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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-26
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bon bcrbt- mnp M%interuourcn aans peruoii+
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Sretvs mccSem piiafttid wnb ;u ben biligittr
Nreiieu ausseIIbrt.
s.. S!tc13mcitr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-26
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81. Gloub Slice
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U. 35 1870
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ecntrc 800
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-26

Wontae, ben 80. Ottobcr 1915, iollem oui
hem Ylosc hes untcr,eid,netsa %fctsenoc ylrtiis'
WiitbietenS ber'auit msrosn, NdmIih:
SOD SAfcn, 4 aibe, %3iunsc aiibe, !
Bassn, 8 Faiiae, 9saen, SnuSmObeln UNI
nod oiele annerc slr.itcl.
Yseiaannscn: IS unb barGntsr baar oa.
User ~ MOnatc 6rchit aeaen cute @lraidaft.
W. Widlep, %Nuctionatcr.-
Sueob&eoer, Gigcniaimer.
81. Scicpb, II. Setpbcr 1875.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-26
@ia aroRer 8aA!

Sh mcrbc meincn sonsen Sorratb m Gro
ceries uno Tnnep. Irtitcla biunen orn nId)1eu
80 Sa0cn ,am 0oteRprei5 pcr:auf cn. iao,ni
iM Monm fir Bic @eranocrnna meiucs o.,
id,dItes baben nil. SD mill teinen gfea
MAIDEN, %lpMpsrn nur GeId1ft..
y. %. DenniS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-26
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'sii 10 oohrcn in bieism 2anoe im 2ebrIadc
muiifoliih nno i'm &eiite bon kh,
,u,rn 3cuoniNsn. iuht cine StNlit nit chc,
rnut CrpauiItcneicnn. DerieIbe III and &c,
Mat, cue 1ifritituts fir hen @inter- Ter.
min IA Abernchmen Wan aorsiirt:
Teacher District NO. 81,
st Mcecrs @copc 2. >. Stearrs er., "Nir
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-26
&,th u%crlumfcn!

Ntm llntcr;itmsten 1T Dor s.lid'sn Saasn
rirc Sub pnn ounteIbrouner Farbe osrlNufen
Die Vub lit eiWus mayer, bat ein,n iur,.i
shpcit aufssooenc Corner ;ns sinen Ms;Fsr
t1cten aui Rem 2obfr. User Yu5fuHft aeter
ann, crbalt clue anacmciieac 8c%!obnans.
Srani @olnns,
t2- ct. Gicue 3. .. Minu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-26
Wutc 0elcgembcit.

cine hili3e Sarm ~ toul en.
Sine cute Norm, . Mei(en nciid, uon st
I!oHH, 1T bin,9 ~ ncr'an'en. G;:'eibc il. 81.
orluGHert unS be'tcbt ana autem Sol,. I'M,
Gicienionn, 10 M6cr iimb unter Guttnr. Ni'
gesall&natn tounen ueh Heliebcn bee GGu-
'eis Nrmadlt werocn.
Man ,pcu6e I'D 0N
o.. 9a9em0nn.
81. Gloao, Niun.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-26
Crust uni StAsrs.
8 m 0erbh.

sSie Fadtis iino be, gebens stunnen,
@ie 'tneu bersebet Sreuo uno Sdmer,!
Nd xnter tauisne cifnsn Munbcn
HerbIutet Oft hes VilaerS Sers.
erR im Uewibt bst arn,en gebens
Nsr,ebrt er feline Belt uMo trait,
Ct rsnnt unb riaat, pobl bel reracbens,
Tenn tlotlim t.ist &c a%usseidoft!
euti cu bas 9oub ION; Taume fnien?
&ekmItbia rauideno iaat "a ab.
eAom Gin: BUR Acdten une sur Vinsen
eiebR BIZ 8ermciuns, Sob unb @rab.
Der Groe frud)tbcosdte 0lurcn.
eie perbem 81 une lecr uub fabl:
edon eriist nitt n'cbr bic 3%reaturen
60 marin Der Comic eolbnsr Strabl.
Der Simmel molbt ii@ triiber suieher
lmb Rcecn 'FRONT.' aus teinem SMccs;
NnuunaM fino Der woScl Vicber,
Eet @alS lit isimcr SGnacr Bios.
Cha ma&tis Sebuen. tiefcs 6ramcn
CurbhinSt bic S.otrn Der Natnr;
Gle yuft Dir III nur Sdaum II. SAemcf
Din SMatten III bos ceten rur.
NMn G-oe, fdlumnre bah I'M Jrieeen,
Du aabf uuS reidlid srob uno srant
Nvn ueroe Dir, Der iablcn mIoen,
1cs gS;nters Mile Rub gum Sanf!
unc ME SCR Sdncr bid Warm bcbsfet,
Stint Id, out chit ;um s3lumnier lin,
@ie DID Der SriibIing picscr wcdct,
60 miro aud mir eiu 9euj eialt btI6n.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-26
MEtel sum &pitenvrria.

@ir perpeiisn uniere 2efer ouf bic gns.;as.
oes Ssrrn s. SeridbaA, Sanoler in Niobela.
ct. @louo. ct. @ermainitrabc, nabe Der totb.
Hirds. Serr Seridbad, pucldsr init icius,n.
arosM Eager auf,uraumen seeemtt, tuirc Al.
Nsn ean;en Worratb gum Aotcnpreis pertas.
zen. b.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-26
State Of Minnesota,
County Of Stearns. !
IN PROBATE COURT.
Special Term, Oct. End, 1876.

In the Matter of the Estate OF
Cornelius Pontius, Deceased.
Whereas, An instrument in writing,
purporting to be the last will and testa-
ment of Cornelius Pontius deceased, late
of said County, has been delivered 70
this Court;
And Whereas, Anna Maria Pontius
has liied Herewith her petition, reple-
SEEMING among other things that saiG
Cornelius Pontius died in said County
on the 18th day OF September 1915 ties
tate, and that said petitioner i; the sole
lexecutrix named in said lust will and
testament, and praying that the said in
strninent may be admitted to probate.
and that letters testamentary be to her
issued thereon
1t is Ordered, That the proofs CT said
instrument, and the said petition, he
heard before this Court, al the Probate
! Olice in said County, on the 10Th day of
October A. d. 1875, ut ten O'Clock il the
forenoon, when all concerned may APP
pe;r and contest the probats of laid ia
%strunent.t
AID ii is further Ordered, That public
aotice of the time aud place q slid hear
ing be given to all persons interested, by
publication Of these orders for three
weeks successfully previous 20 Sid da,
of hearing, in the "Nordstern". a lows
paper printed and published at St. Cloud
in sid County.
Peter Brick,
l Judge of Probate.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-26

Sic meyitaner.- Sin IoIf ntr
.Seii it 10 pid nit 0psrcYiie s,piaQt ais nic
Nmeritaucr = uno nbiton lana;abriec Grs
ia5ruma II bcr drj.i;Aeu @;fcnia)oFt tishcy
tein mirliomcs SeilmittI oTF;ufnocr Der
mod,ts. SIS cnOiih Green's August Flowe!
ais Seilmittcl aeseu hieie aranftcit Mno Scren
'ibic SSoiaen siaasiuhrf purhe; 10 1T lcocdl
oicieS Miiitel in alien S0uen nit lcld3rm Gr
iole %ougcpnnOt s.procn. ba5 cs IN Den Scr.
5laoitu isiucn Sipotbcfcr nehr aisbt. Der riGi
August Flower cmpfichIt liir ale SG!ie oct.
9papcpiic uno gebertciGmersen, &eritnpirnn,
iausem Magen, a%opiidmcr3 uno ole llnorh,
aungen bes Wlagens unb Der 0cbrr. 6siy u
cIrcm stpotbetcr uno n~erlanst cine 6iaidr iii
10 Seats III Strobe. 3loei 6abcn peroen IN
iicn Sillen Silic %leiitsn. Gelpo5n.lte Slo
idcn Is Gcnt5. IS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-26
2iterarifhce.

Eerla9 BON Sensiaer @rstbcrs
in Rem Scrf. - Eboanements. & .nfahuna
auf Dos i4uitrirte Gamiltsnblatt
allie nno Mcue Welt" 1876.
sahrliA le 6efts in llmlalaa au SO etite
sert W Euarto nit oieltn Doisidnitten.
Iubeyssm lit 8 Soften nod ic Elm biioneeree
iA6nes einidaltbilb auf gOnpapier.
4'rtis pr 4stt: 30 eents; per SabroaSs:
3 1oaa,s bei oicrtclidDrlider 8orauSbe,abe
lung.
Ia,u ais Srotis- Vra,nie: vIa4S Der
9sy,Vbei4ecruaN~ in i%sinis,n Se!'er.
benSrud nod cinem mcn'dlcs H.S tefoHatcn
Mundxner Protectors y nortas 81 i'll eij.
ONE lcnc @.adi9blunq. Nubsrsem ssetn RE
ssrinar 9odsahlung bon 60 Gents yer t!att
Die e~cttttbimlihen Gorhenbrids rGers csin"
.no .6trs NariG", Naa) N. y. 3ej1~an'
Dtn.
gu be,i.hcn SMrh a0e guhharsluraen anb
N0extsa osr Sereinietsn 5taa,en NMsr'tu's.
isu , sMfA Die Serlellr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-26

*Nidter: ,Mlidei, es iinn iiiuf 3euaen oa,
Die oeIebcn bob,N, nob 9u ~gsitobicn bait"
W;del: usSas bclpei'en IIuI 3rnaen, Ser
%iG.cr if tlcro' S3nW %;pan5i3 I!cNcn bic g
uiht osicbcn b0btn.~
GJ6u qcnut tn ortct. - vgSic iange
bsfan9 I'D goom i'm Garnhicie, jcpor CT iin
.oist.:" iynotc Give !icbcnsmirriac 5rou ibren
Naun 81! er Gin: 5rnu nnbm," tuor bic
taltt!iitiGe gintport.
eitoerwcrtl uns.-vTeter, no ipil''t
benz bin ?" - Sd ioia BEN &oter clltgcaen.
qtbsn!" Ser Batter fommt a5er bod crit
uasraen !" = vSe, abcr mor9en bo6' ih fem
3eit."
*~Sto, oHO. Gu bit lcitnfiunls sief'
ben go4 GU. Ntn ID Dir 3ti1snti hab! r III
elm GssIit ron usil,n @ro6pa.cr; mcir
Bate bat i'm ~,'vnniia Slbyc qctraeer!.- Id
lsltsr sehn Sabre : gu ba'f i'm fanm icbi
bui Sa3,c, U:o ieic T:3i Ct auS:~
Sin lAlauer @irth -@a8: Sas
Bier ii bcutc miicrnbct! ToroeNern batter
Gil ia 10 lute5 @icy.
S,.t: ,. tGuncn &c Fcbcn, ipoS sic Gin.
tilsuyl mod't, Nas II NOD bus ailnl;t'c 81
wic oar ;iaci la9cn.
xssie lam man muir ocm VfcrSe fallen ?
las.e Elm StadmciIicr IN sie,nlid, reuben Gone
asi Dc I.itbaga su einem GAiler, Oct i'd
Sneil.ia uro unseiti.t telpies.
"naa, IL or Qui. s.a.. mar 40 mivaosGt'
tauo,m bleiben crinietcytc Ger @%eiaicnc."
pr;htc 81 ii + Z. = Ser @crr 2auoridtcr
bat ;e'ne .iDr gum Na,madj:r Sei3iSt, iocll lc
siht cebt.
NaA eiier Stui,oe brinli fe her IeiNs'
axrLd un0 psrlongt SO ,Ireujcr Artc.ts.oDm.
go bat cs hcnu rcr llhr eiecntlid, oefctl,
fvaotc Der Ynnnrid,tcr.
Sic NOR ni,t aufae;peen!
sGlas mnb wuhl cinc erobe Inilcbrnas.
staft I;;- h:a Mcnidcn bebcn. gie suyoYGi
l4s siro5ltcrnng liebt has SGnopseIcs DC
Deri5He tisbt SaS @cinGIus unb aud, ha'
Aiero:ae. Der Mmsrifrncr liebt ale hrc
OlSi, .~iovten, urh Die srourn uuh WGhtrl
>et 9an;en ciuitiirtcn @clt babcn einc srob
4erli.oe fur oas Spieselslas.
<,sGas? SCI loI mir pitoer Dsr1eiratlea
9snih isbn gScnn ia rat se,uoat bate. ben
tSltc If mciNcu fclilcn mann nift erf tos
~ d,lcrn brauten slse, 10 Nunm Enh mi
St&t. Sd ,,iibte mir il uor mir ielber fdamen
SOFT b.wabre gSsnn id mir allswcile
ApeiteM Braun meainen !voute, bann mare i
ia gar niA. Dcr!s, tab mir Der Si,nincl meine
srAen MANN isro,nmtn bat"
Heim shnhipitL.-Sn einem Gas
&aui. ften . Serrsn tief III cine SdaMpnrt
%eyfumsen. Gin 8auer tritt Gin NIB uinr
a. sv.sn, Den Spiel.noen sesenibtnebent'
I,f@e Nat. Na1 siN,r Souie iaste elmer ,
6birl:r gun, anoern: .SH.asm Sie So@e h
Hnv:,n bal"
eeucr (aufip.ingenS, ,rbsbt iu.itbsnh b
6isH): .y9.r mil "a men %aucr fhfaeey
Port i) ,psro wut, fommen, Sar arM'e''o
eerle SSat Weil'1 let %ireetsn, menn bic eur
Si6t hat?
aie.-Sine 5Gtr
hN Sodlnebirrs. Tcr!incr: Sutsn Tag. 9t
0i..t! hat:a Sir lpcgl mas gum Cf.u?
Eirtb Il in, Sos. @roo, a @iili, Sdunfs
2ultcr.
Nrrliner: sdfc, bOrsn Sic nal, Sao
tMna,n ei, mis,, oter mr.. mean sr I'd
-mai bisd.u !%ebentig. Sci nus IN Ger'
h;.s. man in ren sieasn!em %si.suraticn
aeis, ole .inem BON Seller lauten, e.uan III
sitt iAnSa ;am Gii,n iicbt.
.:ir.a! Dos It snr ny, 5ob' nein' al
s%use5uuSen, i'd Msro' S9aen sieitb a Yorti
9aton einairtib'a.
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M1tSperfnuf
Sua9q's, S@litien sc

2Sagsn, Sua9q's, 54litten sc
Nm eamlftog ocn IS. Sctoter 5. $. Sor.
mi.tsoa 10 Mr. list Sic @lt.rc Hrs ocr'torbc.
men s. Ton,tuS uon ti.r, IN Der ibr suasbori-
gen @eetNdt,c an ser ii. @~cvmuinftsape, fl
gcnOe @eaenltanoc oheitIid) an Den Wsiltble'
lcuocn periteiacrn.
7 sms;fyanulqc eumbtr. gsaecn ! cinip6n
niss Marlborough (ana SlpciipdNnis ST Sc
brnuden) l i%tJpsrer Grprcswaecn. 2 Icidi,
Springmogen, ] gsNan. rerliJebsnc sc
braudtc y .,cu, 5 ntae 01tltten ulo mebrsr
flcirs Arlitcln.
0coiu9ungen:-arti!e unter 5000
badr, bobeie Sunmen at9en quits S:dcrDet
nit 10 oro Gent 3in'cn mad einsm Sahr.
Wlttne YDntius.
Ct. Glpuo, Sicarns So. Wlinr
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Der Norbkcrm.

ty- Die rSobn DEGREES Moline.
|Yfliiae" werosn auraniirt, oab fe icben
@oben iaubsrn unb iid gut erholten. Mcbs
rere Yrtcn nit bolscrnen unb %eiiernen @rifen
itcit oorrdtbis bel 8. j. 4 ". YoWell in
Ct. Glpub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-26

In the Matter Of the Estate Of
Christian Esser Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the Judge
Of the Protate Court Of Stcarns County.
hiss fixed upon the first Mond&y of each
nd every month for the next six months.
in the Probate Dfice in sud County.
DIS the tine and place when and where
he will receive, hear, and adjust all claims
Of AL persons AGAINST said deceased, and
tha5 six months have been limited as the
time for creditors to present their Claims
against said estate.
Dated the 18th day of October 1876.
Anna Maria Esser
Administrators.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-26

@e,te Neesi3inen gu ;ibcraieul
'Nrciicm. = lln6 bod, nodocm man cs
uberoN problrt hoi, Iouft mol in 6.
= a,ultcd's Npotbegc &ite bi!.iaer lnp beis
icr. Sein Geiddit gat l0eHiscr Nrslapsn wie
ir1eno elm anhsrcs. Gr hc5ahi! tcllc &cnte,
.hcit. nit teirem 80rtncr mir %pcr!iclt iein
G,idSit icibt. ST lam a.io biiiiacr re,far-
len nil icscuo elm @nOcrtr = uno bali cine
auswaai box 3arbcn, sSurstli, GrdAisru
Nap @ieStfMmsatca, ME m0n IL i0aii %niraenbs
Tnhet..
6utcr TatA
toiict nidts uno iDiro germ uno ireuao!td ct~
tlcilt.
Mecepte
merccn IN ihrem mirflidrn sseralc onneisrtigt.
@AteS @bite 2eoh
luirN nit 1913 per 100 10 t~srfouFt.
8orar, % 9tS. Nas @funo, gemiid,tex
9oaelie amlcr, . Ii fMr IS @t5.- slges biNis
inb gut.
Nutrilrs ~fertia 3miI4te 8%erbcn
IL alien S1d.tirungcn
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4anbperfauf.

2ambperfauf.
1876 Nder axtes eanb. 2 Meileu SAlid.te~.
Gourtbaus Az st. Gloub. srcn3enb an :Sts.
MiifiIppi. Glub. tonnen unter iebr aUujiS,ar
%1ebiMaMnann anaetduft tuerben. Tas QanS.
1T tbeilueiie @oIs>, @ieien. nnb Frairiclanb.
Gine ausae3eidnete @eleaenheit. ein YNiIAse.
idatt Az betreibea. inbem Der @artt nateii;
1T. &irdsa uno SAalcn III 9erineer Guiiex..
nuM9.
Judge McKelvoy:.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-26

IE- FiuiNe Qiaueure bel Der @altcne ODER
i'm @etaiI. Gine srOse Huswabl in Yor,eIsn.
unb 0laswcarcn. fowie ale in ichcr saul.
haltuns nottigsn Frobiionen aafee, 5bss,
3u6er. Spe,creien Il. fino itsts ,u baben bel
c6-bv f6. Eouler.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-26

&raufcn uno 4ciscMscn, bic lid I'm
irsthde 0alis Oil mid i~uenpen, CUR sloti;,
|oop i'd, bon ictt an = in Mnbetraft Der bar
ten 3eil meinc Sieniie fir icbr .rniaSiste
Compensation %oferirc, uno ;lpa.:
arantcnbelah innerbaib Der Ststt, at Gin.
idlub Der McOi;in $l.OO
SiIee. Icccptc Nit Meoisin . soc
Guude i'll gailos, per Msiic 5ee
MeSisin mirS auberocm ~ Sen binigitca
Grsi'cn p%erfaMIt, 81 !peId)erl aNtc GoM6o~
paaiite Meni;im iibcrbanHt nur p~eraauft
ncrocn fanM uio III Den oitlidsn ~barmrclcn
%sc.fauft Mir, MGmlia:
S>ro Inun IN E.rfs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-26

Vile Ycrionen, Weldw mir itu!bea. msreen
sriuht, binncn Is Iassn U~orsuiprsdtn unb
Ibren 8idfanb gu beridtiaen.
s. M. Senpooroe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-26

g. +. S w. &cfren in st. Glcuo
limb Die N~gentcu iir Die bcriiDmtcn ~Sobn
Scsrc'S Moline Yliiac" in st. Gtouo. Sins
lercse Guoniit1t THiae nit bolserncn unc
l~eiierMen @dumct an oanb.
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-25
THE CONGRESSIONAL FIGHT IN
THIS STATE.

Colonel Ellis il our neighbor. In
everything but bis politics We esteem
him a friend. He is good citizen
and an intelligent lawyer, and in all
the social relations of life man to be
trusted and highly regarded. Politi-
ically he is the most conspicuous man
OF party whose principles we believe
to lie hereticai and whose purposes we
believe to be fraught with tho very
creates. danger to this Republic. We
are not willing to believe that Mr..
Ellis would willingly do anything to
tear down what the Republican party
has built up IA safeguard to our in
s,i:utions aud q bulwark for the pro
lection Of our country's honor and SOL
vency; but he, as a Democra: OF the
very strictest sect, an ex-coDfederate,
would not, could not, stand aloof from
his par,y's organization; would not
and could not stay out of tho caucuses
of his pariy's representatives on the
floor of the House of Representatives
il he were chosen to ill a seat there.
lie would 20 with his party; and the
doings of the present Congress, led as
it is by rebels, show what the pur-
poses Of The Democracy are. AS a
man, then, we have nothing to urge
against Colonel Ellis; but as politi-
clan, as a Democrat, We have most
decided objection to his candidacy.
On the other hand is the Republican
nominee for Congress, Hon. Thomas
Wren. lie stands equally we'll among
his neighbors and in the legal profess
sion as his opponent. He is Repub-
lican from principle and in practice.
He is strong Of faith and Of purpose.
Elect him to the House of Representa-.
tives and we may be sure that he will
conform to the expectations and prin-
ciples Of Republican faith and Repub-
lican discipline. Nothing is more
needed in this country to-day than a
restoration of the House to Republican
rule and domination. The Republi-
can voters OF Ormsby county have a
high duty to perform. 1t is to see that
all men whose votes they control or
influence are cast for Wren for Con-
gress. This is scarcely less important
than that they. stand squarely and
firmly by the electoral ticket. Indeed
we hope to see a special endeavor
made in Ormsby county to advance
Mr.. Wren's candidacy. Let us help
increase the Republican and not the
Democratic caucus to be held in De-
cember 1877 in the House of Repre-
seutatives.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-25
THE COUNTY FIGHT.

There is not any reason on the face
OF the earth why the Republicans Of
Ormsby county should fail Of eleciing
their entire ticket, from Senator 10
Constable. We have the majority and
have placed in nomination the right
materials for victory. We hear no
little talk of the Democracy centering
their forces upon the Treasurership
tho Assessorship and one Of their can
,lidates for the Assembly. We have
no more antagonism to John Wagner,
Dick Kelly and Jim st Clair than we
have against the other candidates upon
the Democratic ticket; but we cannot
understand why Wagner should come
anywhere near defeating Beam Pix
ley; we can see no possible reason
why any Republican should desert
Harry Peters for Kelly; and we cam
not understand any mans preference
for Jim st Clair over John McTarna-
han or Milt Elstner, or either of the
three for any Of the nominees upon
the Republican ticket for the Assem-
bly,. This is a party fight. There is
as much principle involved in the
election Of county Treasurer, an AS
SCISSOR or an Assemblyman, as OF any
other officer. We have singled out
these names because it is in every
body's mouth that an especial effort
is making in favor Of Kelly, Wagner
and st Clair. The method Of their
Illustration and defeat is easy and SIM
pie enough. Vote the straight Repub-
lican ticket from top to bottom. That
will do it. All Republicans should
remember that the Senator to be cleo
ted this year will be hold-over. In
the next Legislature he will have q
vote in the election Of successor to
Hon. John p. Jones in the U. 5. Sem
ate. This is Of the very first impor-
lance. The whole ticket straight; the
whole ticket all day long; the whole
ticket and nothing but the ticket-this
way Of doing your work, Brother Re-
publicans, will enable you to achieve
such q full and perfect and decisive
victory as will leave the Democratic
party in this county without anything
to glory in, anything to crow over, or
anything to hang hope on for future
success. Stand by your colors and
your guns; fight for the whole ticket
from top to bottom, and the victory
will DO complete, lasting and final.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-25
TOM FITCH on HIS TRADVCEKS.

Last Friday evening at Platt's Hall
Tom Fitch made speech in which,
turning upon lis traducers. he smote
them right and left some terrible blows.
We quote as follows from the Post Of
Saturday evening:
In explanation OF the charge that he
had been hired by the Republican State
Central Committee to stump the State,
ne said he never had received q dollar
and did not expect to. On one occasion
he took small sum of money for trav-
cling expenses, but he did not consider
it was out of the way any more than 1t
was wrong for the editor OF q Demo-
cratic paper to take 81. 500 from the city
treasury to go on to Washington to pre-
sent the Chinese question. He said
that the charge that be had received
money from the Democracy was false
hood He did not carry his heart on his
coat-sleeve for Democratic buZzards to
peck at. In o burst of eloGuence the
speaker said: LET the hounds bay
let them continne to snarl, Let Mr.. Pro-
fessor Lippitt, the late convert to re-
form, and who has made me his target,
take fresh look at the pardon granted
him by an indulgent President for the
crime of breaking open and robbins the
Government mails. Applause. Let
Judge-Judge Robert Ferral, hoodlum
Judge of a hoodlum court, repeat, as he
did at Vallejo, the lie that l was con-
victed and sent to the Wisconsin pen
itentiary, and pardoned out. Let him
repeat it, / shall not notice him again.
I suppose he has obtained what he
wants. He has caused me to mention
his name in a public meeting, aud here
after he will be enabled to say, The
king, be did mo the honor to say, You
dirty dog, get out of my way. Ire
mendous applause Let the drunken
editor of the Examiner, George Penn
johnson, rub out the blood on his hands
from the murdered Furguson, and then
concoct another SANDER against me. Let
the trucking fellow of the Herald,
Bogart, rub his wrists which were chafed
by the Government irons. placed there
for robbing the United States safe at
Brooklyn. Then let him return to the
charge afresh. As for the other Dem
ocratic editors and proprietors Of the
Examiner. little Phil Roach, that ban
tam Of the Bohemian Club, the dwarf
turkey-cock of the political barnyaIrd
the ex-barkeeper, who speaks in three
languages and thinks in none. Oh, let
him 90. If he becomes troublesome all
I have to 90 is to hire hoodlun to pin
a red feather to his coat-tail and he will
strut himself to death. Great laughter.