Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-22

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FssrsvAI.-The festival last evening3was
we'll attended. The little folks seemed 10,
view The Christians tree With special delight,
and we'll they might, - Il was loaded down
with fancy articles, toys. etc. for them. Ia
bles wers spread with cakes, etc. oysters
and coffee served to those desiring and on
Que side IL the hall was table covered with
articles Of rare besssy aud workmanship,
which were offered for sale. The proceeds
Of the iestival and exhibition must have
yielded nice little sum for The society.
A Social PARrr.-Owing to the unfavor-
able weather last evening, and the repeated
postponement Of the gathering, the @. A.
X. social was net ~ we'll attended Is the
first gathering. We took look into the
hall late In the evening, and found all en>
ioying Themselves very much. Cameron's
band vas in attendance. The hall was
beautifully decorated and presented . very
pleasing aspect. Those in attendance no
doubt found Il much plsasanter to haye
room to step to the music Of the hand With
out interfering with toes aad crineline Of
others.
PsRsoSAL.-Col Taos. B. Hunt, Csps. E.
s. Fraser, snd Admiral J. L. Kane. arrived |
home this morning from Cincinnati, to
spcnd the holidays with their families
They are all in the deep enjoysnsnt Of exs-
berant spirits end thriving eorporosi.y.
They are Welcome.
DR.. Geo. L. McOosh arrived home from
st. Louis yesterday evening to spend the
holidays With his parents. lie is stout aad |
hearty. Pills seem to agree with him. /
The Little Corporal is At hand There
never was better paper printed for chill |
drcn. We should desire no better raon> |
ument to veave behiod us in The world than
the gratitude Of the little folks who read
this paper, Ill thc way Grom Aaiue to Ores
gon.-B Bloomington (fn Pastayrsph.
The Little Csrporal's Subscription price
is only one dollar year; sample copy, ten
centes The most beautiful premiums arc
Offered for clubs---both lasgs and unall-l
Address Alfred L. Sewell, Publisher. Chi. |
cago, III.
Tr SfAK Sfonk. Nobody can find Q |
psTticls Of fault with old Uncle Santa Claus
for making his depot for the holidays At the
0ehuine Star Store. The benevolent old |
fellow took council with the boys and girls 1
young men, and naidens, Of this vicinity.
and they sAaaimsusly infesmed- him that
they were radically il hses Of StUs. Fos
said they he always took pains to furnish |
US with the nicsst anys. The swestest can
dies. the preltlest pictures. The most elega ant |
writing desks, work-bozss. flower sssss, ci.
gar stands. skates, pOrtiolios. jewel>boxss.
toilet sets, rocking -hsssss, sleds, picture |
books in fact everyshisg in tAs Christmas
llne-and we always get tsings chesp there
and are always sttentisely waited upon SO
Santa Claus determined to have his head>
quarters at the Star Store which Is at No. |
"a LeClaire row. That's the place 10 Co.
SUNDAY Scuooi. ExH:srriox.-The NJ. +.
Church School propose to have a pleasant
time Monday evening. At Metropolitan Hell.
The entertainment will consist Of panto-
mines, tableaux, and choice SONGS judy
ing from what this school did two wears ago
we think this will he worth tho attendance
Of all. Az the proceeds are to 60 for the
benefit Of the library, let it be we'll sustain
cd IL j in fasts-oush more es@msndibls
way Of bsesdtAiDg he ,sdAesl thaa lbv r..
sorting y The nanseeps seablise assangs
msnos. ~ peps1sv anssg thoss uhs decisive
Themselves With shs decisive ayias ~the
end justi1ss The mssns." Al the hton Of
the ysaR dsas IAN sal, sna - sAanaags
commence. soasthisg shsalA - dsns IL
ths children that they may reusmbsr itwish
pleasure h after ysais. Tieksts Aa be had
At Cavsndish's, Els, Luss 4 0visgs,
Strecper I Baylies. Sudlow L Eldridss's,
and Of the. children Of the school. Doors
open at 81 O'clock; sxsscisn to eDmnsuce
att.
WIBow Dussfn's HoussssAnu--Our read>
ere are we'll: aware hat Mrs.~ ns6n, Who
lives cut On Locust street, aud vhose hus
behd fell In %hs late ~sr, sAaS esss ,ssins
her homestead % account ofa dsbtof e55S.
which stood agsnst Il. II win b feueuu: |
bersd also, that suf esteemed fellsv eitiieo,
John Horribly, Esq, wsas anssg H. gene.
rous people Of Davenport and succeeded N
getting t424 subscribed to help pey on the |
membranes. o. en- amount s6bseribed,
1920 hes been paid in. asd Mr.. Heuhy paid
over $3.50 to Kent 1 Goldsbury. agents, to
stay proceedings ssainst he psopestY. NJ,
Hbrn6y has now got over fis' business
hurry and will take the field Monday morn
ing next to collect the unpaid subscription.
and to raise money cnoughto to pay OF the
oalance Of the debt. Only $125 more is
wanted Lst il be raiscd Monday, - that
on Tuesday motnipg Mrs. Dunn can be
presented with clear and indefeasible title
to her little homestead ~ . Christmas pre-
cent.
GAS METERs IN WixThs.-As winter has
come, and cold weather may be <xpecssd It
any time. it may be vel! for eae readers to
know the bss. vay to pttvess vssss 10 sAs;s
gas meters from fressing. and thus avoid
the cosseqassG a6aoyancss Of waSt efiight.
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