The Morning Democrat from Davenport, Iowa • 1

FOR THE TOILET. THE DAVENPORT DEMOCRAT. DAILY DEMOCRAT. RICHARDSON Editor and Proprietor! I ally, etlvered Is city, pr year (10 Daily, delivered la City, per wk 10 ally, to arabacririer per year 00 "ally, te mail subscribers, per si monU. tO TWENTY-THIRD YEAR.

DAVENPORT, IOWA, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1878. TERMS: $9 PER ANNUM 'a. TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS TUB LIBRARY tStilljOlNO OPENING. This noble Etiactnre, the only public library building in Iowa, and one of the very finest in the west, ia now completed and ready for dedication to the uses for which it was intended. Tbe books, book cases, and other articles embraced in tbe old library have been removed to the new ROYAL Absolutely Pure The old.at and moat rellahl.

hntnil mn full rfiht Mntr.w.. i mA inira lartaer man ordinary kinds. Contains no acid bat that dr-iived iroia grapes-a pure lira p. Cream lartar. It haa inftlvud anil 1nriiiMrf hw th Uh.n1 ii.uk otthe country.

It la peerless atd The housekeeper must bear In rnlua. an absolutely Ihe same price as the adulterated kinds, hold by all Without an Equal in the World BAKING POWDER In quallly, an 1 any family who one uies It wlU pore powder Ilk. the Royal ran a at be boasht at grocer, iu tin caus only. CURE OF Dcblllly, Indigestion. Disnrnsla all dlscnsci arising Irom Rlalarlit.

pox XSottlo. HOLMAN KING, IUvtKroRT, Iowa, and hy whole- tlidwly FOR THE 3P1 ver -emellcSL J-jlg Chills and Fever, Dumb Ague. lilllioukiicss, Constipation, and MAGILL'S CHILL CU RE, lo without an equal. It contains no Arsenic, Calomel. Mercury.

Quinine or any preparation of criivtmi Hark, whatever, or deleterious drugs of auy kind. By direct action upon the seat of Ihe disease, It entirely removes all Malaria front tbe system. Prioo, 81 For sale by sit Retail Wholesale by sale Druggists generally. HEXliY A. JTAG1LL, Vror and JlfVMifV.

102 Fourth 1AJUISVI LL1S, KY. Good Luck Baking Powder Is the Strcngcst and Purest. A SAMPLE FREE" ON RECFIPT OT CENTS it One pound can, free by pound box, live Send to GOOD LUCK r4t snpply you. Batlatactiun 2S LEICESTERSHIRE 7al Excelled Dyspeptic endorse Its beneficial qualities. Rpitdrei ai-naowlrilira Its flu.r.eaa flavor.

It makrs iurfoodmoronutritionsand.holeaome.lt All respectable dealers ketp It. Buwaro cf don let any ono (oist Inferior goods cn you mwf ROBERT KRAUSE, WHOLIISALIi HEtl.l'.lt I MERCHANT TAILOR PIECE GOODS TAILORS' TRIMMINGS. Men's Boys' Clothing'. I makes specialty of BLANKETS. TARNS." FLANNEL JBANS fWRrn which are being manufactured for mo under Coktbaot YNtsims Woolbn Mills, sndl oiler them AT FACTORY PRICES.

1 IIURSELL'S IT IS A SPLkNimi nam iikiiiiikii Prepared with aiwrtal isforenr lo cleansing aa Heniovtnir Dandruff froi. ih. uad, and premoUiia be a healthy action th rniwlh of Ihe Malr. Mat ease could be elld wh.r. it h.a erratva a growth of th.

ba r. it ou. trial. IVc cola pw bottle. IIUHSELL'S Superior Cosmetique It Alienee of aaallly sail rich assort 1 prtfsK.

(iv. It by lar the RrMteat demand of any la Sw knirland. Pnc I net do tampM mi4 put pad oa rweipt of coia. arB sure aad try IU IIUKSELL'S Hungarian MoustacheWax Ulv. anlvrrsal satisfaction.

Pries 1 Oft All (Ood aarraiiMd tu nrrfrel satisfaction ar uiouey rfnndd J. O. UUKMXL, cut. aianurarturvr.ud rrnortvtor. lascliuoirlraut OH TON.

MASS. A THING OF BEAUTY IS A JOY F0 RIVER. CHAM PUN'S Liquid PlkRr. For Hcaatirrlnc lit Con.pl.xloa. Heeomtnendrd and fee known Artmmm and Oprr.

Singers: Loita, Claia 1 .111 l.a K.M.b.j I 1 mwiFW doa. Twtjous, Mlwes Yokes, and a feoalct otbr. Vthen such distinguish ladle aa the abev. named have etvrn a their twsbnionlaHi la 'aw it th. "LlCIU I'KAKL." w.

thluk. It Biast a. fii lent lo satisfy auy lady that Uila art'ci. a c. uerior and on.

for I'rvamlnir Uaatunt and IWautyfjlnv th. complexion, neck, arm. and hands. It snostlllj remove, sunburn, tan, frock, pltaipk sallowuiwa, ati, leaving the skin soft ana lar, and adding great beauty to lb. Ctmiplexioa.

Tbe rlf aaaulost and Bios! reliabl. artirl. In fas th. Toilet. It us.

caunol b. dLurld am lhaM delicate akin. Th. amlnent Chemist, Professor Hartley, of Ms alo. N.

has analysed "CIIAMl'LIN'ri I.IUl 111 PXAKI. II. ratline, that It co' lains A. Mail. ii "Plat HAllS (iff thai Ml lMiMlkUa Inlur.

th. most dellrat. skin Ladies, all w. ask I. a trial of on bottle, and Judge lor yourselves of Its fiu.

auallUv hismiII Her. For sale by all leading Drncirtst la liaveam and vicinity at 40 rruu pet bottle. Ht'fPALO, N. Th. Hill's Freckle Lotion ip Mall), Tanj Freckles; Pimples.

Ring Worms. And all truptions of the Skin It Satis and Baaatllaa Coaaplaxiea-rtttraan J. V. II I I'll Clifford Rtrwt PrstUsars tt. Inc.

Tl cent. Mold hy Druggist vrr-wbcra. da treat 1-For Moth ralrhe, Frrekln sad Ian Ibstmiy reliable cm. known ad nc I rerrv'. n.tat and freckle Lotion 1 Fer Ptniple cn tr Fare, Rlarkhead, or Firsa Worms, as rr rdou.

and I'lmi-I. sf. seaoai. ana S'lmfi. M.mrwy, aa Infalilni.

la skin M-dirlne or cotst PkHHY.fh aetea kln Doctor, 4 Uuad slrm Nsw Yobk. Hoththes Mrdlriae ar sold 1 Drag alrti H. are of cnuiitnr'ulta. Biay-JWrerlawSai SOUMi'S ERADICATOR RrmovM Mottl, Ta. frtkt amf fTfTtprfs Without Injury to the skin.

Ask your Orngglst It. Th following Is on of Ihe aiany tcstlmorale we am constantly rweivln: llosTOK, March. IS, ima. Mr. 11.

N. Soule, Lynn, Mass, -Dear Sir: I bat bn oa ngyoar Eralicauw snl.UW It very mv.b at It does noi injur Ih. skin. V.urs respwiftilly, IMISU HAUuau IlR'Dar, 77 WettCedari N. SOUtt.

msylSeodawly Lyna. Mass- raoraiiTOB. ANDARD BECAUSE fiEllftlf. On of ths oldest nd laadlng boss la tka SOAP AND CANDLE TRADE, CoatlOM to BSBaractiu lb.tr Old ratblOMw Laundry sat sttaia famll SOAPS "I'cclaf ttteetiM It eaSd tots MERITS of oat Boquet and Toilet Soaps. luitly taWbraiaa for thslr FTJRI oomposltloa, 91V ICAT1 perfamea, attractlvo stylo aad FIKISB.

AO our roodi are rNEAQCALED aai CMlKr ASHED to -1 Purity and Economy OTMb bf an first eias aregElrU. ALLAN HAY 1170 Broadway. NEW YORK. OH- T. IEUXOOUHAUO okiental: cream Or rVlao'i' putifierl uivae a sort peariy suiiua to in akin, move Freckles, rimplea, SaUowQcaa, aad all Hk'a lliemi.bss, and lesvn lb compi.xlna as ci.ar.antt bright as crystal.

Price- 1. Mi nor hot lie. ITALIAN MEDICATKO SOAP-Cure Rra. Eruotions, Salt Hheum, Eryslpalas, Ring Worm Flesh worms. Tan.

Knrph.w, InflamwlMkin, Char, and chaped face and bauds, aod t. a mori dstldova shaving compound. Price AO cuts ptr cake. PULNIthK hUiTlI.K, or depilatory powder Ka move, hair from low foreheads, nppw lips, anas A hands, Instantaneously, on sl'igl. applli-attoa and po.ttlv.ly wukoal Injury to taa (1 per Oott e.

LILY wniTE FuRTHBCOMPLEXIOl it smooth and snowy white "rice-Sac boa. LIQUID VEGETABLE ROGUE -Impart, a ds. Hcatu rosest. ting, to the cnmpleiion. so closaly fmitatlng Datura aa ko defy detection, and untnov abl.

by rahbing -rl cloth or hanoh.rchl'-t hue p. botUe. MMB. aC B. T.

UOCItAUD, Hols Proiirleua. Bond strwt, Nsw Vara. For sal by Druggist every vti ere. JEWELRY. DIAMONDS A SrKCIALTTf HI.

F.llI(;LIt. Jeweler. late of th inn of Mateo a Cei K. ECoa. Statb A MamsoBBTB.

Hermit! floor. Tk FW-vlur. Uoodaatns an to all paria n. rrasiry PATENTS- PATENTS. l)EHSONS 'HAVING lNVENTIONSWHl7Ti 1 they wl-h to bay paieLssd.

or desiring Infona atlon from lb. Patent ulhos. should consult F. A LK11M ANN, aolirlior American and Foreign Pat enta, WASHINGTON, l. O.

Biake aochsrg n.Ws he sernres a I stent Ben forrtw lr FlAVumino" rKMC rs. OLTON'S SELECT FLAVORS Of Choicest Frulto ASpioaa. Oa-hlrft mt (he awntJtw la mare than sqaal (ka ardka a.ry l.verlna Kitraei. 1 B.f-are True. Ilellc-lon.

Ts Xla1 fTTI Flav.r of the rait. Th atO I Alealers treble Hales vnia laria. Chicago Agents FrankllnMeYoagh A For sal by all Druggist. OCEAN STEAMERS CUNARD MAIL LINE 'r: Eatabllakdd la 1848. BAILINGS EACH Wiff, to tnd fmBlI parts of Barop a tatea.

Aoslyto B. B. WOO WARD, Davenport Nktiona Bank WILLIAM o. SCHMIDT, Attorasy-ef Law. W.

cor. Uar.isoa and aacoad si. BUFORD, Fust Nauonal Bank, Bock Islaad A. H. Do VERNET, General Western.

Agent Clark sadRaadolph atroets, Chicago; lMo s. B. BicBAmnaoB. UOUIMOI. Railroad Time Tables TblRD BTKMUT RAILROAD.

First Car Leaves Fast End at o'clock a. M. Last Oar leave. Caatr Station at OS) V. M.

WESTERS CNluH RAILROAD. LBAVB. m. abbjvb. Fxpr and Night aad Express p.

m. SnMa. a. BOCK ISLAND PEORIA. uava.

A. 0:30 r. aauirvB. Thre-igh Cincinnati Kxptt'HA Galra 1 :1 p. a.

CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND A PACIFIC RAIL- KUAJ. Depot comer Kifia and Perrv treet. Bxrasse raaiaa lbvb vroar roa Caicaoo a. a-1 m. focacii.Bi.cpia escar.a.

uani paoa Cancaeo 7:00. a-. a. :10 p. a.

Cw.cn Bu rr. 7 a. p. a. LaAVBwora 11 a.

a. BT LOUIS. ROCK ISLAND A CHICAGO K. 3 LBAVB BOCK Going South 8 a. a.

:45 r. a. THAI.1S ABK1VB. From Sooth a. a.

nuuM aaaaca. Leave Rock Island Arrive a. Bork Island. Aetata eroda'a 4:30 p. 0:40 a.

a. Tun trains run by St. Loot. Urn, IS min utes laalsr Uaaa Arsenal time. UAVENPDRT NORTHWESTERN KAILWAT.

Maia Une to Fayette, urn Aeaiva. Mail and Express lUrOu A. a. Freigbiand Accommodation 15 a. a.

atauuoseta Branch, lbavb iwm. Mail and ainM a. LAKE SHOBB A MICHIGAN SOUTHERN B. tbajii. sab cuiciuo: 7:35 a.

a. I Mail, a Main Lice. Ma. a. special N.

V. Kxp.ee., via Air Line, p. a. I Atlantic Exproaw, daily, via Air a. Ntgbt via Main Line.

JT. K. Molts. Ueu. Pas Agent, Chicago.

LOCAL NOTICES. We adrlc all oar patron to buy their Groceries of Iool for Cash, and thus save 2t per cent. on prices. Vienna Holla. To one quart of fl.mr add two teaspoon-fuls of Dooley Yeast Powder, silt thoroughly, put in a little salt, and rub a tablerpoonful of lard or butter through the flour use enough sweet milk fur a soft dough, roll out and cut with a round cutter fold over like a turn-over, wetting the edges with milk to make them adhere; wash over with milk to give them a gluts, place in a pan so they will cot touch each other, aod buke fifteen or twenty minutes.

Tbej are delicious. Ladies who Lave used Peerless Starch will hate no other. What do on think of Good Luck. Evert grocer in Davenport does, or ahould, sell the Peerless Starch. 6th are.

11 il at Uyans. 13e sure to mention J'eerlet when giv ing four order forUrch, and you will get a pure art.cle. Peerless Starch takes the lead. Spiing underwear the Hatter. Cheapest at Ryan Three desirable dwellmES tor rent.

Enquire of CcnK A Iticams. Ko doctor like Herb Tea Use It and tate doctor? biLi. Churchman's Centennial Baking Pow der, pure, strong, healthful and reliable The strongest, purest and cheapest if Good Luck Baking Clarko's Tooth Ache Drops curt Crew MatchlesWood-Ta Plug Tobacco Ko soda, creaiu or sour milk with Chuichinaa's Centennial Baking Powder. d6m "XeuriV cures Neuralgia instantly and permanently. Sold br all druiu-Uts.

Magic Dart Maoic Dart bold by Druggists. Embree's Liter Medicine the Dest and cheapest, price 50c. bold oy all druggists. Burnett's Cocoaioe irritation removes all tendency to dandruff, and invigorates the action of the capillaries in the highest degree. The Cocoaioo ha earned a deserved reputation for promoting, the growth and pre rving the beauty of the human hair.

Ladies dressing their hair elaborately for the evening will find that it imparts a healthy natural gloss to the bair, and will cause it to retain its shape lor hours. The Grand Central is now offering un usual inducements to business men, families and tourists. The prices for board have never been so low, and the table is still kept np to its first high-class standard. Wastel pounds of Wool, at the Davenport Woolen Mill, Davenport, Iowa. For Chronic Rheumatism and all rheumatic effeclione, we recommend Dr.

Blank's B.aca. Medicine. Medical science is no longer confined to the educated few, but the massts, remote from phvsicians. may preserve their health, or restore it when lost, by uiog according to directions the admirable remedies of the Dr. JIarter Medicine Co.

FIMi ENtlEOIl. Backus' "Fixe Exgise Oil" is the best Oil to use on Mowns, Reapers, Threshing Machines and all first-class machinery. It will not gttr like Lard Oil, and is much cheaper. Manufactured only by Tux Back.cs Oil Company, ClevelanJ, Ouio. 1 bt Te.il aa Ad ertllug Tied turn.

Every time a lady who uses fr-grantSo-zodonl opens her mouth, she advertises the article. The state of her teeth is a certificate of its excellence. No pot darkens their surface, no impuritv clings to them, the cu-htons in which tney ate set are rusy and tbe breath that swells through them is sweet as the breize of June. Spald'ng's Glue, ready use. PtfcAc't Charm ttts won lue day; with out it a lady's toilet necessities are incomplete.

Messrs. Raboteau of St. Louis, in returning tbaiiks for the universal favyr and "merited encomiums whirh have been extended bi this toilet article, assure tbe public that it is without a rival, ilolmaa A King, Agents roaatloailoa. Headache and torpid liver can be easily cured by using Bailev'a Saiiue Aperient. It Is pleasant, sparkling and coonug.

and costs only 50 cents per bottle. No fain llv should fail to keep it is many persons have a dislike for nauseating pills, when they can Sect the aame object by using Bailey' Saline Aperient. 8o.d everywhere, aod in Lhiveoport by Ilolman King. The most popular Iliiel iB jfew Yorl dty is the Grand Union Uotel, nearly op opsite the Grand Central Depot. ZbO el- rantly furnished rooms.

Elevator and all improvements. Single rooms reduced to one dollar per day. Elegant suits for families. Bust and cheapest restaurant in tbe city. We advise you to try the Grand Lnion.

mchldly 1 1 a Or lloofland. Herb Tea. James Kennedy, No. 13 Greig street, Rochester, N. writes: "Permit me to acknowledge the benefit I received from one dot.

or noon and a Herb Tea. For three ears I bad been troubled with Coa Uveness. Piles and Rheumatism and -1 rr aisu, wii.u an auecuoa oi tne Kidneys, Having tried many remedies without any 6uuu tuou, a uau almost aelermined to make no further effort to be cured-but being advised to buy a box of your Tea by one who had received great benefit from it, I did so. and exoerienn a more benefit from it than from all the remedies I had tried in the three years. I nave recommsnaea it to others and all who nava tried it find that it works Uke a cnarm on toe system.

Bold by all drug gists. Manufactured by S. A. Ellis Gents' Furnishing Goods, Shirts and Overalls or my own manufacture. Sole Agent In Davenport for mi.GKR'R CELEBRATED CLOTHS and DOE SKINS, hUbllViLLB FLANNKLS, and BLANKET.

Haranao Knck and MitteLS, Muti.rick West's, Scoit and Mitchell's Fashion Plates, t'errnenta and Tailor, will please examine my slock and will guars 1 the lowest market prices and lloeral terms. Estabilsht August 15, itttt. Fcacben at wlioleaale and re tall, at fool. Buy your Hats of Rvan. 8rECKS ore obnoxious, particular! on the face of beauty.

No complexion, how ever fair it may be naturally, looks well when disfigured tan, freck.es, pimples, blotches or other blemishes of a like na- tare. That salutary beautifier and emol lient Gle.nn's Sulphur Soaf removes all such compleiional detects and eradicates all local diseases of the skin with gratify iog promp itude. It not only whitens the cuticle, but imparts to it delightful smooth o8s. Hill's Hair and Whisker Dte, Black or mown, SO cents. HF CITY.

1 1 an aamr. Without an equal in the world see advertibement in another column. Dr. J. F.

Baker has returned to the city after a pleasant visit to St. Paul. A movement is on foot to bring Mr, Geo. R. Wendling back for a fiee lecture.

Forty-two tramps were lodge! at tbe police station last night. The 0. I. run special trains every hour all day tomorrow from Mo line to Rock Island to accomodate persons going to Credit Island. Lyman A.

Ellis is to speak at the Blue Ribbon pic-nic in Clinton to-morrow. The fourth annual meeting of the Illin ois principals is being held at Rock I1 and this week. The first boat leaves this city to-morrow for Credit Island at 7 30 A. M. and boats leave regularly every 20 minutes after 8 o'clock.

A gang of. some hundred tramps have been making their headquarters on the island just opposite tbe city cemetery be-low town lately. Here they sleep, eat and live very comfortably. Mr. Goerge P.

Frjsinger, of Rock Isl and, has gone into bankruptcy. His se cured debts are $2,000, and the unsecured 4,400. Tbe assets consists of fifty shares of stock in the Milan Distillery considered worthless. There will be some Minor Celebrations in groves to-morrow, bat the great Union Celebration on Credit Island is the one that all are going to take in. Tbe Rt.

Rev. AK zander Burges, Bisbop of aincy, arrived in Rock Island yesterday afternoon and preached in TrlDlty cburcb in wmUg. After the service thi re was a reception in the rectory and a largo number of ladies and entlemen availed themselves of the op portunity to make the Bishop's acqain- lance. Tbe Union of this morning says four teen car-loads of tramps pissed through Moline on their way west lait evening. A few of tbe crowd got off at the St.

Louis depot, and a few others who had been loafing about the city during the day got on the trtio and went with the crowd. E. S. Bailord sell Piso'sCure for Consumption under a positive guaranty on these terms: If, on a trial of a bottle of it, you are not satisfied with its effect your money will be refunded. The Sheffit Id Base Bail ciub will sr.

rive here in the morning, and play the Davenpjrts in the afternoon. Tbe Sheffield c'ub is made up as follow Clark, c. f. Jones, 3 b. Moore, s.

s. Pinck-ney, 2 b. Scott, 1. Sapp, Browne, c. Mercer, r.

f. Squires, 1st b. Tbe meeting in Putnam Roger's office this evening, we trust, will be well attended. Tbe purpose Is to take the initiative toward organizing a boat club. All those interested in this subject of rowing in particular, are cordially invited to be present.

Base balJiats will be interested in the following item from the Butler county S'andard "A young man named Barns, while standing near the man at the bat, was struck over the eyes by the careless ness of the batter. This was near Finch- ford, Tuesday, tne 18th and on Fri day Barris died." The unexpected result of a recent dam-1 age suit in the Circuit Court, has prompt- ed the bringing of other similar suits, One was begun yesterday for $10,000 damages, and others are expected before tbe next term of Court. Character has a'l at once been discovered to be an ex ceedingly valuable article Three objections to the finest pulmonics are got rid of in Phillips' "Palatable' Cod Liver Oil in combination with Phospho- Natritine. It is neither unpleasant in taste, nor turns rancid, nor is unwelcome to the stomach. Sold by druggists.

The Milwaukee base ball, club, tbe heaviest batting club in the league, will be in Davenport next Monday, aod will play the Davenports at three o'clock in tbe afternoon. Our club has been to considerable expense to get this club here, and it Is hoped a very large crowd will attend. Rates of admission will be the same as to tbe White Stocking game. CossTrPATiox. The endeavcrs to find relief with cathartics, injections, aperi ents and laxatives are distressing.

Yon resort to them time and agiin, and gain only temporary relief, and yon are discouraged. We ask you to try Dow's Liver Cure, when the bowels will be gently moved as naturally as if no medicine bad been taken, and you will soon effect a permanent cure. Sold by druggists. The steamer Red Wing came down to day. She took on here 500 sacks of oats and other freight.

Tbe Josephine arrived this moaning and laid here all day. She leaves at seven o'clock this evening with an excursion for Oqu-twka and Burlington. The S. government steami Montana' came out ef the ways on the other side this morning, and goes norlh to engage in the work of river Improve ment. She has been lying idle ever since last Forty men are now engaged in the Buf falo glass factory, about that many having come since the revival of the All the booses are taken.

In ail about 55 men are at work and 233 persons are gettiDg their living directly, from this enterprise and this is not counting th a supply by mercbaa'Ja, preparing and delivering wood, sand, lime, lumber for boxing, etc. Their first glass is good which camo out Saturday. The cinders from the works will a few years macadamize the streets. 4 -Oa yesterday-several tramps made a raid oa the premises of Mr. W.

Clanssen. near the corner of Front -nd Ripley, and literally stripped the clothes Une Of all there was on it. The theft was committed in sight of th ladles of the household, but they were powerless, to prevent the theft. Shirts and everything else on the iine were carried off by the at once disappeared in tht adjacent lumber yard. A couple of tramps) named Sam.

Moody and. Georgd Stewart got into in East Davenport last night. Thecause of the. row was that Stewart accused Moody of haying gone to a house and insulted a lady. As the fight was in progress, Con stable Martens came along and arrested the men.

Justice Finger to-day fined them each 3 aad costs, in default of tho payment of which they went to the stone pile. A fine three-year old horse, for which 100 was paid a short time ago, was stolen from the farm of Herman Mey bouse, three miles from Blue Grass, last nsght. The animal was not missed till this morning, when measures were at once taken to find a trace of the thief and stolen property. Mey house came to town and told the police, but they have not as yet succeeded in getting a clue. It is thought that some straggler committed the offence.

There was the usual crop of drunks, before Justice Blood to-day. A tramp named John Brady was up for petty larceny and was given five days in jail. Be went into a restaurant and asked for something to eat and drink. The kind proprietor said he should have nothing to drink, but could go to the lunch table and eat all he wanted. The tramp did so, and then came back asking for some liquor.

The proprietor said no at first, but finally gave him a glass of beer. The tramp then went off. In a minate or two a silver knife was missed, and it was at once concluded that the tramp was tbe thief. Tbe restaurant man immediately pursued the tramp, overtook him, and found the knife in the ungrateful villain's pocket. I 8Eff QUARTERS.

C. Brandenberg. the old reliable boot and shoe dealer, now occupies a new and elegant store at No. 312 West Second street, and is selling goods at remarkably low figures for cash. Call and see his large stock and save money.

No trouble to show goods. FOB THE FOURTH. Nice fresh rolls, buns, cakes, and ev- rytbibg to make up a first-class pic-nic dinner, can be bad at the Pioneer Bakery. WATER WORKS IX (J.CTIOX. A recent decision has been made in the United States Circuit Court, at Indianapolis, which interests the owners of the Holly system of water pumps, and cities using other pumps of similar character that are an infringement of the Holly patents.

"Some people have an idea," ays tbe Peoria Transcript, "that the Holly Water System, so-called, relates wholly to the rotary as those originally adopted by this city. This Is not true. "The Holly on which the inventor claims a patent, consists of forcing the water directly into the mains, without the intervention of stand pipes or reservoirs. The rotary pump forms no part of this system, any more than any other pump. Union City, Indiana, used some other pump, and adapted it to a system of direct pressure.

Mr. brought ac tion and obtained judgment against tbe ity, and a special master in chancery was appointed to award damages. An in unction was also ordered, restraining the defendant from further use of the system. The order for the injunction is In the following words Third That an injunction issued out of and an der ihe a jal of ihia court against the said defendant, immaudins It, it attorneys, agents, workmen, officers, servants and employes, to desist irom making, neing or v.n aai auy system or water-wo as. whereby the water is pumoed direc lv into the Witr mains, tbe apparatus for that purpose be-in supplied with contrivances Uice orsabstantialty like those shown and described in sail reissued iat.

ters patent, by whicn the pressnre within the mams mar be preserved in a srrar desrree uniform. sufficiently so for practical parposes, or whereby It may ne increisea or diminisnea at pleasure, or rrom in any manner infringing upon or violating any or pnvi.ee graateu or seenrea t'th-eom- plainaut by the said re.asud letters patent. Ansocscemest. Dr. J.

Munson will be absent from the city on the 4th and 5tb Patients will please take notice. I PORTA XT DECISION The State Supreme Court recently ren dered a decision that will prove interest ing to mortgagers and mortgagees. The case came np on an appeal from Plymouth county. A Mr. Julian wished to raise some money, so gave a mortgage on his threshing machine.

The mortgage coc talned the following clause "that in case of default made in the payment of the promissory note described in the mortgage or in case of any attempt to dispose of or remove from the county of Plymouth the aforesaid goods or chatties, or any part thereof, it shall be lawful for the mortgagee to take possession of the property and sell the same and apply the proceeds to tbe payment of the note." Mr. Julian obtaining woik in another counay, obtained permission of tbe mortgagee to move the machine out of the county in which the mortgage was given. Having once moved the machine out of tbe county, the owner was legally released fiom the stipulations of the paper. He at once moved farther away, continuing his travels with his machine InUi Kansas, where he sold it, and used the money for other purposes than the payment of the note. Suit was com menced on the note and was finally brought befcre tho Supreme Court where Judge Seevers delivered an opinion in substance as follows "Judge Seevers ruled that the property was not legally sold, yet the defendant could not be convicted for a sale unless the sale was made in Plymouth county, nor could a concealment of the machine in Kansas or Nebraska constitute or make a concealment in Plymouth county, where the mortgage was given." This is an important decision and raises a new point in law of interest to mortgagees.

THAT NEW CLOTHING IIuUSE. IloBley, raaraoHgbi Tracy. This new clothing bouse in Second street has been in operation about three months. It was predicted that they couldn't do anything here that the clothing business was already overdone, and that any new comer would find no customers. It has proved different.

The men knew what they were about, they took a good large, centrally located store, fitted it np nicely, filled it up full of good wearing app trel for men and boys they marked their goods at fair prices, and offered none that were net exactly as represented in quality and durability. Tbe people went to see them they found everything just "as stated "In the bills," they bought and were pleased and advised their friends and neighbors to go and do likewise. The result of it is that the members of this firm, and their active clerks, instead of having to set about waiting for customers, have found about all they can do from morning to night, wailing upon those who want really good goods, at the prices of the times. This proves that the trade was not overdone before, but that what was wanted was just aach" a Jiving, active, wide-awake firm as Hosier, Murdough Tracy, to come into the city with a full line of goods, with a broad experience In their branch of trade and with the determination to keep things moving. All this may be safely said of this house.

The people are glad they are here, and will bat con-salt their own best interest in keeping np the raid they have been running upon No. 125 Weit Second street. I DOINGS THE FOURTH. The pic-nic at the Fair Grounds under the auspices of the Catholic Ladies' Union will be the event of the day in the city, and the probability is a large'crowd will attend. The order of exercises is as follows Music (America) By Chorus Under direction of Prof.

3. W. Rug glee. The Declaration of Independence will aa read at 13 r. ny Miss leresa K.

tosgrova. Music (Star Spangled Banner) Chorus At P. M. By Hon. Hiram Price Music (Red, White and by Chorus Also sinking by a chorus of children numbering 40 voices.

A race will take place at four o'clock, followed by games, etc. Admission 10 cents. The Postoffice will close at 0 o'clock to-morrow morning, July 4th. No money order business will be transacted. The letter-carriers will make the morning de livery only.

Letters will be collected and mails forwarded as usual. All the banks, city and county offices will be closed all day to-morrow. At Credit Island a grand and general celebration of the day will occur. It will be under the auspices of the Rodman Rifles, of Rock Island. Steamers will be run every twenty minutes, and it is prob able a great crowd will attend.

There will be firing of cannon at sunrise, a parade of the Rodman Rifles in Rock Island at 10 o'clock, after which the embarkation for the island will take place. 1 he company drill will take place on the island at 10:45, and at 11 o'clock the yacht race will occur. At 10:30 the glass ball and pigeon shooting will take place. At noon abundance of refreshments will be served. In the afternoon there will be sack and running races, music, speaking, parade and drill, a regatta at four o'clock, in which the Sylvan Boat Club, of Moline, will engage, and in the evening there will be fire works, Oa the whole, tbe celebration will be one of the biggest of the kind ever known here.

At nine o'clock the match game of base ball between the two printers nines will come off at the West Davenport grounda. At three o'clock will occur the game between the Davenports and th3 Shefflelds, of Sheffield, III. The sail boat regatta will take place if the weather is at all fair. The course will be from the foot of Rock Island to Credit Island. The boats will start at ten o'clock.

Remember that the most solid comfort can be recured by taking a trip down to the Blue Ribbon pic-nic at Buffalo. There will be pieoty to gpaeche-, music, etc. Go down In a boat or drive yourir down. The Ancient Order of United Workmen intend holding a grand celebration at Cordova on the Fourth. Lodges from other towns have been invited to participate, and Judge H.

H. Benson, of Davenport, has been engaged to deliver the oration. The steamers Belle of LaCrosse and the Clinton will be In this region to morrow. You can go up the river in the former 120 miles at 9 A. M.

to-morrow, and return next day on the Clinton. The pic-nics at Schuetzen Pars, at Ja-cobsen's Gardens, at Washington Park, and other places, will enable all to spend the day in a becoming and easy manner. If the weather is good there need be no apprehension for the universality and success of to-morrow's observance of the great day. The Chicago, Rock Island Pacific will discontinue all freight trains on the Iowa division on the Fourth, except as follows Leave Wilton at6H A.M. for Brook'yn.

Brooklyn at 6:00 A. M. for Wilton. at 7:30 A M. for Des Moines.

Des Moines at A. M. for Brooklyn. atS.CJP. M.

for Stuart at A M. for Dea Moinea. Dea Moinea at 6:00 P. M. for Stuart.

at 6:45 A. M. for Indlanola and Winterset. Winterset at 5:30 P. M.

for Des Motnea. Indiaaoia at 7 A. M. for No. 5 and will me as usual between Des Mslnei and Council Bluffs.

The Democrat- always observes tho Fourth of July. Consequently no paper will be issued from this office to-morrow. No freight trains will be run on the D. N. W.

to-morrow. Passenger trains will be run as usual. Special excursion trains will also be run to the celebration at Monticello and Fayette. No special trains will come to this city, however. Fire works will not be permitted tomorrow, and the police will arrest all who Indulge in that dangerous kind of sport.

JUNE ARRESTS. The following report of the Chief of of Police, shows the number of arrests made in this city, during that month. UKDEB OITT 0BDISA5CXS. Disturbing the peace 23 Vagrancy 88 intoxication 23 Tliachartrin? fire arms in the cltv 1 Boys under 16 years of age, jumping on railroad cra Bathing in the Mississippi Peddling without license 1 Interfering with an officer in the discharge of his duty Inmates of a house of ill fame 3 Keeping a house of ill 1 Total under city ordinances. P6 CBDBB STATB LAWS.

Carrying concealed 4 Assault an i battery 8 Assault with intent to commit mu: der 1 Assault with intent to commit great bodily injury 2 Resisting an officer 1 Larceny jj Assault 2 Search Total under State law Grand total 106 Number locked up Head nartera under arrest at Police lo Number of tramps confined at Police 337 COD. There is hardly a man, woman or child in the land but what are fond of cod-fish. Consumers to secure the best should ask for XLCR COD put up by Geo. P. Trigg of New York, who make this particular line of business asDeciaity, and fish bearing their trade mark can be found in nearly every grocery 'store in the land.

GRAND STEAMBOAT EXCURSION To the 4th of July celebration at Oquaw-ka and Burlington. The fast and favorite steamer Josephine will leave Davenport on Wednesday, July 3, at 7 P. M. Returning, will arrive at Davenport, Friday marning, July 5th. A splendid band of music, (brass and string) will accompany the trip Meals and berths extra meals 50c each; berths 50c each.

Tickets for the round trip $1.50. For sale at the office. Jas. Osborn, Agent. FOREPAlllH'S GREAT SHOW.

Is to make its appearance in this city Wednesday July 10th. Tho procession of Forepaug's Circus and Menagerie in our city yesterday was the grandest street pageant ever made in this city. The gilded chariots, shining like gold; the gaily caparisoned horses; the helmeted cav alcade of horsemen, glittering in spangles; the banners; all made the most gorgeous procession one could well expect to see dazzling to the eye and bewildering to tbe sensis. The procession was witnessed by the largest crowd of neople that has ever been called out on a like occasion in San Francisco. The tents mammoth in proportions, were crowded, both afternoon ana evening several special trains Dnng- ing people from neighboring towns.

The Menagerie comprises the largest and best I collection oi animals that has ever been exhibited on the Pacific Coast, and the Circus performance was certainly never If Ann.11.r1 in nnp oltp a Francisco Chronicle. CASH BOOT AND SHOE STORE. C. BRANDENBERG; 312 secoxd sT312 Manufacturer and Dealer in in all styles and kinds of BOOTS 1 SHOES. All are Invited to call and examine before par.

chasing. My prices cannot be beat. (jlySdly 4 of JULY! EXCURSION A steamboat ride of 120 miles for the low price of 1.50, on K. N. L.

Steamers Belle of La Crosse and Clinton The Excursion will go up ths river ea the form-r at 9 A. and return on the latter boat to Davenport early on th. morning of th 51b. A String Band will furnish music for the occasion. Fare, Round Trip $130! Without Mea's or Berths.

Heals, 50 cts. each. For Tickets, apply to S.O.V BR VSON, Act- XLCR COD, PUT UP tXPRLSSLY FOR FAMsLY USE, In tslrty Ave and sixty prani boxes, la ths BEST BONELESS CODFISH IN THE WORLD. Made from Selected Georges Codfish. GEO.

P. TRIGG So'e proprietors, 183 Dnaoe St, New York. For sale by all fish dealers and Wholesale Grocers. We also offer our welt kaoan brand of EUREKA PREPARED, and other quail. ties of BONELESS FISU.

Jly3-d8m TT-i1 A The choicest In the world Im rort--t IviVOi era prices Largest Company In America staple artlcl nleasea averi body Trad, continually lncreasirg-Agents wanted best inducementa-dou't wat. time send for curulars to HOB'T WELLS', )Ui0jaw3m 43 Vesey N. P. O. Box 187.

Notice of Appointment of Administrator. Public Notice it hertby Given: The undersigned hereby gives notice that on the 13th day of Jane, 1878, he was duly appointed by the Circuit Conrt of Iowa, for Scott county, strator of ths estate nf John L. Davles, deceased. in the pUce of L. 9.

Danes, the former admlnlst a-tor of said estate, who died on ths ICtb of Juie, 1878. All creditors of the firm of John L. Davles Son are berabv notified to file their claims forthwith, in tbj office o' the clerk of said Circuit Court; and such creditors as may hold collaterals or aecur- inted to Hats In their peti tions for establishment of claims tit. AMoniHtM. such collateral, or securities.

All indebted to said firm are notified to call and settle at once. Dated at Davenport, Iowa, this twenty-ninth day of June, A. D. 18:8. F.

H. GRIGGS, Administrator of ths Estate of John L. Uavies, de- jSdiawaw4 REMOVAL. A. MORITZ, the Clo thier, now occupies the entire building: -105 Second Street, three doors from corner of uraav "witn an immense -A I I a a a a stock of all kinds of clo TRing.

I ne puonc is sasan. a A a cordially invited to call, and will be shown thro' the mammoth establish ment. 11dw1m FURNITURE. HEADQUARTERS FOR FURNITURE. KNOSTMAN PETERSEN'S FURNITURE FACTORY, Front Street, East Davenport.

HAVING, since the fire, added new machinery of the very latest pattern, we are better prepared than ever to manufacture Parlor and Chamber Setts. aad all kinds of common Furnitut. and our goods are First Quality in every particular, and solo at pbicbs that will give bkttrb sansracnow. Call and see us. KNOSTMAN A PETKaSKN, myl3dtf Wholesale and Retail.

401, 1403, 1403 1437 K. Front Davenport, Ia. TOBACCO AND CIGARS. BEST IN THE WORLD It Is the BBSf and MOST ECONOMICAL Tobacco made in the world, for the following reasons: 1st It is the Best," because It is manulactured from the Finest Selected and fully Matured Leaf, as denoted by tbe rich red color (no coloring com. ponnda cr other injurious substances being used to obtain it.) 2d It is tt.

"M03T ECONOMICAL" because it gives a lasting Chew, and will g. farther and give better satisfaction than any other brand la. th market. WAXKEP, MoORAW at CO GLOBK TOBACCO WORKS, Detroit, Sold by First Class vicnity. Dealers in Daveeiort and Jlyteotttm CHEW Matchless Plug WOOD TAG Et EVERT PLUG.

The Pioneer Tobacco Corrnany, 136 Water Street, NEW YORK. 85 Lake Street CHICAGO. Jan23o.lv BEIDGBBBCKE St ItllLLKU, AKeuta, Da, van port, Iowa. WALL PAPER. WALL PAPER EVERY BOLL New and Desirable Patterns, GARTSIDE PIATT'S 13T 8m building, and the work cf putting things in proper and attractive shape is being rapidly finished.

The enterprising ladies having the project in charge are displaying much energy in making the necessary arrangements for the inauguration of tbe new institution, and of course they have succeeded most fully in their work. The public dedicatory ceremonies will take place at the new building on Friday evening of this week. On that occasion the doors will be thrown open to the pub lie for tbe first time, and no doubt a most beautifu and attractive spectacle will be presented in the large and elegant rooms of the new library. Mrs. Wing, president of the association, and other discrimina ting and pains-taking lady officials have been to much trouble to gel up a most ad mlrable programme for the opening night composed of exercises ia every way fit ted for the occasion, and which will be sure to please all who attend.

The order of exercises, as finally made up to day, is as follows Music Overture -Concerto Sappec truster Orchestra Pev. Dr. Nott Presentation or Building J. W. Drary Reception of Building.

Presiden, MusicSerenade Herfnrth Address Hon. Jan. T. Line Musie-on the wings oi irave Keler Bela riVX JfUSCTB SPIKCBI3. Mayor J.

W. Thompson, Dr. Faroinhnrarn, nr. it. Linsiey, air.

n. a. Benson, Hon. Hiram Price. Mr.

J. P. Stibolt. Prof. J.

B. Young. Mr. Edward Russell. Mr.

M. V. Gannon, Mr. C. 8.

Watkuu. Doors occn at 7:15 exercises to begin at o'clock. The whole building will be thrown open for inspection, and the citizens of Daven port are cordially Invited to ba present on rnaay evening. mere will be no charges. Yon may save the expense of a trip to Hot Springs by tho use of Dr.

Bull's Blood Mixture. Best in the world XLCR COD, made from selected Georges Codfish. Sold by all grocers. Leave your order at Pool's for Raspberries, at 8c pi qnart. Peerless Gloss Starch is the very best, Call at Ryan's he Hatter.

NOTES. Black ruffles of fine Brussels net pretty lor onm.s. n-rMr Canon crape shawls are cut Gp ana used for fichus and collarettes. Four Button gloves of undressed kid are suitable for the street. Black crape lines in folds and bows pretty for morning neck-wear.

Bias folds are very stylish for trimm ing dresses in thick materials. Drap d'Alma is one of the most elc gant materials for morning suits. White Maltese lace is greatly in do mand for fichus and neck ornaments. New ribbons are worn with three or four shades of color on each side. Bombazines trimmed with crape in flat folds are suitable for first morning.

Open work striped batistes are very stylish and require but little trimming. Horse shoes, bronzed and painted, make pretty ornaments to hang over the door. A late opening in Summer styles confirms the rumor that paniers are to be worn again. Large parasols, with heavy embroidery, in colors, are among the latest introductions. Stockings have gotten tbe bourette mania, and are shot with all sorts of brilliant threads.

Very little real thread lace is used, the French lace having almost entirely superseded it. Btaded clasps, for fastening wraps, draperies and trimmings, are among the novelties. Toile de Vichy is a very fine imported gingham, suitable for children's suits at the seasiae. For dressy toilets, the polonaise ia open in front and long in the back, forming a court trail. The shell trimming so much in favor is exquisite, when made of double-faced ribbons.

Linen dresses in gray buff and navy blue are embroidered in tho same shade button-hole stitch. Collars, cuffs, fichu and handkerchief in sets and embroidered in colors are generally admired. Street gloves of kid are of maslre gray, and have two buttons lisle thread have only one button. Collars arc straight and meet or lap, Those showing the throat are not consid-eredastylisb. Figured satin umbrellas are very popular for open carriages or for morning strolls in the park or country.

Spanish laces with very thick figures on very heavy grounds are much used for trimming reception dresses. The demaLd for camels' hair shawls the present season has been immense, much greater than for six years past. Satin ribbons, usually unpopular in summer, are to be very much worn, and are preferred in double-faced, each side a contrasting color. It is tbe confession of a widower who has been thrice married, that the first wife cures a man's romance, the second teaches him humility, and the third makes him a philosopher. Small hats are in favor, and are very much trimmed.

Indeed, there seems to be an inclination to keep upon tbe head all sorts of ornaments. Face trimmings are greatly in favor. Two styles of coiffures are in favor. One ia short-frizzed curls confined by bands of cold or silver or ribbon. The other with close crimped front and a thick plait or twist pinned close to tho head at tbe back.

What is the matter with tho darling crestore." Tho baby was crymg piteotug ly, bat the nurse had a bottle of Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup at hand, and the little fellow was soon comfortat lo. FINANCIAL. Citizens' National Bank, OF DAVENPORT, IOWA. Capital .9100,000 Surplus 45,000 OFFICERS F.

H. GRIGGS, PBB.rDKVT. ROBERT KRAUBB, Vice Pbbsidbkt. S. S.

CARL, CiSHlla. ADOLPH FRIE9TER, Tbu.sk. DIRECTORS: T. W. McClelland.

D. Richardson. Robert Kraue. i W. C.

Wadswortb. Otto Albrecht, F.H.Griggs, J. Lorenzen, U.Gould, Nicholas Kutnen, II. H. Andreeen.

P. I Koch, A General Banking Butinttt Trantacttd. Foreign Kxchange so at th Lowest Rate. issue our own Drafts oa all tne Principal Ones of Europe. LUMBER.

Renwick Shaw Gross ett (Successors to WM. STEAK SAW KILL LUMBER Shingles, Lata, Ac, manufacture at lowest cash price. Kill andLumbeiggW Yard Jon Front street, above Bailroaa Brldm. WM. X.

HARRIS, Providence, R. I ORIGINAL ONLY HARRIS-CORLISS STEAM ENGINE. Itly Faellttle are uch that I can 811 orders for Kii2tne In rrom 3 to weeKa, A saving of SO to "50 per cent, in 'fuel over all ordinary Engines. A condensing Appatatns'attacbed when desired, saving thereby dO to S3 percent, in fnel required for a KutMn nr corresponding amount to the power of Engine, with same consumption of fuel. 1'b.

whol. Engln. is bolted securely and firmly to tbe foundation. At the Cylinder end, Vour bolt, are nsed and are well epread, holding th. cylinder with their nrcer.ary pip.

connections firmly, allowing no springing of cylinder; a Feature of tbe Oreateel Importance, as Knglne would get out of line and pipeloiuta leak break. Send address for nsw pamphlet. Just tssned, for aa elaborate aecouut of my Engin express by t-xtir KAL'IVRV, OUINCY.1 n.Oenta. tuu If cannot guarauteed. by None.

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Mrs. DR. KECK MRS. DR. KECK ANNOUNCES TO HER'MANY patient that she I now attending to her horn office, and esa only remain until th.

zutn, wh.n she leaves for Bloomington. 111. Her remarkable success 111 treating cbrontc diseases gives her such a widely extended reputation of curing Deafness, Cafarrh, aD the" WORST of FEMALE TROUBLES ASO i i Hemrhoits or Piles. Case given up to die fully restored to Ths late law passed In tbe State of Illinois doe not Interfere with Mrs. Dr.

Keck Aa ber many thousand patrons demand her pro. fessional services all wishing treatment should not wait till the last days, as her rooms wi always be crowded, as they were on her laat visit home, or rtcs boitbs: 9 to 13 A. and to 6 P. M. Ber residence oa Twelfth and Perry.

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