Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-23
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BOARD WASTED by gentleman and lady
in private family. Best Of reference Civ
en-. Address Box 12i9 mr23 81
OapnAAs' E.-rhe children Of the
Soldiers Orphans Home. who were re-
Gently 40 III, are almost al in fair way for
entire recovery.
SuSsmnk.--W We have had considerable
installment Of this luxury to-day, for which
| the clerk of the weather win receive the
thanks Of the public.
| To BoARDERs "A gentleman and lady
wishing to obtain board, and furnishing
their own room, can hear Of very desira>
Bile location by inquiring at this Office.
EASTER SUNDAY Easter Sunday falls
this year on the 1st of April. This cir
Gums tancc has no. occurred since 1904, and
will only tranapirs again twice in the pres
ent century, in 1877 and 1883.
WEATmEs.-Wc nre having . variety OF
weather at present, which more reminds us
Of April than March. If we have rain at
morning, we look for sunshine before even
| ing, and rice rersa.
BoARDrRs WANTED, to whom furnished
or unfurnished rooms can be supplied
Good accommodation fer n small family
desiring to furnish their rooms. A few
day boardcrs wanted. Enquire at north
west corner of Sixth and Main streets.
CLOSING OuT.-Maas & Mayer, at No. ]
West Second street. are now closing out as
| fine stock Of ready made Mems and Bays'
clothin, as can be found in the city, at
greatly reduced rates. This is rare
chance for bargains.
ECLIPSE. There will be a total eclipse
Of the moon on the 30h inst, beginning
abpu. half past eight in the evening. 1t
has been long time since an eclipse of
tNis character has been observed in this
locshty, and it will doubtless command q
lntGe audience.
M,D.-Tha reads leading out Of our city
are in some places almost impossible on ac-
CONT Of the mud Whether We have rain
o. a tbaw, the result is alike the same.
Until the frost has entirely left the ground,
or until tho spring rains are over, We may
perch our "Pafiencc on a moment" of L,ud
and cndeavor to "s,nle at grief"
CENraAL House., Clinton. IowA.-We no
tee tina. our friend Childs. formerly the
highly popular host Of she Richmond, CHI
cago, has taken in charge the Central House,
rs Clinton, Iowa. We take pleasure in re
commcnding him to the travelling public as
the man who "knows how tckc,p hotel"
Tho Control will rejoice in that Child,
sure.
PgRsoNAL.-We arc glad 20 notice the
familiar countenance Of our friend Col. CIV
Asmussen once more in town. His wars
and fishtings are over for the present and
once more, after having nab'y discharged
his duty in the fi>ld, returns to the routine
Of civil duties. Col. Charlie has noT last
ing hcnors by his valuable services, which
are not to be forgotten.
BualNEss HABirs.-There's nothing like
the incubation 0fbusness habits. We know
Of young and fascinating married lady Of
this city, who received her divorce about
ten days ago, and went through . court
ship aud marriage in less than week after.
That's what we call doing things up in .
business like manner. No wonder the
Batchelor's association called : special
meeting yesterday.
A RESPONSIBLE HoUsE.-Elscwhere will
be found the advertisement Of Mcssrs
Chadbourne 4 Forster, commission and
forwarding merchants, st. Louis, as re-
sponsiblc and trustworthy Arm as can be
found at that port Business from this sec.
tion is solicited and will be attended to
with prom ptness and dispatch which will
ensure satisfaction. Our shippers will con.
suit their own interests by opening cor
respondence with this firm.
Door AND SHcE EnPoRirN.-Child& q Co.,
on Brady, are constantly offering f6r sale
the nnesl assortment of boots, shoes, and
CATERS. to be found in this part Of TIE State.
Tho ladies can be accommodated with all
the latest styles Of shoes and CATERS at the
most reasonable rates For neatly fttink
boots, We advise the gentlemen to 80 no
where else. New sto ks are being con
stantly received. Call and examine fer
yourself.
ERArKD BRxAD. The enterprising Arm
of Schnitxer 4 Ross, have made arrange>
ments for receiving Dake 4 Woodman's era.
ted bread every morning, fresh from Chica-
60. We have tried II, and iind It al that
could be desired by the most fastidious ap.
petite. II potsesses the essential qualities
Of good bread, light, sweet, and cheap. A
snall family loaf far teu cents. Can at ths
| southwest corner Of Fourth and Brady
slssees, and sxauine. The price sf enc a.