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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-09-17
HEAhEpIN COUNTY.

Inc ANTE Monopoly County Conven-
The convention at Wayzata yester-
day, was temporarily organized at noon
and the usual committees appointed.
During the recess which followed, the
delegates from the several commissioner
districts, met and nominated candidates.
as follows, for
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
First District-W. M. Getchel.
Third District. G. Mcfarland.
Fourth District-Geo. E. Huy.
Fifth District-Samuel Lydiard.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
On report Of the committee. the
temporary officers were continued as
permanent officers, viz: Col. George
Bradley, Chairman and James A. Lem
on, Secretary.
Hon. Z. n. Wilson, from the COM
mittee on resolutions, reported the fol-
lowing. which were unanimously
adopted:
RESOLVED, That we reafirm the principles
upon which we entered into the political
fight year since, against ineficiency and
corruption in Office, and the unjust discrimi-
nation Of monopolies against the people.
Resolved, That we have cause for con-
graduation that the highest court of the
State Treasurer and Auditor, continuing our
position, "that corporations are subject to
the control Of the Legislature which made
them"
RESOLVED, That the s. artling exposures Of
corruption in the Offices of State Treasurer
and Auditor, continuing through many
years. causes just alarm to all good citizens,
and demonstrates anew the impossibility OF
reform within the Republican organization.
Resolved, That we will support none but
honest men for State and national Offices;
those whom we can depend upon without
doubt to stand by the interests Of the people
against the power Of wealthy monop0lies,
and the corrupting influences of shameless
lobbies.
DELEGATES.
To the State and Congressional conven-
tons were named by committees and
elected as follows:
To the State Conventional. M. Will
son, II. B. Griffin, VIM. Finch, Samuel
Barto, Robert Logan, John d. Layman,
Stanley Starring, G. B. Dake. j. @.
Oswald, J. H. Stevens, Geo. Bradley,
Baldwin Brown, r. P. Russell and ).
3. Bassett.
To the Congressional Convention
Samuel Lydiard, John D. Layman, r.
P. Russell, G. F. Pillsbury, Baldwin
Brown, Samuel Barto, NJ. w. Getchell,
J. c. Oswald, J. B. Bassett. Miles
Dickey, Ezra Hanscome, John Wander
Horck, H. A. G. Thompson, j. NJ.
Eustis.s
COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
The convention proceeded to ballot
for nominees for county officers, result
ing as follows:
For County AUDITOR ahlon Black.
| Register Of Deeds-Thomas S. King
Sheriff-W. E. Evans.
| Attorney-James NJ. Lawrence.
Surveyor. F. Cristlieb.
Coroner. O. Chilstrom
Commissioner at Large 80 Marsz
Conget.
LEGISLATIVE NOMINATIONS.
/ Immediately upon adjournment d
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tionment, that each county should
be represented by fifteen delegates, in
stead Of Hennepin by eighteen and Ram
sey by twelve, as fixed in the call Of
the convention, and the committee re-
ported accordingly. Report adopted.
John B. Sanborn of Ramsey, then
announced that the Ramsey county
delegation withdrew the name of Gen.
John T. Averill, saying that a fair
canvass had been made and his friends
felt they had not enough votes to Sc
cure his nomination..
AZ Merrill, of Hennepin, proposed
Col. W. S. King for nomination. The
nomination of Col. King was made Ny
reclamation unanimously, and q resolu-
ton offered by W. w. Erwin, of Ram.
sey, was then adopted. as follows:
THAT the delegates to this c"nven-
ton individually and collectively
pledge to Col. VIM. S. King, our hearty
and earnest support, from this time
forward to the close of the polls on
election day"
Col. King having been invited in to
the convention, rendered his acknowl-
judgements Of the honor conferred and
proceeded, in a speech Of some length,
to discuss the political situation and
matters of especial interest to the dis
triet. The speech commits him to an
honest and economical administration,
for just and proper appreciation of
the public burdens, for the protection
of the rights of the laboring classes, and
for the relief of the agricultural classes
by such legislation as is necessary to
properly control corpoi ate or railway
interests. He pledges himself to labor
for the improvement of the Upper Mis-
sissippi and Red River. and also to
support the claims of the Northern Pa
cific for government aid and finally
pledges himself if elected to faithfully
represent all sections of the district.
The matter Of representation in flu
ture conventions was discussed at some
length, being finally settled by the
adoption of a resolution offered by
Capt. Blakeley of Ramsey, instructing
the district committee to base repre-
sensation in the convention of 1876
upon the average Republican vote at the
general election last preceding the call.
Before adjournment, the district cen.
! trail committee was announced as fol.
lows: L. Fletcher Of Hennepin, chair.
man; W. W. Erwin of Ramsey; j. E.
West of Stearns P. Z. Stettin Of Beck
er; F. Daggett Of Meeker; E. H. BLY,
of Crow Wing, and 0. S. King Of Otter
Tail.
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&uti. ;a1t1unupalist.
CONVENTION week.

State Convention at
MLinneapolis---Sec0 District OPP.
position Convention Mt Shak0Pee..
Republican Third District C0nvem.
zion at MinneapOlis-.ReP
Second District Convention at
ShakOpee.
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The Preebytery Of Freeport, Him
DIS, will meet 1t Harvard On the second
Tuesday in October, ct TOOK.
The Grange advance., 1874-04-15
MARKETS.
OFFICE OF. The GRANGE ADVANCE, !
RED WING, April 18th, 1874.

OFFICE Oh. THE ORANGE ADVANCE, !
RED Wing, April 18th, 1874.
GRA1N-Wheat, No 1, per bushel, $1.OO; :;
Wheat No. 2, per bushel, 81 cts. Barley,
per bushel, 80 cts. .@$l. 10; Oats, per bush
el, so cts.@ .@55cts. Corn 65 1910 cts.
P1ov1s1oxs-Butter per 1b 30cts. @35 cts
Eggs per doz. Is cts. .@2O cts. Lard per ID
10 cts. Flour per cwt. $2.75; Hogs, per1b
7 ots. Beet. in quarters, per he qts.@7*
cts. /; Beet. live, per owt. $4.50@$5O0; !;
Potatoes, per bnshel, 80 @$l.00; Coun-
try sugar cured hams, 13cts.
a1ocEa1ss- apples, per Dbl, 800;
dried apples pei 1b., 14ots. ; dried Pesches,
per H., 14ets. @16 >tss; Sugar, white, per
h.. 1lets. @124cts. sugar, brown, 9cts.
@lO2cts. Coffee, Java. per h., IS cts. q
SO cts. Coffee, Rio, per h., Scots. @32cts.
Tee, green, Pr h., 75cts.@$l.26; Tea
black, per H., 50 cts. @$l.20; Tea, Japan,
60 cts. OSLO; syrups, per gal., 40 cts.@
80 cts. Tobacco, smoking, perlb., 29cts. @
30cts, Tobacco, chewing, 46 cts. O. 81 cts.
Tobacco, fine cut, so cts. .@6Octs. Salt, per
bbl., $2.60@$2.15; ssleTatus, o. f., 10cts
MIscELLANEouS- per cwt., so cts.
Wood, per cord, $4@$7; Lumber, COM
mon boards and dimension per NJ, $16;
Fencing, per NJ, $18; dressed Flooring,
per NJ, $25. 5.oo@ts5.0o; Shingles, per NJ,
$685.: Lath, Per NJ, $3.50; Hay per
ton, $l2; Hides, green, per H., cts;
Hides, dry, per H., 10cts@124 cts.; Sheep
Pelts, each, SO cts, ,@$l.25; Timothy,
No. /, per bushsl, $500; Glover, per
bushel, $6.00@9.O0; Red Top, $3.50; :;
Hungarian, per bpshel, $3.50; Musk rats,
Spring, 20 cts; Foxes, 60 cts. @$1.25 !;
Wolves, $1.25; Kentucky Blue Grass, 81.
The Grange advance., 1874-04-15

The first rain Of the season occurred
Monday evening"
There was aGerman theatre at Turn
er's Hall, Monda{ night.
w. S. Wells, of the Zumbro Touring
mills, was in tow Saturday.
The much to be detested house cleaning
season comes on apace.
M. H. Chittenden, the roof man from
st. Paul, is again among U.S.
-Chas. Bosworth has been elected Re-
corder Of the city of Cannon Falls.
"A great variety Of plain and fancy cakes
constantly on hand at Bixbys City Bakery.
VIM. B. Hickey, prominent Zumbro-
tian, returned from visit to the East Sat
urday.
A chimney Of Miller's saloon> cahght
fire and caused considerable exciteheent in
the neighborhood, one day last week.
Martini Chriski, ventriloQuist and
slight of-hand performer, gave an exhibition
in Music Hall last Saturday evening, to
very slim house.
The Methodist Mission Sunday School
in West Red Wing is in fourishing condi-
ton and is doing work in the highest de-
gree commendable.
Josh says that having been beaten as
constable he is going back to his old trade
of mechanic, and will now become an hon
est son Of toll. Good, who next?
Squire Hasler sends greeting to his
friends and requests them to read the first
part Of the 9th verse Of the 9th chapter Of
Isaiah. Congratulations are in order.
-Cogel & Betcher are giving their lum-
Der mill complete overhauling. They
have put i'll large new engine and are
causing to be built on extensive brick smoke
stack.
-Vogt & Hill is the style of the new
firm of carpenters and joiners. This
morning they commenced on Third street
opposite S. V. Roath's grocery store,
building to be used as Office and store
room
The following are the dates of the
opening Of the river above Lake Pepin,
each year since 1855: 1855, April 8; 1856,
April 9; 1857, April 20; 1858, March 20;
1859, March 25; 1860, March 18; 1861,
April p: 1862, March q; 1868, March,
20; 1864, March "a; 1865, April 2; 1866,
April 12; 1867, April Is; 1868, March 25;
1869, April 8; 1870, April 4; 1871, March
%; 1872, April 8: 1873, April 8; 1874,
April 10.
Under the proper heading in our pa per
to-day will be found an annouacemeut Of
the marriage of Ole P. schei to one Of the
fair and estimable daughters of this city.
In the evening q grand reception |and sub
stantial supper was given by the Captain to
his friends. Mr.. Schei is man of sterling
worth and we'll deserves-as he has OBJ
tained-one Of the best Of women for life
partner. May the new life Of this couple
so auspiciously begun continue one of un-
clouded sunshine until its close.
THE Las Cruces Borderer is the name Of
new paper published in New Mexico by
an old Red Wingite, Mr.. Nehemiah Bennett
1t is hot Democratic organ and winds up
an editorial in recent number, thus:
" Has the waking come at last? Is the
blackness of the near future so appalling
that the radicals of Massachusetts, stand
agast at the fearful chasm before them?
Then indeed, its we'll. Let us sweep for
ever from the land the radical incubus that
has held revel in the capitol, and glutted
itself upon the misery and suffering of the
people,
The Grange advance., 1874-04-15

PETER BEHENG, a well-known clerk,
formerly with J. r. Dorman, has been en-
ployed in the auction store, where he will
be found ready to meet his old friends, and
customers. with a new stock Of goods at low
est cash prices.
The Grange advance., 1874-04-15
MARRIED.

sCHEI-OHNsON.-1nth this city ON the 10th day Of
Aps BY t9s NJ: &, slS 5tn Or s'H
The Grange advance., 1874-04-15

ers hsve never considered in respect to this
locality. The entire population Of this
city is literally estimated At 5000 Di-
vidi.e this population Of 5000 8 {ulsby "a,
the number Of plsses where liqusr| ID, sold
in and around this city, We ge\ tho average
Of l47 inhabitants--men, wome3 and chill
dren-to each drinking place Again, We
have in Red Wing about 1000 voters, and
dividing this by 34the result is about q
voters to each saloon.
The Lincoln Dsbating Society flourish
es and holds Jubilee every Saturday
night. At the Last meeting the members
carried things with high hand, and dis
cussed matters Of great moment and vital
importance to the community in general and
the society in particular, and amended the
constitution as usual. Here is the pro-
gramme for next Saturday evening:
Oration, Reuben Wright.
Select Reading, Chas. Putnam.
Defamation, Ed. Grannis.
Essay. Tams Bixby.
Debate, Resolved that the modern news
paper is Of more injury than benefit to So
ciety. w. . = '.- - - s = ' -"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-27
FRacEeriNeS THE REPUBLICAN
CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF
cHMsBY COUNTY,
NETTING OF THE ORMsBN

T. MEETING OF THE ORMsBN
a County Eeuubllean CentrsI Committee
1eIa at Csrso.. cay, august Ii, 1874, ths To-
T,y,-i-tc ,,roc, e. .-,cs were had:
- S ..,s Tr.t tie rin.,. Ter holding Rrirna
- for IL, eltc:iou q u, itsa:.s 10 lie s'-'e
- treI,.-> y, I,-.1&, L : CoI-Nentiois be
Friday. September lIth, Is'i'
st 20 wit: The swift Tne;ne House IN carson'
fr,r, one o'elCck /. H.. lsi.tIl gAt c.uSE = r.
Judge No MS C1fce. s. Empire. from nc
c'cIo.kr u. till eight oelocA I NJ. Aio 'L-&'
I'll, ay,pertiouILeLt c. Gel; gates L. as io4-o"s
For State ConveLtiof-
Carson TowI ship ....'..--'..-.-'
Er.L i:e Township :
I Ter Cour c. ..vsr.ttC:.-- -
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Iii * Icwl-sLl! ...-.-..-.- ''-'''''
4
Resolved. -hat,ar:. taV-1sl;r r. allowed q
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E5.,ssT AM tsGiEkasa!!:s Tsaaln.s

T.s-e y+rzir:a. City for Reno e - a. n AID
- Mi Icsve Lore cor Virginia CT! al
{ E. L., I.r. n. ard s.; y r. u 50
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-27
S I II NJ 0 n S


IN TIE DIsTRlCT CGt 1T OF -4iE-
Scene. ici..i District Il il.e State q =
1ada. i'll and :or tie County q ortnshE-
aGNTS HAHN. plaintiff. ". JOIN HAL,
C4t.Idsr. action brought III the District @ -
u the :, cord } udi, al !Jistrltt u til stat T.
<,yaGa in and fo7 the County OF FTlasbv. ia
Tic C.I- I-ll.t fled il SAID county III OIi.sl.
In the ttIce q tie Cler1 Of said District C"--.-
1 lC State Of Nevada = i.us 1rttt1L6 10 JOIN
HAM defendant. 2
Y,l are fert 10y reqrir, ID 10 all ear il an act y
thought l;.3lsi EOJ liz al'oNe naiitt fia--
tiff il IL. HietriCt CouIt Ct the SeccEG JCdi'a-
District Of tlis State Ct Nevada, Ill ana Tor the
Colty Of OIlilsuy and to alIsA er the complain
!t { therein "a coy e wEIcE Icto1.i all4ts t.-=
Summons within ten days teXclUs-yt q the os
cf s,rvicel after the service or YOU Of this SUI,
ruoIls-if served with IN tins county orr seIEtzt
CUT q tins county, tut III tins b!etrlCt M.iL-l
twenty j'ayE. Other" l>t Nltlin ioIty daN---N-
Judgment by default viii bf taken against !o,.s
Tie said action Is brought II Clasulye the
BOMBS Of n.aTriITsC ny heretofore std now cA-~t-
IL. between CIs, Il AL. tit pi"lLt4-I, upon te
alleged grc ulG Il Nilf1.! assertion Ct plaiNt4L
il II ore than two years last at ana fallI!, t.
! roNit.e the latItitf aI,. family tie eulatgl
niece ssaiies Ct lie for .eriod OF lnCre than i've
years last past: ILat The plaintiff lie award
| HE ,aye and custody Of the III I.or child, ~,
uIle lawful IssUe Oh year marriage, and .ut,G
| IlItnt fer ter C st- Cf TN, suit
! And yen are hereby notified that if you fail &c
| al ie..r md aIaver the sand paint as above
n JiiTt H. III, said liaiIi'lH viii u Ply at tie
/ lie1t terra vi this Count Ic- lie reiltI prayed
! therein
! 1~N Given under my hand. and the sea
HeaSS,i of the Distinct C,uIt OF he SECOND
Ss@ Judicial District q the State CT NJ
| Nada, III ard Tor the County OF oillsby. tizs
| ,lrst Day q August, il TIE 5eaI OF oIr Lord.
one thousand eight EUnGreG sld seVthi!-1cIL.
THOS. J. EDWARDS, CleIk.
Taos WILLS, Ilaintitf's Attorney.
au4-law5w 4
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-27
TO THE UNFORTUNATE!
New REMEHiES
NEW REMEDIES:
Nm crERo\,s DISPENSARi

~ ER EIEBON'S DKSfENShA>A
62s Nearby street.
S.r Francisco. Established in 1884, for ise
treatment Of Sexual and Stniinal DE as' f", -
GororIhea, oleet, strictuie' Isli,.,'cr e..
its forms, Seminal Weakness, lmro'tnes,
ssin dir. asses Of years standing snd titeiA'-A
Les kGcce ssfnlly treated.
Horrible Diseases.
uox many ttcl,Sa nds Of persons. p"th ms.f
.nd female are there who are fail-ths ou'
miserable existence from The effects OF steIe.
duletuces, or from virus hDso1o pea ll'.o VIZ
tenn COX TT their rsliid eniacia'ed 1iu u
+rI-red faces and their trukeD-doWn constf'u-
t;rrs disouaIifying them for tie happiness %
marriage or the enjoyment 81 NE. N ~
bn-rid situation thousands suffer until death
closes the scene Let pare hte,
f,iends attend to those Who are suffering WEE
.nv If these horrible, me-iestfoying paIaai5e
see that rhey cared for and cured before -
lie too late Send them inImt dla'eis 10 b...
GIBBON, rhysicisn who mas LhAue
diseases his especial study for years. ana no 8
certain to cure the most invefeIaf case, VII no.
! mercury or any niuriousdrnes.
Seminal Wea kness.
Seminal Emissions, the consequence 81 s@A,
! ,,u,.. This SOLITARY vice, deprsNed sexual
! ir6plrep,e is practiced 10y the youth oi bo'A
! sry.s tosr slinost unlimited extent. Iroouc'h2
| with uutrring certainty. the follo~ins tram -
morbid SWIM toms. unless colEhated u! sVleh't-
| s. rr.6irsl measures viz: SxllOw count-H-
| .nce Ozark spots under the eyes. pam III tae
head III gIne i'll the ears, rois- IKE 'De rns.i-l
| Of leaves and rafting OF chsr.ots' uhesni- .
ahou. the loins, weakness OF the hnbs, CON .
,.d yislun blunted intellect, loss OF connceh' :
| d;ridence in approaching Strangers uisl!he 4"
form new acquaintance, dlsl esl'i"h 10 ~ =
| society les. OF uloIy. hectic fukhes, FlinPl
! sD5 various ,rurtions about the faces infrr
| tongue t,tid breath. coughs, consun lfiti-'
| night .veAts raononsnia aud frequent lhsshi--
II relief lie rot obtained. sho uId apply INN p
| aia,elv either II lerson or l.. letter and lsSe :
! cure If, ,ted ty hi. new sroi scientific MODE u
| treating this disesfe. which never !ti4s ~ -
f+c,irr. Quick and radical cure
CURED AT HOME.
F.rsors at a di-;suee may bt CtFlD, : !
HONE iy sd,lresslngs ltttFfo III Oh ~
stating tas- symptoms, length Of time the d
,ase las c, ItilsItd. and Lave cei1 iIe Tn,
" t,Iv aIGt L. tr,t fE' IL dfln' te NJ gu leSl
l., CIV part 4 the ,CtliI!, vi fu.l aid =.
d!rtctiCLs. BY IIseriiIe Ten no!lars coz, Il
registered letter through the iostoifce
through Wells, sreo Co; Tack.s. o. nc ..
cine vii h forwarded to any raIt oi tie nlt q
Corr.Ayc1 8-rts viii Please irfoIn Or. Glib .
that they Il 49, LIS A,.Eci tst!t Lii IL Tic = i4''
Adir.s., DIR. j. 4. GlIsBUN
5.g,-i, * 1885,, Sal. raDt isco-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-27
uE,nN REPUBLICAN, STATE GIN
IRhl coMMlT!EE.
An. MEETING OF THE UNION

q R..ri'ii,sn srate Csrt-si corli.ittee helG
- Virginia CITY, June "a. le14. /; was
K.sulyed IIat s State CONVENTION Z. .L-'
Union Republican T&r'S IL re -,
a., on THURSDAY. September -, Ie.1. 10 hoH.-
n,t. candidates FOX TIE following eInc.s !" II
fi,yerro- Lieutenant Geveri"r, htl fee'h'"-
tive III Congress, Two Justice 5 Si ne HIfteiie
mi long ana short TENS SECRETARY q sta's
tIrrty titIiCral, rea>.Irtr ei safe t"i-,l.-.
Mt STATE surveyor GtIce-al. SUPPLEMENTARY
cf Puil:c lastructioIl, State Niltla4Ueis& - "a
of the supreme Court. state Pril-ier- anu ol@te
Central Coz u-litts, anu it. N '-a--sS
such Other frF-Lts IS a. sIa-i t"ie-iS '~--'N
tore tie CCilytni1cl
Resolved Thai e. y county e ehrtlet- % o-e
re.rate at large Cle for ehch fco No'' anu ~
for each fraction over 10 votes cast w
usires, preslIt,-i4aI i--tiStNi - ~ o -
resolved. That the testto he required q az
voters Ct the primary eIettlehs q t!ie -!
shalli,e: Firsi-Are you citizen OF the IL
"a states AID State OF Nevada, OF VII yo0 De
, I,xful yeter at tbs JllIs election: seeoL@-
Will vcu supper; lie Il luiLets q tie l'elG'---
can State AID County Convent - Tie he-'
election: ;...e
ue recommended IL sGopt sUch Other meal ale
80 as nav seem to them necessary 10 TIE 70
Ic.tion Of purity and fa.1-css It tie Irli-alit7
Delegates AZ Al t-l-itG ;e Tic st't-A- - 49,
ties as fellows:
Churchill. 5000 :
Dtug las =
Flho- ..-.----..-.-.- .'---'.-''
{ Es....rslaa. --------'' :
Humboldt .--....-. 1890 1900 {.
E-ai--ir--.----....--- ----'-''. :"
+ LIZ G&-... '''- 800 .. ,
/ Nre...........-...... .....-.......''- >
. tE-l-st 1890 - -
StCrfr ---...--.
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Friday. September lItii, 1s'i'

Resolved. l-Gt t2r: tHU1s-.,t ~ At-o"tr ~
vote fpr II, OWL delegates 10 the state an
County CoLyortCLs-
T.sc.v,l. That Tie delegates Id the STATE
Convention, sl-I re empowered 10 sc' as 'iiriii-
h,1s Of Convention to be comp st4'i Ge-,ta ''s
I'm Icuclas. ur.nsby and asloe Counties.
and Ler,.ft.r &c ue called fer IL urIore c;
rC-,l!1atirca : Judce {: n district .oT!-tt &
ea!d C jIrfic>. r
Received. : Lat LIZ C"1L:E E"lalLaL2g NoA
,.rt,n ls.,I:;..t 3: tLt .-:f.s- Csurt -.eo!- Il
C;..sCr. OF tLe
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Iith of se,.te ~. 1874.

..-t .,Is.It.M. loI tleT -siosc &: .--.la'-
l.. 4. ii.,, i1l.oslIs
tID state ~tcat,-.
Thee STATE $50. mn
District att. -!-ey.
sheriff.
County Cl.TE.
County i!t.-sT'rFr.
County Rt,,IC
Count ass sf'T.
t'C.i.tS SlITt or.
eu,,trirt,lUeI,t II I III, -Ct-s
Iubl!c Adliihistlstsr.
Wo tCl.Ity ItI.-lI-4ssLt1t-s
Two Justice q Tie tact.
No C,IIs;-t-tF.
'rlr,e S,luol IIustet- ioT N.str4ct Nc. =.
II d =, traLslet sUyE otl'r i'.z--.tss t-Ac 1.-a9
--srt:Iv cone ltfCfe ti-tls..
Received, hat all persons aTjlcI patlhg III
lie PRIMARIES >:.tu be I'll. tet - The following
Ttst:
That am. cr viii lie. !. qualified voter at
II. coming State election: ana l will The vote
TOR tlt. e!tctiell Of ii. rcniinses upon the Re-
l1lIi,aIl State aid Ct unity Ticket: AID that
Lave not yu:td at any ,-E:r primary III Inc
state this ,ay.
/ Resolved II at John T. Chonty. 3. II. Mtder
/ :,.a K. l.. lrcNIi he q lo-nt'd Judges for tal
s.u District aut. jain MCIlls. Is;Sc LEO ala
! : Ii. hansen for Zap Ike District.
/ GEO ". BRYANT.
/ N y, CHhMBERLIN.
Tram EcCt LLoI CT,
= ". iIETtS,
= +. JlEES.
keI al .i>a:- Com ~ cenirsl
/ ..1o:a o.. 81 CuII-ullttee.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-27
FREIGHT TRAINS

Leave Virgins City ps11v s.5z7 7. m. - a.
= 80 Ill., IL a. Z. IL, i.z5 ~ .3:ia = u.
sid $40 ?. n.
1g.- m. I'm, D. ~, p. L., ard & I. N.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-27

~ Virginia City, Gold Eill and Csrson Office
T-trorch Tickets can be obtained to sen tInn
cisc,. ogden and intermetiiatefciit On tie I
2. i. 4. o.,o-
YKr aush Tickets can be procured ii the o.nl-
p.rx's office, Virginia tcr Cficaso' hahs-s 10y
And ST. Louis. c-
General sGyt-.I;sEcrAt
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-05
SONG roR THINKERS
ny CHARLES SWAIN.

Take the spade OF Perseverance,
Dig the nSld OF Progress wide;
Every rotten root OF faction
Hurry out and cost aside;
Every stubborn weed Of error;
! Every seed that hurts the soil;
Tarss. whose very growth II terror
Dig them out whate'er the toll.
Give the stream OF Education
Broader channel. bolder force;
Hnrl the stones Of persecution
Out where'er they block it, course;
Seek for strength In self exertion;
Work and still have faith to wait;
Close the crooked gate to fortune:
Make the road TO honor straight.
Men are agents for the future;
As they work. 20 ages win
Either harvest OF advancement,
Or the products Of their sin!
Follow ont true cultivation;
Widen Educatton's plan:
From the majesty Of nature
Teach the Majesty OF Man,
Take the Spade Of Perseverance,
Dig the Field OF Progress wide,
Every bar to trne instruction
Garry out and cast aside
Feed the Plant whose Fruit Is Wisdom;
Cleanse from Crime the common sod
So that from the thone Of Heaven
1t may bear the glance Of God.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-05
{ TO Be c0nti,slctl.l

An ex-rebe' member Of Congress
has Just been Gained. A colored
nember, Mr.. Cain, Of South Carolina,
shout Is eAcctually extinguished Col.
Robbins, Of North Carolina, in the
House last Saturday, ~ the colored
orator Elliott did Mr.. Harris recently.
Robbins viii never forget to his dy-
ing day the name of The man who
slew his brother in olden times .
Biblicallv recorded.