The Morning Democrat from Davenport, Iowa • 1

T-H DAY EN FOB l1 II) MOOR AT. XJ A Ha UUlt tmta iuuiita.At wwaa. -1 i i 1 Te BiTEE I i I mmm werm i tkt 1,1 IIeii, "Captain shake It was the If. EAR'6 WILL EVERY MAN ALL ABOUT IT! 135-27 E. Second DAVENPORT.

BHTA Kl.ltUSl. NICHOLAS Wholesale Tobacconist AND MANUFACTURER OF i Uttd l-raeraMs4 aad umm We Ifep all the prominent Brands of Fine Cut a Smoking Tobaccos, and call special attention to the following fine of CIGARS OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE: PAPP00SE, OLD TIMES "RT ROSA, BYRON. BEN FRANK orar. JLlLaiY, DBATfl OF B. J.

A. BIB(H Oa the 2 1st day of October, 1S71, almost year ago, the Pkmocilat announcad death of the Hon. Jabez A- Birchard, cf the mast highly esteemed of the pioneer settlers of Scott county and to wc have to state that she who waa his companion for forty-two years, and who survived him for nearly a decade, ha ta her departure tor the better land, to him. Sirs. Eire hard died at the resi dence of her daughter, Mrs.

Samuel Ileagv, Hampton, I1L, at o'clock Sunday morning. Her home since the death of her hoe-band has been with Mx. Ilugh Garret daughter, in this city. Lydia A. Btrchard waa bora ia Vermont, on the 6th lay ot August 1S04- When in her young girlhood she removed Silver Lake, Susquehanna county, Fa-, with her parents, and there she met Mr, Birchard, to whon, in IJ23.

she waa united marriage in Middletowa Centre, in the same county. In 1S3G he came to Daven port with her husband, and during the same year the family settled oa tha farm ia Pleasant Yalley township, on which they lived in prosperity and happiness until the day ot Mr. Birch aid's cleatn, twrty-cve years after. She was the mother of five children. One son died early manhood Hon.

Eugene A. occupied the homestead with hi mother until his death in the fall "79; Mrs. Fannie LeMar resides in Georgetown, Colorado Mr. Gcorgie, wife Hugh Garrett of Davenport-, Mr. Net wife ot Samuel Heagy, ot Hamptoa, with whom the mother waa sojourn- ln? when death came to her.

A ister of Mrs. Birchard is living ia Pennsylvania. Mrs. Birchard waa loved and venerated all for her constant charities, her earn kindness in sickness, her nobility of character, her wifely and motherly grace loved by all, regretted by all, who knew her; bet life a constant benediction, may her rest be that ot eternal joy. The funeral services will be entered cp- at Hampton, Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock, the Rer.

Dr. Rhea, of this city, of whose church the deceased was a member, conducting the exercises, ia connection with Rev. A. Harper, ot Port Byron. The toneral cortege will leaye Hampton at.

11 o'clock, cross with the ferry there, psss through Pleasant Valley and proceed to Oakdale, where the remains wia be in terred. Such ot the old settlers as cannot find it convenient to join the family at Mr.Heagj 's, will please meet the Cortege at Oakdale at o'clock in the afternoon A SKIT COSVKAT. A convent 13 to be built this year, oa the property which corners on 1 illmore ana Eighth streets, and was deeded to the Sis ters of Chanty by Mr. Judge MitchelL The plans have been prepared by Architect Clausseo. The building will of brick, three stories, with basement 00 feet front and 38 leet deep.

will present a handsome facade, with its tower and long, wide, covered piazzas and verandas. Over the basement there will a reception room, sitting room, and double oarlora. In the second story will the chaoel. a snite of rooms for Mrs. a Mitchell, six bed rooms and a bath room.

the rear wili be frame addition the nreaent buildmff WhtcH WIU lumisn kitchen, dining room, and more bed rooms. Th. hniiHincr wilt tront on Eighth street. I tfm jnat Such is theexoression from aUdruff-nsts and dealers everywhere who are selling Dr. I SICK ELS PRESTON, HARDWARE AND METALS HOWEBS, OIL STORES, SCREEN WIRE CLOTH, FARMING TOOLS, LICENSED BARBED WIRE.

GARDEN TOOLS. BUILDING VAVVM, HNVAlil GRANITE IRON WARE, SU RVS A SPECIAJ.TT OT BELTING, Boh RUBBER or LEATHER. Fulll Line of Paints, Yarnisb L. C. DESSAINT SONS Importer aa HARDWARE UEKOMH WITH BOBBKHS Apropos ol the Friday night train robbery every little while-yon will hear men what they would do it.

when on a railroad train, robbsrs should stop it, and board it for plunder and cow and then a fellow will set forth a desenptton most heroic action with himself a the cooks: of heroes and the 1 elver of banditti. Soldiers will remember that the men who predicted bravery for themselves battle, were almost certain to sunk when the order "forward' was given in first engagement. Mr. E. Baldwin, chief engineer cf the Davenport Paul railroad, and a resident of this city op to within a recent period, used to say that in reading ot the operations of the "road agents'' on the plains, he would think what consumatc cowards the male passengers were to allow themselves to be robbed, when they had revolvers in their pockets, without a nwte for self protection, when they might have kept an eye cc Messrs.

Robbers, and, getting an opportunity to pop one of them over, whica would create consternation among the rest, who would be shoti aiso it they didn't run. But the time came, when Mr. Baldwin was a passenger the stsge line to Dead wood, in Dakota, and, say he, "we were riding along very in the Concord coach, had jnst emerged from a ravine and were crossing a grasv opening, whsn suddenly there was an order tj "halt" sternly cried oat to the driver, who at once halted. In second revolve were poked through each door window, and the order came. "hold op your hada;" and my two hands were at a perpendicular quicker than lightening; now you ger out," sajs thu ruober at door at which sat; I srot out; "ko and set on that oointiaz to a fallen tree which had been trimmed, and I and one of the pang covered me His revolver.

And so they let each passenger out, one by one, aad seated ns in a row on the log. Then they stood ns np, one by one, and went through us, taking our money and watches and of all the meek individuals in that party of eleven passen gers the aforesaid E. Bddwin, who had so ten times imagined how he would get the drop on the stage robbers, was the meekest. I sat there in fear and trembling, aud was the gladdest man the party when the scoundrels rode away, after commanding us not ti stir lor ten minutes, and mv life was safe. And not oae or us attempted to rise for at least ten minutes, you may believe.

It cared ma. I'll never jinaginc myself a hero again. THE SKEW BlSUUr. As announced the Sunday Democrat the very Rev. John McMollen will be con secrated as Bishop ot Davenport on Mon day, July 25th, at lO1 o'clock, A.

in the Cathedral of the Holy Name, norttt State and Superior streets, Chicago and Rev. II. Cosero and M. Flavin will at tend by special invitation of the CUhop-elect, as wilt Vicar General of Des Moines. Monday is selected for two rea sons: It is a tavorite sunt a auj aua many tha clergy ol the diocese, who oesire to attend as a body, will be able to be present.

The consecrator will be wt Rev. J. Freehan, archbishop of Chicago, and the assisting prelates will be chosen from thott who will be In attendance. BUbup Spalding of Fcona. jaaor ot Omaha, Dwenger of Fort Wayne, Hennessy of Du buque, Baltes of Alton, llogac of St.

Jo- st-oh, Rsan of St. Louis, and several others expedited. Ot course BishoD McMnllen will receive warm welcome frmn the pet-pie ot Davenport the people ot the I'roiestant sects S3 well as hoeof the Catholic communion. Fyr the purpoe ot making arrauge- ments for the greeting a meein of citi zens generally will be held at(St. Anthony's school honse to-morrow evening at i o'clock.

To this maetmg every bod is invited. To be the Sew City of a Catholic Diocese which include all the larg-t cities ia Iowa but one, and the the State which ia the most populons, something Kriniw mini ad via t- 3 in a busi- nui wav. as our ropla 3d. TDK TMCBK ISSTITl'TB. The following named Teachers were enrolled in the institute to-dy.

Cbirlotte Crths, Davenport. Julia Like, Davenport. MasriteJ Dav-npart- Jamcua Saer Crwb. mmr L. tutaii.

Botler lowmMp, C'radd. Roct. t. -yer. Pleasant Vullt-T.

Ml A. Beime't, Uaenpoit. lKiiie Jame, Orinuell. lljffie Ke-UTiev. lvnport.

Gertie McNamara, Daveuport. illle Tctinr Davenport. Hei'le SteB, LeCmlr. Murray, BlaGrM8. Jeanle Dixon.

race, Dlvno. S.J. Farbr, Davenport Towosh'ju Thera are 140 members ia attendance at tie iaftemooa at half-past three o'clock Dr. J. M.

Gregory will lecture hia subiect: Four months in c-cr National OapitoI.M FEaaoXaU; Mrs. and Mrs- A. J. Pieston and daugh ter lett thia mamma; tor tiifton fcprings, sr. y.

Miss Grace Chambers ot Omaha, is in tha citv to sread a couDle of weeks with i her brother. Mr. Walter Chambers." Mr. R. S.

Berlin, of Omaha, is in the city for a briet visit with his sister, Urs. Dr. YV oriey. Mm. Conda and Mrs.

Frank Djdrre left, this mnrnicjr. tor antacket. Jlr. Dodgo accompanies them a Chicago. i Mr.

and Mrs. Walker Adams and daugh ter lett for muaaeipma tais morning Toev will spend sever! wek at Cape May and Long Branch. Mr. -E. II.

Plnmmer, ot the advertising department of the New York Newspaper l'oion. is in the citT to-day on business. an eaergetic business man agreeable gen tleman. i'- My summer stock ot Boots and Shoes now in. ana can uow Ju goods at lower prices than ever before of- Call and examine before cray rag BOCCB There will be a meeting of all wholesale and retail erocers ot this city, at the City HalL Jlonday evening, at 8 o'clock, sharp.

to consider the propriety of getting up a Grocw' Pic-nia or Excursion. All grocers are invited to attead. srsiw ht ftroai. Nothing bat Straw aad fwamer Hats at the new hat store, two doors east of Ryaa where you can bay straw hats at pncea dm fur them. Dcjc't forget; 137 IV est necunu iecw nmenoiu ii aov form of Heart Disease bat Dr.

Graves' Heart Regulator hw cured thnnaanda. Wh BOt TWf ten Afte one day ken join at her to in ot of tie, 111 by est on 2 be It be be Ia I I 1 is i VV ENT Y-SIXTII KAIL TKAIJE nOBCEU' Tke raaeral at thelv AttBdasr Itilrsl tru CarU- laterm Tn. hte Hfr rt l.t- ilrliltnu Ti'tVV' Jfive bunureu aau bcea wsueJ by City Citrk Jltstttu, by the way celebrate Lis 41t Urthday aaoivenary to-day. The Uaiu from Kaafaa City, duJ here at 8 o'clock this morning did not arrive until 11 o'clock detained at on, place and toother orders. It wm th fiit train on the direct line trom Kicsaa City since Thursday, last -the Crst to cross the Skunk mer since that date.

A Demucra reporter interviewed the Conductor on the subject ot the recent train robbery at Winston. "We all went" down to C05WCTOR VE9TTXLL9 FVJiXKAL PUtteburs, yterday morning." said he. 'The company raa special trams from Trenton and Atchison fur the occasion, and a hundred and twenty railroad men were present ia a body the twa places. We went down with tin silver engine appropriately draped. Tliure was a a great coucouro of people trum the town and vicinity, nd it was one olemn, Impressive, touching of respect, sorrow and sympathy as I vjr saw.

The eivicu. were held in the ta-nil residence, for Mr. estfalls home was in tha village of Platubursr, but ot coarse not a tenth of the people could gain admission to the house. The procession was direct from th house to the cemetery. Mrs.

Westfali is left with three children boy ot eleven, bo? ot nine, and a girl ot tnrje years." The Uuuiy get $3,000 thronjh the conductors' The reporter learned that Mr. Westfall had Jt'iT CHANGED bis ran from the Atchison roa I the Trenton and Knss Ciry division, having made trios only a few weeks. He has brought train Into Davenport saveral times. The conductor stated that the FOH TBS MT RDEB of Conductor Wjatfell was, clear to his fellow conductors. IU nd been cm-ployed railroading in that countv since 1335, and ha was acquainted with the rcf fiaa there no doubt that he would rpc.uralz everv one of them.

The the oae wh shot him. vn.te ith from Kunsjis CUT that nitihr, sat by liiasids at supper at Cameron talked iU Uuw The rest ot the gang boarded the train at Winiton, and all stories t-j the contrary arc wrone. it is x.rr true, i either, that Westfall had msj hand in hunting down the James Brothers, who robbed the tram on the maia line in western Iawa several years ajo, and the report that he was conductor of the special train waich took Pinker on and his men down imtn Mi.mri mht-a thu Jauieues were be- MC hunted, is fle. Eat robbers knew that it W.atfali livt-i their identification, it captured, certain. The EFFORTS TO CAJTCRE the Wintoa tS ar bciosj pushed vigorously.

Tae sheriff of 'Jnviesa county has thirty-sn men scouring the countrv, out it is a hard conatrf to rxk a search in. It is tuickly wjoded, ha its ilia and val- leys, and caves, and otfert m-sny a hi ling I place. No new had been receivtfl of any capture of tan gms, or indeed ct whereabouts of the sheriff when the train tame through Uat niht. lenff IWOer laktfof Clay couity, isalsoia hot haste after the robbers. lie tells the Kansas Times correspondent that he hw no doubt it is some of the old gang and ha sees tne tactic of Ed Miller, Cummins and Dick Little, with some new reetuita in the affair.

Leaving YTiton they took down Crooked river, and thi, tor-. Ica-Hs the Sheriff to believe he ii riht in cojj This route leads the robbers siht into the neighborhood ot Greenville, Wash ington townahm. Clav countv, and thence Kearney township, tHI FAVOarTK PLACE OF THE tJA5; in former times. Sheriff Timberlake believe that Jesse James alive, and he en tertains the belief that the lull whiskered man who mnidered Conductor Westtall "was Jesse. Ills height answers to bis, ana the whiskers were an easy disguise.

This opinion of the sheriff is pretty generally snared in by every one here. They know the tricks and manners of the railroad robbers, and judge accordingly. In conversation with a prominent ciuzen, he said he teit convinced that the old gansj had a hand in the business. "Why, sit." said he, it has been known. I was told by a reliable citizen of Pishing River wwnahip that Cummin gs had been in that vicinity tor the last week, A number ot his acquaintances recognized him.

In further talking of the affair, the prominent citizen, whose name is omitted for obvious reason, sajt that THXIB MOTEVXXW BETUAT THEJI. They are coming down to their old stamp-t wg ground, and their jtded steeds will le harnessed to movers' wagons, and if overtaken, as the were near Greenville after ths Glendale robbery, they will oasa them elves off as senated Nebraska settlers; BiovtBs oa unmolested wiil cross the river at Boonville or elsewhere down the river and escape unharmed. It is believed the robbers are now In the vicinity of Lason, Ray county, ca roots to Kearney township, Clav countv. Sheriff Timberlake is in high hopes of intercepting them. SO LATER ISrORMATlOS coneerninjr the hunt ior the robbers has been received here to-day.

cither at Supt. Kimball's office, or by Agtnt Trotter of thell S. Express cosapany. A telegram came to-day that two of the deputies in search of the tobbers retorted ta Winston this forenoon, bat had fallen upon no trail ot the murderers. Charlie Murray, the Messenger who was jfl the express car when the villains bom barded and perforated it outside and in, as they rtished in and aboat it, demanding the money ia the safe, goes down on his raa again to-nigtt for the first time since the robbery.

Hs doesn't hunker after the ran, though. (kiiilanKt iv The best saive in the worw for cuts. braisee, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tet ters, chapped bands, chilblains, corns and all skin eruptions, and positively cures pile. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price, 23 cent per box.

Fr sale of all druggist Hcktkk's Ixvisiblk," a chaste, elegant fragrant, harm Ursa cosmetic, speedily re-Aove pimples freckles, moth patches, and all complexions! blemishes; 23 cents, by all- draggUta. Sent free, by mail e-. eurey enclosed for SO cents in portage stamps: Address Ii. M. Qunter, 28 North 5 it street, Philadelphia.

Vegetine is now prescribed in cases ot acTofnia. aniothr l. maaivut the hr.t Its iiimI anccess in rnrin .11 tell the on a I ol of P. ar a r4 Boy babies are going oat of tssluoa, Batteries dost Bgat ca oleomargarine. Native tomatoes are wholesaling at 11.35 per bushel ifi tbU market to-day.

The cost of macadaming Fourth, street between BIia ana Brady, will be between :,100 and Professor Straaaer has the plans for a fcaedeome residence oa the west side ef Mam street, Seventh aad Eigfct, which is to be built this season. It was announced yesterday that daring the remainder of the summer the Sunday School of the Congregational Church will convene at 9 o'clock A. instead ot at noon as heretofore. Books enough oa "Where to Go" and How to Get There," bat none on "How to Stay at Home Comfortably with the Mer cury at 100 If the temperature of a house can i0 lowered hfti degrees by artificial means we may as well call ice portable climate, the term Emerson applied to coal. One of the ablest discourse ever list ened to Davenport was that fa Bishop Stevens, ot the diocese ot Penn sylvania, at Tinsty cbarca yesteraay.

Hi theme was the "Work of ta Religion of Jesus," and ia it hei4 scribed its eltvafinir tendencies wher ever it touched humanity; his description of its great work for woman, waa peculiarly grand. It. was a magnificent moa. v. Mrs.

Mary M. 1111, wife of the late tain W. O. Hall, the well-known river pi lot, died at her home ia West Davenport, at halt-past one o'clock th afternoon. She was a native ot Pittsburg, and her people in that city have been telegraphed far.

An old eentleman ia Marylaad said he had raised his family on "Sellers Liver Pills." and considered them almost as es senfaal to a family as bread. That's true. Persian Sherbet at Harrison's Pharmacy. Rev. J.

G. Merrill will officiate in 1 Presbyterian church Clncsgo ca Sun day next, and on the Sabbath followiM, and there will oe no public service ia the Congregational church on those days un less special arrangements are made. It is not unlixely that Mi. Merrill will ask hi people here to accept his resignatioa as pastor before many wee ks have passeo. Thu Virirk villi ot the new C.

R. I. A P. freight depot will be completed thu week. Twenty men are at work upon them.

When the workmen get through here thev will tro to work building an ad dition ot thirteen stall to the Rock Island round house. 4 I The Sisters of Charity who have been ia retreat here the past tea days, left for their several place of abode this morning. Nineteen took the cars for Faltoa, Clinton aid Lyons." to to Washington, 4 to Muscatine, and so on. There were seventy-five Sisters in the retreat. By United States express this morning camo the remains of H.

D. Hanna, former ly and tor many years a resident of Scotch. Grove, Jones county, who died in Chicago oa the 16th inst. He was 50 years or age. His remain are to bs taken to St otcli Grove for interment.

5 and 10 cent store moved to 120 to 124 West Second street, under Newcomb Yesterday afternoon' Michael Burns, a railroad man from the other side the river. got on a spree in Davenport, aa-1 ended it flinpinsr himself oa the nver bank, near the foot of Uock island streer, ana lauiag 1 I. a arena v. Mike Whittle, who has oeea in tne dum- i -fc-. I I A great audience, wnicn niiea or.

iar- gunte cnurcn, usieneu wun rapvatltr tent ion to Rev. J. SI. Coshlan lecture on 1 iiTfill-lir -veninir. It was a mast I A aem Kiiuianu uu ua.

turns to Chicago with the esteem of hun dreds of Davenport people. The fleet horse and light wagoa which form the "handy ng" of the police, came into good play last evening. Superinten dent Pierce of the Orphans' llome tele phoned, about 6 o'clock, that a big tramp was lying neat the Dock Creek bridge Deyond the home with a btj revolver at his side, and that passers by and the aeighborhood were ia fear of him. OJEcers jium9ey Means jumped into the is jast 35 mmates from the time f.oif th. station the and vbm ih.

iit nmn. Tn ma ciwuci pop wa3 big one and loaded, and the dronk. enough to be very ugly. He swore that ir only one cop had aDoroaobed him he would have made it lively for him. The Fountain of Yon th.

Lallathe.Fce Powder, prevent aad takes away tan, treckles, sunburn, blotches and ii roagh- enss from the skm. For creating, restor ing and preserving beanty, Lablache Face Powder is without rival in the world. KtsniF Dr. Tt r.rmJfhupl haa removed hi IHia to 113 West Third street, near Brady. liOCK ISLAND JLEXT10XS.

Joan nuriy ci Beardstown is 'in the city. There are eighteen prisoners in the I county jail. The market is well supplied with, conn- try produce to-day. Street Commissioner Warren will finiab np grading aad macadamizing oa Sexenth avenue this week. It is a very fine piece ot work.

Burglars entered the residence of E. R. Mills on Twentv-nrst street aad ilta ane vesterdav. and stole a black vest with 10 in the pocket; also a silver watch of Henry Austin make. John D.

Gorman got on a drank far the third tame in so many days, and was con fined in the countv jail." ilia hearing be fore Magistrate Cropper will come off to morrow. The case of Titocy ajiinst Warren to decide the ownership of a piano, alleged to have been sold to botn parties by i- Baker, was tried before Magistrate Crop- per tms morning. J. J. rarks appearea 1 the piainus, Mr.

McNeal for the plamfatt. jorv waa composed of J. Feck, Jonas tear, Herman Tona, Joan Taj lor, Ueorge oster, Joan A. Kur The testunoay ot witnesses waa submitted and. the jury returned a verdii-t in favor oi the plaiaoff.

The defense gave notice of an 6RASD EXCCR8IOX TO MCSCATTS1E. 5 Kjuckerbocker and. Freeman give a grand excursion to Muscatine on Sondav, Jalv 24. The Mary Morton has been chartered. Tickets tor the round tnp are only $1- A splended time is expected, and these gentlemen wiu spare no pains to make everv thing first-class.

The boat will leave Rock Island Sunday morning at eight o'clock, returning ia the evening. DIED. Ia this city, Saturday, JalylTth, 1981. of cholera itf.ntnni. HAnLHa luwinft aon of Mr Mra.Chaa.0.wariin,aseaaKthandiadaya ronerai wiu ian paace ntna at-avxmai ChBTCh.

to-won(Tadjimornlt, toik first had how As I are lee, log the an ha be Ii tr to 1 I i 1 I and grasp of Captain Sam. Van Sandt's hand the nrer man of the Dsmocsat had tor week.1 -How the raft trafflc, matters op the" river, what ar yon doing here, wbatV '-Held on, bold cried the Captaia, "take time to breathe. for the rafting business, it i rusting. left Beef Sloogk "Let Tttsrsday; the water was falling fast, aad a chaage in the order of business must come aoon. They rafting logs whole now, but we will soon have to run them "split" below Coon Slough.

The raft steamers are having all they can do. By the way, more SKW BTEAXAOAT3 appear suiSuenly thi year than I erer saw before. -There' the W. Cowles. which belongs the Fleming Bros.

F.Ci, Dcnkmana, belosging to Wey erhausea Denkmann. D. Boardman, owned bf W. J. Young Ciiaton.

Nina, belonging to Gillespie Harper, Stillwater. Nettie Dorant, belonging to Intrant, Wheeler A Bill water. SamAtle. bclonsing to St. J.

C. At- Fort Madison. Ioa, owned by WelLv Oardoer Dave Joyce, belonging to Lamb A Son Clinton Nw J. GL Chapman, belonging to the Baa Ciair Lumber company. A.

Boecheler, belonging to Schuteeberg Tha last i building and there's more The eaptaiaseemed, happy over business prospects. -a Tha Molli Mohler comes ia to-day with otr raft for Ben wick, Shaw ''3s Crossett, aad the Evansville with for Lindsay i Phelps and Cable Lumber company-' The Silver Wave and Jim Fisk are both on their way down with 'rafta1' for Musaatina partias. The charge is $1.40 per thooaand feet for towing rafts from StiUwater to this point Steamboatmen are much concerned over the intentions of Capt. Gray, who bought the steamers Rob Roy, Clinton and Minne apolis, at the Keokuk Northern! Line sale last Thursday. And here is the result, of attempt to find A reporter of the Globe-Democrat sought ont Commodore K.

C. Gray, of Pittsburg, last niffht. at the LindelL with a vnw to learning in what trade he would run the boat purchased by him at the Keokuk Northern Line sale oa Thuiay-. He taid had not made up his mind yet as to where he would rua them, but they would run. The cost of impairs world be sst-tled to-dayr and he might know more about -1 Haven yon any idea at all where yon will raa -s no: I might run them trom Pittsburg clear through to St.

PaaL and I might raa them from hew to St. Paal." "Yoa woa't rua between here and Pitts-bargf 't Not niBcli. are more adapted to run on the upper river, but I might run them anywhere." V- is 1119 Auutw uuo 1 i Why not 1 It I wanted to send a boak Mem phi I would do it; but a regular I line? No." "Aint TOU afraid of Davidson in the up- 1 ner nver? Ue has 'landed' at the lines up there vet." I otranch; 1 wm ran my this time rmn (hiru in annthpr the conver Mtloa went to fast nme. The Commodore declared the Gem Citv had never beaten mo ciawacjc umc reminded him that the Gem had beaten The Phil Sheridan's time, and the Sheridan t)e4len yjawkeye's time. The Commo- St.

Paul ot 03 hours and 45 minutes haa never been beaten Did ghe make aU indincs the Gem Caty mases, and did she arana just the same asked tne reparrer. say we urwieje 01.1 time oa rwora 10 01. rmi, nu 1 tho jtar roT Tenrs wun nerumo cd on it Tha Commodore stated he would wreck the Hob Roy, and oossibly he would bring tha steamer Scotia from the Ohio river; he didat know. He claimed she could set the pega for the Gem City. Commodore Gray leave for Pittsburg this evening, but does not know bat what he will return al most immediately.

M0L1 MENTIONS. Fred. Keator is home fi-om coiiege. Frank Head leave this week for his va- catioo A Glensing's new hardware store is nearly done. i- i Tbomason's fine- shoe store ia almost read lor occupancy.

WiTrw. A. ltt ir arp Wixon ct Fisk are patting BP a new front ta their barn. i Aagast Shulta ia fixing up oi new purchase, the Pershing block. Street Commissioner Shall lieraf didr ot wast an iacreasa of.

eaiftrv becaOW he could not get it. -n AH fe aldermenr do what the mayor wants yoa too to- igbt. Be good boyp. C. W.

Lobdell and famBy leave for the ast to-morrow to" be- gone aoon two moaths. Cami.I wrtairt9 rt tK Cifv rrinndl to- 5P I am i'li Water work craestion trj-nicrut. onder What oar UltV LMOS WIU auouk ivi E. Plummer ot the Newspaper Union, leaves for Chicago to-morrow. It It not delightfully cool? Oh.

what a reliet, sighs the hired girl. Service were held in all the churches The J. 6. Keator has gone out alter an- Query, how many reporters has the ga zette in Moliaei- i. i Steve and Charlie Vielie have returned home trom their western tnp.

The Wagner bmldisff is being connected with the Main street Do not blame anv 1 6ne bat ourself if you are sued lor your pou Tax, alter iuo time ot giving notice cpim.t Piper Sandstrom occupy the, wagon boiiding tne rust ot Augnsr. George Loath moves Jewelry store into Momse's old stead thia week. Take the Dekocat. best paper for the money in the three towns. Tha familiar face Of John MasOtt Ot Mason Evans was seen among our busi bo men this morning.

i Souire rover and Deacon Edwards are patting in all their spare time on the new sCoooi uuuuiag, gctuag uuujjj iuii. Molina people go to Chicago to-night to a HacGregor trot ia the i53 race to morrow afternoon. Coroaor atoms lost a ion vest may. a ZZrL tv death iost outside of Bock Island county. Col.

Crockett baa the finest colt in this section. There are about forty owned in Upline. a mn Tnnntha nlrl child ot John Shal loon died Ihis mormnf aad will be buried to morrow aiternoon in tavemae. xai. Knox will undertake the funeral.

Ta the case of W. R. Moore against LAT. i ut? jury uwiucu ia mv -U it aL aaa faaamaa Moore aad allowed him $7.50. It isprob- able the ease-will be appealed.

I The Union Malleable Iron Company ad- I vertiaed IB the Want column OI tne JJKMO- I mm nni IhaMtl OflV tnCT nan I fi T- tn arlvwrtraii in mi a. I 7 r. tne wa mm.i. I 1 I I Mw CUTLERY. FARMING FENCEWIRETab ubk rX SOI.S AOK5T9 FOR THE "OEIGrSAL B.

A. FaHEXSTOCK. i Kiog's New Discovery tor Uonsnmpuon. 1 ness before, saw him, ana rooDea mm 01 1 jjore said the Sheridan only eai tne nWK-No Uke Dreparation can begin to have I nlfl wath. a tm winder.

And Whit- eve's time to Dubuque, and that the time LIFE ACCIDENT INSURANCE AGENCV. iteprearntt twenty nrt-compaiile, aloth Bwtwal 1Mb Iuanare.t'..r S. V. rranlwsila as their aawU are over twe.e. Office; Marram dwa iv, rwu, Beenai and rHfrlaoa ttmsa Oaveaoart.

en aw NEW BOOKS. W. H. FLUKE CO. -BOOKS, STATIONERY.

WALL PAPER. FRAMES AND MOULDINGS. a oomri uxa or SCHOOL BOOKS. ARTISTS' MATERIALS a SUCH IT (VCaU and the Sew Starr -317 BRADY ST. COMMISSION Sruuuii) 196.

LINN EVANS, GKSERAt' .1 COMMISSION FRUIT AND PRODUCE rm auTtaa a nscuur. 1M asath Watrr Hrreet, CH1CAU0 Comrsoedenea aoHeited. aM prompt rrto tin BinHiGi-Preston. HMD. Chicago.

Bankers. K8TAIS1USH4D 1M, VOSE BROTHERS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS. ProTisions, Grain and Western Prodnce, Generally. magazthsstheet, New Orleans. W.S.H0LBR00K Saeeessors to 3f T.

Davisson- wrw, OLD. AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE. Bay, Sell, Repair ot Xxchmiw all kinds of Hons Crockery and Ne Fnrniturc speeialqr. Hignest cash prices paid for eccona- All cooesdaltVBnd fte. MED1CA L.

EicG Worative kwm, vmriniTnl itnd endorsed bv the Aeademv of Modicia ot Pari and stood the U-t of over nail a cenxary yw hj.tci Ujt y.t3. SiL-or? 10 over hail a centory ior Kerrona ario mrtible. Can be had Riccerne. fana. France, or DRS.

11- BIG ESMOND, General Agent Boom 4a World BoUdtng Hew orx. none ecjn- Tiyc bVt so'oui. suso; 100, WO Sl-at by mU nponrcctipt of price, bol Sew Tork in no larger authorised to act aa my agnt. Ha tried to ke. no 3pbt, and pre-nuwl himself with a entirimw Imitation, and changed tne name from Kicord Vital to Dr.

Kieord heetoraiiTe 10 nave asiniiianiy. FRAUD EXPOSED. lirtt rw. aw Mr tmele. Dr.

Phiiio Kieord, nere antkorizsd any pema to nee bis name, and ootct eeld any prescripUcn or turmniaol JKscord Vital BRetorauve I am the only anthortied person to main use of hit prescription Have antliorbied Dr. Brown Sieeamnod, of Wew York, aa anle grnerai asent alftke United States ot America, Mexico and the Inland of Coaa. Toe lettei pnnnanea ny uibmo fyr Ktwmoia Kae do Toaraon, writr oncer ante of Aim' IS, ISSMhat Be never knew B. UPLliiaeroi ruear loric tiiy, oeTPT wraic uuu ii andir-f nr kuld him any fbrmala. Neither haa he ever aothoriaed DcLiseer to use hi name to any remedy whatever, and that the elgrna-tare of tne fetter pnWitP-d by DeLiaeer and par- p.irtlng 10 come from Dim is copied or traaafrrea bow aa original but tho text ia not aij handaMl SioxnioirD aossss to ronrarr tfOB for any tilore to core wia Rnoan'f VITAL BiwoMin i (aader his apecial advice or Sir anything Impure c.r Injartooa In It.

Orev 10,000 cnrp In the United tttaua alone have beut effected within the last Address Ineloelce ooataee Mama fbr desorlplve elicaiac with lestlmoniaia and aTmstoms. JOHir BULL'S Smith's Tonic Syrup FOR THE CURE OF FEVER AND AGUE CHILLS AND FEYER. Thf iwmwlivtnrnl tmm celebrated medicine luattV iaima or It a enpertorrty orer ftU remediea eTer Ovred to the prihiic fur the 'lCBt- TASSI aad aan a K.ti run i Agu. uiu fev-r, or Chills and Ferer, whether of snort or tme stantfae. Homfer the entire Wter sod Soathere 'enaBtrv to bear hi testimony to the truth ot the assertion that in no ca whatever wiil it mil to enre if the dheetiow a-e etrietly foil lowed and carried oat.

to rent many c.iaea a sinirle dose has been anSclcnt Air a core, and watMe 1 witH MHwt MunfDiAn of the snerai health. It ia how ever prudent, and In every caae more-certain to cant II ee le coo tinned in email dotea for a wevk a. tea aOiw ihe dieease has been checked, mere mwwUii. fn difficult and Ion? staniiina Uenally this medicinawlll not rcqmre any aid to keep the bowels ia (rood order. the patlent-nanin.

rai turtle mrrtlclne aftor havinc taken three to foor dow eftbe Tonic, ot aU-fa VKharaauE i.ajii. The Gennine SMTTU'S TOIC STRtTP mnit havoDB. JOHSI BL'LL'S private stamp on i each feoctle. DSL. JOUS BLTJ.

only has the rito. to matin factnro and sil the oiijr.nal lt)h i. SMITH'S TOW1 '2 LoniertUu, Ktsntncky, lAwinn aatf-h lte.tle. 11 1ST Ptl yaw etamn a not on each bottle do not parchaea oryoo will be deceived. DR.

JOHN BULL Jlanalactiirer and Vender ef SMITH'S TONIC SYRUP, BULL'S ARS APARILLA, a BULL'S WORM DESTROYER The roanlar Beatedles the May. Principal affiea St Main stnet lonfsnlle. aty METRH0P0LITAN SHOEING SHOP, EOBG 811 A DO, FHOPRrSTOR. B. K.

Cwr.Xklrw aaal Bwett IslaaidHts, DUimit, r. rmuan FcVpo Patent Hotve tune ana i jiy TJOHNB. SCHMIDT BUTCHER. Third Perry stret. Rock Island J3t.

I nfinTONS OF 22 INCH I I aawanw -ww POU BALK IS BULK AT fl.00 PEB T05 IS in atocsE. Address J. HEIDT, 1S West Second street. Davenport, Iowa, 1 ITAI III II TELL YOUTH BOY ICS TX Bi.NH:i KUHNEN, and Brnslies WHOLESALE AND "RETAIL MARK UV Tllri SAINT LOUIS STAMPING a i COMPAJJt. Has a National Reputation And bIIOCXD EK USED IN KVEBVIlorsE HOLD.

It never mm oat, an'! la fold lu Inv port. Uock laiand and try all di-alt-r: ar.it also Ujr dealers Uiroa shout luu a Jil Jobber WHITE LEAD. 8 STICK UP Of tlift very let Make; INFIRMERY. i eira I received throona. yonr treatment, in with eonanmuOon.

and h.id Hie Irratmr of four doctor, and all proeonnced mr ran ic. ur bio. 1 waa not able to walk, sot waa taken Mr-. Ilr. Keck and in a abort time itsorprired ait my irtenda, lor I am now well.

I am now cttrtdov three years, and as sound as a dollar. I rheerfuhy recommend joor treatmenttoalL, for I know have saved my life. I will anawor all kilters, ISeapeetfnHy, Mtioowuca IJcrrv Another wadrrfMI Chirr. Bead the following (rom lady in CUksor Mrs. Da.

Kaca Dear Madam 1 am clad to one more to yonr ton; list of teatlmcnlaia of a per asec care ot ue wursa eaaa oc ca-ra ani throat trouble. My weignt waa pounds whan I began to nee your medicine now 1 ran boaat of 141. I am perfectly safe in seytne; I am cared of aches and ailment wcich were lesion. Any one wiabinzte farther information can write to me and I 1U gladly give all the cuconnurement nossiblf. onra, wiin naarues grativneie, Miss m.

Gnasw, No. 438 t'et Tah-r rvnni. Chicago, EuwanasTow, Bl, Ap sril 17 MUS.UB. heck. Dear Madam is now two years aiace I treatment nnder yonr d4reetion.

2 i at that iiB-Vitally tteaf ia mv left ec, sniao Darlv in ay i hat 1 could onl- hzaf ibu k'ndet bmta wba done to tha pi-aker. At the "end of three iiiomfr yon proouosced my cans perfects And Mace that tune, now a ear and sine I hot taken anv of yonr medicine, and yet mv trjin-. of hearine perform their functions perfectly. srswral healtb. heaiitaa- weicar aciierwi rtnnnsr mv ileartiea'.

WM retonrd ly rul ons, ami I am n'wmootnibu-r. i ant sra3felv vonra. AITI HXTS. STRICTLY PURE such an exten-rive and and rapid sale. And I whv? SimDlT because ot its truly wonder-1 ful merits.

Ko Cough or Cold, no matter of how long standing or how atuDUorn. can 1 its healing qualities. Astnma uron- 1 caitis, Uoarseaeas, ay ever, pain 1 ltv il lireatnmi 1 an? lintrerins disease ot the Throat and I rnmrj. rawdlv vield to its maneiow aso a roMPLErs usf. ok Paints, Oils, Yarnisbes, and Brnslies; Ready Mixed powers.

It will positively cure, ana mat 1 u-verend ataer, wno 11 as ueen conuui-wher- every thing else haa failed. Satisty in tne sisters retreat the past ten days, te- ALSO A tAIt'J eat her and Rnbber BELTING 121 West Second Street, Darenportjlowa. MRS. DR. KECK ionrself.

as thousands have already done. getting of jour druggist, a trial bottle ten a regular size bottle for For sale bv all druggists. If is inters, uwifrm Tfartrrs And others whose occupation give but little exercise, should use Dr. i. B.

llaui- dav's Blood Purifier. It cures constipa tion, it softens the skin where it is inclined to Salt Rheum, it acts as a tonic, tones CD the system, Eres appetite, and acts direct- in nn th hrar. kidnevs ana unnaxv orsans, the seat of all disease. Try it, and yon will be surprised at tne resnit. on your druggist tor it, anau ne uu t.

a will 1 tfiT vnn nr 1 i hkiiu ti r. is i too. wltn circulars, ana Bajwiuumaia some OI tne Dest ciuzenaia t. aui. von or address, with stamp, 8- Blackford, 146 o.

i i r.n West Third btreet, bt. I'aul, fliiaa. tor sale in Davenoort at Harrison' Pharmacy. Women with rials colorless laces who foel weak aad discouraged, will receive both mental and bodily vigor by using Carter's Iron Ptlla, which are made for the blood, nerves aad complextlon. Wear clean clothe Use only Linen Soap.

Best in the world. When von visit or leave New York City save baggage exoreseage and carnage hire. and stoD at the Grand Union Hotel, nearly opposite the Grand Central Depot. 350 elegant room reduced to $1 aad upwards per day, Jfilevator. itestaarani reppueu antb.

the beat. Horse car, stages and el evated railroad to all depot. The vulgar shine and disagreeable slick nesa given to the skia by excessive are immediately removed by Tozoni's Powders. The reople Wi4t Verdict Burnett's Cocoaine his been sola in eve ry civilized country, and the public have rendered the veraics mat it is tuecucapesi and best hair dressing in the world. Rnrnett'a Flavoring Extracts are invari ably acknowledged the pnrest and best.

rr. Kline's Great Herva Keetorer is the marTcj ot the age for all nerve Diseases Jin eta atrmoed tree. Send to 831 K. Arcn KAXAMAioo, Mich, Feb. 1SS0.

ditwQ hone3tly. All who use them confer noon therfl tne nignesi encomiums, nd givt them credit for making cures I all the proprietor claim tor them. I have keDt them since tbev were nrat ottered to Dubtic. Thev took high rank Iiom the first, and maintained it, and are more called for than all others mmhmtti. So long as thev keep np their high reputation fur D'untv and aaelolnesa, snail roauone to recommend them something I have never bntore done with any other patent medicine.

J.J. BaBoock, itt. V. Unhealthy ot inactive kidneys cause Briatht's disease, rheumatism, and a horde of other serions aad fatal diseases, which can be prevented with Hop Bitters, if taken in tune. Lie Via tja'a Caca Beef Taaie.

Professor E. M. Hale, author Materia Medica New Remedies, Professor at Chi cago Medical College, recommends Coca for bad taste la the mouth, furred and coated tongue, dry ness of the mouth oa waking, debility of the digestive organs, colic, constipation, loefieetaal urging to stool and fiatalency. "It is superior to any leasoT Bale. Beware of worthies imita I bona.

I 1 1 I i I i I i I 1 I PALATIAL PERMANENTLY ESTABLISHED SINCE HOME Larseet Medical TneUtatlen of the kind tn the Weet. World renowned n-Dntatlon To rncomm, are Beaded; bat ia order toafiow thecUizeaaef Daresport axd rtmnUxwhat diaea.Mni. lr. K.i eauai(, auu mj yrv MicrviiarKaDie aocceaaoi ner metueinea. I give tne louowtag: HEAD A FEW UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIALS.

A word to inoee amictao with Catarrh. 1 eona timea think that few can be wore than I waa and live, and yet I am now well. I tor one do earnestly advocate Mrs. Dr. Aeek'a treatment.

My diseam was catarrhal A liula more than eve years axo I could sot walk across 1 he floor of sr room witaont assistance, while now I raa walk a mile or two without fatigue. I have not been so wen mr many am now Ootn2 mv own aoaaework Mra. S. A. BLACKJIAN, Wife of mail carrier, Davenport.

Daxrsrmrr. totra. lUa.Da. Kick: Dear Madam I feci It mv dntv all aha have lit tle one who may be aafteriae. from Cartarrh to let them know how my little daughter.

Mav, aae been benefitted. Froaa her birth ahe had Catarrh, never aaw a well day an til she was eight years old then I was Induced to try vovr remedies. They have completely cored her, and for the laat five years there has not bent a more perfectly healthy chiia In the city ol Davenport. Any tmm denoting thia can call at ray residence, 1013 Perry street. airs.

a. ti. MilaX. HI. 31, 1W.

Mit. Da. Kaca: Dear Friend I feel It my doty to the snflcnng osblic to maka known what yonr remedies have done tat for me 1 have not been so strong ana well for fifteen years as now. It ha now been eighteen months since I took vonr remedies, and 1 still feel nerfeetlv well. I conscientiously recommend yonr treatment to all I eonld not walk without bciaz ex haamed.

Did net sleep at Bights. Ia fact, I felt debilitated all over, loora with best wishes, Mrs. M. F. sow us brter of B.

P. Beatlie of Davenport. Datimtoet, Iowa, Jan. Mr. Dr.

Keck: Dear Madam I deem It my daty to tender my most acameit tnanks or in a enre a my iii Pamphlet oa symptoms 01 ueart uisew F. E-Ingalls, Concord, N.H I A Ai ras F. E-Ingalls, Concord, i I Pnn, JWI rs-nrs and per bottle. Sold his nature. i by J.

B. Mason..