Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-16
LOCAL MATTERS.

Law Of half.a.dozcn who have been
=, n, situations until they are discour-
Hone deferred maketh the heart
), The same "melancholy" exi'ibi-
NAV be seen in all Of our large cities
mo men begging "a brother Of the earth
10. them leave to toll" Humiliating
,,clc, Strange infatuation, that causes
,nn,g man to hang around city with
bo,e Of getting sufficient employment
,,ta lie Of servitude, when the
!, IVES, i, before him, holding out the
acement Of competency e the industri-
l,Loripg man. Find your way to the
~, Young man, and though you arrive
!. wltnou, dollar, there is no fear Of
r,,i,n. Among tn richest men Of our
90 arc those who came to il penniless.
,bli,v AMI the desire to work is a good
n,aI iof any young man to start upon IN
West. and he who retains these and
s,,s them Alright, never fails to achieve a
noetency. Mark the words. and let
n cheer your heart and influence your
lure course.
One Of our subscribers on Third
eel. having frequently complained Of not
,ny hi, paper, aud the piazza where it
left being SO situated that j. was not
pbabIe any body would steal il or that it
build te blown away by the wind, il was
mexhat perplexing to imagine the cause
il, being spirited away. The gentleman
three dogs, and the other morning the
rrer having determined TO watch awhile
Ter leaving the paper, the mystery was
.isactoriiy solved. Shortly after the pa
vas thrown in the piazza, one Of the
Z. drbp ra,ely took il up in his mouth,
having carried il 10 the middle Of the
get there left it, Whether the dog un.
re,aads that the Gazette occasionally
he. some disrespectful remarks concern
The canine population, or is generally
ISsg Yichi in principle, we do not know;
alta events be differs from his master
| politics, and we would advise the latter
her to convert him To the correct faith
trade him of for dog who has received
| proper political education.
in addition to the brick buildings al.
! 4ly erected this season at the intcrsec-
nD. Second sni p try sta, We learn
NJ Mcneil contenplates The addition
.AOlher story to his building on the N.
Csuer, and ihe erection OF two more
! es houses adjoining. Less than twelve
BATH since Mr. Nc Nil established the
III mattress mandatory ID our city, now
re are four establishments OF that Kind.
course he has The principal one and does
y bulk Of the business In addition to the
(snufae,ure and sale OF q large number o.
|itiress,s. Mr.. Mcneil is also doing consid-
|,bla in the furniture line, Of which he has
l:rge stock.
The County Temperance Conven.
cn, which assembled at the Court House
J Saturday, nominated the following tick
! al good men and true of whom we will
PIE mere to say prior to their elec;ioa:--
For County Judge.
WILLIAM BuRRlS.
For Sheriff.
l.. J. CENTER.
Far Recorder an Treasurer,
J. II. STONEBRAKER.
For Surveyor.
WIN p CAMPBELL.
For Coroner,
WILLIAM CROSSAN.
On the All inst. the people OF Evsns-
lie, Ind. we're eating roasting ears. As
:, We see no signs OF their appearance
ere, Presume corn, in some Of its earlier
'rieiies, will soon be among the luxuries
The season.
VIII the editor Of the Cedar Valley
Times be so kind as TO send US the copy Of
Is paper containing the story alluded to in
l'issue of the I2lh inst