Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-22
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Business has been unusually lively on
our streets toedsy.
An ice cream saloon has been opened 10 |
North Davenport
Tas c. B. Pools Thermometse at Luss
Z 0sises Bookstore stosd to-jsy sc 10
the shade and 10se In the sun.
BAxKRurr Acr.-Ai blanks needed under |
this ACT can be he'd Of Luse L 0fiegs, Dss- |
EXPORT.
GooD.-ThaA sparkling Dubuque lager
and well appoiased iunsh sss out every
morning st Burkel's, corner Third snd Her
rison streets.
Uss LsiIemand's Specific for Rheumeaism,
Goua and Neuralgis. II sffecsuslly destroys
ell poison in the blood. and performs . rad.
cal cuss Read tessimoniais elsewhere.
TnE GALAxY.-The July number Of this
popular arial contains an able article on
"Ritualism" by Rev. Morgan Dir, "The
Fruits Of the War; by Hsrace Greeley, and
other exceedingly we'll written pieces. Itis
brin full of good things.
PERsoxAL.-We received . call this
morning from our legal friend. Mr.. Vim. A.
Foster, who has just returned from a weds
ding tour to Minneapolis and vicinity. He
returns 70 his legal duties with mind and
body refreshed BY pleasant journey.
GAxs LAw.-On the first Of July the
game Law in references to woodcocks goes
into effect In this State. Il b yl,e intSntion
of those interested in the mstsss to see that
this Law 10 vigorously esforesd. Decd
woedcocks viii bring grief - thoe having
them in their possession aitss the first Of
July.
BsAury Nsrps Paorscflox. The lsdiss
prefer the delicate Hesperian Balm, Il im>
parts sseh delightful beauty to the complex.
ion, psevsnts and cures sunbusn, tan and
freckles and makes the skin % ohsrmingly
fair aod smooth Price 600 at The drug
stores. VIM D'Ench..& Co., psQprissess.
q. Louie.
RxLIGIors Nof1csA @--Rsv. 8. y. Smith, d.
D., Of Massachusetts,. will preach in the
Galway BapGss Ohuech. to>morrow morning
at l0A o'clock.
Rev. Geo. F. Msgsun, President Of Iowa
College. Grionsli, sod very eloquent and
forcible spsaker, will preach q the Congre.
gstional Church Tomorrow, both morning
and evening.
HARPER's MAGAzISE.-The July number
Of Harper is out "A Stage Ride to Color.
ado" depicts the trus character OF the press
sni Indian var in the West "Our New
Northwest 10 seasonablepaper on our
| newly acquired domain, while "Indspend.
encs Hall and Day" is peculiarly fitted for
the time. The "Dodge Club is continued.
II Is an excellent number.
AHNIvEnsARY.-The annual anniversary
Of the Griswold Ath aneum will be held in
the College building on Monday evening.
June 24th, instead Of Tuesday evening, as
heretofore announced. The osatiou will be
pronounced BY the Rev. r. L. GAuter, and
the poem by the Rev. O. s. Percival. The
public are most cordially invited to attend.
This change Of time is made on account Of
the commencement exercises Of the High
School Of this city, which are held on Tues>
day evening. H
Base BALL LAVA Rockford, Oils
Base Ball Club having become perplexed
over certain point in the game, submitted
the question to high authority, and received
this reply: "If ball be held, either in
catching it on the field. or recovering il
from Z fielder, il should be regarded as
catch, and . held ball, even if il be knocked
out Of the hand by . collision The umpire |
10 such cases should watch the play closely, |
and il he can see that player hold the ball,
il but for second. and it tall from his hand
afterwards, either from collision with an.
other fielder OF from the effort to touch
player, he should consider tae catch made |
on the player touched, as out, even if the
ball he dropped By the movement rnade.'' |
WHe's TEE MAN.-At the Fair for the |
benefit OF the Ste. Marguerite's Church,
which takes place st Metropolitan Hall next |
Thursday. Friday and Saturday, "Smith,
the Halter will put up . $40 cane which |
viii become the property Of the most popu-
lar man connected with the Editorial corps
Of the Davenport Press. The one receiving
the lasgest numoer Of votes takes the cane |
The voting will contisuc during ths three
days, tho result being announced every eve
ming. A conmittee Of three ladies' will be |
appo;sesd - tsllers, thsif names ioe somst
unknswo reasoo are Withheld from us.-I
There ere seven papers publishsd 10 thisI
city with aa aegrseals Editesial esps efsss
teen. The votes will cost Ten cents each.
Any psssoa csn vote early and oftss. III.
proceeds 20 b devoAsd 70 The Church fund.-
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