Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-09

ing and evening until further notice.
RovAL BAx,ss PowDxR is sold by al
groesrs in this city-everybsdy snoS'd Wy
is-because il is the cheapest snd ees' ever
offered the public.
pArsns.-we are indebted to Col.
I'm Clifford. Who has Just returned from
New York, for Iate Eastern papers In ad-
vance Of tho mails.
Lisx Dows The telegraph wire between
Chicago and this point beng down this af-
ternoon W. were unaole TO ge. our usual
telcgraphic markets.
ScREEcuY Boots and Shoes are . nuis-
ance, ~ everybody knows. What makes
them scrccch is hard TO tell. When you
want good boots and shoes, that do not
screech, and that fit handsomely, go to
Child j Co., retail aud wholesale dealers,
a3 Brady street.
COMMISSION MRRcHAsrs-The card OF
Messrs. Loomis l. Cowles, % LaSalle st.,
Chicago, will to-day be found in our sdver
tising columns business entrusted 10 sne'f
care viii receive prompt attention. They
arc responsible mon aud always endcsvor
10 give full satisfaction.
Tns ALARM Of fire 10 Rock Island last
evening, At half past nine o'clock. Was &C.
casioncd by the burning Of some brush
on the bluff beyond Green brush, and just
within the city limits. The flames spread
rapidly, but the Rock Island frs depart
ment proceeded 10 the spot and made short
work Of it,
Tus STREET RAiLRoAp in Dubuque 10 q
6xsd fact. The iron for il has been pus-
chased and shipped. - 10 learn from the
Hsrali, ana work 10 70 b commenced 81
once. When will our street railroad be
commenced II won't do to have Dubuque
get ahead Of Us in this particular. Hurry
up cskss. Msssrs Street Railroad men!
Orr rms TnAcK.-From the Rock Island
ONION We learn thas The southern bound
train On the Western Uaion Railroad. due
At Port Byron at 1890 p. n. Thursday
night, ran of The track when nsas Fulton
and up to 9 o'clock yesterday forssoon 4
had not arrived at Port Byron. No ont
Was injured by the accident % fer % VI
could ascertain.
TmE Masonic PARry held At Moline last
night was very successful Affair. Atlsas
two hundred people were present. 1t Wal
one Of the largest and plsssantest companis
that ever Assem- bled in Moline on = socia
occasion. Representatives from Rock IL
land, Camden, Hampton and the surround
ing neighborhood were in attendance.
PArRoSIzE NHK.-Not he Of fabled sto
~, for his patrons are many but tha
prince Of good fellows, Nick Stay baugh, th'
right hand man of George the First, Of tn
Pcnnsv.vania House. who runs the cit,
buss. no longer Of dingy line. bat rsjuye
mated by tho painters. ITO any part .
the city r "Risht this way. baggage cir Y
Good, for our Metropolitan style.
Shields WOODEN GooDs are al the 70
Prepare for cold weather now, and get you
flannel and cloths a. the Davenport W ooles
Mills. II you need . good pair Of blaak
cts. there 10 the place to get them. NJ
shoddy stuff At this establishment. First
clss. goods only. and nothing else. II pay
70 buy the best, always; and by going 4
Shields you will set that every time.
GENITAL PARK AssoCtArIos.-A meetinl
Of the gentlemen interested iu this enter
prise was held last evening at the office o
Messrs. Brown L Sully. Articles of incor
pcra,ion were read and adopted. Director
were then selected for the ensuing year a
follows: Hon. II. Price, 8. L. Brown, J
C. Conklin, J. s. Smith. @. w. Kepner, s
H. Mitchell and A. .. Butler.
Nxw BRRwEaY-Nr. Lehrkind, practi
cal brewer, who has but recently come t,
this country from Germany, h 10 bought be
tween seven and eight acres Of land a
Blnckhawk, part Of the Reese estate, snC
intends putting up new brewery. Th
balance Of the same tract Of land vas sol,
at auction on Thursday, and most Of it ~
bought by the brothers Schmidt. who In
tend to set out vineyAr the land beinl
we'll adapted for the purpose.
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SApsArn School MATTERS. the meet
ing Of the City Sabbath School Union bel,
in Chsistian Chapel last evening, the quss
tion Resolved, That il is better for
scholar 10 attend only one school on III
Sabbath rather than two or MORE" came u
fos consideration. Rev. W. II. vreom al
Dr.. ]. J. Severance argued in the afirma
tive, while Nessrs. J. G. Cavendish. W
Gray, W. N. Greer and Drs. lies and Hss
rison spoke 10 the negative. The discus
sion VAS pleasant throughout. On th
question being put, the sssativs prsvails'
By email majority.
CsocxsnY AND 0LAsswAns.-The larg,
assortment Of China and Glass Ware nov
to bs found st Wsbb's, in LeClairs Row. il
indeed the richest ever brought to the city
Il includes every kind and variety tha
could be desired. A visit . this EXTENSIVE