Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-17
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LOCAL 1TgNo. '-e
On. Fsn1ARp, the celsbrated Spanisl
Physician, is at mis- Office, On Main strest
Davsnpost. spt.e-dkw
0oDsv.-Evcsybody should callat Plum
mersand get Cooley for May. It isa charm
ing number. 4i'sa f2a 81 Fai,fa F'
FaAHz AESss, next door west Of th'
Fisst National Bank, invites everybody who
wants substantial spring clothing. to cal
and - his stock of cloths asd custom made
goods.
Youxo TosxADo. The heavy wind this sf.
terncon, struck The Basaar building % heav:
ily as 70 unroof . portion Of the south end.
That will be repaired Immediately. W.
heard of no other damage done.
RRApY-MADE Clothing Of every variety,
including military goods, can slwsys be
found, cheaper than At any Other place, Al
Mas L. Mayors, No. IL, West I'd street.
opposite the Le Claire Row.
ALLEenAssANs. ---See advertisements
This popular troupe will BE- here as stated
They would not appear on such . sad occa
sion as that Of Saturday ay-but will come on
Monday next. Let them be well received
Dox'r FAIL-No gent should fail to ex
| anime the splendid stock Of clothing mate.
rial at Remington Il Co.'S. Their goods
| cannot be surpassed for richness style and
durability in any market. They sell very
low.
FAREWELL Lunch Paul Deutsch takes
pleasure in announcing 70 his numerous
friends and customers that he will serve .
splendid farewell lunch at his old stand on
Brady street, below Cd, OH Tuesday morn
ing. the 18th inst. All are invited to be
present.
KEEP CooL.-Our popular Merchant Tar
lor friend Robt Krause, starts for New Y ork
this evening to lay in splendid stock OF
cloths, cassimeres, ETC., for the spring and
summer trade. Keep cool and see the goods
before you purchase. Robert never misses
bringing home choice stock, and he makes
up to suit every customer.
GREEN GROCERY AND Provision STORE
Don't omit to read Swan & Sections ad
vertiscmcnt in an other column. Brother
Swan is known to be public bensfactor in
his line. Their goods are always fresh and
he sells low. Call often and leave your or
dcrs at the new stand, Brady street, above
Lyter's Flour, between Sd 4 4,h SITS.
Re ruLLlc ATIoN.-In order to give the
dispatches concerning the late atrocities at
Washington q more comprehensive form,
we rc-puhlsh OH the second page of this is
| sue a rcvis I'd and corrected statement of the
entire affair up Ia this morning. Further
particulars will be found in the usual place
Advertisers who are crowded out by this
press Of reading matter will have the kind
ness to excuse us this time. 7u
CHANGED HASps.-The long established
and popular drug store Of +. Jacoby, Jr
Post Office Block has been disposed Of By
that gentleman to Mr.. J. NJ. Starks, lat
Of Kentucky. Mr.. Jacoby has disposed o
this concern with the view Of going to Phil
adelphia to enter upon business there. W.
wish him abundant success wherever h
may locate, and his successor here contin
uance of fthat liberal patronage that has bee'
so deservedly enjoyed BY his predecea
sor.
Il Co-PARrNEnsurp.- readers will pleas
take notice that WIN. Rutenbeck, the pop
ular jcwclcr, No 26 lie Claire Row, ha
taken into partnership Mr.. Fred. Coos
Fred has long been an attache of that es
Enlistment and in entering upon duties
joint proprietor will spare no pains to sus
tain the house. The new firm will spar
no pains to give entire satisfaction to a
who favor them with their patronage. Thi
stand il, the most extensive in the city an
| in guilty is surpassed by none. Don't fa
. to call at No 20 Lie Claire Row.
PARTICULAR Nor1cE.-Mcssrs. Bryan
Stratton 4 Merrill desire to make know
the important fact that they have secure
the services Of Miss Ireland, . talentet
sound operator, to take charge Of their tel
graph department in thiscity. Kverythin
will be prepared to afford students supeIio
facilities. This department will be ope
May LIST. s
Persons wishing to obtain thorough ed,
, cation in this line will not fail to avail then
selves Of this opportunity.
THan GArN AND oun Loss.-That exec
lent druggist, and universally known cit
zen, Francis Jacoby, Jr., has determined
leave Davenport and remove to Philadelphia
As his business Of later years has been pro-
porous. we are obliged to accept the rumc
that domestic affairs in the latter plas
(Which is that Of his nativity influence h
action. In the person Of Mr.. Jacoby y
acknowledge Que Of the best and most faitl
ful bussipe. men We have ever had in thI
locality. Educated to his calling, be cam
here and established himself ten years ag'
In efficiency IS druggist, fsv in the We
tern country are his peers; in the exercis
of IN accommodating spirit, ns one is b
superior.
Mr. Jaceby surmounted the disastrous /,
cident to the great crash Of 1857 most her,
ically, untisusd On Ais esprse, paid h
creditors to cent, and Of late, has had h
sewad in doing IN extsssive nd quite =
munerative business. He eGnnot and NJ
not say but what we have done well
him. II le h mast, we roget iG Phys
cisns and large number Of our citizen
will regret it also. He nAs our best wish'
e. IL. f,t,,en vralfaro as,6 IN thia nas,timen