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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-08-10
Aug, s. 1876.

That brother Of ours over in the
Tribune office somehow won't under
stand what true loyalty means. We
could tell kim, but it would be like
throwing Jewelry .besore Chester white
?porkers. If cid Mesby can, and will
support SO loyal a ticket as Hayes and
Wheeler we think such action will
smake partial amends for his deviltry
during the war. We can see how sc
wicked man hlay repent and vote ra-
tienalgys Bat we fail to see how a man
who has heea an abolitionist, Jealous
republiean, a political christian can
backslide TO such aa extent as to lock
arms and sit down TO mock commun-
ion table with such men as JEFF. Davis,
Hamburg" Butler, H. w. Reming-
ton, L. p. Pow ers, Geo. Hiles, ''Boss
Tweed, Ballot-box- stuffer Tilden, the
Devil and the Devils mother-in-law,
and call himself loyal man. This is
past our comprehension. When man
is trying to pull down your shanty and
Us eedeavoring to transfer he title of
the property to men who hive murder
ed. your boys and starved 'cm, and who
would dc 1T again if opport unity offer
ed, you waet 80 welt 'em over the head
Jack, with 3 Hayes and Wheeler club
rather than crawl into their tosoms
Cor warmth. or suck pap from the ,ory
breasts of the fecgnasse female, Trea.
son. The Loyal in aeart shall see
God--in the restoration CT the nation
after it's almost complete devsolitio.s by
traitors.
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Bid Crow.

For the Rep orter
1t appears that somerof tTne Reform
Democrats have not yet go nm enced
deV curing their delicious an S avory
dis h of bil'd crow-waiti0g 70 ri lden' S
le tier of acceptance-doPin 3 a gainst
iqIpe-that that detachable doc ument
will prescribe Sauce That will take
sswgy the stencil OF o2d,re1oT and make
tthe dish palatabIe, arldf tie task of eat
mig possible. 1t is notea1a nge from a
Republican point of ,Wiows that Tilden,
served as billed crew. skould cal Ise hor-
rible grimaces in theseevfl.o are called
apon to partake 'of ttha rott IN and
stinktug dish. E6is no wond CT that
they cry out, ia then :agoni2i ng dis
tress, for sauce no help down the nau-
seating mass yet. Republicans erajoy the
fun. How te@ghi and humiliating it
must be foe Hendricks, In hi old age
and poor teeth, tic attempt the task.
No wonder the ,oldgn,en came, from In
diana to Saratoga Springs to help Til
den fix up Eiis biltd ,osow sauce, to ease
his huan5Fiahion, hoping to prolong his
political life for - few more days.
pity the sorrows, Of poor old man. "
How uneemfortableIne must feel stand
ing on t5hstslipperypIat construct
ed with canning and deceit, exclusive
" for the elevation aud exaltation of
Samuel q. inliloan, no matter whose
feelings were outraged or regulations
destroyed, the BUILDING up Of Tilden
was the oHectin view. construe as you
may. Now let us have the long look
ed tor TRden4bil'&-crow sauce, and
that right soon or many a reform dem
oeraS VIII die. %, horrors
III. I'll. HECoX.
aug. s. 1876.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-08-10

The Yellow Centaur Liniment

Is adapted to the tough skin. muscles and flesh
Of the animal creation. Its effects upon severe
cases of SPAWN, Sweeny, Wind-Gall, Big head
and Poll Evil, are little less than marvellous.
Messrs. J. Mcclure & Co., Druggists cor Elm
and Front SITS, Cincinnati. . say
I'm our neighborhood number of teamsters
are using the Centaur Liniment. They pro-
nounce it superior to anything they have ever
used. We sell as high as rour to five dozen bot
ties per month to owners of horses and mules. p"
We have volumes of testimonials describing
cures of Sprains. Kicks, Calls, Poll Evil, Big
head, and even Founders, which are little less
than marvels. No owner of an animal can af-
ford to be without bottle of Centaur Liniment
which any day may prove worth twenty times
it's cost,
Sold everywhere. but prepared only at the
Laboratory of j. B. Rose & Co,
46 DEY ST., new YORK
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Cross, sickly babies and children may enjoy
health, ard MOTHER $ HAVE REST. if they will
use CaStoria. Worms, fevershness, teething,
WIND collie, sour stomach and undigested food
make children cross, and produces sickness.
Castoria will assimilate the food, EXPEL
WORMS, and correct all these things. For TWEEN
ty years DR.. Pitcher experimental in his pri-
waite practice to proIucean effective Cathartic
and stomach regulatof which would be as
effective as CASTOR Oil, without its unpleasant
taste to recoil
The reputation of his experiment extended.
Physicians and nurses rapidly adopted his rem
edy, to which he gave the name of CASTORGA
regulates the stomach and bowels, and does not
grippe 1t is adapted to all ages, contains no
alcohol and is ABSOLUTELY HARMLESS to the
most tender infant.
Try Castoria once, and you will NEVER BE
WITHOUT IT.
Prepared at the Laboratory of J B. Rose &
Co., 10 Dey Street, New York.
May18.13t
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-08-10
Centaur.
lIuINEIy'

So nearly perfect are the receipts of these
wonderful pain-SoOthing and healing Centaur
LlnlmeptS, that we can confidently say they Will
ALLEVIATE ANY PAIN arising from flesh, bone
or muscle arrangements. We do not pretend
that they will mend a broken leg or EXTERNIN-
ATE ROLLS, but even in such eases they will re-
duce the Inflammation and stop the pain. Nor
can we guarantee the proper res Its where the
body Is POISONED BY wH.SKEY. Temperance is
as necessary to proper physical, as mental
condition.
The WHITE CENTAUR LJNIMENF is particular
~ adapted to all eases of RHEUMATISM, Luul-
bago, NEURALGIA, Erysipelas. Itch, SPRAINs,
GhlilblalnS, Cuts, Bruises. Sting, PoSOns. Scalds
Sciatica, Weak Back. Pains in the side, Wounds
Weeping Sinews, BURNS, Frosted Feet, PALSY,
Ear ache. Tooth-ache. Headache, Ulcers, Old
Sores, Broken Breasts. Sore Nipple. Sore Throat
Group, Diphtheria, etc. The most of these
complaints the Centaur Liniment will cure: all
of them it will benefit. 1t will EXTRACT THE
POISON from bites Snd StingS, and will cure
BURNS AND SCALDS without scar. The follow
ing is but Il sample OF thousand similar teSti-
monials
ANTIOCH Ill, Dec. l, 1874.
Ny wife has, for long time, been Il terrible
sufferer from Rheumatism. She tried many
physicians and many remedies. The only
Imminent. | am reioiced to say this has cured
her.
W. IL. RING, Postmaster" :.
1t is an indisputabIe fact that the Centaur
Llnlments are performing CURES NEVER BEFORE
REJECTED by any preparation In existence
like Chronic rheumatism Of THIRTY YEARS
STANDING. Strengthening fingers and joints
which had been stiff for six years, taking the
soreness from burns, &c.
One dollar, or even fifty cents. invested in
Centaur Imminent will be within reach WHEN
AN ACCIDENT OCCURS, end will do more good
than any amour of money paid for medical
attendance. When physicians are called they
frequently use this Liniment, and of course
nh SpN A-a1r NrIpa for
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-08-10

LARGEST sale of any LAWN MOWER in the
WORLD
1t has been adopted, and can be seen in prae-
teal operation at Central Park and all other
City Parks, New York; Government Grounds
and City Parks, Washington; Boston Common,
Boston: Prospect Park, Brooklyn: and on
almost every prominent Park throughou the
United States and Canada.
At the trial held 10 New York City, on the
18th Of June, 1874 the New EXCELSIOR was
awarded the First Premium, Silver Medal by
the American Institute, in competition with
country
-Four sizes for hand power; four sizes fol-
horse power.
Pisces from SI4 to $500.
EVERY MACHINE WARRANTED
CTsadUOTB DE- COtdaCeU dIfg. Co.
pea-Send for Circular. Newburgh, n. Y
AprlZ7m3
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CHICAGO & N0RTH-WES TERN
RAILWAY.

Passengers for Chicago, Detroit, Toledo, Cleve-
land, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Pittsburg, Cincin-
natl, Rochester, Albany, Toronto, Montreal,
Quebec, Portland. Boston, New York, Philadel-
phiai Baltimore; Washingtona St Louis, Carlo,
City, Denver, Council Bluffs Sioux City, St.
Paul. Marquette, Eseanaba, Menasha, Madison
Cheyenne, Omaha, Yankton, Winona, Duluth.
Green bay, Milwaukee. and all points North,
West, South and East should buy their tickets
via.
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Republicans Congressional Con
Ve<i0n.

Republican Congressional Conventf, n If
me ETgRth District will be held In the @ ~ of
Ch!ppeaFa Falls, on Tuesday, September h At
'ooGiock p m. for the purpose Of nominal no
pauddate far Representative Ne :"
Faoh Assembly, DtstTlct will be es4fftI ad r.
representation7as fellows, based on y. ,te for
every 5O0 votes ard vote for a frogtaau nf ono
'at the last general election: " Nv
Total vote. No Of OeP pts
ADAMS, 1867
Ashland. PofSJ etc, 251l
chippewa, 1743 :
Dunn, 312c
Juneau, 1st Dist. 1l81
Cd Dist. J9s3
Lincoln, Wood and
: Taylor, 100
Marathon, 1311
Marquette TIta :
'Oc0nto and Shawano 26S4
Portage, 10o5
- u t no committee has been ;FIuro inted in
80 .sssRle9 n'stFyctS, embers Of ,onrr pss-
10 wake tic call '''a'St eque- 'Ced
tteo' GIuty GEa rman.
John I. Kirgsta IN,
J. Q. Raymond,
e 5. Kelsey,
i. B. Moves,
X. III. JohnsGp,
Canute Andd-s on
Carroll hcGe2g,,
FL. b. Phillan,
republican Congl essiHraal co mimi ttee
, 1876-12-31

practice he knew Of before, the jury to have
taken Nj. Goes view, and gave hun II, o35 dam.
sgss, m amount which will almost Insure an at
tempt to secure new trial There cau hardly Be
doubt that Mr. Sothern. whether right as to his
particular facts or not point on which :he jury
han decided against htm-was perfectly right IN
trying, as he thought, to check a practice which
ustserionsly fnjnre any theatre.
The London Times has leader on the subject.
It cannot pretend to regard the verdict as salts
factory, and intimatcs that 1t was not warranted
BY the law OF the facts.
Erckmann. .chatrian's new play "L'Amt
Fritz" Is the SUCCESS of tho year In France.
The acting OF Got as the old Rabbi Is most do
1icious- He studied number Of Rabbis, aad
nude up IN ideal By uniting the peculiuritles
Of all. He offended some and pleased others at
the end Of the play by pronouncing the ancient
eacramental phrase In peculiar manner. Com
ing forward, he said: aLadies and gentlemen,
the drama that we have had the honor to pre-
sent to you was written by Mn. Ercknann and
Chatrian.'' When ne reached the word
*honor," he gave 1t peculiar emphasis, and
then looked about the room before proceeding.
The gesture and manner were so significant TINT
no one could misapprehend them. He he'd the
honor to present that play, and if there was any
body who did not think 1t was an honor, just let
him say 10.
, 1876-12-31
THE OUTER WORLD.
HARD TINES AT THE THEATRES.


The present Is said to BIZ the worst theatrical
winter season known to Poris In fifteen years.
London Is also very dull, and in New York not
more than one establishnent-the Union
Squirrels making money. Buston has the
dumps severely. Philadelphia has been impoy-
erished since the Centennial. Washington aud
Baltimore always 1cthargic-are now PROSTATE
with every symptom Of distress. New onesfs
has been bad spot for every manager that
has been there. The Kellogg Company prudcntlg
broke its engagement with the manager
OF the Varieties Theatre in that city. Mary
Anderson, who is great local farorite, played
for two weeks to empty benches, ahd still had
the best audiences in the city. Mrs Oates and
Aimee are now playing In opposition to each
other, and neither has made enough money to
toast OF. The Southern tour Of Airs. oates,
indeed, has been disastrous. She lost Il 900 in
ono week at SarannRh, and elsewhere encoun-
tered sim!lar fl-{oTtuue. Farther North,
21r. John T. Raymond has had au Improbable
ssaeon "a At St Louis, and Rose Eyt!nge at
Cincinnati Maggie Mitchell at Buffalo md
fattsbusg frequently had less than lo0 persons
u the house Chicago has been no oasis. Only
during the Exposition season and while Miss
Nelson and Mary Anderson we're here have
there been any audiences Of consequence Even
from san Francisco, the Eidorado OF theatrical
enterprises, come gloomy repotts- THE me1an-
s:lolg influence Of the panic has ut last reached
the theatres, and rheT viii continue to feel
, 1876-12-31
HOPE.

Sweet Hope! 0 heavenly boon,
Bequeathed to nun by God,
TO cave heart. tnat'E old too eoon,
From feeling harsh the rod;
Tc lift the veil Of dark despair,
And thwart, pcrchance, hard Fate;
To make again the world seem fair
Ere all is lost, ere ITS too 1ate.
When desolation drear has seaIcd
The heart from all that's fair,
Then seems thy magic wand to w1eld
A wondrous blessing. rare.
Bright diadem! TO Weary soul,
Thy light, o uopel reveals the goal.
CHntsTMAs. 1875. e. j. r.
, 1876-12-31

The San Antonio (Tex.) Herald relates the
bens in the Setv of
stove in the back room Of the Courthouse, a
a gentleman who vas reading a newspaper in
quired: "Have any Of you read Gen. Shcfman's
report to the Secretary Of Wara" A frosty
looking old customer from the country, who is
here as q witness In hog-stealing case, and
who is very simple and childish in his ways,
drawled out: '>l hain't read his report, but
bet it's all lies; every word OF it. Them news
paper reporters don't know how to tell the
truth anyhow. What paper il the General re-
porter o1lr
, 1876-12-31

tons from II Trovators,'' By Neumaun; " The
Blue Danube waltz" BY Strauss; Solo Galop,"
for wood and straw instrument {Charles Weber),
performed by n. Scheumacher; overture to
Is Star OF the North; Hurnoresque pot
pourri, No: IL By Rfedc; and 'sArm In Arm
Quadrille," !" By WeIngarten.
, 1876-12-31
uNDiNE.

"0nce rose from the se3
Up to the outerair,-
Sitting upon wave,
Combing my yellow hair,-
Laughing among the spray, -,.
And gathering sea-weGd there
'Beauti1ul a. dream,
He came In tiny boat,
With rose hued sails
Out on the air afloat;
sWooned at sight OF my lore,
But soon in bis arms awoke, -
Awoke to find myself -
Clasped with passionate pain,
While his kisses and tears
Fell On my face like rain. /.
Was SO cold, he said,
To not love him back agaiu.
He knew not, perfect love
OF woman pure and true
Is delicate as breath
OF roses washed with dew:
hid the thought away,
Loving him well, knew. =
s'Ahl they called from the Sea,
Dragging me pitiless down.
How the frail boat rocked,
Till thought mr. love would drown;
And dreaded the depths
Where dwelt my mothers froWn.
Once she fondly loved
A mortal soul like I;
1t WAS curse, she said.
In prison pine and die. =.
] do not vail and weep,
But my heart blceds At his CRY,
For every LAy he comes,
SAD and pale, to the beach.
Reaching his arms for me-
The love beyond his reach
Alas the WOmen's love
She il powerlcss to teachl ,:'.>
All! con1d drag him down
With me on the coral strand;
But be would die in the sea,
And would die on the land.
Is there no place for ns, dear, :,
Where brecZes are always bland
Some sunny, wonderful isle,
Where only fairies etay.
And out Of The giassy depths
I'd doat to your arms at day,
When the roscs unge the Enst,
To love and be loved uIway.
But glad thought Comes ,--.
Sweetest this thought OF mine:
Life mist ebb away -,
Into song Divine, 49,.
And the song will see:; the shells,
And they shall a11 be thine.
Blow, ye winds. from the East;
Blow them over the sea;
If you cannot blow my love,
My dear lore, unto me, :: r. =
Ton can govern the tides .:., ),
And the treasures Of the sea-"
. =. >.
On the shell -strewed strand. .'- ;:
Pale In his death be lay; -:
In some happy land
Perhaps they walk to-day,
Safely hand III hand-
To love and be loved alWaT.
And never list in shell
'fo beautiful songs Of the sea,
But think Of the legend old;
And often 1t brings to me
The strength Of the Undine'e lore
In wild ring song Of the sea. j..
,H1cAGo. EMMA PAssMonE BROWN.
, 1876-12-31
Review Of the Holiday Week
at the Theatres.
4 General Complaint OF
Hard Times Every
where.
Mr, ,Sothern's Engagement Ih1s
week--Eis London
Trouble.
A New Play to Be Produced at
McVicker's Theatre.
Close Of the Opera Seasen-"Ch1"
cago Philharmonic Society,"
Yals College Coucert~--Aew Ans1c
society~.0peratic Notes.
THE DRAMA.


MUM nD1.fA
IHE D1Ad1As
1u1rnGn.
.e,-n.4 1Trns,oxs
It Is an old observation that the nohaay week
IN America is not good time for the theatres.
0h-;s4o,o..nov no,nmon1v rails ont one O. more
,.7...a:. euN. -. 40 ~ .,i.ca ~ amnseInent~ but
large ano1enees u. 80 p4., ~ ~ -.as1sa- - 49,
the attendance during the te1nsanoe1 VI %ae
week Is below the average. Such has been the
experience this year in Chicago. The only
dramatic entertainment worthy Of the name has
been al McVickerss Theatre, where sour Boys
has been represented to small companies
Of enthusiastic play-soers' Nor can II Dc
aaid that the performance deserved larger pa-
tronase. ou1 ooss ea.''eu.,y 1's asteo - -
asfeeahe ea1efta,nnen,, @ wv oa"y uoae' - -
ass oeen oone ~ 'ts .eAe1 . ~ ~, 10 A0ss aP
aole 1nau oiu nae'oo1"'"a>' Nc o'anusu'e
"nlcn Inc management tet'oseo IL @ne aoA1'.eo
ot hr. Ho1to, *n'ca was snown IN sastaus n''n
Tor the important partot ~ &D' II tootea'e1, was
wonderfully nlsplaceo. ne aoes nob unocrstano
.ns ut9t 'e4uu s 1eso1 ~ - ~,..1.s..~saEs ~~
- .br,,,rS 4hs an5s,nTc nerves nnt;i tRe
listener forrets the character on the stage and
thinks only Of the actor and his Own sufferings
The loud method, MT. Hotto ought to know,
Was abandoned by good actors some yrars agp
4 sufficient reason Ior doing without it is found
in the fact that defects Of execution are less ap-
parcut In au1liet delivery than in bosterous one
f.f; noIso naa G s19Sen 20 nshc tue patne1lc
appGa. " 1xY" - - ~ - son ~ ano SUI
uueq ~ .ouG s . a n k nos nasS uIsu euG1 T;s
", 1e w9uM ~. n1ss uset sao'Suauoe t.' n.s
nno = ees" hu .hu, 80 G4 81 IGu
s.hd :, ba1o iaa,, - ia-era i,
~ A1s me'aoQ "1uau nAss nen ~ iaaEe meas.
" ,e tos.. tuass tIas use.S CELL ~ ene pa.e
-, f:,v1s "eie ~ ee14sa ais - en1se
stead ct making the character an
tmpulsive, Ingenious, sincere gitl,< she
eep.escnted a calculating, affected. and uu-
interesting coouctte Mrs. 3turdoch's short
:,omine1 1--we already been alluded to. With
these three important characters badly taken, it
9ns Of eorrse impossible that the play should be
given ia = SATISFACTORY manner; and vet it nav
be said that the two boys we're we'll embodied
1v Iessrs. Tnorne and Lee, and that Nr. Rain
.9su. !'1 NJ. Johnson VIE. stoneall, ana MISS Mar
spsc81'e p<:s &a1te:
.t; snu ugsertcn ~ sn, @ tnoaen a, lne mtenaance s n
!hfonsnoq. u. toe week was no: az that might be
oesneo- !ne entertainment is put on thg stage
VIII Anesasts, ana In9e seems 10 oe olspofl.
tlon On INC part OF Tue managenen[ TO earn I'll
tne patronage tney may receive. Inc GeorgA
.a!isse!s .1s1' =. naee1lxs A1eal-e deignteo many
a1e aSsenH2ges' to4pt2ln1 Is haae OF some
-. ~ 1nel1 3okes as celng eSceennsiv olas
, 1876-12-31

would 20 out and freeze to death, Atout II
O'Clock he returned, shiyering and slapDine bis
fingers. ".Why dou't yon freezet" asked a
eide, :. when / freeze mean to tske o . Wartner
night for it!''
MCPHERSON n,,,-o.a,,.,r,. ur
fearsome extrarpnsn .pt ssn.e n! 1. put here's
But vas forcsd It. sn rs :;
Yes ~ Ion SsI 81 fd -. 3MscF9erSon: Alb Wecl
eae but when aw @ want :; 81 u. IRE pass Glas
asked them to c,'anna = tue oookln ot1nceena
et M esa ~ W :, LOT theesd-class t1ck-
, 1876-12-31
Distress Of the Democratic
Manhattan Club.
How Pretty Widow Disposed o1
Her Sleigh.
4 Ruse to Provide a First Glass Recep.
ton to New Wife.


Special correspondence of Tbs Tribune.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 23.-What a city of contra
dictions! On Christmas -Dav it was more OBJ
scsyable than usual, and the differences OF high
and low life were very conspicuous. The streets
were filled with Youngsters of both sexes, and
representing ali grades 1T societv. some with
rars. some with taps ond eome With velvet
80, e.~ -, ".'1 s, ""u eoe "'to 'eA,e'
gowns, n1nfst lttesally. line children OF tue
rich were happy enough Ia their possessions,
md With ,ve1i.f,ifed atomac. and ersrmar+s
wcra cnntontad 80 nossfh,a Tha ~ athan ,ia *ts
"e1e contenseo as poss'ole' Ihh otaer kfnd' T1th
lean and hungry stomachs and halt-ftting rags,
were lockers on in pity md silence, Some
Of the scenes that were Witnessed nnon
tho rn.+orn ovaaras ,.a.a a;.,-i.. ,..si-'a
tne up''o"n avenues were SIMPLY p1saole.
and In some cases brought out spirit
OF bcnevolence upon the part Of stransers not often
remarked. There was mighty dea, of nh;1osonbv
i; tha anawa- ~ noor -naa ,.ha na;a.a5 =. =.
~ 'ns annwel " pooE "an VINO fecelveo % TO
purchase something lot his ch1ldsen's sratihcation
when asked how he spent the money: *tFor coal
and corn-beef to ,ast throueb the NINTH of Inn.
,n-- ;, ,.o. ,ha 49, .a.,,. nsa.. s-.
uatt' WIS tne ap1 reply 1nere Is apt TO oe too
much consideration for Chrlstmas-Day Oh the dear,
chi}dren's behalf, and not enough for the weeks
ana monthB tnat follow. Ihlnk OF mechanical
, 1876-12-31

stood that the precautions against scur77 Ell
Joined By law Ia the mercantile navy are a.
urgently necessary and should be as st1insentlY
enforced In the Roral NaYr.
, 1876-12-31

|
known among Democrats as the swallow -teils, II
Indicating the well-dressed pnrtisans IT .he
Democracy, in contradistinction to the ssGhort
hai7E, ~ meaning the rough and tumble Democrate
who do the voting and pack primary meetings. The
Manhattan has been distinguished chiefly ss rival
OF the Union League, but while the latter is re-
| million dollars, the Manhattan hus been founder
Ing hopelessly In debt for over year. Last slm-
mer mel there was foreclosure Of mortgage OF $50,
Co., under which the Clubs property WIS bought
In by Augustus schel], tho heavy respectanlllty
man OF the Democratic party in this city. This
mortgage Is still unpaid and there 600 besides
due for interest, taxes, and other liabilities. The
| Club embraces q membership OF over 6D0. and
among them all the leading men Of wealth belong
ing to the party. Such names US Relmont, Tilden,
| O'conor, Gunthee, Courtney, Wickha,a, Devlin,
and others we'll known as posseasors Of large In
upte bot s t. i 'a alone s canaot aap-
port club, and 1t seems doomed 10 speedy death.
The C1ub mag be honorcd for this, that it never
principles, aud in all Its career has been a CON
sisrent supporter OF the regular ticket. Gut it
utterly failed to exercise any influence in the party
trolling spirits, and hence the Manhattan failed to
/ fulall It's mission.
MERR1MENg IN THE UNION LEAGUE.
| While the Manhattan is wrestling with its
debts, the members Of The Union League recent
| II had merry time orer a small matter which,
for some reason, excited considerable agitation.
perbans It yas in a spirft of me-rfment that rho
onesripn arose IN the conrae a, aome nronoaas for
a,e, ~, ~ us eoutsa VI s'ne pEoposAs 1os
price to pay for washing towels The present price
Is 8 cents each, and, as the daily consumption Of
somc al The rnmhors of The Erecntive 5!nmmittee
| Us excessive Accordingly motion was made that
q new contract be mude, and TINT the price
towei. The Hon. George =. Blunt opposed m ths
redaetion oa Tie ground tlat lhree se9ts was lew
w,snsrwnmar:s mn,,tha and Srsn Ihnt ~ II ,sas t tno
snail % mattcr ] to taik about. Jackson @ s. Schulz sen
l,onch. the club should act as any individual
ehonfT in reoniot;nr their e~nenaes eyen tn The
smallest item. UpoR such differences OF opinion
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-03
A CARD.

EprroR GOLD HILL NEWS ,-rHR Ban
II Francisco "oHRoSIoLH," In an at
tack upon Mr.. The. y. Bssgs. . member Of
our nrs. matss some mlsst.tsments OF faets.
and We dssir-, in behalf Of Mr. Bagss and our
selves. to make the ne Nessary corfee'io's us
too we'll known In this community to need ~
i~,srstine that Mr.. Basss 10 now and always %.
been . strong opponent to coolis labor. sne
Whenever possible has In all eases prAetesd
his sentiments. II 10 true that on MS i,u''