl i.om bin «.t| .t:-nd !'i- n»toe -a
sidf of llr idT .treet, lint norlb of I'bird whiro
nil keep me Iwat aod treabest
Vt.'.BTAlC.tS, KKUI1, fOCl.TRV, At",
At nil times. O. SWAN.
Davenpoit, Sept n, ISISs dtf
OH«t Grocerj Houss in Daren port.
O E I E S
".1 1 1 11 1 y St.
WmtR*
ns wii.i. br PI.KASBD TO MMT
k'.aolj fri«*n«1a and ail *h«waat
"Iioici» K.'inuly »rocci'it's.
At ih. lowest Market rates, (loads delivered la
Us clly wltboat -tisrce.
COAL.
tire ks,
ft
livery ol all
HOSIERY
COSst.Wfl.y ON IIAMI.
CARPETS! CJtRrF.TSi
A large aad assorted stoek,
AT
B. D. A I'STII'S,
l*tlBlre Row. 'it
WHOLESALE Iiorsi
1) MKTRuroi.ITAN BLOCK,
•Ntvamisart Iowa
M,. fiaf.VS CO
Saccsasore to I. Swales.
ttaaafcelorers aad Johhers la
•KHS' rCRNlSBI.\(i UOODS
GLOVES, NOTION'S, &C.
Hew Tork nrices eaarant.ed. nhSS dly
W O E S A K
ONLY.
STAPLE & FANCY
DRY GOODS.
WADSWORTH
W. C.
Offera to th? Trad*1 a Fra»h
A S O K
Bleached
Sc
Dreas Goods*
by
rf*c5Miy .! T.innFTT
Nhawla,
Ca^Jmrrs,
Jeans,
lioics aod Toilet Soapa.
llfnlm enppllM at
liOWfal Jeltblas Hrleesa
Verry Street, bet. 'lhlrd A Foarti.
OAVENP RT IOWA.
ilorciicc
Sewing
Jtree'.
Tanker Notion*,
tin? imfrrdi de
fu.
of AMhr^Hf C«»a! ai li»r Cleve
land. Brie »i.d n:u»fb*r^ Lua*.
JAS. M. DAI7FLV
EXTRACTS, *0.
Machine.
MiiH ft. OLINUHAN. Agent
jaalT-d Oavenjinrt, Iowa.
&(., &c., Ae., Ae
st the ''oni-
pany derot, or with tbe differeat |sgsnts tiiro'Jj
the roiintrr.
JOHN llOYT, Agent, Davenport, Iowa.
CRESCENT MILLS.
DOW. GILIU HMCOCI,
Maaafaetarera aad Wholesale and Retail Deslsra la
Water aattyrlag Wheat Flear.
SHIP sTcrrs. SHORTS,
BRAW,
Delivered to Aay Pert of the City.
MERICU WIITHIS WAfCHESI
The Beat! The
Cheapest!
Reeomtaeo4od b» Ratl-osl Enftneers snd El
pressmen, the moet exacting elasa of wntcbwesr.r.,
aa so parlor to all others for strength, steadiness,
accuracy, and dnraMllty.
To avoid Imptisiilon parchaaara sbool Invariably
deasaad a r.rtiflrataoffennlnecvs. (teSS d*»Jw
drape Yinea, Ac.
I.00S1 yesr old Clinton Grsps Vinee at I8.W per
ho«dre«i,Se.rta cacb.
II.014 VCU oil iutoa Orapes Tlees at 09 per hnn
'ori',1.61 lit. esea
Spe r.icsi.ons for the s.ta may be seen at i 1" 1 ®r,Ic ^'Eei»al I^Per hnn
tks Office 01 the C'i y kngineer, I 1
.iiwi i y 'JW C^ wd Q1
ape Vlnea at flOper haa
drad, IV iea
e ch.
Pnrcfcasars will find full lines ef all gooi1
adapted to iheir wanta, whicti will be efl'ereit
the
£on*£jiT
411
R. & SON.,
VA^crvcTCRKM or ruca
E A S
rmcE*.
St 49
Ilr&dy Nt., l)Hve*part
FURWITUWT, Ac.
WHKItr
l)i» toil lit: V VOL'
Vi K^i i in v
AT DEUTSCHMAN'S
OF Cut'HSK,
He. SS Kax 90 Srert,
Bctweea Perry and Itock Island.. .UAVKNPOR1
Tbf*re
jv.
i ran a
ways And a orapl*
'infill of aleK'tt
F'lrt^t'ire, Pia-!e
tlio Hi'1. a-P^'Huti?
rriK&ter. I'arlor at
i ami^rSt.fta atvaj
rD Uat d. Give me
"uKirTPrnMANN
V-r.
F.ts? :'d atr»"*l. Da
iii|)i.ri. povlS-dl
CARPBTS
O U S
Coner ol' A Perry Rts.,
WILI. BE FOUM
Tie Largest Steek la the Wfst'
New Importations Jast Arrived, eoaslst'nr n
Brnsaela two and tbr.e ply Carpeta, of difltMem
Oiadss,
JLaiuon, Voriotian uud Xiu^
A E S
Xattlais, DrnsK*'"* Ac.. Ar.
KverythtDR is the Carpet oc ron»tsnt'jr en hand
Mats, Rq(S, W lidow Shaiiea, Co'tii'*'"'', rtcut**
CordaADd race«)e. Alio, a a »'»»Bdid Jin- of
PliOOa Oil. CLOTHS
TABLE AND E*AMBI.ED CLOTHS, STAI*
BODS, «c., Ao-
FURNITURE
OF EVERY VARIETV,
Parlor Pets in Hair 1'loth. tireen aid Crimsor
R-m, Pluab aod brocate le Cbtmber »et», o?
ell kind®.
A aiost
splendid eeeertmeat aad at
prtsee warranted
to euit.
EVERTTUINO IN THE LINK OF
COMMON FURNITURE,
Cano Heat Chairs,
OSGOOD'S PATENT FftLDIHtt
Extrnnion TaMe.
(The mtrrr! of tbe tf^.)
Vattraeae*. onnee*. F**«tberp, Mirrcwe of All kt®di
Marble and Wood op Ta' lea, 4kc.« Ac.
E^erv body in win* ot C«^pfta •n'l Farivtftre, Ar^
ln*ifpo to call at UOCLI/S. ile will it
JAS. Ha DUMONTs
COrrEK-MITII AND
II envy nheet I
roe Werker
ANB BOBLIE IU
STOVES.
Items FtirnWiins Uoeds, ACq
EUREKA, GOOD SA.MAF.iTAN,
MONITOR, AND BRILLIANT
Bsir Mi( Ptosis. Deeidtd'y tk. »ost
PRepniETonn
XKilMS: *».O0
VVE Li V.
Baldwin
&
SVtarston,
WholaaUa and Hi
W A E S O K S
1. IMI'"HP*
Jeirelrffy Speetmele*,
OOfK SILVER A PLATED WARE,
Opera t'lel| dlaaaee, QeM
^aaa, *«..
Setwoea Brady sal Parry Mraets,
tumpORT 4...ISWA.
CLOTHING.
W O E S A E
HOUSE.
30 KST NKt'OND RT.,
DAVENPORT.
ROBKIM' KRAtTSE,
Oir.rsto the Trade
a (task tall Mooa of
t'LOTHI.NO,.
Cloths,
Tirrrrfti
Brown Cotton*.
Prlnta, Ginghnma,
White Goodi,
LInena, Hositerf
Glovti, Drnlmn,
stripes, Tick*
Cot ton ml pa,
Cottona/tei,
iitiNi,
TAILORS TRIM11NML
(woi.i:
DAVENPORT WOOLEN MlUt.
MOUSE, LOOM ISA CO.,
Msn'ifsrtnreresad Wholesale Peslaesn
0 I O I N
fllaa.
74,
HI aa« ta
mcRTQAN AVB., (COS. LAKB ST.,)
l.'lslrisva. llllsialo.
We have In store the large
at and meet eaMplete
stoek of Clothing and
GEYW IIKM ni\G GOODS,
In Tho West,
^hlch we are prepared to nff.r at prieee aslewss
an be fmod In aoy Xaatern market.
Orders Solicited wlih t*.• aaauran^e that they wll
receive j.mr prompt snd careful sitentloa.
MOlldK, I.OOHIS Co
JOHN S. MAHRLI,
lTMO.1 KAST THIRD HTRKKT TWO DOORS
V froM tli'* Da«ea|Kirt Nailvaal Bank, alUada
t'renptlv to
1! y.l'A HUSO A SD REKO TA TIS0
IfD'd' riot! !nj of all h'tide cottlnf for otk re
make, 8evuod baud ti»iblag aadeeld AA*
NF.RCIIA^T TAII,oal*«
len-rt: Itnv ug BpiKH* :k
Of
*. JACSE2
II A HI RARRTATAA A OAALXAA
SEG.IitS TOBACCOS
I'ijM's, &<••.,
u n»A»fHTREBT,
m.'twee^S-eorsd and Third flt'reta, Pmtpart.
Wh'ilenale Iloitae.
DAVLSPOIIT TOBACCO WORKS.
MannfactarsClfsreand Dsal la
Leaf, I'lti^r and Fin© Cut
Tks Trade eeppMed with tb "Is'snd
senel,''sad other favorlie brands.
P. BRAINARD CO.,
Proct S:.. bet. Perry A tows, Davaapeet.
(l^atsbliahed 1BD3.I
NICHOLAS
V\\
ev«'rj tiint. i»pl0dA«9fn
Leaf, Phi? and Kin© Cut
TOBACCOS,
PIPES
&SK9KcRt:
msusAiice.
ilARTWELL & SMI'
insurance
.*,G'r er.
no. A3 HBtn A I m:i
Mutaal i.irr !a«. C4
'WllMatnl ire
N tj
litsnranct* ?.
pttr
tin l.\D
mm*
Mar W.tcbsa sad Jewelry lapaliU, aad Baosa
vlnu neatly rteratcd.
MOORE'9 BLOCK,
i„,
lorillard Klrt Ins.
#1 '.(t tt,-o
^fcqrilj Fire
a. tf 00a
Knterarlte lire
tan
.. ca 00.
north iaerleaaFlre Isa. Ce
As,ei,
|t
|i
lt(ir
CfRifrrf Fire lataraare
Assets. ISM.OSO.N.
AMfcHH'AN TONTIIfK
.SAVINGS
i'
Ol' NLW \Oi: K.
BIS (OMPAltV WAS OHOANlZtTD md
a th. law. of th. tftate of h.w \..ik, alih c.ai
pa up In toll.
tie 'St.ata ami P'rer'nrs »rr rtmpoa..if (. id
a»n "t Kt.at oippii, 1 i.rnt a
ISK'I'y. an,I havr al .l.M.ti. ,! tl... In
•Bev .iu in
•Mill 1'ltKIL
tde. lion f. .1
c«ait eveiftti AH*»|H
tKMU s s,M| ,\*s«,| uiViPf
i*»V aid it araiw.-. *iv»
frae aii.«»t|. I'ohcleel
Thin.
OOo.l durltiK
.f® Wrarrirlinn ON
Thr r«t.-s
..tl.er
It com
Travel.**
IiImT'1"'11 •..fcil.t a.M. tltI .•
Krlla'.le Aurni. w.i.ird to cauta.a lu k,
v
NOTI.w
CBMSOO, Iim
C. W. PRRELAHO, BEARD CO.,
Iltietos. Msaa.
MERCHANT TAILORING
»fs(«
KrnorsMHf.
I .Ii|
warntan In ItiMa *.»i
».•». TNoanij
iot,
Maaierel Mania- «|t^eati
ea«4dawtf D...-,
inniiiom.
A I N i S A U I I U
M. K. Corner nf llra.li an.I s. 1 ...I at ^e
s A i n o
Fire A Marlae InwnrMurn f«M*i
NprfngfleM. I line
raM ap Capital ever IHa.SI^
MTATi
Eire Isaaraaee (••pan),
Cleveland Olr,.
PasM *e|» 'ia|»ltakl |9ns
l..r». Ilnea ol inaaranew prompi
fttllv plaeed in r.ltabl. r-mp ,t
equate to the reapeetive risks
THE CHARTER OAK
LIFE INSIRANCE
CJMPANTl
Of HaaeSftsrai.
i »mt
Assals ever
Innreaa. over •«.'
I'Hit roaPANT ORIQI'SATBI) IM TIIB tBAI
a lS|t ihe gr.al popelar plan .f
At.ii Ai. n»i:^a»a.
Thay ha. pal 1 loaeee t» tk. wi.iow.
...I orph.ni
anil lh.«. laamad with Ih.ai. nratly S i
Ithnui a .lagI. eaea of ntu-al'..u Aet na
ilea.t Onaraaload AUtlasera .•rp..ltrlM 1 aard. a»4
a|nn aa fatorabl. l.raia an. t'...t. .t.. eat.
lara. rwe.t|its eeall .spebM-e «i.ai rat. in
eelertt.ia uf iiake peuepi |I.B .I,I ..i i.^.r.
divi.l.ntl. anL.alty, k«fii.nttif with ikr a.. rt 1
•lun, inak. Ih. kart.i oak it. si popular 1
Inentaiit-e t'na)|ariy riotag hnalt.e.- ti. I,.w.
Mra .f g.nd rkaia.lar .i.d .ddv.ee aa oMalg
SMOCIM by apply tag to MKHItlll A WllBtLBB.1
SaeiS dly Mtat. Ae.ni, liafaaiian, low..
Oflreov.r Ha..ap.irt Natl.*al Baas.
r«!\n h\t %ia
Life Insurance Oom'y]
Ol' 1EW 1411' M.
TUB
MOST
CASSIMKKKS,
SVcrSMft'L
Life laaaraaee
ooarAiti
IN TBB
W O
rt'R.Yt*tli.YG GOODH,
AND
Pelleles lasaed te Jalj l«l
Flannelg.
laiaaat
8 051.'
loaarM
eeeooiiMi
Income, $l,792 61100
IIIVIDIllV.
DeclarH JHD. 27, IHOH, inner rfat.
rreflisafihe Ciaapnay Asas.
Mtly etlvlalral.
4tae«llalrf ike l*rriaslwssso SBf
resiaia aapmd ssa leas.
no
iti nnttro
AH ••ellrlrai ^oacl'artViraatrlr.
'I'hlrfy dH ja eraa. alia, sa est laa
psyatealel I'reissluiasaail polla y
larlal (nasal.
rrairlriless esa travel er or.
rwpalloee.
An policy er ssirdlrskl fee
rkerseil.
Itoeiira rslr oea IVaaeelro.
FROST &CJALVKRT.
Oenaral Maaaa^r v^rtiiweat^rn lo wa
Xehraaka and Mloiifaotn
Ovruia Coieei nl H«" ond aed Main «fe»N,
Flrat National Itar k Bil dli«.
ItlMla flnnil A
TOILET
TCoMwY6Ti7j
TAKE WO OTHER.
Km-crtiH* &k*n *Jt
btmvltful.
Viil rtasM Tt»,
F" kt-t
all othrr diM»Urmti»n$. H«I1 at ml /r.iy
Qittt mnd Fanfy Q—4t dtalert
res-*irAer«.
£r TOO w..sa Tw Ob
BEAUTIPUus
UsaO^CBLiA i»B PBBBIA.or Til' rn :!A ft* U,
lor MAOTirrtHU THS COM I {HON
aad PBB0BBTI«« THS 11.
This lava'aableMtlet artlele wa, die-ovared "y a
ooUhratawl cbeelat ta Praaea, an
It
'a
to
hi el
the l*dleeaf theOaaitaf Bsmpanw. ih.ir ik .ity./
With all ta etepltdtv ead periiy there is aa an e
t'lAt willroapare ettl It ea a heaetlter*
V^.^Msiileelav' Jl-i+wv the eeeetpt «rf Ma
Uteri .mrrleewf PhllaCp
k I
a. N. *•"}•**,"
KIVteVeaseheaUaesaMeiaeil
suaratloa flfietli
soodson haad,
... eoticits orders tn •amt.^'orinf to order, salts
action gnaranlerd In .f ry psrtlealar. CI th**
let.lied ,0 rt'rr.v.ie u .li'.rt nt tlre ianTdtt
TOSACCO A CICARa.
JACKER A
WINECKE,
a la ever, leeiaaee,
that ka Iseow coiaaslled tetrfiet It t.i _hapaHNe TM}
artlt'lals entirety mfcraet tStat Saylhlag
af ta# Med
•ver aitaaipied, aad la wafrewted
PHBB PKWM ALL POISONOOS SCBWTAaoaB.
After astas Oeeelle de Perela and Vletosto BeatO
far a atitrt tte». tbe akin wl« have s .or Sara Ilka
let tars. 11 iroparta a frMh'ieas .rnoKbUf*e ead wa.
sees tn Ihe skin that ~ao naif prodaeed by eelag
this valuabl. artlrte Tht, .rilela ^s no eolger eata*
poaad te Iniare thesklo'.r eomi. *fi*»a, bnt eakaa
cee aa a beeettSei, and lu ns»
etu:..»l poselbly be ae
tectedby tb. c'ueeet obecrver.
Far raeaovtair Tea. Preehtae, San barn, aad Cata*
aeaee Dteeeeea froe ihe skin Itls lu.aleable.
M. O. Hei'laak»y baa every cot S1em-e ta MJSO
•eaiUas hie Victoria Kegla arM use. la
jaeLeffee as beta* tke
only .erf»rt sad reliable ta»
OBNOinVraBPABBD^iNLT BT M. O asCLfB
Aad bis aaee etasped on each la^el- ne ether ta
leseaalae. Depot, Ne. lis Nqrth a.vea Street.
Sold by all Dragalsts and Perfaeere In thr I'aMei
atataeaad Oaaela
WALL PIPER. WALL PlPElo
JOHN CAMERON,
House and Bign Paint©!*,
PLAIN AND DBCOBATIVg
Fafer Baster WhltoBer, Ao,
Dealer ta Wall Pep«r. Kordsrs. tt-^ ratlowe, f'aporl
«d Llaea Window H*ia te«. P.staree.ac. Ilavte*!
e areetieatesuerleare of IT yeers. I aai pepsnd i«|
Soaela
TOBACCOS.
osrantae all wojh en'mated to ee end I wlilbel
a warkeaallke assaaee. Call sad etstnlee.f
He. ISO Brady Sirsst,
aeit deee ta tbe OHy Halt
FRENCH
KUHNEN,
tMantilsctnrer of Cigars sad dosier ta
ARTICLES.
Kaepa on harH the lateral Hteck lad VtriAty
of above iroodn of any boaae ii tho Sttll. To
btcrori«ta and all dfaltr» ia aHote goods aro ia
•i ed *n f-xi'Mn* n.r and Prioea, aad tko
I 1^.1°
of my gyi-ts before
pa-eb^ etoowkofo
DAVIE8|
St
SAW HILL,
LUMBER! LATH!|
8HIH61ES,
IrMga aad Dlaeaalea Tlakw,
or ALL SIZBa,—
ON HAND& SAWED TO ORDER|
SAW MLL-Seeead St., hdow Warrea. TA
—Coraer Berrtera aad Paattk
Streets.
LIME, CEMENT,
HTDCCe HAIR,
lORBfABTLT 01 lAlD A«» rN I

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