Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-30
PEOPLES WARD NOMlVA.
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PEOPLES WARD NOMlVA.
TlONS.
As notified BY call Of committees, meet !
ass were held in the several wards OF this
'ity on Saturday evening. for the purpsss
i nominating candidates for Aldermen,
. Be elected on Saturday nsxt. These
nsstings we're oil steutly attended, and, in
he Transaction Of business, great snthusi-
Ism prevailed. The nominations we're oil
made unanimous, and sach meeting I'D
ourned with 6xed determination to elect
their nominees without any exception.
rhs following are the nsminsss
riasT WARD.
Gao n. AArHss-A long tried and ever
reliable man. lie has served the people Of
his city in the Council since 1864, with
great fidelity, and 10 going to serve them
10 the Same manner another term.
The voters Of the First ward have 90 Dc.
terminsd.
CHRIsTorHEn Kauss One Of our ablsst
md most respectable citizens. He 10 thor
oughly acquainted with the interests OF the
city, and will lose no opportunity TO
promote tho public good. Mr.. Kruss will
receive the almost unanimous support Of
the voters Of this ward.
rBrRD WARD
HENRY A. RusGs-A thorough going,
rsliab,a business man--an old member Of
the City Council, having served in that
body during the years 1866 and 1865, 10
the perfect satisfaction Of the people. None
are more convsrsant with the affairs Of the
city than be his duty will b throushly
performed. His nomination is q fixed
fact. SO, too, his election.
FOURTH WARD.
EDWIN Sx.rH-long known in our city,
county and State a. . staunch business
man and one who never accepts an Office
but to perform every duty pertaining there
to with str:ctest fidelity. He Was tine unan.
imous choice Of tho convention, and will bs
elected to the Council BY . handsome ma
joyity.
YiFrH WARD.
j. c. CoNKLlx-a thorough going, vide
awake business man and one who will es-
tesm il pleasure to subssrvs the best In
terssts Of the city in every respect. His
reflects the united sentiment Of
the Fifth Ward, and upon election day the
voters thereof will roll up .
rousing majority. Mind that.
SIXTH WARD.
CHARLES STRTN-and . better could not
have been selected. Though be will come
into the Council as new member, he 10 no
Stranger to the interests Of the city, and
will spare no effort to promote them. The
S1th Ward has been well heard from. and
the nomination viii be confirmed BY .
rousing majority on Saturday evening next.
rsz sLscrIoM.
Each Ward has ito vigilance committees,
who will attend to their business promptly !;
in fact there are . hundred members Of the
Peoples Party in each ward who are deter
mined to be At the polls oil day next Sstur-
day and attend to the election Of the entire
ticket. The msjo.lty one year ago was
large, but there are mighty reasons that
c ,nfirm the belief that the major ~ on Sat
uriay next will be greatly increased.
RINa COLUMN remarkable little
world Of ours is getting remarkably full Of
rings, among which are pol itical ring"
Wall street rings" whisky rings, and
ringing in" generally. therefore Why not
have advertising "rirgs!" Here We have
them, brought out in the DEnscBAr in
quantities to suit purchassrs-neat, new,
and clsar-fillsd with the business cards,
in conspicuous style, Of many Of cur best
business houses, and more coming in,
and still there is room for . few more
Jet. Firstly, then, is the ring Of
xc'ELRoY, ABBOTT ) CO.
The subst antial leather and saddlsry
hardware house, No. 50 East Second
street, who desire all men who wish to
purchase goods in their line, or sell goods
that they purchase. that they are constant
ly and prominently in the market, and
challenge competition in good goods, and
fair and square dealing. They want it
plainly understood that thoy ere always
prepared to SEQ thsir old customers, and 70
cordially welcome new ones every day in
the week but one. Best goods, lowest liv-
ing prices and fair dealing all through il
their everyday style. Drop in and see
them At 80 East Second street, and tell
your friends TO do likewise.
c. D. ELDER,
Ne. 50 Harrison street, is also inside the
ring, and has = neat, carefully selected
stock Of general hardware. rails
glass. putty, paints aud agricultural imple-
ments, which cannot DO surpassed in quail.
ity, nor sold at more reasonable figures BY
any firm in the city. A cordial invitation
is extended to builders. painters and the
farming folks generally, to como right in aud
see his goods and learn his pricss, for he
believes ho can help them oil save money,
and help himself little while helping 9TH
ere. Live and help live 10 HE understand.
ing Of trade. and be 10 right. Gall At 50
Harrison ct. and call often.
M'cosn : DoKAHuB,
The popular marble workers, ~ Perry st.,
next door south Of the U. s. Express office
are branching out this spring with ths largss,
end 6nsss stock Of monuments, eenosaphs,
head-stonss. &C., ever shown in the city.
Particularly 10 attention directed to thsis
marble mantsl work. in which department
they are prepared TO suit every taste and
purse-irsm . neat forty dollar mants
away up into the hundreds ~ far % you
liks-all made of pursst Italian and Amsri
can stock, plain or highly ornamental, a
less prices than they can b bought in Chi.
cago. Now 10 the time to erdsr them while
building contracts are being made, and
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