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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-03-26
Yomud,elsfopp III gSaibimatun.

gines ber ers0Bli6iten &apitel in
Srib Heuter's ullt mine Stromti6"
1T bic Mnpeienbeit bes geI6tpOlenen
&afern, GutsbeliBers uno 2anbbaifi=
i6es omudelsfopp auf @irlib
uas @eiebgewer III Gaian bon ben
8roBberSos" auf benz medlenburgii6en
9anbtag gu Msal6in. Ser reide, geloz
itolSe, a6er gdnsli6 unbebolfene, unges
bpbelte unb unmifenoe Gliidspil3 biinft
ii6 bort yebeniosut tuie ieber anbere
Goelmann", mub aber nit Der 8eiea-
i6ait biirserli6er 2anbtagsmitglieoer
borlieb mebmen. glls elmer bieler 8iir=
gerli6en, benz er li6 aufordn9t, inn suz
ruff: n9err! mot lopen Sci a6ter mi
ber!", ba anttportet er: .0err, i6 bin
ebenIogut en- 6aIan bon ben @rObber=
sog, mie Sie!" SaSu giebt &euter bic
grIdnterung: npomu6elstopp wull
vgaiaa" ieggen, pergrep fit diper".
Sm @onsreEe Der 8ereinigten Staa.
ten giebt es msbr sls einen pomas
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-03-26

i'm @etuiibl serbro6en tpur6en. Waite
ging febr gefaBt gum Sobe unb tpies
geiitli6en 8eiitanb entl6ieoen auriid.
! Inter Dem Galgen bielt CT cine Mnreoe
an oas 8olf, tDorin er berli6erte, bah
es ni6t feline Nbiidt getpeien iei, Wpler
5u tooten. Tim bic Greibeit gu erlangen,
mllroe er aber bor einem abermaliaen
Wforbe niGt 5uriidl6reden. Ct faate
ferner, oab er feline 2ei6e an Doctor
gafer III 8remonb fir $25 perfauft un6
bas Gelo ber5ebrt babe, aber bod tuiirbe
er es bor3ieben, tpenn Der Sberiff ieinen
&orper tli6t Dem Doctor ausliefern,
1onbern beeroigen molle. Cine atpeite
9inri6tung, Bic oes Garbisen 8anfs,
finbet am %. in Granflin ffatt.
Sn Serarfana bat man atuei
Sdli6miinaer, &ice unb grotpn, berz
bafttt. 8eioe l6einen fi6 nur nit Der
Qnfertigung bon Nidels befaBt su baben,
benn auBer ben ba5u n6tbigen 6ormen
uno Metal wurbe ni6ts bel linen ges
funben.
= Cine Grau Namens Weelilia 60
man, in &illeem, Die felt mebreren Sab
rem an Geiitesit0rungen Iitt, bat iib
init einem &alirmeher ben 9als ourGs
gef9nltten un6 1T an Der Wunoe ges
itorben.
- Sn Commando Gountp 1T Mn,.
gBbite, Der M0r6er bes MesleD Nbans,
gu filnfidbriser 3u6tbausarafe perur=
tbeilt iporoen.
= 9ie 2eide eines farbigen Rinbes
tpuroe in Dallas, in einem @ebiii6 ber=
boraeu, altfdefunben.
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9amen= un6 Rinoerbiite,

9amen= umb 9imoerbiite,
foipie Bpmmets ieber Mrt. QDir fiibren
fol6e gu allen YreiIen bon 20 Gents big
25 Dollars. l1naneifelbait tpirb Ses
hermann etipas neues finoen, mas bier
nod ni6t geieben morben 1T. 6peeiele
Wufmerfiamfeit 1T
Rleiberft offen
9e,si6met. SIR 81 fann man cine
&obe fir cine Dame ober ein Sinh faus
fen, elegantere 5l 2, 5, 10 un6 20 Dpl=
lar. 9o6feine &oben bon $4O-75
finb in srobter austpabl gu finoen.
Gertige Damenflei6er
in 1albiuole, Wo0e unb @eibe neue=
fter Mooe.
@eibenfoffe
iesli9er 6arbe unb Qualitdt, bonn leid)=
tefen Saffet big gum i1perfen 8rofat
unb Wfoiree antique aus ben rennomz
mirteiten Gabrifen Trantrei6s, Deutfd=
Lambs, Der S6mei3 unb Siirfei. bon 40
@ents bic Darb ON auftpdrts. gs Iobnt
fi9 Der Miibea bieiem 9epartement be-
fonbere slnfmerfiamfeit gu f6enfen.
Saf6enti6er
in 1000 peri6iebenen ARufern unb
Qualitdten gu ben blllisfen preiien.
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S. Mayer 4 Son,
Gfe Commerce unb 9faparro<5traBe,
gegenitter @rpoS' Banf.
M00f= @dorf1t
s. { dft.

Striimpfe unb Strumpfmaaren iino
in FOLDER Mnsnabl pDrbanben, ipie in
in teinem anbern plab Der Stabt.
unter3eug
fit 9amen uno 2inoer aller Mrt au ben
billigiten Yreiien. Bargains in feinen
unb Orbindren Waaren iino itets gu
finoen.
9anbf6ube
in Seioe. QalbieiSe unb Uaumpolle,
Glacebanbihnbe in pra6tpollen iSar.
ben in rei6iter Mustpabl.
lnier 0orratb in
Sonnens unD Regenidirmen
bietet alles bisber Dagetpeiene. Neue
JacOns un6 aug ben beiten Gtoffen.
MeiBwaaren
als Nanioofs, Organizes, Saeonnets,
geinen 2amns, geftreift, carrirt, &c.
bliimt unb einfa6.
2einen= unb 8aum M 0 d ifoffe
fur ben 6aus8ebrau9.
Nle Stoffe leinene, balbleinene uub
baumwollene fiir 8ett, Slid &c. finb in
iegli6er 8reite auf Eager. 9iidbeden,
SerDietten unb 0anottder cine Specia.
litdt; in allen 6arben un6 0r66en.
Wir oheriren Bargains IN Gardiner
uno 8orbdn9en.
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*Damen jeben @lters bic an 9lppeiit=
lofigfeit, llnberbauli6feit, Melan6olie
unb nerpoler S6md6e leioen, f0nnen
ibre @eiunbbeit lei9t unb fir INNER
pieber berfellen, tpelrn iie Srau 2pbia
s. pinfbam's 0eilmittel fit alle Der
tueibli9en Contribution eisentbiimli6e
S1md6eu benuben. gi6t allein ba=
ben mir bas unbeoinstefe 8ertrauen in
Grau pintbam, ionbern mir iuii1en. oaB
lire 9eilmittel angenebm unO pirfiam
au gleiher 3eit iinb.
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(5ortfebun { %
y > probiren qebt iiber Stuoiren,

y probiren sebt iber Stuoiren. +"
-0tan brau6t ni6t biel gu itubiren,
ionoern fann lei6t ausprobirem, baB
Mageni6md6e, 8alleniibel, &opfs
i6meraen unb biele anbere slei6artige
&ranfbeiten MIR babur6 fllrirt tperben
fDnnet, baB Die llria1en berielben
gdn5lid, pertrieben iperoen. Nieren=
Graut 1T gu Dem 3mede bas beite 9eil=
mittel, ebenlo pie fiir dronilde gerito=
pfung. an Der Mi0iOnen oes amerifanis
f1en Nolfes leiben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-03-26
Cages Wemigfeiten.
8 II Ia II B.

- Sn Stem Orleans traf cine Dspe=
i6e bon Sbibabeaur elm, ipel6e melbet,
baB BET Damn balelbft gebro1en 1T.
Das Wai1er FRONT in elmer 8rcite bon
10 SUB in Die Staot.
3tpei M6rber 9famens Noble,
Tater unb 9obn, ipurben bpr brei Woz
den int Geri6t su YeDrin, Sls., bon
Der Morbanflage freissipro1en. Sn
benz friiberen @obnorte Der Morber,
Glasforb, fanb aus bielem @runoe cine
Snbignations= s=8eriammlnng ltatt, nuf
tpel6er bic Surp getabelt uno Die M0r=
ber ppr Der Hiidfebr na6 @lasforo ge.
tparnt ipurben. Sic M0roer beber39ten
bic Warnung uno pa6teten cine 6arm
in Saseipell County. Ser iiingere Nos
Bile fam iebo1 in 8egleitung ieines
8ruoers nod @lasforo, um 8ieb, pel=
DIES lie baielbit beiaBen, 81 bolen. 9luf
Der &iidreiie tpurbe ber Morber Don
unbefonnter 9anb erI1oiIen.
= Sn 2ittle &od 1T Der Sarbige
yli6plas Walfer, Der einen an6erm Tar=
bigen ermorbet bate, gebdngt tporoen.
Muslan0.
= Mebrere Solbaten Der @arnilon
bon paris, bic beg SoSialismus be-
i6uloigt tpurbeH, iino nod @lgier ge=
ianbt morben.
- Ser pabit bat ben gii6of Mer=
millob als Biibof bon @enf ernannt.
Ser Sd)iuei5er 8unoesratb bat inbeB
feline Genebmi9ung permeigert uno
MermillOO mitgetbeilt. oaB man i'm
perbaften wiirbe, 10 bal0 er in Genf
anfdme.
= Bon petersburg wirb beri6tet:
@eitern 1tiirSte li1 in &rOnitaot ber @ez
neralmaior SipanoD, @bef bes 9lrtille=
riepeIens bes Gronitdbter 0afens, aus
benz 3. Stod auf's StraBenpFaiter
! binab, uo er nit SerI6mettertem &Opf
| tobt lieqen blieb.
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3eTas.

s. 6. Waite, Der Morber bss Ges
fangeuwdriers Wpier in 6ranflin ipuroe
am %. am genannten Orte gebdngt.
Ser @algen mar cine balbe Weile bon
Grantlin erri6tet unb Der Mnorang bes
yolfes ipar 10 fart, baB stpei Busgies
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@nttGui huna.

Das @e,pitter bate aussetObt unb bic
Nbenbl lpnne Brad einmal i'm Sinten itrab.
lenb ben curd bas flicbenoe @e,pSlf, ale
tpclle lie Der Welt perfinben, baB lie nod
ba iei, unansefOdten bon Der Betterfurie,
bic lie un,oiiitert bate. Sdulelnoe Nbenbs
lafte idIttelten leidtc 0fescniAauer run
ben na6en Wipfeln bsrab. Cine Tbrdne
im Nuse, aber lddelno, rubte bic Natur
nad benz Sample, nno BON eiiiem llfer
beS Gees tiS gum anoern ipannte lih Elm
&esenbrsen aus mie Der @n5sl in Der
Sfisnbarun5 SObannis, br iibtr 5psi
Wslten liebt. Sin weiBbemimpeltes
Sdlfiden slitt auf oer teiduftiaten 6luts
barunter bin.
(5urtfebun q.
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0fabm er bas meine, nu1m id bas


Ieine?
Die beioen famen iid entseSen!
0aif Su bas sebidtct? fra9te SictOr
ent5adt.
gluna iab ibn erltaunt an. DaS fennlt
Du nidt? @s III ia bon Siiidert! Mlfreo
bat mir-iie 3udte auiamnlen, als batte
iie einen Stid in's Ser3 befcumen. Nl=
freo!-S ber arme gllfreo!
Sic iab 3u Yoben unb ldtpiea. Nud)
Der Tcnner idrpies, ber Sturm leste i'd,
unb leile fielen nur nod ein5elne Iropfen
nieber. @s mar, als bielten ale @le=
mente in ibrent 3olen inne, nm bic
Stimme nidt gu iitcrt5uen, bic pl plSe=
lid in Der Seele nno pen ben 2ippen bes
MabAens rief: Der arme Nlfreo!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-03-26

Wir. s. 3. @olbsboro, ennis,
Seras, fagt: r8romns giienz9itter bat
mir BEL forperlider S6mdde unb ners
p6iem Sopfweb tpDblgetban."
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as 5nbe unb pris anbet gaabeu mir Be-
auptem f6nnn baB om pubhm i'm Soen aebon
worben it, gBr aben ormann pea Damn
I6tisem nnb id bonn GeIagtn 81 ibereu9en.
6. Maper @Dtm.
gde Commerce uno NapauSt sesenabr groos' gauf
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Briibiabr 1883.
L. HUTH & SOHN,

~
L. HUTH & S0HN,
SO. sss sss s,s Rsit. 6nass,
Can Mmtpuie,
edasIu IL nas Smssrissrs ssa
Gientpaaren, s5elb= unb
@artene @eratbi9aften.
es.a- 40 3sstsaareH.
Tarbe,l Selen. 5irniFen &c.
eaustausriisr fts
.. &anbretb s 4CmS 0arteu
muo 0lainem.G Ia meu.
ausiatss assstsa fir tie Seritniss
Brtnlp Gtabls unb 9ntst(srnsu
HhaSe.
9tsafaas ansiniss Ae,xtsn fis
6orrifens Ecpn unb Gsnntss ,.m Or.
bsaa@ fsrtts semif&tsn Garbsa.
est:sre labsn pir tsrstts sss ,etn 9at,,u e,n.
attaeii Gata'uSs unb Dysisiiaen fir stiee SSf.
iisliiatsu puess anf BssIansts fis lsesisnht.
pabsn fesbtn srtatttn.
ise 9sfsa ttthn tssifAsn sRinsfamsa sspiku.
ltAe Ntuei. Gsrstxm. irrkss Nmber 1uder.
ssef. Nifaila setr ruinue 9sbpTcn Wiasiamsn.
10 fsr.s 8fjt iisfsrn..
Z. @atb & 1ota.
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"BUCHUPAIBA

DUUaUfA1DA.
SdnsIle, arinblide Sur fir aue
itnier,lidr Nieren=, Btalen= unb llrins
OeS1n=Franfbeiten. 81. Bei Npcttestrn.
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yaiisnt.x. bis itre qebsnstnsrs wieNr btfoms
men. fpre&tn in banfeflukn @erhn sen BEN
Yursl3l,den GiseniAaf,n bic 6efetttrs
Waetnt tteres ale elm Sidrtunssmttttl
bsiiei 80 ssrlsibt ni&t nur Sidrft ben S&ud&.
liftn, fpnssrn reauliri aut eintn uareeelmdel gen
au..,ultane b.S Rassns. bewirt, in attdrissn
wauhn tsn Sutlgans, strdtrt Densn, bic an
MbtumatiSmus unb Niertnn6runssn letttn, Gr>
lsiG stuus unb nbsrwlrbet G&aitslftbu ns&l
nur, fcnbnn ssrtlitt Is auda.
gu baben bei allen Hpctbefern unh
9dnblern Int Maeemeinen.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-06-14

THE PROPRIETOR TAKES PLEASURE in
announcing that the above fayorte Hotel has
been greatly enlarged and refitted A number
of fine rooms have been added. and the Hote
now has irst-class accommodations for families.
The Tables will be kept supplied with every
article the market affords, prepared by the
most experienced conRoiseurs.
The Rar will be found stocked with the
choicest
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS and LAGER BEER
at prices to suit the times
Persons visiting Winnemucca, who desire o
good MEAL, DRINK, CIGAR or BED, are re-
ferred to the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL
winnemucca, March Il. 1874.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-06-14
q Whining Law snIt.

Jones NJ. Brazell has a complaint in
the Superior Court Of California against
George X. Wells and James c. Flood.
The cause Of action sets forth that in
Nav, 1882. the plaintiff and defendant
Wells entered into a mutual partnership
10 mine in Nevada. About that time
they visited the Mount Cory mine,
which was for sale at $4,000. Not
having the requisite cash, Wells induced
defendant Flood to advance the said
sum, he agreeing to hold one-fourth
part of the property in trust for plain
tiff and Wells. The property was pur-
chased about the 18th OF June. 1882,
and conveyance taken in the name OF
Wells. On the Sd OF October following
he conveyed the property to Flood.
The plaintiff AYERS the mine to be worth
81, ,O0O. 900, and that Wells denies that
any partnership relations exist between
him and plaintiff, or that plaintiff has
any interest in said property. The
plaintiff prays for dissolution OF part
nership, and for an accounting, ana
that Flood convey to him an undivided
eighth part OF the property.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-06-14

WIN UCCA. NEVADA.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-06-14
THE SILVER STATE.
prRrIsHED EVERY EVENING SUNDAYS
EXCEPTED Bl
J, =. HEL Il co.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
STATE BREyETEEs.

All tho vacant houses in Ward are
beinp mooved over to Taylor District.
Every mill ON the Carson river is
running to its fullest capacity.
The Record says there are IA chill
dren in Pioche School District between
6 and Is years Of age. and 40 under q
years Of age.
w. p. Gibson. miner employed in
the Delaware mine, American Flat, was
caved on Sunday morning and had
thigh broken.
Arrangements have been made at
Wells for races to take place on the 4th
and 5th OF July. at which $3.50 will be
hung up in purses.
The Junior Base Ball Club of Eureka
have gone to Austin to play with the
Austins, at the Miners Union picnic,
which takes place next Saturday.
The Montgomery Guards, military
company in Virginia City, have dis
banded. and sold their uniforms to a
military company in Portland, Oregon.
A seven.foot body of ore assaying as
high as 1000 to the ton, was eneoun-
tered in the Monitor mine IN Taylor
District in Eastern Nevada, last week.
Some estimate that it willaverage 81 800
while others put it at 81, 900 per ton.
A petition has been sent on to the
PostoiIice Department at Washington
for the establishing Of a postoifice at
Bullion City. Eureka county, and a
mail route from Beowawa.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-06-14
The Finest Wines and Liquors,
IMPO RTED CIGARS.
AND MILWAUKEE BEER,

We shall endeavor to maintain the high repu-
tation that this saloon has had In the past, ana
cordially invite our friends and the public &c
call and sample, and they win be assure
that "good wine malseth the heart glad"
winnemucca. March 9. 1888. Il
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-06-14
CENTRAL HOTEL.

NORTH SIDE or BRIDGE STREET, OPPOSITE run
PosToFncE,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-06-14

During eight years my attacks oil
dyspepsia were so terrible that ! often
had to stop business. Parker's Ginger
Tonic built me up from almost skeleton
to the perfect health now enjoy -
Jerolomon, Lawyer, N. Y. City.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-06-14
THE PARLOR,

CoRSER or THIRD AND BRIDGE STREETS,
\. w. RUsE...........PR .PR0PRAETOR
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Wines. liquors and Cigars.

Attached to The Parlor Is one OF the cozies
Club Rooms, for the convenience of customers
AN ELEGANT BILLIARD TABLE Is a. tAe
service OF patrons.
Winna.n,.aea Apxil 10 18aa
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-06-14

y.... The House recently occupied by J. X
H mi Hopkins, situated in Upper Town, oppo-
w III site the residence OF A. j. Shepard, con-
tanning four rooms, and also bath room, etc. /,
u offered for rent Apply to
aps5.tf A. J. SHEPARD
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-06-14

FASHION SAMPLE ROOMS.
BELL & BURNS. :. .Proprietors.
Sy ALL ON 1&1
ct II e B u SY B'Si"
And try our celebrated j. f. Cutters Old
bourbon, Old Virginia, White Rye, Golden
Thistle, old Bourbon, Old Pioneer,
Our FaDorite, Rock and Rye,
and Orange WHISTLES,
Imported Sazerac COgnac.
Imported Green Seal, Imperial, Zinfandel Clarel
and all other kinds of choicest
F-E-N-E--W-l-
ApoIliaaris, Mineral. and Sparkling
Soda Waters!
MILWAUKEE BEER.
C-O-N-G-R-E-s-S-C
Made in the latest style known to the art, and
concocted OF the choicest materials by the
most celebrated Archeronan Mixologist of an
cient or modern age.
The highly celebrated
NJ ouSrAIN
-PRETENIILLIO--
--ORozzrxERoP-
COCKTAILS
Served ut all times during the day and night.
DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CIGARS!
ID. P. and s. II. P. players can be accommo-
dated at any time.
MONEY LOANED WITHOUT INTEREST :
There's millions in it.
RzgA luxuriantly furnished private cLUP
ROOM, sor the use of the Winnemueca Cincf
Club, with private entrance.
BELL BURNS.
Winnemucca, April Ii. If
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-06-14
CONSTIPATION.

TUTT'S PILLS are especially
adapted 90 such cases, one dose eff
fects such q change OF feeling as 60
astOnish the sufferer.
They Increase the A ppefite, and causo
the body 10 Take On Flesh, thus the sys-
tenn is nouFished, and by their Tonic
ular stools are produced. Price Is cents
IS murray ST. ~. ".
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-06-14

ExcELLED BY NONE.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-06-14

This new saloon has been fitted up regard
less Of expense, and stocked with superior
brands
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-07-25
COUNTY rs. CITY PAPER.

An exchange says: MANY persons
wont subscribe for county paper be-
cause it is not large enough TO suit their
fancy. They prefer to send and get city
papers and never take into consideration
that there is really very little in them in
which they are directly interested. The
city paper tells you nothing about your
own county, town or neighbOrhood, If
you have any enterprise on hand they
aid you in no way whatever, but seek
to build up their own places and ex-
tend their avenues of trade by every
means in their power. They suggest
nothing for your benefit and discuss no
plan by which your county is immedi-
ately benefited. They do not help to
build up your church, or your school
houses or advertise your trade. The
county paper does all these things.
Through it you can learn q thousand
bits of news that you would otherwise
be ignorant Of; you learn who is coming
and who is going and what the county
is doing generally, how the different
crops are growing. and how the people
are prospering and outlook for the fu-
ture. IL gives notice of school exhibit
tions, meetings, associations, births,
deaths, funerals and a thousand other
things that you want to know, and
which you never 6nd in the city papers
A county paper, if conducted as it
should be, is a home paper, guarding
home interest and upholding the laws.
Those persons who affect to despise
county papers, are the most eager to
read them. The man who gives an ex-
cuse that a city paper is larger had just
as well buy the biggest pair of breeches
in the store because there is more cloth |
in them. A county paper is adapted to
every man in the county, because it
represents his home interests, and every
man should subscribe for it,"
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III the people of village desire per-
manent newspaper they csnnet secure
IL by encouraging every mushroom that
suddenly sprouts up. 1t is estimated
that half the infants born into the new
world die before they are a year old.
The same rule holds good in the jour
nalistic world. The number that are
born and always start out to fill a space
not occupied by their contemporaries,
with flying colors and many promises,
succumb after few issues to that great
scourge-want of patronage. The jour
nails that die in infancy is nearer ninety
than fifty per cent. of the births a
natural consequence of this fearful NOR
tality Is that the first year of a journals
existence is a period of great suspicion
ano want OF confidence. Every town
should have live newspaper, and to
secure this, the people should stand by
the established journal, that can be
made useful by the patronage, which,
il divided, produces two worthless
handhIlls, and often kills both newspa-
pers.-NempAis appeal
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A DE rMAND FOR vrND1cAT1oN.

To this the answer was: "He has GER
tainly recognized the significance of
Mr.. Hendricks change of plan. It
compels him to face responsibility
now which he has heretofore been re-
lieved of by Hendricks refusal to run.
1t would be impossible for Mr.. Tilden,
at this time, to stand in the way of a
general organized demand for a historic
vindication of the great wrong and in
justice perpetrated by the installation
of Hayes as President. Understand me,
Mr.. Tilderl can never be candidate for
office again until the people shall re-
quire it for the purposes of this vindi-
cation. He is not candidate. This is
absolute. 1t is equally absolute that if
a demand should arise spontaneously,
and the convention should nominate
him, he will not repeat the personal plea
presented la his great letter to the Gin
cinnati convention declining the nomi-
nation. The ball is not set ia melton
by Mr. Tilden or his friends. Mr..
Hendricks has at last arisen to a sense
of the trne Democratic issue. The
movement must be worked out in this
way-initiated by Mr.. Hendricks-and
reaching 10 the day of election without
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Col Mcclure of Gen Hancock's staff
says: III notice great deal of talk
about the nomination by the Democrats
of .he old ticket, meaning the candi-
dates Of 1875. Now, il they waRt to
nominate any old ticket they had better
take the ticket Of 1880. Gen. Hancock
is stronger than ever, and / do not
doubt that he would be elected. And
this moves the Galveston Nelrs to say:
''If Mr. Randall Is elected Speaker, 1t
will be fair and proper for the Demo-
Gratis to reuominate Gen. Hancock, Of
course" II not, why nots
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word OF act on Mr.. Tilden's part, but
resting on their joint responsibility. =
In further conversation he said that Mr..
Tilden was perfectly informed of the
activity of his friends to promote the
denomination of The ''old ticket" but
would have no bureau or staff and weuld
make no personal effort whatever in the
campaign Mr. Tilden has no appre-
tensions as to his physical ability to at
tend to the duties of the Presidency,
should he gain that position.
KELLY WILL SUPPORT THE TICKET.
AS to John Kelly, the prediction Is
made that ''he will be the foremost and
most earnest in support of the old tick
et' in due time.n "Filden's views as
regards Tammany have been, it is said,
misrepresensed. he recognizes the par
liamertary necessity, so to speak, of
Kelly's position, and that Kelly has
ruled an element which he himself could
not" The interview, after reciting
these matters, proceeded thus: $50 you
and your friends are actively in the
field to rehabilitate ihe 'old ticket?. +"
81 will repeat, am so enlistened with
a number of friends. We will, if posi-
BILE, make Mr. Tilden the candidate Of
the Democracy, without regard, how
ever, to his personal desires or intrusion
upon his purpose to remain strictly re-
moved from any participation in our
canvass for the old ticket That is
our business in Saratoga and we mean
to settle the question right here this
"Will Mr.. Tilden be in Saratoga dur
ing the season?"
''He may take a run up here from
Greystone during some of the heated
terms think it very likely he will"
"What have you to say of Mr.. Til
1en's relations to the several factions of
the Democracy in this Slater"
"He has kept strictly aloof from all
Of them for three or four years" In
a plea is made by the gen.
tleman interviewed in behalf of Tilden
Is an Original Jacob" of civil SER
rice reformer.