Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-03

At Whsat'and, Clinton county. Iowa, COM
msncing October sth, 1867 election day.
Entries will be received until l2 o'clock, NJ,
Of tho second day Of the Fair.
JERoxE DurroS, Secretary.
PrRsoNAL-Ou friend, A. ID. Parker,
formerly in the employ Of the Northern Line
Packet Co, now travelling agent Of the
Merchants Dispatch, is in the city. stop
ping at the Bur,s House.
We are panied to learn that the Rev. a.
B. Kendig is still suffering from injuries re.
c,ived some time ago lie received bruise
on one of bis legs which has been troubling
him for some time lie is obliged now to
get around on cru.ches, and keep IN doors
most Of the time. We wish him q speedy
recovery.
Dg G. Il. HARRISON wishes his friends,
and customers to understand that be is not
the Harrison who contempla:es carrying on
the drug business IN the new store now be.
ing rebuilt just below the Davenport Nation
al Bank in connection with Mr.. Richard
Starks. lie is stll at his old stand in the
Velie Block, No. 40 Brady street, where hc
expects to remain. selling drugs and putting
up prescriptions fos eli who may honor him
with calls. The Harrison alluded TO 10 .
new conner in Davenport.
The Rock Island Union says that Abra.
ham Ross. Charles Dalton and Richard
Daniels. the New Boston sac burglars
have escaped, aud arc nov at large They
were being taken from Mercer county TO
Aledo to attend their trials. They escaped
from the room in which they were confined
by slipping their irons, and wrestling the
pistol from the guard. They had on noths
ing but Their pants AMI shirts. About one
hundred and fifty people were out in search
Of them yesterday, eni We hope ere long to
hear Of their re capture.
TnF Gds'tt. goes into ecstacies over the
resignation Of Mr. Moore, as Marshal Of the
city OF Davenport II concludes that be-
cause the Peoples Party was unfortunate
in selecting him for that ofil.e, that i is Q
very bad party.
Just stop lcetle Were it at Gil neces.
sary We could 60 right back among TIE re.
publican annals, ami points out cases OF
official diIelcticn before which that Of Mr..
Moore would pale into the minusest insig.
niiicsnce. The city lo.cs rot cent by
that official. Has the organ anything fur.
thcr on the subject.
DsxrEn AT THE STATE FAB-A dispatch
from Clinton, received last evening, an.
nounces that the Dexter Threshing Machine
and Separator and the Dexter Mate Horse
Power were awarded the first premiums at
the State Fair. This il . deserved compile
ment to Davenport Manufactures, and an
honor to Mr.. John l.. Davis who has de
voted years Of patie 1t effort ~ prfecting..his
machine, and has now succeeded in produ
cling one that 10 the acknowledged superior
OF all others in the West. Its Just safe
bettiog of Davis "Dexter" as on Boz ner's
and the people Of tho State known il too
"Fsrst premium at the Iosea State Fair
makes nice little label for this popular
machine.
Masonic The Grand Commapdery and
Chapter Of Ancient Free and Accepted Ma
sons Of Iowa will meet - Davenport on the
l2th instant. The Burlington and Missouri
River Railroad, the Dubuque and Sioux
City Railroad and the Des Moines Valley
Railroad will pass back. on their several
roads, free. oil who pay full fares to the
Grand bodies. The Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific Railroad will issue tickets At
sixty per cent. Of tho regular fair each way,
selling to each person excursion tickets for
TIE round trip. The Western Stage Com>
pany viii return, at half fare. all who paid
full fare going. The Iowa City and Cedar
Rapids Stage Company q. W. Porter's) will
return for 81 oil who pay full fare going.-
Ine Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
makes no reduction.
DON'T WANT TnRiR Vorrs.-Greedy % he
s'of office, there are certain votes that Mr..
f.0ss rejects with contempt. He tells il 10
MS Temperance friends, and with perfect
good faith Of course, that rather thaa b
rs-slssssd 70 Office BY 'rhs Rumm,es- h.
would 90 back sIaigh. to the plow
Such vivid example Of self s.e,;ac. 70,
principle we never shall forget!
Bat, furthsrmors-how does this .,r,.
ming blow at the Peoples Party, the mem
bers Of which Mr.. F. is pleased to denom;>
nate Is "rummies," cemport with his Der.
sistent efforts made in this very office, scat,
ed upon this very chair upon which We now
sit, to &c; us to make an effort to secure his
domination upon the Peoples ticket.
Why stab the Peoples Party in the back.
and ask favors ct it, facet Why attempt
to be Maine Law man among Maine Law
men, and License Law man among License
Law menl viii hs answer! viii any
one, anybody. anything, answer thsse plain.
hessst, stsaisht-Sseward qseetienss