Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-06
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FEEsu OYsTERs-Choics- Baltimore
are selling At thirty cents . car, ~ tho genu
ine S,ar Store.
FISE BLsACnED SmlRrixo!- York
Mills. Wamsutta, Masouville. and other fa.
vorite brands just received At wadswort's.
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Uss Lallemand's Specific for Rheumatism,
Gout and Neuralgia. II sffectually destroys
all poison in the blood, aud performs rad-
i cal cur. Read testimonials elsewhere.
New SrYLEs "Duplex Elliptic Hoop
Skirts A full assortment Of these cele-
bra.ed Skirts in new styles just received at
Wadsworth's mhG-dlw
Tnx MrssAcE.-"My policy" ignores the
Fortieth Congr IS, and tells them he has
nothing TO communicate. We trust that
they will spend their time in some more
ssn'ible way than opposing Andy.
MENDELssonN SocIErY.-Thc semi annual
meeting will be held in the Temperance
Hall. this evening, at precisely 7 O'Clock,
when the officers for the next term vii be
elected and other important business d.
posed Of w. II. Lyle, Secretary
Go EARLY-Let those who have 1ot Sc
cured their tickets for Fred. Douglass lee :
turs at the German Theatre Tonight, 60
carly. The lecture that he will present is
said TO be entirely new and adapted to the
times. Let everyone hear it tonight
UsraorlrApLx. davenport 10 no. the only
city wtsrs skating packs has been unproiit-
able this WINTER The Dubuque Herald
says Oflo Richardson's park has not paid.
and that the citizens Of that city propose 10
give him . benefit.
Acclpvxr.-John Thede was yesterday
thrown from his butchers wagon on Rock
Island street-his horse taking fright at .
locomotive. lie sustained no serious TO-
jury, but his wagon will have to be doe.
tored.
TnE COLLECTOR OF the St. Louis Times
has abscondsd with some two or three
thousand dollars. Mr. VIM. J. Glecson. who
10 said 10 have relatives living in Davenport
is tho defaulter. We are very sosry that
the Times has met with such drawback.
DAvExronr CLAY.-wc slluded several
days ago TO the fact that several barrels
Of clay had been sent over too Chicago I,
be tested in = brick machine. We under
stand thst it has been pronounced the best
ou. of many samples sent there to be tested.
MoviNo. Our neighbor, NJ. b. Kutt, lo>
cal agent Of the Singer Sewing Machines,
and dealer in musical instruments, 10 re
moving his stock from No. 81 Perry street,
to No. SO Brady, lately occupied by Mrs.
Campbell, of the Salisbury Restaurant
PsRsoSAL.-Chss.B b. Holmes, Esq, the
efficient Secretary aad General Agent Of the
Northwestern Mutual Life Ina. Co., is in the
city again for few days for the purpose o.
up matters pertaining TO the
late agency, and installing the new agent
our esteemed fellow citizen. Major Allen.
The Northwestern is bound to be put at
rights in this community
Fox mud and gentle invectives, and for
sweet and pretty pet rames," do anything
to oppose lhc party upon whose existence
depends that Of the Gazette. They have an
unlimited supply, mi are perfectly reckless
as 70 whom they bcs,ow i. on, and whether
the words used ure appropriate or not,
makes not particle Of difference. Give
them a chance and they will riways be at
irork
CARPENTER WoRK.--We direct the a.ten-
ton of a" desiring TO build, or have any
work in that line, to the card of W. A. Sc l.
ders in another column. Mr. g. has been
engaged in this branch Of business in our
city for many years, and ianxs among the
most reliable in that Inc. Last season hs
built thst fine TOW of dwellings, On Ripley
street abo;e Third. and several WAREHOUSES;
on Third near Eipley, and is now engaged
upon DAvenpors's fine double front store
corner Of Third and BRADY. His work re-.
commends itself. and should always recon-
mend him 10 the public
FRENrN's ELscrroN.-The following are
the officers elect Of the Liberty Steam Fire
Engine Company President - John +.
Miller; Treasurer-Gustave Stengcl Sec
rstary-Fritz voss Foreman-E. A. Tile
bcin; lst Assistant-John Dot 2d-Hen.
~ kurmeier Engineer = Jacob Grobe ;
Trustees-Ffanz Biz. christopher Krusc
chas. Beiderbecke Standing Committee
Charles Bshrcns, AdOlph SmallSeld, Wm
Ritter; Finance Conmiites-Ajam Schafer
Wilhelm Binder Lsuis Field; STANDARD,
Bearcr-John LohmillcS.
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Tns WAy.-Our friends Of tho Methodist
Church tel: us they intend making their 90.
eial eurpcr At Lsciairs Hall. on Friday evs>
ming, such an one - oil will enjoy. The
way in which they have gone to work con.
vincss US that they will do il. The ladies
have come to the rescue of the entertain
mont, and will provide the many good
things for the occasion. Those who would
eat for The sesnaeh's sake and enjoy the
festivities of the evening must be on hand
in time Admission. including supper, 80
cents. The ladies' having articles for ths
supper ere requested to nave them brough,
to the Hall on Friday morning.
SIXTH WAnp ORGANIZATION. The Pco.
plea Party Of The sixth ward met on Mon.
day evening-James Cunningham, chair
man, and Thcs. Stein, Secretary.
The resolutions adopted BY the Peoples
Mass Convention held in this city on the
l2.h Of January were unanimously adopted.
The following persons were chosen fos