Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-21

0ua Bus'Ssss CoLLsss.- youug men
SID duld bear il seriously in mind that bus.
insss education Is . necessity. Next to
rudimensal EGglish education racks in i'm.
portance that Of gaining thorough knowl-
edge sf accounts. and The usdss u trans
scting business in das form. This i net
acquired 81 esr ordinary sshssIs 70 10y cat.
isfactssy extent, therefore Busissss Csl-
lsgs in town like ours 10 ssssssity--nss
only . necessity but grsAt blessing TO the
young men who are coning forward to
mature years and preparing their minds 70
grspple with tbs commercill world. To be
libsrslly educated in higher collegiate insti-
tutisns is fine thing, under some cireum
stances, but not ono young man in fifty
who 10 destined to become . business man,
can afford to take time to obtain it. For
BUSINESS demands that the mind should
should have . business training that the
candidate should we'll train his mind in
book keeping, discounts, exchanges, and
commercial transactions generally.
Ths Bryant L Station Business College
Of this city, under the able management Of
Msssrs. Montague / Curtis, aEords every
facility fer imparting . thsrsugh CONNER
cial education to al Who avail themselves
Of its tuition. The course 10 thorough in
every department, and the young man Who
has passed through it with proper dertsr.
nination has gained . lasting ben.
s6t-somsthing that will always abide
with him and be . constant source
Of prosperity. 1t isa great pleasure to
knew that this institution 10 being hand
sonsly patronized. The present 10 the
most successful season il has ever enjoy Cd,
which sess to prove ito popularity, it, high
y satisfactory management, and that it,
beneficial results, after an effort Of several
years. are being duly felt in the oommuni-
". Parents who have boys to educate may
rest assured that no effort will bs spared
for their thorough training in these things
they will b most concernsd 70 know -
Young msn mot yst sdacatsd t. business
should spend COED portion Of their time
there. Il will be to them % money we'll
invested. It 10 no lsefss place for any.
bat busy hive Of clear r-brained young
men striving 70 at thsmsslvss to event
ually step into the places Of those who
now held the seins Of business here and
elsewhere about 10.
Winter 10 at hand, young men. aud with
it comes the long evenings. How will
you spend them Go to the business
college. Study hard and enrich your
minds. Business men will see you there,
and they will mark yeur progress. If they
see you loa6ng about other places during
the winter evenings, they will note that
'oo-and you we'll knew what they will
think Of that too. Don't wait, nor stop
to consult pleasure but 60 to the bust
nsss school and prepare yourselves to be
called into any merchants counting or
salesroom on shortest notice. Without
this knowledge you will not BE- wanted
with it you will te sought for, and in
turn reap . rich reward.
We congratulate Msssrs. Montague 4
Curtis upon their success IN establishing
this institution Of business learning here.
May they prosper therein continually, and
receive, IS they deserve, the countenancs
and support Of every citizen.
FuS AT TIE PoLics CoURr. IF any Of our
citizens had been in the vicinity Of the Po
lice Magistrates office yesterday afternoon,
they would surely have thought that bed
lam had broke loose. and was having
"shindig" in that usually quiet precinct.
1t happened on this wise Officer Delaney
had arrested . man for attempted swindling,
and brought him NJ for examination bsfors
Squire Dittos, who it seems had stepped
out for few moments-The prisoner in
short time announced to his captor that he
wasn't going to stay there; and made =
break for the door, but was stopped BY Do.
laney. Constable CArstens, had IN the mean
time como ip, and immediately united his
efforts with those Of his brother officer to
qusll the disturbance. The culprit was un.
der the influence of liquor, and rather un-
manageable, and the officers tried to quiet
him II possible without using force. They
we're waltzing around the room whom the
deer opersd, and the burly fern Of On un
terrified gentleman from Erin appeared. and
with aysll. he "took hand i'm without
further delay. He thought Carsteus was
the criminal, ,::and went for him with oil his
strsngth-anothsr man come up and Joined
issus-and this made the set complete
round and round they wsnt-sach man
holding on to what he had got, and eli Of
them, except the prisoner, was sure he was
subssrving the ends Of outraged Justice
The ball was at its hight, when Squire Dit
toe made his appearance. The sxponents
Of the light fantastic had just made the
promenade circuit ofthe room, and we're new
"swincing partners" vigorously. The mag,
istrats commanded the peacs, and srdsr
being fiually restored. the obstrsperous
individual who had indalesa in - lively
shake. was marched of t. Jail.
Cor FaBR RrDE The Museosine Coun.
Ter tells good story about an advsaturs Of
the Sheriff Of that county and HE deputy.
The steamer Addis Jshnsssn had smash-
I'd the ferry csmpany's desk one day last
wssk, and on Wednesday ofthis wssk,
when she went dswn the officer Of the Law
went on board armed with bill Of damages
and proposed ts attach some Of the property
Of the boat for the ferry compasy's claim.
Unfortunately, hswsvsr, for the snccsss Of
the plan laid BY the county officials, the
Addis had put no line out, and was in .
condition for meving OF ct short notioe snd