Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-16

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Down CONE rHE PRlcEs.-Lldies, now
is the the time to make purchases At the
Dry Goods stores Of llerzberg L Co, At Nos.
8 and 7. Metropolitan Block. Their stock
Of plain and fancy goods is the largeat and
most complete west Of Chicagc, and the fig
urcs At which they are now selling are as
low as any cs adjustment in Iowa can afford.
They MT only have every article Of comfort
or elegance which you can call for, but they
have it in every s'yle in which it is manu-
factured. Receiving their goods direct from
the most reliable houses Of the East, and in
large orders At time, they are not only en-
abled to warrant them to wear well, but are
also able to sell them cheaper than any one
who orders small quantities. They consd-
or it no trouble to show their good, and
having full force Of courteous assistants,
are always pleased to do 80. Call on them
and examine their shaw is, ,cloaks, balmorals,
hosicries, ladies woolen and mixed goods,
hanncls. nubias, ETC., etc. You will save
money by SO doing.
To rnE LADIES Ladies' when you wish
anything in the line Of crockery. plated
goods, or glass ware, call on j. Lorenzen. at
No. 81 Harrison street, and get the very
best and cheapest articles in the city. His
stock ia . large and carefully selected one.
consisting Of every style and grade Of glass
ware, superior silver plated ware of the most
approved manufacture. the very best Of ia
blc cutlery, lava goods, and kerosene lamps
in an endless variety. The goods are al Of
= first-class quality, the greater p 'rtion Of
which has been imported direct from Eu
ripe, and are warranted to please all pnr-
chasers. both in regard to style and price.
The proprietor has made especial arrange
merits T. carry on an exte: sive jpbbng
trade, and country dealers will find it ad
vantag,ous to give him call, before invest
ing elsewhere.
KRrM's LIVERY AND SALE SrABLE.-The
particular attention Of the public in both
city and country, is directed to the adver
tiSement of Krum's Livery Stable. The
proprietor is we'll known as one Of our most
worthy and cnterprising citizens, and it is
perfectly understood that when he talks
about keeping q stock Of good, sharp, gen
tie horses. and bugg'es and carriages to
match, that he will do just exactly what he
says. lie has, beyond doubt, the largest
and best stables in the city; is prepared to
buy, sell, exchange and board horses; and
furnish farmers with oil the stabling and
yard room they want. Connected with his
livery business he will keep . stock Of bug
gies and vehicles Of different kinds. made At
the st manufactures, constantly for sale.
Let Chauncey have :a.l share Of public
patronage.
CHANGED fIAxps.-ltis said that the NJ. &
II. Railroad passes over into the hands Of
the Chicago L r. L. Railroad Co. on the first
Of January. II ha- been part and parcel
Of that Road for years. SO it is not likely
tha: any percep:ble change will be noticed
in the management Of the concern. 1t is
rumored, however. that m, immense loan
has been effected for the purpose Of crowd
ing the NJ. NJ forward towards the Missouri
with hot naste, and that this work will com
mence early in the spring. We don't pre-
tend to know whether there is any good
grounds for the rumor or not, but hope
there L..
It is gratifying to know that our highly
esteemed fel ow citizens. A. k,mball, Supt.
Of the NJ. NJ, and Root and McChesney
and Dow, three Is gentlemanly conductors
a ever punched ticket, retain their places.
Their faithfulness is appreciated.