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The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-08-29

Gen. Rosseau has sailed Tor San
Francisco, where he will take passage to
Sitka, to take possession of the new ter
ritory lately purchased from Russia, by
the United States.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-08-29
attempted Suicide Ultimate Disposition Of tEe
Social Evil Question in st. Louis.

attempted Suicide Ultimate Disposition Of the
social Evil Question in St. Louis.
The suicide mania appoares to pre-
vail 50 extensively among the demi
monde of St. Louis, that if it only con-
rluues, the " social evil "questiou will
be finally disposed Of by all its repre-
aentatiyes making away with themselves.
Not long since, girl named Mollie
Kelley attempted to follow the example
OF poor Maud Campbell, aud end her
life by poison. 1t was stated that, hav.
ing had som. trouble with her mar"
she became despoudcut and procured q
hugo dose of laudanum and was about
swallowing it when some friend dashed
it out of her hand. She has since
crown more satisfied with life, and vii
probably not renew the a'tempt.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-08-29

p9>The following is the score of the
match game of base ball played between
Alpine Juniors of st. Mary's, and the
Elks of Centreville, on the grounds of
the latter, Saturday Aug. Oath.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-08-29
Representative Convention.

In accordance with a resolution adop.
ted by the previous Conference, the
Democratic delegates from the counties
of Clearfeld, Elk and Forest, compris-
iag the Twenty-third Representative
district of Pennsylvania, assembled at
St. Mary's on the 18th instant, at two
o'clock, p. M, for the purpose of nomi-
mating candidate for Assembly.
On being called to order, on motion
of Hon. G Gorge Dickinson, B. d. Hall,
Esq, was elected President, and Her
man Kretz, Secretary.
The counties being called, the follows
ing named delegates presented their
credentials, viz
Clca,Gel3--B. D. Hall, II. Wood
ward and Aaron G. Tate,
E2h-George Dickinson, Joseph 8.
Hyde and Herman Kretz.
Forcst-Daniel Black, John Siggins
and DR.. Weyman.
The nomination of candidates being
in order, Mr.. Tate dominated Thomas
j. Mccullough, Of Clcarfeld; Mr.. Black
dominated Isaac G. S;ggins, Of Forest ;
Mr.. Kretz nominated John D. Hunt, Of
Forest.
The Convention then proceeded to
ballot; when five ballots were had, as
follows:
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-08-29

TO Make Green apple Pies Without
Apples.-Take six crackers and soak
them until soft, then add one teaspoon.
full of tartaric acid, and season as you
would for apple pies.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-08-29

-" CASH ADVANCES" s,"-Courtiug q
rich widow.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-08-29

p<2,~ emil shit daer ct liaf t'noQ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24
STATE NEWS.

Dr. ]. D. Wright, sf Charlton, Is spoken
of a. candidate to all the vacancy in the
State Senate made vacant BY the death oi
Mr.. HaYtshorn.
The Journsl says that . protracted
meeting commences in Auscatine on Christ
mas evening, At the Methodist Church.
The Bsyson House, ,at Washington, Iowa
. fne hotel, recently completed, is 10 be
opened to the public tomorrow.
The .ouraa. tells . yarn about family
out .. Moscow. .;tha. moved into another
house. It took two days to move. On ths
night Of the second day of the moving on,
Of the boys of the family took . notion q
60 back to the old house 10 sleep. To 60
10 ho had 10 crawl into window-and fol
that act the new owner arrested him fol
burglary, and had him sent 10 the Musea
tise jail.
The Hark9s says that the pork packing
season is sbous closing in Burlington. Last
year it had but jast commsnesd At this
time.
The Knoxville Eosss contains The pro
esedings Of the organization, the articles ol
ise.sposation snd Other matters concerning
the: ::Albis. Knoxville & Dss Aeioes Rail
read A prsliniasrJ survey IL TO BE- mad.
immsdiatsiy. The interest manifssted ID
The satespsiss Indicates that the work vii
be prosecuted vigorously. sCol. jaime,
Mathews, Of KncxsiIls u President Of ths
company.
The Nos1A- Ksk tsls ~ . ftllew cane
y Fort Dodge iaet summer with wonss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24
RUNAWAY AcclpESr.-The Rock Island

RUNAWAY AccpESr.-The Rock Island
Union of this morning saJs: yesterday,
about l o'clock p. m, Mr.. Blichfeldt, who
holds service at the Episcopal church, about
three miles frcin Pre- emption, was waiting
at the church for . funeral. While there,
. pair Of horses attached TO q wagon, from
which one of the hind wheels was zone,
came tearing up the road toward the oh orcb.
With the aid Of several boys. who happened
to be with him, Mr. Bchfeldt stepped the
horses. ard on searching short distance, .
man WAS found lying by the road side, vel
iering in blood aud totally insensibls, with .
stove lying near him. The man was carried
TO the church, and thence 10 the residence
Of Mr.. John Clark, near by, and on washing
away the blood, an ugly cut was discovered
on his head. Ee shortly recovered consci-
business. and gave his name ss Mr.. Fracier,
. merchant It Viola. He Vas on his way
to Rock Island with . stovs. which he in
tended to exchange, and slso 10 bring back
goods for his store. On coming down .
steep hill, At the foot Of which vas q sharp
turn, the horses couldnt bold the wagon
on account Of the ice, snd getting into .
run. threw out the man and the stove in
making the turn ia the road, the stove
probably striking bis head. The wouad IL
not dangerous"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24
r,rl .Sp s:,Ha azcfifrs.

Concerning the above hsures the Du.
que Times says they are nearly twice toe
large, inssmuch ss the wheat sold on
Change was the same wheat that vas count
ed In the rail and river receipts. Saw
the Times: "rour milton. one hundred
and City one thoussnl five hundred aud
sixty two bushels says this wonderful sta
tician, WAS the amour. of wheat handled
in Dubuque since last January. Itreache.
these figures by taking some very xiit es
Inmates of grain received and counting
ia bushels OF wheat SOL on Change owe,
and over again-a most ridiculous name,
Of getting up 'reliable' statistics. Thi
farce WAS source Of much amusement Il
our grain dealers, who enjoy the sxhibi
immensely. The Herald night have brongh
it. figures up TO seven million bushels b,
| adding in the rail and river receipts again
The truth is, somewhere in the neiehbo
hsod Of two million bushels will be ID,
correct figure.
The Des Moines Register 10 informed III 4
Cherries 0. Dewey, Representative cleo
from Fremont county, t,s resigned his ol
fee, but that Governor Stone has ap poin.e
Thursday, January eth, . the day Il
holding special election for the choco q
Mr.. Dewey's successor.
The Council Bluffs Neaparel OF Inc l9t
inst eays: "a frightfa accident occurre
on the c. & n W. Rarosd on the ives
ward bound train, which reached hi
city yesterday afternoon Two boys, ls an
Is years Of age, sons of widow name
Carpenter, living at Aecaanicsviile, Ced,
county, were returning . their home frol
Illinois. The younger toy WAS asleep ne,
the end Of the car and 81 Il . sudden star
Cd from his seat and walkei while asleep o.
Of the door and fell between the cars. III
train Was stopped and returned to the pla,
where the accident occurred, . short di
tancs east Of Dixon, ILL.,, where IL. bod
was found horribly mars'ei and cut
pieces.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24
THE NEWS.

An old man named George Trantef, one
Of the pioneers Of Davis county, lad, was
burned to crisp in field near his home
on Saturday. lie was burning brush, and
fell into the fire
The ceiling Of tie Representatives
Hall, in the Indiana State House, fell o.
Saturday night, damaging the hail to III,
extent Of $40 900. An effort is being made
to have the whole building condemned.
An arrangement has int been made
between the Indianapolis and Cincinnati
Railsoad and the Chicago and Great East
ern, which gives the exclusive mana se,nen
OF the latter to the former, so TAR as con
Germs conveying passengers and freight.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24

lived together ~ nov comes another
woman who bad ie man arrested ss 4 Law
ful wife hid pcsIs fightts d3-man cried
wife scoldel-i siveuess all around
tosher woman shpped-keeping house
again-all right.
The officers of C.syton county have IA.
ken possession Of the new and oomnoii-
on, Cour, House built st Ekader last sum
mer. The Journal thinks j, 10 be one .,
s,s bes. in ID, State The sane paper says
that daily mail has been established be-
tween Elkader and McGregor.
The Herald announces the death Of II. d.
Jackson, for long time one Of the mos,
ps ominens DRY goods dealers of Dubuque.
The Herald gives the following figure.
as showing the amount Of grain handle in
the Dubuque market this seascn
- ,..rn nxcrtrr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24

NARROW ESCAPE FROM DaowYISG. A lad
nansd James McDarrsgh, son Of Mr. Henry
McDarregh, wa.camaa On the ferry boat,
had a -ery narrow escape from drowning
today noon. With a number OF boys he
Was skating on the ice at the foot Of Rock
Island street. All Of sudden he dissp
pesred into an ait hole-th very same one
in which the bog MuField les; his life .
few days ago-and but for bis pTe.ence of
mind would have gone under. Fortunately
he clstchtd the edge Of the ice, sni, with
the tsnacisy Of downing person cluug to
il. His companions seeing his condition,
but not daring 10 approach TO afford assist
ance, encouraged him TO hold on until AID
could be procured. Ar. Geo. Riley, who
works in Brainard's tobacco factory, hear
ing Of the accident, rushed 10 the scene
provided With . long stick, which he ex-
tended to the youth, and By dint Of careful
mansuvering the little fellow WAS dragged
out more dead than slivs. He suffered con
sidsrsbly from cold while in his psrilous
situation, but il is hoped that no serious re-
suits will follow.
This is another warning 10 boys. They
cannot be too careful while skating on the
ice, especially where air-holss are known
to exist
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24

QrIrE A ssterdaJ morning
the Thermometers hereabouts Indicated from
one tn five degrees below zero
This morning the range indicated IVES
thirty three to thirty five degrees above
EaoLgh Of a change in twenty four hours
to satisfy the most festidious. AT noon to-
day the weather was mid and spring ! Ike,
aud overcoAts were at discount.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24
Public Notice.

THD BOARD OF SUPERVISORS or SCOTT
and for Scott County, Iowa, TO wit on the s,b DAY
oftOctobcf. a D. lss;, eubmisted the oueetior L
the votsss Of Scott County. Iosa, whether swine
enould be prohibited from runnipg q large and alec
whether sheep should be proh btted fsom rrsninr q
large amer the canvass Of such vote BY The Road
SUPERVISORS y vas BY them declared that hoth d
sad prupseissone had osen carried In the afrms,vs
by large majority.
Now. therefore. take notice. that oil Swine found
running At large. and all sheep found running 81
large. Rom and after the 18th day Of June, A D
1867 viii be liable 10 be dealt with accord NJ, M see
tions 7ss and zss of the Revision OF 1880
BY order Of the Board Of eupervisore
j. GALIl0AN.
December 10. ise!-sad1t4wN Cie,k.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24
a Card.

The Executive Committee Of the sis
ters" Fair beg mast respectfully 10 an.
nouuce 10 the public, that they have real
lied for subscriptions and receipts the sun
Of <3.ef5.
Expenses were t675. which leaves . bal
ance towards liquidasing the debt on the
Academy Of s2,4oo.
The ladies' Of the Committee beg on be-
half Of the Sisters 10 return their warm.
est thanks to their Protestant friends 70,
their kind and generous patronage like
wise to the several Catholic congregations
Of the city to the Catholics Of Long Grove
and Walnut Grove; to the ladies Of the
congregation Of the very Rev. Father Bra
Kill, Of Des Noines. for the handsome dona-
tion Of the opera elosk !; to each and All,
they wish happy Christmss, and that the
new rear they ere nov entering on, and oil
coming years may be freighted for them
With al the blessings their charity 90 vel
deserves.
MRs. J. G. CoxKLis,
MRs. THos. KEHos,
MRs. n. DoSAHus,
Mas. J. LsCLAlas,
MIss ANNIE WALSH.
Executivs COMMITTEES.
Miss JsHsls NcNsxonH. Treasurer.
MAs. Tues. McCULLoroa,
Secretary.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24

HANDSOME indeed are tle iurs 10 be seen
.: Farrsni's great emporium, at the sign Of
the big hat. on Second stree., near Brady
Intending TO do big trade during she holi
days, he stocked up sccordingly, and The
rich bargains he now offers cannot be sur
passed anywhere. For anything in the line
of hats, caps or fnrs, go TO Farrands. lie
can suit you every time.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24

LoTTIs German Opera Troupe is about.
commencing a season Of twelve rights in
St. Louis, the frs: performance taking place
tomorrow evening. Our German cotempo-
rsry thinks, now that the Opera House is
finished, il would not be q bad idea I, get
the ;r upe back here to favor us with a few
operas. Just so; we secopd the motion.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24

GoxE TO ErRorE.-Last Saturday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Monroe Parker and chill
dren, Of Florence, Nebraska. left this city
for Europe. and with them the two eldest
daughters Of Geo. l.. Davenport. Esq. Of
this city. Mr.. Parker, who is son Of our es-
teeined old settler friend. Jonathan W.
Parker, Esq OF this city, makes this trip
for the benefit Of his health-being stflicted
with pulmonary complaint. They will spend
the winter in the mild latitude Of the South
OF France. and before the return Of the par
ty, which will be some tims next summer.
will make tour through Europe generally.
May they hsvea pleasant and prosperous
journey.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24

HoLrpAY GooDs are to BE- found in every
store in the city and in many Of them .
stock has bssu ordsssd especially fog the
holidays. A look through the large es,ab-
lishment Of @. 7. Web, ia LeClaire Row
viii convince any one that such 10 the case
with him, but it % not 90. His stock pre-
ssnts . magnificent display ofrare and cost
" goods, such - are in demand ct Ill times
bat more especially nov. There 10 efosk
cry Of every imaginable pattern, style and
price the most improved cut!ery; fancy
articles that defy description or enumera-
tion; pure silver-ware, both solid and plated
suitable fes the dining g-feom, or for hand.
some presents. Gentlsnsn rsnsnbss tn
complimsats Of he ssasea ere due = some
Of yoas friends end acquaintanees.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24

GAMB.-A fine buck and . doe, brought
from the interior. were lying in front of the
[. S. Express Office this morning, awaiting
an owner. They were indeed handsome to
look at, and epicures passing By would in
voluntarily feel their mouths water At the
thought Of . nice slice Of venison with
cranberry. Such dish, il is generally con-
ce3ei, is not At all bad to take.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24
BABy's spocKlKG .

Hang up the bsby's stocking.
be sure that ycu don't forget:
The dear. little. dimpled darling,
she never saw Christmas yet.
But Ere told her all about il.
And she opened her big. blue eyes,
And I'm sure she understood me,
She looked SO funny and wise.
Dear. dear wha; q tiny stocking
il doesn't take much 20 hold
Such little pink toes as bsby's
AWAY from the fros, and cold.
But then, for the baby Christmas
itnever will do ct all:
WHY. Santa Claus wouldn't bs looking
For anything la so small.
know wha, we'll do for the baby;
I've thought Of the very best plan.
III borrow a stocking Of grandma
The longest that ever l can,
And you'll hang 1t 5y nine. dear mother
Righ; here in the corner-so,
And write letter to Sauts.
And iasten il on to the toe.
Write: "Thsis the bsbv's stocking
Tha; hangs in the corner here;
You never have seen her, Santa,
For she only came this year;
But she's just the blessedest baby,
And now. before You 90,
Just cram her stockings with goodies
From the top clear down 70 she toe"
Emily Hyntington 4kais.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24

Ar TRINITY CHrgcH. Tomorrow morning
at 10: o'clock, religious services will be
held. ard during these special anthems
viii be sung by the choir.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24
N(DTHCE.

AZ ELECTION wit EE HELD AT the
N Banking honse o. the Davenport National Bank,
secvnd Tuesday Of January next for Directors q
said Bank. B. B. WOODWARD. Caster
DavenpoYt Der f.G:-daf vnoo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24

Lrour bread makes light hearts. Royal
Baking Powder docs il. Ask your grocer
for il. and take no other. II is q decided
improvement, over any other.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24
III r n

ln this city At o'clock this morning, WILLIAM
EDDIE, son OF Ed. A. & Jane c. stantsa, aged 3
years eDd months.
Funeral tomorrow at O'Clock r " NJ corner OF
Scott and 9th streets.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24

The Courier complains Of fearful state
Of q1ietude and morality in Muscasine, and
thinks il ominous-belisving that Il l. bet,
tsr that ''.asosal sasssdnsss" sheuld CONE
II regular iastallmsnts. instssd ef oil I,
once.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24

Cor, wilson's this evening for Christ
mas presents. His jsw.ly is just Is repre-
sen,ed, and sure to be sold at fret cost.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24
s,urts. Opera House opening.

Rurtts opera 1sOuse opening.
There was another meeting Of the Com
,ni,tee CT Arrangements, ard the subcom
mi.iees, ut the Buitis House las, evening,
at which time the following action wss
taken relative to the opening ceremonies:
President-Hcn. A. II. Bennett.
Vice Presiden,s-Dr. Z. S. Barrows,
John L. Gotta, Geo. L. Davenport, Edwin
Smith, II. r. ClauIssn, N. Fejervary, u.
Donahus, John L. Davies.
The doors will be opened at o'clock on
Thursday evening curtain rises at pre-
cissly 8 O'Clock.
The price Of tickets wss axsd at one
dollar 10 any put Of the house, though
those desiring reserved teats can obtain
them at 81 so.
F@~TLe ere seems - te every indication that
the house will be crowded % is utmost ca
pacity on that evening. Aside from vit-
messing the excellent performances Ct that
evening, there is an irrepressble desire
upon the part Of the public to obtain full
view Of the interior of that magnificent edi-
Hce-which constellation alone 10 . very
valuable one.
PROGRAMME.
The following excellent programme has
been arranged BIZ the Music Committee for
the evenings entertainment
PART FIRST.
| / OvsRruas, Tancred, Rossini.
Orchestra.
| 2. SoLe AND Cnoaus Ger forest, DER mountain
| and meadow. from Nose in Egito, Rossini
solo-Miss Belle Hart
Is. DHoIcASoS ADpakss
| Z. vIoL,x AHp PiANo. 9th air, De Beriot
Mr.. j. Strasser and Mrs J. =. Altman.
5. Tnio, two flutes and piano, Poet and Peasant,
| Suppe.
| Messrs. baldwin and Hathaway. and
Mrs. J. S. Altman.
8. CHoRus. Now in gay and sporiive leisure,
| from Ernani, Verdi
PART SECOND.
II. Cnosus. male voices, Farewell dear father
| land, Trube.
| German Turner Society.
i2. CHoRus male voices, Brother soldiers, we ve
met for delight, from Robin Goodiellcw.
/ Loder
5. CAvA,IsA. L'Imm.ginc Sus, from Leonora,
Mercadsnis
Miss Maggie Rowse.
Z. SOLO. piano forte. E,ude Gallop, Quidans
Nrs. J. 3. Altman.
8. SoLo The Canteeneer. Dalfe
Miss Belle Hart.
Verdi
Piano Forte.
Mrs j q. Altman.
Leader of Orchestra. .........Mr. J. Strasser
| Musical Director tor................J. Z. Wsliace
The piano used on this occasion 10 Of tn
New York Piano Forte Forte Company
from Wsllace's Music Store.
| ACCIDENTS while crossing the ice bridg
between this city and Rock Island are still
Of daily occurrence. This morning . resi
dent of Rock Island, whose name we coult
not learn, while crossing stepped on weab
spot aud down went one leg upto the hiI
into the water. The unsxpested and sin
gular twist be rec.ived produced much pain
and il was with difficulty that he resumed
his journey. When arrived on shore h'
was compelled to seek ply scan ard ha,
his injuries dressed.
CHaisrMAs, that good old holiday, is fss
approaching. So mild and pleasant ha
been the past month that We have haydl
realized how near we are to the holidays
We find the following beautiful little gem 9
poetry in tho December number Of tn
Little Corporal'-.he prince Of paper
for children, which is appropriate to th
season. Who will not appreciate it
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24

Uss Lsllemand's Specific fer rheumatism,
Gout and Neuralgia. II sfectualIy destroy
oil poison in the blood. and performs rad.
cal ours. Read testimonials elsewhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24
Citizens National R.nk

7>HE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
i the Stockholders Of this Bank. for the
election ot Directors. will be held At the Yrosd
way House, on the second Tuesday Of January
next. between the hours Of ten and four OF said
day. A. o. BUTLER
dec24-d2ws C..h;s,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24

Wanted.

~ BRADY STREET. SATURDAY xoRSise.
~ a,.arret Stone breast Pin. The duder viii tc
LIBERAL, rewarded 10y leaving the saEe at tbs oice-
dccs;Edtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24

GREAT REDUCTION in the price Of choice
furs at 'Smith the Hatter's;" also 10 all
other goods. Now is the time 20 buy a.
less than Chicago prices. These goods
have never been sold as low in This market
Call early and make your selections.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24


TuE IcR moved . little from the bridge
down to the foot Of Brady street, last night,
AMI somewhat disturbed he skating parks.
There has been . large number ri people
skating on different Parts Of the river TO
dsy. The crossing was reported unsafe
this afternoon, and unless it should be ex.
tremsly cold tonight il will be dangerous
by To- morrow. Skaters should be cautious
how they venture upon the ice. - it is lia-
bic to move Or break q any time, and, they
ehould BY all means keep away this even
ing. One sad accident has already hap
psned, and We hope no hcms may have
sad Christmas BY another such occur
renee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24

Ls.sgaoLD "a Third stree. for sale; pays
- p-r cent. interest
Tnrcs lo,s on an stEcet-goed mill site.
for ssle cheap; aai over 40 other bargains
al .he time "a hand, hv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24

SAN PEaag il now running ful, frcc O.
haads 81 il all his holiday orders. Iao-e
~hs Intend leaving orders sbould do so as
once. First come, Gr.t tervet. lie mas
larze AMI complet. stock OF cloths OF nome
and fcfeiza make from which 70 maze your
selections f5r either business or dress suns
ofnf aoys the best wo-kmen IN the business,
ana fi.s al orders on tine. For gents fur-
nishsar good, Lis stock is fall, and selected
especial, for this market. Give him call
a. oaee
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24

PArSsrL AccInESr.--ies,erisy, little
son Of Mr. Ea.cains, proprietor Of the ROD
man House, about four years old, went
down in the saloon and began throw ing
saallst on the fire. lie choked it pretty
etfectually, and, while looking in the stove
doo-, the accumulated gas from the coal ex-
plodsd, scorching his face and head in .
painful manner. The above We CLEAN from
the Rock Island Union.