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National Republican., 1878-02-01
LOCLL MISCELLANY.

Interest paid on deposits. Special rates OIL time
deposits, j. II. S9UIER Il Co.,
Banker, l4lG Pennsylvania avenue.
Left.Of clothing watches, pistols, &c, bought at
HerzOgs. 9l5 b street Orders attended to.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-09-08
DISTRICT COURT M

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE NINTH
4 Judicial District, of the State OF Nevada, In
and for the County Of Elko.
r. NJ. McPHETRES. Plaintiff, agsinst EMMA A.
McPHLTRES. Defendant. Action brought in
the District Court OF the Smith Judicial Ma
trict of the State OF Nevada, IN and for the
County OF Ell o. and the complaint flied in
the Office of the Clerk Of said District Court.
Tie state Of Nevada sends greeting 10 Pmma
A. hcPhetrcs, Defendant. You arc hereby re-
quired to appear In an action brought against
you by the above named Plsintiif in the District
Court of the Ninth Judicial Distri I OF the State
Of Nevada. in and for the County Of Xix . and to
answer the complaint filed therein. within ten
days exclusive of the day Of s~erViccJ after the
Within this County; OF. IL seryel ont 81 Tits
County. but in this District. within twenty
days; otherwise. within forty days-Or iulg-
ment 10y default will he taken against YOU, az
cordiag To the prayer OF said complaint.
Tho said action Is brought 10 oAtaiu a decree
OF this Court to dissolve the bonds T.. matrimo-
ny now existing between Plaintiff and
Defendant, on the ground OF adultry, A.
legged to nave been committed by defendant with
one William Moody. between the lEt day Of
January, 1878. and the 18th day OF April 1873,
as will more fully appear by reference to the
complaint on file in my Office. q certified copy
OF which accompanies this writ
And you are hereby notified that ~ you foil
to appear and answer said complaint az above
required, the said Plaintiff will apply TO tile
Court for the relief therein demanded.
Given under my hand and the Seal 81
the District Court OF ;he Ninth IG-
dicial District Of the state cf Ne
lsEAL.l yEda. County Of ElkO. this 29th day
OF April, ia tho year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundic cd aud
seyenty-eight.
jl2o-soi o. E. GREEN. Clerk.
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DANIEL F. BEATTY'S
Pianos and Organs

The Pianos and Organs manufactured by Dan
lei y Beatty Of Washington. New Jersey. are
more earnestly and generally commenced by
manufactured ia this country or
Europe. The HiaHuz have the greatest possible
depth richness ami volume OF to.e. cotnbiuSd
with = rGre brillianCy. clsgrucss aud perfect
eycnncss throughout the entire sCair, ana above
all, a surprising duration which never Chrugts
under ths most delicate or powerful tJUsh
The celebrated ''Goldeu Tongue Reeds ia
BeaitSs celebrated Organ in conjunction wi a
the perfected Heed Boards. produce sweet, purc
aud powerful tones. Eyery instrument, rlsnu
and urEan. fully warrautCI perfect la every to.
teen days test trial. the Manufacture payiug
freight both ways. II the instrument - not sat
isiactoTy. lluStrAtsI ADVERTISER. lCaiaIogue
idtt!uu.l fCut Tree on application. 4|dr,gs.
DANIEL a.. BEATTY u. Washington,
New Jersry.
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BEATTrS
PIANO AND PaRloa ORGAN
INSTRUCTOR.

cattle and Sheep bought and sold or
slaughtered on Commission.
Slaughter-houses on FIRST aud Fifth
Avenues. near Kentucky Street
SAN FRANCISCO.
~ Parties in the interior wishing TO ne
Informed ABOUT the market prices, etc.
will receive the desired information by
undressing the firm et tnelt Office, No.
COT California street, corner of Kearny
San Francisco. Cal
TAX ON PROCEEDS OF MINES.
THE TAXHs on THE PRO-
l. eeeds CT miacs fog the quarter ending
June 30, 1875,
Are now due rud payable. and the law Nth re
gard to their collection Viii be strictly en-
forced.
En-. GTIswcLD.
Count Assessor.
ESTRAY NOTICE.
-
ClAME TO NY RANCH on THE HTMBCLpT
y about the middle Of April an iron ~ y
horse. HANDED JE : on the lett hip. The own.
er i requested to call at Tie ranch q the ul-
1sts Him E,'' properly pay 'A'TH's ""h
A''-V'i FAt' MCCALL.
.lsyr,oy euvspy,ur FRI
"
rR,Iy A. en-
"
KesU GuHstlLf!y CO had a 1.rr, and ..lI asagrt.
ed stock Oi the latest and beet s'y!-z OF
"" >o0N' ""hs' H''"i'sF'
CARTRIDGE MACHINE Needles ard Oh,
Ladies Boot blessing. etc.
All goods sold by rs arc fully warranted q, l.
a. rcprercn,rd. our rn.,Tcs, (, Tr5.r a..
who hss bad many year, experience ia '~'' 'nn'.
-
"" '''% '''''S N''"'''"'
: ~ o.To,+Sn. ~"
N,'1h : - +. ''i''
deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned.
and II FeF,c@i 6sSl@s stsi'@s ssata.. s,td Dc
i his store on the sou,S ss..criy corner Of
y. =. riTI ESOS.
Iaf.u this I'd IWE ct NpDtgInIFr. 1874 AE
i, E chiIInSU
Rool AMI sh"LhANL"' P2J
Etr,,-rI,.. yyo,L 81, r..., Hat.
Ar wo,r .rr,
N''' Gnu Of h'1''
nurgy tIrn.ogts IN he CIV.
ChBINE1 Sal NM
.y.n,-.,
~
W. +.
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OFFICIAL

~ ~ hAH.A
DROPGsrD As5HSDTESrTo TJtt
Constitution 81 tho state ~ Nevada,
passed at She Eigbih SeTHi5n of the IcGisls.
tufT!
Received, That lhoTs shall bt added 10 tho
present Consultation 81 This S'H'c nm Article to
be called and Known Ne Article XVIII. aud
which shall b. m follows!
ARTICLE Nvllt-Tho rights Of suffrage end
once holding shall not be withheld from any
male citizen . the Unitci states by roa son ~
his COlDr Ur previous condition d suryitudc.
Passed February IS. 1871.
Resolved, Us Tho Assembly. Tho s1natS rom
curing, That Article Eleven al of the Couuii.
tuition OF O." eta q Uf Nevada b. amended by
tdding 60 Ssii Article Iieyru ~ n elton ten
40 thereto, which ahnli read a. fullowHl
FICTION Ten. No hubble FUNDS ~ any kInd or
chaTaCfcs whatever, B'tfgs Cuuuty. or municipal
shall be- used for src'arian purposes.
Passed February "a. 1871
I hereby certify The foregoing a. DO true
Optics from the enrolled resolutions ON Mo Ia
my Office.
Witness 10Y hand aud the Great seal Of The
J. u. MINOR.
] TEAL Saoretafy 81 state.
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Directors

Interest paid on ordinary and Term Deposits.
p<porits received IA sumo OF 81 and upward,
Loans made on approved real estate, bondr
Nocks, etc. stocks. currency and silver bougi /
I'D sold. EIohsnge for sale GU all the princi.
81 eitios of Europ, ard tho orient.
HNd A. W. WHITE. Scstar
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Piano and Organ.

There Is no manufacturer 81 piNroa End or.
gans I'M this oF any other country ~ho has re-
Mr. Beatty. From every state ani Territory
comes the same verdict; They are the best In
the worlt." Illustrated ADVERTISER. Cats
logue Edition. free. Address, DANIEL 4
BEAIl1. NaEbinEtOn. New jersey. ocI
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Daniel F. Beatiy's
pARLOR ORGANS.

These remarkable Instruments possess capar-
larh Tor music! ,G,,t- and ,Eprsa ions u.ytr
be-. = atta.uCa, lIzItCl for Amateur aii Pro
ie>sicIal, aud an oruau,.f iu any parlur. H.
Gel tn quality 80 Tone, thorough
NorEntnuship. Elegant Designs and
Etulsi', and We dyrGuI variety % tIulF CONF
t!uatiyn stops. Every instrument fully war-
rAutC4 for ia years as strictly ErsiaCiass ina
every respect, and 60 q guarantee they ar.
shipped on nom i've 10 LItt,a. days LEt trial.
money Refunded and freight charges paid both
Na!f by ~" " 'hcE are m.sEcIro.cLt.t or iu
any way prove Uu>Eti i~scturr. NI such ,tpr
ENf over N.rN iuaaH. l"rHru 90 limitations.
agents wanted, buf Nne.u ] have none, large
discounts G.a.. .n sItraIasU ga nos i~u,t.4Tlr-
send for Illustrated A hIlEI4aII, eco tain un
long lsls gt t.s.lmuLlals from wulI-kurwu peg
SONS. some uI sbuw NnG may AuGu,, ,lHsr.fHd
hy states. with lu-t-uMrrs ANNEXED. that all
may inquire direct 60! them. Address, lA5IEI.
J HE'.TI. Wellington. sew Iyr=ay.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

EsTATE OF CD. COX, DECEASED.
Notice Is hereby given by tho undersigned,
Al ministrairix Of the estate n q. ". Gov. tie
ceased, TO the creditors Of aud all persons hGy-
ing claims against the said deceased, to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers, within ten
months fter the first publiCa ion OF this notice.
TO the said administrators. at her residence in
Star Valley. Eiko County. NeSais.
F. cox,
Administrative Of the estate Of @. J. Cox. do.
ceased.
lated August 1. 1878.
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INVALUABLE TO ALL!
~. ESPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR ALL
Lang nnd Throat Complaints P,,u-
liar To Miners.
DIR. EBEI,s
Enisnm and Cough Medieinei

This WONDERED remedy IL highly usoful IN all
'lu"s ut colds o. coughs, hut IN especially
adapted FOR lir c'.e Of srcd complaints IS
miucrs rg liable 60 fom exposure tn cold
ground: OF The niisor;ition ~ powder smoke In.
IT, the uugs. Three doses = day will keep tho
luu.H clear aud enable the miners tn work In
the miist ~ powder smoke without coughing.
II IL not claimed for this EAlssm like most
haton' medicines. that II viii cure rli diseases,
put II is guaranteed TO cure all diseAs' = Of tho
lun "a. One bottle Of the Ealsam will. In. nearly
all cases. cure \ bad cold or cough Of from ono
cough ~ from two TO four months standing.
and lhrcn bottles any similar affection that ! Sa
been IN c~GiGtenCo from four months to two
years.
rp.ro be had a. +. y. Muiier's Drug Store.
FRO, Nevada.
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BANKING HOUSE
nF ~. T.. FIIEBMA. g. co.,
ELRo. NEVADA.
NJ. -. FHEEMhS. Manage
CnrrcEnnnhtnta.

Correspondents.
NEW YORK Agency 90 ihC EHuk 81 Call:ornis
SAS TRASCIsCO......I me iitnb 81 California
.........Th Alliance liauk.
AAA EH ANIIGEN- A...Ers I IL T.llinLn q ~
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VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK,

NO. Al SOUTH c STREET.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-08-01
The Two Pockets.

Tommy is twelve years old. His
sister Mary is sweet sixteen and a
half. The other morning Mary ac-
costcd her mother with : "Ma, see
what lot of stuff I found in Tom
my's pockets" And she deposited
on the table the following articles,
to.wit: Eight marbles, one top, a
broken bladed knife, leather strap,
buckle, bunch of old keys, q feb
ing line,piece of load,a smooth stone,
four pieces of slate pencil, worn out
pocket book, an oyster she'll, q
wounded jewsharp, piece of blue
glass, q rubber ball, lump Of chalk,
two dried Hsh-worms, q sling-shot,
piece of lndiarubber, two corks, a
fractured comb. piece Of licorice-root,
q song-book, two medals, and a iuv-
emile land-tortoise. Tommy looked
thoughtfu!ly, as the contents Of his
pockets were deposited before the
eyes of his mother, and sullenly re-
marked that it "was none Of Sis's
business, and he wanted her to let
his trousers alone" NJ
Next day Tommy captured the
outside pocket OF his sisters dress,
and carrying the contents to his
mother, sarcastically observed in the
presence of Mary" Ma, just see what
lot of trash / found in Sis's pocket,
and he produced from his hat the
following knick-knacks, viz: Three
hair pins. a soiled glove, piece of
chewing. gum, three cards, q broken
locket, elastic garter, piece Of ribbon,
two slate pencils, another piece Of
chewing gum, photograph, piece of
orange-skin, . love.letter, broken
tooth brush, more chewing gum,
spool of silk, q thimblc, q piece of
cotton saturated with white powder,
two sour.balls, gaiter-heel, ivory or
nament belonging to a parasol ham
die, pen knife with broken blade, q
fan, five visiting cards, belt-buckle,
box of rouge, another piece of chew
ing gum, fragment Of looking-glass,
q peach stone, . cigar holder stolen
from "Charley," . piece of damask
silk of the pattern of her. friend Lu-
cy's silk drcss, An artificial. flower,
horse-hsir ring, long brown hair
entangled in hunk of taffy, and .
slip of paper containing directions
for handkerchief flirtatlons.s .sa
Tommy placed the last article on
the table and slid from the room
with grin Of triumph on his roguish
face. His sister made "a Intellectual
grab for him. and as he passed into
the etrset heard her voice calling,
You nasty little brat, if zen get at
my pocket again I'll slap your face.
Tommy thinks honors are easy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-08-01
Geraniums and Snakes.

Snakes, it is said. may be driven
away from the garden By planting
plenty of geraniums. The geranium
genus, as is we'll known, possesses a
volatile 10 greater or less proportion
and also variety Of odors. These
are said to be obnoxious to serpents.
A missionary of South Africa had
his parsonage surrounded by nar--
row belt of geraniums, which effect
uaIIy protected the residence from
all varieties of snakes, and in South
Africa the Cafir people thus rid
their premises of snakes. Neverthe.
less, in temperate countries there are
very venomous serpents, and the
innocent species are not only innox>
ious but of great use from the insects
they live on. So don't plant 9eran-
inms to drive away snakes but plant
them for their intrinsic value and
beauty.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-08-01

We said before opened out Of the lit-
ting room, where in b snlali addition
to the main baildine that stood in the
way OF the neN bsiIdinR, sad Harry
had gives orders to she iwosAaen =
move II 70 the ~ sss q me way.
| Arrangements having been perfected
the previous day, at sunrise while
Zebe and his host still slumbsrod. the
carpenters, all unconscious OF Its occu.
pancy, quietly lowered this addition
on to rollers and started it to the
main building. 81
The door to Zebe's room had got
just opposite to the kitchen, space
OF feet intervening, when the shak-
ing and the noise awoke him. A late
earthquake shock being fresh in his
memory, he sprang at once from his
couch, and robed in nothing but
short night shirt leaped into the kitch.
en- INTO the very midst oil half dozen
cocks and waiter girls.
Such screaming Such rushing for
doors ! Such lifting of aprons One
poor girl in her fright forgetting that
new cistern had just been dug close
to the back door rushed out aud fell
headlong into it, falling distance of
thirteen feet fortunately the soft
earth N the bottom saved her from
serious injury.
The curtain falls for few moments
and then as the worthy MAYOR. car
pet-bag in hand, takes his place in
the departing stage he is heard to re-
mark Gentlemen, have roughed IL
in the West twenty-five years and
must say that enjoy seeing new
towns spring up, but when Improves
mcnts are rushed so fast that man
who goes to bed in the parlor bed
room at night awakes in the morning
to find himself in wash room 10, the
kitchen, the growth is altogethe, 100
rapid to suit me.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-08-01
The Growth too rapid for him.

3 +. M. Ziebach, mayor Of Yankton
went up to Souix Falls. Zsbs, as he
ia familiarly called is an sold timer
He has beon ia that country 90
years, could have bought the entire
site of the present city Of Yankton
At one time and have money left.
Zebe is also tho pioneer editor of
Souix City and Of Dakota. He
starred the frst paper ever printed
At Sioux City and tho first one print
cd at Yankton used to rup an anti
war paper 10 Dubuque, Iowa, in the
early days Of the rebellion, and has
fought it out on that line ever since.
Strange as it may seem this was
Zsbe's first visit 10 Sioux Falls. Har.
ry, the genial and popular host of
the Cataract House, has tender re.
gard for all editors. 1t is very ael-
dom that he takes cent from an
editor for board, and if there is any
thing 10 this world that Harry has
a weakness for, 1t is q Shropshire
old line democrat. Combine in one
guest, democrat and editor, and of
course, Harry. heart is big with
hospitality. The best apartments in
the House those adjoining tho ladies'
parlor were givcn to mayor Ziebsch.
Delighted with the hustle and stir
of the growing town, enchanted with
the beauty Of the falls, exhuberant
over his good luck in throwing the
Sioux City man off his track, so as
to have the town all to himself, and
fattered by the marked attention of
bis host, Zebe was having a pleasant
and profitable visit. His days we're
spent in taking oEdess, and ia noting
down beauties and improvements for
editorial correspondence, and each
evening his astonishment was increas.
ed by the arrival OF the four horse
stage and two extras all loaded with
migrants. BIS
But alas Zebe was out among the
boys one night, and sought his COM
Portable apartment q little late. Still
before retiring, he wrote up a glow.
ing description OF tho Cataract build
ing, excavations for which had been
under way that day. The next morn
ing his slumbers we're long and deep.
Now Zebe's apartments, sometimes
called the bridal chamber, which as
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-08-01
Merchants and missionaries I'm
#a &a OAfna Wsi

The Celestial Empire" largely
circnls,ed weekly ne~ppaesr pub.
lished at Shanghai, OAiAa, observes
that a marked change has taken
place in tho feeling ef merchants in
China to1srd the misei sparics labor.
ing there. Formerly there was
much ill-feeliag toward them, tho
merchants negardIsg the werk OF tho
raissl ,nares as opposed 20 tho istor-
ests { t eommsrce; while On the 9TH
or hald, the missionaries had but
TOO good reason to lesk upon tho
merchants With distrost, az eppon-
ents of their efforts to evan ellie the
lEoatsen. But this aatsgeaism has
large =. passod away, sad since ths
conn cneemsnt Of the ssrr;bls AN.
inc now raging 10 China, The nsr.
chan swho ontribatsd largely iastAe
relief 9! the sufferers have chesss tho
rnissi )nariss o.. aAs most s&io'sA4 and
trast 'orthy sgesm for the dissriAs-
tion II their sdfts. or this change
Of fe lag, tho "CsIeshal Empire"
eays. TEE 'i'e
Nothing could have happened to
bring the two classes Of foreigners
sojou mag in China more slesely
and 30 eftsctually in oontact, ~ this
most appalling calamity has done.
Nothn g conld have made more slear
to the laymen the good work tho
ministers are doing, or have shewn
the Willingness Of the former - give
credit to the latter for that good
work when revealed to. them, in
which tho kindness Of heart and the
true fraternity felt by foreigners to-
wards their fellow creatures in affiic.
ton, is exhibited TO 80 many thou.
sands of tho Chinese race. 1t is too
much to expect that all tho Chinese
who are at present opponents of
foreigners will DO converted and pre-
pared to receive them with open
arms. Prciudice 80 deeply rooted IN
not so easily eradicatod. Bnt mui.
titudes of the poor sufferers will
doubtless speak Of foreigners Nth
respect, and perhaps henceiortA the
hearts ofmAny viii be moro readily
opened TO receive sach hdinss a. the
have 20 proclaim. More
than this. the missio saries and mer-
chants now work together. NA-
thor has any dosht o. The other BAT
the one receiving the testimony Or
tho other, conf1es 10 lh Aasds ST
be can afford, that life nay DO saved
hunger appeascd, and suffering mlsi-
gated" -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-08-01

BLACKBERRY PUDDINe.--.To . pint
OF berries add a pint of sifted fon,, a
teaspoonfnl of nolasses. Dissolve a
teaspoonful Of soda in tablespoon Of
boiling water, and add to the batter.
Boil or steam in battered mould fer
two and half hours, and ssrse with
sauce made from the fruit by beiling
pint OF 1t with cup of water then
straining out the juice. Swssten -
taste and add a teaspoonfal Of corn
starch mixed smooth with a little bat.
ter and pinch Of salt. Lot boil for
five minutes after the thiokening is
put in.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-08-01

In IS announced that q vary i'm :
portrait reform Ia about 10 be isaug.
urate in Russia. That country is
the caly oae that has ssatinasd 70
rscko1 slime after what b called the
odd ssyls.' RE discrepancy has hesn
the occasion OF mach diiYisaIty il
a 1]usiing dates, but IL is anAeaasod
ina Warsaw letter that che Gregg
rian Calendar is likely 10 BIO adopt
ed. Tho Council Of State asd the
Ministers have for some .timo been
using both the old and the new styles
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-08-01

Mr. CHRISTIAN X. Ross hiss boen
appointed Master Warden OF The
Port Of PHILADELPHIA at yearly sal.
sry of'S2, 500. Mr.. Ross when ask
ed hdw much his efforts b find his
lost con bad cost him, said that in
cludir Z The $4,000 given him by
the ci.izsn's committee, nearly $780,
has tccn expended in efforts to re-
store the lest oAill 10 hts parents,
and b, dses aot propose - givs up
tao search - Issg as he can get the
means to pursue it.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-08-01

A correspondent of the Evening
Post writes from Paris that the first
prize at tho Paris exhibition cattle
show has been awarded TO az animal
which was bred In this country. The
prize was taken by tho Twenty
fourth Duke OF Ardrie short-horn
bull, bred byS. Thorne of Kentucky,
but now owned by Geo. Fox, of
Lichfsld, England llate OF the firm
of A. +. Stewart & Coz Another
animal, heifer Of tho same family,
the third Yrizee aN = 90 4 81 7s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-08-01

A WRITER in Scribner's Monthly
finds cause Of consnmp.IoA q. DO
insufficient and in-nntriheas food.
especially among New Esgland pee
Pile, whore pie, salt pork and fried
dishes enter largely into tho daily
dict. There Is doabaless great room
for improvsment In che Quality, Of
food that 10 Gates, aad zee little re-.
gard paid b Its nutritiys qualities.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-08-01
II %. a. ! h,-er q 49,.

If yOs are . fArnsr " ksel eas.
Farm well. Have ! gssi srshart
good garden, gooa stsek AID al inSel.
ligent family. Be intelligent your
self, and thus secure The respect of
all WHO Aonw yos, Yosghnlah. Y I.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-08-01

BLOOMINGTON HOTEL, SIMON wOoDHoUsE
ID Proprietor. Bloomington, Wis. Having reftted
and built ample room for the accommodation of
guests l am now prepared to accommodate them
with wellfurnshed rooms, coed beds and well sup
oiled tables, Sample room. Attentive hOstler;good
itAblinq 3l-42
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-08-01

~SNoN~
CoNEEDBRTr K ROADS (Which is In
the State Nv Kentucky. Jooly 16,
1878-Dispite our recent disastrous
failyoor to become Commoonists. we
determined to try it again. Ez there
amt nothing in our hands, ez Bas.
com and Pollock hev everything
that is of valyoo in this vicinnity.
we coodn't see where We shood lose
anything anyhow by insistin onto q
fair divide with q view of takin q moo
start. After all, Commoonism is the
proper notion. Wat difference does
it make to me that Pollock works
and | don't. Am / to blame for not
liking to work? am as nsoher
made me, and must live. There he
is ez he is, and he cant 2 OF anything
more than a Twin out of it. There.
fore it is her duty to accommodate
enuff for hisself and me, and if he
refooses to do it, it is my dooty. ez .
citizen, to compel him.
Issaker M'Pelter, the Deekin, and
myself thought the matter all over
and determined to stand no more
nonsense from them fellows, but
to take with the strong hand all that
witch they had so long defroded US
Nv. We determined to rise 10 our
mite, and wrest from them, despoil-
ers the property they had contrived
to filch from US. And every man of
lus rolled over and got up, and call
ed labor meetin.
a So *w 49,
| WIZ maxim the speech nv tho
mite. 1t wux o gorgeous effort. I
WIZ IN the middle of it'll was shOwin'
that all property wuz robbery, and
that in q troo republic one man
shouldn't hev any more than anoth.
or man. l was demonstratin the abb
surdity ofpermitten one man to hev
horded up that which he couldent
yoose, when others made in the same
image wuz hungeriu and thirstiR.
/ WIZ demonstratin the necessity of
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Nasty.

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