Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-21

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@. A. RS. ATTENTION. The second So
csi party Of the Grand Army boys taxes
place This evening. Get your tickets early /;
limited number only arc to be sold. To
commenec at O'Clock at their hall in Nick
oll's Block
RAxR OPPORTUNITY ron PRIxrER.-An
interest in the Dcs Moines .Stafesmaa is for
sale. It Is the only Democratic paper pub
lished q tho State Capitol. and thus tho op-
portunity for m active, intelligent printer,
With respectable little pile Of greenbaeks
70 start with. Is the very best 70 know Of in
this State, Or elsewhere.
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CnAN0ED HANDS. s.-Thc well known and
long established grocery store Of James
DooIsy, corner q Brady and 5th streets,
has been perchased BY Nessrs. woomer I
Foster. who will continue business there
hr. w. Is . we'll ksovn farmer of this
county, and The othsr partner. Mr. George
fsster. Who leaves his '.cass" in ths Dsno>
csAr once to attend 70 the wants u the
public in the grocery line. 0sorgs is m
sctivs energetic young man and ~ take
pleasure in recommending hi. now entsss
prise 10 the publie,
Axussxsxf. - Last evenings entsstains
seot ~ Metropolitan Hail. given by The
young people q Trinity Chussh, wss wsll
attended. Judging from The large numbsr
in attendance, and the manner IN which the
different pieces wsrc received, We uahesita-
tingly make the assertion that It vas de-
cidcd success. pccuniarly and Otherwise
We think those in attendance will now bcar
Us out in the assertions that wc have from
time to timc made in speaking Of these en-.
tcrtainmcnts. Those holding tickets Tor the
last evenings performance Will bs admitted
to the festival this evening at lie Claire.
without extra charge.
SUBSTANTIAL FACrs 1T is . substantial
fact that Smith, the Halter, has more
fur goods and better fur goods
and sells them cheaper than any 9th
er concern in the city. The feet is also sub.
stant,-i that yoa can't purchase The ever
lasting esteem Of your wife. dsaghtsr or
Sweetheart SO eifsctually and % everlast.
ingly % TO present them sett of Smiths
elegant furs. They sss most eloquent plea
ders for everlasting peace. Not only he's he
furs aud fur goods Of every description, but
he has On sndlsss variety Of rich robes,
gloves Of ~ kinds. and hats. caps and
canes beyond power of expression. Go and
make your sslsctions-ti is precious
Christmas comes but once wear, and when
il does come Smith the Halter Is always
there. Thsss ass substantial iscts.
Tns OaoAS mas Coxei : A successful Il
fort Was made hv the scholars Of Grammar
school No. 9. (Stcne School House) a few
weeks since, to procure an organ for their
school. This was done by obtaining two
hundred and twenty four subscribers for the
LIKE Corporal, an excellent little paper
printed in Chicago. Tho organ was prom
iscd by the cntcrprising publisher for 200
subscribers, but 80 many li7ely scholars got
earnestly and successfully at work that they
couldn't stop At the figure namcd-so the
extra twenty -four were obtained. Tho or
gan was received to-day, rs promised. It's
. Peloubet Parlor Organ-blsck walnut FIN
ish-rich in tone, and more stops Aud keys
than We can stop TO mention. 1t was sst
up in the Grammar room to-day and tested
the great dslight Of the numerous per-
sons present. It 10 bought paid Tor, and
is the property Of the scholars-a piece Of
furniture Of which thsy nay cell feel proud
Cheat praise is their due for providing this
embellish0snt 60 the school room, and
much enjeymeat win they have in listening
to its rich, osledioss notes.
GExss' 6ns dress boots, especially foe the
Holidays-at Warriass's, 46, Brady street.
HkADQuAnssns ~ HeiapAY 0eeps.-Ws
took stroll through the nagni6esntly ar
rayed store oi Lsss I 0rieoi day o. two
since, 70 - whas tAses might b there h
shs Wy u Hsliday Novsltss, end y tsass
our eye. while nonrning evsr Ne fssaDe-
ness of eur pure. upoo ths slseant sdatis6s
Of Prescott, wsvsriy, Lsngfellow, Holmes.
whittisf, Dickens, Tennysea, and IL ths
modesn and ancisnt classics, whese plsaAant