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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-29

For sample of prices read the following list,
PRESS GOODS.
New DeLaines, for 12t cents.
so Pisces Figured Berlins, only 125 cents.
Wool DeLalnes, extra fine all CoIors, only 87s cents
Cases DeBeiges, only sixponce.
Cases Mohair Madonnas, only 121 cents
e extra lustre, ouly 20 cents
AL Wool Paids, for 50 cents.
500 Dresses, Irish POplin, only $500 dress.
Gases Plaid Mohairs, only IL! cents.
Wool DeIaInes only % cents.
100 Pieces Mourning DeLaines, cheap.
Cashmere Plaids, for % cents.
Tiyoli " (uew( for so cents
Nige Mage Ma Plaids, for Is cents.
Wool Plaids, for S7t cents.
80 Pieces Brocade Persians only 20 cents
THIBETs, LYONEsE.
500 Pieces LyOnese, only 1911 cents.
800 IS
200 sc o.
IS e 81
90 Pieces Thibets, (French), for 62A cents.
100 Sc 6 (German), for 65
50 extra fine SI0O
Handsome Blues can be fouod in the above list.
ALPACAS, ALPINES.
Alpacas, 12!, 20, 25 and 81 cents.
Alpines, 62t, IS and 90 cents.
Mourning Grapes at one.half the cost.
PRINTS, PRINTS.
Cases Prinst Ct cents
Merrimack, Co,heco and Pacific Prints, 10 cts.
SHAWLS, SHAWLs, sHAwLs.
800 Cashmere Square sha#ls, worth $40, for So
200 +" Sc * for ~
10 Cartons Cashmere Long shaws, at about half the
original price.
Bay State Long shswls, for So.
Waterloo shawls, for, So.
Empire State Long Shaws, for SIS.
Mourning shawls all kinds.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-29
PRINTS! PRINTS /!

10000 yards Nader PRINTS at Ct cents
All Merrimac Cocheco aud English PRINTS at loc.
Few styles yard wide FRENCH PRINTS at 20 cents
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-29
StIks, StLks, stEks.

so Pieces good style FANCY SILKS, at SO cents.
20 ' " at 62t cents.
All our rich Silks selling at very low prices.
Raw Silk PLAII at so cents.
Elegant IRISH PoPLINs, worth $3.50, selling for
40 Pieces SATIN STRIPE PoPLINs for so cents.
MantiIIa VeIvets, all colors, at low pricec.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-29

great variety of HOSIERY and GLOVES, Gents
and ladies' UNDER VETS and DRAWERS, and all
Goods Usually kept in this department, selling uery
-
cheap.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-29

In our CLOAK and SHAWL department we have
large assortment of Ready Made oloaks and ospes-
Also, few Paris made Cloaks, (Cloth and velvet,)
which we will sell at a large discount from the cost of
importation.
ladies' and Misses Bay State and Scotch Long and
Square shawls Cents and Boys Travelling shaws.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-29

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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-20
A Hlesdy Banquet

Werssi In Russian paper "Tas Crar,,"
tatsd Moscow. Sept. 2lst The poPulag
fsas, Of the 2oth September, was sgnalised
by 8 dreadful accident The barriers which
separated the crowd from the tables that
were loaded with food, were TO be open at &
signal given by the Chief Of the Police, BY
means Of a red flag, two hours after the ar
rival OF the Emperor and the Court Tbs
Chief Of the Police wishing to make pre-
hminary trial, 10 besure that everything was
In order, gave tho signal at H. The crowo
which had been pressing against TIT bar
nsrs since five in the morning, rushed to
the tables, and no human force conld keep
them back. They tell upon the dishes and
the brandy and wine--the fountains that
we're 70 distribute the liquids were upset, ss
we II as the tables-the scaffoldings which
held all kinds Of provisions, gave way under
The pressure, and greh, number ofindVid.
oa's were crushed beneath the ruins, Many
were killed, still more wounded, besides
oeing suffocated in the crowd, The Po.
nee and Military not being able to reestab.
i'sh order, sent for the Fire Engines to dis.
Perse the multitude. When the Emperor
arrived. about Two, and beheld the sad spec
Mcis, he wasyery much affected, as well "a
irltsled, and gave orders for rigid inqnsst
spsn NE causes Of this catastrophe.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-20
VEN n HI
IR ON WOR X s
r0UNuRY AM MACHINE SNIP

Corner u Rock 1slsnd and Second Streets.
TAMMR, DoNSELLY 4 CO., Gate forsmen of.hs
d LeCisirs Foundry1 are prepared TO execute all
kinds oil
Engine and Machine work for Saw and Flour
ing Mills.
ALSO
ORNAMENTAL HOUSE CASTINGS or So.
PERIOR IND Y.iRI0US DESIGNS, CAPS,
sLLS, BRACKETS, TRUsSEs, 4e.,
Oh lhe ia.es! patterns made TO order.
". B. Special attention. paid 10 repairing work
Accidents 10 machinery repaired without delay
Brsss casting made TO order oH short notice.
mch Is t56-dwtf
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GREAT ATTRACTION!
AT TIE
Great Western Clothing Store.

L. . % w q RI ~ . Ia
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
III WING Just returned from tae asst sfsa saFss
Il tlm-s ~ large stock 80 tisshans ana
sehts' furnishing GBsas sas sFsF o.
sfe1 ID MS markst, and ~ = per reB. fess pres
tesf consistent that 20 s1sii The pHbilc In price sla
3aallts. Having uEH no year- eAReftepfe u - !.
etf!, and owing ar.I ts 2 1ahes Of lns people,
hs' seiest I'd ms slaek OF ao6s from 81 easI4
rfn manu- tAeiurers aaapi tlis esst ausises among
Whiea maE te fosat lsa thousand Oyer.GOaSs
rom 10 - dollars fur TtlH-Saa Dslr, Pants is
price from IS cents IL So 4sas { 6ets sd s.tA
rom . eyRisto 10 dOlag; Dress aOat sfsoE :
p $'hou&fs; frssk Ea 20 Soih.f- Sac Il ? ~ q
4cAIaTs; Shtrts IEnsa 80 els - &4.os kfa a.
aaessseMts, fnrnisisis~ s.SsIs, IA gsisa
A4 quality TO su1t Piir e4s=., Sa ggA!- .Vttat i
~ afs Farrantsa 4 y .. arts te. A
aoreal fsturn n.g .iaesss saaaEs 4or as e.!rga-
- hersi'tore - hner4iy bestowed On Ia and hops
s..ts y uinTiI And rseaiFe ihs samc. No LeCls.Fs
h4ocA. l.. LOGENsTEIA.
r - country asrehsate win 10 well 70 cali aad
-se 1ly sock before purchasing elsewhers. Tar
%i.l End los ngGre- sAd reasons bic terms.
sugss awu
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Stopfs.
BUY YOUR STOVES

NITHERE will always be found one afths best a.
w sormsut- OF Stoves. Fin Plate, Sheet Iron
Wire, Japan ned Ware, Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper
Ware Ia this city. Among his sssortn entof
: Il q Y + :
are the 'csltstslsd Climax and Charter oak Cock
Stove $, coal o. Easd: g ful, aud omple;e a..
sor,meut Parl0r, Box ai heating stcyes, Elevate I
Oven Stoves and many other patterns too numer-
Gus 20 mention. Our motto is, Quick Sales and
Small Profits Good work. all warranted or no sale;
One dollar Ifs dollar rned; and by calling
at shia Stove store You will II and get just a.
good an article as al arg otAer hoass.
Particular sttentioG paid 70 Houss Roo1ng, Spout
) q ard job Work In general out Of good Tin and
stoes- hoping 10 receive share OF tbe public pat
ronage BY this motto: '.Quiek Sales and Small
Profits - fsepS) II. l.. HORNE.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-20
WOOD, WOOD.

a 1 the CITY WOOD YARD, junction of second and
&1frontstreets. We hsye nov on hand large
Rlent Of sli kinds Of seasoned Wood AassIy .a
Maple, Ash, Oak, Hickory, &C.,
which selling cheap, also large quantity Of
ing Posts To Brick Makers and others who want
Wood BY ihsQuantity, will make liberal deductions
H. WILLIAMS & CO.
June 2sth dtJan22 80 Davenport, Iowa,
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STOVES Al Wholesale

/ no Aa4 6o0I sStOVO CS0A y
IN the ~e0t!s3
tkyE shall receive the opening Of navigation the
w largest stock of STOVES and 1lNSkRS
STOCK ever brought TO the State OF lows. Among
the numerous articles which shall keep constant
~ hand for timer 1fs Plate, SAsst yrsn
Boiler from No. l2 TO 2, Charcoal DO, ksssis d..
Imitation KlsssG do, Wire, tisnsd CoppsT's, Brs-
iers DO, Block tan, Lead, Copper Bottoss. MtttaI
DO, Iron Rsrsts all sizes. tinasd DO, all kia<s Of
prssssd rare, Japannsd do, 7sxnsrs TooEs; and We
ell persons fayoring with order, that
will sell them goods IN line IS iow shey BE-
bought in Chicago 81 Louis. and much lower than
they have been paying for them asresofors In this
place, and on tsrns 10 ssit.
Please give call and learn our prices, snd
then think You will spend sih er tune sp-
sy hereafter in buying al the two places above
zaLued.
N. b. In 4 lev says shall reeti I've al sssort-
IN eat Of the above named goods BY RsilTosd, sun
cisnt 20 supply the immediate demand.
Country Merchants rely upon being szpplied-
al aI times with Tinware and on favorable terms
EAolssais prices.
Old Rage, Copper, Sc, Sc, &c., tak.n In 81
change fof goods.
No, 1 Burrows Block, Front Street.
mcli2zdkwu NIChERshAA HICKS.
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llhe Did Pioneer Bakery sill ahead!

,vKE s4Bzat Der has recently m-de extensive prep
HrgloGs Tor the maGutactHre Of Satter, sugar,
8aslau. soda, Pic Me, Water and .! !ster Crackers,
Pl#l Bread. a1g, q q, together Win good assoTI-
alaBf n( boat Bread Cakes and AasEs.
i bGse also purchased the Patent Elgnt tor seoit
gouuly IJr tae Iust,u taeture OF lrCna 4 Paul's
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
made by Machinery. The advantages claimed for
nls process making sTead ars Ihese, the Bread is
mor,t Uniform iR quality, 8nu E3AdSome In appear
UuCE. is maob winter and more even, II keeps ueh
lIngar without hUtolHng st@i@r Ad 10 many persons
Is nos nbjSv uOEAhi9 when Weeh old, IL cuts as
hapUs sue as the dats French gOu ii goes farther,
ana is rgad introduced into IaIutes no have new
arpacE aAst Bread before. | shall continue 10
fuu Bread Wagon SIS ASr0tglJr&. tn Offering the
above artoles,uu lvHns which CanAot tail 10 give en-
re sgislscfiou, hope 70 30 Iule 20 supply all who
may 3tfar me wtlA their patronage. Thankful for
Hast l.y1TA. / nope 10 mgIli continuanes OF The
+auae. All orders from The country promptly attend
I'd to, DANIEL MOuhh.
Fionesr Bakery, tront street., one square above
burrows d rFetbyman's steam Nils,
paEsupU ri May "a, le5o-du H
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Qletbinq.
New Goods! New Gesds!!
EDW ARD ,ALDE ~
.WerchNnf Tailor,

ED w ARD ,ALOE N,
.uerchNsf Tailor,
AND
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Re dy- M ade Clothing,
tlsths, cassimsrss, vestinss, Gents, yxY.
nishing Goods and Tailors' Triumixn,
[ As Just returned from the eas. with one of khs
N largest sna bestseieesed .soets Of soots ewes
ihefolio wing articles.
BROADCLOTHS.
sagii.h, French, German and AnsrieaS, Of the e.
CASSIMERES.
fnsfsh, French and Am arIcsn, OF every variety o.
-Eslei color and quality
VESTINGS.
yhi.e Marseiiles, Matais .se, White London P,sar
Isivs., FAncy six and Linen, italian SIX Grsaa-
dtns, Satin Italian Cloth, silk Plush, aud Fsney
ovERcoATING.
Black, Blue and Brown Broadcio.h Union, whtsnsy
and Pilot Cloths, Fancy, Blue, Brown and Mulbssry
Castor Beaver, Canada mixed sa,ars Of ths =.
s9st imports.
READY-MADE
over coats, over Sacks, sgrtouts, Reennx Jacket.
aad Ialmas, frocs and Dress Frock Goats OF eli
Qualities ma fylss, SIX, Velvet, Plush, Closh
loabls and twist fancy and plain Csssimsrs as1
10 sskln Pants; benin and Guernsey Frosks, Wrap
FsTs ara Dyerslls.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Hiekary esiico, whi!s plsin linen corded and ParD
- Ons, Aney eolored shirss, with common and poL
y vrislbands: string Deorsey, corded BYRON Dol.
"a coliars, Aess fiegs stocss, iaaey and and pska
tfagft; Cloves-vhife, black and coIorsd hid hn-
ID buck, cioib, Chesterfield, Aberdeen, Berlin.
non and German and Fur GEnntiets; wool, men-
- and cotton Hose; white ndfaney llnsn aud ala
tfsnd.srchieisi enioroIdered lambs WOOL, whss and
.aixet merino and six Wrappers and Dnwesn
WOOL Aitts, scarfs, Matters, Gsn,s' shzwls an4
shswl Pins, Umbrellas, Carpet sacks i'd all ashas
articles usliy kept by ths trade, all of vhisA b
especially submitted 10 the examination Of Gus
Z s36eF-. a.E E7tz
ahearly call will secure choice selections.
EDWARD ALD6N.
second street, opposite LeClaire Row Dave npoY,,
lows, ,f3etyee0 Main Brsdy.) sep6dti
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CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD,
sgS ~ e., g. zs,xs y, 1. 9 4


+pREsG ARRANGEMENTS,
hS aid AFTER Monday, April l4th, le5Sand nhth
Atmraei notice, lina will leave Rock Island d&i
3. Sundays excepted as follows
2d * press, Stopping only al the principal
stations at lb.AJ n u.
81 niz8t press, stopping atsil stations $40 r
4th freight With % class a. $50 A. N
Trains arrive az Rock Island daily, sundays except
at5 Es follows:
Isl gightexpress al 5'Ou 4. VI
- express, stopping aalg AZ she priEetpal :,
stations al 5.OV y. u :.
"a mall train al 1919 = ~ I.
fzA freight with "a class cars st o.4s r. a .
AuEFa,uso ysF this road are Ih tTeet connection al
alsago with trains ever both Miehsgad soushefi
I'd Michigan Central X. K. to and from Delron 10
do, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnaui fittsbprga;
sIuKirA, Bdda0, Niagara Falls, Albany, Ne" forE-
Philadelphia, Baltimore and W Washington. slso 81
T. Satle With trains Q lhe Illinois Central h6ad-
aBrb % aisna ana south 70 ST. Lonis and Caro- 70
which pisees tieketsean be procured OF >. - siE
KENS. Ticket agt n. K. Depot X, u
Passengers Grs reminded OF the necessity OF giving
stnet directions TO the destination oi IN eir bag
gage, also 20 procure ueEets before taking theif
scqts "A ths cars the conductors collect fares Only
statoEs on the line Of the Chicago and kock island
ezlIIOad. JOHN r. TRAtF, sapI.
VIII. Natrhks. ASST Supt.
a1EE Island, a pIll - lEJ9.
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Dyer's
HEALING EMBkOCATION.
d for yoarown benefit never be wilhouIil-
What Dvor's Healing Em mbrocAriou n


What Dysrs Healiug Emhrocatiou b.
IL perfect Psin Destroyer and an Invaluable rem
siy for the enr- OF Rheumatism, Cats Woands Pain in
the side, Back and Limbs Lubago Sore Throst Barns,
scads, swellings Agus, Crsmp, Pies, &C. Fer Cuts
aHd Wounds superior e sES other Preparation: II
g afford tnmediate relief IN scats or burns and ior
Pains weakness In par Of the system t viii give
certain relief in avery short time.
Used internally, Ii is of the most valuable RENE
dies for crsmp spasmode Affections for pains,
ness in the side throat chest and stoae b. for sick
headache nsuses ckness, rheumatism, any In
tsrnsl weakness caused by fl strain II Possesses
soothing, healing and destroying properties
Sualsd by any other coapound medicine, and We have
known 70 fail in arresiiHs tho progress Of thu
above named diseases.
What has Dysrs Healing Enbroe alton done.
wooiers, ndeed II .- knoSn every where as sstap-
dsri medicine, remedy, aud universal panscs.s
Tor rheGalstisIn, sats, wo1i ds bnrns seaids amgo
throat, piles, bowel complaints cholera wind ehu
c, dysentsry sad numerous other ls and aches lis
popularity Is owing ~ rs intrinsic merits. Once
used dispensed with. 1t Is becoming daily
day by day All persons who have never used this
great remedy oT all sorts of pain, .hoa at nee obtain
A Balm for Every Wound.
Dysr's Healing EmbrocstioB has acquired pnpre> e.
isnted celebrity healing pansosa. Ii cures Wounds
eIts bsrns bruises scslds, rheumatism, and all exteg-
aud eternal pain, short period Of time scisn-
tifeally prepared and always preserving the same
strength and quality, IL used with the greatest conf
known tstit needs hardly be named in public print.
4 SURE Remedy for Piles.
lhe Pilssa most distressing complaint ID more preya'
lent Than generally supposed II attended with in
hsnmstiop small tunor in the generality OF cases
make their appearance, ihdescrhably painful which
is Impossible resist scratching, and the only pres
enI relef seems be desire TO tear the skin on This
disease Is not dangerous, but extremely unpleasant
Clerks aud those OF sedentsy habits are oe subject
IA III. msIaay Lei all afflicted try Dyers Healing En
hrcstou and We warrant immediately relief and
geclusl cure Many troublesome easss OF this complaint
have been remedied by the use Of this great medicine
e can present upon TACT Ia curToboraton of this
ststesat and thousands bear testimony the great
value al this Ai-Hsalng Panscss.
No Stain Lstr
The with shieE pyers Healing knbreestion l.
applied tho Abesnce of any grease oily substance IN
It's com position, its perfect nsatnsss leaving stain
upon the dressor akin It's Agreeable oior prompt
ailin and efeacious Effects reader il the yalla-
BILE and eheApes, medicine that be used The genu
inc hss the De siiie Of the proprictors sgnafurs
A. H. FIELD, Proprietor, Proyiienes, Il. 1,
Sold IN hock isisad and Davenport BY HINES
cLIf PIsGER, in Chicaxo BY PEkroN & ROBINSON
In husNuas By I. D. .pouGhIRTY. octil 'ss-dis
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depository Of Fashion and Taste,

UNPVsItVI VI nSHfVH uuu I0StC,
Brady, between 4th and sth Dts.
HAVING transferred the Fancy Goods dspsrt
l mslIto Iny bfalher-in.lAw, Mr. A SNYDER and
is TREND, Mr.. Il. R1nge, shall now diress nv
saoie attention 10 the
Niilinsry and Kanufscturs Of Lsaiss Unlar
Garments and cents shirt,.
therefore have enlarged my stock In thss.
branches considerably, and having iusl received
non New hoEk q large aud ehoics selection sf
es Bonnets nd all the usual Millinery Goods In he
sssss sly les, able 70 suit every good tasts ana
A,sy Al The noss rossoDS Ole terms.
tntenderins my best thanks The public for thstr
satiohsse, ~oald ses.cls khs continuance.
RespegtI'3, MADAME LOUIS.
pdtgl " 81 BEaly a.. bel. AIh and Akh.
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RoCly Eslauu.
PaveFl Wall Paper.
Coal Coal

uNREY THOMAS ! co. arS nos leceivag, 81
4 Itheir Ta9G gtgr lie rail road depot, lt'0 TONS
3f GOAL DAlLl F1g Fuel and EssSn ithas no sa-
tefi0r IN This lgaEs et-
owing ta a laalIl4-laU Of tas miners TO raise the
rice oi toai-~W Hig4 30 would NOT gEoAilt lo--we
UuablC fora short time, 10 supp! our custom
sFs But having sHUcredsd Ia breAkirg up this eoaI.
5inalou On which .ha community has no small inter
SSH We aTgpOW prepared 10 deliver AZ this city or
BaEaBparl, in quantity to suit purchasers al cur
soTmsfpn.es, On application ~ the Yard
Rock IstAua JaE3 .dtt
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NEW TIN STORE.

THE subscribers have just opened a sters Har-
L rison between Third and Fourth streets, where
laey intend manufacturing aud keeping constantly
on hand all kinds Of
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
Particular attention paid TO Roofing. Spouting and
Jobbing. Country merchants can rely upon being
supplied with Tn ware at Wholesale prices.
Rags old copper, lead, Ae., taken In exchange foi
goods (All6dtf1 GRANTEES BELL.
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Merchant Taller.
I AS Oh hand new and full assortment Of frsaca
IL and English Clothes, Cassimsres and vsstta9s
suitable tor the season, which he will make an q
measure on shert notice and reasona bls terms.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
oi all kinds for spring and summer wear, vhtsA
viii De sold aschsap ssIne cheapest. ~
FCRVlSHZNG GOODS.
s good suPPiy ofsysryshing necessary for gsatis-
mans wardrobe. spring style 81 Aate.
Caps, Trunks, ValicSs, &C. -, =
P.s. Would invite those bout 70 pafehass eooas
a6oVe line TO give MIN call before pufckaans
else sshefe. One price only. No trouble 70 ahs1
goeds. hsnkiuh dor psstfsyors hopesa co1st1uanes
3fthessns. yaafITKL PERRY
davenport April Il lSs5
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Dry Goods, Clothing. az,
yJTEare now Offering At our new store, No. Il Rrs
w dy ST., next door TO the Post omcs, q spIepdae
a ,f -

as%or.lhent OF -
CLoTHIN6
consisting OF all qualities, made up in . workman
ike manner, and the latest style OF
DRY GOODS,
consisting in psrt OF French and Enxlis Msrnoss
2Eln and nS1red AlPsess, black. plain and cslorsd
oeiaines, all WOOL Cashmeres, Ginghams,s aliees,
White Goods, Embroidertes, Shawls Cioaks. ~
nestle Goods in all their branches.
Hats and Caps at wholesale asd retail, and
great many other riieles too NJ N Foas 10 nsa
to All OF which viii ssl as Low - u ey ca s.
bo9shIsng where VEST Of New York.
country msrehsa . are particularly invited 10 az
alins oar stock before making IN cir pa rchsses.
We snaLl atSli times De happy 10 SHOW our GOOD
iouOI R0t but We snablsd.o suit the cIossss q
we'll as the most fssIdlous buyer.
aug 20 sd dSI STRAUSS kORBRNDoKRPER
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1oets aa0 Shoes.
=
THE SHOE TRADE.

THE SHOE TRADE
uAvIsGinerssssd or hsii,ies fsr Iaanarsetar A.
II Ing and dealing 10 Boots Shoes and Leather M
undersigned, successors 30 " u DAWSON q 'o.r one
- the citizens ofDsyenport and vicinity greater IN
Iaeem ents than 70 buy their boots and SHOES u
.nsm Our retail stock hereafter will always cor
sun every description OF goods wanted b! the people
s. also are masking extensive preparations iof
" WholsssioiBg Boots 20d shoes. and se Invite coan-
~ dealers call and exsmisc oar stock and prices.
..ili, our determination t" sell on good lsfns a.
eeycan b. .2nreha-~aih g - issns or thicssY.
~ WsoS, GklGGs q 60.
o,t2J Bradyst,, door from Cd.
Boys' Youths and Infants Boots
1 LARGE lot Of tis shove, .aif, hip sn' Gov
3i-e 3 Da aSsOs- GRiG1s n 90.
Home Made Boots ana Shoes.
WE make every style and quality Of Boots. ts4
w isrs, oxiord1iesr aud nrs Calf sbsesfof gent
~ snorsnotlee, o. prime stock.
Isoss who want .sHotns Hsdo' work vii pleas
pe3 DAWSON, GgIGGs q CO.
tssna' Caters! Boys Caters. Youths 0sitsrs!
I'HE largest shi 5e.t stock We haye ever ofsfsa'
Phs Can, .sTsa a5 , ssfssa, double s'd s NJ.
Dsc3 DAWSON, GRIGGs & co.
Men. Long Rabber Boots
Lso kubber sandals, Caters ard slipperstor Ls-
= dies and Gents, u isres and ehildren,oy "
Dee DAWSON, GRIG6s co.
Warm Fss.l Dry 1sst!!
nAWSOS, GRIGtiS q co. have 8 complete
- .sFtment Of Pur-lined, Cloth and Bnfaio over
.soes, for sale cheap. dee 3.
THE SHOE TRADE
COUNTRY Merchants are invited toeali and 81
~ anime which s Just ssited 70 tais
Market. Our prices viii at all times be a. l0g re
thoee ofC hicsgo or st. Louis.
Dse DAWSON, GRIGGs l. 60.
Boots and shoea by the Gaze or Dossn.
1 AIDES Cali, Kip, Goat aud Aid Boots;
Il s. g. 3iisses Kid, Morocco. En- Boots & slippes
- Peg'd s. sewed Kid, Enamel s. Gosg busKin-
ead other styles forsaie by
DAWSON, GRIGGs, h co,
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To Lssss.

1 NUMBER of desirable lots for residences on
n Brady, Main and Harrison streets, 90 lssss sos
O. term OF is years. apply to
W. H.. p. GURLEY,
otiea % Main between Freni snd Second So.
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BOOTS n SHOES,
WHOLESALE L RETAIL,
At The Empire store.
yEa WE have nov in sloEe large and we'll ss-
kEt w lecsed stock Of BOOTS and SHOES, to
Swhich We In invite the attention Of all In ~snt
oiarticlss in our line. Country traders wish
IHs 70 replenish their stocks will dnd il their sd
vantage TO give a. esli before purchasing eiss
10 oar IA am efoas cnstolasfs who pr efef CUSTOM
Wohh We continue 10 hold out iud leemen 10 ia The
~sy Of prime stock and styiish work Dot eqaale d
his siis pi New York. 4 II styles oil ladies' worS
man afsctured a. usual Brady Street, Davenport.
apl30du MOORE s. HRO&A.
L. a&B.
GENTS 1stsst leather Boats made 10 order.
NJ Al. IL B.