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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-20

ELECTION TICKETS. Tho following is q
description of the ballots used in San
Francisco during the late election: The
Republican ticket was near two feet in
length and about ten inches wide. The
vignette was sailor boy mailing the
stars and stripes to the mast head. II
contained eighty-seven names. The
Democratic ticket had . spread eagle
With . pennant bearing the inscription
Against the Chinese" in its teak; that
Of the Workingmen. Z scared Ch,namsn
fleeing before the boot of An offended
white man; that of tho Fl. BIS q shsaf
of wheat standing in the center Of
square and surrounded with the title Of
the ticket.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-20
LATE RECEIPTS AT PoUJApE's

Ssrdines' rs. aud ~.
Ginger Snaps, Boston Butter Crackers.
Aaossroons and Fancy Assorted Crack.
sYs.
Fine French and Domestic Candies,
all fresh.
Choicest Dat Meal.
Choicest Roasted Coffee.
Pickles in bottles, packed this season.
Do in kegs, do do
Eastern Cream Cheese.
Syrup, In kegs,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-20
Active mining operations xill soon

Active MINING ops,.,;or, ill am,
he oomm.,..a ;e pss..-,H, 49, 80
T. Z. Pbebv will arrive bs,. .hor, ,hs
first of next month and will Immediately
proceed 70 that district and take charge
y. .us McUougai mine. 1t this mine is
:auy'ning IKE what 1t 10 reputed to be
rs certainly very valuable mining prop.
st'y. we sincerely hope that such will
'"'''s'a' lux are very numerous
'.. '"0 'ou"'S' IVen IN tne
uay time tnsy are seen on top Of the
Mountains. looking down into town and
opo.'inR the chicken coops, which they
Visit during the night for the purpose Of
silver.gray fox ia said 20 bring on;ts a
fair figure in the East. it being very
'0'
SHERIFF McKEx will on FRIDAY thu
Goth instant sell At shs,;a,s ..,s a,
Wallbaum's ranch, in Pshrsn.aat Val.
icy. about twenty-five miles from Hike.
~ ~ u:au VI osttIe ana Two sorrel horses
h.n. .,y !uugIens N tavor OF r. wall
'"u" "uu sgans' W. M ohipiey.
AVAos comes from lem Pahute that
o 10. osen sno'nef Strike made IN
49, .ae mines owned by the Wyan-
ho.so,, oo@psoy ~ was MADE IN TIE
,;chs. ~, 'n 10 SuH" .na u sMo 20 ne
that compsny's mines.
A PRorEcr1os-soms nub,,c sn;,;,.d
citizen built A sb.d Thn,.aax q. ,ha ala
h.,, o,,n,a. e. A., ~ o'
sSiss o who w 10. .ae convenience OF tho
ball game sunday. This will protect the
.ao'es from the sun and be convenience
10 Al'
TIE little mines on the ou,s;ds ar. all
in excellent condition and yielding ore.
The ore extracted i. sh;rr.d n ths MI,
side furnace at Bristol Tha major mr..
lion of ths ~" .;.ISs ...n -. ",o M!U. Po'
Recommendations the had og .N.v
To-day" will be found thu assss.msn,
ns,;o. 80 A.. 49, - 'D
twenty-five cents per share, which will
DC delinquent In office on October 22d.
Oun me,char.s and ,,o,..., orn
would do well by covering the front OF
their buiId,nos With r,.,ks and TIM. no..
vent me glass from being broken during
the curve DALI mania.
DISSOLUTION NoTIcE.-The oo-partner-
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-20

An outfit Of mining machinery hes
just been completed for the Yellow
Jacket Mining Company. and will be
shipped to Virginia carly next week. Tue
hosting machinery consists OF . pair OF
direct-acting engines, complete, with
reels. brakes. etc.. and are intended to
reach . depth Of l. O0 feet, starting work
at depth Of $1,000 feet. The outfit is
very complets.-(S. F. Gall. 14th.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-20

The profits of q liquor saloon may be
safely called . bargain.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-20

Women who lace tightly want to be-
little their charms.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-20

WEALTH OF THE Presidents. Wash
ington left an estate worth Sc, 000, 900.
John Adams died moderately we'll off.
Jefferson died 30 poor that il Congress
had not given $40. 900 for his library he
would have been bankrupt. Madison
was economical and died rich. Monroe
died 10 poor that he was buried at the
expense Of bis relatives in this city.
John Quincy Adams left about $50, 900,
tho result Of prudence. His son, Charles
Francis Adams, gained large fortune
by marriage. Jackson died tolerably
we'll off. Van Buren, died worth some
$500. 600. It is said that during his en-
tire administration no never took any
portion of his salary, but on leaving
drew the whole 100000 In q lump.
Polk left about $3.50, 1000. Fillmore was
always an economical man, and added
to his wealth by his last marriage. Pierce
saved about $4,000. Buchanan loft
about $500, 900; Lincoln about SIS. 900;
johnson about $4,000. Mr.. Hays
but Mr.. Hsyes has not yet made up his
mind to leave Baltimore Gazette.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-20

4 Newport belle has a beau 10 match
each costume.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-20

Many timid woman would willingly
and unflinohinely stand before the can.
mons mouth, provided tho cannon we're
piece of church ordinssce and the
charge simply to love, honor and
obey"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-20

ALL quiet ON the Meadow Valley
Wash-the home base-Panaca Saloon
receiving G constant supply of very best
ardent spirits, Anheuser (St. LOUSY
Bottled Beer and elegant Cigars-"Pay
az you go"-only one price! one bit!!
No. 1000 Main *,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-20

Ny son, emulate the mule; It 10 back.
ward In deeds Of violence. Il Derrick.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-20
NOTICE.

Your Memory IL Short.
All persons showing themselves in.
debted to the Golden Rule Dry Goods
and Clothing Store, are requested to
make payment. II bills are not settled
BY the last OF this month, all bills will be
placed in the Conatable's hands to en-.
force collection, a. We are winding up
business. ]. RosEsBLuM.
I'm r. HYMAN, Agt.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-20
FRIDAYS QUOTATIONS.

BIZ W. q. TKLKaaAPz Co.
$50 0phir-42h 42hbI0 42A
45s Mexican SIX So
$50 Gould q Curry-lls
10 Best L Belcher-l7A Is
$50 California-6k 5's5A
ITO Savage-147s
365 Con virgiuia--5k 81 s.. So.
80 Chollar-7A
GIG Potosi-6 81
$50 Hale & Norcross-l4A l4s; lax
$40 Grown Point-3.70
20 Yellow Jacket-l6si
80 Kentuck-4 80
COS Alpha-7o 2ok PAX
go Belcher-4k ace
$50 Sierra Nevada-47 4Gs. 4Gk
1l5 Utah-20 19k
Ss5 Bullion -7,sS
365 Exchequer-6,s 65sbl06l
46 0yerman-9 81
los Justice 1895
az Union.-72 72S 10 TAX 73k
1910 Raymond d. Ely-95c
100 Eureka Con-26 26A 25kb3
ITO Day-k0c 45c
1855 Hillside-2 1885 1.S5 1.95 2
225 Grand Prize-2L
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-20

by their fruit 70 shall know them.
that is how we made the discovery tina
our first parents were q bad pear.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-20

Odd fellowship-A cat and dog az
chuns.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-20

Alter woman gets to thirty she can
Keep secret; and the family bible won I
be permitted to lie around loose, either.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-20

The language of postage stamps. in.
stead OF flowers. has just been invented
Thus when a postage stamp has been
placed upside down on the left corner of
inc letter. 1t means, II love YOU" on
the same crosswise, my heart is an.
other's;" straight up and down, "good.
bye, sweetheart. goodbye" upside down
IN the right hand corner, write no
more" in the center at the top, Yes"
opposite at ths bottom, "No;" on the
right hand corner at q right angle, do
you love me?" in the left hand corner.
~ bate you;" top corner on the right.
II wish your friendship;" bottom corner
on the left, 81 seek your acquaintance"
on line with the surname, "Accept my
love" tho same upside down, II am
engaged" at right angle in the same
place, i" 1 long to see you;'' in the mid.
die ct the right hand edge, " Write i'm
While this is all very good Is far as II
goes, those who put postage stamp on
any but the upper right hand corner Of
an envelope must hold themselves re-.
'ponsible for all the swearing Of the
post-office clerks.
A ROYAL GIFT.-Queen Victoria's
present to the Emperor and Empress of
OF Germany, on the occasion OF their
golden wedding, was beautiful maiolica
tray, two feet in diameter described as
tollows: The groundwork is composed
OF gold of such richness that the cupids
and floral emblems, which are painted
natural, looks as il they were raised on
background of beaten gold. The cen.
trail part of the plateau is filled with the
arms. on separate oval shields, OF the
Emperor and Empress. surrounded BY
the Imperial crown. The border is com.
posed Of wreath of cupids holding gar.
lands OF orange-fowers and myrtle tied
together with turquois ribbons. These
seem to spring from q seated cupid be.
low, holding in its arms a tablet. on
which is inscribed the date. "Iuni II.
1878" while in the center OF the wreath
above are entwined the initials "W. A ;"
painted in forRet.me-n ots and Soses.--
IN. Y. Evening Post.
After woman gets to thirty she can
keep secret; and the family bible won't
be permitted to lie around loose, either.
o. By their fruit 70 shall know them."
that is how We made the discovery that
our first parents were bad pear.
--->->-
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-20

The Now York liahinc, which has hal -
much 70 cay about Ml Itldona famous II,
come Tax Ruit aprealR ~ have erstomatioalls
refueci IL lat itH ewn tRxabra ana pay State
taxes thereon. IA tho law rcuuires, l'hn
World recently puhlIahed u tahln adtlnR Forth
the amount nf capital W vaiin,.a NOW arapNr4.
the amount IL rciannalty ami tho amount IT
tases paid Tho ir,bWaa waa tho uulv paper
n the liat that had uo personality aud paii ~
taxes Aud vet IA capital WAS stated II
100000, II aecma prnpn, ~ the f'fihWtc Is
Indulge In 4 little personal explanation hrfere
| { again oaana tia ine0mntax puit ctan
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-20

perlanoes of this aeaHon aud sufficient data 10
/ ~ pll fnr the future obtained From tho well
known fact That orr largest refinery here rn-
| onivna largo quantities 81 syrup 10 ho worked
| inin clarified sugars, We may safely assume
| that both planter and manufacturer have
| found II prniilahln nalininly faRaihe -
| ftnnarait whole or"pa ~ Efont diaannaea la
| tFia ft1in. r. W. tta4 nj ~ at9ma a,rtrn
nint into To htaItaat 4uallly d mpnnfte
t,cl nnotla
fH,rr of i.,rtjGt,ua ea,le jufze e"elySI ta n
Isu@ity.nf Etrautna onI. will tosf IN pnt
| pltatuo etleuGth Itnm 30 peI cont ~ 90 p@t
rsni vt rtvetalltPha apal a flood ,sneltg
nanr NO aipulntd ~, a tged annrhntiuo
strength hat determined rs the plsasneo II
Il p,onirr M lnaa 0ra,nnf # farelnn mattr,
lsrn Instance twa plnnIera may ailip ihnl,
a4rllpa cold n ~ lganu,ne onoh whom ono
will show tnel # pot hapa - pe, cali al
,,ryelnIiirphn 4rnar n,l fl,e .,thnr ,ipnt cent
ihn nan,a density l,eua II, indication If lie
aano aareheriu" iehnear IL n,,ieo ~ my
uat STANDARD fnr ptieo fot nTiure 10 hn
hn,isM M and "tl'. lhal reapo, ilyo llehin,et;
iii nrvatnlfl thln auNni must hc tns"u inin ne
count iuat na, nj lilo Mouth m"lnaaee ~ fttf
ra,mt ,l@hnnaa commands different plIena
Isll.,l,,hn ,nly e,,nt,,tJ, bach, ,.tt,t
,,,o ,,,,.,, Mi, ,ln,d,, n,d 49, ,,a,,,,
IT,, 800, ,,,,,,,,,II,, ,.,ot,,i ,,
muah per pound upon Tho manufactured
product
Inh'ng Il ~ Hrnuoi That Tho old l,loeeae
of ,npllur sugop " not III ordinary reora
,, ,.,..
'"'
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-20
The atalwart organs arc striving f. hrine

The ataiwart organs aro striving to bring
tho Aazoo affair ~ the frnnt again by 1rru-
latiug the statement that Rarksiar. who
killed niSon. will hoa PROMINENT candidate
before The Mississippi Legislature ter United
States Senator. Tho statement II either 4
willful galsehrod " II Il tha result of iucx-
cusahle ignorance Col. Rarksdate. Who Il 4
candidate for l'uteA States senator. had ue
connection whatever With the Nazne tragedy
He has long boon Il prominent politician i'll
Mississippi u ohsirman VI tho Democratic
State Committee, and for many Years has
been the editor of the leading Democratic pa-
per, the Jackson Cjnioa. There IS nat the
slightest excuse tor nFounding Gel, Ktrks-
dale with another et the sanle namc. The
TACT that this i done can have BIT ena ~
pianatuu.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-20

The present CRISIS i'll Spain ~ largely dine III
the Cuban Shareholders. who are dang Ill III
their power IL hamper the Cnrtea and pre-
vent y consideration Of the question Of anau-
cipaaon. The original hill rs presented by
the Campos ministry has already been con
stderahly modairi to meet the anproval 81
&c Cuban planters, hut they are still ask#r4
fer more amendments. The b.ll nov before
the Cortes lcoss forward Il the complete
emancipation III tac slaves wstain etsht
years. The rhet Cuban paper tile lo, w
Gstel, organ N the planters. condemns this
scheme as tno hastv, ami pleads for more
gradual method ot emancipation, citing the
policy Of Brazil in iSiRs thirty years as the
time. and suggesting the same period for
Cuba
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-20

The oleomsrgarine men. those WHO sell
ceef-fat for butter. are threatened with dire
calamity 0leo!uargarine has made such IN
roads on butter that the dairymen find their
business considerably crippled by 1t, For
their own protection they have organized an
association, raised q fund Of $500 and selected
~ committee q five TO take steps 70 vigoy
ouslr prosecute all parties violating the law
regarding the aduteration Of food. This
committee will visit the various States. In
taose In which there are laws prohibiting the
adulteratiop q food they viii 81 once begin
proceedings against the oleomargarine men,
yyhiie il those without 4 lawof this kind, they
wi lobby Ii favor or one They hope by
these means to drive oleomargarlne out of the
sxattar held They DO not object to its sale,
Cat To It's sale Is butter.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-20

Candidates faI tha circuit juiGerhirE arc
being announced IN dtlnrem pNrtirm If tho
State. In addition ~ thnAn ALREADY mon-
toned the following Eonttrmrn will ~ Aup=
ported for iha circuit bench hv thNir friends
In the Legislature Ftrat Circuit Maior lahn
e. Moncure ~ Cadie; Judge i. T. George.
Of Webster. Hon. n. A. smith, II jackson .
Judge II. L. Gaekna. &C Lincoln. Second
Circuit Capt " W Farmer. VI Ouaphtta
Judge Montgomery IL last Carrot rhtrd
Circuit Judge Edward Simon. u 81 Mar
Gin Fourth Circuit val = j rawal u
West Felclaua. Judge Thomas = hrwoa. If
nninta Goupen
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-20

The Nihilete Will have ~ indulge IN marn
PLATED practice il thoy ptapopn ted" any r,e
entinn They arriod another TIT i ii Mnunnw
ypatarday, when Flmen pnl9orouki. the Guy
crnur cErappd demonstration iiut ltusai4u
ofileisn would 10 we'll IN guard aaainat oNor
confidence hprRuar nG thCao rcpcntna failuIoa
Inc Nihillata VIII hcCnmo hnttcr ahNta hN
snd4by. The heRt way ~ prevent getting hii
would ha ~ give tho pcnrla dinarnnt and
YnNrn nNnMlar fnrM nf tMNnlnnnMi
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-20

Ihe Governor &c Missouri has rldnlra aR
election ~ the tnttth NC january ~ I'LL tive VA
aaYlcy ucrapnnni IVY thu rroenf death ~ Ait
Lay Tho diptllet 10 ai,onalv Democratic aa
tnnah AZ, IN ftet. that II IL 'auMtul If tha lin
nuhiIranp will contest Il lhnii atranRnai
MAN doplinea unaitiNalv e. Ia y candidate
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-20

Inc namaetaia ~ ohinate recovering hnro
AMI have no Intention nf surroninfnI THE
atata to the Kenuh'inaua They willptnhaiAy
begin tho most canvass oaFlv IL the yoal :
meeting ~ tho state COM mtires II vailed trJ
tha aerand dny nf January
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-20

WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

E}fy tha iuif Infea, afnfinnn,un M fla,uU. tni
aMed IN failing barometer, lrnnef. anHihrt N
s~9saTp cloudy iffdfhei dni h'eTi tdinR
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-20

A meeting II Tho Executive rtlnm'ttoe ~
Che Democratic conservative panty ~ raloa
CIT thla evening AZ W. o'clock ~ NV. hA ra,nr
ssR.A
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-20
BOBLEY BROTHERS

ahvs the most complete stock OF Cane WAGONS
ia Tso and four mule Cane CARTS. OK Carts, Log
Waet Is. cotton Wagons Ba&asse Carts. Yarn
Carts, Riye G.rte Hnell Carts q every size, four
and aiH seat Family WAGONS. spring Wagons
Tor iHiivsrtsg aoo4s spokas F9lloes Shafts,
Goautl. N4aaop MeJ"rial. a,:t1e Greese. Carr
aoxos et9. W. especially cali q seri 1ol to ouI
fE.'.4tgei Fqee. IL II AcG tafisael A.1ts Chilled
Boxes, alli a1tsa i-epin4 " sd cur Gart5 and
f2qgnn9, Hanlea3tUred s. our go Ynefcrfes at
Tbpsttag ~ gR froaltAg bese u t,.r,gi 6gsi4 b y
sFl5iy43 nnenanter W aSa 3'9a tss!af {
ss.ataa5e4 sect "rV acn1attsGn "a sap ~
tie tArGaat srtnaIS
fsaa0s- ~ ana 10 Ulian SrssSt~
uya 2dp I'm
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-20
Holiday Presents.
SOUTHERN IMPORTATION and MANU- &C.
TURING COMPANY
French HriarW"od, Chinn
and Clay Pipes.
And u Z ,nnrnl naaortmantof

SMOK ER9' ARTICLES. TOBACCO, CIGAR
ErTEa. HAVANA AND DOMESTIC
-EIttAk9.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-20
GEO. e. STRONG

Respectfully announces that, for the cons
yenience OF visitors, his establishment
will he open evenings until hew Years.
intention TO purchase, are invited TO exa
anime his especially rich Holiday display
II Diamonds, Rich Gold Jewelry, silver
Jewelry, Solid silver Ware, Watches,
Clocks, Fancy Goods, etc.
as7 ,msap lis Canal street.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-10-10

General Tom Ewing II not To be-
m,lddlcd by Secretary ShcrmAn's
system III mathematics. He hns bad.
ii dcmoralIxed the Secretary ilnHn-
ciAl campaign In Ohio. This N the
way he endorsed him In q recent
speech: Mr.. Sherman claims great
credit for having successfully funded
tA47 ,OO0, 600 of the public debt Into
Ave, four nnd, a.half ind four per
cent. bonds since March 4. 1877, r.
duclng the interest paid by the Gov.
crnmcnt about 90, 100 II year. IL
appears. however, by the financial
report that the interest ON the public
debt paid III 1877 WAS ~. I ~ .tt)O, md
last yeAr was siO2, COO, 900. and this
Slu5, OOn, ONO. In other words, In 1879
and 1870 over $4,000, 600 more VI In
tcrcst on tho debt has been paid than
when Mr.. sherman took charge Of
the inding operation. That large
sum il what tho operation cost. II
~ made mp Ut bonuses IN tho shape
OF public interest. and OF commissions
pnld to the Syndicate. Meantime
Mr.. sherman Inns Increased tho prin-
cipal OF the bonded debt t,5t, OO0, 900.
II will take the savings Of interest
by rcfunding for eight or ton years
20 pay on this Increased bonded debt
and tho bonuses and double interest
and get even on the entire operation.
How " the country benefited BY :
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-10-10
Col. InEersoll On Noncy.

II Col. Ingrrsoll's religious belief
IA ~ bnselcss and ill0Klcnl ~ his
money theory. there IL not much
danger that Ills creed will materially
affect Christianity. Speaking Of
money hc says.
Nothing ever has been m Oncy,
from the most bnrbnrnn- u the most
"civilizu.l, unless II was Il product of
nature. and Ii something 10 which
"the people among whom Il passed
ATTACHED Il certain ynlnc. Il value not
dependent upon lint In my degree.
Morning has ever been considered
"money that man could produce"
khnslc. I'll Moses md Ills crr0rsl
l. the chunk Of quartz busted from
the rocks ri tho Si..rras, money!
After II Ii crushed and placed In
The rrncibir. ii Il money!
After the metal containing several
alloys il prccipitnted, II II money!
After the pure gold hns been cast
into u bar, sit money!
shave on ass grains, nino. tcnths
iln.. Ii that money!
Pass II through tho mint, and be-
hold, an Eagle! Now II Il money.
But who created and named II, and
breathed Into IT. form the soul oil
Inonsy-legal tsndsrY
Again:
you cannot i've upon the premises
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-10-10
l'roia New Hampton.
Editor Iowa Pmln Dealer.

Editor Iowa rlnln Dealer.
Il was our good fortune u listen IL
m address upon the GrccnbAck po'
litIcal issue. by John decting, ESQ,
or Lawler. to nh Audlancc ri Nor.
wegisns, at the Dame school house,
III Jacksonville township, on Satur.
day night of last week. John warm.
Cd up, and portrayed the condition
into which republican and democrat.
l. Legislation had placed tho working
class IN such truthful colors, that his
entire audience Of forty, hitherto
"stalwArts,' embraced tho new faith
and shouted themselves hoarse for
the success OF the 0rcenbMck party
Honest Frank Dnnc,' whom the
Norwcginns have followed As leader
can no longer lead them by the frnil
and gauxy webs of bloody shirtlsm
All honor 10 the honest toIlcrs, who
dare assert their manhood ut tho
ballot box. October 1Ath, 1879.
LISTENER.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-10-10

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sta ssN sAsaa $3.50 W 49, 800 -
s#s
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AM8ssAs#s iii 49, usss AArttA ~AaA
W y - ssMA 49, aeaAsHfa wA*s stAsss
sAnHsassa Asiaawsss "A 4 sslasa 49,
AHss Asssas " ~s4se ~ na4ssr 49, Asts
aasA ss4a44 fa4sss sAn@AhsAA ata 80 sa4s
~thas Asmse rusy a4yais sass#f tsins
~ash fmse@t asa s#~8gs N sheN TaN
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-10-10
Onc Party Mast 10.

Three parties cannot exist In this
country for long time. The great
contest II whether laws shAll he
made for tho interest of tho people.
or for the interest n fow: whether
our money shall DO issued and re-
ccivod by tho people, or whcthdr II
shall DO issued by corporations
whether the debt shall no paid, ~
whether Il shall M forever hanging
over IN, eating out the HE blood 81
tho Nation aud reducing American
farmers and American lMborcrs to
tho tenant system and pnupcr wage
hire ri Europe.
Tho Grccnback party h for the
people every timc. Il hMs como e.
stay, and II will stay.
The Republican and Democratic
parties may draw lots ~ 70 which
ahnll In tho future die out. There Il
but two Sides to the question, and the
0roonback party has got ono side
and II don't care which party hAf
tho other. Old parties do. New
parties never die until successful
National Tribune.