Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11

OeAL A. ELxvsx Csxfs.-Our eitisens
ii semembss That The dclseatisn % Peoria
4 spsakiag ~ ths maaslactusisa psespeels |
4 thsa city slatsd = one item q sans
~ - - saly ~ sssn
> 49, ssu,s - bsahl aslivsss1 = - |
~. .gsp9 - sisAsss = tu1Ba -
sas pr $500. -, - - hlgessss
: = sv,asue ~ 80 sspplv. ~ uo1ne
~ = goieA ssuse lbsn llllnsis eouD - |
hess - aiaing 81 1slivssisg - rubh
~. 1Gks Psosia 81 Il ~ seoG lbtoy
,ighsst psisa, 81 suss at sixteen, il ayeN
- Nwssl psiss. Ard ~ havs differences
= II csnts per bushsl - the profit and
psies = aasspsststieA Allowing two essts
pss bushsl 5se transportation under The sup
poaitisn that ws had the beseft Of The pro-
pssed sai!read from Peoria 70 shis sity iu1e-
psndsas q Nr. CablSs rosd, vhish oil kssw
would pay yell fss transpsstine fSeu shs
mines 70 this city aad " have : balancs cf
four cssss PEE bsshsI o tss pss0t thas is
msas upss eur supply ever and sesvs ths
profit made BY The Psoris dealers % their
supply, and Il is reasonable 70 suppose that
they make . good living profit. In our
figures We give them The highest price end
take our lowest. For four weeks ending
May lssh, 1867, ~ find eur coal receipts
srsthisly y-sis thousand nvs hundred bush-
sls nos issludine thsIsres q lantity brought
in-by wagons which at she tim sus figures
are taken wouM amount 70 nearly Il not
quite oov haDf Mis- sasosnt The extra
profit on this thirsy>six thousand nvs hun-
dred bushels st The extreme low figure Of
four cents per bushe! will give one thousand
four hundred and sixty dollars which might
have bssa saved to sosl eonssnsss 10 the
time named If ws hAd hsd % isdepsndent
road from Peoria to this city. Looking st
the foregoing figures 10 think nore
will qsssAion - when We make the
tollewise, Ind We think low, sstinstes. In
twelve mopths eus sity end subsshs use
over 500, 900 bushsls II coal. The city Of
PsoelA esss it supply for nine cents per
bushsl, The highest figure end We get ours
at eixissa, the lowesss avssags price, allow
ing twe cent? pr bushslf,r transportation
and W have cents psr basbsi ~ 1s6 900
% the whole aosunt consumed in one year.
Ssas may think fhis larg. amount to b.
saved By our people in one yeaf on the sin.
gls item q coal, but neverthslsee W ven.
esrs the ssliasAe and invite The attsatiso
and sxaminahoo Of oil practical men.
Csosideriosths powerful impetus this
chsapening Of coal would give to our man
ufactusing interests and the great saving II
would be to our entire community dsns will
deny but that our most vital interests Is .
grooing city depend upon the building Of
This road. We hope these things will Be
considered at the meeting to be held at the
City Hall to morrow evening. Such things
.ntcrest ms and should receive the most
careful stlsstion.
UsIoNviLLs CnEEss FAcroRY.-The ems
terprise ontesed into last season, on Jersey
Ridge, BY George Murray, p. L. Mitchell
and John Lambert, in the manufacture Of
cheese. still continues to flourish hand
somely. Visiting that plsce : few days
since We found M. and Nrs. Holcom6, the
superintendents Of the works, busiiy en-.
gsged among the rich curds end cheese,
With every prospect Of doing fine sum-
mer's business. At present The milk is sup
piled by shout one hundred ,eows to the
extent Of 1900 pounds per dsy, which yields
about one hundred and fifty, pounds d
cheese. The number Of cows is constantly
increasing, and in short time will be about
one hundred and twsnty Avs-when the
daily manufacture viii bs about 200 pounds
The work commenced this year on the 18th
Of April, and 90 great has been the demand
that there is scarcely cheese on hand thai
isovee three or four weeks old. The sale il
quick at twenty cents per pound, which
yields handsome profit Upon the invest,
ment.
They keep about eighty shoats in ths
dairy yard TO consume the whey. This il
alsoa heavy item Of profit in the business
Since last season cemmodioos ice hous,
has been erected, wAien was dlled les
winter. The acconmodalieos ore nov
about ~ perfect - they can be, and ther'
never was q better show for continuoui
prosperity in business. The demand fo'
good cheese never fails, and we ere glad I,
know that this factory alone will Be th'
means Of keeping several thousand dollss'
year right here at home, which would
otherwise b ssnt away for cheese. VI
hope other eeterprisipg farmers will take III,
hint and do likewise. 4s
"A FATAL AcclpnHf.-At Fort xadisoa
laae Sunday. = . little girl Of -sws,vs ysar
of aes. daashsss, ,ef ". Nssdnas. uas kim
dlag . 1ss prspasaassy 70 sssaing disess
aed using . ksssssas lsnp T. sxpedits ~
aees, the Hsms cemnsnieatsd vilh tals 4
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oeviag he Aap absss - fssiias T.
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6ss issaantssscsaly ssamusicsasd itsalf =
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nsiss sssAsa ~ - - vhaa 80 d. -
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- nsst pisssiss shrisks ed ssnpos1uly -
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! gsisAias shs aanes - MY bussl sbos
the iass end handsy - his, daughter afts
sadseine. Aosss' - indsess,bahas a0av, de
The sips day. This 4 teRsible veseis
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