Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-04

Csns.-1hs stsamse Comet has be,
lying I'll Day y our wharf awaiting Tie ~
pairieg of IL whssl, which was badly dam
sssa ssaisst ~ draw pier yesterday.
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Rose AnD 0neo Bnrsuun.-D.B B. Carlo
Asa, No. - Drsdy. sbsvs Third, has ssv
for sals The eonplstsst stock ofboets. shos'
end gaitsss y b fsund IN ths, city, - 4
dispesing 4 ~ Aas at ~ lswsst posi-
~ satss. He is also manslActuriag u o.
der in The very best style.
4 CoHrlsrs S4ocs.-Parks L Hosmss,
at the oornsr of Fourth and Bsady desire q
invite ths attention Of the public 70 th.
large and veil assertsd stock Of family gro.
csriss which they ere now Offering for sale
u psiess which dsfy competition. Rsssiv-
ing their supplies direct from the most
responsible ssuthern and eastern houses,
they ass enabled 70 offer terms such ~ nose
can take exceptions 70. Thsif stock Of
dried fruits, canned fruits, sugars, coGees,
teas and everything else in the general line
Of groceries he's bssn carefully selected, and
- now offered at the very lowest figures.
An examination 10 sure to result in pur-
chases and satisfaction.
Cnocxsnr, PLATED GooDs. GLAss-wAsE.
E1c.-Those wishing to purchase table
goods will find 1t the we'll known store Of
J. Lorenzen, No. 81. Harrison street, .
large and very carefully selected stock Of
crockery china and glassware Of every
style and grade, superior silver plated ware
Of latest styles, table cutlsrly sf the best
maouiacture, lava goods and Kerosene
Lamps In greatest variety. The goods are
ell Of first class quality, many Of which
have bssn inpsrtsd direct. and ass wssran-
ted 70 please al purchasers both - to style
and price. Country dealers will find at
this store IN extensive ,jobbing stock from
which they csn bo supplied ct better rates
than elsewhere. Don't fail to call and SEQ
this stock. 1t will please yeu.
ITO TIE LAplEs.-Hersberg / Co., Mes. 8
and Z, Metropolitan Block, have now on
hand one Of the most complete and varied
stocks Of plain and fancy goods to be found
west Of Chicago, and are selling the same At
Chicago prices. Their wooden goods are
unsurpassibls in texture, and variety u pat
tern and manufacture. They also offer an
unrivalled assortment Of nubias and break
fast shswls Of every style, size and color,
which are warranted to wear well. In ad-
ditto, 70 these, they offer at reduced prices
. we'll selected stock Of fashionable cloaks,
balmorals, shawls, hoseries, 6annels, ladies
wollen and mixed goods. the best woven Of
French corssts, and in fact every ything COM
Portable and elegant. Always employing
the most obliging assistants, they consider
it no trouble to exhibit goods, and are
always pleased to do %. Our lady readers
can do no better than BY calling on Hsrs-
berg / Co.
CorswoLo Sassr. r.-J0dgs Grant has just
brought to this State from Canada the finest
dock Of sheep ever seen here. They are Of
the pure Cotswold blood-one hundred in
number, and have been purchased by the
Judge at cost Of about 81 500 in gold
He has disposed Of about twenty to Judge
Drury-the balance he intends to keep. -
The Cotswold's produce the most valuable
wool in the market, is mostly used in
the manufacture Of lustrous fabrics-alspac.
-, delaincs, and finer lustrous woolen goods.
It commands third higher price in market
than the best merinos, and the product per
head is about twice ~ much as from the
merino stock. The sheep are also harder,
and produce amuch better quality Of mutton
and much more Of it. The Judge has
taken great pains to secure this flock, and
no doubt he will find the investment prof
liable. The sheep are now kept at the
County Fair Grounds, where those anxious
to see the finest lot Of sheep ever brought
across the Mississippi can be gratified.
KELLY 4 WooD's HARDwARs HOUSE,
Attention is called to the advertisement Of
this concern, in this paper. This Arm has
recently purchased the old Washburn
stand-more recently owned by NJ. Mack,
AUD have gone into the business with the
Of keeying the largest and
best selected jobb!ug and retail stock in the
State. They have ample facilities and can
purchase goods so - to make it an object
for country dealers, merchants and builders
to deal largely with them. David Kelley
and George E. Wood are men we'll men
known in this part Of the State-the former
- member Of the firm Of A. p. 4 D.
Kelly, butchers and cattle dealsrs-and the
latter - the we'll known proprietor Of the
lumber yard, corner Of Perry and 4th
streets. To such ~ know them 10 need
not say word - to their reputation for fair
and square dealing for that is beyond
question. Such - do not know them will
! nd that TO lie the case upon making their
We recommend them cordi-
lily to the trade and the public generally,
IN d ask for them full share Of public pat.
Fonage. Call and ses their stock and learn
heir prices.
OuR CouNfr AonIcutfuRAL SoclgrY.-
By reference to proceedings elsevhsrs pub
|ished it viii b seen that our County Agri
cultural Society is living and thriving in.
stituticn. Tho footings Of the Society's
income show that our County Fair goes
ahead Of the Iowa State Fair to the tune Of
obout $3.50 this year, which shows. excel
ent management on the part of the gen
Elemen who have enginesred oar County