Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-22

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PALHEs's Vegetable Cosmetic Lotion 10
he sovereign balm for The smallest pimpls
on the face, ~ well - the most distressing
cutaneous disease that can affect any part Of
the persOn.
Low RAIss A. RsrAiL.-R. krause, op>
posite the First National Bank. calls the at-
ssntion Of the public to The splendid stock
Of ready made clothing which he 10 retailing
st the lswsst prices.
Fusxisnix0 0ooDs Remington 4 20.
II NiCkolls Block, continue to keep 6rst.
class stock Of Gents Furnishing Goods at
their Old stand, and to manufacture the
sane to order in the best kind Of style.
TnE President he'd great reception ct
Obsrlin, Ohio--two men and . boy Er.
change.
We didn't suppose that there were that
many white people in Obcrlin
TnE attention Of our readers..is directed to
the advertisement Of Haskell l. Co.. an old
and reliable banking house Of St. Louis
Our merchants and business men generally
will do well to est blish correspondence
with them.
PEnsoSAL.-Wc received = call to-day
from our old friend and fellow citizen, Geo.
q. Dow. who il now located ct the place Of
his nativity, in Maine. He 10 looking we'll.
The prospects are that he may again make
our city his home. Its very hard for Dsv.
exporter to keep away from The old place.
Fn0n BLus 0RAss.-Eleewher our ssed-
crs vii. And letter from Blue Grass. zee
nus' handles pen most cxcellently, and
10 will b. pleased to bear from him when
ever nything out Of the common course Of
events, transpires at his furnishing little
town.
Hons. Smosfxo.-Everyb body owaisg
horses viii Be glad % learn that M. Pei |
ton has again oponsd . shop, end is pre-
pared 10 shoe tsossss in his usual excelIsnt
style. lie. has associated with him M. |
Churchill. who. BY ths.way is an excellent |
workman Read their card.
TmE SrArs FAIR.-From Capt Campbell,
Of the keithsburg, We learn that two hun-
dred and 6fty visitors arrived st Burlington
last night. on one train from Illinois, bound
to see the sights At the State Fair Many
Of the finest horses had been sent home
II was intended to attempt trotting match
this afternoon.
CHANG. o. TinE.-Our business men.
travellers. and the public generally, will do
we'll to notics the recent changes 10 the rail
road time table. A new train has been put
on the track. It arrives here from Iowa
City at 1880. and leaves for Muscatinc and
Iowa City again at two p n. As numer-
ous alterations have bsen made, oil persons
win do veil to read the advertise
meat 10 soether columns.
RsADY MADE CLo1alNs AND Norioxa.-I
Asssxrs. Baliln L Bowman. No. East Ses-
'ad street., are:odsring superior indussmsahI
to purchasers Of Ready Made Clsthing asd
Yankee Notions. either at Wholesale q ~
lail. They have IN excellent asd extensive
stock, and srs ceiling at figures which defy
'uccessful composition. Any enc desiring
y psfshsoe. Os b interested thers.
Wnrrs's DANCsRo AcApsny. Fulteo'sI
Block, (Sd aeos) betwecn I'd sod lth. on |
Pcssy ssssst. vnl u spsaed Sept. 80. 1866.
class fos ladies'. masters and misses vii
'emmence Saturday, Seps. ed. It sP. n.
cIasa for gsnts' will commence Monday -.
hing. the 24th. at half peat scvs.. The Ar,t ;
'sacticine psrsy will take place Friday eve.
ring. Oct. 6th. /,
kk-OrsSED-CALL ON llin.-Everybody .
hould know that L N. Cook has removed Z
. No. -, Brady street, the commodious
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