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DAVENPORT MORNING TRIBONE. SoPTeMBeR 1y.(HIard•Mt-ADVBBVIS1NO BATKS.NoUn* Iwrt-J .. 10. d4Jlr M »(MU 1»lt; lioRtnm Or MOW.W-l N*ioM will M oUrf*) . III. 10 p~ Itchfur Im luMTtMa tad 10 not* i-» Itch fur*» ..tMqiwol IsmaIob.DiteU idHh UwlM V rsuwOlohwUlh- .1 Ot.ppllowlu*.F«m»i Annouii «lg o' society mrol-**, blrUu. dnulo. marriigu ooilot*. «t«.. WU be charged at lb. rat. of SO wold for Mlt;h loacrUcc of Bio Use. or fca*Ad.eniKog Of boae. cUrUaHe and churchd.BalmnenU *111 be lt;tare« at bllf theKASTlltN IOWA VKTKKANH.Th. 11—nUi. it Cllalix. N»l Wtck.tuuib or suMcniroos:lMlty, pot wink, br carrier.........12*Dally. p« year, by mall.............Weekly, pa year, by mall.............. 1»taur-, lc»-I be addruMd simply THE TRIBUNE,Davenport, Iowa.MtKVITIKS.ERF. P. Dov»na, dentist, cor. 3d. Ferry. Harrison's plmrmacy. 3% Brady St. Miller’s Bee Hive grocery for best roods at lowest prices. Third Ferry.305 eight and 300 twelve East Third street for best hard coal.The rrunlou of the Eastern Io»a votoreu* to be held Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday of next week at Clin ton. will be a great gathering-Aug. Went* POM No. I. of Daveuimrt. will be wall represented. The Post Guard, with twenty-two veterans, and three pieces of atlillery. accompanied by the drum corps, will bo thero. with other comrade) from the Post. Tbey had 111 tended chartering the Ubbic Conger, and golug up by river, but it la under stood tbat Ibis gay steamer will be withdrawn the first of tho month. Tbat faiUog, tho boy* will go by rail. There Is a Une program of the exercises, including a sham battle Wednesday afternoon, and Clinton will extend a warm welcome to all visiting soldiers. Every veteran who can should go. for there is the promise of a mighty good time.The Carl Uoeaeh Brain company have established an office in the Ryan block.Several sidewalks in the business portion of the city need the attention Of th* city marshal The new base bell company will not issue any passes. Those now out. is sued by tho old association, will b.II Tnnurf.Lovers of music should not fail to attend the oprra of II Trovator*. to be presented this evening at tho Turner Opera llouso by tbe Metropolitan Opera company. The membere of tbe company are without exception first class singers. Seats are being rapidlyr.lghltwtll Annual full.The MG Joy Fair to be held this year open* Sept. nth and continues four days. The accommodations have been Increased »ud a larger number of exhibits than usual is expected. Tho entries will be made until tho opening day. os the secretary will be on hand Monday the day picvlou* to the opening and hopes to have all superintendents there also. Tbe fair will be a grand success.AND STILL MOBl TKOllBtb.A r#,wo,nitlr Unpin K!rklnEThe Muscatine Journal is free to re mark—Tho Dcmoernt* have put at the bead of ibeir ticket in this state a man who for a uutnber of years past has oscillated between the Republican and Democratic parties. This happens to bo bis Democratic year. Ho will do well as any one else to bo slaughtered at the polls. Tui$ Is a persona! or political allusion to Mr. Heberliu*. of Jackson county. Now comes the Clinton Dolly News, with Cleveland and Thurman on its banner, and the whole Democratic state nod county tickets following, hut with one blank of Hayes for congress, whom It will not support, and another which it thus explains: The News does not put up tbe name of tbo Democratic candidate for Secretory of State. The reason Is he U not a Democrat and never has been. Our reason will be given at some length In another issue.1'A bettor reason for not supporting the nominee Of a Democratic convention. and for the highest office before its consideration, that the simple fact, that tbe party of tho lirst purl is uot a Democrat, could not well be announced. Our neighbor of the Xews is correct in Its promites. IV« Republicans indeed, are very much in the habit of nominating Republicans to offices of high trust.i Cuiowr lUxileuOKITVAItV.BALLVFF.Veaterday morning at S:I0 o’clock, after a lingering illness. OCCBtrcd the death of John C. Ualluff, a well kuown cltlxen of Davenport township. De-ceowd was born in Warburg, Westphalia. February SOU). laia. He landed at in Mm. milin 1 a*f •r.mThe coroner'* Mamie I. Wiley dsy. The Jury ■ (Ook.J.L. Heal County Attorney the rcqueit of Co The Urstwttoei Ames, the opera: did the killing, cited and gate liner that sbowed I He testilled Uis and that be bad b of the Central ral seven months- 1 where tbe west crosses the track first saw tbo cblk his car was pcisslf vast lino of Iowa ately reversed tb brakes, hut was u iu time. The cat from tbe child wfc Jarara II. How: the Central nulwi ipeed made by Ux not exceeding sev the cars never miles, Hie limit li. nance;that a car live or six mltci stopped. In tils ha.! not tested It. Die drtvere had ii raster Hum street Duu D. Horne within 1X0 feet of dcut when it bap] opinion tli* car w of »to 10 miles i* The uext witi Miss Oradiek.
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