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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-13
LOYAL ORANGE LODGE, No. raI.

TsHE REGULAR MEETINGS OF THIS 30
L ciety take place on the first and third Mon
days Of each month, in Masonic Hall. at 80
O'Clock. sharp. All brethren in good standing
are invited to attend.
d. McKINNoN, ". NJ.
D. McDoSArp. Secretary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-13
Paper Hanging and Painting.

TSHE UNDERSIGNED IS PREPARED TO
i do all kinds Of Paper Hanging and Paint
ing In the best style and at reasonable prices.
Send orders by postal card through Postofice.
JAMES P0MER0Y.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-13
EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
A roREBoDIxe.

/ do not dread an altered heart,
Or that Icing line Of land or sea
should separate my love from me;
/ dread that drifting slow apart
All unresisted, unrestrained-
which eomcs IN some when they have gained
the dear ehdeHTer Of their soul
Al two Hight skins that sailed together.
Through DAYS and nights Of tranquil weather,
Adoyn some inland stream, might be
prifted ssunder, each from each,
When floating with the tide, they reach
The hoped for end, the promised goal.
The sudden glory Of the sea.
--(yiolet Fame.
STRIKE IN THE ENDOWMENT strike Of
considerable importance was made last
week in the Endowment mine at Marietta.
An apparently permanent four-foot de-
post Of ore was uncovered on the 400
level. and about 800 feet east Of the body
of ore discovered some time ago. The ore
is said to be worth $155 per ton, and slopes
have been opened for working facilities on
the 400 and 500 levels. The discovery Is
really a valuable one, and will no doubt
add much to the permanency Of the mine.
Carson Tribune.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-13
GEO. w. BAKER,

A TTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTA.
N ~ Public. Office in Dick Ryland's Brick
Building, Bateman street, Eureka, Nevada.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-05-18
CavedIn

Probably there are gool many Ottawapcopl'
who are aware that there is Il large cave in th'
bluff about mile and milf this side Of La Sale
near the r. !. railroad, ard that it has for som,
time past been resort Ct tramps who were il
the habit of sleeping thercnights and sometimes
living there for several days at a time. On yes
terday we learned from a gentleman from thai
town, that this tramp hotel cavcd in one nigh
this week, completely filling up the mouth Of it
and as several men were seen there that day
there is vague suspicion that there are 4 few
tramps buried up in that hole and it is not at al
improbable. At least We think it would be wei
for the La Sale folks to Investigate little as
matter of decency, and they might possibly fnt
employment for our coroner
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-05-18

The tenth annual business meeting of the Ii
Sale County Old Settlers Association will bC
held at the Court House in Ottawa Saturday, May
18th, at . r.. VI. Officers are to be elected, The
time and place determined for the next reunion
committees appointed and other matters impor
tant to the interest of the society Shall We &c
TO Starved Rock or meet on the south side of tn,
river as formerly? Come to the meeting. Coun
ty papers friendly TO our society will please no
ticc 4. VI. EBERsoL, Scciptd12
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Red Ribbon EestiyH

The different temperance socictit. Of the city
Joined in union festival for the bacft Of the
Red Ribbon Club on Wednesday cvcriny of this
week. The affair was success socially, but, ow.
ing to the iuclemcncy of the weather, tn, finan.
cial result did not meet the expectations II the
managers The weather was very cool ami al.
though the rooms were filled with happy crowd.
the sale of ice cream, lemonade and other cool
ing Refreshments was not very brisk. But, never
theless, it was a pleasant affair, and greatly en-
joyed by those present. The net proceeds, We
understand, were about so.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-05-18

Editors FREE TRADER: Report says farmers
prospects are good, and that they have In more
acreage OF crops than in any previous year. To
properly care TO- and cultivate these crops will
require additional force Will you kindly say
through your colums that farmers needing good,
experienced mel can be supplied free of charge
on applying in person or by letter to the Young
Mems ChristianAssocation Employment Bureau,
Chicago, Ills. j. NJ. HITCHCOCK, Stpt.
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WACO, Texas, must be a much larger and live
lier place than We had imagined our old time
friend and well known Ottawa merchant Jacob
Mooney, now in business at Waco, sends Us
copies Of two large daily papers published there,
the Examiner and The T,lphon,, both bearing about
them every sign Of liberal support and abundant
THRIFT. They devote a page each 10 the great NAL
Fest in Waco, in which Gov. Hubbard and othe
state dSnitarics a. well - thousands Of citizens
took delighted part The papers are also copious
in setting forth the prosperity of the lone star
state and the advantages it holds out TO settlers
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Escape of the Tramp Brigade,

TWENTY-FIVE, TWENTY-FIVE,
Twenty-Five, and nary sound,
All around Van Amburg's tents,
Living round the circus ground,
Forward, Murray's bold Brigade,
"MuZzlc all the tramps" he said;
4" Let not one escape
For half mile arOundm
Forward, Murray's bold Brigader'
Was the scaly tramp dismaycd+
You bct-somc twenty-five
Were taken on that day.
Theirs not to make a reply,
But meckly shut one eye;
Theirs but TO keep them shy
OF the Murray men, who
Marched them to the quay
Tramps to the right Of them,
Tramps to the left Of them,
Tramps in front of them,
Marched TO the Jail.
When they saw the shell.
Wherein they were to dwell,
They swore they'd rather die
Than breathe such a smell,
And all set up a wall.
Flashed all their jack-kHiyCs OUT,
Flashed as they slOshed about,
Cutting boards strong and stout.
All skipping out betimes
While the city slumbcred.
Plunged in toboccO smoke,
Right through the wall they broke;
Plank and earth and stone
Gave way 10 the jack-knife stroke.
Tired. and covered with dew,
There they stood, but nOt-no,
Not all the twenty-five.
No "cops" 10 the right Of them,
No cops 10 the left Of them,
Not a cop about them,
And each a long breath drew.
Escaped from the fetid smell
Cut their way through the she'll
They that had dug 80 well,
StOOS in the open air,
Free from their little hell,
All that was left Of them,
Left Of the twenty-five.
When will a new jail be- built,
Strong enough TO keep in guilt:
All the county wonders,
TIMOTHY II.
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book taken from his pocket at the circus ground
on Tuesday, but fortunately 1t contained nothing
but an old weigh ticket. This is the only case OF
the kind, we understand, that occurred during
the day and evening, which is remarkable fact
considering that HERETOFORE on circus days there
had always quite number Of cases of pocket.
picking occurred.
Somebody has been giving Eddy some "moon.
light on a shovel" but he didn't ''tumble"-he
never does, for that matter
A party of seven went up to Dayton on Thurs
day and had extraordinary luck at fishing, bring
ing home monstrous string of game fish. The
string, when stretched out on the floor, meas.
ured l6 feet in length, and contained 1873 fish
They were all caught with hook and line, and
most of them were taken by Mr.. Hall, John and
Burt Morse and Philo Lindlay, who were among
the party.
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Towards Restaurant.
MEALS SOC.
La Sale Street, opposite Sherwood Block.

l'IIERIE'E''S SAI.I..-iy virtue 90 1u execution
- Of the clerks Office Of the circuit court u' Ia
sale county of Illinois and 10 me directed here
by a commanded make the alnuust ui HCraln Judg
rncnt recently obtained against Michael cassidy Thomas
Cassidy Eliza Cassidy hichnrl Brau'n snd Jon HfAhrn
n favor of Charles VI smith. ont Of lands, rurmtut-,
goods and Chatrls of the said Michael cassidy Thomas ,s
sIy EII1q Cassidy have levied on the following property.
ty vii. The undivided iuurnfh- Of lot No one ~ The
uscst Quarter ard N" west half Of the southeast quar-
ter f section number seven: lot o. one, In the northwest
uuarfrr the haf of the northeast quarter and the west
half Of southeast quarter pf section number ''Si'r
fc st half Of northwest quarter aui twenty on
The north u the east half u ID" southwest quarter "
s,,tion tNruty.-a In township thirty uNc north, range
three % II the third principal meridian n the county Of
Ia sale and state uf Illinois. Subject, however. o. the
Homestead and right Of dover ~ 'dh'ru' cassidy "lHp"
VI Thomas Cassidy, ~
Therefore" according 10 The said c"uuau' sht 'N1-r
for .sir nj bubble auction RIO On. right, title aud interest %
the above named Michael cassidy Thomas n-dy and Eliza
Cassidy Boa and The above described property Uu Monday,
me 1n day II June IS o'clock p " az The south door
of tho county, Court H0usr, ln OTTAWA. l.lihyi-.
Dated 40 Ottawa, H., this lith day ~ May ls,N
tFIS 4. STEVENS.
fHlyis sheriff ui Ia sale county. Illinois
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WENDLING.-We had prepared for last weeks
FREE TRADER quite notice of Mr.. Vending
lecture at the Opera House in this city in reply
to Ingcrsoll, but the accidental pieing or upset
ting of galley of type while making up on Fri.
day evening suddenly blotted it out forever, and
we have neither notes or heart to reproduce it.
However, seeing a sneer like the following in the
La Sale Press, its strange malignity compels us
to revert to the subject:
Mr.. Vending, certain inflated individual
who is working up little cheap notoriety by de-
| livering his twaddle which he calls reply to
Col. Ingersoll, is advertised to speak in Ottawa
May 9th
| There is no bigotry so thorough as that which
processes to hate bigotry. Whatever else may be
said by way of criticism Of Mr.. Weddings lee
ture, no sane or decent man can call it "twad-
de-" 1t is true, he produces no new argument
to prove the existence of supreme being but
he restates the old one-which the wisdom of
forty centuries has approved as sufficient with Il
logical force and precision that are quite con-
vincing, we imagine, to any but few such very
uncommon minds as those of Bob Ingersoll and
the editor of the Press. And having settled that
point and all it involves, he proceeds to show
what must be the baleful consequences to civil
zation-to humanity itsef--of the dethronement
of God, the seat and fountain of all authority,
and the Inauguration of atheism and all the dis
order and anarchy which it must necessarily in
volve.
Mr.. Vending is quite as attractive and forcible
a speaker as Bob Ingersoll-is vastly more logi-
cal--uses as pure English, and to our mind is
quite as effective in making and driving home his
points. 1t is neither good sense or good taste to
speak of such lecture as ''twaddle"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-05-18
THE AL.DINE,
The Art Journal OF America.
SOLD ONLY To SUBSCRIBERS
Complete in "a Parts, at SO Cents each
ISSUED MONTHLY
Complete in "a Parts, at SO Cents each

Iii the pnrpgc q The rnbhcrs TO peT'GSyere IN tr
To sin further beauty and Improve the broad pages Vi nv
While urging The necessity q cultiyatnf taste for N.
beautiful IN Nature and Art, TIE ihHe has not henrt
mindful of the force example and Illustrations therefore
ii has been study ushow in the pages OF thewok
ccTr ieVo t to such subjects 4 Il , past 70 in thu Ia
turc. me AHe will continue 10 AN example Of The prt'
ton with the beautiful and true.
depart the general course m predecessors will yct
present many npplh'atlsu aAI p w ~. ~
tain It, position The Art journal OF Ameriia'
In the more mechanical department 81 tc arranc' nsn-
make up changes In thrscyeo slight Viii arE,y 20
nance the general beauty OF ne PAGE, "eh had a!reasy
with Art In general and American Art IN parcur eS,.
fully prepared papers will keep the reader Vel Informed "r
md Enrnr" The imIrtnnt exhibitions viii rcceye full AMI
them the right shall be- introduced .gd given prorer fe'
T @Ra V &r E Fidr * @ for IT, Critical and tersr,
worthy Of It's established and o3.'... rneuncnce In Az
illustration. , -.
Representations u American natural scenery Than any Of ~
predecessor D" s.a popular dry,,"H "P we IaiisV
artists exploring tho wuuGs- " those gn o. u-
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Rockies shall be- brought home o. he patrons OF ~ !. A.
lc,lanics and their more familiar surrounding.
LNp,rcugy and cspiti ann, fS , 10y ~. l'-
Introduction OF greater y stem ia pan m ,,itgl- "a, ~
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Hgurc animal aud landscape painter "i every ,cuo'-'i
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~ more deliberate arrauErutE, .'.L'd purpose h 2
,truct and inform as well us - ''I-.-- ...,,,-,,
The publishers have entire cuuua,a,. ta' ne puhhgN
continue the evidence of their probation ~ ihst ~" -
Ia maintain M Art publication i ga. oy 80
tca verdict on their pi.' ay!.u,sao.'- which iI' ~
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,INAI. -tTrI. CEMENT .NOTICF;.-E.

MN Al. s-f"I~TI .I:NiE.N'H NOTICE.
r,rE % AUGU-r &. AsuEKMANN. pECEA, tr-N gil,y
hereby given al persons interested iU sail estate, tAi
the uud,r url ENcCutriN q the lat WI arl tf-ii nt
uf aid August c AshcrnAnu DECREASED VIII apicf . ft
the Comfy Court u the 81 La sale and s'atr ui u
upis 40 tue County Court Huu~r, Ia Ottawa n 80 e'N
Monday. the 18Th day Of June D. 80 tr tr tI 30
u rendering account % her pru~rcdlE~ n it tls
fra'Iun " s,ld estate Tor The final settlement.
Dated a. Ottawa, this i1th tay - MAY l,,,r,,,,>-
MAEY \. A>iikl.NANN.
Arry.r. 7 " SroCEsLECEE. tAru.rA-
CLERK Ioulty Court. La sale Co. Ut. NAY -'-'N
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M MAJ. - EIH'I'I. IN 4. N|I'.--EsTNTE ~
L IrCIEN a. DELAso DT. E,sEpNut.cc h. hereby sNt o
fn all rruu- interested ln .l yftr. that the under
Afmui.trltor ~ the Of .sid Iuceu 3 Dclauo d,
erased, viii appear before the County Court u the county
II Ia sale and state ~ Illinois, AZ the County Court Huu
IN Ottawa In said county Monday tie lth day ni June
D. l-ss for the rUrpusr &C rendering au NM " Pts,
pr.sius la the administration uf -d estate FOR fr tlA
settlement
Dated At OTTAWA, this 18th day ufNly IS.
LICIEN pEIANu.
Attest. 7 W SrusNsJEGEE. Atuia-Lrhtur.
IIeFk luuhty court. u sale co. III mal.,-tN
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The Cooperative
NEWSPAPERS.

Il has been asserted that onehs of all money paid ~
New York advertisers for advertising outside VI that city
2b,s TO the Co OPERATIVE NEWSPAPERS.
II this is there is occasion for surprs
that prominent papers which are still charging war prce
for advertising feel called upon TO abuse rival with which
they find themselves unable 10 maintain competition
Full particulars about the Cooperative Newspapers. 10
gcther with catalogues and advertising rates mailed free
application 10 BEALS FOSTER. General Agents AhERi
CAN NEWSPAPER UNION, III Spruce Street, New York
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MS NJ. -I.I~I'I IN F.\-N NOTlC
L T,Tr OBJ PFTEE ENLfN~lEfEE, NEDkA~kl w. =
hereby given 90 al prs'ns rtertrd 90 SID csfSs tst =
usr rt Administrator vi The Estate Uf aid fetcr IA
cr-lrfr DECREASED, Will APPEAR before the County tekr, -
th- county Ia sale and STATE % Illinois. y tt olIf
-. Er-a iu Ottawa Boo said county, Nouia! the iva
Isv u Irre D. l>s~ the purpose u rtuderiig an ~
count ~ her proceedings in The . LsiTalu OF SO 49,
Cor the F-Al settlement
FLILABETE FALSi-A.
ArrE-,. I. ". SuogE>LE Adtniul>irsiFiA
Clerk County Court l., safe Co.. W. maNlS@N
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An ounce of prevention is better than pound
Of cure. A dos of DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup will as
sist your Baby in teething, and prevent II from
i being attacked by Cholera lnfantum, Cole, or
other diseases Babies suffer with. 25 cents.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-05-18

lNINAI. SIT-TI .I.NII.\r NOTICh--ss
l. rArE ~ ELG~E t,En>HsNs. pECp.-Notlcet : ssreil
given Ia Al r-r-ags interested aid tsiic. tA TIE u< =
,nfi Adm n.frsror 20 thc Estate u said te
dl-,ss ~i sprrsr hf1rv the county Court u ths osr
IN IA sale ana fafr of Illinois. ~ ne county Court HcR<
Uffau u - county. Monday, the lsth dSN u GHs
les for the purpose - rcner.us Az scccunt q he
rs in hr admin isrrxrlu u aid estate for ise sr
urrf.
uEb. J. GIsO>HENS.
.rrr-v. T. " ~ro.NSI FtFr. AGrninis;-s.r-
clerk COUNTY Cou.t, "a >sit c.. IL us1ir-N
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Rare Concert at Chicago.

| Among the charitable institutions OF chicago
none is more worthy of support than the New:
Boys Home. 1t is vastly more effective in say
ing youth from life of crime than all the Re
form Schools in the country. The Home was
heavily drawn upon during the winter and is al
present under the burden of floating debt. TC
rid them of it the Strakosh Opera Troupe have
volunteered to give two concerts in the Taberna
Gle, one Oh May 21st and one on May 23d. The
troupe includes Clara Louise Kellogg, Marie Rose
and Anna Louise Cary, the greatest prima don
mas of the day, with the best male assistance We
believe the admission fee is placed at the low fig
urc of 50 cts, and as an inducement for people
outside of Chicago to attend the concert the c.,
b. IL O., the c., X. |. IL p and we presume all
other railroads entering Chicago have agreed to
carry passengers attending it-going and return
ing-fOr one fare-that is at half the usualrates
| Van Amburg's Menagere and Circus were all
| vro -A.~-.i-----.- -----"-tad to nvnnrtI
The animals were faultless rather above the
average and they were all there. The circus,
also, was quite up to the stcrcotyped standard.
There are some abuses, however, which the man.
agemcnt should correct 1t is possible they can
not rid themselves of the army of thieves and
tramps by which they are followed, but they
ought to get rid as soon as possible Of some of
the rufiians who are allowed to pass through the
audience during the ring performance peddling
peanuts, candies, &c, and who seem to take es-
pecial delight in imposing upon and insulting
helpless women and children. Then half dozen
of scalpers were allowed to block the way to the
ticket wagon, cxtorting from 10 to % cents extra
for tickets by the lie that the office was closed,
or the jam so great as to keep you waiting half
an hour" sc. These rascals did their stealing
within sight and hearing of the manager, and
the only inference from his not stopping them is
that he shared their plumber.
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DiRO.

At her residence. in South OTTAWA Thursday morning.
at O'Clock. MAY JANE DRAKE, wife of Braden DTake
aged IS years.
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The Wheeler & Wilson No. 8.

The No. is not the old style Wheeler Wilson Sins Machine
ch0need but entirely inUento The Od Wheel
Wilson needlee straight
Wheeler Wilson the york the in the No.
feeds back from the operator.
The No. possesses points of Superiority other MACHINE
taking everything consideration the machine tho
market III. those interested in ins machines examine
this n,arUl mechanical insenu Liberal terms eiuen snG
chine dealers residing unoccupied territory.
WHEELER & WILSON MANUFG CO., CHICAGO, ILL.
The No. is sold f. d. SWEETSER co, OHauu,
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7 CURE FITS!!

When say cure do not mean merely to stop them for
time and then have them return again; mean radN
regular physician and have made the disease OK
FITS, EPILEPSY OR FALLING SICKNESS
lifelong study warrant my remedy TO cure the worn
receiving cure from me- send to me At once for
- and Free Bottle Of my inialllblc remedy Give
EXPRESS and pOsotCe II costs you nothing for trial ana
win cure YOU Address DR. b. q. ROOT, 1888 Pearl Street
New York.
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Hew advertisements.
First National Bank Of Ottawa, I||s,,

AT OTTAWA. IN THE STATE OF ILLINOIS AT THE CLOSE
OF BUSINESS, ON TnK tiRsT DAY OF MAY 1873.
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Prospectus of the 9th Volume, 1881.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-08-22

ATTORNEY GENERAL DAvIs.-Tke Topeka
Blade thinks we wrong Attorney General Davis,
in sou,e of the objections we urge against him
and afsaes that while it favors the re-nomina-
tion Of Davis, il opposes the denomination OF
Governor Anthony zealously we do, which
ought to show that Davis and Anthony are not
running in connection. We do not wish to do
Mr. Davis injustice. We believe him to he very
much of gentleman and We have great respect
for a man who had the courags 10 stand up for
the Republican cause in State like Kentucky,
where the odds were overwhelmingly aud saw
agely against him. But We have the word Of
three gentlemen, that Mr.. Davis. as Attorney
General, advised the Auditor to draw warrants
for the payment of officers out of certain fund,
which act he now declares to be unlawful, and
that he declared both ways at the request Of
Governor Anthony. Mr.. Davis denies this. The
best we eau do, is to put ons statement against
the other. We did not think these things show
ed him to he the proper man for Attorney-Gen-
eral; aud We thought, and still think, that
Judge Price is a more suitable man for the place.
We have had occasion to approve of many ON
cial acts of Mr.. Davis, and to disapprove Of 9TH
ers. Oar opposition to him extends no further
than an opinion as to fitness as between him and
another candidate.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-08-22

GRANT.-The Conventions of two of the Con.
gressional Districts of Kansas have adopted res
olutions in favor of Gen. Grant for next Presi-
dent In this, they have expressed the senti-
ment of large majority of the Republicans Of
Kansas, and have followed the example Of many
other Conventions throughout the country.
This general turning to Grant means something.
Very many Republicans found fault with Grant,
while he was President. and entertained the
common prejudice against third term. Bat
subsequent events have shown them the need
of man of firmness at the head of the nation,
who is not afraid to stand by his principles and
his friends. They are willing to overlook all Of
Grants faults, and hail him as a welcome relief
from the idiot, liar, and traitor who now occu-
pies the White House. When q strong Grant
sentiment manifests itself even in the Republi-
can Convention of Hayes own State, in spite Of
packing and intimidation, some idea may be
formed of how widespread the Grant feeling
has become.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-08-22

-. We would merely call the attention Of Re-
publican Greenbackers to the following, from
the last Bxlletia:
We know of one Greenback club in the County that
has 50 members, A of them have always been Repub
lcans and ii Democrats 1t is said 10 out of the ii
Democrats will vote the Democratic ticket.
What do you think of itf Democrats so into
your party, in order to make you believe it is q
popular thing but when it comes to election,
they intend voting the Democratic ticket, leav-
ing You to carry the Greenback cause. 1t is
what We have been telling You. We have very
distinct impression, that when it comes to tho
scratch, majority of Of the Republican Green.
hackers will do as they have always heretofore
done-march up and put in Republican tickets.