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CHE QUARTERMAsTER,s oFFIoE.)
DEPARTMENT OF SoUTH CAROLINA,
~ Il

q :. CHE QUARTERMAsTER's OFF1CE.l !.
DEPARTMENT OF soUTH CAROLINA, .
Ia;, CHARLEsTos, 8. c., May "A, 1885.
OEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
- this Office until Il o'clock NJ on the lat day Of
June next at which time they will be opened for trans
porting within the city limits AL the stores for which
the ,Qusrtermastere Department may be required 70
furnish transportation The contract to remain In force
for three months. .,,.ea.- l.-.'.
Bidders will state the price per load for which they
viii furnish transportation The average daily number
hundred and fifty. --.1 g =. -.
i Bids ,deemed unreasonable will be rejected,
Proposals must be addressed to The undersigned and
@. VI THOMAS, -
n.r,s.1 Breyet Lieut. Col and Chief Quartornastat.
May 26TG: ~ ~ L. - I'm. = 3,
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LOST, STOLEN, Go.

TyOUND, A SUBJ Or MONEY.-THE OWN.
ER can recover the same by proof. and payment Of
eIpenses Apply at this office. tnth2 May 20
U1AKEN BY MISTAKE, ON THE EVEN
i ING of the 18th, from the Hall used by Madam
Girard for the May Festival, Ladys Blue and White
Nuba, The finder will confer great favor by leaving
the same at this office. May 25
II OsT, A MALACCA CANE, IVOh Y HEAD.
IL GOLD BAND. market "Oatt- D. 3. Tunt from
VIM Belden." liberal reward will be paid f deliver
de at my Office, No. 43 East Bay. D.. g. HUNT,
MayI5 Captain and Depot Quartermaster.
r OST, WHILE RIDING FROM THE
Mills House to the Arsenal and back, q small q OLD
WATCH enamelled, with Chain and Locket attached.
Any psrson inding the and returning It. t0 the
office II the Mills House will be literally rewarded.
Mayo -
dN sn REWARD.-STOLEN FROM NJ Y
DClJ stable on Oakley Plantation, as miles from
dSarleton, the Northeastern Railroad, the night
of the 18th. q SMALL BLACK HORSE. MULE, with
new eADDLE AND BRIDLE; the Mule Is shod and
paces Fifty dollars reward will be paid for the appre-
hensi the Mule and the thief or half Of the amount
for thereturn Of the Mule. N 3. GUYToN..
Aprll6
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MEETINGS.
BOARDING.

,nRIVATE BOARDING, = PERMANENT,
L Transient, and Day Boarders can be handsomely
accommodated at the southeast Of Meeting and
Market streets Fine rooms and accommodation for
families, at reasonable rates. limo May 90 =.
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CHOICE LAW LIBRARY. /,

THIRTY ODD voLUMEs OF. THE MosT nPoR:,
TANT Works Of Law, comprising among them RoEHs
and CORNERS DIGEST, complete, offered for asle ast
less than cost before the war; The set are In psrs
condition. At Messra. BoeERT, DENNY&oo
Hay 2s 9 q. Statoners, No. ls3 Meeting 'street'
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7,l ~ az CHEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE, lnt
% = . bra DERAkTMKNT SOUTH CAaoLIsA. =
Charleston. 8. c. May is, 1885. y %,
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS
y Oice until IL O'Clock, H. On Tuesday. the 5th day
Of June 1885, .atwhich time they will be opened for
furnishing the Quartermasters Department in this City
with OAK AND PINE WOOD, until January LIST, 1857
Deliveries to be made on South Commercial Wharf,
such times, and In such quantities, may be required
by the Depot QuartermRster. c
The quantity required monthly will probably be abou
One Hundred Cords of Oak and One Hundred and Fifty
Cords Of Pine. : = ,-.'
Bidders will state the price per cord Of the kind
Wood thnt they propose to furnish.
Two good suretieB In the sum of One Thousand Do
lars EACH to be named in the bid will be required for
the faithful performance Of the contract
Bids deemed unreasonable will be rejected.
Proposals must be addressed to the undersigned and
marked, Proposals for Furnishing Wood"
G. W. THOMAS
Brevet Lient. Col. and Chief Quartermaster.
May 16 18
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REMOVALS.

~ ., a.,4.5 .as. REMOVALS: -. an ;.,.', =
;ig 49,, -. JOHN KING & CO. -'-'3 't-
TTAYE REMOVED FROM NO. s8 HASRLSTREET;
f.l 10 Nos. 1lS .45 EAST Bay ~ IL May 26c,,
nga IT, .:1t:14m.o REMOVAL. q ~ -. .atl y
iTFyHF SUBSCRIBER HAS REMOVED TO THE
II SOUTHWEST CORNER CHARLRST0N HOTEL
he wouId be olad to meet his old friends and
tuners; 49, ee5i .-'-4'4s.'ti - - 80
- Mr.. JOHN r FLYNN still superintends the TAILOR
ING DEPARTMENT as usual "A. g. HULL. Agent .
{ MAY % Draper and Tailor.
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A GENTLEMAN, FORMERLY AN Of
"A FICER Of the Quartermaster' Department, q. g.
A. thoroughly acquainted with the routine of the vari
ous Departments st Washington, offers his services In
the adju3tment Of claims against the Government.
Government Securities OF all kinds bought andsold.
Apply.to I'm ,- CLKFOED Il MATHEWRS, ~,
Mays j, go limo No. 81 n Brosd-street,
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NrAhTED, A SITUATION BIZ a YOUNG; ;
w man uf steady habits, who can furnish tho very
best Of references having small family 70 support 70
willing his employer In any way to promote hs
interest. Is native born. and an old King street
can influence trade. line addressed to Eagle through
the Pestoce Charleston 8. O., will meet with prompt
attention. .lii - y. May % !.
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; - ~ TAX NOTICE. a..a .ei Z. a
VlHE TAX COLLECTOR FOR The PARISH OF 81.
I Il JOHNS. COLLECTION, will open his Books on the
LIST June next Rockville for the purpose OF receivng
Returns and collecting the Taxes for said Parish, and
win continue them open until the 10th Of said month
GEORGE w. SEABROOK,
Msy26 -, etuth7 . Tax Collector.
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vIJANTED, $4,000 AGENTS, TO ENGAGE
w IN light useful and permanent employment
Business entirely new. No jewery or agency humbug
5000 to $500 PER MONTH GUARANTEED. Every
person, male and female having few hours daily to
spare, should send for particulars. ,s..,.,.5,,
Address with stamp, G. W. JACKSON & CO.,.
Postoface Box No. 1s4s, Baltimore, Nd.
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CANDY MAKER WANTED.-WANTED
u Immediately, good CANDY MAKERs.Apply at
j. g. q OLAUssEN'R, No. 10 Market streat. $50 10 "a
NAV 26 .'i-sti .., - - - %. $50 - ..srL5
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A WHITE NURSE. APPLY
w at Mansion House. Broad-street.
NAV 20 ...,- l :.
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WANTS.

A CAPABLE HO 8 IL, sER.
w yANT-one who can assist with children and
sew. Apply at No. 22 MEETING STREET:
rfav II
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READ WHO 81 Yg So

FROM THE HON. THOMAS B. FLORENCE,
WASHINGTON, january L 1ess
Gentlemen=H Having stated it verbally to you have
no hesitation In writing the fact that eIperencsS
marked benefit from your Hoohands Germap Rittesa
During long and tedious session Congress- PRESSING
and onerous duties nearly prosrated kind frenS
suggested the use OF the preparation have named
s took his advice, and the result improvement O
health, renewed energy, and that particular relief eo
much needed And obtained. Others may be aImilarfv
advantaged, II they desire TO be- - " "iN
Truly your friend, THOMAS b. FTORENnp
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MANHOOD,

In THE Youaa AND RISING GENERATION. TIL
vegetatiye powers Of life strong, but In o few
years how often the pald hue the lsckusre eye AND
mental effort show its bAnefal influence It soon be.
ome9 evident TO the observer that depressing
mpon 81 sns
ON tho school and sent into the country. This 10 on,
OF the worst movements Removed from ordinary dI.
ersionB OF the ever-ohanging Of the city the
owere Of the body too much enfeebled to give sest e
al.hfu and rural eIercise thoughts arc turned In.
If the patient be female. the approach Of tho mens4
tlooked for with anxiety, the hrst sympc In which
uAon, and Visiting the o5see WITH he Boom Of ies heas H5
AasI increase Of appetite has by What It fed on
whole economy Ia derangsa The beautiful and wonder
nj period In which body and mind undergo fasoina
he parents heart bieeds in anIoy' and fonoeS th
rave but waiting for Its victim.
HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUOHU,
'oD Wsasneis arsn0 from Esee.,ss Early Indt,ert
Attended with the following symptoms:
IndispoBiton to E1erton, LOSS OF Power, Loss O
Memory, Difioulty Of Breathing, General Weakness
Horror Of Disease. Weak Nerves, Trembling Dreadfu
Dness Of Vision Languor, Universal Lssaftude Of tht
Muscular System. Often Enormous Appetite with Dy
q he Paid and ine
on The Faoe Pain in the Back Heavness Of the Eyeda
suuslon aud Loss Of Sight. Want tot Of Atten
on, Great Mobility, Restlesaness with Horror of Sc
tB
onude and nothing they dread for Fear Of Them
elves, no Repose OF Manner no Earnestness Speou
alton, but o hurried transition from question K
mother.
These symptoms. allowed to 60 on-whioh this Me
dlcne invariably removessoon follow Loss of Po,peT
Fdttty and Epepfic Fits, in one Of which the patien
may expire.
During tho superintendenoe of Dr. Wilson, at tb,
patents reason had for time left hsm, andb )thd
years Of age
Who can say that these eIcesrss,r emo, zunt,.
oni The recorot of the Insane Asyiums and the mel
nchoy deaths by Consumption, bear ample witness Il
he ruth OF these assertions In Lunatio Asylums thu
most mEisnchoy exhibition appears. The countenanct
taotually sodden and quito destute-peither narth o.
re ever waits It. Should sound Of the voice occur
israrely articuate.
"With woeful measures wan Despair
Low sullen sounds his grief beguiled.'
Whilst we regret the existence Of the above diseases
aud symptoms we are prepared to offer invaluabt
FL b L M B OLD g
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
FLUID EXTRACT OF BIJCHD,
~ THERE Is NO TONIC LIKE 1T. ga
IT Is AN ANCHOR OF HOPE TO ,THE sURaEo.
and Patient; and this is the testimony OF all who hsJ
ased or prescribed It.
nB- Sold by all the Druggists.
Principal Depot HELMBoLD's DRUG AND oHRM,
GAL WAREHOUSE,
No. 694 BROADWAY
METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
New York.
Fabrnsrv II Rmo
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8 o L D I e r 8

SOLDIERS
Or others whose systems have become impaired BY hard
ahps or disease viii find In this Bitters tonic that
reHtore them to all their original vigor
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has been Used by the elite Of Paris and London with the
most hatrering success Names Of all purchasers Will
be registered and entire satisfaction 10 not given in
every instance the money win be cheerfully refunded
Prico by mail sealed aud postpaid ST. Descriptive cir.
oularB and testimonials mailed frse Address ERGER
SHUTS CO., Chemists, No 235 River-street Troy,
N. Sole agents for tho United states.
Nay7 tuths3mo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-11

FURNISHING GooDs. AT Is Brady street
Sam Perry has always on hand as full .
stock Of ready made clothing Of every size
aud style as can be found in the city. lie
has also on hand an assorted supply Of
Gents Furnishing goods, which he is pre-
pared TO manufacture 10 order It short no
,ice, and in the very best manner. Give
him q call, Gents aud leave your orders.
GRocERiEs. wishing frst- class
articles in tho Grocery line at the most rss>
sonabls prices. should lose no time in call
ing on Parks 4 Hosmer, 1t the corner Of
Fourth and Brady. Their stock 10 the most
extensive one in the city, comprising every
thing in that line which . family can re-
quire. Those who have not yet patron
ICED this firm. will consult their interests
BY giving it . call At once.
WnoErsALE TRAps. r. Krause, opposite
the First National Bank. 10 now doing .
lively Wholesale business in mems and
boys Ready Made Clothing. His stock is
extensive, his terms reasonable. and all
who deal with him will receive entire satis-
faction.
Tar 1r.-Have you ever tried Grabbe's
Hair Restorative. Il 10 manufactured at
home. to be sure, but surpasses two thirds
Of the hair preparations in the market. Call
At Grabbe L Cos, Nickolla Block on Brsdv
and get bottle. Give il . fair trial, and
you will be sure Of satisfaction.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-11

pssny's Mesa AND fREcxls Lonox.-
CAloasnA, q MothpaGeh. (alse called Liver.
spoA and Isntige, e Fseckles, are olten
vssy ennsyiss, particularly 10 ladies' ofliehs
somple1ioe. IS che discslorsd spots show
~ plAinly On ~ ~ < blonde thaa Of
. bsussGAs but thsy efsouy ~ The bean.
y = ether; and s6y psspes.etse teas yin
e9setnally rsmevs then wttnese tnlursee
oAe texture or color II H. skis % ostealndy
- s;s.s... AZ -. =. : ~ = s..sI.i;sr. ~ -
dlsesvsrsd arsasdy fsrtaess dssce,secdsas,
49, - oass pss0pe, iaA1Etles ~ -
- 0ecAssck 4 Oeasks, ~ 0esvsaeea =
0leaanaa. Prsesssd sniy " =. o. rsssy.
uu0aoelsoiak. Ne. - Beo1 0orpee new
yak, - n ~ y I'll dsreGio1a priee
q ~ bst$le. O.ll ~ Rvsvs 1S1A ~
Nsdab lso!sA Rullsn, Plscn 6 Fv1sa1,
WesSeeas Aeeass, Chseage. IN. tstaA-1}
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Inc nest Wsstsen Union steamer Iowa,
SspI Senn Smith, leaves this city daily al
~ 4: =. sad ?. n, foe Pert Byron, con.
re SresIse Nth ts.ins for II Nsrthsrn ~
Nossnsas.ssa peiats. Cabh Pare through
y DsSsqsA 6aly - deller
!Ae slan.eA ~ rsla1,s yasussesr posk
: L. nsaaa. Capt. NJ III CIssk e.
-, eill dsPast II buSSc5s "a ii iatsr.
neeaess nedlnea tcAmosret nsrnine q Z
SaSsx. +. Casaa hss . DSsssss =. 4
i. Fseeynan, agent.
Opt I. J. Ds1brd. o. n 0rssseil nm
1spast foe Fsst Aadison =. s4ov Dern;ne.
r. n. Prsttymsn Aren't.
-~-
iFaevsnssr.-rhs stass and stripes
wsvs this Afternoon over shs City Hall, ia
place q TIE wooden image, which like ns>
.sreos Federal ofis holden bad to give
place Sos more worthy ns,ss;al.
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y9ujeK1NGUM YAL1.EY

ENGINE WORKS :
Ger. Market mad Third sts..
GAINESVILLE, OHIO.
HAVING ADDED GREATLY TO NY FoRMBR
II extensive fAcilIties am nov turning oat large
number Of my improved Portable Steam Engines and
Portable Circular 6aW Mills. Those already received
ton, Tese 6 now hardly state or Territory ID the
Union but that ny lnpr0ved Portable Eaginee and
Saw Mils sss b ese. An ny Engines have spark aff
would respectfully refer you to the following gen
tlemen and certificates for the portability utility and
practical cpsssssons Of my Portable sseaA Ensiass
Pnrux. Itavamba Co. Nlss., Ar. =, -.
J. n. Duval-Sif: We have been running The fpst.
abas 1ngine, saw Mil and Corn Mn we p1ich.sed cf
you sone ave nontes ago. c Me ~. .vsra{s in tonss.
day. w 0fipd mon - to . bushels Of Corn pr
honr. Many persons have rode twenty and thfrt!
niles to see our Ai w. vs. cnesrsaly as rseonsnd
GA. HAMILTON co.
era.. RUN, p O. Pa., March /, 1854.
J, n. Duysl-Sir: The Portable Engino and saw
Mili We purchassd of you gives c1sire safishction
We have IN twenty days amer sitting 4 mp, sawed
ss feet e ossn r nsSes q Nos,S nOss Ss,sa ws ss
0RlEFl4 HTONE
n..,v~.~,, wvomin9 Co. ps laav n 1sng
n.~s'i II, |ihe Rncinc ana mn 1svrSessd
Of you which Mr. Hsrdesty has started. wi Do n0re
III, 80 ~. ~ ~ NJ m io YEN frt n - honsa
WALTHAN = GRAY.
HANCOCK. Nd Nov. n. fsss.
IN. puv.,-er: The 0av Mn Of 90 Hofsc Power
pnrrr: - ~ vcr has becn ect M bv ~ Hsricstv.
II sstsSsv ~ rc sawed seuo tret IN eeSt hours
W. csr Sss,, -. That il exceeded Cur q sctatjons
YcssS ri srsIy. hSlpGEs. HENDERSON : DANIELS.
rr.r-r osev.. weekly Co Tenn. March IA. - n
J. Il. Dsvsii-sr: on la.t Saturday Ne cut some.
ssw. W. We I'll t6s amount from logs sawed from
stunus and can DO il evcsy dsy witIs rcod i~es and
hSndss ~''1 -" w Dr. E. j. SHINN6N.
lEsAxou, Ky., July II, 1850.
mscsnery. Sut tsse pleasure in 6esrnc tsstscsy q
chs:.d o. 20, ca, Il ~ opinlos q iirss ss :
- y. ssss sss, !: ...e - g. Il sssy nS II
ca ~ No. - % ls'' 'ss' e. ! soss sir,,.os
cSn.sA. In Mn. Y Ct, = ises;
Dsya.msr: -; .,.ss Ms r ~ ssys - wei,: ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-11

Boxes larger thsa Dyes that sell for o..
NATURAL. DURABLE, BEAUrlFUl. WAR
nANrED 70 please. This article has been thor.
eushly tested By DR. Chiffon. Of New York. !.
end Profs. Booth and Garrett Of Philadelphia,
Who pronounce it free from all poisonous ingre-
disnts. and the material composing il will not in
uso The meet delicate hair. Sold bv Drueg,ses
ana Fancy Good dealers everywhere.
anl7 .dly JNO. J. KRONER, sole Prop'r.
eos Chest nut street PhilndcIphso.
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Important 10 Ladies.

Mrs. WlnslOw'S Mystic l1llS
prepared only for = legitimate purpose, and
the only safe and effective medicine r III those pain.
ful and dangerous disorders to which the Female con-
stisution is subject. They arc the only 0enuns Fr
male Pills extant. No article Of medicine intended
for the exclusive of Females that has ever made
hs appearance, hes met with such universal favvr
Mes. Winslow'r Mystic Pills. Dv their MyigOrating
properties. the appetite and digestion s improved the
hue of health restored to the cheeks, and all the In
dications Of Neryos uiehility removed. No maiden,
wife mother should ie without the Mystic Pills.
Price - per box, three boxes ior g. For sale by
Sll druggists In Davenport nichs-,iSw6m
1bimrrhea. nysentrry. Sasnsncr
COMPLAINT. &C.. speedily cured by using Ma
CURES Compound Extract Of jenne Plant. Pre-.
pared only by J. / q. Mcguire. 81. Louis. and
sold by all druggists. y. ScovIAgt, ChicsgoL,
SPECIAL CAUTION.
Ma. WlNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUr mas
become so popular that various parties have
put out articles calling them Mrs. Wins>
lows. Please take notice that Me Mrs.
Winsio~ Of The Soothing Syrup y net csa-
meeted eth any other article jun4d& w3m
RacA are wsh sr laair preanceA.
The natural color restored mot dyed.) and dis
ease Of the scslp. falling Oh, &C.. efectusly cur.
ed BY using NA0UlRES HAIR COLORING
RESTORATIVE BALM. Price q per bottle
Prepared aad sold by J. 1 G. NAUClRE. drug
gists, -. Louis. octl2dwly
T0 Care Chills 4 Fever, get MA
0UlRES A0uR MIXTURE, put up By =. Q
MA0UIRE. st. Louis. PRICE tl. 80 per bottle
AaroxrsBlxa.-Thos. Cohen Of No. %
North Sixth st.. Williamsburg. who had
the rheumatism for Is years, and has walk.
ed on Clutches for six months, has been 70.
stored to perfect health BY few doses Of
HefcALrs's GREAT RaeUnAric RsAsDY.-
He 10 willing TO conarm this statement on
cath, ifrequired. Stevenson & Carnahan.
agents. aug6-dlm.
mol1oway's p1l1s and Olatment.-
Abeesses Of many years standing, have
yielded under short course Of these anti
septic end detergsn medicines. The oint>
ment cleanses the sores Of ail Irritating
purulent matter and imbues the tibres and
Tissues With new life and vigor, while the
Pills purify the bleod, neutralsis the no8.
ieus humors, and expel them from the sys-
tenn, In skin diseases, Of whatever char
acter, tumors, old sores, liberated legs, &C.,
the action Of these remedies is safe and
certain Sold BY oil Druggists.
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For proGsseion from The shove, call on r
SIMPSON { CO. and take out Policies In
those first class Insurance Companies repre-
ssnted BY them. Where the assured per.
ticipaas in the Profits Of the companies
withsut incuring any lisbility. Once No.
46 Bsady Sc. apr.6>dly.
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TN, R,v,,.-rh. river boz se.in com

tbs RlvsR.-Ths river has again com :
mcnced rising, from the influence Of rains
In the upper country, and has reached .
stage some six Of eight inches shove the
reeent lev water mark. Il b falling rapid
u below, however. A re rent issue Of the
St. Louis Demoeraf thinks the falling Of
The water bstwssn that point and Cairo,
viii occasion an increase Of the freight
tariff. and demand foe steamers Of the
liehtsst dsaught. Il also adds that bust.
ness q 81. Louis i promised papid rsvI.
val. River business st THE city continues
remarkably dull.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-11

IxDePsxDsHr ScnooL DsfRlc1. 1.-Super-
intenda0t Goslon Informs 10 that the Long
Grove sub>district has been organized. un-
der the new lev, into On indepsodant dis>
tsiet, with Hon. H. n. Thoupssn ~ Presi-
dent, and David Hasdie. Secretary. This
10 the first step that has been taken in this
direction which. without doubt, viii be fol-
loved By many others. Under this system
The district can have The handling q their
own nsasy, and ean mako such improve
ments In their school - shall meet thelr
wants, by hiring compstent teachers, and
not be dictated BY others Who think that
cheap teachers will answer al purposes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-11

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-11

REAL EsrAfs MAffEn.-Ths two stores
on Brady street occupied BY Joshua Burr,
grocer, and J. A. Davenport. hardware deal>
er, and until recently owned BY Thos. Orr,
have been purchased BY Henry selby for
$4,000 cash. It is excellent property and
the pur chaser has made good bargain.
John Hornby has leased . building lot
on Brady, below Third street, now occupied
BY Parker 4 Van Tuyl, auctioneers, and is
going TO erect fine three story building
thereon this season. There is chance for
two more stores between H,rnby's and the
Davsnport National Bank, and il is to BE-
hoped that some one will pitch in and gil up
the gap. TIE improvement ball Is rolling
right along.
Since writing the above We leaso that
Dan Moore has leased The lot occupied By
Havens' green grocery store, below the
Bank. and will erect three story building
this fall.
This leaves but single building lot-ths
one between the Bank and Dan Moors's,
which Mr.. Davenport has decided 10 build
up himself along with the rest. Thus there
will arise solid block Of I've stores %
the Brady street side Of block k2. Hhieh has
90 long been On sye-sore e THE somssupi>
ty. These lots reat at $3.50 per year,
ground rsnt-excspt the one that comes on
Commercial alley, which rents for $500 per
annum. The building contracts will be lot
next week aud the work will commencs
Immediately. This will prove . VII, L.
some investment for It least $3O, 1000.
Mr.. N. A. Abbott Of St. Louis, has pur-
chased No. 2, Clinton Place-togsther with
. por ton Of the household furniture, fos
5000. Swits 4 Co.. agsnts