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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-11-07

Nu.tfE Il hareLy given that tho 90.
~ partnership heretofore ssisiinH under
the name anlNi,lc VI tlanchctt n IonaH II
this dry Dissolved by mutual consent. Al
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-11-07
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Leass AasalA 4 ~ i VI / Lave Msasu Ut, tps Il,
Arrive AssilH lsun pm. Arrive NAsss Ulsy sils NJ
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-26

drawn sabrcS of brightest steel. long.
crooked and intended for business The
eXactitude OF these regiments i wonder
full. Most of the horses are black. hut
there are regiments of graNs and bays.
but no mixtures. Each horse must
have ii fine flowing name and tail The
infantry and artillery are equally close
ly selected. no diversity of hight III il
company, and they move like machine
ry. Great preparations are being made
for the festivities of the coming nuptial>
of the duke of Edinburgh with the Rus
sian princess. and daily drills are taking
place on the ''Champ de Mars"
should gncsS there Were ont. to-day.
1000 or 5000 cavalIy. as many artillery g.
and 10000 to $1,000 infantry. It's Il
splendid sight, such as is seen nowhere
else. Marching is very rapid. and
mostly To trumpct>, only sometimes az
companicd 10y kettle drums. and for
show occasions fine big military band~
The emperor and all the imperial fam
lily are splendid soldiers. and always
appear in the uniform of their Trsptc-
tive regiments. which makes the mill
tary idea the prominent one of the
empire. | want to see no such army III
our c"untry-our citizen soldiers are
sufficient but for an absolute monarchy
like this. il appear, To he Indispensable.
Letter from Minister JcIrcU
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-26
IWTl TTI Wv ! NJ h IIIIIS, y UIIt 7
A Costly Wedding.

Ia the light of the recent incarCcra-
tinn Of VIM. NJ. Tweed in prison, to
serve Il sentence of twelve wears con-
tincmcnt. the following report of the
ceremonies attending the marriage of
Unr of his daughters. will he read with
an Interest which saVor> of pity.
At seven o'clnrk last evening. Miss
Mary Amelia Tweed. daughter of Will
liam Marcy Tweed of New York. WAS
married to Arthur Ambrose MaginniS.
of New Orleans. The wedding WAS Il
most rxpcn>iv" affair. The ceremony
took place at Trinity Chapel, which WAS
crowded long before the appointed hour
with Il richly dressed audience, who
awaited in >prcchless expectation. the
advent of the bridal party. When at
length it appeared, the whole audience
rose and leaned over to catch Il sight of
the bridal maguiiiccnce. The bride L.
Il Young lady of twenty one years. The
bridegroom, who Is Il widOwer of tWen-
ty-tivc. was supported by MessrS. Dick
and Frank Tweed. as groomsmcn. The
bridesmaids were Miss Josie Tweed. Il
sister of the bride. and Miss Maginnis,
the sister of the groom. The marriage
service was performed by Rev. Joseph
II. Price. ID. ID. After the ceremony
was concluded. the bridal party drove
at once to Mr.. Twced's palatiaI mansion,
corner of Forty-third street and Fifth
avenue, whittier they were soon follow
ed hy the notahlcs who were present at
the ceremony, and snch of the undis-
tinguiSled as had been hOnored with
invitations to the grand reception.
THE nECnRATIoSS
of the interior of the house presented Il
marvellous scene of floral magniticeuce.
over the dool of the great parlOrs. on
one side of the entrance hall. hung Il
sort of star, with points projecting ill
all directions, made of white tuberoseS
and crimson roses and iapOnicas. On
the other side, III corresponding posi-
tion. hung Il huge globe of the same
flowers wrought into ornamental devices
and showing the letters VI. and +. III
scarlet. Along the centre of the hall
depended masses of solid flowers III
basket form. The musicians, who sat
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-26
An Engineers Story.

am =, ur.,rtir.I mechanical rupiut,r.
Nut nr, nt these yoruustrrS who 90 To
, scientific. school for :; few years. and
fake, e. f. NJ. f.. or >nmrthiun of the
kind. and then uut ON airs about il.
They always affect to >nuh ~ practical
men. but We rather get into hem when
it comes To real work. OF course. these
rhap< are we'll enough in their WAY taud
thai isn't minc) in getting up artistic
drawings and models. and all that sort
'of thing. And sometimes they are OF
some account. There was Young Hop
min. who hcIprd me with that tugglC-
Joint. originated the idea: he pul it
into shape. made enough Ia retire on
if. and | did the Suuart thing hl him. if
h,. r0s Il ..>cirntitir man." - feel per
frctly free. to speak my mind about the
lot. aIvn\S rNrrptiur my friend Hon
piu.
But this isn't telling my story. There's
my wife Bessie Chlr>> her dear little
heart ! ALWAYS saving | can't come to
thc uoiut vithnut rs many twists and
tu,,'. ~ ~, avn old machinery. Per
L.,,,. In. i ,;,,Lt Hut then rhiS i the
ti,it tim. r[r,. t,ird 1n rxplc,. myself
i, mini and lnn't cxsrtIt know how
To 90 about It. 50 NUlI must CNCIl~t me.
'rL.,t.s rc,,.nr.,Il. is,,'t itP And hc-
.id,. nm .r,.ttirr sn >tuut and loo,
liz. rL,t | .,ip't -, sborn ~ us,I to lic.
Nv Vouuw acquaintance. " ho l. an cdl-
t,,,. ,,. snIr, ,uu,lI, useless member ot
.,c;,t, h,. rnn.d me iuto This srropr,
and nInht tu holm me ont . bIt he
Jnrsu't An ne SAYS j. Fire away. old
m,.,u and n.,I,r if Sbmt and sweet. I'm
afraid LjS isn't telling my story. either.
I,rnli.ir, uh.i.. thr word \ comes sort
nt. ,.,tu,.,I like to u,. nov.
la mn, .,c if was sivtccu wears arn
this summer. thnt came to New York
in search Of ,uplnymcut. had been
,r,ui,,o an ,.uniur in = him tanncrv in
tho ,,,,f,.,, mari of the state. and doing
ti,.t-,.,t,. iii thc rompauy failed. and
v,. tL,nyu out of work. 50 | was
I,nl. iu,, ,huut town for something's to do
N,,,,,r-,r,,.,r, su low that WAS ready
fnr.m,tfiur. Aftrra fortnight ofScarch-
inr and vliti,r. happcnrd to he walk
mo thrnurh a downtown cross street,
when | saw u placartl in the window OF
,nopcr-box factory Engineer wanted
Good salary" "'rhat'S just me-" says
|. So went into the office and asked il
| would do.
The manager said he would try me
He did try me. and it seems must
have satisfied him. for he told me tc
stay.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-26

rallied on lamp-pOst, only to find,
however, when she got the use of her
eyes, that the highwayman was gone.
It's getting to be dangerous to wear
any sort of valnables on the street
Another victim of these miscreants, a
young lady from Harlem, while wait
ing for IA car on Third avenue, near
Fortieth street. with no other protec-
ton than Il brother II years old, was
suddenly Mortified by terrific twitch
i'll the ear, and valuable diamond WAS
torn ont, distiguring her for life. The
villainoms assailant disappeared as if
by magic, and the poor wounded girl
has no more idea whether he was a
blonde or brunette than she has of the
man in the moon.-NpW York Letter.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-26
Vanity Of SawbOnes.

y Doctor cannot 90 anywhere ~ pnt
his signature t" anything like an "rdi-
nary person. MaIl clergy are in much
the same prcdiramcnt Whereas nobody
but "Rr,." or IN VI. u. f.Inric, thH
he loses dignity in >ocicty 10y ''~inhiu-
he shop for moment aud appraIiu-
with no professional ",lnr ah"ut htu.
4 social or political committee en-
braces W. VI. ENmt~. u. Webster. t.
Cushing. and 81 ON hut always 6.
Washington SquiIl>. VI. H.. al m"ir
mode>tll. In. 6. ". >quill>. For c>-
ample. We ~cc in the newspapers 20
public notice like thi~
The undersigned beg then fellow
citizens to unit, in h"u"ring With IT,
ceremonies The approaching aunivcr>al,
of the birthday OF Washington.
{. CI>HIEG.
DAVID u. HuILr.
DE. TIMpIIl 1t TH.
w. i. SUEENN\.
HENRY WARD iirL,iii-N.
/. W. II. GALIIrnr. ". D..
GIDEu', WELLE-.
CHARLES SUM>tE.
Are not such show ut tItlc- tuiir
ridiculous Nj. Bccchcr does not wTrc
his "ReV." before his name, nor docs
Charles Sumner trail his IL. ID. atrrI
it; it is only Tommy GallipOt that
Sticklcs fol these things. should
think a doctor would feel cheap in thu
advertising himself in an affair that ha,
nothing to do with drugs. but i som"
matter of Il committee upon Il charity.
OF flower show, or Christmas ball.
or testimonial to the genius of -
niggcr minstrel. OF celebration of the
Fourth of July. But no the smallest
fry of a physician displays his tituIa
grandeur alike when signing his nanic
to ii communication on politics in the
morning newspapers. "r when leaving
a visiting card at his friends. III an
unprotessional call.-GatoIy for Januo-
y.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-26
The City of Health.

Ndll ANTONIO Il lllt DDlN Town III tRt
United States which has u th"roughll
European ASPECT, and ii il mulr, in lis
Older quarters. like some remote and
obscure town in Spain than like any of
the hustlim9 villages of France ul Gcl-
many, with which the grand tou'
traveller is familiar. Once arrived in il. d.
and safely cn>c"nccd among the trees
and flowers ON Flores street. or un ANY
of the lovely avenues which lead from
il out int" the delicious surrounding
country. there seems Il barrier let dow II
tO shut ont the outer world the | Ultcd
States i ~ - strange ldud. In ~aH hE.
tonic. too. .S in Nantucket. Y"u may
hear people speak of going t" the
States. the news from the States.
etc. with utmost gravity and good faith
Th, interests of the section are not -"
identified with those Of the ,Uutrv Ia
which il belongs ~ to lead l." the >aInr
intense curiosity ahoui American affairs
thai one finds manifested IN Chicago.
i Louis. and even IN GalVr-tuu. PEE"
Pile talk more about the cattlc-tIadc,
the Mexican thirNcrl question, the in
vaei"n of MrXlc" ny the French. the
prospects ut the opening up of silver
mines, than ut the rise and fail of the
political mercury. and the general gov
cTnmcHt comes IN tul consideration dui
criticism only when the frontier d"tcu-
CcS ur the Mexican boundaries are di~-
cu>>cd. "What general was that dow u
yer with Gin'ral sherman > said Il man
to me ut IN ont at the way town Ia
Western TEXAS. "Rcrkou that was one
. yom Northern Ein'Iais." He had
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-26
Business DIRECTORY.

..,. i.>tuc>> amt iOcdtiOH 0t ic t"dd-
g...,.>> HDtv,~ in ST. .JUhHSbHfy.
h-u'"Il"iih '""I> AN" i'"'"""'''
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Ar"'h'''r''H'
VIVA '' y" 3D. I'.'''N h'"'N. Mann ~
.'.l. @'N N'""''ll h'"'@ Il. Il II
N''"rn">~ al Law
..-. WAY "'"' l. Il 'tH''. an" f"@' 'I'''''
...N ll'I. N".- ''"'"i'''" Dir. "P @'"'f@.
".. NHp Nam II" over nan Fletcher :.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-26
A Christmas Night Vision

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And the sad group a picture fUTmed
ut hopeless. blank despair
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30 let us 20. and then perhaps
Hen bring rs clothes and bread
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And loaded down with everything
His sad heart couId d.sir.
P'" HIS '""''u'r9 "r"'u an" 7ti"h-'
I'''I' P"'ha=tS h' "'r''
'""'''"'n- "h"''s"''' W eau an" 'lo'ne7-
All" "'"i MN "i' '''' ""'I'
a"'N "' '"''S was open Nin"'
FROM "hi'h win looks 'late
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-26

Take him as he stands, six feet in his
stockings. ~quarc-bWlt and clear head
ell. Mr.. Blaine Is the strongest man i'll
Congress. and pretty certain TO be
troublesome to Il good many people in
the course of the coming political events.
LOWiSrWc Courier Journal
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-26

| else NOu meet. W men engaged under
him. of course | didn't know ANYTHING
about his villainy. How could |? He
| wasn't labeled.
And now for the factory itself. 1t
was Il somewhat dilapidatcd five story
brick concern. Engine i'll cellar. (mO>t
every manufacturer had his own power
then. instead of just hclting on to the
one big engine of the block. as they
do now y office and samples, first floor:
/ clipping and folding machines. second
floor: girls. FASTING. sorting and trim
ming, on the third floor: stock of all
sorts Oh the fourth and fifth. We used
to turn out an immense deal of work
with very few hands There were about
twenty five or 50 girls. the manager. his
clerk and liCr-hoy. Il man to hoist and
do odd jobs. the fireman. and myself.
Except when stock was taken in. "r
work sent ont. there was nubndv else.
i'll the building.
| generally kept To my own business.
and >taid down in the cellar. nursing
the old engine. She sadly ecdcd it.
being aS rickcty and patched Il contriN
ancc ;l> one cares to stay along side of
She alwaN> reminded me ot some old
people You see. who are always in need
of Il pcrtol;il for Il cough. or Il linimcur
far rbr,n,,tisn 81, >nmntLinn n,. ntL,,
/ This engine of mine WAS in such state
that she always wanted easing some
where. rivct here. il plug there. new
~tut1nT. more fclting. oT - band around
the whole boiler. From boiler t" tIl-
wheel She WIS rirkctN. rickcty. Iiut
there Wa> no present danger to bc ap-
pretended all WAS safe enough with
H. ,,'l i,I ,',; ,I.
'n' LUZ i'''i ~ 'N:'''s 's' '.'' sum
H'"P,. '"'' ""'' "'''''.' '",' an '"' '"''''
'T' Il was ~ ""t''t'''''. '"''i" I;''
n''' "'''''''S ''l' 81. - n"" anu '''" III
'n' '>N'S'-""N' -h">' "I 'h'ih were
"l ',' common >"I' '"''>%, NH.S"'
T,'". u''S' 'll'' n'Ecr T"'"' 4"hi';
h", 'n''t ""S one 'i'''r l''"-i"''" IN
t"'N !" N'Ia'@'' OH; '"' was" i VI,
Hhc the ",n'I>' an" SCENE" ~ il'' an"
P'l,i' am" l'"N -Ihr' ~ thrA were nous
ana common Ar SAID ! TOOK l" her
ana >h' we'll >il' "iIh a""gc'hcf
sh"" me, w %"' /" u, i">t lli'h">
soon. Hh' '"in me 'il' iai' "l l'I 81"
Iif NOW h'' iat'l'r i'lh nee" Il pros
porous li'''lIthl'' an" 'il'H h''i llN''i III
>i'n "ril niue nome now tl' l1'hei
thln%' IN ri''"r "f ,'rr irr"lr m"thrr
ana "'hN sister ami now >h' '"ntii\'"
[" 81 along ana Keep @llm famine nom
the d""l on the rlitancr "i h"r"arnIn@>.
+ h'u never 'nuld. without making Il
i"N>. helped ihcm along llttic. ANA
when We got well acquainted. used t."
hurry through my W"rk =" - /" trhhlc
t" S"" her home every dd\ after sl\
""l"'k- Sometimes. too. W used t."
20 To concerts and lectures tngtt her {:
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-26

THE DANGERS OF NEW YORK
STREETs.-A meek, timid little friend
Of mine is completely Frustrated by an
attack upon her nervous system (and
her pocket book made, last Wednes-
day. i'll open day on Sixtieth street.
She left the car and was hurrying to
her home, a block away. when. as near
ly as she can recollect. decently ap-
pearing man swiftly passed her, turned
and confronted her. and seized Il sable
boa hanging loosely on her shoulders
and Il fat little portc-monnaie she car
ried in her hand. She was rudely turn
cd round once OF twice, but finally
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-26

How THE RUSSIAN SOLDIERS LOOK
You would he delighted to see the drill
of these Russian soldiers. This morn
ing while | was reading your letter,
there was parading in the Boulevard
directly in front of this legation, a regi
ment of cavalry. about 500 strong. every
horse black. not a white hair ill all the
number, of the same hight, size and
style, standing like statues. while the
riders, all large men and in equal drill.
helmets and breast plates of brass pol
ished to the highest perfection, with
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-26

hurry Fine hnNnS and n ha1utif'ul
vessel RlI Col nirJ,t to won
..Cnod ,;,,h+ si, :, Eli al Iof,
Al v.a,,t ~, H., ,t,'aa, ,,,i,n,' 10,
no,soL dri,.or tn,,.a,J tha taa+or,.
had tL. ,rrio.it,, f., t,,,,, and ,,'.,t,,1 +n
see whether il FOO stnnnnd thnre II
did. and whom | rrocbei tb. cnrner of
Brn,Iv,v s+,nn.d o,J lool.oJ h,.L.
once morn TLnIo i, thn Jari,onir,,
TWILIGHT tho Sam. ,rnc,I. of bu,,.ind
IooJinm w.s Lnim% rnnnntnJ If Hnnm.d
tn Inc oII ri,I,t U,ri,nnSs vn. thnrc
lint somnbnw vn.n't anita S,.;.fad
Trimmin~ machine. .,,,. ,,,t tino assnrteJ
rilt rJ~rI Lnxns hy anv m,nncr of
mean. Won l.rnu. ind III. Il too
tbou~L. vrry Iil,rIv. old H,rL ness Jidn't
give me credit for heinr so we'll posted,
Wei. if ,ouldu't settle th,. onestion,
thn u,xt hest tLiur yv,s to ,,,vn II nm
And niyc if mn did
Next morning went over. os usual.
to the factory. linn. thc sfokcr. onencd
the doors ALWAYS. as he had to be early
to Tend to I'm, fires ,yhi,h we banked
ever, NIGHT. / expected TO see Jim.
but was much s,rmi,rd when | saw
Hardness This tii,r If WAS he who
came ur through the cellar door and |
through the other. As before. we met
uncXpcctrdly. Now il WIS my turn 10
hc surprised. He was intensely pale.
and seemed murh unitotcd. with =
,trnur rttu1t of thc Will he .troyc TO
conceal hi. stl1Iurr manner He en-
d.,vnrrd tn sur,L ,.,lmly and half sur-
ccrdcd.
"EiU s,id he Linn has tended tn
the cuoiur. il, all RIGHT: come outside
with me. want f., talk to you."
liz. tnrnrJ to rbr cellar door and
,Luutrd.
..Iiu, cnr,c mn ,,m.. mn ,t ourc
Pm, aver tn Nh, R,.nt.s nrirote hons.
Won know where that is-oud tell him
NOT tn discount th,t Lill to-dov Re
,ui,I -
w.. ,i,," .,,,,,, ou, lin,
l..i.,',,1,
I,I,ia,,l, La .,,.., ,,,, ,I,.. ,...,I..r stan.
IHs f,r. y.,s rom Sh,,Ins n,Inr than
U,,L".,. -, ,xrr..>Iinn nf h"rrnr w,s
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VII my "\inS hlN' f""r l'l'""' ne :
gone 100 Hi"'' 'iirh;
',i'i ''l'''I N'"I'i'''' III ms WIZ" MN,
d. III, ''''''>'' ""'>l''''"' i''''' '"'''
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Gua%' Hdit'N !aIN' 'I"%%ed NUN
Tor \"ui il>", ~
look III 'h' SITUATION a. once lrI-
i'"'' III" Ha'T'i was ne "'" ''ii'r
WIS REGISTERED, 1T "'@h'N l""u',> 10 lht
I'!"''' lI''"' '"' We "'>', u'it'I l"i5
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-26

by Il recent fire at Stockhulm. Swr-
den: sixteen ballet girls were burned
alive. Three were killed 10y jumping
from windows aud five were badly hurt.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-26
THE RECEPTION.

The evening was passed in dancing,
conversation and visits to the supper
room. The dinner was the chef dRurre
of Delmoniro'S establishment, which had
been occupied for two days exclusively
in getting it up. Grafulla himself play
ed in the band. which furnished music
for the dance. 1t was late in the night
before the festivities were brought t" IL
close
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ETNINESS C.lHDS.

{. 1. BEIGH
... GOODS rI Npl-NArE CLOTHING.
lrp, L. ANp MENI INDIA GOODS
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uRkr.~ y BATES.
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The DAMON AND PYTHIAs OF TItr
BRooKLYN PULTIT.- The two most
popular. the two most hnnorcd. the two
oldest preachers in the City of Churches
are Dr. Sturrs and Mr.. Bcechcr. Alike
in their love of liberty, civil and relig-
iouS. alike in their broad and generous
svmpathics. alike in that they have
stood shoulder to shoulder in all the
battles and all the progress Of the past.
u Damon and Pythias in their personal
friendship for each other. bound closest
of all by that Christian experience which
is their common life and common JOY.
these men have nothing else in com
mon. One is the very exemplIiicatlon
of culture-the other has achieved his
victories by rugged strength which
has often suffered for the want of II :;
one, 10y nature Il lover of literature.
dwcller among books, the founder of
the Historical library of Brooklyn and
the patron of its art gallery-the other,
a dweller among men, rarely visitor
and never an habitue of libraries the
one. charming by an eloquence whose
pcrtectiOn is never marrcd by single
immaturity of thought or rOughnrss at
expression-thr other. almost never
preaching sermon without shocking
as well as elcctrifying those most ac-
customed to his modes of expression.
Yet for twenty-five years these men
have lived and labored as brothers. with
a love that has never known envy, jeal-
ousv, coldnesS, or separatlon.-Rer.L Lg-
man Abbott, in Chicago AdrGnce
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Dnfrls.

81. JOHNSBURY HOUSE.
MAIN STREET. ST .IoH>.HI-U, VI
Il. l.. GILMORE Proprietor.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE.
NEWPORT. VT
W. +. BOWMAN. Proprietor.
AMERICAN HOTEL.
BURLINGTON VI
CRANE ~ STACY. Prnprictors
RUSS HOUSE
SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA
= ii. SEl MOUH y co. Prnprirtors
Mt. MASSFIELD HOTEL
STOwR, VT.
INST class Hotel. with all the modern improve
mrnts. Accommodations for 300 GUESTS
y. l.. KELLER Manager
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THE WALKER HOUSE.

EAsI TEMPLE ST.. SALT LAKE CITY
This house il the largest and best appuintri
House in Utah Territory. and has acconlInndation
i"r THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY guests. Street ears
anu carriages connect with the White Sulphur
baihs. Reading rooms containing papers from all
points. iaths. Bar. Telegraph. News and cigar
Stand attached 1" the liolt~-.
e. lV H. = GLEEI FN \ Cn Ir,,,i.tprs
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s.. ,4ohnsburn (aledunian.
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{. /. SEIGH \ VI.
Dealer IN
... Ippl~ FI \pl-NApE CLOTHING.
lftD, L. AND " NESI INDIA GOODS
......t.. O. .I.,b Railroad street.