Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-27
DAVENPORT, IOWA, THURSDAY.

pomeroy eli e. 1t has gained the ram'
Of :. the model Office" and well does 1t
deserve the name. People here are great
" amused a. the attempts Of the radical
press to make "Brick" cut to Be mon
stsr Of hideous misn. Judge Flanders has
gone to New York and has assumed The
position Of political editor Of the new daily.
lie i, . vigorous. ready writer. and ster-
ling democrat, Of the finest education. and
withal . polished gentleman. he leaves
many warm friends.
But enough Of La Crosse, its politics,
printing Offices and sandy streets. The
Hrst boat down Is due At 2 o'clock to-mor-
row morning, and should We succeed IN
getting up st that tim', we'll take tnss
boat, for between hunting, fishing and
wandering through the streets, there IS
strong desire to return to our pleasant duty
Of consoling our Republican friends in
Davenport over their coming defeat, to say
nething Of meeting the girl We lefs behind.
Us.
The Wholesale Clothlng and far.
nlshlng 0oods Trade of Chit.
cage
The rapid development Of this depart
ment Of trade is truly wonderful, and l:
may already b ssid that Chicago 10 now
Che business centre Of the vholssals cloth
ing trade Of the Great Wet. The large
amount Of capital invested in the business,
and the immense stock eonstaatly on has6,
the country merchant having Tor his ss-
lection as varied and ~ full supply Of de-
sirabls goods - can be found in any East
srn market and at ~ low priess.-givss
this city superiority over oil other West
srn mar.h, and places the buyer Of the
West on footing with the Eastern jobbsr.
Goods in this liae are now laid down here
at exactly manufacturers' prices, and no
prudent busisess man should think Of going
further East than Chicago to procure bis
supply Of these goods. when be must pay
in the Eastern market the same price for
The same goods, and thus increase his cost
Of doing business in the wsv Of increased
frsights and loss Of tims. There are whole
sale houses in this department. Of trade.
whose stock and prices compare meet favor.
ably With .hs best houses in the New York,
Boston sad Philadslphis nsrksss, smssg
which ws would mention the house Of
Morse, Loomis 1 Co., Nos. 76 and 7S
Michigan avenue, who have In store and
offer to the trade - large and A. complete
. stock Of Clothiug and Furnishing Goods
- can bs fouad anywhere at the East. and
nearly - low prices. The capacity Of
their saesroem is most ample, and their
stock sutfioiedt to meet any demand from
all classes Of buyers. This Rrm make
Furnishing Goods marked speciality, and
- this department is kept entirely separate
from the clothing department, buyers other
than dealers In clothing can supply them
selves with these goods on the most favora-
bic terms. They import their furnishing
goods direct, their stock comprising some
Of the best goods in the market. Some Of
the most fashionable Furnishing Goods
houses in this city and in other Western
cities are principally supplied By Asssrs.
Morse, Loomis Go. For variety, Gle.
gancs Of make and material, and At the
Same time cheapness Of price, the buyer
will learn 10 his own persona, Interest that
no house either East or West, can offer
greater inducements
Mesars. Morse, Loomis 1 Co., manufse-
turing in Boston. have unusual facilities for
lay ing down in this market line Of cloth
ing that cannot be surpassed - regards
quality, make. style or finish, and no buyer
can call upon orordcr from this house with :
out finding himself benefited thereby.
The quality OF the goods must b sure to
please the consumer, and the prices are
such that is would be folly to seek other
markets. Chicago thus takes the lead Of
oil other Western cities in Clothing and
Furnishing Goods, IS we'll Is in other de-
partments Of trade, and wise buyers will
learn the same TO their advantage.