Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-01

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80 Solid Silver Wine Castor. e3s
Miss Rachel .. King.
Silver Coffee Urn 90
Mr.. Thompson.
Silver Cake Basket. Observation-Disclosures. 26
Geo. l.. Davenport.
s Silver Ssger Bowl. Observation-Disclosures. Is
Rev. H. Osss, owe.
Silver Fruit Dish. IS
Marry y. Davenport.
First prize Chair rs
Mrs. Thomas Kehoe.
Second prize Chair ir.............. rs
Ars =. A. Douglas.
"Christ Rejected
"Pen sketches Of the Bible" ..... 80
Four Steel Plate Eugrsvings,
1sv. =. Cssersve.
a Velvet Ottoman IS
w. q. Warmer.
Wax Flowers 10
VIC. WARMER.
81 Cloth Ottonss Is
Miss Jennie AsNissny.
~ Rcce Homo Observation-Disclosures. %
DO. Mccarthy.
80 ecce Homo" no,".................. IS
Miss Aadie L. Kepner.
II Psrian Marble Vase. Is
Mrs. ]. l.. Asbsrt.
Parian Marble Vase ....... Is
Ars. n. FJsrvary.
IS Vase Of Wax Flowers. srs......... -
J. A. lie Claire.
~ Vase Of Wax Flowers. IS
:Wm. NoolsD.
II Pair Of Vases. Observation-Disclosures. 10
Miss Anna Mayer.
Crayon Ora sing Observation-Disclosures. 10
Kev. r. +. Harrison.
FLOWERS" "a very beautiful picture BY
Miss Kate Young, Of the Sisters Acad'y -
h. 4. Cook.
~ Wax Frui, Observation-Disclosures. 20
n. Kelley.
IS China Tea Set Sst........ 20
Mise n. Mcguire.
The great quantity Of prizes Of less value
than eio prevents our publishing the list
in full.
Among the accidents, we noticed the
purchase q auction Of . valuabls Irish
Veil. The bidding was quite spirited but
1t was finally '.knscksd down" 70 J. A. Da-
venperl for $50.
On the first evening NJ. J. L. CofRa drew
an ottoman valued a tl5, but with his sus.
temary libssality he donatsd IL 70 the
Fair.
The receipts amount 70 81 .5e4sS. and a.
there was ol41.O0 in The trsessry pssvious>
~, the funds Of the Church loot up 10 &l,>
1905. which wiIl pay oil the outstanding
liabilities Of the Church and lssvs 1leo. 90
on hand besides. 4
Al the request Of the officers Of the Fair
and ia bshalf Of shs ladiss Of The Church W
publish the following easd of thsnks:
The conductors Of the late Fair and Fes>
tival for the bsnsfis Of Ste. Mafeuerits's
Church desire to return thanks to Smith,
The Halter, the A0esican Silvss Baod, the
Davenport Prsea, r. B. Hill, E. Peek, and
others for liberal donations and volued oes-
vicss rendered
To the friends Of D. N. Richardson,
Frank I. Jssvis and ether osabsss Of he
editorial corps ofthis city;
To their Protestant friends fos their lib.
sral patronage; ~
And shsif especial thanks to those who
assisted, and the public in general, whose
cxtrsme libseality mads the Festival . grand
succe8s.
Porlcs Cernr.-Sam Lssg was caught %
the streets By Ofacsr Ruossy in ~ istoxi
Gated coodisioa on Saturday aight This
morning pleading guilty he was ansd u
and costs (es.2o)
Oallis Richardson end Robert Lewis, beth
yssag and ef the cs,ored psssuasiea, wses
arrested By Marshal Moore on the charge oi
lsading decidedly mineral life. Evidsnes
made plain the fact that they were guilty,
and each was finsd Is and costs. Sallis
nos being possessed Of any stamps was ssnt
10 jsil ~ ten dsys. while Robert paid hall,
ssd Win prsbab,y settle the balance IN jail.
H. Ansrs, . white man, vhe keeps . -.
loos cad boarding house - the lower end
Of town. which has bess patronised b Sal
lie and Robert, was arrested on the cAasgs
Of ksspise hssss u III fsns. Ths svi-
dsuce tsadise - shsw thss Ne. AlIsss -
iisvedR obest Lewis md Ssllls RjsGardBer
- bsaas Vie, I'D shas esingn - svt1Gpea
shsviae lhas - ksps saythiag bses ~.
spseabls hssse - wos diostnegsd.