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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-20
COUNTY TnEASUREs'S SEMI- kN3AL
REPORT.
COUNTY TIRE AsURER's OFFICE, J
CARSON CITY, Ornsby County, NeVa4a, :
january 5, 1873.

To the Beard Of County Commissioners OF Ormsty cOtnt,
Nevada:
Gentlemen: herewith submit my report Of the bus.
Of the County Treasures Office Tor the half year ed
ing DeceInher 81, 1877.
On the let Of July 1877 there in the sever county
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-20

NofirE Is HTRERY GIVEN TO All
per,ons holding mechanics liens against the proncrtv
Lots >os. T. and of block S. of Proctor e. cr" w.
division OF Carson City, ornsby County Nevada that tb
Undersigned nave commenced action in the Justices
Court Of Carson Township Orrnshy Count Vevada bo
f'Fe Z. a "therel Justice Of the Peace to forecose
ncchanG7 lien held against said property and ali ner
h"idlg Mems on sad premises under and by yirue of an
Act {" the Legislature of the State of Nevada fntitId
An act to secure liens to mechanics and others and m
repeal all other Acts in relation thereto annroLel WA
1875 are hereby notified be and appear before nid
CORY on me th day Of August 1877 10 o'clock A. NJ Of
said liens. P A WACTFpt%o 20 u uleI
Carson. New. July l6 1877. III ' ,!S
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-20

Srt' .. Ksarv person, fra $3.50 ,tion ed ii
carrying the business OF k'H:rG Ns'"Ing alley, s''
livery stable hayS ard and butchers, gC3 ccEdt@n
les, water companies, soldiers, brewers, forwarding
chants, keepers OF planning mills, ~od dealers soda maui
acturrs ana insurance III the business Of keeping
any She'd corral or other place where animals are bearded
hired sold Nhrre Iced is sold IN the utl ture
% an! acid, blue atOGe soap car3 shalt ly Tor aud 0t
tain quarterly. license sucH business,
shall pay therefor ten dollars pes quarter.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-20

Il called fact that JOB Printing OF every description
il done at this Office st reasonable rates
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-20


AUCTIONEERS AND PAWNBROKERS,
Section 20-Every person. firm, association engaged
in selling auction anything beside his property
IN leaning money other thing Of value, pawn
broker in said city sha pay for and obtain lienee to
do, and shall pay therefor ny TIL dy, dollar by
the tNcantN dollars
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-20
JOB PRINTING OFFICE

one q the largest and most complete IN the State
The sun., 1878-09-08
NICOLL, the TAILOR,
Rusln,ss 9 nancts.

Ruslntss 6mmts.
4 LADY IN business Wishes partner with sil. or
~ would sell lady would like Two chlldren to board
can al Il. Hester II
COFFEE and cake lunch room fur sale =, Hudson
Y
I'OR SALE schooner u uitant. chpscity l2l tons,
O., ntrc board. dran-ht o WAhr. lnari feet vessel
In hr.t class order nr uA Scr hrirk trade AWlN TO-
HOrkiNS 4 NELSON. ~. West i y
LOK SALE CUEAP-tlNturcs ul slurr A4u East
Auh 81, consisting o nickel plate show thse glass
iars. Sc
L'ORsAI Buichrr shop. fixtures complcie doiug
u n cash business price S2in Ip ION aN
NEWS STAND AMI route Tor .alr Inquire carll
~ AZ northwest corner 3ith Il nnd II oadWAS.
Il ERK's bREW iii West 18Th Vt, Sew
IN YORK -Sttk h iur sniC. heap Tor cash, brew
tor sale or To rent Apply uu the premisc..
The sun., 1878-09-08
G,ntlstrp.

A KTIFiCIAL TEETH spcc,al,y. Scts g. d.
"A ward; substantially mndr cAmlu,N Ntcl
J, L, kEAACDl. 81 Bond o.
The sun., 1878-09-08
pENNsYLyANIA IAnAiLnoND.
AND USITED STATES NAIL ROUTE


On AMI after JulJ \. 1878
Trains leave New York DesbrOsses and COrtlAnit
st.. Ferries as follows
Express tor Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West ami south
with Pullman Palace cars attached. "a Nj and 81
L daily.
For wuhnnspor, Lock Haven Cory. ami Eric at 10
! NJ, connecting AZ CORY Tor rtnS,ilc. Petroleum
Centre, ami the on Regions Wilhlmsport and Luck
liaNen,OA NJ
Balumor, Washington and the South. Limi,cd wash.
ington ENprcss ot PullmAn farior Cars daily except
SUNDAY, 0.i1 4. VI; arrive MAshniton 10 l.. VI
REGULAR ~ 10 4 NJ, |. 80 ami 9P. VI. sunday 81
and 9 p "
Expres. lor Philadelphia N I ~ ~ D. % - Lin
itcdl, II A. !, T. y g. q 81 ! - : 80 and y T. "
SUNDAY, ! 80 and 4 NJ, = a. ~ ~, ! 80 and l..
NJ Emigrant AMI second class. 7 P
For Cape MAY. T. VI
Boats oi Brookiyn Annex" connect with all through
trains at Jersey city. ahoriins speedy and dircc,
transfer tor BrookNn travel
For trans 10 Newark. EhKahe N. Railway. Princeton
Trenton Perth Amhuy. Fcmnston, Bvl,tcre, and
other pnints se1 local schedules at all Tcket Ofrcs
Trains arrive From lhttshurgh. $50 10 - NJ 10 ~
VI daily, ~ 80 A VI. 4 10 I VI dailN. except Monday
From Washington AMI Baltimore. q 81. y pA NJ ~,
5lj IL. 10 T. VI SUNDAY. 80 y ~ From Phili.
delphA, 5 ~. $50 "a 10 81. ~ 81 4 Vi, 9.lO
40 So dSn ~ N u. ~ ~ sunday, 8 Oj,
$50 go ~ 20, II so 4 VI Is ~. 10 - 4 VI
Ticket Ohices. $40 ami s|t broadway. Ast0r House
aud foot oi Deshros>es ami turtandt 1t, Court st
and Br okyn Annex Depot foot ot Fulton It Brooklyn.
IA, llh and lla Hudson st. Hobuken Depot jersey
FRANZ THOMSON. l. T. FARMER
Ocneral Manager Genl PASSENGER Agent.
The sun., 1878-09-08
A -sTEA AMER LONG HKANCH. 81
n. GRAND GALA EXCURSION
GHEATES1 ENENI on TIE SEASOk.
GREATEST EVENT or THE )
steamer
LONU BRANCH.
Cant JAMES LYNCH

IUNU RRANTIT
Cant JAMES LYNCH
Will make the champion cNcurion NJ the season 10
Ncwburgh. on sunday. Sept = making her usual land
iugs with the exception of Gold spring The Hon.
urablc the members 0t the Board d Aldermen " New
York aud Nnnkcrs have accepted invitation. and
will grace the aston with their presence Baulani'.
Grand Military brass Bnnd. Of twenty-five pece.. will
give grand concert and musical entertainment also
Hairs Minstrel Trounc and the great American slave
Troupe and Quartet The Long Branch will leave jew.
.s wharf BruoklVn. At -, West 10th It DO and
Mc-t 2ttu Il ate 80 \ VI.
Pare. entire grand excursion. ~ cents
Rcfrcshmouts of all kinds ut popular prices
The sun., 1878-09-08

~ e,atrd Railway open from 81, \. h ~ l.
stations Rector st. nearest point for Wall A. Terry
Cortanlt 81 nearest point for Jersey CitN aud Com
muupaw ieines Park place. nearest point Tor Post
biicc. tity Hall. AMI barclay i ferry uohoAcu.
Chamterss It nearest point fol Pavonia ami Eric
terry, Franklin II Grand II nearest points Tor Dcs
brosses It ierr toJer-cy tity and Peoples Line steam
ers for Albany, Bcctkcr i, -I st. nearest points Tor
Christopher Il ferry In iIohOken l4h 9h >,
point Tor 21 I ferry To- Jersey Cty a3l It i2d 1t
est point Tor y Y Central Il depot. 5nti II S~h u
nearest point for central Park For uptown trans take
cast side stations For down town trains take west side
stations Fare OCeuts except between the hours Of 81
and -. NJ, and and + " when the iarc is 5cents
Roue-from H-th 81 along 9Th to AMI along Amity
II 20 and nlo. South 18th TO Canal crossing into
and along West BroadwA, to Chamber, crossing into
and along College place. To and along Murray ami
along church s to and along New Church It TO Morri,
II Connects with the following horse lines At Rec
tor st. with cars Tor south rTy at Grand 1t with
Tor Dcshrnsrs and Bsst Granc ferries Beeckcr
with cars for east and weN. a. @th st. with cars tot
'hrisiorhcr and East lnh Il ierrirsi At ian 1t with
tor West I'D and East 23d ami 3fth ferries $50
Il with ears tor WechaMk terry AZ iath It with
Of Belt Line Railroad WM Il GARKlSON, President
NJ. NAN bHOtkIIs. SUPERINTENDENT
The sun., 1878-09-08

Etal diftalt.
DEHOLD WHAT An NOFFER.-spicndid farm
- near ~foulsurg ~ acre, nj sttiiuu 80 o"ar, cN
tcilcut ErH-, lands dwelling rooms. bank. barn.
hmliirs-, ftt runnnt water st.tk crop tpo- every
thin, Ouls sIt o. riort, healthy, VIII take sur ash
snl good house aud lot. ant clear worth .iOi
~ upcan teinAn. Mrs BNkAM. Ea, stroui,hurs. IA
EHEAp hou.rs on small payments AMI long time.
y ciiy or country blNpAN l'~t FULTON st, BROOKLYN
LNDK SALE At har-an. 10 close estate two
pretty cot1Ec two aud halt each slate roofs
stable Aih cArilgc house.; hieh rrnund healthy good
ncishhurnud orc nlr from steamboat landing. less
than one hours .lll ironi city
ApplN at ~ Liberty 1t or jj7 West 2Jd 81 city. No
sgents ~ ed apll
LOK SAI.E.-roiarmers ani gardeners from the old
country tuol land Tor sale near Sew York AMI Phla
del hiA iur 81 Ier acre. II PAGE. lu2 Park place
HOUSE and ull lot with improvements for sale or TO
IL let t2 North "a 81. BROOKLYN T.. -
THE " HOLE or paIt of hotel or country rest
U deuce tor sale Cheap. mile from tOney Island,
The sun., 1878-09-08
NANMA,TT,AN IHEAAGGMy HAILM,,LMSHys Al s,,LSIHys

MANuATTAN BEACH HAILWAY.
wi TIMB TABLE--WEEK DAYS AND SUNDAYS
VIA gREBNPOfNr
Steamer ELIZA HANCOCK. running from pier foot ~ 23i
st EAST RIVER. To Ccmpany's depot at dREHNfOlST
makes close connections with all trans to and from
Manhattan Beach. leaving 23d st a. pa. iO.45, and
thereafter evory hat hour up to a. T. ".
Trains leave Manhattan bcfch or prcenpoint and New
York AtcOrrc spending time from 10 A VI to 10 T. "
Time from Grecnpnint ~ minutes Trains connect At
East New York with rapid transit trains on Atantc ay
Brooklyn also with Cansrse and ltockaway Beach II n
VIA hay RIDGE
Steamers TfIOS COLfYER and u. MARTIN leave
hourly 22d It n Il, from A. NJ 70 Leroy at \.
r.. from y 10 A. TO 10 =. VI Pier No T. n r. from
pa A. 20 725 Returning. leave Ma9hati IN
Beach "a NJ and from 10 ~ A VI 20 y ~ T. ". hourly
Excurson tickets rUin New YORK either way 30 cents
The sun., 1878-09-08
TO rnILADEL.rMIA.

TENNslLNANTA \ NAIIKOAD
TIE OLDESTABLISIIED ROIrE And SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NEW YORK ANn PHILADELPHIA
The sun., 1878-09-08

FOURTEEN, TMRorGu TRAINS ElCu WAY DAILY
THREE nEPOIS IN PHILADELPHIA
TWO IN NEW YORK
The sun., 1878-09-08
Amustmtnts.


rJ,uEATRE COMIoUE. 5it BRoApwN.
i iIarrienn a IIcrt ....y .rTOprietOrs
OVERFi0wING HOUSES NIGHTLY
EVEItYBODY PLEASED
This Is the favurte resort for ladies aud childrch
MONDAY sept a. and during the week.
IIARRiGAN AND HAKr
and their
VAUDEVILLE ItMINARIES.
Rf NlNO EDDIE.
The Champion Tightro. Dancer ot the world
MIR. JOHN WILD
Will ride on the Elevated Railroad.
Mr. SAM DENEKE,
with a new "COrnucopis"
Mr. BILLY MAY will appear in his
GRANDFATftR RS CLOCK.
Mr. HARRY BENNBrT.
with fresh oOking ut iun
Miss ALICE SOMERS
BARLOW BROTHERS
Prof SAWYER Ievantinc and Earl Jennie NcAmans,
6c the performance concluding with Edward liarTi
gan hfeke drama - -
49," CALLAHAN TrR DETECTIVE
UARRIOAN aud HART IN the principal chrracc rs
In preparation. Edward Harrieans new @kcich' THE
LAW Makers and new Irish drama, IDtiAlkE
MATiNEES WEDNESDAY aud sAIl kDN.
Address communications. a. W IL uriihn. MahHgcr
The sun., 1878-09-08
Millntrp.

suust Furnishing.
AT DANIEL. OFAKHELL's Furniture and
~ iaUrt Warehouse. 40 -th aV. near 3lst st-Mc
sell at '' and tair prices Rni do not cAfc
penny catalogues our old customers always call again
lnstalntn ukcnif required
& l.. BAL MAINS new furniture. carpet ami
"a. bedding warehouse. ol2 AMI hiI sth nv, near idtl
st. the largest establishment NJ the kni m the rtv low.
est cash prices Weekly ant monthly payment, taken
RAtMANN bHOs. are Offering greg; bargains IN
- furniture, carpets h"dins at their stores - ani 81
Hud,oh - cor Br"Vin" weekly tnd n'htlls payments
IMMENsE REELECTION In prces of furniture
carrots bedding, stoves, Ac FOR cash or weekly oi
monthly patnpnts nj
The sun., 1878-09-08
Gsturslons.
GRAND ExCuRsIoN UP rME HynsVS;
" BENEFIT OF TMk YEILOM FRvEH sUFKRREES

CMANDExCuRsloN UPrnE HynsVS;
" BENEFIT OF THB YELLOW FRvEB sUFFKREHS
At THE SOUTH
The Committee appointed by Mayor By give notice
that they have arccned the munncent ocr Of Messr-
Jarrett Palmer OF 2Uo tickets excursions on the
magnificent floating palace steamer
PLYMOUTH ROCK
For grand excursions up the Hudson 10 West Point
and Newburph and return on FRIDAY. sept a. and SAT
URDAY Sept T. -.-.
All the special attractions for which hossrs Jarrett
Palmer noted.
boat leaves pier T. North River ate IS A. NJ, and foot
OF 22d st. North River, at as A NJ
Brooklyn passengers take annex boat al %. No 0ek
ira charge for TRANSFER - -
FARE. HOUND TRIP. FIFTY CRSTS.
Tickets may be procured at tho principal hotels
music stores and Of the Captains at the police precinct
station houses
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-02-22

| tl0iN hut Nauid return ANA lNln the
! ponce III the wood, ANA wait there until
We saw Martha leave tile house e. meet
her husband We were then Is ID IL
and wait until the thieves came IN, Whom
they We're e hc surrounded and ,akrn
prisoners. My husband Manted me Ii
remain II onr own house hut would
net dn -. IL said would only hc I'M.
agmlng All sorts ii dreadful things 10.
sldes knew has mother and Mary would
IKE TO have me with them.
Il NIL turned ont as well rs could hc.
The night was Very fine and inst II ~
O'Clock Martha stole down Ia the place
where had seen her the night before /;
then We all about \ dozen policemen
and ourselves, Went into the house The
men were stationed out of sight ii Gif.
terent rooms, waiting for the robbers
entrance. Henry came NJ 10 Mrs.
Bensons room, whore all Of IN women
We're, including the two servants. With
hrcathlcss anxiety wr watched and
waited. From where stood could
see the way they would come.
II was = o'clock when snw Martha
coming up the walk and four men with
her. Look !" said there tncy
are" They went around 10 the back
door, and We heard them stealing along
the passage iii the direction Of tho plate
closet, Then 4 sudden rush II scream
from the wrctrhcd Martha imprcea
tiens loud and bitter i shot another
scream
May God grant no lives will b. lost !"I
We prayed.
Poor Mary nearly tainted, Al last
We heard the officer call Henry tueolnc
down, The four mon were well secured
and taken to the police station. Martha
was taken there. too She confessed
She had lei them III for the purpose of
stealing the silver. One III the robbers
was slightly wounded III the arm, hnt no
one else was hurt. Very thankful was
] when found the next day that none
was the worse for having gone through
such u terrible scene.
The house where Marthas husband
lodged was searched, and the case Of
diamonds and many other valuable M |
tices found there This immensely re-
spectacle gardener had been disgrace
to his family and his profession. Left
Very much to himself through the in
dulgcncc of his employer, lie had con
tractcd habits Of tippling with low asa,,-
ciates 1T y ncighboring village, and ho.
came 50 completely demorulizcd III to
1T lust assume the degraded character
OF burglar, Now cumot tht rotrihution
which attends on wrong-dong. The
thieves We're all tried ut the next as-
sizes, and sentenced 20 various terms of
imprisonment,
II IL now many wears since all this
happened bat can never forget what
went through those two dreadful
nights though remember with thank
iulnes, that through my dream and ;hc
warming voice heard, | was the means
OF avertlng y great wrong, and perhaps
! d. not itnputc anything
supernatural t. my dream. Ii may
have been merely the result Of tension
81 feelings, supported hy some coinci.
dences. At All events, the results we're
such ~ have described.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-02-22
4 Fire Bnrning Thre. Weeks.
nisralch ID Sow YorL Tlmon. rnh. ID.


The fire which was discovered three
weeks ago in the Wadosvile Shaft COL
llcry Of the Philadelphia 4 Reading
loal and Iron Company il still msub.
dued. tinngs of mon have been work
ing day and night ever since to cxtin-
guisl it hy playing Oh il from il hose
and by other methods, hut as flst ~ il
i subducd III one place il breaks ont in
another Four or five fires have thus
been cStingtished sn ,ccssiycly, and lust
evening il was thought that the nst one
WAS under control hut to-day Il fresh
outbarst Of smoke and gases drove the
men from their work, and il was re
solved % drown the mine, rs d last re-
sort. Allthc fires discovered have been
IN what i here known lLs the seven-fo0t
VEN, but their character and persistent
recurrence lead to the belief that an
extensive fire must be raging ia the
vein which underiea tho
seycn-foot and il connected with ii in
tins mlne by numerous openings III
Of the necessity of flooding
The nine, Preparations We're made tomc
time ago @ turn Mill Creek into the
hickory slope, which connects with tho
shaft, and the mules were
brought otit of the shaft last week. a
dispatch from ST. Clair reports that ihe
@ator will be lot III Tomorrow. This
@ill be serious blow, both 10 Tie Com
1any and u the community, rs il will
.hrow out of employment for several
nonths about 5OD men and boy4, who
re hut ill-preparei 70 endure tho pus-
lGn.lOH.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-02-22
A Horses Little Joke.

Tho Cauandaigia Journal Of lilst week
tells the following. Along thcAidownlk
leading from The Globe Hotel 70 tho
hotel stable il high board fence.
North of this fence il yard where Mr..
Decker frequently turns his horse loose
for cxcrcire. Tie ground in tho yard
next % the fence ii foot or two higher
than the sidewalk. The horse occa-
slnnlly stands there with his head over
the fence. On Tuesday Inst the man
who runs the Naples stage was passing
along the walk just rs lie passed, tie
horse reached down his head, seized
him by his cont collar, lifted him foot
or two from the ground, and, after shak
ING him little, dropped him III the
snow by the fence, and then scampcrcd
away, kicking up hls heels.'
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-02-22
THE OuTC1STS PRAYER.

To die-o, 70 die and to sleep
Never 10 waken 10 weep,
Or shudder With unspokon dread
Never to curse the tatc
That makes life 50 odCsolate.
pr TO moan, 20, II were hut dead
! ain young; inns. Tgo o old a.e
With curse for heritage,
And life hnt a turncd.doMn page,
hlotied and blurred and seiled.
Ny heart like an Eden in waste
IS fountains like Myrth in taste
lts garden deSpoiled and defaeed.
Where sin, like serpent, has coiied.
To dic-0, 10 die and to rest!-
TO have stilled in my pulseless breast
Nv heart, with Its struggle done,
What matter for damp and mould
What matter ior dark and cold
n death surely Heaven were Won
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-02-22
DREAM AND ITS CONSEQUENCES.

When | was twelve years If age, |
Nas invited BY Mrs. Hall, my god
mother, to pay her visit before going
. boarding school, where | was to re-
main for u rew years. My mother had
died when | was very young, and my
father thought it better for me to be at
i nice school, where | would he among
girls Of my own age, than i'll u house
with only his sister and himself Mrs
Hall was very fond Of me, sho had no
children Of her own, and had my father
consented, she and MIR. Hall would
nave taken me to live with them en-
irely.
1t was lovely day III June when
arrived at my godmothers, and she was
delighted to SEQ me. The house was
beautifully situated Oh high ground,
surrounded hy grand Old trees. and on
one side was flower garden,
One morning godmother said to me;
Come up stairs with me, Lillian,
md | will show you some Indian jewels
hat my unclo left me, lately She
opened the drawer of an inlaid sandal
wood cabinet and took out 4 small case,
III which were Il pair of earrings, q
brooch and nccklet Of most beautiful
diamonds. thought | had never seen
anything 50 beautiful before. My
dear Lillian, said She, Il intend 10 give
fou those on your sixteenth birthday.
| sec, however, there is a stone loose i'll
one Of the earrings; 80 | will take it
nto town to-day and have it repaired. !"
She folded it up carefully and put il iii
aer purse; the case with the other dia-
nonds she put in one Of the drawers
1f her dressing glass
After lunch Mr.. and Mrs. Hall took
ne with them to the town, which was
about four miles distant. The earring
vas left ut the jewelers., and ms We
we're to spend the day a friends house
We arranged to call for it on our way
aack, But you will say, what has all
his todo with your dream? Well, wait
i little and you will see.
We spent pleasant day, called for
fho earring on our way, and arrived
aome about half-past 2 o'clock As l
vas taking OIL my bonnet, godmother
anne into tho room Lillian said
she, ( can not find the case Of dia-
nonds anywhere Did | not leave it in
The drawer in my dressingglass before
went OUT went 80 put in the other
earring now, and it was not there. Who
nm have taken it e
" You certainly left il ii the looking
slass drawer, ! said. " Could any Of
he servants have taken it. do YOU
eh;nl ~
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-02-22

n appears that London PRISON
life has iLs etiquette. One of its rules
" that II il not etiquette among
prisoners T. ask ii man what he ii iii
for. II man likes 10 be communi.
cativc on the subject Of his affairs, that
il another thing; but until he ii, no
questions are 10 be asked "
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-02-22

lie Omaha HeyaI says Another
year Of development and improvement
like the past ono will place the Black
Hills a. bullionproducer very nearly,
II not quite, On an equality with the
Gomstock.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-02-22

4 mortgage given by the Chicago and
Northwestern Railroad to tho Union
Trust company, of New York, for the
amount ofS4s, s,OOO,O 900, was last week re-
ported on the books of the recorder
of Clinton Iowa II covered twenty.
four pages.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-07-13
Our Representatives.
WAtEgEsyLLlE, July

4M. Editor; =. ~. i
Believing you take On interest in tho
welfare Of;thc people Of Lewis, We haze
couclr'led to drop you communication
FROM this section, that may express
the wishes CT ,.ttc ci,iscua CT Collin's
Settlement ip..cgara to.the men whom
thoy desire tic Gil the respective Offices
which become vacant this fall-morc
especially that Of tho Senate and 14cgis.
laturc. ,.Thuro 10 where vo need tho
tcorkc,s-men Of Industry end iutegri'
", md vho look to TIC .in:eres: Of, the
people. Tho mau, thea whom We
wautt to represent us il tho Senate is
Colouc! a. W. WoodfOrd. who hos III.
ready announced hipsc!fr mud who
stands high among the people. 1t
would speak we'll for Lewis if she pre-:
scn,s no other man in tho Convention,
fer By 60 doing ahc, will Qnco 4oro RasF
tho Senatorial houors. .'ra,
Tho mau whom We desire to repre-.
sent Us in the Legislature is ono VIM
has once expressed tho wishes Q! the
people in that assembly with honor to
himself Gud thorough satisfaction. to tho
public. That gentleman is Lion. W.
Y. Chide stcy. '. Mr.. Chichester is on Of
our best AID most talented farmers. who
knows tho wishes Of tho people, aud
what will be- most beneficial to the nd.
yance=:ent Ct or public Interests. We
freely pdni. that We have been rcp:p'
scented By moro tulEatisc men ; but il
point of financial :ntcrcs,O. Mr.. Child.
ester's equal. has not yet been in OUT
Legislature. Tho general cry IS thai
uc rant porkers III our Legislature
hence it is that 70 suggestive name q
". Y. .Chilester; mud va sincerely
hone 10 will consent to be our ncxI
representative ISrEGRITY.