The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-10
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Arrivals anl Dspalilrn 4 LsakAk laakah
non nor, Arrives on Sunday, aad Thurs-
day, 1t o'clock p. M, and Departs o. Tuesday
and Friday, at o'clock .. n.
ABBY Jo1Msou, Arrives on Tuesday
and Friday, at o'clock p. M, and Departs -
Wednesday and Saturday, st .. n.
I'm. JOHNSON, Arrives on Saturday asd
Wednesday, at 8 p. M. and Departs on Monday
and Thursday, at 3 N.
st. Louis & Quincy Packet GO.
TON JAsPDR.- The fine steamer Tom
Jasper will leave Keokuk for ST. Louis every Nom
day It 4. m. and ThuFsday 1t clock .. N.
11oLLIB mcpIKU, every Tuesday and
Friday, At O'Clock 8. m. Mesis aad Stats-
rooms free.
FAR from Ksekuk to st. Louis, $500. Through
bills Of lading given for freight to all stations on
the Des MONIES Valley Railroad.
All freight for tho river conveyed to the Agent
ut Ksokuk. will be attended to without delay, and
free Of charge.
Through tickets for sale to all points West over
the Hannibal Z 81. Joseph Railroad, and both
branches Of the Pacific Railroad. Once corner
Elondcau and Ievee, Stafford building,
s.M. ARCHER, Agent, Ksoksk.
For The Benefit Of the Travelling lubIit.
Of Ksokuk It O'Clock P. N. on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturday,, leaving Tor st LOSS at s.
r. ". on the same days, Immediately upon arrival
: '-' '' S. N. ARCHER, Agent.
CITY NEWS.
GENERAL GRANT is in st. Louis.
ORR friends. Messrs. F. Kramer and NJ.
Alexander are in the city.
Yor can bny fine Fruit Prunelles at Is
cents per pound, ct Robertson / Albcrs.
GLAD to receive call last evening from
our good friend, Major F. Hancock, Of Van
Buren, county.
TIE Steam Engine was engaged last even
ing in filing the empty cisterns on Main
street.
MAsoSIc.-Special communication Of Has.
din Lodge No. 30, on Friday evening, July
10th. Work on the irst degree,
RKNovAI.-C. Rench has removed his
boot and shoe shop from Main street to No
Third street. two doors from Main. iys- Nv
WATcn Losr.-On the 4,h inst, hunter
case English capped lever gold watch. The
finder will be literally rewarded BY leaving
ut AT this Office. 81
meetings a. the GATE CRY Office, at 8
O'Clock this morning. Let the entire COM
mittees be present.
EVERYTHING vas quieA at the Recorder 4
Court yesterday; not even case IL drunk
enness. Acalm invariably succeeds : storm,
and so the city is quiet after the lnnum cradle
depredations, that have recently been com.
mitted in our midst.
rHE lost child OF Mr. ]. II. Westcott va
found Wednesday evening On FiftssntA kssst.
Mr.. Wescott acknowledges the kind and ear,
nest assistance Of many friends in the search
and thanks them therefor with fervor which
this newspaper paragraph cannot nearly con
vey.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. --Nr. 7. Myers sin.
cerely and gratefully thanks the Gre compa-
MES and the citizens for their prompt appear.
ance and generous and active efforts to aid
him and save his property from destruction
by the FIRE Wednesday night. Their endeav.
ors were unsnccessful, but are gratefully ap.
rreciated and acknowledged
A MAN namedS. Meyer was drowned in
the river at Burlington, Monday evening.
He, in company with three other young men,
was bathing. He could swim but little, and
after he lad been in the water but very shoi,
time, found himself sinking, and called fol
help. The porous with him ATTEMPTED II &c,
him out, but failed. The water was abou,
eight feet deep where he went down. Whh
the aidof : boas and hook the body was 10.
covered about thirty minutes after he sank.
THERE is no better drug store in the IVES,
than thst of our friend, DR.. O'Connor, on
south side Of Main street, near Third. The
Doctor has all three floors Of bis ample build.
ing filed with complete and splendid q.
sortment Of the very best and purest drugs
and the various goods in his line, which BIZ
keeps. DR.. 0'Cennor is always at his post
is careful, skillful, and largely experienced
druggist, and keeps careful and experienced
assistants. We commend his excellent house
I'd the trade everywhere.
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HERE was good attendance of wide.
awske Republicans at the Grant Club meet
ing last evening. All present showed dis.
position to 90 to work and organize for vic.
tory, Regular meetings will be held hence.
forth, and speakers from abroad and at home
will be secured, and We will have live club
and an active, efficient campaign.
The Executive Committee Of the Club and
the Committee to prepare q Club Room will
meet At the GATE CRY office, at 8 o'clock
this morning, for the purpose OF consultation
and organization. It ia hoped that each
member will be present.
oun friend Carleton, the capital editor Of
that capital Republican sheet, was 10 town
one day last week. He likes Keokuk
barring one ofsits hotels; he says naughty
things Of that. here ia what he says abou,
everything but the hotel Although res.
ident of Iowa for the past six years, it Va.