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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-03
& Id LANG syn II
nANcocE AID aAariaLp.

hAHcocE AID oAsriALp.
Should cg!d acqlaiuterce ne forget
And mover brought g. MUD
For Hancock viii 10 President.
and Garaeld lett behind,
cxoRv
tor aGll isaf rgre, ~ byys,
roy aud lang ayae,
Wei tato cnp o k.adness vet,
For aud lang syao.
Tho b,ck-pay gran W can't forget
Which Garfield voted for.
Nor can w9 ,et for,.7o the fae.
OF Credit Hobilier.
Foi anli e..
Sit Garfeil' liue3 hia 20 so.s VOL
Wjtl' ragcmont De G'i.,ofa.
Aci Wa toe leader Of tde rug.
Wh:dh stole snd felt I'D fear.
rio va .Acfesde. II t,o "c;.,tr
BEc crO.'aj out tlo seven.
and or thensK election ds-
"oli maze tts "so7eu 'leyeu
10 - - lrful 80 , (,z.
hs Grant cr1 Testify.
He r1' ~ 80 lr e0.IdG0. o.acq,
An laid bin on; t. dcy.
10 il .Lc candidate 1' laca.
who stole Inc ruu.. i.nas
Daptlgsd the poor Of homestead lights
TO favor "shic,iEs bands"
He carries n Bic mouth tongue,
AS giiO Rs tongue can De.
3ut uegor set gEs bhai toggus beard
To plead fof poyes'y.
he is united vitl MAJ.
Chest. Arthur ~ his dauo
Whom Hayes, however bad be ia,
Dismissed for very shame.
The GAracld.Ar'hur men iook sad.
TDsy know their race Is run,
For "Iaclc Sam" will kick them ont.
That better times may come.
Harrah! hurrEl fot Hancock. boys.
llysrsa for EuelisI, too;
They Isproscnt the ptopie's rigt,s,
And nc red rh..e ard blue
10y aa'd i,rg -yre. my boys.
Foi s-H iarC fue
"o.i Cake -y,sy sisilsss rct.
Tor Gaiu a. = .yae.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-03

Masking waistooets at fourteen cents
each, clIeyiot shirts at four cents apiece,
heavy oyerslis at fifty cents per dozen,
and woolsu trousers at ten cents pair,
arc son.e facts cleaned by society Of
ladies Who are investigating the condi-
too Of tue sewing women Of Cleveland,
OHIO.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-03
Senatorial Convontion.

Convention was called TO order b,
s. L. Fiournoy, Chairman Of the Sen
Elk. Committee, and ". +. Dyer
nominated as temporary Chairman
G. w. Daley q Democratic Editors OF
District, made Secretary.
J. r. Nealis was elected as reading
Clerk.
Committees we're appointed on Rec.
oiutons, and order OF business; on
permanent organization, on creden-
tia!s; aud on basis of representation,
each Committee to consist Olive, one
named from each county. The fol.
lowing Committees were appointed
Committee on Rcsolutions--
CouaV-A S. Norment. Hardy,
d. o. Haupin; Mineral, George f
Price; Hampshire, C. S. White
Pendieton, J w. johnson.
Credentials-Hardy, j. j. Chipley
Grant, S. 3. McNemar Mineral, J.
w. Vandiver; Hampshire. I. T. Bra.
dy Pendleton, p. Wornstaff
Basis of Representation Grant, T.
J. Baker; Hardy, G.. 7. Williams
Hampshire, S. L. Flournoy Pendle.
ton, George W. Vint; Mineral, John
4. Robinson.
Permanent Organization -G rant, j
Michael; Hardy, G, r. Villains
Hampshire, A. Pugh; Mineral, j. T.
Peerce; Pendleton, r. McClung.
After the adoption of the reports
OF the Committees, which are omitted,
the Convention proceeded 10 nomi.
nate a candidate.
Joseph sprigg, Benz. Hiner, j. E
Fennybaclser, John A. Robinson and
David Pugh, were put in nomination.
Eight ballots were had without result
At THE iuncture, Joseph Vanmeter,
OF Hardy. was PIT in nomination, by
E-sa Hiett, Of Hampshire, aud on the
10th ballot hew as chosen SO the Dem.
ocratic candidate for Senator. AL
the other candidates but Messrs
Sprigg and Van1neter, having been
Withdrawn, the vote stood: Vanme,
ter 70, Sprigg 10, and Flournoy 1.
The domination was made unani.
nous. Mr. Vanmeter accepted the
nomination in few graceful remarks
The convention authorized the Chair.
man to appoint an Executive Com.
mittee for the District. The proceed
ings were requested to be published
IN the Democratic papers in this Dis
trict and in the Wheeling Register.
Every county in tho district was
fully represented. The proceeding.
were harmonious, and demonstrate
taot the democracy are fully arouse I,
aud viii % their wor. veil Exami.
ncr
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-03
South Branch Inteiligencer.
within ~, Harper, Editor.
0-rs Corner 4U1in AID CraceI Lane SIS,
RoMHEY, WEST VIRGINIA.
z y n NJ s {:

TCu DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS n.r
mann %. TWO DOLLARS II paid ia sd vance.
toror r!l, Dec discontinued, except si ,he
.-,r of,as pabI,sher Until all atrearag &c. ha-.
...c se,.ci
TERMS or ADyEGTYsIS0
Tie r,'r- o, Advertising are, fer square fieu
mol 0. !e-s Or iioiJAR AND Fifty Cssrs for
" - ;r-cr'i9ns lager ouss .c tie sane prol.or-
"a rs,S ceH'i.aAnce 3Ti cents
c.s.'r-'g, hs!f YEARLY, end yearly advertise.
.,sn..i.-. 30 ~ lihatal reduction on the above.
Yearly Ravertise,s disseminating during the
-,sr vii l. Charged gulsr rates.
rosirc!uscnnut "a he considete3 by TIC mon "a
cy ,,ar IN asS specified or tle ran nscript OF ire
..y..y agreed upon tciweca tho parties.
,rs.l.. ous % associations Communications OF
finite! interest. nui notices % deaths ezces,Iiry
f.s ..sta viii lie charged Eve ccrts per line
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-03
BETTER TINES

Tho business revival and new era
Of prosperity which has commenced
are in keeping with the increased
health and happiness all over tho land
resulting from tho general introduc.
t;on Of Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure. "TAe changes wrought
by this remedy" saye Rev. DIR. Ilar-
ycy, "seem but little less than mirac-
lous."-Aug. 13.-3m.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-03
Souta gsaisell autslligeuter.
RoMNEY, FRIDAY, SEPT. 5, 1880.

haltimoTe cattle dealers say the b est
lat cattle in the United States come
rom the South Branch Valley, In this
State.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-03
RAILROAD Tiss.-Tbe Cincinnati


RAILROAD Tiss.--Tne Cincinnati
| Commercial, laE au interesting s,f.te'
ment from an observant railroad man
regarding the U.s. Of timber on tho
American railroads, according 90
which It yearly takes 100000 acres Of
forests 10 supply cross-ties for the
railroads Of the United States II
takes 100000 ties TO supply the
demand on our railroads for which
on "a average the contractors get IS
cents apiece, making in the aggregate
81, 100000. In building q now road
the contractors figure on 1900 ties TO
the mile, while It takos 800 ties 10 the
raile 20 keep q constructed road in re-
pair. The average Of o good piece Of
timber land is GOO trees to the acre
aud ] 2 ties 70 nc tree With such g
drain ou orr forests, and IuareaFng
aca yo.r il ia = .ain 70 &c how rap
IDLY tuey aust disappear.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-03

TBE FIRST PRAYER liz CoEGREss.-- La
Tha.cher's Military journal, unds. date
Of December, l777. il found G. note con.
tanning The identical "frst prayer ia Con
gre9s," made Ivy the Rev. Jacob Dacbe,
u gentlemen Q: great eloqience. Here
it Is -. Historical curiosity
y Lord. our Heavenly Father, bigA
and mighty King Of tir -, AID lord OF
Iords, who dost, froul Thy throne, bshoi5
/! I'll thc dHellego Of ths oath. and reigu-
est With power supreme and uoc5n.roucJ
over all the Kingdoms, empires aud gov
! esh.Hents, iooh down in mercy, we be-
| seecd Thee, on tho American StAtos, who
have fed to Thee from tho RCD % tho
oppressors, AID thrown themselves on
Thy gracious protection, desiring 10 lie
hencefortn dependent ouly Oh Thee. TO
Vhse they have appealed for tne right.
eousness Of thor cause 10 Thee do they
nor look up ioY that couutananco and
support which Thou alone canst give.
I TAKE tle.a, tlcrefora, iIolyenlY Father,
unto Thy uurr.ilg cnro Give tLsnl
Wisdom "a council sud vGlof Iu TIC field.
Deios-t the malicious DESIGNS Of our 90
yersagies convince them OF the upright,
coisnetS Of their cOu,ge, aud II They stil.
persist "a sanguinary purposes, ca let
tho voice Jf THINE own uuerring Justice,
sounding in thoir hearts, constrain them
| TO drop the weapons o1 war from thcir
1Dnervei hands in tho d4y os ba'tis --
&c IhoJ yro75nt. . God OF wisdom AID
5irec. the council q this honorable as
saIsb lv Enable trern 20 settle things
.u .la lost and nr 81 foundations, .n1.
thc sosncs OF blood mag bo speedily cios-
"a nd order, harmony and p1l0o ma
81 eff5ctua'ly restored and tratb aud
justice, religion ard piefy prevail and
f3usifo among Thy people. Preserve
. tna Health ~ toeir bcdios and tao vigor
. Or their minds shower down upon tLsun
aud lhs millions tnsJ here represent
such temporal blessings ss Thou sCes,
e1psdi.gt fof them in this world, and
crown ritb everlasting glory @ Gao world
10 como al ibis - ak in Tho naua
snA through che morris oi Jesus Christ.
I J5y Son. aat Saviour ht''u
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-03
REIErVvrHsr~C

rus saferaiege1 would rsspscift.uv ip tor,.
aod' " toc county Of Ham psiirt has
. prepsred'o DO Surveying upon tia
'a' hGt',e. Gidce-ihs one occupied by Dr.
hap;on, Rouaey, " 1T Va.
~ q ?. sf5. a MONROE
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-03
Us"aat or fiEden Z

''t T!'l consoi' yogs o~n lniartst \, seud .
"s TO no Tor circulars Of toe foiioyiuV
,'-.'1iE, 90, J-tors 3Gyiug. Being csygeif a
49, :srmef vita - yearf experience ia
~ ''' o. mach merry, ond 1ski1g the latest
'ilveheat5 10 TINT linc speclalty. ! y.:r e,r.r-
'a'"s,'Ioo, low ro,cs alt LIBERAL terms
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-03

Fishing can be msde' comfortable by
taking a cot along aud placing il under
a shade .cse " tic banks Of stream.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-03

4 sure cure FOX the terrible disease.
hydro phobia, has beea discovered. II
Is within the reach Of all. Il may 10
hs1 st The nearest drug store. Tie re-
--.edy Is e,eeampans stepped 10 sweet
milk. II efficacious, j. Is very a.mPle.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-03

Bn exchange says: To clean oct a
stove pipe place piece Of zinc on the
live Goals in the stove. The Vapog pro-
dnoed By the zinc will carry off the Ioot
~ chemical decomposition. Persons Who
have tried The process claim thai !. viii
work every TINS.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-03

70 EEEr LAM CHfMsgTs FROM
CRAcEne. The following recipe for
ssspinz ianD chimueys from cracking 10
taken from l1e Diamond. q Leipzig jour.
nal devoted 20 lho glass interest Plsce
your ia-A6 .ors, chimney ycsssls which
yor desire % keep from cracking n
pot filled With cold water add little
cooSi8S salt. alios 80 Elsiaro 10 boil
vol OYER 4 FIRE, snd then - cool slowly.
Class treated in this way IL said not 90
crack even il exposed 70 serJ suadsn
changes % temperature. ChimSsys are
said 10 become very dorlble Dy tnis p-o-
eess which May also be extended 70
crockery, stonewlfo. porcelain, etc.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-03

PisHApPLr fGirrERs Ono pint Of
-four. half pint Of milk. thr.e eggs, half
tsaspoonful coda, three sourths teaspoon
fui cream tartar, one Tablespoonful su
gar, salt to taste. Peel aad slice one
juicy pineapple, aud cover with sugar !;
let it stand oycr night; stir in lie Bat
ter when ready TO Try, TO DO eaten
while hot with sugar.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-15

If any business man-any merchant,
foundryman, boss carpenter, mine owner,
orother person employing sworkingmsn-
should be known,to have pocketed nearly a
nillion of dollars as shsf3profts- OF his
business il the year 1879, ana should now
eemebeforsthsE public sayfas that helm
tended to enlarge his establishment. but
eoulden,t afford to~b hire any but Chinese
laborers, what would the public think Of
such. person? Wsfancy We hear = unani Il
nous and very suggestive grunt.-Chro''tcle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-15

Chicago, Feb. 14-Hsn. E. B. washburn
authorizes the later Ocean to say that he is a
candidate for neither the Presidency or any
other Office, and that it is his earnest desire to
see Grant nominated by the Republican party
and elected. -
The Inter Oeean 1ies the ticket of Grant
and Blaine, which it says it believes will
weep the county. ~,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-15

The Baroness Burdette- Coutts has long
been noted - one OF the leading philanthro.
pists of the ses Il Is sisted that, her last
gift to the poor of Ireland viii be invested in
land in the distrist-of Gonneaara, County
Galway, to be afterwards let to small tenant,
at long leases and moderate rents. A com
saittse of Irish gentlemen are associated in
the scheme.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-15

tn. Qv1sr srR1Ks: 4rhere is considsra-
bio excitement on the Gomstoek oyer the
strike in the Quinn mine, owned by DR.. Bren-
SOB. The assays are as follows:
No. 1-Coarse rock; gold, S25 SO; silver,
$116; total, $14l 5S,
No 2-Fine rock; gold, $25 so; silver,
$50 "a; total, $50 GA.
No. 3-Selected rock; gold, $22 SO; silver,
$451 so; total, $474 IL.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-15

Frank Pritehard, hotel runner, was COW
hided in the streets Of Portland, Oregon, by
the daughter of the proprietor of the Revere
House, Miss Mollis Matthews, whose eharae-
ter he had assailed. The young woman met
him on the street, charged him with the au-
thorship of the reports, and proceeded to
chastiss him severely.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-15

SAN TaIHCIsCo n1mbsrs among her MIL
.lionaire merchants quite a number of Irish
men-suoh fsT linstaace, as james Phelan,
Peter Donahue, Myles D. Sweenes, C"rnslius
O'Sullivan, Richard Tobin. and Murphy,
Grant & Co These -paSsepp cold make up a
purse that would raise the aggregate of the
Pacific coast contributions for. the relief of
their starving country men to 800, 900. Con-
trbutons from these wealthy Irishmen have
not YET Feen rspsraed I no wsser. = Virginia
ClrrdnSSa~ -. 4s~I ~ ~ 80 .
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-15
FRrp;R Fix THki4A TKoM.3Tsf; AAem

FA.DiN g!@ H,s!h Fno4; ziG,t e AA A. n.
bastrs.tis Tksvekaby the Eureka 4 Rslissd4e
Railroad Company 'beeause of his honest and
manly course am "ths Legislature last
Winter, is now in Dalles, Oregon, whore he is
engaged in the wholesale liquor business,
MrrtH Fisk vas topsrofs tha. nroprietors of the
Eureka Leader" After he was driven from
the town the paper was allowed to live on con-
dition that it would say nothing unfaverable
to the railroad Chronicle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-15

New York, Feb. IA Washington special
says: 1t is ROW probable that Akin of
Louisina will be expelled for his connection
with the alleged bogus report from the Foreign
Relations Committee. The dispatches have
made mention of no such report. If expelled,
it will be by votes FROM both sides Of the
House -.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-15

The problem of what to do with the Utes
is solved at last. Rev. Mr.. Cowly of Shop
herds Fold notoriety is to be appointed to
the White River agency. There are only
about 1900 of the Utes, and it is calculated
that he can starve them all to death insi 3
of a year.-Gold HH NeTs.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-15

THs Chronicle is opposed to J. G. Hampton
a. City Treasurer of Virginia City on the
grounds that when appointed chairman of the
citizsas railroad committee last Fall he man
ifestsd an apathy for the work wLich was con
sistsRt only With the theory that his synpa-
thiss were with the read and against the peo-
pie 1t says "Mr. Hampton, we think, is
more deeply interested in keeping on friendly
terms with tina sxtortioRats railroad corpor-
a.isn than with the people Of Virginia City.
Therefore We regard him as not proper per-
sou to be selected for any municipal honor. y
Mr.. Hampton is-aot the only man ON the cit
liens conaittes who fell before railroad sin-
fuence. Some Of the most loud mouthed OF
ths lot were found wanting in tho last hour,
and are to-day rsapiag the benefits Of their
trsashsry. -. -. s. - -
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-15
BOOKS MISSING.

ENR0N THE STATE IRRARY. ANY
Persons having in their possession &c WalksTs Am.
Law" Bishops First Eeok Of the Law and sd volume
Esrbsuys Repors" will ige the Clerk Of the Library
BY RETURNING said volumes immediately. .,-,s
-.7 FRANCIS Hap6kLEs0E,
. .-... Clspk Nevada State Library.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-15
NOTICE..

ALL PERsON1 HAvlK4 CLAInS A
n GAISST tie undc agned will please present them
al persons indebted tohm requested
to make paynent SSapfs Or befare the 18th day OF
March, 1889. JEROhE SaGONiChs ,
Carson City, Esvsds February lsss, 1880.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-15

THIN Superintendent Yerington, using
the Gold Hill Neacs as a noathpisse, says:
Letters have already bssn received from
hundreds Of men in all parts of the country
and many of them East who all want to come
and work ON the road, and who will come If
white labor is employed Once here they can
not get away again, and after the six months
work on the read are ended will be left as ad-
ditional idlers to be supported.
The APPEAL ventures to suggest that by
employing the idle men in Virginia City and
Carson, all that trouble can be easily avoided.
1t is not necessary to send to New Jersey or
Texas for men, they can be found right ON
the Comstock or in this city at any time. OF
all the arguments which the railroad company
has yet put forward IS an excuse for hiring
aliens ard Chinese, this last takes the palu,
for Transparency.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-15

new prepared to furnish Grave stones, Monuments,
Nantlss Marble Tile, ETC. sAert net5se cheaper hsH
"a. be furnished by any partie~ Designs BE-
my residence south de OF. King street two blocks
east Of tAs Capitol, 49, LDWAkp HAhPEh
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-15

A MEAN MMLIoNAIRE-When Dion Bouci-
sault telegraphsd to John Ascksy to do some
thing for the Irish, the liberal Comstscker
came to the front with $40 900. Leland Stan
ford, of the Central Pacific Railway Company,
rs quite different sort of man, as the fol-
lowing correspondence SHOWS:
New York, February 12.-To Leland Stds-
ford: Won't you give US something for the
Irish Relief fund The interest on the loan Is
deferred. but the security is COED.
Dion BoUCICAULr.
San Francisco, February, 13.-To Dion
BO,.eicault, New York City: For the suffer
ing poor of Ireland have the sympathy of
common humanity, hut there is an ample
6eld nearer home for all that l have to give
LELAND STANFORD.
There certainly is an ample field nearer
home" but no one ever knew of Leland Stan
ford having contributed cent to any Of the
sufferers in that field. Perhaps. however, he
alluded to the California Leg islatare, field
certainly "anple enough" for Stanford's sack
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-15
CHARITY

The proposition to call a pablo mass meet
ing At the Opera House on Thursdsy evening
of ne1trweek, is ocoasioning considerable dis
cussion. 1t is urged that in hard times like
the present II Is bsstsr tc lsos
po5rHEoPls vhb;ntsd' Gnas siar sssistaAseJ If
this,sssas fat, than let qtAs mas. meeting b
eaiIsdsfpEE5 She purpose Of raising fund. for
such Id Carson Al are in need OF the !.
ncssssit isssof 'lifs. {" There certaialy are poor
people here, and tIa writer calls TO- niind say5
srs fsmiii.. CHI. are az present living Oh the
charities 'yf thu cir neighbors. lie is curious to
note that whom people really need help, the
pers zoos Tho, have the least possible interest
in ttfKistn ara tho FIRST to come forward. There
is 4 fxiaily in this city hose relatives are
worth. thoasands vi dollars, yet they absor
latsly. tae,ipss to assist thsm,, prefsrrhg the
batdsss VI supporting thsm to fall npo'rkifn I'd
neighbersg 1nIf. at the meeting on Thurs
days evening, it can be shewns that the
poar ~ Carson need food, clothes and asrsy
more than the poor of Ireland, let the .faads
raised be devoted to their assistance. The ae-
counts frsm the scene of the Irish famine show a
state 81, affairs absolutely appalling 'W When
men read the descriptions IN the New York
Herald of the extent of distress and the
intensity Of the. peoples safsrings money
burns in their pockets
Baroness Coutts comes to the front with the
most liberal donation the world has ever seen.
She first gave S25, 900 cash, and new proposes
10 sxpend g., 900, 600 to amelisrate the con-
dition of the Irish poor. If people as a rule
had such noble hearts as this woman there
would be very little Suffering and famine In
the world.
The circumstances which have caused this
terrible state of affairs ara worth considsrlng
The English Government has systematically
oppressed the people Of Ireland for years and
nearly every dollar sarned by Irish toll goes
into the ssffsrs Of the English landlords. Again
the irish people have given vast sums of money
to support their church, money which might
be better applied to feeding human beings
than in erecting edifcss which cost millions.
It 10 urged that Rome is giving little or moth
ing toward Ine rellel VI INC sI~IVlhR. nhSi@he
whose subject Ireland is, lying on about the
same level of generosity and that the wealthy
Irish Of America are, with few exceptions,
doing still less. All this being admitted, the
reasons for doing something grow still stronger.
One man has NO excuse for lack of generosity
because his neighbor is stingy. iLst the pub
lie meeting be held anyhow, and if nothing
something toward good end and show that
there in little pablie spiritin Carson.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-15
BaRBED WIRE FENCE.
rARlE LAID DoU6lE WIRE. FOUR
POINT STEEL BARBS

The best and cheapest nee known. No other Fence
equal it, Manufactured under license from the holders
Of the original patents Put up 100 lbs. reels Send
for circul
All kinds of Wire Iron Steel and Galvanize l. for bail
i.g fencing, telegraph, telephone, etc. etc.
WIRE ROPE OF ALL KINDS IN STOCK AND MANI
FACTURED TO ORDRR
A. 8. HaLLIbIE,
Wire Mills and Wire Rope Works,
jan-30-6m California st., San Francisco
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-12

WEST OF Us.-A spirited contest is going on in
the Senatorial District west of u.s. for the Repnb-
lican nomination for State Senator. Itis Nemaha
County's turn to have it, and she has three or
four aspirants for the position. But among them
all, none have superior claims to Capt. Ira F.
Collins, of Sabetha. After gallant service in the
army, in an Illinois regiment he came to Kan
sas, where lac has served a term in the Legisla-
,ure, and has been prominent as business man;
and he is stalwart Republican withal His
credentials are all good. Since the war, Kansas
has filed up with men who wore the blue in the
rebellion, representing every regiment in the
service, from every State in the Union. No won
der that Kansas is overwhelmingly Republican.
These men deserve well at the hands of Kansas
people, who sent 80 many of their own boys into
the Union army. A Captain who earned his
rank in the war, is more deserving than Gener-
al of militia in time of peace, who won his epau-
lettes by time-serving and toadyism to a weak
but vain ''public functionary.r