Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-13
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REV. W. BARsows, Of Reading, Mass,
breaches at the Congregational church to>
morrow morning and evening.
Jusr RscsrvED.-At q. W. Kepness,
corner Of Brady and Second streets, new
Spring Dress Goods-latcst styles and pat
terms.
Uss Lallemand's Specific for Rheumatism,
Geut sad Neuralgia. II s6setually destroys
~ poison in The blood. end pssiosns rad-
ieai cuss. Read Testimonials elsewhere.
| H H. Sxrrs-U. s. Assessor for Scott
County. will from this date occupy his otd
e!7fee over Sam Perrys clothing store. The
income returns must BE- made a. once and
licenses renewed.
The BIsHor's CnuRcH-The closing lee
ture Of the series now being delivered on
the history and poity Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church may be expected to NOR
row Sunday evening a. half-past o'cloek.
BoAnDiNa and day school for young ladies'
and Misses commences led esday. April
18th. For terms. &c, apply at the resi-
dencc IN Sargent Row. or direct TO p. y.
box ll2. MRs. s. +. HEARD,
MISS FANNIE Z. Heard.
Tmx attention Of our readers is directed
to the legal card of Henry W. Perkins, Esq.
late Judge o. Muscatine Co, who has come
| TO Davenport with n view Of Masking it his
future home. We hope he will receive q
good share Of the spoi..
TnE Davenport mail bsg. lost in Skunk
River last Sunday By The up-setting Of the
Des Moincs Stage Coach. has not been re-
coy red. All the res: Of he mail matter
has been found. II is said that mother
and child came very near drowning. but Here
saved through the efforts Of the passengers.
The driver was watching the moving ice and
missed the roadway. and hence the accident.
MODEL Mrs ANs Wouxx-will bear in
mind that Rev. A. 3. Kendig will describe
their characters and characteristics to the
public on Monday evening. April 10Th, and
Thursday. April 18th. We would advise
all TO attend and see il they recognize any
Of their friends in the description. We ex-
pcct 10 hear several of our friends fully des
cribed.
TAsrY.-We were to>day shown q very
tasty decoration Of the show window Of q.
w. kspser's Dry Goods Store. the work Of
our young friend, c. ". Miller. Tho dec
Grafton is in memory of the anniversary of
the Assassination Of President Lincoln.
which comes on Monday, April 10Th. Com
ming as it does on Monday we presume the
pastors OF the different churches will to-
morrow notice il from their respective desks,
or perhaps have some appropriate cercsno
monies on Monday evening.
a. z. fulroS has 80 good building lots.
Also four acre, ono acre and half acre lots,
we'll located, for sale at lower rates than any
other property holder within H. city.
FohrY building lots. twenty-five minutes
walk from the Post Office. to lease for five
years free Of rent, with the privilege Of lur>
chasing at the market value at any time
during the lease also the right to remove
the improvements made when they think
proper. A. c. FuLrox
GAaDES AND FLowxa SrEDs.-Messrs
McNAir, Jsrdon 1 Co., corner Of Second
and Perry, or corner Of Second aud Harrison
sts-, have the largest and best stocks Of pure
fresh and reliable garden and flower seeds
west of Chicago Most Of their garden saeds
are put up by themselves and they guarantee
them all right in every respect.
II is very important that no garden SEEDS
be planted but such as are reliable and will
grow. To secure such and find the great
est variety go TO McNair, .Ior.on & Cos
PKEsoNAI. Our friend and fellow tizen
$. Herzberg. Esq.. OF the dry goods house
of Herzbers. Goodman 4 Co. has returned
home, after an absence Of several months in
the East. looking a. healthy and happy as
ever. We understand that he has laid in
one Of he..6ncst stocks Of goods, ever res
ceived in this city.
W. II. Stewart, the fashionable dry goods
dealer, returned from the East this morn>
ing, where he has been for several weeks
looking over tho latest spring aud summer
styles. lie has bought large and varied
stock. Ladies', look out for something nice
in few days.
lNPRovINo.-It is with pleasure we note
any improvement or signs Of prosperity in
the line Of homo manufacturing. Weleafn
that Mr.. Gould is adding a wing 30 by &c
feet to his furniture factory, putting in
new boiler, double the capacity Of the old
one. and making several other improvements
to accommodate his insssasiug business. i
These are signs We like to see, they indicate
energy, enterprise and success. which must
inevitably follow persistent efforts in any
manufacturing enterprise started in our
midst have the market for the articles man.
ufactursd right here st our doore. These
who have first seen . hsme demand and
then gone t,::werk to supply it have succeed
ed As a natural consequence. There is still
room for capital = employ itsslf at rs,nu.
nerative rates, here in our CITY. why cam
not Davenport be the manufacturing center
for the northwest 7 Success has attended
every manufacturing enterprise established
here under proper conditions.
HENRY VINCENT again addressed our citi
Gems last evening as Metropolitan Hall. The
hall was crowded by . large and apprecia-