Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-10

SErH p. BRYANT 4 Co.'s NEw Boor AND
SHOE MASuvAcroaY.-Seversl months ago
We announced the fact that the entesprising
Wholesale Boot and Shoe Arm Of Seth p
Bryant 4 Co., had determined to establish
manufastory in this city for the purpose
Of tufning ont gssds in thss line. This
rssolsten they are nov carrying late effect.
They have procured oil the ssesssssy equip.
mont Of mschiasry and stock, and yesterday
morning commsoosd work with force Of
fitssn expssisoced weskmen, which vill be
Immediately increased 70 thirty i've or forty
and st,ll more - the enterprise warrants.
IL 10 The determination Of this 6sm to
turn out drst class, substantial hand work
such goods ~ the western market most
requires and such - they can unquslihedly
warrant both a. to stock and manufacture
to give perfect satisfaetion to dealer and
consumer.
Al present they will con6ns the business
to making Boys Youths and Ms7's heavy
Boots and shoes, Mems Calf Boots, and
womsn's and Missss' Shoes. For the man.
ufacturs Of these styles they have got the
most approved patterns. and the stock -,
lected 10 Of the very best quality.
Those who are acquainted with this
house are aware Of the fact that il has earn.
Cd en- snviabls reputation among nunerous
dealers in The Northwest for promptnsss
and answering integrity and in the pros
scution Of this new enterprise Of making
goods BY the case they will never permit
an ista Of that reputation 10 be lost. They
have secured the services Of most sxpsrisnc
Cd mechanics. and the goods they manu-
ufacturs will be second to none-no matter
who makes them.
The manufacturing rooms are In the sec
ond and third stories Of the building oecu>
pied BY the Arm. The cutting and machins
work ia done on the sessnd Hear and the
hand work on the third fioos.
This is . much needed branch Of manu-
featuring in our city. II il small Begin
ming Of course, but We believe that in the
hands Of these careful and sstsrprisins pie,
nssrs who have vsntvssd 10 take il in hand,
il will prove . nucleus around which an sx-
tensive and fiourishing business will bs cree
ated. On The part Of our citizens We con.
gratulass Seth P. Bryant Co. upon thus
expanding our manufacturing INTEREST,"
Davenport must Be manufacturing peiat,
and We hail with great pleasure every step
taken In that direction. Success to Seth p
Bryant 4 Co. in their new manufacturing
estsrprise.
PERsoNAL.--Judge c. G. Cole, Of the Su-
prems Court, arrived in our city last even
ming, and is stopping st the Burtis House.
Sickness in his family detained him At Dss
Moinss, preventing his earlier attendance
Looking over che names Of late arrivals in
attendance upon the Supreme Court We
And the following: Hon ]. NJ. Brayton, Of
Delaware county Judge A. X. Cotton.
Judge Letfingwell and D. W. Ellis, OF Ly.
ons !; Austin Adams, Of Dubuque Charles
N. Dunbar, of Maquoketa, H. B. Allen, W..
II. Curtis and X. Wilber, Of Waterloo.
Among the military names We saw the
following: Gen. John Bruce. Of Kcokuk,
and Gen. J. NJ. Hedrick, OF Ottumwa; Maj
Willis Drummond. of McGregor Maj. :.
w.Huf, Of Iowa City. and Maj. WIN. Raean,
Of Des Meincs Col. r. Root, OF Mt. Pleas>
ant, Col. s. A. Moor, Of Bloomfield Col
John Williams, Of Iswa City; Col. J. NJ. Hi
att, Of Keokuk, and Col. Thomas z. Cook,
Of Cedar Rapids Capt. W. II. Curtis. Of
Waterloo; Capt. J. N. Bell, Of Burlington !,
Lieut.. L. A. Ellis. Of Lyons; John H. Fisr-
ney, end Aessrs. N. c. Msrtin. c. R. Gard
ner and j. n. Rumple. Of Marsngo -
Msssrs. John G. Schssder, Benja>
Min King and J. A. Smith, Of Iowa
City; Henry E. Barnes. ". n. Baxter
and G. ". Downing, of Newton; NJ. T.
Anderson, Of Ksi,hsburg; A. n. Probst,
Of Knoxville; s. C. McKell, A. A. Psrkin .
and W. J. 8. Darling, Of Burlington DR..
E. 7. Twining, of Marshall.
The Judges of the Supreme Court, the
Attorney General. the State Reporter, the
Adjutant General, and the lawyers and Of.
6cers who are now eengregatcd at the Bur.
tia House, with tho attraction which the
Court, and the g. A. r. snscsssariiy bring,
compel the "Dector" to spread himself .
his largest capacity. The Burtis House has
large family and the "Doetor" il a. sttsn>
tive ~ ever. It looks up there like busi>
ness.
The Pennsyl, ana House, Scott House aad
our other Hotels are full too, and appears to
DO doing good business.
MAGNIFICENT RRsiDExcs PRoPERrY ron
SALs-Soms time since We called attention
to the fact that our wids.awaks fellow citizen
J. 8. Smith had purchased that very choice
tract Of laod between l4th and Locust
streets and Perry and Iowa sts.-knewn
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