Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-19

vef ware, &C., af Wueon& Lug S~
just received.
CAnrsrs and Oil Cloths An eati~siy
new stock and choice styles nov bong
received By woodsvsrth 1 Co., Rock lsland.
Fon FIRST class livery turn-outs. at the
lowest rs,es, call 90 r. Bsaton, stables
corner Of Third and Rock Island.
Fos SAixr Lou,s.-The light draught
steamer b 4 HendsSoa will leave this port
to-morrew for ST. Louis.
Fec SALa.-A rs'isble family horse and
carriage. Apply at the livery stable Of
r. BsnroS, cor. Sd and lo~s sts.
Fss,ansa-Rrsights euntiaus duh on &C
count Of the weaihss and me roads. Yea
sssday siterneen the Canada loaded two
bargss here fos 81. Louis.
ScsooL ros Youxo LADiss.-The sttsn
ton Of the public 10 directen 20 the adver>
tisement Of Madam G. Mears' school, in
another column.
Tmx STATE FAis.-From Capt Buford, Of
the New Boston, we learn that the State
Fair at Burlington has had reasonably
encouraging commencement II creates
considerable travel on ,he river.
CmoLsRA At MUscAsINs.--One Of the Of
ficers Of the New Boston informs 10 that the
cholera has at last made its appearance at
Museatine, the first death being that Of .
young child.
CL. L.rmiNG.-For the best kind Of ready
made clothing, at the lowest rates. call on
Mas, Mayer Il Co., q No. II West Second
street. Their stock is extensive, and well
selected.
Low RArss Ar RsrA,L.-R. krxuse, op>
posite the First National Bank, calls the st
tention Of the public 70 the splendid stock
Of ready made clothing which he is retailing
ct the !ewsst prices.
B,LLiAsDs. game Of Billiards. 500
psint. up, will b. played this everin at
J. W. Coon's Billiard rooms. comoencing
At 2 o'clock precisely, by hr. Langley, of
lsoston, and Mr. Mossusn, Of this city.
Nor 0osNG. Those Of our citizens who
led made up their miods 70 visit the state
Fair, have changed their aisds % asesunt
Of the inclsmsncy Of the w~aahsr. The
same reason will keep many from going
there.
RACING. AT the Cedsr County Fair, held
at Upton. last week, bob Schenck" had
erot With "Hsm oletonian" and won . purse
Of o2b-the time ws have not learned. He
also won the second premium and fGst heat
in uct with "Bashaw Jr." and another
horse.
Nxw Mrsic.-We acknowledge the re>
cept oi several new pirces Of music from
Chas n Tremaine, 4sl Broadway, New
York, ~ho hes just purchased the sheet mu.
sic, music book. aHd general musical mer-
chandise Of Horace Waters popular sstab-
lishment Anything that Mr. 1remaine is-
sues can be deemed worthy Of place In
eny musical collection.
The receipts and shipments by the n.
4 NJ. q. GR. l. X. r, for week end
ing September 10Th, - following:
Shipments Corn. 5000 BUSH; Barley.
$500 hush; Flour, 1000 bills; Lumber,
1888 m: Hogs, 1o0 head; wheat, 1900 bu.;
Merchandise, 100 tons.
Receipts. 800 tons Merchandise !;
b50 tons.
CoNsoLixo TO METROPOLITAN roLEs.-The
ciiaens Of AUscaiinc are q lsst 70 have
their ambition grstid.d BY the location Of
passenger depot at that place. - We learn
from the Journal. Tho joke Of the matter.
10, however, that the buildings are to b se.
moved from some small sailroad staten on
the prairie. That's consolation with ven
gcancc, but he railroad company probably
knows where the mass Of ito business Is
transacted.
DiEp or 3nR CacLsRA.-We learn thst
among the deaths By ehslssa dsriag il e.
istcnoe in st. Louis. wss thas Of r. T.
Clarke. formerly Of Davenport. Nj. Clarke
had just entered The boot and shoe business
At that city. While here, be was member
Of the frm Of ''Clarks 4 Strong" .,ropristoss
Of the billiard hail in the 6assmsnt Of Ne
tropoli,sn Block. He was about twenty
two yeass o. age, end served tosr yesrs In
Company Z. Sscond lllinsis Battery.
ToSAL RscHPrs.-The total recsipts Of
the late Scott County Fair amounted to the
vcry handsome sum Of %, 800. Considering
the sAse thss - haA swo rainy days, asd .
CONSTANT thrntsning Of more ef ths mos
soes. ~ think the Socissy did pretty coa-
Portable ssst q . busias~. Though the
pss0iuas aad sspsnsss msds lasgs rs-
due,ion of this sum. there b stisl sseush
leit to make . good many substsasial i'm.
fEovements % she asw eseeads.
CaeleaA.-At ehous seen yeoessoey.
Mrs. Robert Trsops, whses husband lives
q No. g Third ssrsse, between Rock
Island aaA lswe,, ~ ,ahsa with ~ eAsl>
esa. Dr.. Cahill was called. All remedies,
however sse@ed 10 b vain, snd q one
o'oIock this nssaing ~ disd. THE il IL
'shisd dsash q ore iooeoloee vicinity with>
10 forty eight hsass Mss. Troaps Vas one
of ess oldest residents. having lived On I'd
street for nearly twenty years. She vas
flfty.fivs years Of age. Her husband and
two snsll children we're living With her u
the time Of her death. Several membess ot
her family have grown to maturity. A
daughter lives somswhers near Coal vsllsy,
Ill.,
InnERss WaoLssALs Axp RsfAlL Ssocg. ~
Smith, Tie Halter, sstooishss the people
this Fall In Ne sxtsae end eupssissssy se|
his stock q ha ., caps, fancy eosds gloves
etc., Of which be has IN endless vaxisey. ~
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