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Correction.

In our issue of two weeks since, in noticing Mfr. J. F: Graham, of Hol- brook; who manages the railroad eat. ing house at that place, we were in error in stating Mir. Graham was man. ager of all the eating houses along the line. Miss Fletcher is the director and manager of all the eating houses on the A. & P. and we did not intend to detract from that lady's reputation as caterer, which she so justly de: serves. We asked no one tor the in. formation, said what we did say with, out authority, and finding our mistake, hasten to make correction.
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Books given Away.

Y ADIES Guide to Fancy Work. Contains u over 200 handsome illustrations, 64 large } column pages. nicely bound. It is the only practical instructor in fancy work. With it, as a guide, you can make hundreds of beautiful things for adornIng your home, or presents for your friends, at a trihing expense. Every lady is delighted with it, as there is no fancy work but hat she can accomplish by Its aid.
 Ladies Private Companion-A complete work on wom anbood. It touches upon every subject of interest to a wife, mother, of daughter Gives the ad ice and information so many times desired by ladies, but which modesty prevents her asking physician of the opposite sex. Worth its weight in gold to every one suffering from any of those weaknesses of the sex. Illustrated and bound Tn cloth. Regular price, sI,oo.
 Fun and Candy--A handsome 4S page book telling how to make over 100 kinds of candles, and other sweet things at home Should be in every American household Regular price soc.
 The HouSewife--An illustrated domestic journal. devoted to "What to Wear," "How to Cook, "Fancy Work, :" "HouSehold Mat ters," and evety subject of interest to ar American lady. Regular price SI,oo.
 Send so cts and receive The Housewift on trial for six months, and any one of the above books free, or LOO and receive it fol one entire year, and all ol above books free This is for new subscribers only, who sent now. Address The Hous wife, Nunda New York,
The Arizona champion., 1885-04-25
Ash Fork Squibs1

April A, 'S5.--The are certain scholars attending school here who are continually rebelling against the authority ofthe teacher, Mrs. Mccoy, who is unable to control them. She would do the proper thing to expell them, as it does not require an educa- ton to make successful dynamiter or Fenian, anyhow.
 Cherokee's dream of pleasure is ended and the Milk Ranch has re- ceeded still father from his grasp, be- ing caught sober at the dance. "Did it."
 Fred Ruene, the white headed leu tonic representative of the land of sauer kraut and Limberger cheese, IS slightly indisposed. Cause, absence of his Inamorato.
 It costs sa5 in Ash Fork to fire off a pistol and not injure anyone, but if you hit any one and not be arrested you are congratulated upon your ex- cellent craftsmanship.
 A couple of Ash Fork gentlemen last Saturday executed some very ele- gant spatter pictures in shoe blasking upon raw hide.
 Wood & Sangster, having lost by death several fine hogs, upon investi- gation discovered that 1t wai caused by eating the shirt that our deputy pulled of some weeks ago. Be care. ful, deputy, where you leave your old clothes hereafter.
 May Wood, of the Cottage Hotel, has gone to Albuquerque on busi- ness trip. Will return this week.
 Bill Hoops, well known along the A. & F., died at s:3o, a. n. Wednes- day. Cause, excessive dissipation
 FL MAHpi.
The Arizona champion., 1885-04-25
Three Books Given Away.

We will send the following three books free: Ladies Private Compan- ion, complete medical adviser for women, illustrated and bound in cloth, (former price s1.); Fun and Candy, a 4S-page book, telling how to make over Ioo kinds of candies and other sweet things, handsomely bound, (fornier price 50 cents), and Ladies Guide to Fancy Work, aprac- tical instructor in all kinds of art mat ters, containing 64 large 4-column pages, over 200 handsome illustrative engravings, we'll bound, to any lady who sends so cents for six months trial subscription to THE HOUSEWIFE, large r6-page journal devoted to fashions, fancy work, art recreations, how to cook, and household matters. If you will seed Sa for four friends, you will each receive all the above, and will send yoa an elegant hand mirror. For club of 50 we give a Ladies' Gold Watch. Address, THE HOUSEWIFE Publishing Co.,, Nunda, N. Y. I6ma
The Arizona champion., 1885-04-25
How Capital Come. In.

By the statistics of the State Immi- grafton Association it appears that last week the immigrants numbered i,I5o, and the Secretary of the Immi- grat ion Assoclation estimates that they brought with them sI, 500, 900, allow ing each a capital of 1000. The Immigration Association do not en- courage anyone to come to California with smaller capital than that. It is a wise restriction, as an immigrant without capital would be very liable to meet with disappointment, the de- mand for farm hands being intermit. tent and unstable. lbs Angeles Her aid,
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------=-a7-s7-7=--s-7s---- New Stock of Groceries,

Our old townsman and merchant ;, Mir. D. A. Murphy, has received this week large stock of groceries into his well known establishment, and in a few days will follow a stock of dry goods and gents furnishing goods. His groceries are choice and fresh, and he is selling them low down. Dan will carry g stock this summer which will insure for him a fair share of the patronage. Look out for flaming advertisement next week.
The Arizona champion., 1885-04-25
Free to Farmers.

To secure 100, 900 new subscribers during next sixty days, we will actual. ly send the best farmers magazine in the U. s. free for one entire year to every one sending us at once the names of ten farmers, and I2 a-cent stamps for postage, etc. Regular price Sr; address, NATIONAL AGRcVL- TURIST, Nunda, N. Y.
The Arizona champion., 1885-04-25

THE Supreme Court of Pennsylva- mia has decided that unless persons look both ways in crossing a railroad track they cannot obtain damages for injuries they may receive. This gives cross-eyed people decided advantage over those who can see straight, and in some measure mitigates the afflic- ton of b.ing cross-eyed. Life is full ot compensations. ...
The Arizona champion., 1885-04-25

P. B. Brannen & Co. of this town rae just in receipt of the largest ship. ment of TEAS ever brought to the San Francisco mountains, imported direct from the Japan Tea Syndicate T Yokohama and Hiogo, Japan. Chis firm are the sole agents of this company and those desiring to pur- chase good article of PURE TEA will find It to their interest to call on them. "
The Arizona champion., 1885-04-25
THE St. Johns Herald contain

THE St. Johns Herald contains the following: 5000, ,ooo.So Reward.- Strayed or stolen from the office of the Orion Era, one editor, some time last December, wearing endowment house brands of third rank; was last seen in Prescott. The above reward will be paid for his safe return to his three families, or information leading to its recovery. No questions asked.
The Arizona champion., 1885-04-25

under oath; the route over which they have been driveny and must also state the farfous' herds of cattle; feeding places; etc.; with which they have come in contact and must satisfactor- lily answer afl questions that may at the time be suggested.
 Resolved, That these resolutions be immediately submitted to the different local associations for their ratification and support:
The Arizona champion., 1885-04-25

Undoubtedly England will fight if Russia knocks the chip off England's shoulder, but it is evident that Eng land has taken the precaution to glue the chip on.
The Arizona champion., 1885-04-25

MT. E. R. Hoyt, a mechanical en- gineer ofthe New Orleans Exposition, was severely injured by a huge dernck pole falling on his foot. He was con yeyed to his residence, and after only three aplications of St. Jacobs Oil, all the swelling and pain disappeared, and he resumed his duties,
The Arizona champion., 1885-04-25

Volunteer officers of the Mexican war, or their heirs, can learn some thing to their advantage by communi- eating with J. W. STAFFORD, Flag staff, A. T.
The Arizona champion., 1885-04-25

"Dude" army officers, who gave eclat to former administrations, are being moved out of Washington pretty fast. This is right and proper. They have had nice, easy times.
The Arizona champion., 1885-04-25

s. r. BEHAN, of Prescott, will go into the Postofice when Mir, Marsh goes out
The Arizona champion., 1885-04-25

Gen. Grant is very much improved in health, and is now able to take short walks for exercise.
The Arizona champion., 1885-04-25

lf is said that Mayor Grace, of New York City, will succeed John Kelly as leader of Tammany.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-10
Sarm : Nptiaett.

= 9ie Garmer f6einen nit ihren
Wereinigungen fein Slid su baben.
Sle @ransers8ewegung, Die por einis
gen Sabren 70 md6tig um ii9 griff. bat
it1 iiberlebt, unb bic Sarmer MQianee,
bic ii9 in furaer 3eit iiber ale Giibffaas
ten perbreitete, i9eint ebenfalIs ihrem
gnoe nabe au fein. Die Granger fu@=
ten oas 2Boblergeben BET Garmer burd
Die 8eleBgebung au beben nnb baben
aud GinfiuB auf bielelbe ausgeiibt.
4ber laRe fi6 nur Semanb NIT BEN
9anbmerfsz zpolitifern elm, bann mir6
er gar balb BON ibnen am yfarrenieil
berumgeftbrt. So lit es ben @ran=
germ ergangen. 0ie Memteridger tpuB=
ten tie ftir tire ebrgei3igem pldne aus
3ubeuten unb bic Granger folgten ibnen
nur alaupillig uno fibrtert babel ibren
etgenen untergang berbei. 9Iud Der
5meite 3ped ber Stranger, bic grrid=
tung bon @Doperatib=Stores, 1T bier in
Seras unpraftifd, ipie bic grfabruna
betpleien bat. 9ie erri1teten Stores
waren Der goncurren3 ni6t gemad)ien
uno singen on Der @lei9siiltiefeit Ser
Granger au @runbe. Grit in lester
Wo6e ma6te elm FOLDER @ranger.Sfore
in WiaoiD Springs ,Mc2ennan @ountp,
banferott uno nun baben bic Granger,
Die ibn erri9teten, obenein bas Ser
gniigen, bic borbanbenen G1ulben au
beaablen. Sie Garmers Maiance tpolite
ben preis Der 8aumpone feitieben, bat
aber aud bereits aussefunben, baB fid
gegen oas 8ebot Der Na9frage unb bes
Angebots nibt antdmpfen ldBt. sic
oeriu9ten in bergangener Wohe in
Denton, Wara6ie, @orlieana unb an
anbern Orten ibre 8aummolle i'm @ro=
BEN gu ibren eigenen preiien au bertaus
fen, tparen aber iiberaq erfolglos. 81.
men berniinftigen Weg i9lugen bic ssar-
mer in Der umgegenb bon Wrlinaton
elm, itoem tie fid nit 6itli9en ssabri=
tanten in 8erbinbung ieBten unb ba=
bur1 tpenigfens bic Soften fir 3piz
fdenbdnbler fparen.
= 8on 2uling tpiro beri6tet, baB
in bielen Siftriften bon galbmeI Gouns
tD cine quite Na6ernte ertpartet mirb,
penn es bor Mitte Nobember nidt
friert. Oo6 finben ft6 aud tpieber
Siifrifte, in benen bic @aupen bic
gaumwoapfanaen fobl sefrefem baben.
= I'm au beueifen, 6aB oas biel gez
f9mdbte Weftteras ii9 fiir ben Nderbau
eisne. f6reibt Der Garmer 6. sc. Bprne
bon Silben: sd befibe elm 10 ader
grobes 5elb uno beftellte ettpas mebr
tpie 9 Mder nit &orn unb ben &eIt nit
&artofeln. g(n 9orn erntete ib, nad
benz 9ubitmaB eemeIien, $40 8uibeI,
auf benz 9der alio ungefdbr 50 guibel."
= Sn ben an bet Gunietbabn geles
genen pldben, namentlid in 2uling,
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inem @eb6ube BON lleberIeaunaen llt1b

einem @ebdube BON lleberlesungen unb
ueber3eugungen, an benz fi9 ni9t riits
teln ldBf. 0err bon Maienberg fbien
ettpas berartiges au emplinben, 6enn er
f9mieg unb fab feline So9ter perbubt
an.
Sas muB i9 seffeben, iaste er nod
einer pauie, detrimental bat Sid Sci.
ne STUNT ni1t gerna9t.
Wenn i9 ie gefiiblt bdtte, baB iie
mid ba5u MAIDEN f6nnte, ertpiberte
Graneista, 10 bdtte ib Der Bel1dftis
gung NIT ibr entiagt, benn i9 bin iibers
aellgt, bob ni9ts auf ber WeIt ben Wtens
f9en elenber ma1t, unb i9 bafIe bic
Srdunler unb bic Srdumerei.
llnb nur Der Werifan6 finbet @nabe
Dor oeinen Mugen2 8 Gu Rinb bes
reunaebnten Snbrbunberts!
50 ueiB ni9t, gab fie aur gluttuort,
inbsm fie bic feinen 2ippen IN trobigem
Stol3e trduieite, OBJ i9 mid nit bem
neun5ebnfen Sabrbunbert i'm @egen=
fanoe unferer 0erebrung begegne; Ser
Weritano, ben i1 meine, 1T nid1t Der
taufmdnnif9 bere9nenbe, Der BON
Sfunbe 5u Stunoe unb bon 8ortheil
3u Bortbeil 3dblt, fonbern bic groBe To-
niglibe Ma9t, bic mir aus ben Muaen
Der gro6en Walergeitalten unb aus oen
groBen Runffmerfen iiberbaupt entae=
gsnblidt; nenns bieie Ma1t, ipenn Su
tutuf, Verffan0; i'm fu9e i1, linn bie=
ne i'd, unb in i'm, ipenn Du bur9aus
milf, bin i'd perliebt! Sn ibren gros
Zen grauen Mugen leu9tete elm eigens
md9tiger Strabl auf, unb in bem lies
benswiirbigen 2d9eln, baB ibre lebten
Worte begleitete, berf6manb Der Bug
bon 0drte, ben ibr @efidt porbin ges
aelet bate.
/. 9err BON Mfaienberg bate ii1 ers
boben.
Sn leibenf1aftlide 0ertbeibiaerin
per Seibeni@oftslofgfeit, iaste er, rn=
oen er adrtlib tbr 2inn emporbob;
mtf moiien es auf cine anbere @elegens
gelt perlgteben, benn Der Wagen lit felt
elner balben Stunbe boraefabren unb
On tueibt, bel einem miIif1rifd,en Sen
Gilt militdrii6e panfthdfeit.
Was 1T es bod i@on fiir elm sselt9
fragte fie.
Illes tuieber pergeiens ioate fobf.
fdittelnb ber Regierunssratb. Oas
Offiaiercorps ber Stabt giebt feinem
neuen Gouberneur eiuen Bal.
.Ri9tig", fagte Graneista, unb in
majorem gloriam beg 9errn Generals
iinb aud mir bn3u eommanbirt.
Die Stabt, in tpel9er 6err bon Mais
enberg nit feiner So9ter lebte, mar eis
ne gr6Bere preuBif6e probin3ialftabt,
Der pauptort eines ausgebebnten Res
gierungsbe3irfs. gs befanben f9 ba.
telbtt Elm aablrei9 beIebtes 9egierungsz
eouegiui'l, mebrere Geri9tsbeb6rben
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EeraS..

= Bon RpIe tpurbem Big sum 8,
Oftober 2,200 Baumtpol Balen oer=
f6ifft.
- 9ie Quarautdne, Die in 81 paio
gegen Merico erboben puroe, fol am
Is. October aufgeboben tperben.
- Der Gra9tcDnbuctor Yeeler BON
Der @entralbabn in Der Nbdbe BON
9ouiton stptf9en 5tpei Cars sermaImt.
- 6. 8. 2inn in Nictoria 1T aum
amerifanii6en goniul in pieoras Ne=
gras ernannt morben. Ct bemarb iid1
ni9t um bic @teaung, bat fie aber an
genommer.
Wdbreno elm Circus in plamo
Worifeaungen CAB, ipurbe ber Garmer
5. 8. GibelD bon einen nit benz Circus
reifenben @9minbler INN $3.50 geprelIt.
- U. 9. Griebmpno, elm friiberer
@onbnfteur Der Snternational 8abn
bat 8oulos gifenbabn @pfem auf
$4,000 S@a6eniab berflast. MIs
Gruno feiner giebt er an, bas iein Naz
me in bas vS6mar5e Bud" eingetraz
gen tpuroe. uel@es unter allen Gilenz
babnz@eieqf6aften circulirt, un6 baB
ibm 6abur9 bic M6gli6feit absei9nit=
ten 1T, ie tuieber cine Mniteaung su
finben.
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pirb &lage bariiber sefiibrt, baB bic
gabn ni9t Jra9tears genug bat, um
bic BaumiDo0e fofort tpeg3ufiibren.
! Sn Suling lagern 1000 Bollen un6
marten auf Sransport.
- Sn ben @albeifoner 3eitunaen
baben bic preisuotirungen fir ioses
nannte Jutures aufgeb6rt. Wfit 6en
Spetulationen auf 5ufiinftige preiie
Der gaumpoIe ideint es aIio porbei gu
iein.
= feu 6iirfte es fein, baB oer &C.
treibebdnbler Sones in Dallas terani=
f9es &orn big nod Mi9isam ber56iffte.
Sn Mriaona bat Semanb ausge=
funben, bab fi9 &eifer bes 3affeebau>
mes auf @tdmme bes Wlesquitbule)es
pfropfen Iaifen, unb bebauptet erfolg=
rei9e Werfu6e 0anit angeftelt 3u baz
ben. Was in Mri5ona m6slid5 1T, lit
in Segas nod biel eber m6gli6. DeB=
balb bran6te man nur 2affeereifer bon
Merico fommen su laffen, um unier
Wtesquitgebiii6 in Wdlber bon Raffeez
bdumen 3u Dertuanbeln, unb bann f6nn=
ten mir bic ganse Welt nit 9affee perz
forgen. Sebenfals mdre oas ebenio
erfolgreid, als bas gmtbefen elmer
@olbmine.
= Das s@oriieana Garmers Sours
mol" bat feline eigenen Nnfi6ten iiber
bic Semperen5bufelei unb meint:
DMebi3in bat ber @elt mebr gefolfet
als bas Brob unb bat lnebr Meniden
ins Grab gebra9t als sebeilt. Warum
berbietet man iie ni9t2"
= Ser @ou5erneur oes merifaniiden
States Saraca ldBt 2orn bon San
Granciseo fommen, um Der yfotb ber
drmerem Beb0lferung abaubelfen.
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Fra n IL h a..
NODelIe bon g. .. aSilotnbrnd).
(Hprtfebuna.l


sfr0bbem tpeiBt Ou re1t gut berz
feBte 9err bon Nfaienberg, ooB bic
fogenailnten Qrdbminfler fid5 bana6
brdngen, Did in ibren Geielf9aften
81 ieben, unb fein Set fit bolltommen
balien, Bel bem Du feblif.
Weni i9 nlir tuiiBte, tpesbolb, CAB
fie a9fel3udenb sur Mntuort, id babe
fie bod uirfli6 bur@ 2iebensmar6igs
feit nidt perip6bnt.
wS}raneisfa1. ingte Der @egieruness
ratb, aus latlter Qlugbeit fpri6lf Du
bod man1mal re6t unfluges 3eug;
aIs Oh Ou ni9t iuiibieif, tparum lie es
ibun, aIs Of Du ni9t ulBteft, 6aB,
lpenn Du nur tDollteit - er fofte, oa
iein Slid ouf feline 9o1ter fieI, bic rus
big, Ieife ben 6d1er beipegenb, iiber bic
Gduule bes 0arfens binmeg in bas lebs
ie neri9mimnenbe Rotb ber unterge.
gdngeHen Sonue blifte. Sic tpaubte
ibm bas f@arf sei1nittene, eble profil
5u; feiH 3ug bemegte lib in benz rubis
gen Welt9t, aus mel9em bic Nugen
tug uIlD ourhoringeno berausblidten,
uilb e mar, als menn cine eiqeutbiims
G;effoIf IA, nerbreitets 1A' O'' oo'hsp"e
y2un2 fraate iie mad, elmer maui.
als fie bemertte, baB ibr Batter fd5mieo
Nun ruein Soft ontportete' 'yD';g. er' ~.
rem er perieoen a,fr Crib hIiSts M. ~.
jolI mom iiber foIdie Dime feosnS D1'
Oh kscv.;s. ,,;xt .nnx,,,,, ,,,.n 8
v,,fs- ,,;9 fs.s snrs s.a vJ .r;s s.r r'am as ~.
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Nuerlef.

Der Contract fiir bic 9ieferung
BON pulten fiir bic reuen Greif6ulges
bdube 1T NIT einer Girma in 8attle
@reet, Mi9igan, abgei6lofien iporben.
Der Jaa umideib gegen u. .@9ols,
in tpel6em es iid UNI bas Befibre6t
auf bas am GlIife gelegene Grunbeigens
tbum ban5elt. iit i'm Diitrittgert9t auf
ben 30. Oftober ansefebt.
= giner bon @aitrobille eingetroffez
nen Na6ridt 3ufolge bat bic bortiae
@ranb Surp feline Nnflage gegen ben
Sberiff Sbumm erboben.
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prubire eS ielbh.

Der 8epeis far bic Site bes Yubbins beaebt
nidt TN aauen bes @arnes, fonbern in Be-.
n'ibung bet @elesenbeit gum 8ertofen beiIeI.
ben. d. Raltener G CON, bic Npotbefer, baben
cine YrobefaiGe bon Or. 8pIanfo's Snifen.
une 9nngen. Shrnp, fir Seben, ber nit Suifen.
Grtaltungen, afbma. SdDinbiudt ooer Sum
9enfrantbeit aepIaat if.
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= Gin 2aufmann 9famens 2ebp in
Qouifon perlieb bor einigen 9asen iein
8ef61ftslofal unb ift ieitbem ipurlos
berf6wunben. @ein Benebmen fiel
Senienigen, bic i'm suleBt iaben. auf,
unb ba iiberbaupt feline Betannten
slaubten, bob ct in GoIse zines @dlaz
ges auf ben 3opf seiiieseeitbrt iei, 10
neist man iib Der Mnnabme su, baB
2epp Selbftmorb begansen bot.
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@enen Werffnafnnn.

@e8em Weritopfamg, Samorrs
boioen, @allen unb 2ebe,frantbeiten,
giebt es fein boraiiglideres MitteI als
@96nfel6s beutf9er Nieren= unb 2eber=
Sbee. 9erielbe ift nod BEN Original
recepten bes beriibmten beutl6en pros
fefor 2iebig prdparirt unb elm unfeblz
bar pirfenbes Wfittel. Wtit tpeniaen
pateten bon bieiem ausge3eihneten
Sbee fann man Der gefdbrli9ften &ranfs
beit norbeugen.
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- 6aben 9ongaline in pielen ssdI>
len BON Neuralaia unb Hbeumatismus
nerfudt unb gefunben, baB es bas einz
alge berldbli6e Wittel gegen iene Rrants
beiten ift.
9rs. Serrp & &eitblp,
Milforb, Mo.
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= Ser Wertb bes iisuerbaren gigens
tbums In 2lano @ountp bat UNI $267, :
745 abgenommen.
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Der berradte gbangeliit Sam
Jones pat in Waco $4,000 berbient.
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-03-20
WHEN THE HEADS BEGIN TO

5tsflt 4 =
From now on Carson will hear
the resounding blows of the gilt
tering official axe and see "a pile
of cory heads gather about the
foot of the chopping block.
Senator Fair will swing the pom
derous weapon that does the work,
and he is already testing the metal
Of the blade.
This is a part Of the fortunes
of war, and the legitimate spoils of
conquest. The Democrats hold
fast to the old Jeffcrsonian doc
trine that the spoils belong to the
victors, and had the Republican
party at large held to the same doc
trine it would be at the other end
of the axe handle today.
We do not hear much lamenta-
ton among the Republicans Of
Ormsby over the coming changes
Of the Mint. That institution was
never counted on to give, any par
ticular strength to the ticket. True,
some Of the employees are as sound
and active Republicans as eyer
walked the streets, but the major
ity were either out and out Dolly
Vardens, or men who took no inter
est whatever in the success of the
ticket.
We call to. mind one man who
had drawn his pay there for years,
and yet on election day, and a
Presidential election at that, could
not be induced to go to the polls
and vote until hack came and
carried him there. There have
been dozens more of such men in
the Mint, eating Republican bread
and not caring zap for party sue
cess. The institution has been
honeycombed with treason and po-
litical apathy for years: The Allan
tic press discovers the same state of
affairs existing in the public insti-
tutions and Government. Depart
ments in the East. This being the
case, no wonder that Blaine went |
down.
If the Democrats. teach the Re
publicans lesson in rewarding
friends and workers, instead of ad
vancing drones to the front places
it will not be amiss to remember
these lessons four years from now
Garrard will make good Execu
tive officer. He is a man Of good
record in all respects. Ryan of
Virginia City, is also man of high
standing and will fill the place well.
The Enterprise seems to take it
very much to heart that the Repub-
lican party is to be made the victim
Of so many changes, but as We said
before it is one of the rules of war
and this is no time to squeal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-03-20
TREES TREES AND PLANTS
AT A BARGAIN,

AS lit is late in the season, in order to
close out our stock Of TREES and PLANTS.
we will sell any and all stock now on
hand at greatly reduced rates. Send
for descriptive catalogue or seed list of
trees wanted and we will give special
prices. We offer great inducements to
parties buying in quantity. rare op-
portunity for dealers buying to sell
again. Send orders at once, as we shall
close out soon.
We also offer a large and complete as
sortment OF Field, Flower and Garden
seeds, pure and fresh. Send for seed
catalogue. Prices low as Eastern deal
ers. Our wholesale fruit and produce
department is second to none on the
Coast. We can furnish on short notice
at lowest rates, green and dried fruits.
canned goods, nuts and vegetables
of all kinds. Everything in the pro-
ducs line. Give us q trial.
w. r.. STRONG 4 CO.
Front 4 J st. Sacramento.
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