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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-03-18
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.

Newton is spoken Of as the place for
the meeting OF the next Congressional
Convention. So far as her location and
acceptablity are affected there can be
no objection. But there seems to he
one very serious drawback and that is
her lack of hotel accommodations. The
tact is. there is no city in the district
outside OF Topeka, save Wichita. that
can furnish the requisite amount OF ho-
tel accommodations. Aside from this
important item we presume there will
be no objection offered.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-03-18

The Troy Chief gives Major Morril,
of Brown county, solid and well de-
served endorsement for Governor. The
Chief is sound. Kansas boasts few
better. more pure or more able men
than Senator Morrill,. In every public
position that he has been tried in, from
Territorial times until the present, ne
has been "A success.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-03-18
Sheriff. Sala

district Court, iath Judicial District. seigwici
-oanty, Ksnss@
William Nicholson,
w..
y. e.. Turner, trustee OF the
estate Of ". ID saunders, o.
bankrupt 4 W u. sauSders
By virtue 81 an order OF sale fzsned out Of the
districf court Of the 18th judiriai district sffss
In and for sedgwick county, ksn-a~. Wherein
William Nickoi-on IL piainfin And y G. Tsrs-
er, trustee 81 the estate Of W D. .aunsicrs .
bankrupt and " ID. saunders are dsfsnda3ss.
will on
Monday sAe I'd day Of MsyeA A. ID ss-s.
At O'Clock p m, NJ the ooarthse.s door. being
1T the front Of the baiidiox ksown ~ Eagle b.orh
On Douglas avenue, In the city Of wichita. kao-
sas, Offer for sale ut public ss;ion, to the hxss:
bidder for cash in hsn,i. all the right title ssd
interest 81 the defendants. y 4. Turner. trustee
Of the estate of W ID Saunders, . bankrupt and
W. II. saunders. in and " the faiiDx ing fs.eFib-
-i real property. situated In the county 81 s~sx
wick. stats Of Kansas. % Wit.
The west half Of the aorfa.s-s quarter and the
northwest quarter Of the southeast quarter ~
iisa thirfs~a. towp twenty -~iGhf, rxeEs sDe
east. and appraised ss ~ % per scrs.
sal! real property IL levied upsa ~ ff> prcy<r-
ty 81 dsfendaafs shove sasned nod Will be .eld
~ satisfy AID orx.er Of sale
sheriff . Ofsee Wfchita February 10, Js96
E-5 ~ WATT, <herfs
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-03-18

The Washington correspondents OF
the Atchison Champion says Mr.. RYAN
is vigorously pushing his project for
railway right Of way through the Indian
Territory, and is not without hope that
of the kind will prevail in the
House at least at the present session.
The sentiment of the Senate is felt to be
less favorable. The subcommittee who
charge of the matter will meet to-mor-
row morning to consider it,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-03-18
FROM THE MINES.
SILVER Cur, March u, 1850.

0AASkB OkAtI, 83kCo IL, lou.
10 ia E1ixr Of ~ Elgss &c.,
With = desire to do something, am
prompted to give your readers few
facts of information from this remote
section Of country. The winter came
here few days since with the intention
Of jumping out of the country, but the
state Of bushes and wages paid has ere
ated . decided change. Hero q man
feels perfectly At home. Civilization, y
in all its forms, greets one on every
hand. The population Of Silver CHI is
made up Of men in all classes Of business,
miners, laborers, "bankers," COWBOYS.
greasers and Cinnamon. Society is
good, in fact no worse than that Of Kan
sas towns the size of Wichita. Many
of the business men and the better class
of citizens have their families with them.
Every thing and every body are order
ly; not drunken man have l seen in
the forty-eight hours not shot have
heard cred, and the quiet of Silver
Cliff has not been disturbed BY q veil
from any quarter. Every one seems
disposed to attend to his individual la
Dor. and all appear to have plenty of
money. 1t is true that the young town
has its half dozen dance-houses, its va
riety theatres, aad its forty saloons, but
seldom any thing occurs within these
places to disturb the Cliffs peace.
The altitude of Silver Cliff is $500
feet. The town now numbers in actual
population about 5000, and the first
building was erected here one year ago.
The buildings are frame, with the ex-
ception of one brick now being built
Children are scarce, or seem to be, but
q good public school is conducted here.
Three church buildings with four church
organizations hare been established.
Two daily papers, the Prospect and the
Miner, keep the people posted on the
current events. One of these, the daily
Prospect, has just purchased for 5000
the telegraph franchise, and in week
or SO will give full daily telegrsphic re-
port.
The people Of the Cliff talk of moth
ing but the mines, and well they may, if
one is to judge from the amount of sill
yer being taken out of the ground. The
whole valley, four miles in width, and
the mountain sides, are dotted over with
miners stakes and shafts. The "Bull
Domingo" the '.Platta Verdi" the
"Bassic" mines, within short distance
of the Cliff, have been sold at figures
ranging from $4,000 to 81, 800, 900.
The ''Racine Bay" and the "Silver Cliff
adjoin the town On the west, SO near
that their blasts occasionally throw
stone in the suburbs Of the place. The
wealthiest of men here are those who
came with little or nothing.
LabOrers aud miners are paid from
1925 to $500 per day, and at this time
there is plenty to do at these prices.
Board, with lodging costs from $500
to $40 week.
There are two routes to the Cliff one
across the mountains from Pueblo by
stage, Sc miles, and the other over the
Denver and Rio Grande railroad, from
Pueblo to Canon City, 40 miles, and
thence by stage over the range thirty
miles.
do not desire to crowd the valuable
space Of tho EAoAn, but will, from time
to time, give yon such information as
lies in my way in condensed form.
Respectfully, j.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-03-18

The new counties in the western part
of Kansas are rapidly getting ready 10
he organized, those nearest the attain
meut Of their hopes being Lane. Raw
Inns. Ness, Cove, Sheridan and Sequoy-
all. Five co1atics have been organized
bv Governor ST. John since his election.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-03-18

Bishop Foster aid IN the Conference
Al Topeka. en- Wednesday, that the
minister " no sesl the prsyes meeting
tbs, morning pssyed four times - iong
n he o,ssisr 10 have doue. and that nth
crs followed his exsmp'~. The Bishop
Is evitiessiy opss~ed To- that styls -
preacher kaowu b: the v0sidsy - .
''vind-sUcker. "-Likanpsos.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-03-18
TAMMANY AWAKE.

Three hundred members of the Tam
many general committee express an in
tention of going to the Cincinnati ma
tional convention. A commissioners
will soon 90 forward to secure quar-
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-03-18
A SOUND POSITION.

The Wichita EAGLE is eminsnfiy
sound in ifs remarks upon the relations
Of Gov. 81. John 10 the Republican
party Republicans do not wans any
but temperance man for Governor,
but the party cannot snd viii not shout
der any mans isms--7roy CAieC
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-03-18
LOCKWOOD VS.. SENATOR HILL

Mrs. Lockwood has written letter,
which was published in the Washing
ton papers, wherein she charges that
Senator Ben Hill ruined a sixteen-year-
old girl Of that city, and hushed the
matter up appointing her brothers and
father 10 positions under the Govern
y,anf
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-03-18

A delsrate convention Of the republicans OF
the Atsee OF Kansas will be held In Representa-
tivs hall In ~ city Of T0pska.. ON "Wednesday
purpose OF eslscfing ten delegates and ten alter
sates 20 TIE Medicinal Rspublican Convention, 70
be held In Chicago, June I, 1sS0, and nomineting
next November election. The basis OF represen.
fation iu the said State Convention shall be one
dclerute and one alternate for every two hundred
ana Inv votes cast and one delegate and one ri.
eerratc for each fraction OF one hundred and
twenty Eve or more votescast for Albert A Mar-
ton, Chief Justice, at tbs November eiectaon ~
liza. and one delegate and one alternate for each
oehsr regularly organized county. or county With
. township organization. ATTACHED! 20 smother
and sltsrnates are apportioned to tho several
counfies rs follows:
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-03-18

Judge Campbell, of Wichita is put
ting himself in trim for race for the
govcrnorship, or failing in that, he will
be a candidate for congress in the third
district .Ster'iiag Bniiitan
Any thing clscy Give US rest. VIZ
don't believe a word Of il.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-03-18
Ec.;cs sor puh;isa:;c..

at wsefsiis kaaeas. Fstr1asy - ;~e
xs,ti~e IL hsress5 xisea dat tie spisss srS -ssb
81 .<-ster hss eisf sos!cs shaf - vtn nTy>AI
.,.h ID. zifs<..es To aaAk< fss; rrsss IN ..pvss,
a. Ms ~saisn h~fs-~ th1- ssskcs - " ~tsss<xay
a.rss ~. Is<t. Js1@ r. se-ass. ~ = So f.Sy
: + TIE assssh s~sf yssrtsr n ss-tsSa = ts~s~hss
- .-<.ess II mgr 1 u<>s ssd ascse~ ~ sois~U-
sa< \. his nj nesrxs - xrsBs has szssxtesGs ee-s-
as ~ sy-sa soa ent-i-s.tas x said s~srt, ~fr
ss.,f&nf. Heva>A. 1srts kSe<heck, Je~sp&
xr.e. sa-f xs>esh Hstssa. eAch - - 4AxnS
r, y S~s<ws<k 1unsJ KAass<
IW Csgaeh. sssorssy ~
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-03-18

The court has found il Impossible 10
procsge jury to try the two Gullys,
indicted IN DeKalb county, Mississippi,
for numbering = Republican. aud the
czse Russ over Sbg another term.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-03-18
THEMARsHALs' DEFICIENCY,

The House committee on appropria-
tons has decided TO incorporate in the
special deficiency bill. 100000 for the
paw of United States marshals and dep
ut;es, without any proviso or rcstric-
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-03-18
LoGoa Nosi y.
In u District Cssxs ~ e~1gwsch CSssey.

LoGo, HoN -.
In u District Corr ~ s~4gvsch csssey.
Kssas.
81 g yIsssy.
~
" n vrpss. nosa Ein-i
pfn~ky. Hstss1 yocks. -
lhsses. bsdRs q PssRSr J
The ss~rss naHs~d ~ = erss, nsn ksnStsaey,
asd rhsips tssass q Hsaasv so hssssy sss7n11
tkss th~f have h~ss ssad ~ - ah~se onDe1
psatssse - ~ Dssfyrs Cssss a sedgwiea ~rssef
sssts 81 ksn~s.. Esd thss ssisss sAsy essSsT -
rssstsae ~ ad rtsaus agstese 49, 81 ~ -
srtsss. 10 - sAss ~ shS esSvh - - eygs, ~
the - dss ~ aFssi, -, sas5 tstiuss sin - -.
tss ~ frn~ srd j~asps~rf viii - rs~1>s~s - 49,
aefss~ is ksy.s n .std Sisssss6 ss5 aensssf sead
AsfsD1as ~ fr 10 sesssf ~ Dstsass. usfh tstsr
81 fh<s~vs fr fhs II - ~ srs tsS - o. No. -
PEI e~nt Fsv sssasa. s~f fss ~ 49, ~ - eds
Iorisg s~as estate. irisg ss1 sstssss u ~
epssss ~ Sezxvs>k sd stoAs ~ kas.ass - wzs
Tbs ssss = ~ fh< -@~sshusst : sd - Oeps y
- tks ssseh<s-s = 81 ~~fS~s - 10 tov s~otD -
sswsh ~ sassv 9 ss.s. ssd<s 2s~sWUp - a1nseP
aid s~s - ssss~r. iptSsSsts os7 ssssts ~ -
arsian u snesss1ssns eta % rssJss u - -
tsts2a sff-s4 . 0A1BsSB.
S-s psssssfs AaszSssys
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-03-18
Ec;ea.

To Tho Bsss1 Il tsxssy sssmnsssse~sss ~ SD
sx1 <s~sotF- kansa. Ne, H. us<xxyssrz44.
e2sas<f1y s~s1elArs 20 tD zsaks - app<-s<w<oesx
D. xyn1< fas 1901 40 sa~ ssw n<kS1 fif< s~tsssn
~~rtss~ nsasA-sy - .ssss~kss g. : cad ssa 49,
f2ssa :. t,x H.kss - cost sss tss ~<1 .~~xsses
sAss tsss v 49, 81 ma sss ssss s1sa rod - ~
eDSss. 90 is I'D No. s>ssu ). fssS ec3yttos
rsa alsersrts sy|.y - - ~-.sk 4 as ssd n
- asY esed ~ yrGEE&
NEW AZ
Z = uOT00nggY
90 ~ n91-1ps s4Asss.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-03-18

a. Wt~haaa. 49,. tsk1esy ~ -
NsaAss = Asseoy O1geo 49, - Snsgos9 -:
= :s;, !. - - sss:: ~. ~ = ~ - =.
!. 9 q. 80. vi SIssy . -. Q. 8
.sss ssassss q sssssss L. sssss1ip =, 80 4
nnGs 3 Wsst, I'D nang ~ olDsUee9eD - ~.
ss:s:: .. sssss ! ~ Z, = -
Ss-S; AL wALKEs. nsssss,s.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-03-18
xslcs Of FINAL Ses,lsmsn.

! be tate Of Kansas.
>esixsick tobsfy
In the Probate tss1rf. IN ~ q fDr sssd escDsr-
Ia ihe matter Of the estate Of Han.iitsa Narry
1~cesssd
r..iso-s ant all other p>rser. Interested In sse
sf rp-aid est<s<. are berrAs Betia~d, tbts - the
Yrrs<pt regular u the Probate sosYf 10 All
Err saii chsnsy, bold - sne Probate Csert sssssa.
In Whhfea. oossty of <e<fRvi ck. Sfsts of asyrp-
ssSs. 90 the I.tA dsy Of April 4 ID ssEs. shafi
sps.iv g. sid cart for fa3i ssd EsaJ settlement
81 -sli e-ssts ars for my osEssis.sss - ssfnss-
i-tr1tay 81 aid ~s.sfs.
81 CEKTIs
sanias-t-.ter u Hazsissa azr-sy. dsr~a~~i
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-03-18

AZ Wseksss. RAn-as. - p -
xsTses L. k~y~ssy Given ~ - tsSi~Ussx-uD>
- ss<sssF - fksd s<fzes - ~ ssasu1ss 49,
ssas rso-zf 10 ss3ys7 - NJ sfolD. - Org0
saas sesrr sA~s~sl sol ~ ~ 49, IN -
-. San>s ssnDse, r \ -. -. ~ -
sGsA go ~ ~ - sas<bs0 ysasas 49,
ss>~ Z, s~ws<ese .. suUah - 0H1D go. -
=. .rsnssnss ss-sAssss stsp - snVsssspnsss -
sssS srsss- "a oD1t 04~. r n.eesss.
- y sssssss 80 Eass 0Aa2ss. - - HssytD
s-Aguks ssssv. ...~,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-03-18

sence from the capital the present State
administration has been . failure, and
that the party 'sowes it to him to send
him TO Chicago in june"
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-03-18

00ss = faisf 0sssssvnss1ss.
..r llsss.Sssss. &c.,. nssse !, -.
- 49,. .sISz s 81, 4 s" 1870:
ssss! . s'stssa. ss.s. - fss.ssf, 1rni y ise.
= VITA 49, 80 -. sssy ssl $1,000 V -
. ss,s::ss q ssHs'ss: - sss :s..zss.ssss 2
.sssss 49, . - $780, = = Sssss.r
1s.taG ~ essai less o,n~~~<z~s Ssty !. ~.
- -. ss's = - ~ ~ ,.... "a, .. go.
n ssss ssss. fsslss Jsvsssssy
o.. :ss ~ :. ~ ss:::s -, - ~
- sssss y fsilsssal 10 Ssss ssss. isl,s- Sss-
nssss 10 s-s~-ss. osy. sss-.-. ~ s.n H
se.ss 10 s--Lss yssas. ssv ssss1~, ~
sssss :: , ,s.s - -. =: Sic. f..s. -
.ssssss. s.,-.;-. s. = q. ssss.Ss. Tssss. -
s.. = e. s.,'' -. s:.. 1850, r.. ~ .. ss' :,
sssesssN ssvssss~s ~ tss ksss~s~. 1>ssAs go
sessA " sssis4sss ~ rsss l>vssi. As,ss-ss
.s..ss ,r ss,-..s. = =: zsss". 1870 -
>ssas " rssisasfS ssSss~sss. Assssas
sssss ~ 2 tisss..s. tsi-ssts. - ~ssssss
10 Ssr lS~is. sssos~ss
rr1-a.. ~ tssssSsssssA-s - e., % Ga
u .. rs.sss $500. .es.s4 $50 y s..-s.ss
~ ssSsssss.s-f ssssssss sss nssi = ss'~s -,
slA.s tsm. y y.s>--.,.. sr. # ssssss.s,
ese g.ssAs1 ssss.ssss. sss1ssg - s.esssss@
lss - lssss.Ssl.s = .. sss .essss = s.sasss.
sss-distss b. ~ ss>Svsss ~ s.a1sss, - .tsvsss
= s.ssssst go ssy~-sf. ..a :. fssssssss =
r.ss.Ss s&@sssrs - see Asslss. sssss ". =
~ rss<y~s szstesssas ssssr--ass .ssssa - s~sss-
- - !. =, -. 49, .. 1880
. ssscsAs,
S-a fsyssy q = ssssesa z
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-03-18

x..,.. !; !. y s So: -. =! = =, :!
Il ssssss - - .ssiss = = lssssssss 60
- e, .s:ss ssgY,N = A's 60 - -
Il ssecsst e . d. . HsC. :. LII o. =
x,sS1ls' 49, - s; = s1S =. ~ - y; - -
u essslsa d. ls~s1nAp4 $50 = - -.
- 80 ~ 6el5s4ta9 = ~ vSSsusas - :
- :s's 81 !: : ssss : 8. ss -
80 4. Z. Waikiki nsulsess.
yssss . Jeslyn. Massnall. Kasss. esssses1s -
clnlnAoe.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-03-18

~ WIehhita, 0assss. tsS -. -
Notice l. hereby Htvss shas ~ hpltovtng sesn-
I'll ssstlsv hes nls notice that NJ viii eSpsos Ssee
his cisim. nnd ssruss nsAl entry tesssef. -
that satd prese viii ~ msl1s % The Z. 2. LAe1
Oacs, IN Wtchita, - Friday. aassa =, 49,
the sspseAWsst qwastee Of eers1Do y, esUnsotp -.
south ~ range west Esd nagss. - esea,Sesq =
his wttusssee. VIA Brts ~ D 0ssuloes opvses9
A r.: v "'''' ~ = J. IVA Will. SssI...r
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-03-18

~ wurAisa, H., Hsog1asy =. -.
Notice 10 nssssy Qtvsa ~ - oae.1e.eue1se
.sssisr - alsA ss1lss e - $780, : saees
- airy sSssss2! - 49, - 49, ~ :
nsas SsssvS o. o. 9. - 90 = Slss111.
he - ~ - nes.s. -, 9 vtsnse1 sn1oss
3 SD .. - - kelf = esoehwess low0s -.
slss q. taw-sAtp =. seas1 = Nags vese. -
namss the following - bis wienesses - pssss ~
tract, via. James 0StsS - 4. L. Lsseqas, -
rsoscss. asd =. ., vosrsss, - IcsIss, ssAgvssa
4 l.. wAIkEn. nsulsaps.
81, JoAs Asl4Ais. wbsAtaa. kansas, ssees.eys
for claimant. 0~3
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-03-18

= pstssIss ub1 - - Ssssssssl ~ - u.os1 -
tessey Ces.0lsstsssss = es<uut<a sssety, kas.
esss hss1v~f dsstsss, toeg ~ - pssynss -
sssidisG bridge aespss Gy -. dss>S ssa s>as
ssl,sse = ~ h.sssiI nsS sssvsse ssrsssss q
- =. 0DoOImn0n. - = s0DU
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-03-18

49, : -. - =. =: go .sss.ss.ss,: az =!
- s1.:s.sss. q = 80 - s, - :
e.1s - - - - 49,.
- SsSs1Ss - Ss6ssss . -.
1879 - - - - -
~ nAs~sDsn~
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-03-18

- wichtss. kassas. February n. ~. !
Notice 10 bsesby sivss snas tAs fsitcufaG ssass1
1sai proof In sspSpsrs " bic eista, ee1 sapsse
1nal essgy sbSvvsf - sass sGes - We1sso1sy,
MI day 81 mssrh, tNB
etssssa Wsesssv 81 Ne sesthusss sssrsss ~
ssse5ss =. u ssuasAtp =. ssssA - esa0D vsse,
81 sA4ss ~ feIisuIng = bis uisseones. ytef
ED Charlie cris4ls. 81 " GsSsss 1ass sanss.
4. l. WALxHa. nsuisasv,
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49, - = 80
. 49,: ( !: ~ :: X - - - -. 8. .
- 20 - "a - q - 9sSAe
asa eese1sae =. saDs 0M Z So 80
= go = - 49, eays. - el eysac yss
- Vyso.es1. - dss1&nnD - - ~ -
1890, 1919
! Ss-Ar4 ~. - 81 ii. 3 80
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To O. ". Fvsdisy ara 3. q J. wsss1saGesa -
shsiv ssslsns: Yea svs hsrshy uesiasd shAs - ~
scsk 6ay u Msssh, -. On pseessd - sssveg
TIE following dsscribsi Tract u spaleseeso y
sstigwirk ca kAs.: sertiea - Tsyusotp ~ ",
aad cornsrs thsrsaf. he quarter soce4oa eDFUss
on the sossh boundary VI ssrstsa - - - go
Wv w ~ NANuJoN.
ts-t o. eusvsyes
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ON ys~-sss yss1sfss !. q e-sss - t..ssSr
E<<en1ns6snssss - uss1S apsslAv - - 49, Ash
~. 5s< assa~o ~ sssppscpssaaass - as 6nD-
'' :. s; vi I;i'''s
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R.s A. n. : : :;:;iff::
.Ae -. 10 sssy ssIlt:g
ss,.. ;. =: = sa'a.s'' :
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Ixzmrs and Merchants BAIL.
CAPITAL. 500 go.
tbn.y Incorporated tsask 10 wiehsis.,
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Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-02-16

capital, January first last, $22, 766, ,7lZ !;
Surplus over liabilities, including capital,
IS, $50, ,s66; risks written last year. $500
900, III; net amount Of risks, January
first last. 1913, ,05l.
WHAT THEY SAY IN THEIR SLEEP. -
Don Cameron--lf Grant will not accept, I
will take it myself by gracious!
Secretary Sherman-l am undoubtedly
the greatest person this century has pro-
duced.
Ex-Governor Seymonr-Gentlemen
your-(snores calmly but tirmiy.)
Senator Conklin-What rebuke my
election would be to that plcheian
Sprague.. -.
Senator Biaine--Mr. Ingersoll is right.
am indeed plumed knight. :tm also
u scahorse on wheels.
General GranL-Do look like Il person
who would decline a thing AFTER going
around the World TO get il?
Senator Sbaron-I am the rose OF my
self; am the lille of the valley. | am
for a fact, s"t
Hendricks--Once for all, | will play
Second-fiddlc to nobody. kicks Mrs. II.
out Of bed.
Colonel IngersOll--I am sure Blaine
would do the handsome thing by me.
ani strongly in favor of that excellent
person..
MIR. Tilden-- 1t is not good for man to
be alone. If cannot find a wife, will
at least buy IL dog.-Cincinnati Enquirer.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-02-16

coming The medium Of the best thought and the
voice OF the best conscience of the time, by keeping
abreast of the highest progress avoring the freees
discussions, hearing all sides, appealing always to
the best intelligence and the purest morality, and
fsng to carter to the tastes of the vile the pre
diccs Of the ignorant. ...
SPECIAL FEATURES.
The distinctive features of The Tribune are known
to everybody. 1t gives all the news. Il has the
best correspondents, and retains them from year to
year. 1t is the only paper that maintains special
telegraphic wire of it's own between its office and
Washington. Its scientific literary, artistic and re-
ligious intelligence is the fullest it's book review,
are the sest. Its commercial and financial IL
the most exact Its type is the largest; and .ts
rangement the most systematic
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-02-16
THE NEW YORK
T r | B u N E
FOR 1880.

During the coming Presidential year The Tribune
will be effective agency than ever for telling
the news beet worth knowing, and for enforcing
sound politics. From the day the war closed 1t has
been most anxious for end of sectional strife
But 1t saw two years ago. and the first persist
emily to Proclaim the new danger to the country
from the revived alliance of the Solid South and
Tammany Hall. Against that danger 1t sought to
rally the old party of Freedom and the Union 1t
began by demanding the abandonment of personal
disikes, and sct the example. 1t called for an end
to attacks upon each other instead of the enemy;
and for the heartiest agreement upon whatever fit
candidates the majority should put UP against the
common foe. Since then the tide of disaster has
been turned back; every doubtful state has been
won, and the for National victory were never
more cheering
THE TRlBUNE'S POSITION
OF The Trbunc's share In all this those sneak
most enthusiastically who have seen most of the
struggle II will faithfully portray the warming
phases of the campaign now beginning II will
earnestly strive that the party of Freedom, Union
and Public Faith may select the man surest to win,
and surcst to make good President But in this
crisis II can conceive of no nomination this party
could make that would not BE- preferable TO the be-
that could possibly be supported by Solid South
and Tammany Hail.
me tribune is now spending much aho and
money than ever before to hold the distinction it has
enjoyed Of the djgest circ ulation urnon0 the best
people. II secured. and means to retain II hv he