Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-07


Ward, to be supported at the polls on Monday. Az
90 Per order Com
Barnstss Extract Of Lsmsn imeafte .
favor equal 80 the fruit itself.
THs Rock ISLAND Tanner Club Vill visi,
our city on Mondsy to oct ss vet svrse .,
the christening Of the club here.
Psssscr.-Ths 1901 styles Of zoe dress
boots and walking shoes which are to be
found at Childs 1 Go, are the best finished
goods in the market.
PEoPLs's PAarr MEsriSo. .-Particu.ar At
tention is directed to the call for Third
Ward meeting Of the Peoples Party to.
morrow evening, to nominate an alderman
for said ward. in place Of AID. Harding
J. ZrMasaNAN, Agent for Grovssteen,
Fuller l. Co.'S and Marschall 4 Mittausr's
Piano Fertes, the best and the cheapest.
And also will sell them on time il desired.
Call and see. Grants block. Main street.
Nav Rooxs,-Our friends Egbsrt /
Sshombsrg have moved their Restaurant
to No "a Brady / door above l. N. Cooks
gallery. The rosns are much DoIs pleas
ant than The ones formerly occupied By
them. They are fitted up In good style
and oil the old patrons will ind ever ythin {
in prime order, en- . visit 10 the premises.
Tn. DusueuE Scsurzssrssr. From the
Dubuque papers ws learn that the "fsst"
is . grand success, and surpasses every
thing Of the kind ever had in tho State.
Thousands Of people are in attendance, and
everything passing OF satisfactorily. The
Davenpovters in attendance are doing some
good shooting and are bound to bring home
some Of the nice prizes.
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CoLLBoE o. rHs CHRISTIAN BRornsRs. ST.
Loun.-ln calling the attention Of the
public to this institution Of learning, W
desire to say that il 10 one Of the most die
irabls and trustworthy in the country, and
those who desire to send their sons away
to gather literary knowledge cannot place
them in more compstent hands than under
the tuition Of thu, Christian Brothers. Send
for their catalogue for particulars.
FsvsR AND AGuE.-It surely can be
cured, and what 10 more, no person afflicted
can fail In efecting cure il they used DR..
,hallenberger's Fever and Ague Antidote.
We have tried il IN our own family and
ksow just. what We are talking about.
For that disorder We most sincerely believe
it to bs the best, the safest, and the surest
remedy ever offered in any shape. To the
afflicted We would say, try it by oil means.
1t can be had at any drug store.
PsasoHAL.-Ge NE Baker and Co.
Smyth, republican candidate for congress
IN this district, were in town to-day, look
ing up the faithful and considering what
the latter might do to be saved.
A. g. kessinger. Esq, Of the Rome
(N.Y Sentinel. dropped in upon US to-day.
He reports New York safe and sound for
Seymour and plenty to spare.
Mr.. Fred j. Dixon left last evening for
New York When he returns new goeds
will follow for the Lion store.
SrTs THIN rr.-Not long since young
man in this city, then just married. got HE
wife's life insured for 81 900. In less than
. year from that time she died. He re-
cslved the amount the other day. and on
the strength Of the good luck, "set up" the
wine for quite number Of his companions;
and, - one Of them said, they "had good
spree and it didn't cost him cent Profit,
sorrow and pleasure all combined-a cup
that some would not like. Although j.
smacks Of fiction. is nevertheless true, and
happened here in the city.
KILLED BY LlcnrxrSs.-Louis Suits,
one Of the Goth Iowa Volunteer boys, OF
Company G, who lives about ten miles out
in the country on the Dubuque road. was
struck by lightning yesterday afternoon
aud instantly killed. lie was At work with
another man in the field at the time and
both started for the team when the storm
came up. His companion reached the
shelter and seeing that he did not come ur
won't back to look for him, and found him
with face blackened, clothes torn and on
fire. He extinguished the fire, and took
the body to the house. The aecesssd
leaves young wife to mourn his sudden
and violent dssth.
A CIrr CANHoH.-Gsn. Baker, who 10
nov in the city, tells 10 that Davenport
ought to have a city cannon, and the Gen.
eral is right about the matter. Davenport
ought to have one; and, to Ok ths matter ~
il ought to be. the General has promised to
lend us one, provided the city will take care
oft. and have regular squad Of men to At
tend to the shooting on all occasions ol
public rejoicing, and when either party
wants TO celebrate. That suits us. The
Council will take care Of the gun, and the
citiasns will organize company to Ere t.
and the party that wants to deliberate
whom the other don't. can pay them for
their services. Bring on the gun.
SHERMAN Heuss CHICAGO. ths
perfect management Of Col. Walters thii
widely known hotel 10 constantly growing
in public favor. 1t Vas much enlarged
last year and the present indications ar,
that another hundred rooms will be neces
sary in year or two, u accommodate it,
fast growing busiasss. The Shsrmar
is the leading hotel Of the great north wes
and Chicago the leading city. The growth
Of The city mskss the grewth Of the hoss
necessary. There are other good hotsi
In Chicago, bat in spacious style Of archi
lecture and general management, they ca'
never rank other than second class whsl
compared with the Shermsu. Mr.. Wal
ters has been managing this house ove
SIX months, and with che most satisfactory
results, both to the travelling public aut
tho proprietors. HE namsross friends il
Iowa viii b glad to hear Of bis suecess. an
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