Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-10

STATE DEMOCRAT.
Davenport, July 10, 1850.
nrC. n. scrivsu. 6 Dearborn street, Caic ago,
IL au hosSsed to receive dvertise0ents foI tn pa
per.
Local AnA1r0
~ Putnam serves up very Inc
lunch to-day At the lie Claire House saloon.
These lunches Of Puts are decided institu.
tion. His liquors are not to be beat in the
State.
~ We understand that Lodge
OF the Sons of Malta will soon be organized
in this city. We have several members
here, and several others intend joining the
Rock Island Lodge. preparatory to assisting
in the commencement of the one on this
side
TURTLE Sour AND LUNCH.-Riley
will serve up at the Debolt Exchange, Mon
day morning at 10 o'clock. in addition to
bis regular lunch. q free dish of turtle soup.
made from three fifty pound turtles. Cham
pagne, Hungarian and other wines to order.
The best lager beer in town. ct
GREAT BARGAINs.-Krause IL Co.,
are now closing out their large stock Of
clothing At a mere triAe above cost. HE
stock is one Of the best ever opened in this
city. and deserves the attention of our citi-
zens. Go to Krause d Co. s. opposite Cook
d Sargent's Bank, on Second street.
~ Two travelling females from the
sunny shores of Italy, have been making
their home in Davenport for some days past
taking the circuit of the various beer 80.
looms, and playing on the ACCORDION and
tamborine, to the tune Of dime or two
according to the generosity of their lis
teners
E The News says that Sin view
Of the certainty (?) of his election as Lieu
tenant Governor the Hon. n j. Rusch will
soon resign his position as State Senator
from this county"
Better stick to what you have got, Nick
you may slip up on your next rum "a
bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.
JUDD g. BoYLKs.-This firm are
closing out the entire stock of Dry Goods
Without regard to cost. They have an exten
sive assortment Of everything in the Dry
Goods and variety line, and are determined
on selling everything off, no matter whether
they realize cost or not. Cell on them and
realize the fact
% We call attention to the adver-
ment of Mr.. Geo. f. Wood. the proprietor
of the large brick Planning Mill, near the
Railroad bridge. Mr.. Wood Intends keep
ing on hand a large and general assortmen,
of doors, sash. blinds and other building
material. which he will cell at the loves,
living prices. Our farmers and builders
would do we'll to call on Mr. Wood, before
making their purchases.
New DREss.-The Dubuque Herald
of the 9th inst, comes to US in beautiful
new dress. and under somewhat shortened
name, having dropped the word Express
The Herald is live newspaper. and We
believe it is doing . fine business. The
editor says
1--WE hope before three months roll by
to enlarge the Herald materially, which
will doubtless prove IS acceptable as new
type dves."
~ We noticed a new kind o
reaping machine perambulating the street,
yesterday morning. It is called Head
ing Reaper" as it cuts off nothing but thu
heads of the grain, leaving the straw stand
ing. A wagon follows along side the ma
chine, which receives the grain as fast as il
is cut We think if that machine work.
well, there 10 some chance for wooder
power presses.
Mr.. CURRY, the apple merchant, say
he never knew the good effect of advertising
until he tried it. and put notice in tn
DEMocRAr, since which time he has solo
more apples. ETC., than he ever did before
Curry says that when he buys Cook 4 Sar
gents bank, he intends to shut down ol
wildcat money, and advertise extensively il
the Iowa STATE DEMoCRAr.
A MARVELLOUS PiKE's PEAKER.-W,
were not little amused, while in one o
our hotels day or two ago. at some Of tn
Munchausen stories being told by . gentle
man recently from the Peak. Among othe
marvellous adventures, he asserted that h
had shot seven buffaloes through the hea,
in one day. A bystander, whose propensi
ty for browbeating would do credit to
New York pettyfogser. worried the poo
fellow 90, that he was made to believe
buffalo had no heart; and he concluded q
last that he had never seen buffalo.
~ Yesterday was little NOR
lively about town. A large number of pee
pie we're in from the country, and We thin
our merchants must have done . prett
good busiuesa A large portion of the Pal
ley crop was cut yesterday, and safel
.tacked. The wheat filds have nearly d
commenced turning to rich yellow color
showing, that they will in very short tim
be ready to receive the respers and binder'
Verify, Providence has favros our 'peopl
thus far. and prayful community await
with much anxiety for the still furthe