Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-07

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LOCAL 0TgaNo.
wArcuEs.-Cury keeps the finest and
largest assortment to be found in the city.
Also spcctacles to suit every eye. All good
warranted to give perfect satisfaction. y
PINE APpLEs.-For fresh pine apples call
1t the Golden Star, LeClairs Row.
CONSTRUCTION WATER, Hamlin's Wizard
Oil, and Lamberson's nerve and bone lmi-
ment can be found at Ballord's.
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TnE throng at Whisler's still continues,
snd the cause is easily explained when it is
known that he sells the best dry goods at
the lowest possible prices.
TOILET GooDs -Grabbe has Z complete
stock, also dyes, psrfumery, restoratives and
invigorators Of the best quality. Give him
a call.
JEANs.-Thc ncatcst specimen of jeans
that we have ever seen was made at Shields
mandatory in this cily. Mr.. S. is manu-
factoring goods Of this kind that cannet be
surpassed by the best Kentucky brands
Call at Sam Perry's, opposite the Post office
and see them.
AUCTION SALE.-Will be sold at public
auction, on Thursday next, at corner Of
18th and Brady streets, three dwelling
houses, all in good repair and ready for oc-
cupancy. Possession given Immediately.
For further particulars inquire Of Il. Cur
ran, Marble Hall Saloon. dts.
ADvANcED.-By reference to an advertise
ment i will be seen that the popular brew
crs, Messrs. G. & II. Severn, have slightly
the price Of their excellent ales.-
Like all other goods theirs too has to take
an upward turn. They will be none the
less priced on that account.
FANCY Hats for ladies misses, and child
rem; molcskin, felt, and cloth hats for gen.
tlcmcn; hats, caps, and turbans for boys
Jockey; glengrays, and fancy Turbans for
beautifully trimmed. A great va
riety at low prices. Foreigners and natives
are alike invited to call at Farrand's oppo-
,itc Metropolitan Hall.
ExHBIrIoN.-Drop in at Sam Perry's, op-
posite the Post Office, and you will sec the
finest exhibition Of cloths, cassimeres and
gents dress goods generally, ever exhibited
n Davenport. Leave your measure for q
new suit and you will be pleased with what
yOu get.
PERsoNAL.-If Henry Wilson, tcamster,
who come to Davenport two months since |
rom Quincy, NO. is in town, and will call
at the residence of s. Thomp-
ION, Esq, No. A Front street, between
Rock Island and Iowa streets, he will see |
riend. Any one knowing Mr.. Wilson will
'onfer a favor by calling his attention to
his notice.
REcsuIrTNG.-It is safe to say that re-
ruiting is not brisk in this city and county. |
t is now nearly two weeks since the work
and at the present time but
bout IS men are resruted. The recruit |
ng officers have done their duty. They |
lavc worked carly and late and have done
II that men could do.
A session Of the Board of Supervisors
will probably be held early next week, and
here can be no doubt but that bounty will |
'e fixed upon, and in that case we may ex-
'cct to see recruiting progress more rapid |
Y than heretofore.
Gen. Baker informs us that the prospects |
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