Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-29
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"a real estate Transfers IN another cciann
wil shor ina, r G. Dnscsn, the rsll-
t-c-n r-sin dealer, h.s purchased tas
mr. perty at lie coraer Of OH and i4arsi-
.,n streets until recently occupied By Bur
rows FIGURING Mil. for the very rsason-
able .un Of 5000. Upon that lot. 50 By
$50. he proposes to erect early next sea
"a, a substantial grain elevator. The
excavations being already made, the found
atoms bling mostly in good state Of
r,e. .srystion, the sidc-track down, and the
smoke stack ready o. hand, the work may
h. ..id 10 well started already. mas
much A. a very large share Of grain that
comes 70 town comes over the Harrison
.,r.e, road, the location is most excel
lent ono fos grain handling. We are glad
Tins 10 be able to notice the commercial
growth Of our city, aud Mr.. Duncan's
llearned prosperity.
usa LAspgR's CoxBixATIos TRouPR.-
The agent Of this company, Mr.. o. II. Hess,
has arrived in the city. and is making the
necessary preparations for the appearance
Of this celebrated actress and her troupe.
Tho opening play will be Elizabeth
Speaking of Mrs Lander in this oharactes'
the New York Evening Gdzette says: "She
has accomplished the difficult task Of pleas
inc an audience already made fastidious BY
III. splendid acting Of Ristori in the same
part. Not possessing the superb physical
advantages of Ristori, nor her perfect lin
;.h Of detail, which made every attribute
O, that great actress . picture by itself,
MrsL's psrsona,ion, if more rugged, i'm.
,r.s..s one with sense Of its reality to
far greater degree than did that Of the great
,roqedienns. Mrs. Laaier is undoubtedly
the best actress upon the American stag y
FaAsxLrs laoN WoaKs-The attention
of the reader is called TO the advertisement
Of the Franklin Iron Works, at Chicago,
r. W. Krause, agent. This establish
ment manufactures Steam Engines, Single
and Double Circular Saw Mills, Hosting
Machines, Planning and Matching Machines,
L.th snd Re-Sawing Machines, Cant Mills
and many other machines. The work man.
ufac.ured by tue Franklin Iron Works can
not be excellsd. Il gives satisfaction wher-
ever introduced. In the construction OF
engines or machines none but the best OF
material is used and when such is the
case. and good workmen are emplo, ed, none
hut tlrst-class work can be turned out. Re
member the franklin Iron Works when IN
need Of engines or machinery.
As oua FARMERS are all interested in
Brosd-cas. Seed Sewers, we publish the
following handed us by Messrs. McNair
Jordan, General Agents for the celebrat
"Rowell' Seed Sewers.
"CnEsrgR, Dodge Co., Wis.,
January 9Th, '6s.
".Msssr,. .Ino. S. Rordl q Co, Bearer
Dam, Tis.
"Dgan Sies This is to certify that |
have thoroughly tried a Broad cast Seed
Sower with ar India rubber plate to prevent
the grain from grinding. set my 'seeder'
to SOW / bushels in the morning, and be-
| tore night the rubber was so worn that my
| machine sowed from q to 3 bushels per
acre. and don't think the rubber can be
pu. in SO .aa. one good days work won't
wear it cut.
"The Improved Howell Machine bought
| of YOU last spring does not grind the gram,
and your patent sced-cup is worth all the
rubber humbugs in the world, while be-
lievs your patent s'ip-too.h is the only cne
| to work In Germ stalks.
"CHARLEs GuNN."