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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-12-14
Town of Castle Rock.
Office County Clerk, Grant Co, Wis.

Lancaster, Nov. IS, 1876.
At the annual meeting ofls76 of the Board
of Supervisors of Grant County, Wisconsin,
the following was adopted
Resolved, That the name of the town of
Blue River in this county be and the same is
hereby changed to Castle Rock, so that from
this time forth the legal name of said town
shall be Castle Rock.
In testimony thereof !. f. S. Kidd, County
Clerk OF Grant County, Wisconsin. do hereun>
to set ms hand and official seal of office, at
Lancaster, the day and year above written.
L. S. F. $. KIDD
silva County Clerk.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-12-14

JUST received, an assortment
of STATIONS Violins, the best
and cheapest in the market
German Accordeons, Bows,
Strings of the best quality,
and various musical merchan-
disc, r. E. MURPHEY,
-, Jeweler.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-12-14
Farm for Sale.

Thesou.hwest quarter OF section s. and the south.
east quarter of the southeast quarter of section
town a. north of range west containing 200 acres
miles north of the village of Bestown Grant county
Wis; l25 acres under improvement, 80 acres bottom
land, several good springs and small stream rum
ming through the whole leHgth OF the farm, frame
dwelling house, stabling and granery. Said farm
will be sold cheap and terms made easy. inquire
II. ROBERTS, Beetown, or BALLENTINE b0RS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-12-14
SOLID Silver and Silver
plated Ware, in great variety,
for Christmas Presents, at
.a MURPHEY's.

Somebody asked man who was
troubled with bois what he was TAX
ing for them. He said he had been
taking dollar apiece, but he was
willing to let friend have one for rs
cents True friendship is far above
mercenary considerations.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-12-14
TAKEN UP-Two STEERS.

Il
BY the subscriber on lands owned by him, in sec'
e. Town 8, Range west one mile west OF the village
of bloomington on or about the 10Th of November,
1876, two yearling past Steers; one red roam and
the other red marked with crop off the left ear and
owner is requested to prove property, pay charges
and take said strays away. u. Lyons Sr
Bloorni .ton, Dec. 2, 1876. 4Owt~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-12-14

A FINE stock of Waltham
and Elgin Watches, at 20 per
cent. lower than one year ago,
just received, at
MURPHEY's.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-12-14

Q6reate Gonterte
Of Sacred Hymnes and Tunes and kewife worde Songs
certain of WI surge in V yeare of our Lord 1776.
To be attended at
Danel BroWn bps 6all,
in y
Gomne of Bloomington,
On Wednesday, y Goth day Of y month of December N 81
in We yeare of Lord 1876 and to be again flung in "
CONN of Patch Groue,
On Thurfday " 2ft day of y fame month and yeare.
W PRICE TO ENTER Two YORK SHILLINGs
All y' monte WI fhal be payed in for this Entertainment
to for " paying V betterments of " Congregational
Church.
V fha be open earle candle lighte and music
will begin at and o'clock by v Tmist hys watch.
TimstObediah Habbkuk Fowe.
phemma Bemis, Zerbiah Cegg, Jerusha Kob, Hudah
Parker Deborah Hokins Bathshebe Clarke Experience
Simpson, Hephzibah Newcomb
Men Sngers-Wecome Cheney Asariah Hoskins Pelatiah
Smithe, Tobias Battle.
Players upon Instrumental Messmore Bethne Sala
Jedediah Newcomb,
Harpsichorder- -Beranus Cheney.
n B--Shoud any be inly tickled at We men and women
singers y entreaed to refrain from sminge out oude
Per Order of Committee
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-12-14

II . :, =,
On lands owned by the subscriber, in the township
of Waterloo dark red Steer about two years old,
small white spot in face. little white on belly, the
end of tail white and crop eff left ear. The owner
requested to prove property pay charges and take
said stray away. HARR lSON ROBlNSON,
Waterloo, Dec. IL, 1876,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-12-14
HARPER'S MAGAZINE.
ILLUSTRATED-

Notices of tie Press.
The Magazine has attained 10 its one quarter cent
ury and Of existence to that point where 1t may
be said of it, in the words of DR. johnson, at is vain
TO blame and useless to praise. The lustre of its
long ago attained reputation has increased as the
years have passed. and its future bright If
not brighter than at any time since the golden hue Of
prosperity settled around its later and best years
B.ooktyn Eagle
Hdrper's Monthly is marked by the same eharac-
terstics which gave II circulation from tho first with
the better class OF readers IL combines reading mat
ter with illustrations way to make clear and vivid
the facts presented. Pictures merely designed TO
catch the eye Of the ignorant never Inserted
Chicago JdtT7lal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-12-14
Farm fnI, SaIA

l will sell my farm of 200 acres, situated on The
Military Ridge road, milcs east of Mt. HOPE.
About 100 acres under cultivation, balance timber
land. Coed log house, frame granary, log stables
good bearing orchard, small fruits in abundance on
the premises. Several good springs thereon The
property ID situated conveniently near to school
house and churches viii be sold cheap for cash, or
half cash and balance to suit purchaser.
]. A, KINGSLEY.
Mt Hope, Wis, June 20, 1875. I7tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-12-14
Special.

Parties indebted to the undersigned are
requested to call and pay up before January
LIST. q. ID. UT %.
Lancaster, Dec. Ia, 1876. COWS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-12-14
Farm for Sale.

The undersigned. residing five miles southeast Of
the village otGlen Haven aud five miles north OF the
village OF Cassvlle, offers his farm for SALE contain
ing 1856 acres, ninety Of vhich ander cultivation
and good improvements, and the remainder young
timber land adjoining, all being in section 81 town
4; all Of which is offered for sale cheap For Terme
and further informationinqnire OF the subscriber.
soft EDWARD METCALF.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-12-14
Farm for Sale.

gu Ill IVA A1oAOs
The undersigned will sell his farm, 2% miles north
east Of the village of Mt. Hope, on the Woodman
and Boscobel road. Said farm contains 240 acres
which 100 acres are under cultivation the balance
pasture and good oak timber. being watered by i'm
Vulnerable springs. 1t is one of the best farms in
this part OF the country for raising stock. There is
a good two story frame house, new S0x40 barn and
underground stable, and all other necessary out
buildings. Also, good, thrifty orchard and small
fruits of all kinds in abundance, convenient TO a
good school. churches, and market for all kinds OF
produce. VIII be sold on easy terms. For particu-
lars call on address CHRIS. STORM.
ut, Hope, October 81 82tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-12-14
CTRAY -CATTLE.

STRAY-CATTLE.
strayed from tine subscriber, and half miles
south of bennington. in May last, three yearlings
will be years old next spring pale red steers
one spotted steer red and white spotted heifer
red and white Steers are marked, cross and slit on
left ear upper bit on right positive about hefer
haying marks on ears. A reasonable reward will be
paid for information of any all of them.
JIM. THOMAS,
Bloomington, Wis.,, Dec ll,'7d. 4w&
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-12-14
STRAY -CoLr.

n TIA I JOLT.
| strayed from the subscriber, residing in the
town of Waterloo, sometime in August last, cream
coored Mare Colt coming two years old Spring,
| dark name and tall, with some gray haias mixed.
ANY information % where 1t is its return to nae,
will beliberally paid for by
| BENJAMIN JEFFERS.
December 4, 1876.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-12-14
FARM, MINERAL AND TEM-
BIER LAND FOR SALE.

offer for sale my interest in the Calder and
Combes property, on Pigeon, three miles good
road from Lancaster, the county seat of Grant
County. There are so acres part in cultivation,
part in young timber and mineral land. On the
ground is water power of IL feet head valuable for
small mill or brewery Price, 5000 down and 5000
on time at ten per &C at Purchaser have i'm
mediate possession. Apply to A. Burr. Lancaster, or
to ALEX, CALDER,
26m6. Chippewa Falls Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-12-14
New Advertisements.

Internationally the best aust aimed work
of the kind In she Worid.n
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-12-14
TAKEN STEER.

Lancaster, Wis. Dec. 9. 1876.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-12-14

" PRICE TO ENTER IN Is Two YORK SHILLINGs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-12-14

All y' monte WI fhall be payed in for this Entertain
is to go for y paying V bettermens of " Congregati
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-12-14

Y doors fhall be open at earle candle ghte and y
will begin at and o'clock by y Timist hys watch.
Timist Obediah Habbkuk Fowle
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-12-14
CONN of 1Dateb Groue,

On Thurfday, " 21ft day of y fame month and yea
, 1876-06-30
ST. NAyIEI2'H.

COMMENCEMENT EkENrTsCs.
Tile twenty. ninth annua1 Commencement Of 81.
Xhyirrt Academy tbuk p'nCc yesterday afternoon
at the building. corncF Wabaah avenue and TWEEN.
ty.nlnth street. The ttndy-hall was beautifully
dccn1aird with Ht,wett which gaze Il q very
ent JIsIop Foley. ami about twenty Ave eIer.
gyn.cn. 4 considerable number Of patn,Ings wcro
exhibited, anong the mo,t mcr!to!iou4 bring
t:arrse rxce!i an; 1os,na iiuoiey. and crayou Ty
FIh,lIe Dillon. 4 beautiful wax cross by MIss II.
4. tarrct1 also, attracted attention. The pro-
gralninu or extrcIaer Hns ~ follows:
Jut~l DYrrtu.-, sI..cs Tuurtelnt. WcaJncy.. Rysn.
@ Sx "a ks nst .n shc
s4' :;fs +. & !2':at: + !S::y
esd ts"r H. II %oar .n% :s
tnrEh:, san..i9e nd sl.,!oy s.say. 3ti,* M ft1.
es,F} e1r; r;a ia VIZ: s5 ~ S9s
s.9 n.. " ~; %e..y h16{ I'D
Inpss,s' .oeal 5nes. M''scs s Coniyy aa1 MH!csy;
;;:sst NY ;sy"! $s @ ;sEs $s
M ; saa I'd 5oadss s sSss{ {9;s aSsn" y ;F E'ss sc2
..tAy. a!,' Fannie n'lion ln,r,!ns1,. ,ne.. H!rcs
'S: ssS}: :' % M:'s?;Sns'
otfaft Me. Hsrf sey se@sa @."sy y sa!
Il % r Tf5 s:sHsi :s. I'll. .a H.; ;',s ,.i:
oaic3orr ,tt:s Mary l;yan; cl'u' yaAnE sadtss g.
pr"ninsns @ ss'ns s!,e t"!low,ns: Cold medal ~
Fcadlnv. to Mts Mary Green; ,lc graduate, medal,
n Mis-. Mar: Ryan: guni 1ncdal for acndca,tc hon
&C. S"e,ns 'to Mifs Me- esnsy ;o r m
for orthocraphy, . M'.s ka,c conlcy: gold medal
for exeelienee In derortment. 20 Mtss Olive TiN;
silver naclals 10 eleven members Of the Senior
, 1876-06-30

SYMPTOMS or C.ATARRA.

Dull, ltcary headache, obstruction Of The nasal
passages, discharge falling Into the throat, sosnc-
times profusc, watcry, acr1, thtcts. and tenacious
tnucous puru1cnt, tnncu-purulcnt bloody,
putrid. offensive, etc. In otherh, dryncsa,
dry, ~ascry. weak, or in!larned eyes, ringing In
ears, deafness, hawking and coughing to clear
the throat, tlccratfons, scaba from ulcers, voice
altered. 1,asal twang. offensive breath, impaired
smell and tstct dizziness, mental depression,
t!tkl;ng cough, ctr. OuIy a few Of the above
symptons arc likely 10 bc present iu any case ut
QUO tIlur.
When applied with Dr.. PIcrcc's Nasal Douchc,
and accompanied with Dr. Flcrcc'a Golhcn Mct11-
cal Discovery as constitutional treatment, DR..
SaEe's Ca,arrl' Remedy produces perfect cures
OF thc worst cases of Catarrh md Oznna OF
tnanv years standing. This thorough course OF
medication constitutes the only sccntl7e, rational,
safe, and successful manner OF treating this
odious disease that has cvrr been offered To tlo
afflicted
, 1876-06-30

hours rest; and yet, strange u, sa7, TITO vor1s
arc nnt In Shakespeare at NIL nor ah ;wl,cro clsc,
except ~ n quotation. The wonls .ntt,dei to
be cited nro Of course taken from the world-rc.
truly .nys, as bccn murdered hy n lis own ceiS.
htity''-whcrc Hamlct cnumcrates, among tho
The thousand natural shoeis
That 1cat n heir To-:
The word ellis" not occurring at all In ths ms.
sagc; nntl the word "shocksN being required
by tho winnie c,ntcxt OF tho sollloGiy, which
pictures life ns n rassage through an urposinx
host, and cnutncrutcs wltt, such surpaasll,g elo-
qucnce anIl auc!, marvellous patt,os Tho vnr!ous
unequal struggle. Nevertheless, "ill.h It Is,
and y lflsh It WILL doubtless remain. Tho false
won'l Is too deeply rooted In the national mind
md heart 10 1carea chance TOR the true one, anil.
tain possession Of the field, let the real pg squeak
An naturally .-..-... "
, 1876-06-30

ccuil!c Enmn'"e: r.. ". Perk. e. A. :,nowdrn,
mud II. !. Isnrwulth.
Mr. F. ". f'c.s. prr.Ttlcnt Of The Committee In
chnrRr nf II" ftrnpn:~t AlnfnnI Endowment FunI.
rt!f'firtl ihht the project had far'1. The t.h:.
n1t!trc rGcoftHcttei That iha mites be H1frcnferri
to their issurr', the interest rciuc, and tile auf.
tcrPlou. Cancelled. tha. the -uI,..-,bc,1 he urged
new nous. bearing date Of July, lH7G. Ia malurp
In trn tars. ic sn"h. hearing per cent Interest,"
no Ihtcrcti 10 bo lhrable until tho whole ainouns
~ srbacrjhch
1htA matter was discussed at length. anh'fhc re-.
port " thr tIinn,htre Wht ultimately adopted.
Prof t'l'on was appointed 10 Gil u tncancy on Tho
Committee.
III. j. +. Donacld offered t.o following, which
Was unanimously Ynsscd:
pl-,nfy arfsn n er ar, Il ,;~r. Il eaiIiSs Sn H, as
iy:r.tS"tnsf f'll"w :nlanan,, hl?nzo AScrhctf1 e"
Ers7t!tf That VIZ ttbllcr 10 him, A. an Ah.te tAtfp
hrw fr Of Its Ia'nrs and thai. from mir knnwicsst
Ut is txst educator. have the fue4s
rnnH'.ace IN ~ rnInpetc nuvceA - Prosdcnt of lii
and Dur Aims Mater.
The Executive Committee for obtaining the new
Alumni fund wsa then seectea. It consfst. Of
.Iaulrs t;nodn,an. j. f. IIpnfetd, ihe flev. ]. 7.
Sunderland, rspf. fyls"n. George Sutherland. u.
G. Wheeler, irHf. Edward htearns, I. s. Egbeft,
ami ffDf. ". ". Escr1s, 3r,
1ln. amount raiscd during the etcninE was
S..n
The Association then adjourned.
THE IIEEE1TioN. ...
Tho frestd"nt'a reception Ht the Tnlrctsftr. yrs.
tert!ny evening. was nnitraiy well atrnlc'!. and
vas tttong prtOf Of the dcrp interest generally
taken }n tho welfare Of the institution.
, 1876-06-30
WEuSKspAr's GRADuAT1oH ExERC1sEs.
S,,frJIl Edsna,eh 10 1At 7rihurs

6pft7Ig D7stdstN 10 1Ht 7V15HNe.
NEtol7, Wis, June n. .--Btloit College to-day
graduated nine young tuen, who promise to do
honor 10 their Alma Mater. which slrendy numbers
many eminent names among tts alunsni. The pres.
cnt graduating class Tpaac I,uckcrdee, OF Pop
lar tirovc, III. j. Dyas, OF Sandwich, III. F. l..
Fish. Of i5rloit; F.. NJ. li!ll. OF DcIoit: j. f.
leu ill., {. u. Merrill. OF I,clu!t: Il. D. Ilrga 0i
lselnit; and 4. Il. spFaguc, Of BelolL Mr. Horne
delivered the .atedtctory, Ar. Riggs the eanatoFy
poem. Tue masietr' oFatton waa delivered by
q. p. swezcy.. Of 1879. An unusually
large number of classes were represented Al Tho
Alumni Glnipr, tho cln41 Ut 1896 brins t.rrsrnt Ip
unutusl force with wives and children. Horace
White. Of Ch!cago has been chDarn Alumni oratnr
Hose, OF Milwaukee. haa been elected Trustee nf
the college, making three alunni now IN the
Hoard. The Presbyterian churches have nlso been
given another representative In the management nf
The college by The election of the keY. Johh Nc
Lean, Of thls city, Is Trustee.
, 1876-06-30
Current CoinA t,,n,awlIHt Dffaceia

When FRINGE 1inl, III que II his memorable
fc,,clng lu,sts with Sir john F9lstaf1, q,lutrs
verse u King Sololilun's Proverbs, hls lat ayeF'
sary compliments hinl upon rtssesslnE, ait!olE
tin, With III uthlsis" atn not sure that nit
hts }riaccy virtues have descended u t!lcse lat
trr tlaYs-in fact tnst tltynutly wisI, that t!a'y
bad sluiss ss'-ut this particular sl.aEsGttrtfste
tca,arr nj TIC prtscn. ena Thrrc arr yerlal'
quantity, ant! o yrry large quantity, OF "rruE-
crty" quotations alnat uron The world, whivl,
arc pretty suru to mike their appearance, SUNG
yuusrs ln.a use's lsa1.ls, a,al ta Le heard In al
most every speech that Is Ina'lr.
And, irom the tnaturTary Will which soAe 81
these arc itcratcl und reiterated, It aFtears n.
less certain thAt they have nut TpJl ding nut ~
the mine Of tl,usc WHO use thci1., bur have passct
from, ha,n TO hand aa current tl1it, without uanGlt
suspicion, Ut pcrhaIls care, IN the part u tlr
users, us to whose lmasc atIl durefseriptlon tAey
btAr.
The rosspque,lt1: Ii that the inae1'urracy has
grown u hc i,arl u,,A parcel ot the very esscncr
u tu quotation. hey9n t!Ie hope Dr FEASIBILITY
Ut severance or rurrertton. Mr.. Thaekcray de-
ecrllea suu,e uld lu.!y who has shakspcare's plays
rcu.Fto ler ryrry night, which works, adds that
these wur.ls apjHar TO describe very nearly the
i,ii.4yncrnsy u thu Eu,Ai penp!e who use nNh
tstlsc tue Passages In question, lts4sntch ~ u
most all tl!0sc 'cursent eoans" Issue trpn that
Any llauliooa Of Quotations tnroutrstatly
proves tllr fIgt that III author IN England Is
s.uulcd ut'etwcuttcth Yast ~ r1uctl "a Sisak-
slsarc, and tiat of aIl Its plays " llumlct"
s. inanltley tie must usetl. as ratter Ut sta
tistlrs, tna thut there aru sosnn ot!o hunsrc'l
and twcnty quotations from "lta1n'et" a}onu
which are woru iitssplly t.1readba1c NTH con-
btant IND hard use; 10 much 50, Indeed, IL this
tit s!lsc, that they nIAY he sala to have het0Ho
al,los. ,tIutL hs yyiIthls of certain thugs US
tiie very wur,is Of The IAnguage itself Not my
onu OF Thu quotations from. "lIanlrt ieal!s, !
think, harder Ifs thar. the famous unl sorely
abused "ils taat hesh !. heir To-" "ltrhappral.
, 1876-06-30
North German Lloyd.

taI ftu1i Hscnler Fer, foot Ut Thru.rt. ifo6okpn.
Iia'cs of paasaRe-tr4m New York y southampton,
cabin. ftsh gold: atccra:v. SO cIcnr{ Fer tftisht
OF SlaJssHt apply TO . .nELislEHE d 20,
1E'0NttnF NfttA, Stw York.
, 1876-06-30
Or the tsrr, hut al,ent, rafntH, hhrFytHH trrnA
" Dfht, Win Mole fran but to Int. Nflil Fht
llls aanwy mantle nEf the kltyeslDH terms sie paas

II n. phf ff,tIb II Ip
Ymitc nnkcJ, tags ih~ rars n br .ttoVr /" dI4v
hhG4Err 10 Fri Ct hs ,'ry ftnfn tie rhw
,, Ani 'dttc5, "! biting wenther; " q. side'
rs ,av ,y fn, Esarlra sn hr cInngiuk lids
tt aa9ny sHtcG' StI' ,na':e ia: liz .rlrt raa,
Mas nIri, ihc takcrnacle a1n'S.t trnL
Il. r rTy lew" res H. ntnamrnt :"
Uf oty saa. n.is pcrtest hy truo iise' ~o'1.spent
For t11nny *enry aay, Jahn {'sey had Watched
~ co,nfnd~r wasting form. hts annken syr.,,s.n
~ rcGsmt i"ffG ht q ,n at a en Nh W nigh,
lii In lans,tId sr,tiifr snd The faIni rcplyi
FAX % sn Within r. S T. s"n'
anaily carried hIia away.
q nn.Y sc!tlea, thcre ], oniy is,li% ,n.tk ~.
~; "" IT, ra & s'rf 1. rs scsine w 9s ra ' o"rk
tmt,stfi's I,'tt on tt}c tbonGfea fnll oFnfne '''
!ntntntra grnw!h. md Hnhlc ncts nr9ciaifn
l!K trEfes' and VIZ ,fnt ;! fm"agt,c q snHy mnmn me-
II MhHfMSe1 re "@r.n IL Ut t, HH the IT, sfafnn'hH "A'o
IG,i g, x ~ nrnr = iIir"inw H. IN thnx tsve
Eteralty'a aim .hurr, faF beyond The grave.
Thls closed thu exercises In lilo ball and for the
fo!enoou. M sn.''1 ''' '~e's''s" ' '''' A' N'' ' Wv
In tir nftnrnonn Al o'etock Tho class ncnin eamc
torrtls,. hit ,s lime ant .loor,, in tic sharc nf
the unyernity Sujstng., md. in ihc pr"tence at 4
sfD 81 su % 5. o o
Of la iutnre life Mr Jorcph ii. stcere, q
f0ur years' eyents, and hc Immediately proceeded
to read ,"-'''"'""'-
Tim htstnrfa, .mid h. should ,Irpnrt from Tim
nsub rustnn, ri urno,,ne3nc as the untset hi, cias,
az the mn.t rc.arknhle ono TINT urer nnlricuatcd;
""' 'aGu hana f1e' Of nuMSs. Sns cttzrns xathclei
sit Of hpmea from Eufwny's Icy mtumtains
to 1tawais Coral sisand, ,-destrins to review In
tiass' he tfumuhs and triulstions Which tayo st.
tcp{rti thrir eu,trye -eDurtc
A certain i'rnfe.uor haa remarked that tho ciaFn
.1rn
, 1876-06-30

c9nntry. --n.rn,ion'nr Yalo to'lcnc .hc hr-t to
.sil a a.; ;a1cs;f., lcgarmsnt q Ar H. t'cn
he on',lone by her Rivals. h- Alumni, ihcy shohfl
make the public np1nton slni rhnll trcntc 10 hcn,,
ns!ansa ~ Pi "f a ~ 5ys,s g'51 L h H. ,9 a. 81
The far.rectnr wi.tlorn 81 ihe noble mrn WIN Plan,
ued 80" tnt*c.asty. t".. III lis nrgantc !"w, y n
line Aria. This Inv dnsca nacis to 1*:IA. Under
war f.la from inaa 10 is,t3 b, f'rnf Alyah Brad:
In the countsy. H"t clre",n$sas,crs wele rot IN
rnfa.,ir w. 70 u" nro.Im1!ty ot ts thait there was
t. Il r. 70"
kindred chalra ot Architecture us i,sswiug, To
combine wl!l md .trcnKtttent I. Since ls0a Nd ..ep
q !hc Fine Artr. step ',as been .atcn, however.
W. wh.1 ss ne srcaker tru'tc VII rr'nlt IN building
rointment Of Irut 81. il. i, .frnncy, Of Chicago,
to nc rrofctrnr.hIr OF Architecture.
Heard u ltcuenfs Ia ln.tr,lesny rrnf ,fcnney 10
make n, drafts an,s 1iHns r. new building for .
The friends Of an Art Department In the Enycrsity.
:, ~ M clog y ~ oratIon 4" Pt hf .asld
l'c opened a. follows:
E" s1Fy e. me'ss IS IT, s,f # .{G1s III an roher
she ;"u', ysnx. I'D I'D Sanl'ae n t III III thu lens,
. dauHtItctN. Wv
And they'Ss carried her na,n. e'en acro.s Tho wao
wHtrra. '
With fntnlly Ike that. and AcsFec fofty nc1&faIt
III n HOHltF Indeed HAT aHr'a living NJ MI.
!!ut *hr ptvsrfrrl and grown ~ t,nrYrInuA why,
For she hasft S',t VIM IL olt UF mich srAy.
The tocL referred n!1t to the scenes u teEr col-
1cgc life; passed aplcndd cncolnlum on the acr-
slcs. Of Prcs1tent 7Appln; spoke of the rrrrIccs
Acting President and nf the present Presilent,
nr. Angell lie Then treated. 1T n humotoua way
admission " women 10 The University. the intro
dductton Of Homeopathy. etc; and closGd as fol.
tnWa:
Prosper both TIL smother Centennial ycnr,
May 1hc md 1ltr daughters wilt, then gather here,
To slnR PRAISES TO Stnhrr while wl.inn shall auw,
hut fnr&rt t* Win MET rtE century aEp:
ThuHgE Nc rest fran lAurA long under te nod,
Say nf af lheS loved Mat!.cr, shc!s conntyy, aa,
Hy nur Mnther keep pcace With the !natton IN power
MnY they stand side hy side In each lark, ttynE jOur,
Mny they rrMpts tOeethrr FIR errr md avs:
May uy flYD hand III Hnu TN old TInlc fadEs away.
, 1876-06-30
COMMENCEMENT,

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AEN A"nor, Mfci., June @S.--'rhc Commence
mcnt exercises OF the thiFty.RrcDn1 rrai1rutjnr
clnss ur tin t.nycr,itg NJ afichtvnn s,a.u t. 1as
..,.'.,t y, ,tt...,.'! e.I.s "t .1o." ~. ."t ~.
held to-day ut Lnivcrsity HILL commencing ut 10
O'Clock a. III. The day YIN. a very pleasant one,
The Int ycntbcr nr tia n,,t week or two having
ta. to,,,ns. T.. ,,,.. .ran,,t,t,o W. "'.
day and night prcvIon*. At Tic appointed tttuc,
procession was formed In front Of the Law Build.
tur md. hcatcd nv Prof. spr{rt 1rchrstra of no,
trnit ,xnr,tch ttu ,,ov n ~. i,u A. .no ,,.,i.,
,'u''t ".".u 80 Wy , ~ W. "A''' "a 1"c paflif"
hecanlo scateu. thera might have been seen upon
James d. Angcll; members of the various Facul.
t,r. md of thc 1,oord ,f 1,ernnts. 1rts rycn,Jon
liz aa"n,no. ~ ~ rir,,n,, tn,,n1 ,n .'nee'
bcrs Of the state noari of Edueation: prnf Alex.
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TIE PROGRAMME
Of the commencement EXERCISES:
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,,,a..ss.,.s'. ~ Henry ,i"Hios ssntiiSc,l nstr9!t
ssicnce sna h,ls9,m l'r5asl Walker DttIoI.
Ts coahs 81 s:iHs &isS Vrs S fsSsS.n oteao. NJ y
"Concdy Among The Athen1ans."
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Music" Fnn,hts.e lasols d An.aur "...........ESoN
"0ur Exhibit A. The EtntrnnH!."