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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-24
Pima County Convention.

Our dispatches from Tucson give the names of the Republican nominees for the C"uncIl, House of Representatives and County offices. From tie prominence o the men whose names appear as the nominees We should judge that the doom of Oury i. made evident. The very best men of Pima comprising every Iocelity. make up rht ticket, and an overwhelming majority awaits them on election day. Let Repub licans every where throughout the Territory sand firm and true to the cause and sue cess will be written n large letters upon the ballot box. \ grand march of triumph will be played from all precincts north south, east and west, all over the Territory on the eve of the coming election by the Republican bands. Join hands, circle around and keep the ranks formidable and ID working order Stewart and victory should be our watchword.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-24
Republican Nominations !! 1.
 Presidential Nominations
Territorial Nominations,

FOR DELEGATE TO CONGRESS N. W. STEWART .......P PIMA COUNTY FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC IN
 sTRUCTION, NJ. II. SHERMAN ..YAyAPAI COUNTY.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-24
County Nominations.

FOR THE COUNCIL, WN 5. HEAD, Camp Verde.
 FOR REPRESENTATIVES. LOUIS WOLLENBERG,. .. ..... Prescott. GEO. E. BROWN, .... Lower Agua Fra K. B. STEADNAN, .......... .........N Verde
 FOR SHERIFF, GEO. s. PORTER. ...............Prescott.
 FOR RECORDER, HENRY \. BIGELOw, ......... Hassayampa. FOR COUNTY TREASURER, W. C. BAsHFORD, ......... ...... Prescott. FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY, J. r. HARGRAyE, ......... ...... Prescott.
 FOR PROBATE JUDGE, A. O. MOVES, ,................. Prescott
 FOR SUPERVISORS, J. M. MYERs, Walnut Grove w. 4. CLINE, ......... ........... Prescott FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, E. II. SMITH, ,.........-...- ...--... Prescott
Daily Republican., 1880-09-23
A,,ach king y.ctsrio,n Ba.a.

DnSVRs. Col Sept. 81 -AdyiOss from
santa 70, Nav Mexico, state that on
Sept. "a, United States and Mexican
troops combined will make an attach
on Vlo.osio's band, nov in the Candle
laria Mountains, in Mexico. The whole
number to BE- employed In the move.
msnt will number about 5000 troops.
Gen. Tsrvassas will move in Mexico
from the north, Busl in the south in
New. Mexico, Grayson from the east in
Texas, and Carr from the sast in Arizo-
ma. General Buell. 10 confident the plan
will bs suocsssfull. A Santa Re spe-
cial says that at day break on Sep. 18th
IS Of vietorio's band captured tha Ban
Jose stage station, go miles from Ri Pa
80, killed Mexican, and captured Ill
the stage stock, and 40 horses BELONG.
Ing to the citizens Of Bl Paso.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-23
T. n. 4 q.

Tbs Young Mems Republican Ciub,
4 this city, will on Saturday evening,
~ the guests Of ths Y. n. R. c., d
Philadelphia, On the occasion Of the
demonstration there. Ia the parade
hey will occupy the third position In
he northern arc ion. The special train
'oF Philadelphia viii leave this city .
Az minutes after ak o'clock Exeur.
ion tickets can be procured for II
tents.
Those DESTROYS Of accompanying ths
club must report At the club room either
this or tomorrow evening.
Al the meeting, on Saturday, there
sill DO three stands from which tbs
people will 10 addressed. The main
stand will b. In front Of the Union
League house, where President George
a. Boxer will preside. Senator Blaine,
OF Maine, will address the assemblAge
At this point, telegram having been
received nom him last night anneun-
cling this fact. The other speakers villa
he Hon. r. Stockett Matthews and Hon.
Thomas Marshall. Another staEd VIII
be situated at Broad and Chestnut,
where Mr.. B, B. Comegys will preside.
and 3 third at Walnut and Broad,
whess Mr.. Thomas Dolsn will OSRcis.s.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-23
LOCAL TAME TABLE,.
VRAIns LEAVE WILMINGTON.

n Philadelphia and intermediate stations
/ I, $40, 1880, g. m; t.s0, 400, 100, ESQ,
N. On Sundays $40 q. m: toe, CIV, e.o
phiia. Express, soo, ., 40, lo,aaA m. Sun
yer Phiia. and New York: ags, $50, 10
1909, q. m: $50 50. +I2. AZ, (I4imited
6.n D. m. Sundays, 228 O. m.
For baltimore and way stations: s.sS q. m.
or Baltimore, Washington and Bay Line
1908 p. m.
FOR Baiumore and Warrington: l2sl, aoC
AIS, S.8S o. m; 1852, LOO (Iimlted) 4,f8,
I0s p. a. Sundays: t261, EOS g. m.
For Information apply at depot.
FOR New Castle: 900, s.2S, .. H., LOS, 900
FOR Harrington and intermediate stations
s.25A o.. l.Gb. e.s6 o. m.
For DE- 'm and Intern sdiate stations: 926 q
Fer " iInine ton d Northern b. r.: 100, q.
m.;a0O, SOS, p. m. No Sunday trains.
Arrive g and II. rs M, and 6.4b p. m.
Fer Delaware Western Il. r.: us, 1880. am.
S.8Op, M. Sunday trains, 1880 .. m, Up m.
rpAINB con wILMIJ 9ToM LAAvH YHn.ADxr.-
from Broad stroeL 4nu washington avenue
T8o. $40, 10 30, 10.45, l1.4b Q. M; l.80, $3.50,
1. S'lb.6, $40, 9, 946. lisp. m. On Sun
davs. 90 = m - a. q As 4. o. M
from Thirty-Second and Market streets: 7.3o
1880, ll.SS 0. m; 12.2b. (Limited) $40 p. M
I'd SUNDAYS: Los o. m.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-23
NeaIolas,

At meeting Of the Iutual Lean As
ISOLATION, Tuesday evening, $500 VA
old at d, $4o0 al 81, $500 at s! ant
300 at 81 per cent. premium.
Worknen are preparing to place ,
aew front In Porter & COmpany's sta
tionery store on Market street.
The light ship Winter Quarters,
which has been on the Jackson & SHARP
compauy's railway ainoe last Hay
will be launched this week.
The gold badge presented to WIN. r.
sweeney by the Shields Library Associ
.iion the other evening was mot only
'ngraved by Thomss sherwin & Bon
mt vas their own design and manufas-
ure.
Boberts & Tyson will have another
ale Of COWS at Village Green, on Thurs.
az, the Goth inst.
II Ia reported that q new ice houss
ill BE- erected on the banks Of the
'hristiana creek, near Prsnoh street,
efore next season.
Thomas Davis has returned from 0
our through Colorado, New Mexico.
Wyoming and Kansas. or course he
ooked through Democratic spectaeiss
nd TO him appearance seemed In 10
ior OF The election Of Hancock.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-23
NYEWOASTLE COUNTY, 5. s.

~ 1.-THE STATE OF DELAWARE
| {sRAL. }To THE HERIBR OF NEW CAsrLi
(~t COUNTY, GRBsT1Ns:
Whereas, Mary Reid, BY her petition nth'
| Judges Of our Superior Court, hled 10 the OF
nee Of the Prothonotary Of said CoIrt, In aas
| for the County of New Castle, Tor the Q use
CON pleint therein alleged has N ido Rpplica
ton TO our said Judges that decree may BE-
pror ounced dissolving the m Irriage existing
bet seen the petitioner and her husband ! ohr
Reid We therefore command you, as you
have heretofore been commanded, that y,u
summon John Reid 90 that ke be and appear
before the said Judges Of cur said Court at
the next term thereof to be held at New Cas
tie, on Monday, the twenty-second day OF NJ.
vember next, to answer the allegations OF the
said petition, and also to show cause. II any
he has, why decree OF the said court should
not be ma o dlssolving the marriage existing
between him and the said DetitiOner accord
log TO the Act Of Assembly in such case made
and provided, and also to do and receive
what the said Court shall then and there con.
slider concerning him In this behalf, as to the
Court hall seem meet and consistent with
the provisions OF the said Act Of Assembly.
Witness the Honorable Joseph r. Comegye,
ESQUIRE, ct New Castle, the twenty eighth
day Of May, A. D., Eighteen Hundred and
Eighty.
Issued june 18th, 1882.
CHAS. BEASTEN, Prothon'y,
The above is a true copy Of alias sum
mons'' libel Tor Divorce, Ne. Q to November
Term, A. d. 1880. JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
New Castle. August goth, A. d., 1880.
l-Smd.2taw
Daily Republican., 1880-09-23
rHE PIELD SPARROW.

A bubble OF music floats
The Hlops Of the hillside over
A little Wandering sparrox's notes
On the bloom Of yArrow and clover,
And the smell OF swsetfsrn and The b
beny.leaf
On his flppls Of song are stealing;
For he 10 n chartered inlet,
The wealth OF the hslds revea Ing,
One ~ liable, clear and soft
AZ 0 faindrop's slivery patter,
Or tlhkling iairy bell, heard aloit,
In the midst OF the morry chatter
u robin and linnet and Wrea and Jay
Ono syllable, OFT repeated;
He has but word 70 say,
And Of that he will no. be cheated.
The singer have not seen;
But tie song arise and follow
The blown hills over, the pastures green.
Aud into the sunlit hollow
With the Joy OF o lowly hearts content
can feel my glad eyes glisten,
Though he hides 10 his hairy tent,
While stand outside AID listen.
This way would also sing,
My dear little Hillside Leighbor!
A tender carol OF peace to BRING
To the sunburnt tlel Is Of labor,
Ia better than making leud ado,
rrill on, amid clover and ysIrJw;
There's heart beat schoinY you,
and blessing you, blifhe little sparrow
Lucy Larcom, In 81. NieL oias.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-23
A wOuan'. Highs with PswsrfaI
hnAkA.

BnAkO.
Not long ago Mrs. Rachel Dedariok
wife OF Frederick Dsdsriok. q wagon.
maker Of Cairo, Greene county, N. y,
was passing through fsld Of black.
berry bushes, when che heard q queer
noise. She stopped and listened, and,
as the noise ceased, she again went
upon her way. After proceeding few
steps further che heard the noise again,
which she now recognized as whistle
Of species OF blacksnake known as
the racer. She Immediately started 10
RIM, but before she had gone dozen
steps the snake caught up with her and
began to entwine his coils about her
body. She had small tin pail In her
hand at the time, and while screaming
for help began to fight the snake with
the pail, bat 1t seemed that every
stroke she made at the snakes head
lie would dodge and draw his folde
about her body tighter. She continued
to fgh! and scrsam this way for pearly
a quarter % au hour before she got any
response, but finally hssrd her hus-
bands answering call. Just then the
make got coil around her neck and
,hroat, and she tainted. Her husband
crushed the snakes head with his boot
heel and then released his wife and
carried her to the house, where she re.
vived. She carried blue mark about
her throat for some Tins where The
snake had choked her. The snake was
II feet in length and az large around
as 3 mans wrist.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-23
Military Notes.

The American Rides have dsoi isd
that ~ they could not we'll attend TO
the reception Of General Torbert's re-
mains and make their proposed trip to
Atlanta, Ga, the latter should be given
up. At 8 meeting Of the First Battalion,
last evening, Col. hacallister reported
that the remains Of General Torbezt
would BE- brought from New York 70
Philadelphia BY an escort, and would
lie In state In the latter city, nom
whence they would be moved 70 Milford.
The Battalion will meet the remains
either at Philadelphia or at the Slate
line and escort them 70 Milford.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-23
Half A Millasn For a College.

CLEVELAND, Sept. 2l.-It has Rser
assertained that AmasA Stone 10 tn,
man who will give 100000 TO thu
Western Reserve College, ct Hudson,
Ohio, If 1t is removed to Cleveland.
At q meeting Of the Trustees, lsld
yesterday, It was practically resolved
to remove the college to Cleveland, and
to chang. the name to Western Reserve
University. The college already has
an endowment Of $4,000
Daily Republican., 1880-09-23

Music AT HoME-Jones, an eligible
bachelor, whispering tsndsrly: There's
too much music IN this world, Misa
Mary. Ishould have been married
long ago II Il hadn't been for too much
music. Whenever I'd screwed up my
pluck to the pitch OF popping the
question, somebody always began TO
eng, and Of course I had to-" Chorus
Of Observation-Disclosures |" Poor
Jones is frustated for the twelfth tims.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-23

Captain Dsnike, a brother in-lav OF
Paulipg, one Of the captors OF Msjo
Andre, Is still living at YOnkers. N. \.
ct the age Of l0l years. He will be
one Of the attractions at the centennial
celebration at Tarrytown on Thursday
next.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-23
KUN AND FROLIC.
A MirthfnI Medley - what the
WIsest Men OccaslOBa,Iy Relish

A MirthfnI Medley what Tn
Wlsest Men OccaSiOBn,Iy Relish
A widow at the West intending I
succeed her husband in the manage
ment of hotel tdvsrtises that th
"hotel will be kept by the widow @
the former landlord, Mr.. Brown, VIII
died last summer on q new ard i'm
proved plan"
A steamboat captain, In advertising
for an excursion, closes thus: ''Tick
cts, twenty i've cents, children hal
price, to b. had at the captains Office.
One Of Dir Royle Rsche's invitation
to an Irish nobleman was rather equiv
ocal. He writes: ~ hope, my lord
II you ever come within . mile OF my
horse you will stay there all night"
A coroner's verdict reads thus
1.-THE deceased came TO his death b,
excessive drinking, producing apo
plexy In the m .nds Of the jury"
A clergyman says: "a young wcmal
died in my neighborhood yesterday,
while l was preaching the gospel in 6
bssstly state Of intoxicAtion."
A correspondent, in writing ofare
cent demonstration In the city o.
Cleveland, says: "The procession wss
very fine, ard nearly two miles long,
a. was also tho report of Dr. Perry tn
Chaplain"
A correspondent Of the New Rng
land Journal has collected the follow
ing specimens OF false syntax:
An Iowa editor thus acknowledges 5
present Of grapes: "Ws have received
= basket Vi boo grapes from our friend
w., for which he will please accept our
some CT which are nearly two
inches in diameter"
A newspaper advertisement readf
thus: "Wanted-s saddle horse for &
lady weighing about nine humid red and
fifty pounds" Another reads !:
'Wsnted-A young man to take charg,
If two horses Of religious turn OF
mind"
Daily Republican., 1880-09-23
DOOFlNG ! ROOFlNaiI

An kinds composition roofing dsne promul
" and AZ LOW PRICES. Old leaky iii
ahinRle and competition roofs osated Wit
pIagtic and made water-ttght and good o.
new, Give Us O call.
ROBERT ATKINSON.
Once: SamT. Hanna d Os.s hardwsE
re, Filth and Market SITS. al9-6md
Daily Republican., 1880-09-23
New BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
GEuRaBS. HA9ANY

Has Just opened at No. Z West Sixth street
with full and seasopable stock Of oil kind
Of boots and shoes for ladies, gentlemen
u isses, boys and children. II you want bar
gains in good goods give rs . call az the lit
tie store called No. 4 West Sixth street.
Ql5.Smd
Daily Republican., 1880-09-23
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, S.S.
1~)THE STATE OF DELAWARE
(RHAL To THE SHEMRF OF NEW CAsTLA

|N)THE STATE OF DELAWARE
sHAL To THE SHEmPF or NEW CASTLE
l(S CoUNJY, GREETING:
Whereas, Jane X. Kelley, by her petition
TO the judges OF our Superior court, MED In
the effice OF the Prothonotary OF the said
Court, in and for N eW Gas leU0uuty, Tor the
cause of complaint Their In alleged, has made
application 10 our said Judges that decree
may be pronounced diss0lvtTg tho marriage
| existing between the petitioner and her hus.
band, Henry NJ Kelley. We the etore com
mand you, as on have heretofore been COM
manded. that you summon benry Kelley
| 30 that be be and appear befvTe the said
Judges Of our said Cont at the next term
thereof to be held at New Castle, on Monday,
the twenty second eny OF November next, 10
answer the allegations oil the said Portion,
and ais TO shCW cause II any he has, why a
ecree OF the said Court should not be made
dis DIV, ng the marriage existing between him
and the said petitioner according 10 the Act
OF Assembly In such case m sde and provided
And also TO do and recsive what the said
Con I shall then and there consider concert
ing him in tn Ia behalf, as to the Court shall
70 I'M meet and consistent wi Ii tho Provisions
of the said Act OF Assembly
Witness the Honorable Joseph P. romegys.
ESQUIRE ut New CASTLE the twenty etXhth |
day OF MAY, A. D., Eighteen Hundred aac
Eighty.
Issu, June 18th, 1880.
CHAS. BEASTER, Proshon'y
The above ia true copy Of 'altas sum
mons" libel Tor divorce, No. 10, 70 November
Term. A. D., 1880. JOHN PYLE, sheriff
New CASTLE, July l7th. A. D.. 1880 us
Daily Republican., 1880-09-23

NnAAWARE WESTERN RAILR0AD.
~ On aud siter February 2s, 1850, trains
Will run SO follows:
Leave Wilmington ct Y.ls, po.So, o. m, 6.so.p,
N.
Arrive as Laadenbers, go, a. n, l2.oo noon,
go. p. m
Leave Lsndenberg, m, 1850, p. N.
Arrive at Wilmington &C q. m, 2lb, p. M.
2s8ti u. ObNNEIII. Snnf.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-23
Rugby Evening School,
A Thorough Rusin ess Institutio,

tu0rOukh Bustness AnststuttOn.
This school will re open ut I 10 o'clock, on
MONDAY kYerIHib. SEPT. goth, in ioppD
No on second floor OF Masonic Temple
Pupils can entsr at any tms and VIII be
teacher Of pcnHansAip In Rugby Academy
will nave charge Of the eiasseJ in PENN d.
chip, and will awe sDocial instruction IN
PLAIN and ORNAMENTAL PENMAR
SHIP.
BOOK KEEPING, nICAL
DRAWING, 6C, Taught by com oetent
teachers. For further Information apply to
LIZ SAM'L MURPHY, or
J.JAUKSON Pl EkCE,
o1iiot Rugby Academy.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-23
POUDRETTE
NIGHT SOlLCOMPOS]

,rKUCERlES.-sAvE YOUR MONEY
~ by bu. ing for cash. We have reduced
everything In groceries down Hams, 1214c.;
lard, 100; pa ent -four, 40 old wheat q III, 4c.
h.; broken Java coffee. as good as the lRigs
gr in, 200 lb.. guaranteed; Java. 80; Mara
caibo rs; LagIayra, Is Rio, rs, 10, Ia and 10
rs. lb.; teas, rs, 30, 10 and 90 cts our sec. We
Dap. 2 3, 1 and 8; hay, $'.25 per hundred;
straw, ESQ.,. best straw fof be Is; corn and oats
soid at Wholesale prices; powder. shot and
caps. Nothing but FIR o'ass goods sold at
the above prices. PETER J. FORD,
% cod Cor. Front and Madison Sts.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-23

OE,-INVESTMENT SAFE AMI
~ PROFITABLE. Home Loan Assoeia
ton IT ade for Its stockholders this year pro
ut Of over 8 per cent. Shares In the tenth
series new Tor sale; FIRST payment FRIDAY,
i. v. LAwsoN, Treas @. W. BueH. Prest.
Z. T. TAYLOR, See'y. }. GREEN, '. Frost
plTM L02 Ma rket street
Daily Republican., 1880-09-23
q. AlLR0AD LGNEA,

4 PHILADELPHIA, WlLMlN(YTUu AMI
~ BALlT1MORE RANAROAU.
July 26, 1880.
Trains VII leave Wilmington a. followsi
For Philadelphia and lntermediato Sta
asns, 700, al0, n.So, q. m, 2So, 400, 100, 0.t
.. m.
Philadelphia tExpsess} $50. eco, IA, 100
D. n 20, 9.AS p. m.
ia02, a. M, l2-s9, ll43, COZ p. m.
Baltimore and Intermediate Stations, ass
q, N. has p N.
Baltimore and Bay Line, T0s p. m.
Baliln0re aad Washington, 1851, 400, 2l6,
ast e. m, 1854, Lon, AS. T.0s p. m.
TRIMS Tor Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, $40 a2S o. m, Loa, 400, $50
p. m.
harrington and Intern edtate Stations, R.25
- M, L.y6, a35 p. m.
n rs n. m
Daily Republican., 1880-09-23
|AUDOLPH.

I'm Market g., removed to
I,, Asst FOURTH STR EET.
IIripu~' land and Jevslry cheaper than
FWp'0mrtiy attelsdn tors !.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-23

,sA WE'LL ESTABLISHED
sad. :, "a with good buildings In q
Fgs,' '' Vsl.bt HEALDk 90.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-23
SUNDAY TRAINS,

Phiiafeaphia and intermediate Stations
10 ., M, Loo 6.3u, $50 p. n.
Philadelphia and New oTK, 2.23 Q. m.
Baltimore and Washington, l2.b1, 400 o, m
For taythar information passengers ore 70
larred 10 tho time tables posted at the depot
II. + KEEhEY, Supe.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-23

fryn.A FARM ON THE SHARES
4, nos wac tho rOughly understands
~ Address Farmer, hErusLicAN
y" 9Jti2td2gW
Daily Republican., 1880-09-23

"a GOOD STEAM Wills
sAl.I', ,s Tor tuz.boat or manulactat'
IA am Apply RzRuBLlohs OIL
barAn'n" 6-i2u
Daily Republican., 1880-09-23
NOTICES.

n OTlCE.-THE BRIDGE AT OHSI1.
tiana will be of Tor repairs during the
week, commencing with N ndIy: the 2etn
inst VIM u. WIN,
elS6tdltw Levy court Com.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-23
NRlEN Ds' sCHOOi.,
yXyiLMINGTON ArHEN eur,

.. ALMOND BUILDING, sth and Market
streets. Private lessons given 70 young Ia
dies and gentlemen In Latin, Greek, hebrew,
spanish, German. French, and English
branches. students prepared for college OF
apy paEsuit in lie, TsrmS: A single pri
vate iessOn 50 cents; class VI Is pupils ~
tausht 'of IS cents zach. Gall on PHI r. r.
VI. hoOhKEPPEG, ~ Tatnail street %
Daily Republican., 1880-09-23

A76TICE.-THE ANNUAL MEETING
~ Of the Home Loan Association Will he
b cid Friday evening. Sept. cath, at their uS-
usl place at O'Clock. The Iepo will be pc
sentsd and officers elected for the ensuing
year, elJ.6t Z. T. TAYLOR, Seoy
Daily Republican., 1880-09-23

~ -skyLRAL SIX RoOM
Llks.-oasbiy well built, with sas.
klsel, lDe,eu M bath centrally looa.
s0d w. 800 ,or Norkipgmep val
stsbls POM erms reasona bic u &C.
rs wv 'Apply to the os owl y.
4 AlLhh hA 94.eod
Daily Republican., 1880-09-23

|yTED-DRESSED CHICKENS,
N mrsiss, butter sud eggs delivered
FR APPLETUN, Sd Sc. Market. q
Daily Republican., 1880-09-23

.ngD-ROOMS FOR HOUSE
~ IN; gentleman and wiIe.in good
Adds q w., RRPuBn ONCE. eSt8
Daily Republican., 1880-09-23
,eR ssLS.
,rIJAsBsAL
EARM on

ONE: OF rHE I !,sI y,
suislpg loS y seventh and broone
|Srsi foI Z o =, q the met We've o.
|rpspding on .y. sigs, o. 4. front on
~, \, NJ 10 Il. aeep on IN s'ie''' i0
'pgyaimEa PARKER,
"a a wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-23
FOE RENT.
WANTED.

kTrlI STOUT BOY FROA
\, oeautry wishes q situation In .
M o. Shsre no cln mako himsell
rslql; has he'd soAe experience,
IA v. B)Itt, New Castle, Del. 22t4
Daily Republican., 1880-09-23

EIyD-ALAHaE SIZED BOY AT
,M,s.iI 4 Vandsnbfaak Q, Second
bss JueeIJ. sSS1Es
Daily Republican., 1880-09-23

Irrn "A GIRL FOR QENER AL
,cuslorf. Inquire No. = East Sew
A oyit2s
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-11-25
Do Your Own Fishing.

There was a volume of wisdom in
the advice of the elder man to the
younger. when wishing for fish, not to
stand idly looking at others. but get a
line, cut a pole, dig bait, and pitch
in"
No man ever got ahead in life by
standing with staring eyes and gaping
mouth and hands deeply thrust in
pockets watching others. Cutting
bait and stringing fish after they were
caught, and a0ishing, never yet
amounted to anything. Yeu have got
to hold the pole yourself and angle for
the best fish. The scaly swimmers
won't come On shore to be caught.
You have to Ego for them in the
most seductive fashion, and endure
the labor and the sweat Of the taking.
Lolling on the banks, in the shade,
will never fill your basket, and you
will be certain to go hungry for all the
breakfast you will gain in that manner
see if you don't.
Get up early and catch the worm
and then the fish. Don't be everlagt-
ingly the sluggard. There is no sense
in the plea that if the worm didn't
make fool of itself, and INDUCED in
later nap, it wouldn't be caught, and
the ambitious bird would return to it's
nest minus. The theory is comfort
ing, no doubt, but the practice is star
walton. Some worm viii be out and
some bird will catch it. IF one par
ticular squirmer escape one particular
swift-darting songster, it will become
the food Of second. That is fzed
fact in nature. Somebody has got to
secure the prize; and the one who is
the earliest and most intent upon the
search will be the man.
Do your own fishing. Trusting to
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-11-25
Greenbackism ssPlayed."

The weakness which the Greenback
cause manifested in the recent election
would well nigh discourage party
composed of thinking men, which
really believed it ought to succeed.
In Wisconsin, of 467, 900 votes cast,
Mr.. Weaver received less than 5000.
And this against about $4,000 cast a
year ago for Governor, and about 81
600 three years ago. The more it agi-
tates, and causes itself to be really IN
derstood, the more it don't gain in
popular favor In Maine, at the Sep
TENDER election, the Greenbackers and
Democrats united upon the Greenback
State ticket, and elected their Govern
or, if at all, by majority of less than
200. But at the Presidential election
Gen Garfield carried that State by
some 1000 over all opposition
Greenbackers, Democrats and Prohi-
bitioni8ts combined. Elsewhere in
the country the Greenback vote, where
appearing at all, is merely nominal.
The Greenback party is no more.