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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-05-20
Saturday, May 40, 1890

* ~ - -. 9@nE 49, LE -EaF
Saturday, May 40, g o
for furnishing of the material and con-
struction OF a Brick School House, in
[sub-District No. 3, in said Township -.
Afso, for furnishing of material
and the construction of seven (7) Wood
Houses, one in each sub-District, to-
wit: /, 2, 8, 4, sc and s. Bids may be
given separately or collectively for
said Wood Houses. .eU,-ssie ,.u 81
Each bid must contain the name of
every person interested in the same
and must be accompanied by the names
of two disinterested persons, that if
the bid is accepted, they will enter in
to a bond with the contractors, and the
performance of it properly secured.
q Bids will be received for both labor
and material; each kind of material
|'ealled for by the. Specification must be
stated separately, and the price of each
given; and the price Of labor separate
ly stated 80.
One-half the cost of said School
House will be paid when under roof,
if built to the satisfaction OF the Board,
and tile other half when said building
is finished according to plans andispe-
~cifications and accepted by said Board
Of Education.a Said Wood Houses will
be accepted by the
Board. Plans and SPECIFICATIONS OF
said buildings may be see from and
after the 10Th day of May, 1850, at the
lClerk's office of the, Board. Contrae-
tors may use all the brick and stone of
the old School House that are good for
lsaid House. The Board reserves the
right TO reject any or all bids. %
BY order of the Board of Education.
| .Insg S. BLACK,
ap29-4 Clerk of Board.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-05-20
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Notice Of Appointment,

Estate of Skinner Jordan, decd,
TIHE undersigned has been duly ap-
Il pointed and qualified as Admins
traitor of the estate of Skinner Jordan,
late of Preble Co., o.. decd.
WESLEY ANDREWS.
A. SILVER, Atty.
May Is 3w : n,
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-05-20
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Moneyto loan in sums to suit, allow
est current rates IF interest, on one to
five years time. Mortgage notes for
sale, secured by first mortgage on real
estate worth at least twice the amount
of the liens. A number of valuable
farms for sale. Also, town propertyir
Eaton.
0ficein Schlenker's building.
NJ. L. HOLT.
Eaton, April 8-tf
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-05-20

Love, faith, patience-the three es
sentialsrof q happy4ifeS' saysa philoso
pher. Yes, but cheek, money and ener
gy are the three essentials of a,businesl
lifes a2@1 ~ N
The "a who will wait two hours fol
his girl to friz her hair to 90 riding witt
him, will swear awfuliy ii his wife keep.
him thirty seconds tefastenupa stray
braid with hair pin.
Mr.. Sayler has promised the Clerks
office to ne.partyifh he wouldnot runfel
Auditor, and another party has been
promised it if he wouldn't run for Sher.
if. Somebody will be cheated.
Joseph Fassnacht had q, ten pound
"crisis" Fat his home fhesother night. He
had the Council to pass a resolution o.
thanks, being a member of that body,
Elam Fisher didn't like itl
GHg4:&SE A513G
As You travel around the country you
are more and more impressed with the
conviction that the chief end of man is tc
paint signs on fences. We wouldn't be
surprised if the North Pole was covered
with them. :
plenty Of men will agrowl IN aconom;f
principles at giving a dollar-and-a-half q
year for, a good newspaper, but when il
comes to sssetting EN- up'' a dozen times
a day expenses are not cared a cont.
mental about. sss
Edison and younv, have a-.macbi,e,o,
tbe Latest nattern for MAKING picture
frames
I'm,
a. a.soo, be MT, .se no5s,h,a !. ~
5od eesssds stsrtsd dow st,sst
saving: rpm glad the old thing burn
ed down: I didn,thaye nv ioefrv lesson
no how
undar .bo n,d ,,,,a oo.n ,ho,,la he
,,sn.adhstraaY ! ssst ~
# NAV. wbss ! difFsrsnce there 3 h.
tuaan' az wov ~ nlont;nc .orn no,s 80
what It was twenty wears agol The world
moves.
u sauolauo Ia % 'lAyor
1nas now ngM-so 80 "
prcb ~ - MarsbaI INT we carl now 81
Msua. panjan a-.,p hats,.oka. a1oo5
e.
MW 1l @
Ce1rl noqse yatets f9~ open lo =,
an anus Oh Pupnc aniusenlenes cnulcn
festivals band festivals, .Murphymeet-
ings, &c. We understand the. Germans
will givesa tanbark entertainment very
soon ON thus green.
Edison 4 Young are selingall their
choice canned goodsatcost.
The price paid for the Fair Ground
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-05-20
Partition Notice.

Martin /. Fudge, pI'tf., vs.. Sarah
Fudge ct al, def'ts. Preble Common
Pleas Court 1h!partition. 1Sisia I
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-05-20
Notice. to Contractors.

NOTICE u hereby given that sealed
IN proposals will De received at the
office of the Clerk Of the Board of Edu-
cation Of Lanier Township, in West
Alexandria, Preble Co., o., until II
o'clock noon, on =,
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-05-20
Edison 4 Young are seuihgaa All Their
choice canned poodsafcossA W. 81

The price paid for. the Fair Ground
pasture this year is the highest 1t ever
brought,Kexcep enc year, by considera-
BILE. lnlS74itrented for $~705lS75, for
$s6; 1876, for $60.25 1877, for se5 1873,
for $3.50; 1879, for s1e2.5 % 1880, for
$155.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-05-20

ware on their second floor
Mrs. Mary Brazier, living about three
miles southwest d. Eaton, was return
ling home IN q buggy on Friday morning
last, in company with Mrs. Nerron, when
the horse became frightened at a
mule loose on the road a short distance
from town, became dnfnanageable, up
set the vehicle, throwing b e9oecupants
out and fraeturifng the collar bone of Mrs.
Brazier and bruising her otherwise con-
siderable Being-axery-a aged lady-her
injuries are considered dangerous~s
Coroner Dr.. Stephens was called to the
Village of New Hope, five miles west OF
Eaton, on the Richmond pike, on Sum
day morning last, to hold an inquest on
the body of Mrs. Nancy Painter, wife Of
Philip Painter, who. committed suicide
by drowning in a half barrel of broke
!, water, sometime between the hours o.
-fnine and one o'clock, on Saturday night
: Her husband. had retired at about 81
O'Clock in the evening, fell asleep, anG
on Weakening up missedh his wife. He go
, up and made search for her and founc
: her a corpse in the barrel of broke-wate
!, , which was setting on the porch of thei
dwelling, and intoswhich She hadplung
ed head foremost. Strange to say, too
she was permitted to gemaiR intheSbaT
: rel as she was found until the arrival o
: the Coroner The deceased was of un
: sound mind, and has been out of tn
Dayton Asylum only about three months
and asjcertainlyd efanged when sh
committed the deed. She was abou
forty-ffe gears of age, and leaves tn
husband and two children to mourn he
unfortunate and distressing end. y ~
.E.90f at.k,A 9 ne1lFitsg 6
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-05-20

- W
Eaton, May 10, IssOL3t.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-05-20

Uncle Jack Holderman has gone to the
Wabash on a visit among his children
and friends.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-05-20

deal better than your moInhs no
ing this m~orpingP
The bright red of this seasons lash
ions has reached Texas, where steers run
wild. andferce encounters between bellies
and bulls are common.
Out ON the Wabash they don't have to
shake their carpets. They stop the use
of oainine for a few days and the carpets
shake themselves
Some on the dry goods and millinery
windows are as interesting as museums
of anatomy, which show how fearfuly
and wonderfully people are made.
Our city dads should post themselves
on the financial condition of Eaton. The
CORPORATION is in debt and has no money
to fool away.
The Assessors of this county have
found sseYeral men with s. worth of per
sonal property and four dogs. Some PEG
pie are determined to pay taxes.
About ten cents worth of damage wa
dome to a fence by a boy with a knife, a
GaIesburg, III. The owner MANNED tn
boy for life by kicking him, and has hat
to pay $4,000.
A,smaH row occurred last ySaturda!
evening, in Eaton, in which Rob't De
Groot got struck with a boulder and Gif
got into the calaboose to lodge until Sun
day morning.
The placing OF stamps upside down Oh
letters is prohibited. Several postmas
tiers have recently been seriously iniurei
while trying to stand ON their heads t
cancel stamps placed in this manuer.
.siEsJ q s6ssss .5aa5 bsa1iiH
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-05-20

THE ROAD EXTENDS FRO BLOOMING
TON, Ills, TO OHIO.
The shortestau most direct routs, making Inn
mediate connection for passengers both
se East and West.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-05-20

Attest-JeHN TOWNSEND, Clerk.
aprl5-6w -
, 1880-03-06

The Fon-chaw l1era'd gives the following 40
count OF the nttaok by a Chinese mob in pecom.
ber last upon itr, EItct, an American missionary
at fenntnE-fnn: F6nRshul-!snl hns once knoso
assotttd ttaelf. Yenpsug-foo, district o;y NY
thrqo days tourney frm thls port h@ again, aer
the lltornti huve moved tho noDocraoy 70 tne s
porpOtratton 1T another, unproroked attack %
q fUrelEn Christian tn!Esl1nary. No ~ tns
lltetRtt, hecluso We arc Ill possession Or clear ~
distinct testimony to their C0nsplEulty IN tnls
rs ID former decd. Of oownrtlsy. anca9tng AZ
wo NOW Wish 10 refer aro Il. fnllowa; IN tho early
pnrt nf laAt week the R0v. Nathan sltrs, meM' 4a
bur Of tho American Methodist Episcopal o!ts.
sion. arrived ut fenplng foo, ut which Place, aae
mission with which h0 t8 cpnneetctl ans stNuoa.
A tay or twt, atter his ,trrlyal therc i0t1aMsna.
city, iilng pon ti9 Reopte to- esRes esRatttoc .eS
md to destroy tho ChrtstlRn charol sls' hlses, @
In thla emergency. worry properly callel W.. ~
tho district magistrate, Us whom no w, Mn
Adr!sed to keep IMtct and TO EeIt,t!n Itt 'tSt nitx
Until Inc sscitetns,t thon provs'l!ns sI,sa hsa
subsfded. We understand TINT Mr. ~ n'S,e -
though Of course In no WY legally bn.ln4 70 ~
30, uuted In strict uccoralalioe With ne Na8i a8s.
trato'B advice, aud closed the doors OF the !a
sion chapel Throughout Inst Sunday. !!ut. Mon
sir. sites Wi. Wills wnikas quietly through .hs
strrots, wAyatd by hrrd ia6l, md Sttor nsss ,sss
on tho point Vi being Deliberately drowned ny
bis thrilling persecutnrs when tho aluRntsan1 IA
mt'st fortunately, arrived nn tno r. eGenS sites
baFoly suceeesla4 IN saynK als a1 nni ri Te IN.
dcfstand that The United States Consul ~ ~ ~
dressed FcnnnstrInce on the subject 70 ~
Provincial authorities"
, 1880-03-06

sweetness In soclcty, would be selfish, snart-
Ing, aud anapplsll at h9lte,Htn short, like
what 10 has proved h!ln,se'f, coward;
tllcli-run,ling awny. From The curl ol, his
forehead to tfie Zip ef hls aristocratic boot,
he tooks NIL tlis,-bul T. nn longer tho
is'grtwing g,ay inst, an.l looks rs II fig hated
It. Here Is story typicnl Of the vain and
small nutnsc Of tho nla1, A ,otclkneper. I'll
hadn't nict him for years. Ono day Cnnk:.
ling went to Ills hotel 10 cngngo rooms, and
st0thl In tho office talking to tho. clerk. The
md held nut ills fnttl, saying, Roscoe, how
nre ynu?" CDnklfnE took M. notice OF the
proilrrc.l l1nntl, md drew himself up. and
sattl, ~ am Senator Cnnkltng, sIr.' You
nru 4 damned cRotlsticai c0cksco,nb; thnt's
what Y0ll arp," w!ls tho response. C0nklinE
turned majcstically 10 the clerk, and sud-
"Can hnvn rooms hore?" "No, SIR"
shouted tho frato proprietor, mot In MY
house, nor Upon any terlns.'
, 1880-03-06
sunday tAmusclu ent4.

"T" es%hVF " ans NAt@2SS 4yN2NH3s
ClTIcA0O. Feb. a4.-After rpadtn1 tho article In
las1 sundays TRIBUNE on "Hunday Amuse-
menfs" thought would like to inquire II tho
statements Of tho different theatre managers
wore glscn verbatim. or did the reporter Gull In
tho a!d OF bis imagination ooeasunaliyl For
Instance. did hr. Emmett say that 30 per cent Of
h's sunday audience waro women aud chldson7
scarcely. should thfnks for, take lust Sunday
LOT example, the hntss wus packed frum tloor 10
cSsH'tg WITH boys and young mon Of ~ Or these-
hbnuls, don't think there were q dozen women
~ M tue ho1'ss. Thoy were, on the lercr noor at
rcspectuble-iookinT class II yos,ns 4 men, s ana
! doubt if' thero wore not several
Whn hui scon carpets, decorating. aud comfort
before They entstnd tbeee. Now, bfr. Editor, I
am lover Of truth, md do not like to Hec state.
mclts calculated To Hislead u cnnf1dlu9 public
EEancy !ady ensorlng that theatre: expeeiing %
children. She would doubtless think sho had
mais@ae1iy ~ wandered into secret conulago cf
no !. H., E a., or very !aEHa and orderly
young mems club. rerhups. No doubt It Ia
G3od Gg Thing tor thess young men to hsve 10
n1teFnoQnsS Thoy' would pcrhaps 10 IL -WQrse
, 1880-03-06
THE 0lDEN SPELL,

I do not lore you. Now oftcn think
mover loved you. What onco thought lovs
Was ons i Sabf.orsweot 1na dangerous spell;
A palace fntr whorpIn loved 10 dwell, ..
UncArlug TINT 'twas built Of mist md cloud,
With deep nbysscs o'cr It's Otter brink,
Water below, and shadows grim aboyci
This, think now; holding tt Httle worth,
Tho loyp TINT vanished into n1thln9ncss,
jump E0ne by-dying 80 still and fast
hardly know 'twnR hero TIL 1t Wns past.
And yet-ah mo!-l.ife hnA loRt something eweeN
Ani loft sorrow FIRM fnr NO con On f tho Enrhi '''
Whnt wns 1t. tho strange spoil thnt hold me theu,
That holds mo now whGneer pntlse to dream
OF those dcad days1 Ahl let nc tlream aRan
And drift Onco more down L0ro's enchanted
BtrCAtl,
Where birds dip low. md lotus flowers glenn,
and stars come trembling M wo lingcr longl
For Just n moment lot mo IIft tho shrG,l
or tho dcRd Past. and feel your kisses fleet
And warm. n in tho tlnys ont on the sea,
When the wldo world held nGne but you and mol
FANNY DHl6C0LL*
, 1880-03-06

10 Ns Editor d 1Ha Cklea0o 7FlbNNe.
CHICAGO, Mnrch 5.-Thd paragraph In tho
legal column Of your issue to-day contalns sono
nnlsstatetnenta Ia regard to tho "9ylcs Fire
E1tingiishcr Company" and some reflections
upon myself. which pleaso permit inc to correct
In tho first placc, Atkinson has not "wholly
fallcd to keep his aRrccmcnt rs to furnishing
money" On tho contrary, ho has performed it
fully. and to double the nmotnt Of tho estimated
cost, for all Of which ho hns vouchers, produce
A9le nt tho proper time mud piacc.
Nor Is 'stho Company dying Of hamilton"
IN tho contrary, T. IL Young mud vigorous, and Is
0nlY retAr1ct! In tts progress by tho lIshonorubo
md antngnnistio neuoiis Of Gyles himself. who,
under pretensc Of alteration, haa cntrtcd M and
cnnccR!cd certain necessary parts OF tho Gx-
As a matter Of sclf justification. regret tho
necessity T Of having to put james T. dyles on
having obtaucd tho nid required 10 tinvGlop his
Invention, now seeks to cvade hIs honest obli-
Enuons. +. Ii. ATKINSON,
, 1880-03-06

AV.-1N PRIVATE LIFE.
After serving the United States In Paris
for nearly nine years, hfr. Washbnrne, Rt the
commencement of President uayrs' fern Of
service, asked 10 be recalled. Returning 10
this country, he made his home in Chicago,
and Is now living In Tits city the quiet life Of
n private cll'znn.. Still enlnying the full
strength and health Of robust manhood, lie
passes most Of his timH IN literary pursuits.
rounded GS ,nnny rar" enetavlngs. bsoks,
md manuscripts In various languages, l,e Is
at alt tn,rs easily accessible to filosr who cstr
10 him. His lung residence at foreign Courts,
hmonr Princes and Ernndcrs, hns In m WY
thsngrd him. l1e Is, as 10 nlways hns bccn,
sean semtlsm"n. liz 3 Aer
lean citizen who has ws'r slcccss by working far
It. He Is n living example nf whnt grcntnrss,
Under orr lhr,nl institutions, cnn te achieved
oven by thnsc uf tho hlnlhlcst origin. 1Io t,s
bccn highly honnrrl hy hla ot,uHtry. md 1t CHI
with all truth bc enid tut he hns deserved every
honor he hrs received,
, 1880-03-06

A negro at Wallace, Tenn, told bis wife that
hs must kill somebody bsfoFo be went to bvti.
lnKty said that hU would u, down to ball III tho
village for victim, lie loadcd pistol. wont
he did not oven knnwi but 6e failed ii bis oh
ject after all, for she Vas ouly slightly wounded.
, 1880-03-06
Is This Sn1vc for BILL urainard7
10 tha Editor pf, IND (ntcdnn Irihttns

Cu1cAuo, March 6.--1n tny> y>commun'catlon to
you Of yesterday, offering 10 wugo certain Sums
Of money on tho result ot tho coming Nepub-
written upon tho lctter-hcad Of tho Provision.
GrNtn, and Stock 1tbnrl.
You profAccd tho article by publishing tho
names Of tho officers nf that organization. who
wrro grcatly surprised to SEQ thelr names mcn-
toned In TINT connection.
While tho pr,,positsof, tnntlo Is in good filth,
nlensc atntG TINT nno nm responsible for 1t,
und obfHo yours truly, CHAALEs STILES.
, 1880-03-06
HUNTING SONG.

(vfunt tbs German ot UAland.J
No better sport than this know,
Through copSo and greenwood sprtuxtnx,
To chase tue tlGct!ng hart Or doc,
While loud the thrush Is siuUlngl y
o that my love were like tho bird
A. the green tree. tops sustain her.
Or like the doe BY the chaAe bcatirrcd,
That eaKcs skill might gain her.
0aIlKOsH, Wiz, ii. Is. Harmon
, 1880-03-06
Tho New Sunth Park hoard.
In thf Editor 4I Ink E1isano IfthunS.

HYpE rARK, March 4,-Thc taxpayers Of Hyde
Tnrk arc rejoicing over tho Into chanrc that has
taken place In the South Inrk Hoard. and that
"Rcfortn hnd Economy" Is tho wntchwnrd. We,
tho taxpayers. hope thnt tho Koud work will go
on. md nrw. light viii spriug up TINT will l,c of
Honno account to tho taxpayers. INTERESTED.
, 1880-03-06
At,tI,or of "a Fools Errand.n

I'd 1Hd 11u1IuF u 1H& [HItAg1 77ID1sM6.
CH10Ad0, hinrch 5.--Sln,fy pcrsnns who havo
hcen rcilding that powerful bpok, IA Foprs
Errand,' arc anxious to know who wrote 1t,
but NO ono scu1ns to know. CAn yG,l or any OF
your renders toll who 1t Isl Respectfully,
READER.
, 1880-03-06
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.

Capacity Of tho ExroR5tion.
7bthe Efttor ~ The Chttaqp Tribune.
CHICAGO, Mnrch 4.-rlcnso inform a daily
render hnw r11nny mcn. grnw1, Gun get into tho
Chicago Exfmsitlon Iuilding, and oblfgo +.
[AbUut G01O1
, 1880-03-06

1@4&zF JTeAt ID esaN " FIthItVton 10 SptIns 6kN
{.4ass.> Atpub!kaN.
.GfG,nxiinF f,1s looks exactly IKE Esst,s picture
handsome IN q certain WaY. Bit mean *" IA /"
and eyniea!.- looks like q ma4. Vho,~ all
, 1880-03-06
The State Senate Hatching Nest
for Congressmen.
Williams, casw.ll, Ha1etan, leusier, Bragg, Boutk,
Humphrey, and Found Aust "do."
The Presidential Question and tho
Next Congress.

r. 49, nt.., sa - ~ .. 20 ~ ~ ~ n''s ~.
some new tun,,. Added to those two locat qucs-
tons !s The election If the next President, and
taken together thoy absorb much Of tho lime,
.,a,ns.,,or -, 49, -, th.,rsi 49,. -. ,1s &c.
~" ,n.ns..,. - 80 n.',r,,rso,.s 'VM
.a ~" '"'e.ss's " t.o eo'naon"eaito' nv, eome ol
thotr own political prefer,ncnt quito 10 much ns
an e sse pas pSi the as. wslsss Of t the s
senate, M ' whcse thcrs py aro moro '' umst,ous s
men ,9 TO- Do found thls Winter among 10th pst:
roof root III, The M sens,e III. se,s'on + really tho sss.
contains NUMBER I o. rr1snsetss Congress
1fdccd, ..-....=-. .......-..
TIE l.E01sLATURE OF w1scoSstS
has always been sort OF preparatory school
Tor pnlc men, a',a near.y NJ " her prominent
'a'Saus ''.l'', 10. VI M'n po''uca' par'es nav r.
state Capitol. Now TINT think Of II, every ono
ur the present delegation TINT Is rctlcctfup 90
much credit upon Wisconsin In washington:
period in ono brancl, or tho other Of tho Lcglsla-
+n,r vo.r. ~ .na snra.o. o ~ r.ssaI, ., NV
aol'r years IN tne senate; mr.; cnswe1I, OF INC
Mr.. 1Inzlcton, Of tho Third, served two terms III
tho scnato; Mr.. Dcustor. Of the Fourth. baa n,
aor - rmn,r - ,,o,h ~, t,,,,so a,,n ~ M snno no
n o. ~ 'ns anu tne
tho Senate; Gabo IIouck, OF tho Sixth, has Dccu
snvcrrl ti,nrs n mc,nhcr If, thn IIov.o.
md ia sneakor nnn tnrm. 1udvn INN.
phrcv ~ 4ho aovontb ho11 .o,t
n ~ ssnot. ~, .cs.,ons. ard M,,. p,,,,,a
~ vac senate t"o SESSIONS: ana GOV round,
Of the Eighth District, bus been Speaker pro tom.
scnntc Nv vlrtuo ~ his oi1,co ma ticutonnnt.fov.
nrnnr pnrhnu. .hnso s Saots ,ts eo,,t,a =, ~
i; iGsMut; LcttIupo tuoso IhcLs, Con!!n4 ~ tuc
KnnwledEo OF ncmncrs y Or the present SGt,ntS
nve t9sa irnn rGmenbsanee tne i4te ot
ant daat Ply ~ lma ~, potie'an Wn meh a nn ata,cy IL
MeMtn .n ~ tnn nnsRrrs poht oceause nc sFas
ninnstlons, anu ltatlccn thetn 70 20 lnto var!ois
i;los ana intrEues inr the p4rposa OF parti;E
thG tainicnt ana administering upon tho polit-
,I9as ft osfS ~ % OF Wcnqsns nrfson;s
ace Of the statement that It has been determined
On mere this winter TO ----.,--.--
Of conrrcssn1on. Democrats and Tcnnh,tcnn.
md pItct nav mon II, thn,r ntacrs n"it NnvHn,,
Ser. Tint Is TIC prara pr @ pI prcsoIved Cd upon n'N ~
nn ~ liz thoa1ra ~ ncan,c ." sn no. sS IT.
tMrt,cnlars spo smniil bs rhss r,osc,s ,s
, 1880-03-06


State Central Committee many comments
have been made in regard to tho action Of tho m
tho election Of Delegates 10 Chlcngo. Some
papers say the Committee fcll under The
mnchino influence; some That it stood
eight for blaine and seven for Grant;
Others TINT tho ,lato naHed IS
too carly. othors that II Is Too lntc. These
are mere optnions, aud mostly Incorrect.
There was no machine wo.k in tho Meeting:
i did not stand @ 10 for W blaine n IA md a' uraat'
tor thcfo IS moro tllan one Of tho Committee
whose first choice Is for Was}iburnc. III my
humble opinion 1yaslburnu Is the man who
,o;or,, .'s a. aat..t .o spuoenn ,p, @ pat.s !"
sfftapTfna safa IN n'i ngaliist whoin esS can be
Rsh!csm @ W an nnast anp ti' siporE peo y every
VIZ WIZ " on ,,,Y ;s.n sn"s r mnRtng g nno, Msw
Wnai,thMrno mn y ssvSin III sMIn 1T MMr t'y.
available 6ccauso @ Of hts grcat services % s"s mi 4
TTT,S,nmn'e m'e ~ W"f ~, ~ ,,. WIS RhG"h over tne
crtrowo pn,t NY cotsini;ny9,. u @ii .hJVha,
frinn,i ~ co;s s''Gt' rawt' ond W." III, ri,o ti,oo
boys in bluc,@tlic % cIlampo., % OF a al M honest n
thu e s ns ,s 70 crs nHtnE
tvna e,n n9 ~ ,,t,, ht,,, -, +,n @ ~ @
o,nn uGF9ns flas . III esery iaha; ~ ltas not hnll
hfo IN fl,je nrrni,s,f ~ o' "'''
No man nossusscs tha rnencct or,1 orott-
tlllc OF Tho country to no Ercut n Ijrrren M
Gen. Grant, hut wiicA he becomes d cartll-
date for Ircstdent for third term he Will
ius p,mGs ,.iS ~ H. @rey on e defensive; a',d thou.
nrninst hin1. Tbcsn Sriands vn arr w. WYE. oro
Ing for his nomination arr ioing Ilm III,
injury. LII saying that llo IS tho
tn;rly man who can "save tho country"
ti,o' Rent,ffn. sunslnv vi con,.'h,n Vani,i,r 10
should bo elected and war Should core, wili
my other lnnn, tho experiment olght to bs
made while Gen. Grant Is alive md Gun como
to orr aid atMl agnin save tie Natioll.
lslalnc, tho heroic eloquent defender of tho
nre not nit IL favor Of lis nomination, bciiey-
s csanot Unite lis KcpaS'cans ?S" u INV WV
Inst election rcturns s nroys @ lint it s nnt snfo
TO count upon California. nor Orprot,. Gm,r Mnr
Indiana, nor Connucticmt, nor even Milne.
Republicans must mike no mistake. They
mtlst not place tho party an the defensive.
wifi WashMirne tic bart party viii succeed: zee t It
will he unitet. and wo shnll hive n sfrnnr
A Administrator, m honest, unsciilsf, noble.
looking fresldenk q. a. ATWOOD.
A.. o,, .,,-.
An oAlo Wow or Haalne, wnshbu rne,
md Sherman.
CoIusi10s, O., March 1.-Gcn, Gibson re-
os,n,1, ,,.ns sa,,,,, f., IT. ms i - a'sl w ~
s.usA ""a l"'n'u ~ nAs u'.co ny tl!o LG!acF
correspondent. AFTER talking short time
~ ,.ta syuta' ', ns'.s.s, t .c conye1salon turned
10 politics. and the following interview took
pace: .....
III answer to my question rs to tho Prcst-
dcn.'al sltnation' the General said:
~, spent Three weeks IN New York City.
~ Ill rlnsses ens nnu tS ,nssa w!t persons
Gnion, Tie proportIon. M far ~ 7 m conII u
Judge, seemed everywhere to bo seven for
Blaine to tiree for Sherman and ono fnr
Grant Sherman was only popular among
bit blaine always Ind entll,lsiastio % sipnort,
ers" -> - >'N','0''e '"pt''-'
"Wllich candidate do YOU prefer. Gcn-
M
, 1880-03-06

4 Kansas yiey-Vvnslaburno 4 stronr
CAndldAIe,
MARCH Ito tho Editor Qf Tho Latorcnce
(hus.) Journal. Since the meeting OF the
, 1880-03-06

cfhoso who Ought tn know say TINT Judge
TouFgco Is tho author OF tho boo1l.]
, 1880-03-06

Thta Is Hlnro satisfying conclusion than that
OF putting tho blocks stdewlse or having them
arranged in vertical columns. BLANK, ], 40.