Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-11

THIRTEENTH YEl
CIT 1T r M y.
SEE sale in another column.
PERsoss afflicted With Rhsumatism Or
Nsssalgia can save themselves great deal
Of ss6ssing BY the sss Of one bsttls u Lsl-
demands Specific.
IL Towy Harry Smith, the up-to snuff
agent Of @. g. CLARK 4 Co., New Haven,
Connecticut, dropped in to-day. Goes
Cough Balsam is his constant thsms-and
. good one it 10 for old and young every
where
Fox voR BoYs.-A war Of determination
has been commsnced in Rock Island BY or
ders of the Mayor upon al worthless, un
protected dogs When they get through
there, " hope they will come over to this
side, and they can have . summers job oft.
SABoRNf 4 FnkE.-Ths attention Of our
business men 10 directed to the card Of
Sargent L Fiske, Bankers and brokers, No.
II Broadway New York. The head Of this
firm is Geo. B. Sargent, Esq, formerly .
we'll known banker Of this city. Parties
having cash, bonds Or stock transactions
in New York will fnd this firm prepared
to give business prompt and satisfactory at
tention.
PoLlcs Ceusr-Ons Patrick Malloy, .
sattsmsn. WAS picked up last night on the
street, . total wreck. Main fore top sail
hauled taut, helm lsshsd . lee and scuddisg
before the wind under bare poles. ct the
rate Of 10 knots IN hour lie was hauled
on the dock this morning at Squire Dittoe's.
and was ordered Into Quarantine for i've
days.
John Msgnsr was arrested last night for
striking and beating bis wifs-bsought up
this mosning- and costs amounting
to &c. .35, which hs paid.
BuRoLAsY.-Ths sscasriags uansfactory
Of o. H. Andrsws On 4th street, between
Brady and Perry streets, was entered some.
time during last night, and about thirty
dollars worth Of tools taken. The Bur-
glars seemed 10 understand their business,
- they entered BY unlocking The dosr and
locking il after them - they retired. The
tosls belonged 70 Ar. George Leonard, fore
nan Of The wood shop, and were Of the 6n-
est make and most excellent quality. There
are no prospects of apprehs ending the vii
lains a. no clue or trace Of them can b.
found.
Tns EXCURSION Christian Associa-
ton, their friends, and . large number Of
nou- performing members, departed at 9
o'clock this morning on board the steamer
Countess. for . pleasant "trip down the
river. The day opened fair and beautiful,
and the company departed in anticipation
Of having one Of those happy social times
that seem to give the participants new
lease upon life. The Silver Band aecompa-
| MED them. to snlivsn the occasion with the
excellent music they can 50 well give. We
wish the young people pleasant time, and
| Q return fancy free.
WEssoS's RurLss.-uaving decorated
our private armory with . pair Of Frank
Wssson's magnificent rifles, and given them
. thorough test 10 practissd hands, W feel
like taking trip 70 the plains and bringing
home car load Of buffalo meat. Wssson's q
rifles FOR accuracy Of finish, precision in
longrangs. and general adaptability to hunt
ing cannot be surpassed. They are light,
| yet strong; may be loaded either at bresch
| Or muzzle, not liable to get out Of order, and
are just right every way. Surely We can
not do less than to recommend them to
sportsmen everywhere. They are manu-
factursd BY Frank Wesson, Worcester,
Mass, who is prepared 10 fill orders to any
extent to the satisfaction of every body.
PsRsoNAL.-A call this morning from
that far famed gentleman, Yankee Robin
son himself Is well worth mention. In his
line As Snowman. he has probably had .
moro varied and more extensive exper-
iencc than any other man living. lie has
seen every phase Of 1.-THE lights and the
shadows, thd ups and aud tho downs-the
smallest beginning and the most brilliant
achievements. Al present he stands at
the head Of the finest and most extensive
travelling equipage that ever went forth on
wheels in this Western land, which will BE-
here on the 22d. Our advice to the mas.
ses 10 to come forth and sec the wonders.
Many Of our citizens will learn with re-
gret that Mr.. John r. Simpson, for
msrly Of the 6rm Of Seth P. Bryant L Co.,
leaves us tomorrow TO take up his abode
in New York State. near the great metro
polls. Many kind wishes will follow him to
the Empire State. We trust that his resi-
dsncs in Iowa will not be forgotten, and
that be may at some future time return
and again b one Of 10.
Orr ron o.. PAuL.-Partiss returning
from pleasure trips - st. Paul and thu
dshing grounds Of the head waters Of IN,
Mississippi, report 80 favorably that oil ar,
anxious to try it for themselves. Thi,
morning . large number Of Davsnpor,
people took pssssgs on the elegant north
srn line steamer Ninneseta, some Of whom
intend - spend the summer months in tha
delightful climate The FIRST party consist
ed Of John G. Bills and lady. A. P. Kelley
and lady, Mrs. Fejsrvary and daughter
xrs. Dow and dssghtsrs, Mrs. Silvsrthor'
and son, Mrs.. D. Kelley, Miss 3. J. Kelley
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