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DTY Goods.
NEW AND ELEGANT DRY GOODS,

NEW AND ELEGANT DRY GOODS,
THOMAS r. PRICE u CO.
have inst received additional supplies Of Rich
and DESIRABLE DRESS GOODS also, HEAyY
STAPLE and HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
To which tho attention ofthAir friends and ,bs
public are called. Among those Just opened viii
De found
ksA and FRsFGH Pop ics'G ali 1e5 Ss:t
VELOUR OTTOMAN CLOTHS,
BsIGET NAP spIs pePLITs for CHILDREN;
BROCHE and PAISLEY sHAWLs, lonz AVA
LoNG ard SQUARE BLANKET sHAwLs. .,,,,
LONG and :QgARE BASKET sHAwLs
BLACK CLOrH CLoAKs. a largs sssortmsr,:
RICH LACE SETS ana COLLARS
LINEN SETS, COLLARS ard CUFFS.
BOULEVARD SKIRTS
GokED and BALNoRAL SKIRTS.
ALSO,
American Print.. Dela!nes. Flanrels. ban.
kets Irish Linens, Sheat'rgs, Bleachsd and Brov,
Cottors. Cents and ladies' Vests and Dy9vsr,
Hosiery, &c: a full assert nent OF CLOTHS ana
All Of which have been b,ugh. within Ina ,,..
few days az the very lowest marxs, price. Ia
will be sold at a ANAL advance. "N
THOMAS 4. PRICE Z CO..
Main and Eleventh streets
oc 800: nearly opposite The post.oflcs.
HEADQUARTERS FIRST MiLrrAsr Dr.rsrcr-,
RICHMOND, October =. 1897
Sgecial Or,'.rs So u.
NOT1CE.-Thc polls will be re.oparol
y tomorrow morning AT O'Clock ~ ,ha p.O
PIES STORE, No. ln9 MAIN STREET batwasr
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets. All WHO nv,
little money 10 'pand and want great b4ry,t,..
must CONS early add purchase your .cod. from
the Peoples store before the crowd becomes 50
great that you cannot get in.
have inst received my third SIMPLY ~ p,rr
and WINTER DRY GOODS. Ny ~, 4, are brlyt''
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GEoRGlA.-It seems to be certain that
the Convention in Georgia would have
failed for want of a majority vote if Gen
eral Pope had not ordered the polls to be
kept open three days, thereby, as the No
''o"oI l"tcNigencer says, enabling the ne
grocS to vote under their numerous aliases
and III various places.
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EST 'IHG!NIA.-The Wheeling MteM-
9''ce'' announces the gain of Radical sem
"''' III inc Taylor district, and Of dele
gate N Barbour county. The general re-
sun mas doubtless been another Radical
Legislature in the bogus State
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rs BACHELORS HAIR DYE-BATCHE-
LOE'S HAiR DYB.-This splendid HAIR DYE Is
the best in the world. The only trus and perfect
dye-harmless reliable, instantaneous. 20 dis
appointment; no ridiculo1s tints. Natural black
or brown remedies the i'll effects OF bad dyes !;
invisorates the hair leaving 1t soft and beautiful.
The genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCaE-
LOE. All others are mere limitations, and should
be avoided. Sold by all druggists and perfumers.
Factory, 81 Barclay street, New York. Beware
NJ p rorntsrfait IA l1-tnlO
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The last Parkersburg Times says Mr.,
DANIEL RAYMOND is not elected to the Sen
ate Of West Virginia. It's first announce
ment was a mistake,
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Real Estate Agenc5es.
LGlU1!es'S.

il DUNLOP,
LAW OFFICE
&c. 2l5 GOVERNOR aTREET,
RICHMOND, VA,
will practice In The Circuit, County, and City
Courts of Richmond city and the counties OF Hem
rico, Chesterfold and hannver me GoVtt % np
burg. Petersburg, and Fredericksburg, and the
Un.9ed States District and Circuit Courts for the
District OF Virginia. ,,,r,r uo,yrrov
liam JAMES Y. DUNLOP.
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81: CHEER UP. CHEER. U. .-pCT I De
down hearted on account OF the late elections but
be consoed By the good news of tho arrival OF
a large lot Of
AUCTION DRY GOODS
JULIUS sTCL Les,
BIZ MAIN STREET.
Look at the array of bargains
CALICO only To- IL, and llc.
CALICO, beet brands. only shilling yard;
BLEACHED COTTON only 9, l's, and lsc.;
BLEACHED COTTON, yard wide, only lsc.-a
bargain;
BROWN COTTON at very low prices;
PILLow.CAsE COTTON, regular width. only 25c.;
BED TICK from l?ic. up;
1914 SHEgTING, extra quality, only !oc.
FLANNEL, 30, IS, and !ec.;
FLANNEL, yard wide, all wool, only 55c. This Is
an article that cam, be equallsd.
The prices of everything reduced, and guaran-
tee 10 sell to the Closest buyer.
DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS.
A large supply, AID as cheap as the cheapest
CAssIMERES,
Tbs cheapest stock In Richmond.
Do:.' fail to call early. you will miss bargains
that cannot be offered again very soon. Recollect
the place to save your money, and at the same
time get the worth Of II, Is az
JULIUS SyCLE'S, 9,s Main street,
between Ninth and Tenth.
have secured the services OF Msssrs. RlTER
O. CARE JoE.S WElNBBR0, GEORGE P
BAGBY, and GEORGE sWkBACHER, who would
be very happy to sea and serve their numerous
friends.
rlorad NJ, Satrrdars Oc 90
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Dru Goods.


nRY GOODS AT WHOLESALE.
IL 200 cases OF new and desirable d,ops Ins'
recei we'd from til New ORR trade auctloh SAL"
a. heavy decline from former prices. 81
MOSES MILLHlSER's,
oc % 1,- pIl Main street.
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CT TO THE FARMERS.
BRING IN TUE SHUCKS.

Highest cash price paid for old or new DRY
SHUCKs q. b. STACY & SON,
oc 2s-2w 1910 Main street.
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EIltcntiOn0i.

WI NINTH AND CLAY STREETS,
4 h. r. n NJ g. aMse;s II Principals.
Professor FEATHRRNAs, Modern Languages.
,,,,I,- m aither principal lin
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SDeciGL Notices.

ne RISTORI, RISTORI. -LlBRETTOs OF
Mary Stuart, Queen Elizabeth, &C.. az played
by Ristori. for sale by
sELDEN 4 ENNIS,
News and book dealers
northwest corner Ninth and Main streets,
oc 3!-lts Richmond, Va.
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Meetings.
OFFICE OF THE JAMES RIVER ASp1
hA.AwnA EOMPkSI


OFFICE OF THE JAMES RIVER ASp1
hA.AWnA COMPANY
RICHMOND, october 80, 1887.
NDTICE.--Th annual meeting of the
y stockholders of tbe James River and ha-
nawha COMPANY will be held at this office on
WEDNESDAY the 9th of November at IL O'Clock
=. u.
APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.
Kno2c al nten ~ Ties. presents, That we, the
subscribers. being stockholders in the James
River and kanawha Company, do hereby consti.
tIte and appoint - orr true and law ini attor-
uey and proxy TO represent each of III all
general meetings of the stoc holders of said
pauy held within six months from and alter Ia 0
date hereof when we are not personally present
or represented by some other proxy, with full
power ANA authority III such &c, er.i meetings H.
give such vote or votes, and 10 do such other act
or acts, IS each of US could give mem
bzr of the said meetings If we were personally
present and we do hereby ratify and confirm
whatever vote or votes act or acta. our said attor-
ney may lawfully give or do for US i'll pursuance
OF the authority hereby conferred upon him.
Witness our hands and seals this - OF -,
one thousand eigEt hundred and -.
- -, lSEAL
Taste. --, SEAL.
By order Of ina Board of Directors.
WILLIAM z. MUNF0aD, Secretary.
&C 3l-ThSS2t
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w CHEER UP! CHEER Up. Don't be
hearted on account OF the late elections, but
be consoled By the good news of tho arrival OF
a large lot of
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I1TY AND COUNTRY DEA LEkS
~ In want OF GOODS. especially those VINO p9y
promptly when duo, VII promote their own int
rests to give ms d call befors p1renansiIEns siae
where MOSES HlLLhtshh,
oc 2s-lw Oil Main street.
REAT ENT AT
No. 2os Broad street. t. b s4SS Second and Third
Ladies dispn'tDs over tbs beautiful BALaoEAL
sKfr cAIG e M9'a s. sns and the best
MERRlMACk for l5c., worth aoc. all over
Good BLEACHED COTTON for 10 and l2c.
Nice al BLEACHED for Is and &c.;
Full VI 9TH BLEACHED sHEETIN Gs at 40 and 45e /;
Brown CuTToy, from lie. up to sc:;
Beautiful DELAlNLs, figured and plain al 20 and
Au.wo3sl MgRISos, from SOC up;
Black and Colored ALPACAS, from 3oc. up:
Black md Colored CLOAkS for Ladies at s5-la-
test styles
Nice Black and White sHAWLs for 81 andnp;
White ana COlored PLAN \ ELS for % and soc;
EER Ta sad CooI e5 KfIiSS SI 'S Very low
C0RsETS, warranted to be whslobono, from &c.
Mar Sc aud wor,te4 BEDsPRBADs:
large stock of LADIES HOSE, three thread. for
HOOP SKIRTS for arc and up
Ladies' and GentlemenS UN DERvESTs, from 75c.
A new R supply Of Wors,ed sHtWLs and HOODS !;
| a splendid stock of CAsSlMEREs, for men and
Splendid stock OF Mems, Ladies', and Children
SHOES and BOOTS. very low:
| All. linen IfANDKERCHIEFS for lee. and mp;
| Good KID GLOVES. from SOC. up.
Ladies' living at a distance will be turnishe ed
tickets on tho cars and | respectfully ask call
| from ali Of my friends to examine my prices.
Remember the place-Eo. 7c6 BROAD STREET,
| betv asn Second and Third streets.
2i-2w l.. kOsE.
| X REAT SACRIFICE
IV OF DAMAGED SHAWJS,
which am selling very lew also, large assort-
ment of latest style CLOAkS, just received from
the New York auctions, which | will sell very
| cheap. ,-, =, or,,,
| Beautiful shade and quality OF EMPRESS CLOTH
at 81 PER yard:
Beautiful DRESS GOODS at Csc. per yard
Black nd col ored ALPACAS;
| Latest lea ALPACkS. very cheap;
Fine ME2lNOS; all DELAlSES;
Plaid POPLINs;
| OPERA FLANNEL, large assortment;
WORSTRDS of all descriptions
| Ladies' and gents UNDERWEAR, good assort-
ment:
Boys SOCKS. from auction, very cheap;
| CASHMERE for boys and mems wear;
French CALlCnES, very low:
| BUGLE TRIMMING and RIBBONS.
| ! have engaged the services OF the following
| gentlemen, wro would be pleased to serve their
| friends JAMES =. ATKIssoS. WILLIAM Il. WAT
| KISs, and WILLIAM b. SLADE.
No. 527 Sroad street, between Fifth and Sixth. OPP
| poste New Market. oc Ism
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DOVER COMPANY'S PRICES:
LUMP COAL, superior for crates. 50 SO
HAIL COAL, superior for CRATES and stoves, so
AVERAGE COAL, superior for ensnes..... 50
FINE COAL, superior for shops............... 50
OVEN COKE, superior Tor cooking purposes, 50
par lead of 25 bushels, delivered.
Liberal arrangements made with large con
sinners and manufacturers.
II. C. JONES, Agent.
Retail yard on Sixth street near the canal. oc
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C.z) OK IL All THAT Is RE-
,DL.ZO QUtREU To OBTAIN OSE POUND Of J.
h. ASTnOaT rs celebrated JUtPOWDER TEA.
which Is pronounced ny good judges 10 be th7
bsst TEA In this city. Frssh Roasisi Cotee, hs'
uu.d suxar Baker. Chocolate anc Bruiua. d,
j. H. AnIHOSY'S Tsa Store,
~ Main street, Elk doors above the
oc5 >po,.wood Hotel,
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A LBEET BLAIR, dealer III BEST
"A RED AND WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE AHD
BIrUSIEOUS COAL AND COKE. office NO. lli3
Main street, with Messrs. C&bell & watkins.
THANKFUL for former fsvors OF my friends and
the public now ask continuance Of the sans
will be assisted as far as practicable by Mr.. j.
3. Watkins, the patronage Of whose friends Il
also LIcithd. oc ,. i'm
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lITY AND COUNTRY DEA LEhS
7 In want of GOODS. especially those who buy
their goods for cash, thoee who pay theif pitiS
promptly when duo, viii promote their own ln int
where MOSES MfLLHlsER,
n. wv Main street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-29


A monitor for P. nssia is about 10 be built
u New York.
Chicago wss visited with . slight fall q
snow on Saturday morning.
The japanese have presents for General
Cssut, President Johnsoa and Secretary
Seward.
One wing Of the female seminary It Glen.
dale, Ohio. has bsen destroyed by i,re.
Four millions are 10 be expended for .
new State Capitol building at Albany.
The Swiss Government intend posting an
army Of observation on thu French frontier.
A large M nber Of ladies' assembled at
Cave Hill Cemetery, Louisville, to pay re.
spert 10 the Confederate dead.
The trials Of Fenians have been resumed
IN Ireland, and Burke and McCaffesay have
been arraignsd.
The Southern Relief Csmmission Of NY
has sent 5000 y relieve the sufferers from
the floods in Louisiana
Asosiety Of veestarisns has been organ
ised ia Dayton, Ohio, he Discter being
wsmaa who svsss that she Ass lived sclely
On vsgssab's diet Cor fifteen yesss.
Three Psussian residents X East Segin
~. Mich hsss received odlsial nosiss iron
The ssthssisiss ef ihsir aatiss land. to re-
psrt thsasslvss Sae sAiisary duty, on pen>
sity Of dlaishssianee.
0ssssal Geesgs B. MsCle,lan u 80
somswhsss On w Msdilssssnson With his
wses end ehil6. 1lss Mcclellan is in vesy
he'd health. The Gsaefal expects to rssusu
heae ssxs ~ a8
Il y rsnask. .bls fact that inst new L;v>
spssl = s1pssting rhesA 70 Me- Yosk, -
Chse.eo u selling aad sending wheat asd
ssss = shs insessss n M "a sdias,aa
Ssssss. This y sevsssisg the order Of th,nss
wendesfally. =
NJ. james +. Notdeeh ~ ala.ek.d 4
With vertis, u The Ches,sut Street
fheatss, rhsh siphis, ~ Tue4d " nishA
while play Ing iIatAlet, and fell heavily upon
shs stses. He was soon scs,osrd 70 con.
scicusnsss, and was to play III. next night
- usnal. ~F f
Al Dsbsqus U. 5. Commissioner Mul.
ken, on tie 35sh, bssrd over fos trial D G.
Aldridgs. . j,ssi. jursr sf the last t@ro Of
the q. s. CDust. vhs hes bern gully Of &C.
cspsing bribe TO make the jury dissere..
The sfacsrs laid . trap for him sad no cell
into Il, 20 tlnt csnvirsion u cessain.
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ARRIVALS ro>oAy.
Nsw Bnsrcx. Capt. 6rinse fl. Madison.
LAxsrxe. Capt Hughes. Por, Ryroa.
nAwEtys SIAss. Capt. Wordrn. 5, Laala.
BAvSccR CTR, Cspe. White. Sc. I.nuis.
McPoRrxa, Cnps. Egsss.. st Louis.
DEPAsrrsis.
Nav Bassnn, Capt 0riaNel. e nadison.
LAnasss, CApe l3u91sa. R0ss Byscn.
BRx CAnrssLl, Cbpt Pierce. Clinton.
nAwgess SrAra. Csel wssdso, ,t. Paul.
bAxNncE Cirr. CApt white, ss Pasl.
AePssrsn. Caps. E6esss. 81. Paul.
The popslss passsnees paehet Keiths>
osrS. Csps. Canpbeli, y The next ssealss
nssnine beaA Sae Fort x.disss, Isaving here
aas e'ciosk. Len. Pashhssss y The olace
Ths Western Uaioa kaiIgssd packet
Lsns'ae. Captain lisshes. Vim depart for
Psst Byssa, ssnnessiag shsss wi,h the :. H.
road for Savsnns, Dubsqse and al points
Nsrth and East, It $50 A. ~; E. O. Dun
can. agent.
The Northern Line pocket. Hawkeve
State. Capt. wordsn. A. ilsnlin in the Of
dce. arrived and departed ysstesday. en- route
for St. Paul.
The Bannock City and the McPcrter also
vert up.
The Savanna, Capt. McGowan, left St.
Louis for 81. Paul on Saturday, and will
arrive here tomorrow.
The Buslisgton. Capt. Green. is expect
ID down 70 mesrow mesning. X. n. Pretty
man, agent.
The Ida, Cspt. Shuts, left ST. Louis IN
81. Paul on Saturday. She b - indePend
ent freight boat, and charges l5c. bstweea
Davenport and 81. Louis.
The new steamer DUBUQUE met With o.
enthusiastic reception Thursdsy. % its ~
rival .. the port Of Dsbuqus. By the ci.issaa
Of thss place. A ssluss was fissd, 70 whict
! the boat replied eth its vb,stle. Tho fin
companies formed into procession. hssded
By the Gcsmsnia Basd. and followed b.
hundssda of asa, wonsn and children, snt
marched % Ne lsves. Al soon q the pasnl
~ss thrown eus . living strsam Of fhumsai.,
poursd over il snd.inss the spacious cabin
Capt. J. ". Parker. hss IN hand, stood sp-
on the hurricane deck and bowed seecsni'
,iea 70 many Of his Old friends, and . th'
nuleituds sho hsd asssnbIed to accord bio
in behalf II biz beas this grand svat'on. A
ssiesaias speech swss oads by Mayo
Osavss and Responded n BY Capt. Parker
and lion J. u. O'Ns,l. aftes which sh'
Hsrall says:
1.-THE co'oss we're breaght forward ans
the largest piece of hnnt,ns ,un ~ thr q u
staff whore it waa greeted with three lussy
cheers Three cheers wese also given foI
the sssam,sr Dabnqae The cn'ors EN-
orses, six piece. Of nunting. all IF tue tne>
quality, and fifteen dozen small dags. whicl
we're ,,urc ,ssed By our citizens At cost .
four hundred and aixtv dollars"
After which W. E. Wellington, Super
intendent Of the Northern Line, presented
Capt. Parker with . splendid pair Of ell
horns. which had been procured by him .
considerable expense from St. Paul. Th'
psesentasion speech was delivered by Com
aodore Levens, who pssf,rmsd that asd,,-
nus task In Characteristic ard eccentric
lite apsech which Was thoroughly apple
ciaaed.
In the evening supper and dance Wi
given on boa-d the boat BY the officers
wh,ea went of hsrmonious,v, and boil
supper and dance were much snj ,yed.
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Tus celebrated Madame Ristosi has ef
course been the recipient ofeil sUsts ofpses
snss since bss sss,vsl in Am:sica. 6ss ap.
pears 70 have been pasticnariy delighted
With the dozen bottles q e 'BleOmef Yousk,'
sent her BY the maroeacsuser. n. 1soses
". Lsird. Of No. ~ Fulton asscet. New
York. The lsdy hss . seasskably 6ne
eomplssion, wh.sh Of course she 10 dssisous
OF retaining, aud there can BE- more cfectual
wav Of doinG 90 than by using shis truly
woedsssul and dsliehtful prepafstion. Can
he had st oil druggists and fancy goods deal.
feb lO-deod&w
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Leo CnsAu. The ssassn tce thso dslicie~e
~ reshmsns begins 10 cur city ts-ooruw,
when Ars. Ashia. aiies - Gssaishisg ~
ssIl keo~a and ps'ps,as sssaausan,, Wiii
opss est. We sshall ~ there, and NOT aloas.
The fsis enslavsr of our nsnly hsass vii
sessmpany ~ On The occasion. wksa eur
psla:.s ~ill - gsaaiiied wih tasts Of ~
dsligh I'll essao which was designed ~ ~
gsts 49,, ~ vhiaA - sdiassy aeGlnl0
oonG1ivo - - tAanho . ~ 49, q
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A. G. frLsox has 50 god bsildiae lets
A,ss. Ssss ses, sas ssss - half scss lsss.
ss,i iecsasd, ise sals q lswss nAes then ssy
sshss psspssty tssasr xithio De city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-29

Fes ~ largest And bsst selected stock u
calls. glass. white led asd putty, 20 TO J.
A. Dsvsuport's Hasawsss Store. 13 Brady
.tsset. All ordsrs--no matter h,w large o.
smslkrwili be promptly flled from his
mammoth stock.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-29

! off'SEfLLS CEN HNT-iN RAfrsa> LeussviL~
y. Crmcn'. ist recris~ as~mmes MirDc-c.a, auu
ky- :. ~ by iA< NJ. tsAlZEtL a BNO.
Davenport Apfi, -. is6-, div
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-29

a RsAlo EssAss eAie-Eldsidgs ! Brs.
shAss jose csoeleteA shs esls ef one hcsss
end III . FiAssasA sessst, bstwssa Brady
ssa Perry sssssss. bsloaging % A. L. Nors
Toe, fos o.. .486.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-29

Tsyrssssi lis 10 sssnssAios that viii
Keep yous hair On ysos Assa Ssps; end Z
you ere bald needed it will make he hais
NOV Il there 10 root left under the shining
ssalp. Il hss che asus vsrsss in il. end
ssssyesdy who uaaae ossaA healthy. lUSs
sssas asls. sAssll e1eAts ~ nssas. Al
uass esn - IsypAsoA Foe sals ~ I'll
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-29

M,fa AND fsEcxIss. rhe only reliable
remedy Ss brown dseeaosasio'. called Mera
aud Tsscxlss, y PEA:v's Moru AND
Fxscx,K L .riox. prspsssd b. DR.. B. Z.
Psrry, dorm aslsgiss, 4vrB nd st., n. "
Sold by oil ID u.R's =. so695 d6o-sod.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-29

Jonx CAMERON is now prepared 70 do III
styles Of house aud sign painting, glazing.
grAining. &C. Also plain aud decorative pa
per hanging. Ceilings wbitened on short
notice. All work done promptly. Shop
No. Is West Third street, between Brady
and Main. Apr.4 dS0.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-29

1T. rEnsLs. Gardener and Florist. cor.
Sth end Main j1n., f.sse and ornamental
tress. Av1s-lv
"DRLAr NOT silL To~Mpassw WsA1
sAe7ld - does to-day" cues thss cough
bslcss II = fusssss ~ lses. o. bessls u
C,s's Couan BALsAx sin esfs. Il 10 asres-
sbls. cheap eai e6sesuai. Oslegs ess do ..
eerous. A wosd % the wiss i6Unfncieoe.
The Pssr Lissls SsGxrep VIII -
Immediately vs,ssvs1 y ussse MRS. WIN.
SLOWS 500 rIilNC SYRUP for childrea
ses,hing. Il ssftsns The euas, ssdscss ins
Hamstion. cures wind collie. sIlays Ill pain,
ard gives shs chic quiss, nssussi sassp, 6sn
which il ~ .kss invissssssd asd sesrssAsd.
Pesfscdv aafs 10 oil eases, - aill,oas q
N thsss con testify.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-29

PsRsoxAL.-Capt. Nobl, Tynss. who has
been travelling about the State putting 70
iii sht the army Of agcnss for more inferior
goods, rssurnsd homo Saturday evening
he has been eminentIy successful 10 the
amount Of orders for cloth from the Dsv
enposs .Woosen Mills. These goods give
perfect sasisiaction wherever they ase used.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-29

RivsssiDg NAoAxxE.-Ths 9Th number.
lfos Nay Of this new moathiy for yosss
people hss been received. The contents
svincs much care and taals ia their sslecs
tios, aad The illusesasions are mnst excel
len, - yell - pssesss. Il l. published by
Hssd : HsseAtsa. NJ rsvk, md is rap
idly viauing ~ vay 10 pspslsr iaves.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-29

CnsDaAsxa-Tks l. o. o! F.'s. a Reet
1Seaad. cslsb,stsd he AetA snnivsslnsy Of
shs fsusdhg II he osdss h thb eouassy,
~ bsas b soeesptiaks sssssisss. Ths
neebas sfCsal valley Loogp Ne. ~. sisA
thss wtv>b 80 shiS1gsa. saissd visAAhsay
y epes;al iavis.sisa, y ~ esseoe, - ahd
esstlvssiss AZ ~ scsasiso. The aadsses ~
ds,isessd b tase 0sosd (. D. Swssaey =
Ailss The sddesaa came ths ssppss. Tus
lone Ables s1tsedice The .. tire )eng.h Il
The holl. wee esssse1 with evssv vsnsev u
''essd thines" essscially psepssed ~ Ne
oeessies by ~ Rsek lsland Lodge. Thsn
came the social sasherine-shs rssnies In
the spi,is Of shs sobls psinciplss It The o.
der. Atslsvsa s'eleck .hs csnpaay sepa-
rsa~d-coiy - ssosMbss ~ ssssairn esei,
special sssaiag. kasea asd apSsseisasd tully
" 49, vASss assle = .~ltisa1aAlp. less
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-29

" you want jstsy black shiskcss ses.
Uphem's Hair Dyc-only 30 cents battle.
Sod every whcrs. Put uP BY ~. Kremse,
PhsladcIphio.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-29

ANNUAL Rsxrlsa o. 3liPs IN CALvABy
BArr,.s Cauacu.-Ths snaual senting Of
clips in the Galway Baptist Church, sosth
west corner OF Perry and Fourth ssrssss,
will take place /, The audience room Of the
church. sa nsxs "Wednesday evening. Nsy
lss 1857. ssnn snciag prsmpsly - o'elsck.
Psfseas dsDieins u sseurS Ssate must Be
in attendance st that time. a)l27-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-29

HoltowAv's lis ssp pOsSsssSt-Ulcesatedle leg.
Numesoua individuals, who we're Tor many years at
al ted wit, old " ncers vn the lo9A
aud M ! II led 10 procure rs0edy cithes 6OM pst
vste pra tiee pnec hospissls~ have been sp cdiy
euscd by short C us alusbtc mcdi, lnss
Ia al dsSases OF his nature the unie action Of oho
Pills and Uiu;ment 10 required. sold by all Drug
ests.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-29

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bsssss ~ pasaas osss Atsssa ysass. - ~
eAeapses, sSaseiaiag e1goseh = ~ usuel
dsllas siass. Dsess ne. - sJeha Guegs,
Nss vesk CITY. oeld ~ ali Dssesisss.
passas 0sdisios, psssN0sey 80 eag
esods ssssse ssssyU6es~. juas1l-1 -1ly
!, o. - sus Dos.-0o 10 - osya-t = Sssaltoa
lsws State cuisines. College 10 gss thososeh peae
eleaa bassaess sdacsaioa. = y bccOne good sesaA
esSresapA npesasos. For eissnlAss sad pspefs. -
lrsss, Sssslsssag stsapD s1rAs 0Deas . sssasssa
Conmer11l CSNoro. Dsssapuss, I ma