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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-27

:, IL =. o. SECOND
L Judicial District State of Nevada, in and
Ter Ornsby count I'm the matteruf the estate
Of JuIIa-s E. GARETrT, deceased! Pursuant t,
al ortior Of the Judge OF said Court this day
made, notice is hereby given, that
Saturday, the 18th day of April, 4.
d.. 1873.
at II O'Clock NJ. Of that day. at the Court rooIs
of said Court. in Carson CITY. Ormsby county.
State Of Nevada. has been appointed the h,ne
and place Of hearing the petition Of William ID.
Torreyson, praying for decree authorizing and
dire; ting tie administrators of said estate to
ecute and deliver to said petitioner conveyance
Of certain lands. and tenements described in
said petition, said petitioner alleging himself to
be entitled TO said conveyance by virtue of
certain contract made and entered into between
said deceased and said Torreyson prior to tho
decease of said Garrett; upon the payment by
said TorreySon to sail administrators Of th,.
amount due from him to said estate by the
terms Of said contract; at which time and place
all persons interested therein may appear and
contest the same by fling their objections in
writing
THOMAS J. EDWARDS, Clerk.
Carson. Nevada March Is 1873 mhl9-td
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S4Ss5 Cash Prizes amounting to $500. sos
Tais enterprise is endorsed by the best bust
81 state The -Iuau FrIcs- of tie
srSs guarantee Of speedy sale-IuskinC this
nj the best chanct fired Money
=ezls safely III Registered Lstt.rs. Post Office
Rsszey Orders. by Express or by letters. care
SILLY scaled and plainly q rectet.
MARE Up YOUR CIT Is and send orders
ssaR. as only few ti.keta main to be sold.
- u. The same honesty and fairness that
characterized the two former drawings i guar
a,tts-d in this
AGENTS wanted. Liberal Commissions allowed
j. NJ. PATTEE, Manager.
Omaha. Nebraska
CARSON AGENT:
a. de NEUF,
-11nfI-td At John q. Fox Jewelrv Store.
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ViKGiNiA & TnUINEE 4. Il.
lsR GM -.

IN AND AFTER FEBRUARY is:,
" 1878,
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And in accordance with law and order Of
the Board of Trustees maue on the first day of
February. 1873. SO many shares Of each parcel
Of such stock as may be necessary will be sold
at public auction at the office of the company.
Carson City. New,
tuesday, the first day of April, 1873,
at II O'Clock N. Of said day to pay said delin-
quent assessment thereon, together with costs
of advertising and expenses of sale
CHAS- HARRIS.
SECRETARY.
Carson City, March Is 1873 mhlS-td
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fUhE. CHOlur, AID RhRN;
TABLE SUPPLIES!
FOSTERS
Family Grocery!

J Conner of iSin. aud Or.nshy streets,
CARSON CITY.
MYTH A VIEW TO MAKING A
w specially of keeping a constant supply OF
| Rare and Superior Table Supplies
For those who understand and appreciate the
| virtues of good living, have supplied my
shelves with a stock OF choice selections from
the best establishments in San Francisco, in
proof of which witness the following enumera-
ton of some Of the articles on hand
Potted Meats. TrlItfies,
Picked Chestnuts,
Stuffed Peppers in Jars,
EAST INDIA CHUTNEY,
Pronounced the best dressing in the world for
Meats Pates
German Sardelles,
Dutch Herring in Kegs,
And h ,liday Preparation
In the shape of
Mince Pie Meat,
Which is all ready for the pastry.cock; also
Double Refined Olive Oil.
THE hes. in any market,
Spanish and French Olives,
As: orted English Pickles,
En&119h sauces
For Flavoring Meats and Soups.l
Liebig's Extract Of Meat,
Indispensable in the Sick Room,l
CON EN- s ED NJ I l. X ;
.Jellies and Jams,
Keen's English White Mustard,
Tongues and Sounds,
Pickles tDome.ticl by the Gallon, Neg
or Barrel, put up in pure
Wine Vinegar
ALSO
Pure Port Wine, California Grape
Brandy and Superior Table
Giaret. Also
Extra Fine Japan Teas,
THOMAS BLEACHING SOAP.
Su!tana (SeedleSSj EaiSiHS,
Parafine Wax Candles.
Preston Nerrills, Donnelly's and Rumford's
Baking Powders,
And general assortment of Staple Goods ard
everything fer
Camp and Dining Room.
Come and examine.
6. s. FOSTER,
January l. 1878. al-tf
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THOMAS ]. EDWARDS, Clerk
Carson, Nevada, March Is, 1873. mh19-td
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SHERIFF'S SALE,
DY VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE AND

10y VIRTUE OF DECREE AND
- ort'ero sale issued ont Of and under the
| seal OF the Hon. Sec. nd Judicial Court in and
| for ornishy county. State of Nevada on the Sd
I'd therein in favor Of JESSIE L. BRIGHT and
against WI liam WALLACE and LUCY ANN
WALLACE for the sum Of five hundred dollars
with interest thereon at the rate of three per
cent. per month from this date until paid, and
costs OF suit taxed at sixty nine and % 100 dol
lars. and the fJr' her sum of fifty d.Ilars coun-
sci fees. all in Scla coin of the United States
and to me directed. commanding Inc to sell. nc
cori-nc t. law. the said real estate hereinafter
described to satisfy the said judgment costs
and aceruing costs And in pursuance thereof
lave levied upon and will expose ct public
sale to the highest and best bidder at the Court
House door in the town of Carson City county
and State aforesaid ON
Wednesday,, April Sd. 1873,
between the hours Of A. NJ and T.
NJ. to wit At one O'Clock P. NJ to sa-
-tisfv the Judgment and costs aforesaid all tn,
right title III teresi and claim of the sa4 debt
ors hav, or had al The time said judgment was
docketed or at any time thereafter. Of III snd
TO the fol- wing described real property to-wit;
Certain piece Of land in the town Of Carson
City. orInsby county state # Nevada bon ndet
as follows: Commencing eighty-five feet and sir
inches ts5 6-l2t west from the northwest corner
of Minnesota arfd third streets. thence running
eighty-hve 49, feet north: thence sixty-tve 1851
feet west; thlJlCe riTIiy'-ye ts5} feet south and
thence siXty-tive feet east to the plare of begin.
ming, all b. ing in blocl. eleven m of Sears.
Thompson and Sears' division of said town to-
gether with all and singular the heretiit arne,ts
and appuirenances tLcTtUnto belonging AT in
any wise appertainiDG. :. T. SWIFT
Sheriff Orrnsby county, Nevada,
Carson. March TO- 1873. Ipu 9-ti
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Onl:a Ia:a Lottery.
4TH LEGAL DRAWING.
YiYr.e Extended to March 3 ist.
LAST CHANCE.

FTr,.as portion of the Tickets already taken.
Tickets 81 Zach. Six for 50.
yssny wlip delayed purchasing, tickets in ouI
sasz drawing wcre unable 70 sec;ire them st an!
frlce
Tickets will be sent by Express. snl None.
<.si,sctetl on Delivery, when desired
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R. FRED. BROOKS, bookseller. stationer aud
newsdealer. dealea in cheap jewellery, cutlery.
toys, musical instruments, fancy goods, impor-
ted segars and toqacco. Agency for the Roysl
Havana lottery. opposite the Orrlsby House
next door to Rails hardware store. Cars = City,
Nevada.
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Conner of Hin" and Or.nshy Streets,
CARSON CITY.
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HAVANA LOTTERY TICKETS. 500 coInons 81 10
each. Agency at Brooks Segar, Fancy Goods
and Stationery Store, opposite the Ormsby
House, Carson City, New. Prizes cashed on pre-
sentation. Look out for counterfeits.
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IHRJsaH PASSENGER TRAINS

or RENO, connecting with Eastern and Western
bound Passenger Trains OF the C. p. R. R
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MRS. SToUrENBURoH wishes to inform tn
ladies of Carson and vicinity she has returne,
from San Francisco and will resume bushes
on Fourth street in rear of Olcovichs store. NH
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MAXIM GAS COMPANY
0 f C A r s 0 n i.

NOTICE-THERE Is DELINQUENT
~ upon the following described stock, on
account of assessment no. onel levied on the
first day of February. 1878, the several amounts
set opposite the names of the respective share
hcld
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axe Warning !!

THE v. q T. X. IL. COMPANY ARE
L anxious to take due precaution against &C
cidents and loss of life resulting from running
of their trains and they take this method OF
warning Parents and Guardians against the
dangers attending the too common practice OF
Children playing about their Cars and locomo-
tives. Those having in charge the business Of
the Company find it impossible to PERSUADE
boys. who frequent the termini and stopping
and engines. and they will feel themselves
obliged to resort TO more decided measures il
these annoyances are cont nued. Recent acci-
dents. which are wholly ascribable to the care
lessness of persons jumping on ard off the CAR
when in motion, should be warning enough in
themselves II. NJ. YERINGTON.
1altf Superintendent
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! by the epicnres of Carson. Virginia and else
where has established Coffee Stand and Res
.aurant at the above named place. and is now
eady to serve, in firstclass style, all those who
owe good eating and relish strong cup of cof-
&c. All the delicacies the Carson markets af-
ord will at all times be kept at his Stand and
restaurant share OF public patronage if
especially solicited.
ja1-tf CHARLES LEGATE
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-18

.-UNIEaD STATES Coua9.-In this Geusts-.
on Friday, Judge Bsyap ,pyesidjpa, ,tha
petition Of ". a. Doqkdsld lbE 1n3l
discharge in bankrupty was relersed 70
Registrar Seabrook. A. himiiar order
vas made in The case Of Geo. W. Lee, Of
Sumter. The petitioniof NattheuJMef-
ritt. of York. for fnal disobarge, was
referred to Registrar CIawson, TO, report
proceedings for confirmation. = - : :
ln the case of the United States
against John Fraser & Go. which has
been before the Court for two days, was
resumed; j: 3. Campbsll, Esq, appear
ing for Robb & Lowndes, trasseas. and
@. Fl. Simonton, Esq, for the Creditors.
The question is the amount of cS9 SSen.
sa ion due the trustees. on which Srkns
meht was heard to the hour or ..adjourn-
meut, when the cass wos COB ptinued.
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sAsYHRs sCHAAIBsEosaAJRTY..E ..ELzCxIoH.-
Tho protestaptsy on Efidsy, Leaf, ,Alsd, in
tue Court of CommSn lPleass pstiston
for writ Of certiordri. to be directed to
the Commissioners OF Election, Dir
ing them to certify the record of the
protested election case to that court,
that their decisions upon questions OF
law may be reviewed. Judge Graham,
upon hearing tho petition, granted an
order directing rule to show cause why
the writ OF certiordri should not issue as
prayed for, to be served upon the said
Commissioners OF Election, and also
upon those claiming to hive been
elected, returnable Saturday, 18th in
slant, at IL o'clock. After some argu.
ment, Judge Gaaham said that he must
d'cide the case according to law. It
was clear to his mind that if he had
known as much when he granted the
rule as he knew now, he would not have
granted it, and he would, therefore, va
cate 1t. Tho necessary order was then
made out by Mr.. Corbin, discharging
the rule, and signed by Judge Graham.
Mr. Miles gave notice that he would re-
new the motion for the rule on Monday.
The Ne~s. of yesterday, says:
AS far as can be learned, there will be
no formal Inauguration to-day. Mayor
Wagner and his Council, in accord.
anoe with the resolution adopted at the
meeting on Saturday night. will not be
present at the swearing in OF the new
Mayor and Board of Aldermen, but will
interpose no objection to their going
into office. Mr.. Cunningham and the
members Of his board will meet at the
Court House at ii O'Clock to-day, aud
will subscribe to the oath of Office pre-
scrlbed by the Constitution of the State
hcforc the Clerk CT the Court of Gene
raj Sessions and Common Pleas. At12
o'clock, they will proceed to the City
Hall and assume the duties of office. Il
should be stated thut Gen. Wagner
and Mr. Cunningham have had an inter
view, in which, while the former ex-
planned to tho latter that he would not
be present at the installation, he con-
dncted him through tho office, and
showed him where the official papers
and records OF the City Government
were kept. The new Board of Alder
mon will Immediately, upon entering
on the duties of their Office, hold meet
lug, but will not transact any business
until the regular meeting, or at least
until an extra meeting, which may be
called before the time appointed for the
regular meeting.
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EIRE.-Between The hours of l aul .
O'Clock, on Sunday morning, tho extern
slve flour and grain mil g of John Camp.
sen & Co., on Market street, wero dis
covered TO be in flames. The fire origi-
mated III On extensive warehouse in the
rear OF tue mills, where large quantity
of hiy Was stored, aud owing to the in
nammable character of the materials.
tho conhagration had gained consideru-
Die headway when the tiremen arrived,
aud 1t was found Impossible to do more
than con6ne the destroying element to
the building in which i, originated and
those Immediately adjoining it. From
tho warehouse the flames spread to the
mill Immediately in front, which, to-
gether with the machinery, was entirely
destroyed. The building known as the
Sailors Home, i'm N cdiately to the West,
caught fire and was also badly damaged,
the upper stories being completely gut.
ted. The total loss by the fire aud da-
mage by water cannot full fur short Of
$50 900. The mill proparty belonged
TO the estate of John Campsen, and
consisted Of three buildings The rear
buildings. which were completely de-
stroyed, werc insured for 1000. The
store proper, facing on Market street,
which was badly damaged, was insured
for 81 500. The stock of John Camp
sen Il Co. consisted of -four and grain
aud was valued at from $4,000 to
$4,000. It was insured for S13,5OO.
The bnilding known as the Sailors
Homo belonged to the Port Society, of
this city, and was insured for S., 900.
The boarding house WAS kept by Mr.. 2.
Smltn. who loa. most of his furniture.
The store on the first floor of the build
ing was kept by John Gerk.n. whose
stock OF groceries was badly damaged.
Of tho origin Of the lire very little is
dchuite!y known A young German,
w!;o had been discharged from the mills
on Fiiday night last, was arrested at the
'irn by Licu'ennnt Heidi. of the detcc-
tive force, Mt the instance of the pro-
prio!crs. He is suspected of having set
li'c 10 the !ny storehonse.
Charleston Np,cS
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DEATH OF MIR DANIEL KIRKPATRICK.
About o'clock, Friday afternoon, Mr..
Danie! Kirkpatrick, we'll known citizen
OF Augusta, was suddenly stricken with
paralysis. He was carried. in @ state of
uhconsciousness, to his residence. where
hc expired at five minutes past 8 O'Clock.
A terrible accident occurred on the
Sand Hills, near the United States
Arsenal, Angu,tn, Saturday morning.
resulting in the burning to denth OF two
colorcd chlldren-Wiliiam Henry and
Marion Shepard.
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LIFE INSURANCE Recent fears ex.
pressed in the Erening Mail und the IN
sm'ance Times, Of New York, regarding
losses by our local life companies, in.
dnccd ns to make the necessary maui.
ries OF the officers of the Southern Life
as to losses by it and the Carolina, by
the terrible epidemic through which our
city hns just passed, and from which
more than 1000 of our people have
died. The result of the inquiry is Us
gratifying to rs as it doubtless will be
TO the immediate friends of the compa-
MES, aud shows that in the city OF Mem
phis. including Memphis people who
fled to the country during tho epidemic,
the losses Of the Southern Life and Ca
rolina have been, VIZ: OF the former,
Benz. L Rldford, $4,000; W. J. Mans
ford, So, 600; judged F. Barton. SIS. 600;
and Dr.. j. Joseph Williams, 50, 500; in
all, $24 500
The CaroIina's s losses have been: J II.
Cullen, So, 900; and o. G. Woodward,
$40, 900; together, 2l5, 900.
These losses embrace all sustained by
both companies in this city during the
past six months. In view of the large
business done here, the losses arc asto-
nshingly small. aud shows either good
luck or good management. The facts
contradict Impressions which may have
boon created by the publications re-
ferred to- Memphis Avalanche, 7th inst.
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FIRES. The cotton house of Mr.
Richard Sprawls, who resides near Viii
liston, was entirely consumed Ay fire OH
Wednesday night last. Tho loss in.
volved four bales of cotton and 600
bushels Of corn.
The store of Messrs. Roundtrce &
Black. on Steel Creek, was consumed bv
fire few nights ago. with all its con
tents. Mr.. Charles Bush, who was in
tho employ Of the proprietors, and slept
on the premises, was awakened by tue
sitting smoke. and barely escaped from
the premises in time to avoid being
killed by tho explo sion of twenty I've
pound keg Of gun powder, which was
amongst the contents OF tho store. The
loss on tho building and stock is csti.
mated at 81 900. There was no insnr-
ance upon either. The causo Of the fire
is unknown, but it is believed to have
been OF incen'liary origin.
AMen IriJu,,c.
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DEATH OF ~ WELL KNOWN CITIZEN =
MIR. Daniel IL. Silco1 died suddenly
from an attack of npoplexy, yesterday
afternoon, after an illness of only few
hours. Mr.. Silcox was naive Of
Somersetshire. Eogland, and bad
reached his slxtieth year. He settled in
Charleston forty years ago. engaging in
the furniture business, of which, for a
long time past, he has been the most
active and prominent representative in
this Charleston Ne,os.
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inge. Patent RaiinKs for Gardens and Come.
teries, Irol Settees and Arbor Chairs; also.
Brass Castings OF all kinds. Bells for
Churches, Schools, Workshops, &c. Qua
rantee al my work first claes and equal to
any North or South.
Works at foot of Lady street, and near to
South Carolina and Greenville and Columbia
Railroad COmpauies' Depots. Nov18t
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~sMsaspHIsse eMesemtsslg Got.oaarm;
reoeipssss 9ss j52 2 2s2 ,ha'es; shipments 1884;
WMMHaToN, November l7.-Net re-.
ceipts Of cotton 70 bales; exports to
Great Britain 181; stock 1888.
PHILADELPHIA, November. 17.-Net
receipts OF cotton i Is bales; gross 229.
AuausrA. November 17.-Cotton
steady and in fair Misunderstanding
1324; receipts 1,754 bales; sa'es 1,175.
LONDON. November l7-3 P. NJ
Elves 81 a6; Eries 81. Money on change
7. e
PARIS, November l7.-Ren,es 57f.
3Oc.
LIVERPOOL, November 17-5 P. NJ
Cotton more quiet; sales 10000 bales;
speculation and export 1000; to arrive
'1-l6 cheaper; uplands, basis good ordi-
nary, shipped October aud November,
s 3.16; low middIing, delivered Decen-
Dor, 8.ll; sales include 500 American n {;
uplauds, not below good ordinary,
shipped December and January, 3-16.
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SAJRED MUSIC BOOKS.
THE STANDARD

GTILL waves" and true to its name,
~ keeps we'll to the front OF all books for
CHOlkS, CONVENTIONS and SINGING
SCHOOLS. BY l.. 0. EMERSON and II. r.
PALMER. Price 81 so.
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A colored woman, living on Mr.. W.
Grahsm's plantation, near Blackville,
was burnt to death last week.
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Capital building & Loan Association.
TIHE regular monthly meeting Of the stock
at the Hibtrnian Hall, THIS (Tuesday)
EVENING, at Z O'Clock. lnstsllments re-
ceived ~ usual. By order OF the President,
W. II. CATHGART
N"V Is Secretary and Treasurer.
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1RWIN'S HALL. ,ps
Two Nights anil Thanksgiving Matinee.
Wednesday, aud Thursday. Nou. 26 aud 27.
Return of the Supreme Favorites, the
CHAPMAN SISTERS!
SUpPORED by powerful Burleeque and
- Comic Opera Company.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, November 2e.
the Durlesque Extravaganza,
DON GIOyANNI; Or,
Leporello and the Stone Statue!
Tho Burlcsquc will be replete with new
epecla.ties, Songs and Dances, Banjo Solos,
Clog Dances, Trios, Duets, Denhams Bell
Ringcr and the wonderful French Troupe
Of C!oirche Dancers.
THURSDAY EVENING. November 27, the
Latest New York scntation, entitled
LEO AND LOTUS!
With all the original music. specalties, &C.,
which met with overwh emiag success at
Niblo'a Garden, New York.
tieher admission 81. Reserved seats
IL %. For salo at Itawis' Music Store
Grand MATINEE, THU URSDAY, at 2 P. NJ,
for ladies and children, when will be pre-.
snntea the spectacular Burlesque, entitled
Tue GOLD DEMON. Admission to Matinee
00 cents. Nov l8 tuw4
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-07-03
An Artful Dodge.

The news is brought to US that
new political party is being organized,
having for It's title "The Workmcn of
America" The prime movers of this
organization are said to be the iden-
tical men wno figured largely a year
ago in the interests of Judge Davis of
Illinois as the Liberal candidate at
Cincinnati. The result of their figur-
ing came to a disastrous end in that
campaign, and it will in the next
The title 'EW orkmen of America" is
one that is intended as a "catch," but
it will certainly come out 'caught. >
The Patrons Of Husbandry are the
prey in view which these fellows are
laying in wait for. lis said that these
men, headed by ex Senator Pour, are
workers and untiring in their efforts,
but this will not help them out, for
did they not work last year, and like
beavers too? Just here there seems
to be cause for giving a word of eau
ton to the Patrons. There are IN
douhtedly men who are figuring large
ly to reap benefits from the organiza-
ton politically. There are even men
within the lines of the Order who are
thus working, and it behooves the or
ganzation to conrt the, very best juag-
fnent, the best deliberation of its best
men to avert catastrophe when the Or
der commences (if it ever does) to
handle political reins. We believe that
the farmers Of Iowa, need, demand,
and must have some legislation
to protect them. If the political
work OF the Order is then restricted
for the time being solely to this idea,
and with but a single determination of
reaching the goal in view and no 9th
er, then all will be well. A single mis-
step among the throng Of political
jackdaws that swarm around will
bring derision and defeat, as witness
the recent hasty nomination by few
Grangers of Governor and Lieuten
ant Governor.
No doubt but there are plenty of ad-
visers who say to the Patrons ''let us
control the town, county and State
politics, and let US attempt this fall to
govern the whole thing Such adj
vice IS i'll advised in our view. As
we understand it, the Grange was not
organized for ''political purposes,
and if in the course of it's history il
seems necessary to enact sound laws
that will reach protecting arm ovel
the farmers and producers, and thi:
object cannot be reached in other ways
then the Patrons may, with good rea
son, work politically, It seems tc
us that the branching out of the Orde
into a general political contest in all
quarters at this time will not prove i'll
dicious. Beware then of those who
would make you tools.-Lowa Fall
| Sentinel