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lead.

Til. Nv York Mining Rccori Of the
2Ith nit snys:
"lun wholgs 10 way TIL market has
been ra,lI'r sluggish AMI no important
business has t~rInspircd since our las,
i,-u". the stlrs being confined to small
lots IN II jrl,hInS wuv. Some large mr.
chnscs for future delivery which were
m.tds over two months ago have bccom q
public within the past week and not
only show the stock To be concentrated,
bni the bnlk Of the SIMPLY available for
ia next three months is likewise under
the same contract. The largest con.
sumcrs ARE amply supplied. and their
requirements for some time tn come are
not likely to be large. Values arc firm.
Common AMI Domestic being held at
81 to 6 c'ntS according to quantity,
aud c%orrodiug nj GtI 10 O.. cents"
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iAaInASundl.

W. II. Pierce. formerly of T~uscaro:n,
Is In town. zeJ Fac 7g~-vfI
The Board Of County Commissioners
will meet to morrow.
Mrs. George Seitz departed for Tus-
carora 10y stage this morning.
Z. J. Helms is teaching p~cumanship
and bookkeeping at Gold HILL. DIT
John Kelly, the pioneer violinist is
travelling Though Idaho giving con
certs. "a.
Prof. Trip is doing n land Office
business in TuScsrora with his life. sized
portraits. 40
A report reached here to day that
Tom Laswell WIS shot fatally ut Reno,
Saturday night.
The attention OF the members OF the
Eiko Gusri is called to n notice OF
meeting in this issue.
A. v. Lancaster who wcIt east las,
fal' 10 spend the winter with relatives
has returned to his home in Tuscarora.
Miss Emma Samuel who has been
teaching at the Wells for some time
past, departed for San Francisco, Satur.
day.
The ladies who are "a take part in
the Leap Year BAH on Friday evening
next, arc requested to appear with their
partners for the Grand March at $3.50
o'clock. sharp.
DR.. SlaGe the ~spiritualistic crss who
stopped in Elko q day or two with .ho
laudnble purpose Of taking in the sus.
ceptible portion Of orr community.
folded his tent audqnietly sill out by
the east-bound express last evening.
II those young men who lodge in one
OF our public buildings Sill be so SON
sidorn,o "a to ''puli down the blinds"
especially while dressing. it will be
much better for all Concerned. aud con.
triIutd not a little towards the relief of
cc!tnim feminine hearts in that neigh
borhoul.
The Nellie Boyd Dramatic Company
dislandrd al /: no last week, some OF
the members going east On tn. emf.
grant train. Miss Boyd with three or
four members uf her late troupe, will
remain III Reno until She -Hu get nd.
d:tIonAl ruppoTt and will ,hcm resume
her starring tour.
Tho ''hoss" place for Il rice quiet
game of billiards, or II fine drink. con
C"Ctc'I III the most artistic manner. Is
il.e Bank Exchange. The Saloon is
one az the best on the line Of the rail
road, and the two CL..ilvys pull t.
p";lcr ~ their cnrTts 10 give sntiafac.
ii"n. See Sat" under the heal Of
new to-day"
The leap year privilege Of ladies
choosing their husbands. is Thus cN
pInimcd in II work entitled Lowe, Cuur,
ship and Muirimuni,," London. lGuG.
Albeit it has now become - put 81 Tia
c"innIou law in regard To the social re-.
lrtious Of life that, "a often as every
bisscstilr year doth return. the ladies
have III" sole rrivilre". during the imr
ii cu%ntinu"th, of making low" uutD the
m"m, which th"y DO, ,i:h,r 10y wonl-
81 l""%rS, ns To them it sr'm"ti PROPER
ni"l moreover. no man will b" entitled
to III ben. f. of clergy VIII" doth in any
'"aumcI 'r",I proposal with slight or
cOu'umrly.
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II is strange 50 many people viii
continue TO suffer day after day with
dyspepsia. liver complaint. constipation.
sour stomach, general debility. when
they they can procure ut my store Shi
loh's Vitalizcr, FREQ Of cost IL IL docs
not cure or relieve them. Price 75
cents, Sold by +. +. Muller, Drug.
gist.
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t.nIiaNio..rs Ssstf.s

The Board of,coSnij ccsnisiaikrs
met at the Court house pursuant 20 I'd
journuisnt yesterday morning-preseht.
Holmes. conlcy aud S.dt
q A petition iron ,citi.ens Of StaI valley
praying that tho route Of the present
County road through said valley 70
Deeth. be chanSed; said new road "
begin, at the Old Emigrant road at the
south etd Of Star valley. ard continue
due north on line between McMullen's
and Stewards ranches, until Il intersecis
the road running from the north end Of
Star valley 70 Deeth. IN eompiianes
Sith said petition II 10 hereby Urirrsd
that the sboye route DO Sha il hereby
established. r8Ey,r g
An error having occurred in the tSx
statements Of George Russell and j. r.
Bradley. for the year 1879, the amoun,
reported delinquent on said property,
was ordered stricken from the delin.
quent list. Iu 0sH'u7u fvEu afEy
The property Of n. Nelson having
been, by mistake. subjected to q double
assessment for the yenr 1879. the amount
reported delinquent against said n.
Nelson wns also ordered stricken from
the delinquent list.
The District Attorney is hereby au.
thorized to acc pit the amount Of bull
lion tag due from the Independence
Mining Company. Tnscaro,a. for the
quarter ending December 3lsi, 1879. on
the basis Of the amended statement
furnished the County Assessor.
The District Attorney was ordered TO
begin SUIT mt once for the recovery of
delinquehttaI still sunpuid.' for the
year 1879. and to enforce payment with
all possible dispatch. ,...4. "a
A. Mooser. ono of the sureties
on the official bonds Of the following
County officers: Auditor, Assessor.
Sheriff and Treasurer. having removed
from the county. 1t Is hereby ordered
that those several officers file additional
bonds in the respective sums for which
he is liable.
Ordered that proposals. for furnishing
material and C .~nstructing q bridge across
the south Pork. on the road Leading
from Elko to Bullion, be received by
the Board until 10 o'clock Monday, the
10th Instant, Mt which time said pro.
posals will be opened-n majority of tho
members of the Board being present
the right being reserved to reject my
or oil bids. And it is further ordered
that an advertisement be published,
calling for proposals 10 build said
bridge IN accordance with the spccifca.
zion attached and plan on file In the
Clerks office. a -slHHaI 10
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Or: Georse Won rreniits

The we'll known chiropodist, Of 9ff
Kearney street, San Fruucisco. is now nc
the Depot Hotel, SRetS ho WIN practice
professionally for two or three days.
He engages to extract aid cErei' without
pain. C%hillbluins. Duuions. Sofns,
Warts and Insrowing Nails, and any
person afflicted With e1efesSenisses Of
this nature. should call on tho Doctor
at once lind be relieved. He has a Welt
established reputation in San Francisc6
where he has been q regular practitioner
for the past ten years. .a..F
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For tn holi lays. ore than forty
varieties. Also coirnucopias. candy toys.
hearts. Christmas candles. costume
notices. ct,.
Canned Fruit, Frosh Crackers and
Cakes. Pure Spices. Extracts, Candies,
Nuts. Tobacco. etc, at lowest Cash
prices AMI Best quality guaranteed Mt
w. A. JAcKsoS's,
Next door To postOlicc.
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Depot HotcI Arrivals.
j. II. IIILL.

''p'"' ""'Va "rFbNnI
j. w, Pitchford. Tuscnrorn.
j.. NJ, Frank, San Francisco.
g. j.. Davis. do
Max Obnrfrldcr, do
G. l.. Mayer. Fort Hullcck.
II. Parker. New York.
h. H. Hhll'y. Connnef
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Tho following IL a list Of letters TO,
manning in tho Elko Office. unclaimed,
for tho week ending Saturday. Jan. 81,
1880:
Observation-Disclosures Galloway J r
Collins ClIas jennings y NJ
Longlcy Russell Chas
Bkaggs J II Shroll o
q. w. 1IULb. Z. NJ.
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from wednesday. D.ily.l
n inaxasa,.

taCt- Va s.t.,.SSa, eEill11
~. Cuu,.,.,s ..
o,,;r ,o.,,.v
g., IL,
=, ,x ,.s,a- -U
Ao -
~
~ 3 " .r ia
d oi''s aiioSea oy inc poatu Oh
eommisS'onors VII " Papiisoeo To-
n"'' 49, no q
-ihe Neihe boyd' troupe reinforced
BY new arc entertaining the
Iruckeeite"'
DR.. Huntington. Superintendent Of
Public Schools. will visit EIko 200 on
oihci"i ousinesS' .ara
Prof. Hermann. the renowned pres
tdignteur, was a'passenger bJ the east.
bound train last evening. .
John Pitchford, foreman of the 7if-4e,-
Retie,e, arrived here from Tuscnrorn
las, evening, and departed for Eureka
this morning.
d ,Joe " hi,.b.od NJ Reno IL s,;i :, h.
cpy.ccd in wri,ip,, po,m nm III. St,,s
Uruiv,,sitv and orr. f,rtv Jol,,rs Tor
n word tina, will rLvme with EIko
~
-.
- - :,
80.
80, onnoor,n.o 90 II -
9 %
a
49,
~ "
~
~
As the Tune draws near f0T :ss Leap
Year Ball We notice that several Of orr
old oa'eheiors are in a state of nervous
excitement painful to witness. The
demand Tor chlorai hydrate. opium and
morphine Inns largely increased.
The particulars OF the fatal shooting
OF Tom Lts"eil by Barney Fitzgerald
In Keno on Sunday last are published
eisewheFei an this Issue. Many OF our
readers will remember Lasweii. who was
tined Tor his HE III this county Tor the
ki!lins OF q man IN Mineral Hill and
acquitted
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saS FnAScisto, ~JGndarY, &c, 1880.
Mn. J. J. MATTHEW'S:
Elko. Ncyadni
Dedr SIR: In answer TO your inquiry
Mr.. McRusick says that third or fourth
class mail matter upon which one full
rate has been prepaid can DO forwarded
without further chnrgo.
Yours, c;c.
j. II. Hill.
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LalicS who chor'o IN mike % su.
Perimtcni tho MAILING Of your own gar.
mentS. Tho AT stylish anl perfect
hitting costumes cal be pro luco,l ut u
large saving in money by using tho
"Domcstic Paper FASHIONS. Patterns
mailed to any address OH receipt OF
price la post 'go stamps. Send staml,
for catalogue to
j. W. EVANS.
domestic" Fashion pnrlors,
Z1H.#.. g'... San Francisco
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A good paying mercantile bu.incss
including house nnd lot and ready sale,
able stock. nt Ggurcs below cost. Lack
OF health. and n desire To movo out Of
tho country. are tho causes prompting
the above offer. For particulars apply
ut this Office. ELKo, Jan. 10, 1880.
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.

j. NJ. Darling. Salt Lake.
+. L. Grccnloaf, Tuscntora.
II. $. Conloy. do
G.. Il. York, Reno.
L.. A. Willard, Cornucopia.
Frank GREATER. do
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or Interest TO Postmnstcr..
REv. j. ID. Hill:

Rev. j. b. Hill:
San Francisco, chi:
Dear Sir: Please submit tho follow.
ing query to II. J. McKusick, Supt. Of
Eighth Division, II. NJ. s.: "Can n
package Of third or fourth class mil
matter properly stamped at thu mailing
office be forwarded without additional
charger" Respectfully.
j. J. MATTHEWS.
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Arrivals.

List evening by stage from Tie North:
Gins. Newman. u. J.. Stoliz. Gcofgc
pclcRet. jake Bnglor and Thomas
pfiOt.
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THE vol known firm OF Dunphy &
Hildrctb, cattle dealers, San francisco.
Call. havo removed their business oGico
from 533 Kcarnoy street to SOL Koarney
street. room No. L. Parties desiring
reliable information respecting tho
markets will roccivd Tie latest qdota.
tons by addressing the dtm ~ above.
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Bepot Itotef Arrivals:

1922 Sh
John Christensen, Illinois.
Oscar Carlson, DO
II. J.. Randall. do
Bertram Kuhn, WinnomucoM
A, Brewster, Yictoriai
DR.. @. Won Tomllts. San francisco:
Henry Graetet; do
J. W. Williams. Mound Valley:
A. s. Dorsey, Fort Halleck:
J. d. Gheen, do
Z. 0dell. Lamoille.
Mrs. McGrath, Tonno.
Ladies' and Gents gold and silver
watches, and an elegant and complete
stock of 6ne jewoIry. at the mort res
sonable rates, ct L. 0efber's; Elko;
Nevada.
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Arrivals.

Inst evening by stage from the North!
J. NJ. Darling, r. =. G~rccnlcnf. II. S.
Conlcy, l.. 4, willard, Frank Greatzcr
and John Jacks.
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FRrsu .holi oysters received daily I
tho Com by oGproaBS
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a LARGE invoice of A .Kgy West
Cigars just received nj tho Com.
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Thi' mornirlb y stage Tor tho North
C!v. James,
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sir A-t!ry Cooprr'- vital Rrstorn-

Tn great English remcdy-nns made
more curcs Of Nervous Debility, Semi.
nal Weakness. Lost Manhood, noctur.
nal emissions. ltsSitul", inability for
mental labor, dependency anl such
diseases ~ ara induced by youthful
fUllics aud cICcsses. than nil other
medicines combined. Why will you
suir"r2 Send to A. Il. Mintic, NJ. d..
No. II Kcnrnoy street, San Francisco,
for tho Restorative aud be curcd. Prico
- per bottle. Four times tho quantity
$40. Try u bottle. DR.. Mintic treats
nll private discusses successfully with.
out mercury.
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~ you have u valuable timc.picco
mss needs repairing tnko II TO Gerber.
Who matchmaker. Watch repairing
warranted.
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Fnisu u ,storn Poultry On hnnind ,
for sdis ut the 0cm Restaurant!
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Departures.

This m%orning--H. w. Allen, Charles
H. Davis. q. NJ. Darling. }. l.. liiSon
aud NJ. OborfvldL
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Lies About Town.

!. is not true that Constable Lane
while in San Francisco refused tho pc.
sition made vacant by the death Of
Emperor Norton.
1t is not true that Major Miller saw
the ghost OF Sam Mills under his bed
1t was nothing but n violin case
II is not truo that Tommy Bambric
wns given twen:y.four hours IN which
to lcnve town for pe,pctrnting n few
innocent but soul. narrowing puns; but
no ought u be.
It's not true that Henry Munlcll Is
trying to find out who il was that didn't
pull down the blinds"
1t is not true that our local rifle tenn
have killed several head Of cattle while
at target practice.
II Is not true that Charley Drum is
prncticing the Highland Fling for the
amateur dramatic entertainment.
II is not true Tint Barney Gallagher
is preparing for the ministry.
II is not true that Elko is the liveliest
town ON the line OF tho railroad.
1t is not true TINT Al. Ellis will wear
pumps ut the Leap Year Ball.
- 80. -
or Interest To PostnInstcrs.
EurrnR INDEPENDENT: For the brne.
fit o! some rosImastcrs. please publish
tho following correspondence. 1t OK.
plains itself. Yours. etc.
j. j. MATTHEW'S.
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.

Depot Hotel Arrivals.
l.. ID. fullmor and wife. Oakland.
4, 8. RoseuthaI. -
Chns. Lomcll, Battle Mountain.
Miss Jowoll and brother. rnlisndo.
j. q. Stevens. Decth.
A. R.lBleyins, do
HH.. ..a-4=
FREsn sweet Eastern oidor on draughl
1t tho Gcnn
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I wish EVERYBODY 70 Know


Row. George II. Thayor, oud old citi.
zen OF this vicinity known 10 every one
ms a most influential citizen, and Chris
tim member Of the NJ. 4. Church just
this moment stopped in our store TO
say, 81 wish everybody TO know that /
consider that both myself and wife owe
our lives TO Shiloh's Consumption
Cure" II is having a tremendous sale
over our counters nnd Is giving perfect
satisfaction in all cases Of Lung Dis
eases, such ms uothing else has douc.
BoUGDoS, Ind. May 10. 1879.
Dns. MArCmErr A FRANCE.
Sold by +. L. Muller. Druggist, EIko.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Chns. l.. Davis. San Francisco.
Henry Slado, Now York.
a.. Bradshaw. do
L.. u. Cox, Docth.
n. Hall. do
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-07-03

"'ris aot the whole Of life 10 live nor all
Of death to die" lis raising cash to pay
our bills that worries you aud |.
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mony should be restored as soon as posi-.
bic. At the outbreak Of the war he re-
tired from political life, after making an
earnest speech 10 favor Of union, aud Gu
tered the banking business, from which he
retired 10 1877. At the present time he
does not own a dollar Of stock in any cor
poration, although he is fepnted TO be
wealthy man. Mr. English has always
been fearless advocate Of honest money.
He is extremely popular in his own and In
neighboring States, and an auspicious CIR
cumstance in connection with his record
is the fact that he has never been beaten.
ln personal appearance he Il above the
average height, with an erect, well-made
figure. His head is Of good size, with reg
ular features. He is dignifed aud gen
tlemanly in his manners and has pleas
ing address with all persons. His whole
contour of face and person would at once
attract favorable attention in any gather
| inc
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-07-03

CULTURE oP THE VERBEHA. A writer
In HGck's Aagazins gives valuable hint
in regard to raising Verbenas. The Yer
bena is one Of the most beautiful flowers
cultivated, whether in beds on the lawn,
in mixed borders, or in vases, pots or bas.
kets, aud unsurpassed for bouquet making.
There is one important operation to per-
form in order to Keep Verbenas in good
towering condition during the season. that
is, to pick of the seed vessels. When the
flower fades, the strength Of the plant goes
to the seed, aud, IL they are permitted to
remain, the number Of flowers will become
less and less | once had beautiful bed
Of Verbenas that bloomed well for a time,
aud then gradually produced fewer flowers.
Thinking il might be tho maturing Of
seeds that had checked tho towering, |
commenced cutting away the stems Of the
fallen howors, aud continued until l had
nearly filled a milk pan. In few days
that Fetbena bed was blaze Of brilliancy.
| continsssd 10 remove the faded flowers
after this, and they bloomed until Novem
bcr; the iirss Sunday 10 November cat a
bouquet Of Verbenas for sick friend.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-07-03

CUTTING TIMBER-- Ii oak, hickory or
chestnut be telled in August, in the second
running Of the sap, and barked, quite a
large tree will season perfectly, and even
the tWigs will remain sound for years:
whereas that cut in winter, remaining
until the next fall, (as thick as yonr wrist,
will be completely sap rotten, aud will be
almost unfit for any purpose. The body
of the oak split into rails viii not last more
than ten or twelve years. Chestnut will
last longer, but no comparison to that cut
in August Hickory cut in August is not
subject to be worm eaten, aud lasts long
time for fencing. When began farming
in 1902, it was the practice to cut timber
for post fencing in the winter, Whiteoak
posts and black oak rails, cut at that time,
would not last moro than ten or twelve
years In 1903, began cutting fence
timber in August. Many Of the oak rails
cut that year arc yet sound, as well as
most Of the chestnut If the bark is not
taken off this month, il will of itself peel
off the second or third year, and leave the
tree perfectly sound. The tops Of the trees
are also more valuable for fuel than when
cut in winter or spring. ] advise young
farmers to try the experiment, and if post
fences do not last twice as long, | forfeit
all my experience as worthless. OR.
Rarai American.
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Selett poetrp.
TURNING GRAY.


Lies sands are running fast away.
The bnoyant step Of youth has gone
The falling hair Is turning gray
And time seems now 10 hurry ON
More heeIS than In days Of yore.
Before the heart became is prey.
Before twas saddcncd 10 the core.
Before the hair was turning gray.
Ycl. turning gray age comes like snow.
As still. and caryes each carcwom lnc.
Its wrinkles on the brow will grow,
The hair with silvery streaks viii shine.
The eyes their brightness lose. the hand
Grow dry and trcmulouR aud thin;
For life, alas, Is quickly spanned.
And death ib gates soon close in
Al, turning gray we vain would hide
This sign how long with time we've been:
These deepaned wrinkles side by side
Cut BY The sorrows we have seen.
For iseble beats the heart as years
More thickly cluster on our head,
As autumn uindrops hang like tears
On some fair flower that's nearly dead,
Like Pcfished petals from the aower
Our hopes AMI widest Joys are laid,
Born only for day or hour.
Sweet gnmbols by the fancy played
As age comes ON We long for rest.
Assainb near shrIucs VIII long to pray
Dut still we love that time the best
Before the hair was turning gray
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-07-03

Mr.. TILDEN SpEAKs.---Hs Thsahs ne
Nominations NE Rsst that Coald Haze
Been Made.---A reporter Of the New York
Herald gives the details Of an interview
had with Hon. Samuel j. Tilden, riding
from Yonkers to New York, june %.
Among Others things Mr., TiIden Is repre-
sented as saying that he was never ambi-
tiOus for the presidency, and that he offer.
ed Mr.. Seymour the nomination in 1876;
the labors Of that campaign were very ar
duous, and since that time he has felt thas
be needed rest, which he will now take at
bis country seat, Greystone Mr.. Tilden
says his letter Of Withdrawal sent 20 tho
New York delegates 10 the CINCINNATI
convention had no double meaning, but
meant just what It set forth--a positive
Withdrawal. He said be approved of the
nomination Of Gen. Hancock uentirely and
without reserve" regards ii as the best
that could have been made, and that Han.
cock vas the man he fasored for the nom.
ination; that the democratic ticket would
carry New York, and, in his Judgment,
the ticket has every reasonable prospect Of
success. Mr.. Tilden further said that he
should not 60 into the campaign with any
activity such as would be expected Of hiA
il be were the candidate himself, hnt be-
would aid whenever he could,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-07-03

The Pittsburg Post names three thines
the Republicans ask the country to DE-.
First, approve the Credit Mobilier transae-
tioRs second, indorse the right o. The chair
man Of the Committee on Appropriations
to take money from contractors IN order to
have their doubtful claims paid, aud the
obliquity Of moral perceptions which sses
no ilnpropriety in such transactions, third,
to bestow the coaasry's highest homer on
one who was Instrumental N cheating the
people out Of President Of thar choice,
and who was bold defender Of sIl the
ftauds and crimes a. sbs base Of Hayes'
Presidential title.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-02-11

AN old bachelor, who particularly
hated literary women, asked an au-
thoress if she could throw any light "a
kissing. 81 could" said she, looking
archly at him; "but think it's better
ia the dark"