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THE COURCS.

I hUBAIE COtKT.
To-day the will OF the late Elizabeth Norris
bequeathng her estate to the children of Stark
b. and Mary Ellen Taylor, was fully proven
and admitted to probate. Rev. Alfred HOl-
mead, the executor named, renounced his
right, and letters with the will! annexed were
issued TO :. B. Taylor; bond = 900.
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LABOR INTKREsTs-Tls Eight hour Lar. de-.
The Amslgamated Housecarpenters aud Join
ers held a meeting last night, and the monthly
report OF the general council of Manchester
branches IN England TO be PIC; Ireland. TO-
scotland, .; United States, IS; Canada 4: num-
per OF members, l., S9l. The platform and rules
OF tne central committee was submitted. and
si'eI VISeussion iSdorsed. Mr.. BurgOyne, from
1Ie committee TO prepare a memorial to Con-
gress protesting aga inst the repeal OF the eight
nous laT, .sDorted that il was ready. Msssrs
Burgoyne, WhitnOTS snd Reed. were ayFciptel
committee To carry the petition TO Congress
hessrs- WhitmOre and Blake were elected trus-
tees 70 MI vacancies. Messrs. BuryOyne Iv-
man, Schultz. Linton aud Linden, were elected
delegates % the central committee.
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TAKE CARE OF YOUR VALUABLRs.-Call
and examine the fire and burglar proof vaults
OF the Safe Deposit Company, corner of New
York avenue and 18th street, for safe keeping
OF securities, jewels, silver ware or other valu-
sbies. Rents from ten TO sixty dollars per an
mum, according to size. No business man can
afford to do without them. Take ,caraing from
the Chicago and Boston fires.
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TIE LAKEWOOD House. SALz-The sale NV
s. ssIs. LAnmer y CIeary, auctiOneers of the
kn 1-morrow, regardless OF the weather Pri-
vsle indlv.duals and the trade should hear h,
~. ,nis ale as the furniture Is OF the yery
ecst eissey and IN nrst-rste condition hayins
been used only short time. LAYING
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To GET RID of the Chills Immediately, take
Dooley's Ague Powders. They cure perma-
nently. an
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RAILROADS.
WINTER SCHEDULE Is.
FKBkUAKN lsI, le7a.
From WASHINGTON CITY.


fKBKuAKr lsT, le1a.
FROM w.sHINsroN CITY.
90 .. m, Bahinere ard I'll Way STATIONS.
20 a. M, Point q Recks, Piedmout, u aEcrstovr,
inohssi.t and A.! Wy Sfa'ieus
200 :. ~, Nss Vera, Philadelphia, Boston, Bal
Is a m. PIttsbars, Cslcsso, Cinclnrsii, Louis-
irg sud the West. R,ckyiue, fredsriek ans
al STATIONS Ga the wAshiaeion County ans
C,-'g5,r's,I. S,ry', a- s;lsf,ea.
so = m, Baltimore. Annapolis and al Way sts-
1000 =. m, Baltimore ana Relay only.
iH"g ~ Baltimore, Enicou City and al NaI
100 - N NsS York, rsnsaelBhis, Norfolk. Bali
3 SO m Bstiu,sre, Lsursl, Relay, Freaeriol,
hsseSsto~n, Winehs-tsr aud AZ internediA,e
5 - ?. N, Baltimore, Fredories and All Way sta
ga ?. N. Bal imore, AnnSFoli. asd all Way sta
sac ?. m, Philadelphia aud Bal more. S.sp,r At
a. m Pit,sturS, chicago, Cineipus,t, louis
vie, q - - COlr IN Gus, Sandusky. Wheel
ms and tue " cst. PHiiHgaH "a 8. EvsaSfa't
sOp m /, Raitiuors sna All way stations.
90 . m, New "a, Phiisdeiraia, Boston, BE.
1870 .. N Baltimore ard al Nay Stations.
SUNDAY TRAINS
%. S45, sao, 7ts, 80. 900 and n 80
A. T'l,a5 SOP a ',afp4 Ro,,l, n 10 Ross. S.a.
foT further inform sion aPrly A. TIE Bsltiu orc
So ONO Ticket ofhc-s. n A-hfTEtou : alton, aud
50 irrnss lNauia avenue, where orders viii he
tsk'n 70. bsrEsas TO he checked sbd received a.
TH 20 c r SHARP. Mater &,r O Transportation.
iet2 Gko. :. kOOHTH, Cent Agent.
EHROUGH LINE BETWEFN wASHISG-
Ton, PHILADELPHIA & NEW YORK
- -. MAsHiNgroN. December as. lNs
Trains between Wellington and New HJrK ara
sew run a. fOilUWs, viz.
fOh hhM lOEk, rifhoHf riaars a. o4rs
TOO and 800 p. ~
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave catly, EXCEPT Sunday, 800 A M
lsOo, $50 and SEQ p. m
ON SUNDAY.
Leave Tor New H0rk a y 90 NJ aud PbIladeI.
rnla Al D 80 and 800 r
IhrOugh tickets 20 Phnsielphia, New York CT
Boston ean I've had az tue station once al hour
IA the day also, ~ tho Company once, Ses Penn
sylvania avenue.
Passengers purohAsng tickets ~ the Avenue ofhos
can there arrange 60 have their baggage called fOI
aid checked AZ their residence, taken % the depo,
snd put IN the baggage car.
See Baltimore aud Ohio railroad advertisement Tor
soheduie b'twoen v ashiagt on, BstimC re, Annap-
Oils aud the West.
THOs h. SHARP, Master OF TrAusportatiop.
Il. M. COLE, Grut'rsl Ticket Agent
GkO :. kOOkTL. Agent A. " sshi aCton.
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r. o6iF I1Is T4s. ~ 9 -. IT-S,'P0rtAtio
GEO :. kOokTZ. Agent AZ Washf 1rfon

RALLlMOhk Il fOIOMAO RAILROAD.
" bEPoT coRNER 6rH AND STREET. NV
an December II ISIS, tra ss VIA rur A foovs.
TRAINS LEAVh FOh ThAINS ANNIE AZ
bALTLAOhE. WASHINGTON.
s<ea M, Bait and N N 6:l3a m. NeV YORK ana
osiiy, ex. Monday. western n press, daily.
Us q. m, New york s.29 =. m, Accummods-
kApress, daily, e1. sun ton, daily eN. Sunday.
~ = 80 a. m. kNp, from Bal
e.SSa M, daily Accom- tmore, daily ,eN. Sunday
1885 a m, Fast Lin from west a5d N6 Slhe
West, daily, eN suudal| daily.
LIS D, m, New Yorl s.2O ,. m, Aocommoda-
ENp. daily, eI. Sunday uOn, daily, eN SUNDAY
S.25 Baltimore Express ). A m, n N. ENpre-s
daily, eN. sunday. daily, en- sunday
$40 J. m. Cincinnati auf ): az D. m Accommoda-
Southwest. daily, except ton, except sunday.
6:4Op D. no, Accommods Bslt}mor re- daily from
ton, daily, eN. Sunday West and North
s0s p. m, daily, New Hos D. m, southern
York Might Express. Evp daily, en- sunday
VS. p. m, Pacific rs II - D. m. l., New York
pre-s daily. KNp-. daily .eN SUNDAY
Trains leaving Washit gtoI Al e.s- a m 80
$50 m, connect ~ Rowe with train. Tor Mari
bOro', leaving Bowie al 10 A u aUd 5.lO n n,
arriving ST Marlb TO- az lilo A. u , apd 3 40
Trains leaving Washington =. SOS ard s.ss 3. m.
sud SO o N. connect al OdentOn with trains f0T
Annapolis.
Trains arriving at Washington AZ 1888 An
and 80 3. m, meet 81 Bowie win trains leaY.
ms Marlboro al 80 a m, aud $50 o. IN
Passengers LEAVING thsir orders II Ticket Once
northwest corner OF 18Th street and Pennsylyania
avenue, northwest Coz her 8 . street and Posnsylva-
checked at hotels and residences 10 ali Roiuts Norm
and West. Through tickets 20 Cincinnati, Oolum-
bus, Indianapolis, l. euisFille, s.. Louis, New Or
leans, Chicago, oGahs' san Francisco, aud ell
X l.. DUBARRY, General supr
II. y. YOUNG, Gent passir Agent rVa4-ff
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To PREVENT Fever and Ague there Is no
preparation Ike Dooley's Calisaya Tonic. 81
per bottle. co
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Thirteenth street, corner E.

HART, the illusonist, who appears at Will
lard hall next Thursday night, Is without a
rival in magic, and his - .erostat spirituel'' is
the most wonderful illusion OF the age. His
original Indian box and spiritual basket has
mystited the world, and led to numerous i'm
itations. OF course everybody will want to see
bis remarkable performances.
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PoND's EXTRACT lie for ssle at wholesale by
Chae. Stott s Co., te0 Pennsylvania avenue.
and by druggists everywhere. t,w,f,1
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WILCOX & GIBB's SgwINe MACHINE The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency AZ Uhas
BauHl's hoopskirt and corset factory, 18th strsst
Intelli gaacer building. 1923
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEMENTs

fHAS. n. CRAGIE, NJ. D., has RESUMED
- the practice OF M dicne, and offers ais profess
sion al services 20 his friends and the public Office
and resld, nee ia Dunbarten street. lnnsl.lm-
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seed;ess RsisiDs........- ....,.'. sIbs for 81 M
z lbs. for / %
SIT IaILes lbs. for ~
SSoit-sntlled Almonds-Sweet Lapguedoc
Paper-shelled Almouds-genuiDA Princess
EIgllsh Wsnuts-Naples, very fne
Pecsns, large and fine.
Eagle Brand Condensed Milk, the best I'm use
Monumental Brand Condensed MiIk A good article
imported CONDENSED MIX, standard goods.
gordon DllwOrth's Preserves all varieties
Imported and American Pickles, In bottles
canned Goods Of every description.
Sauces, yellles, Sardines. aud Capers
imported and Domestic Crackers. ali kinds
II. z Smith Co.'s Crashed Wheat, s packages
for 81.
In short, we give our special and undivided aften
ton to the FAMILY TRADE, aud make il our
MhoIe duty TO furnish the very hest Of everything
In the way OF Family Supplies generally
Our facilities for buying and freighfins are IN
surpassed, aud We guarantee to sell as low as any
mouse this side Of New York, also give the ar
uCIe-2nsilty and quantity-as represented, or mo-
ELPhoNZO YOUNGS r. co., Grocers,
sTH AND n STREETS,
gaLzo-r Opposite u. 4. Patent 0r1-A
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rOsTPoSENENT OF THK FRKScH MINISTER'S
SAIE.-in consequence OF the Indictment
MsNiher ire sale OF furniture for the French
alIhister Il postponed until Thursday, Febru
Ly me %, same hour, without regard to
seatneI. Ihe house win be open to- morrow
IoI hspeeuen- The sale OF horses and carnage,
row, corner OF X and 18th streets, a. adTsr-
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S1CR1T OF gUOClss II WALL STREET.
e.,I, 49, esss: BILL 81 PrCnss On "Ics. spe
Valentine Tum6E1dge o., bsnks1 asd broksrS,
~ Wan street., New York. o0tD-6
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The COMMUNITY az large appreciate the Use
fulness of Singers Sewing Machine. Is
THERMOMETERS and BsrOmetere are repaired
and made to order by Hempler ne ar ~ street
TURoo- RUSSIAN BATHS; also, Medicated vs..
Por Baths, for al akin disesse, ut DR.. Shedd's
POS street. 6Ns
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bOiLniSG ASsOCtATIDNs.-Art the 221 month
~ meeting OF the Republic Savings and Bald
lbg association, last night, nine shares 81 500
we're adyaEetd upon at an average premium of
= q per cent. o. ~ u
Al the 9Th monthly meeting of the SecurItv
Building Association > shares 1ers ,,t-,,. -
on At an average OF 81.
At the 65th monthly meeting Of the Firs.
Cooperative Association last night o no .bare.
were advanced on 81 an average OF IS DER re,t
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. -EmiIy A. $.
WrOe to james j. Fowler, lot 4, square SIS,
~ 400; Moses Kelly CT w To r. NJ. Whitaker
lot l. Moses kelly's subdivision Of square So
~ 900, W W lowering 10 Lucy Haight, lOt I52
in j. Prather's subdivision OF Mount Pleasant
$1,000; Enoch TOtten and wife II John T.
ROby, part OF lot T., = uare ~. 81 800; John T.
KOby and wife 20 EnOch T0ttsn, lot I, sluare
80, $ GO; L. II. Painter et uN to William z
Chandler, part lot 7, square BIS, so coo; NJ P
Callan and wife 10 Windsor AID Others lot |.
square - So Michael Green ct al to VI. p
Csllan, lot I, square ., SO, g. A. McEaen et
uN % Francis Howard, lot -, square 2Og. II OOl.
Michsel Mckeever and wife % Basil jackson,
lot ., Hopkins subdivision OF square 10. - 600.
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i. -. /. r. GRAND LODGE or TIE UNrrRD
STATEs--The Grand Lodge of the Unite 1
States OF the Improved Order o. Independent
Brothers assembled in Baltimore yesterd AZ.
twenty-five members OF the grand lodge from
other eltiCs were IN attendance. The report o.
me grand secretary, George Kroner, staIes that
mere are sixteen lodges in the United States.
ne oIcer = strongest in Pennsylvania and
Maryland. The oldest lodge j. in this CITY. Tne
oruer counts ?. 500 members, and has capital
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THE WEIGHT CAsE-AssdHlt Upon a Wftass
About two O'Clock to-day, as the trial of Judge
y: W. Wright, for forgery, vas in progress. Mr.
ClapPerton, witness in the case, and NJ
Irwin Wright, son Of the Defendant, and one
OF the counsel, met in the hall east OF
the court room. and some words passed when
Wright struck Clspperton in the face, drawing
the blood. Mr.. CisppertOn Immediately wen;
Tor water 10 wash of, and Mr.. W. returned 10
his seat in the court room.
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~ ELLGAHT ZOE CREAM AND oYsTER
PARLORS,
arg2S-1y 50 High street, Georgetown, d. q.
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WHAT Ti.E PUniIIAN PATTY
Has DSSs.

As . complies aud satisfactory answer
10 anything all everything .lat can be
charge; a-,.,iu>. :,e Republican Party ty
tn utuceIac.. ,I.l.r through then
Platforms Or r,sevls-, - ;-e following
condensation # ;Ay Ger,ral Result.
Attained under i>egULlca.. rul- We
copy t,om the Address OF the Union lie
publican Congressional Committee;
/. The debt imposed by Democratic
treason reduced $50, 80. cIE - IN
.iv- yea,s and four months.
= The financial power and credit "
the Government advanced mole than
thirty --hree psE cent.
. Ii. pr nrp:.' expenditures FOR
Government service. ulCr gold sud
peace basis, reduced below the cost 81
any D-liocrBtic &ti;n.ui,,rEtiun within
the last thiri. yeas.
4. Tie expenditures FOX governmental
purposes, except those churgeable 10 the
rebellion AMI TO Permanent and pro-
ductive improvcr-s pt,, haze been stead
lily reduced.
). The mechanical, professional, CON-
mcic;al, and agricultural interests of the
people !avorahiv Progressing, and our
citzsDs better clad, sulsistCd. an. paid
than those OF any C.htr country.
IS. Laws repealed Which provided for
tie annual levy and collection e IAJre
than $50. CO., go 4 ,aA.a; the products
III Industries and die aecessgr.es Oi lie
relieved f.sia farther imposition. Inc
remaining charges for supIressins .he
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! WORD or Two ABOUT TH!.
ISDEPESnFSF CONVENTIONS.

W desire. to % td.ly understood upon
one ra.at which has reference 10 Tia"
late so-called Independent Convention.
That i. That 50 far IS the DePocraiic
wirt- paiIcrs tiarei 10 make themselves
fe.t there, they caused the endorsement
of their own nominees In other words.
il was gate as nearly under the complete
control OF Democratic Influences ~ The
Doslocratic seheme:s deemed Il prudent
to have it. They accepted the old
AXIOM. "A hail loaf Is better than no
bread and wisely con,entei themselves
with the endorsement. OF seven out Of
fourteen of their nominees, and shrewd-
~ made no attempt to prevent the en-
dorsemers of Beatty, Minor, Hobart
aud Dsy-:our Republican invincihles.
But the fact is as plain as the crest of
jobs Peak that the infatuated Republi-
cans who were in attendance on that
convention were merely the plant tools
of the WHY Democrats scattered. here
and there throughout that b0dy.-sent
there to dc the bidding OF the Demo
cratic managers. Aud the older this
CANVASS grows, the more Will these facts
become apparent.
While we are on this sCuject OF the
Independent Convention We will say 8
word or two in reference TO the attitude
of those Republicans who were endorsed
by that asslomera;ion of pvoNy-laden
purifiers: Not one Of the four gentlemen
named made any EFFORT to secure such
endorsement; neither of them attended
the convention. and neither of them
responded 70 his endorsement either be
fore the convention or II any other
manner which involved a recognition of
the legitimacy OF that body This
statement Is due 10 Nessrs. Beatty.
Minor. Hobart end Day. 1t is also
worthy OF remark that Col. Ellis, the
Democratic candidate for Congress, DID
respond TO his endorsement. and went 50
far as to address the Dolly Eardens in
pretty much the same strain IS be talked
10 the assembled Democracy. But Ellis
knew VIA. his Democratic friends eH-
pscied. of him snd Was careful LOT to
GisaV!Uin: then.
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REPUBLICAN, STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE

Storey County. l. Ee,IIz, - \ King. IL
- Maynard. T. =. DAYS.
Orra-by CyuItv-E- St,,ltulaliEr. r. I. swift
Handler Courty--A- T. shannon
Lyon CDR =. X Z1hr,>ki-., I'r- ". Bum be-
Nye CoUnty--T- NartUTtou-
Na.hn-. County. III. mink Al. 4 4. ppyniDs
White i'ine 1,'In'y--A- 4 Cieyt land
Chur.hilI G,auty WallIrt. t.s.pI IL
Duu-Izs Cuunty--Jaalt> W. H1-rs~-
E.kI ts'as.ty--f- u. Smith. J. = May aUeh-
IGr-k1 1'ouuty--A- l.. Davis A. ". TUTrlCr.
Ism. Taiia Cr,;nty--J- u MrCsiL.un-
Humboldt tsH.guty--S- :. ThaI.pS..rI-
ItnroI liz Cuauty -D. NJ. ryrrell, IL. crit !'tsiE
Fg- JyItlst. .t TIA. SeCuI,,t ItIIrsll District:
= n. WRIGHT. OF OrrII-ny County.
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JoHS kiiTkhLL is an intimate per
soaal and political friend Of Dave Terry
sud Sam Brooks. principal ami seconl
IN tue duel which .eeu lted il the sIayins
cf Btodsrick NJ wonGerLe we, accept
able 70 the cLiva,.it slate ruakera,
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one hundred GUNS ~ HONOR
OF T3E: INDEPENDENT STATE
TICKET.

C'..Iry CToyk, cc:a!',. The a"w>
! ii TIE LaII.i..a;icn - - tu:lrs state
,icLc; ly the In6epeud.;.t Convention
Il, ;,--..s.. VS. r.,',,iv,., acra with IL
ih-.-I. III Il sr - Lat rejoicing.
ami -a.rt- # sal s1., vA> iir Ii
! Lgiur 81 tue result
" auI tbs i,-,-,,.uc il AZ ,:.si,n:-iises
p1l,.I,,.,,l N Yesterday, i,3.is.r' e.
Tn. mystery = explained by tie follow-
in ils Of II4iurIaa;.y,.. winch - ii;...
il tine Eureka Ss;.-.s..'. Of OctoJrr i.
SAYS tn: paper:
Nos Marx; Ferguson and ,ixi y-u:no
chr Cherry Greek I-,-siu;S, have ,rr,:.-
lid an iltepen,teat ra:ty in White
!, il,e count-. Nb..e Pine Is an in cr:-
an: rnInt II the SeAstcriai fight. Il
az; t.s-lv ei-a than or ,;is:Insu;SIie,.
! fri-ui Fer. was NJ :he head If the new
party movement. We might co.c,uGe
TIA, the Cherry Creek CLUB had zen
organized FOX seil-out purposes.
This permits liz exit ct GrinaiA:n
from beneath III" superintendent meal.
Gushing with Sutroui,n srllor. it =
Horse MarEet Ferguson who thus made
CLe:Ey Cree. 70 ~csc1ai TO a bunch Of
Irc-c-acl,ers, All W.T.. the lenses OF his
can oALGbeIaut Ilaa. yiuation. IL masl.i-
lied The sane mo IL Jisc,.d-c. 4: =
bundled guns. Tia, iad.ges.1'r -c-i..-
- nurse ills We and yizzled poF-ean-
Ia.-y from t -rry Greek ~ Il precious
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A Card

Written ~ Nj, MEEzBACH appc.r12 +. .Lc
N,yEta Tribune Septo,u5e- 2h, !9;4, in -.,=eE
TO which beg 70 state never asked this nd
vi1Isl IL his opinion On ny piano from the
fact thst am aware that H. : Ec; qualified TO
give enc even over Jews Harp. Any urc who
styles himself MISE Professional viii GER
tsIrly lower himself ia the estimation OF the
Inblic n suoh way. would in!o.3 Ne very
hard NJ Tor rr,omlnendat:urs II were - de
pend in such Ell It2res for their opinions.
o,it: L. H. LOWE.
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hsTli. Nats Republican Ticket.
EIrsti,, -Ta->ta,, November ., lss 4

ttrt; r:I"r.
g.! = Ea.l,tt ----.--.--.--.-...uf -s'n county
~ Il,It.E mt ,I"v rr''r.
-,l. lew sau- ..-.--..-.. 20: Ny ( ,IEty
Ttr siyI. Ter u: Can-yr,>=.
y sst.@l f-s4s1 -. ~ Stony ''tii.
Fs- fIts- ,; >us-sry ,''Irt. sia-.-; tFrIE'.
=, "a -.-.---.---ttr = LIj. IL AMY
t.-.il a. - >gsI,r. 1'as-Jt a>h"rt I'm.
Esr.lt- tarI---.--.-.. .--...I: Elku '.''5IB-.
F.,v t'.-.rX II >Ei,gs s.syt1f.i---
tFarIsS = d! AZ IL .-uf t'rtu~t,v jt.J1.y
f,T SECRETARY ~ SLATE
3 II Minor -pf Humboldt Comfy
For Attorney tn, raj.
Ng.s. Tsl.iS.-..-..--..----- isulSts> county
I.r S.atr 1r,a-sEr.r.
L L Hr.l-. .....-...-...D. E;r-li COun:y
Ecr Stat. Controller.
" II, hart .-.-.....o: white Pine County
For >ufvs ~ ,itAera'.
. m Lyon County
Ter sur riutsrfi-ut of Public Instruction
= = rIfv......---.........U Eureka County
for state Nn,rslHSi-t.
n = Whit. hill .------.--.Of Churchill County
For Stat. Print.
- tNst ltssA-, -----N4 "ss-t~' Itf0sss
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VIZ LEARN through that veracious
print, the Reno t-.Sc.i.t, that there is to
be Mass Convention" Of Independ-
enis at tins Carson Theatre, on Wedues-
DAY, October eth. We are further in
formed that tho bail is in motion ="
siEat bail, and where movinr, is rot
stated. Whether this Is to lie BIKE
mass Convention, or otherwise, our en-
terpriSins contemporary does not inform
US. But III order tina, the Mass, -"
whatever its componerts, may get itself
duly notified TO keep lis bail in motion.
We make this brief .liuslon.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-04

IN yes, r,iay's Crescent We fad Il short
oat moving fabrication. Of the Suariey
opyish sort. wherein Ne are set u;on a.
al el;;to: under sharon" ani III The
course .; which We are Informed IS fol
lows. to-x.t
Mr. MisheiS today stands NC more
chance Of bei::g State Printer nnder
Powuiug than he does cf taking part i'll
the resurrection of the jast, and il Is
jas: iijs crushing out OF his cnly hope
shat inspires hirl l. poi,.. his pen With
bitterness .ui talschooi.
You are half right and half wrong. my
old mummy RICH; in saying that Mr..
Mishels has no chance Of bciug State
Printer under powning, and wrong in
saving tha. tina. fact leads "a into bit
;erness and faisehood Dir. Po~ning
will be elected beyond any doubt, as all
The Republican ticket will be; hut Mr..
Mighels has no expectation of occupy
ing the relationship indicated. As TO
the charge OF bitterness and talsehood,
it il quite gronndless. We are not BIT
ter, nor even sour; nor yet are We given
to the telling of taisehoods On the
contrary. We are serene, almost 10 truth-
fitness, and truthful even to the verge
of tina; lofty purity, which is far dis
tant and inaccessible heaven to all such
old scarocrows and kiln-dried cadavers
as the lean and slippered drspeptic OF
the Reno Crescent
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1874-07-09

will always be demand for the manufactured
article. We have water-powers in abundance.
IF Northern manufacturers can pay transpor-
tation and insurance on the raw material, and
manufacture it on the frozen streams OF New
England, and realize handsom profits, why
cannot the Southern manufacturer, who can
purchase it at his door without freight and
insurance charges, compete successfully with
the Northern manufacturer? Our WATERPROOF
ers are as good streams are seldom frozen ;
our climate is better; we can work more days
in the year: labor can be had as cheap. Be-
sides making large profits on the capital inves-
ted, you will give employment to our poor
women and children, and the cost of manufac-
turing, instead of enriching men thousand
miles away, will be spent with our own mer-
chants and tradesmen, and thus improve the
condition of our own State.
do not wish to be misunderstood. l do not
desire North Carolinians to invest their capital
in factories because l entertain any. unklnd
feeling for Northern people, have had enough
of sectionalism. I was once known as King
Cotton" but my crown, if not entirely ruined,
is badly damaged by sectional difficulties. L
only mention the North because most of our
staple is manufactured there l wish to see
all our people, North and South, prosper, but 1
can see nothing like prosperity for the South
for North Carolina-until her people learn to
raise their own food, manufacture their own
staple and give employment to their own me-
chanics.-Ruleigh (N C.) Crescent.