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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-23
TERMS
I EGAL NOTICE.

To Nancy Will. Daniel W. VIII, Aarpa WRl
Rebecca, intermarried = ith Jacab Srpltz, Mese,
Will, Hiram win, allen 5. Will, Silas VIII, de
ceased, eaying three children. Of who& George
W. Fair is Guardian. Louisa. iniermarried with
Henry Boucher, Josephine. internarried with
John Z. Schaff, Albert d. viii, Amanda O.. in,
terlarried with christian G. Keim, Mary NJ.
Will, Helen NJ, interm1rried with Joseph ID
Miller. S. Jane viii.
You are hereby notified that In pursuance of a
writ OF partition issued out of the Orphans Court
of Somerset County, Pa, / will hold an inquest on
the real es ate OF John VIII, deceased. in New
Centeryiile Borough, at his late residence, on
Thursday the 18th day Of April, 1879, where YOU
can attend II you think proper.
Sherihfs Office, EDGAR KYLE.
Mar. 10, 1879 Mar. Il Sheriff
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A SSlGNEES' ACCOUNTS.
The following accounts have been nled and will
be presented for confirmation on
Thursday, Nay LIST, 1879.
William Suder, assignee Of John ]. Fritz.
John NJ. Olinger, +" +. h. Hall and wife.
Jacob II. Miller, +" Jacob H:nebauph
and wife.
David STUN, committee Of Tobias BIough.
John NJ. Ulinger. Manager OF Dale City Mutual
Building Association.
BIS ). Fleck assignee of A. c.. Beam and wife.
y. s. Flick Joseph w. Beam.
First account of H. l. Baer and J G.. Ogle as
s.gnees Ct ]. U. kimmei and J. o. Kinimel 4
Sons.
II. +. SCHELL,
April 2. Prethonatary
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'CLYDES0ALE / WAX WORK STALLION

wish to say to the farmers Of the county that |
will stand my horse mobile Frank at my home,
one ami a half miles west of Je1nertown, and at
the stable OF William Horper, and at - from
the LIST day Of April until the 5th day of j 1879,
at the low price OF six dollars to insure a mare.
noble Frank is by Hefiey's Black Horse
Niger imported from England his dam was a
hye-eighths blood mare by imported Wax Works
also brought from England, making him seYen-
Fights blood. l only wish for parties who wish &c
raise stock to see hiin. as no finer horse stands In
the county to day. aad at the low price of service
be cannot fail to please. Payment to be made
person parting with a mare or not attending will
an insured mare regularly will be held response
bic tor the insurance. Coed care taken bat M
responsibility for accidents,
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4 S%SiGNEES' NOTICE.

~
Whereas Valentine HoOn. of Br.hersIaly
township, having made a voluntary assignment
for the benefit of his creditors to the undersignet
notice Is hereby given 70 all persons indebted /.
the AssignOr 10 make immediate payment al
those having claims will please present th'm 81
the Residence Of he s1ii HON Ia BrOIhsrsyala!
Twp, on Saturday, May 3. ts79.
GEORGEG. WALKER
March %. Assignee.
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NOTICE.

My wife having left my bed and board, the pub
lie are hereby notified not to haTbor OF trust her or
my account, as I viii be responsible Tor no debts o.
her contracting, unless compelled 10 DO 50 by due
process oflaw.
ApriI9 CORNELIUS c. LoHR.
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LIST OF CAUSES

List Of causes for trial al April Iei"'
mencipg sth Monday Of April lsis S.hr.k
/. Stephen W. z. Boy VS.. VIM p.
2. same ssernsr.
2 Cyrus Benfori's use vs.. D1Alel ErE
4J5s. Il Hammer vs.. A. V. Stanlehs Chars
!. .Iohn Montgomery endorscr' eN-
Rcam Is. SImAh
Brldigham. q EphnN
Ross. - 8rlfl4
l.. Spencer. ATE e Fsisft
IL. John Montgomery, endorser, ETC.
n Io6n Friedline vs.. Aaron FIietlns
IL 3 M.NA.P Beaehy vs.. J. n BoWnsh
I3. Henry CIayeomb's Admr v = Geise
IA W. z. Beeshlcy's use vs. Saisue
Is. John Heling vs.. Conrad HAZE ScaELJ.
Prthcnon9
Apre
.saea-3a$
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A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

henry NJ. Glessner Of S,onycrcek Twp, hr.
Ing made an assignment 10 the undersigned Red9
Is hereby given to all persons indebted to the said
AsSignors to make immediate payment 70 the
said Assignees, AMI those having clslms o.
present them TO the same for settlemnt al ue
house of Henry VI. Glessner, on SATURDAY Apl
% 1873.
JOHN NJ. 6LESSNER,
March 10 Assignee.
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THE Il

The property OF Alexander Countryman will
stand tr service the ensuing ason. ending
July loth 1879. The trst three days AZ the stable
OF Josiah Brant in Somerset borough, the next
thre at the stable of Philip Shaver in Frie,iens,
and the t.ext three days at tn. stable of the owner
In Layansyille aud 50 on alte ,nately throughout
Z In q IN = SunnlnE s x.aaLa
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D

Wax Work Jr. Is q beautiful NAH gany bay
perfectly clean and sound. with heavy, short. legs
close Jointed, OF great strength. good sctidn
thoroughly good temper q and has proved hiInsel
a good stock getter. he was got hy AK Work
Imported from England y; n heavy expense by tn.
Pennsylyanla Stock Importing Company. Geo
johnson, agent WIS Owned b. the WesImorelan1
aad f.ayette Horse Company. His dam Is "a large
well formed. Bay Chester Lyon mare, or Stomp
er." His grand sire Glory" the property vi Mr.
Taylor Of solnbam. England. He, by the noted
horse 'dlory who Won "A cup at Walden and a
prize At Wisebeck. The dam Of Wax Work Jr.
was a superior brown mare by Young Hones,
Tom. The Sire of whose grand Sire was the eel
ebrated horse Honest Tom" that was soid FOL
$500. Mr.. Country man purchased Wax Work
Jr. OF Philip Alderman OF Lycipus. Westmose
land county, Pa for n large sum Of money. Was
Work Jr. was on exhibition q. ths WestlnoTeland
county iair held at SreensbIrg. Pa, where he
dfeH hrst pre- g.ium. He vas also on xiii ion at
the Somerset county fairs held in lsl3, 1874, lsTd
1877, where he drew first premium each time.
TERMS.
Five dollars (s3) to insure q foal to be paid as
soon as the mare Is known to be With foal. Part
ing with a mare before she is known to be with
iodi iorteits the insurance money. Mares must be
hi regularly, and If put 10 any other horse
the insurance money will be claimed. ". B.
Cool care viii be taken, but no responsibility for
accidents and escapes.
ALEXANDER COCNTRYMAN,
April 10 Owner aud Keeper.
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COURT PROCLAMATION

NOURI PKOCLAMAION.-
~ Nm
WHKREAs, the Honorable WILLIAM H.. h4L-
President Of the several Courts OF Common -
Of the Counties composing the sixteenth jni1n
District, n Justice Of the Courts OF Oyeral1 ~
miner and General Jail Delivery, for Ne lll !.
all capital and other offenders Ia the said Hhlv
and DANIEL SrUFFT ami e.. g.. MUssELNAN
Guires, Judges Of the Courtsoi C1uinon fleaf
Justices OF the Courts O. O5cr and IerniAsl, =
General Jail Delivery. ior the trial oi au.at
and other offenders In the County Of S1mefsethi,
issued their precepts and % me directed W.
ing q Court OF COmmOn Pleas. ami Gtnshai -
ter Sessions OF the Peace. ard General Jsh -.
cry and Courts OF Oyer and Terminer, al s0~'
On Monday, April p, is'''
NoTICE IS hereby girsH 10 all the Justices@.
Peace. the Coroner and C0nstables Ei-hh
County Of Somerset, that they be then A1dtA.
their proper persons. with theirr rolls. ree'flNMi !
siti0ns, examinations. and other ememofaE" ~,
do those things which TO their Offices anu - n
behalf appertain 30 be done; and also tu,!
will prosecute againstthe prisoners ihai - II
be in the Jail OF Somerset C0FHty, % ne y -
there, o prosecute against Them a. sa1l
MI . Shera
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A ~SSIGNEE'S SALE
NEW PENSION LAW.

An pensions by new law, begin bae& az DAY q
discharge. Rejected eases also r~e-0penei. Rs-
sioners and applicants, send two stamps fr nE
law, blanks and Instructions u
n. W. FITZGERALD.
Feb. 20 Box 5SS. Washington. nc.
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TEMPERANCE WORK

The 5000 drinking holes which the
genius OF Chancellor Crosby has been
rapidly transforming into "hotels,'
are not having ii all their own way
either. Last Sundays Herald con
tanned advertisements Of seven TEN
perance meetings shat day, and this
was but a fraction. The City Mis-
sions alone conducs 220 stated tenn
perance meetings a year; Professor
Evans is speaking to crowded houses
every night; Sawyer is working won.
ders of reformation aud filling The
Park Theatre to overhowilg every
Sunday night, and Is lodges VI sd
Templars asd Is divisions of Sons u
Temperance are working more quiet.
ly, but doing a precious work never
theless.
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ours, sincerely,
OLIVE WAYNE.

Mr.. Phoenix read this missive, re.
read it, shut it into the Book of job
safe irom prying Mrs. Dubbs. and
drummed uneasily on the Bible
What a predicsment. Must be thrust
back upon Olive this gift for which
be so lately sued? Must be thus
humble her? He writbed at the
thought. Must be thus humble him
self? Better than all, must be relin-
quish this tried friend tor a lifetime
Having reached life's autumn, must
be reject its mature and appropriate
fruits for the rhubarb and greens OF
spring time? Alas! yes; be must
fulfill his engagement, for was be not
an honorable man ~ he would write
st once TO Olive a candid statement
of the ease.
But while be idled at his desk on
the morrow Mr.. Torrey came to ask
the loan Of a horse till his should be
in running order, and the deacon
laid down his pen with q Sigh of rs.
lief.
Feeling that he ought to tell his
brother-in-law of his contemplated
marriage, be led the conversation
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-23
SEVEN YEARS OF REVIVAL.

Ten years ago Jerry McAu!ey
prize fighter, thief, %ex-convict, wa
picked up by a city missionary oil
Water street aud became n changes
man. He could Dot rest with all thu
wickedness about him, and after
few years patient laboring q nilsson
was built for him 10 the worst part o
that awful street. Here for sever
years Jerry has preached aud exhort
ed, and his wife taken from the gut
ter also) has presided at the organ
while thieves, drankards a1d aban
doned characters by the hundred hav'
been led to a new life. The reviva
has known no break all these years
and though Jerry is nov sick wit
pneumonia, and has the seeds @
consumption actively at work with
in him, the great work goes grand,
on.
Besides this, there is o plain, ding,
old Mariners Church down near th
Brooklyn Bridge, where a constan
revival has been in progress owe
three years. A grey haired old man
with loving-kindness written all owe
his sweet old fuce, simply tells tn
cold, old story" to a crowd of wearh
er-beaten sailors, street roughs i
their shirt sleeves, and ChinameI
not q few, and in these three year
over fifteen hundred of these me-
have applied for church membership
What wouldn'tsome of ycur churche
give for an outpouring so. great a
that.
Herod lives 10 New York, and. L
save his golden crown Of profits, de
crees the slaughter Of the tenement
house ~innocents Dives fares sump
tuously every day while Lazaru
begs the crumbs from the rich man
table ; but whoever concludes there
from that the city is without tel
righteous men has something yet t,
learn about New York;
MORLEY.
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Headache. Pain in the Shoulders, Cough,
Dizziness. Sour Stomach. Eruptions. Bad
Taste in the Mouth. Palpation of the
Heart, Pain in the region OF the Kidneys,
and a thousand other painful symptoms,
are the oifsprings OF Dyspepsia.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-23

BY virtue suniry writs Of Fl. Ia. AMI Ala Fl
Ia. Issued ont Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Somerset Co, Pa. and to me directed l will ex-
pose to sale by public cutlery, at the Court House
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$50 you see Pm engaged, Mr. Pho.
nix" said Miss Olive, playfully, while
she whisked away q tear. "I'm en-.
gagged. You must marry some lady
who isn't And | hope you'll be as
happy as you deserve to be-" she ad.
ded, with a little tremor. springine
up TO adjust the curtain.
In vain be tried 10 bend her to his
wishes; she remained oatwardly as
irm as the h~esrtb-stone at her feet.
till at length be arrived at the IN.
welcome conviction that she had no
liking for him, or she would have
listened to his pleadings. She had
i~nterposed the old gentleman merely
as q sort ofeushion to soften the blow
OF her rejection.
If be took . smiling leave, it was
because pride tugged at bis facial
muscles, for, to tell the truth, be had
never been more disappointed or
~chagrined in his life OF what avail
the stylish equipage upon which be
bad plumed himselfa Was it no.
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gem pin uno Ser,srren unp naetoem Der
antras Dem @oup.rueur $4,000 sur
llntsrpraduna sir Ge(sblofstsit 3ur Ser
faSuns 3n ftsqen, psrluren sesanssn mar,
bewia'ste bas Saus enolit $75, 600 far
ZEN &rsn.l&ub. Der Antras auf Wie.
ssrsrwasuas wares ssfsut.
Corresponding. NuRiu IL. @pril.
uNa, nu," no d Elm Biuasn Gin @sieh
gilentabn Gei.Ni6afttA lu sssulirsn. bura
GrHsnnNps aen GNenbotn.G oglHiiarsn,
btren Ne&tt unp pHidten su bsnimmsn,
unb tas n0tbise Ws!D aur gaSfGtrpae
eitiss @sisSes ansapsifen. 90 lgg Der
0ousfrnfar ersi eilintaSa gsmmilfare er.
nennin, eeute, bic IN ieiner Nsiie Elm pe.
iuniarss anttrsift In Glfeneaausu babsa,
wel&e als Obtrle GiienbabntstSrpt fungi.
rem foaen. Disielben tabsn barauf ,u
feben, bab Nismanb aberportbeilt uesr be.
porsust w're, anp eaS biz Glfesdabnsn
ibreN ysrphtdtugaeg stgs1 bas wublttum
IN gpas dnf 4ra&traten, gsfSrosruns.
Naern uno euteti 3uRqne sse 9aba, Sc.
ausmliatsit fir YaiIaaierf In @s,as auf
pspet u.eal. stwiftnoafl aahipmmsn.
Sebt usterfhrsituHs sser Nahldlfsttit
ititens Der Basn wirb ais gete.teu b..
tradtet nno nit i&psrsn @.!p. uns Sc.
fanSntbarafsn asabaeet. 60 last 5 8 oes
bslrtatnsen @eitses, bag, wsus siR sGiien.
tqen Gcmmifdr Der bstrsFtnSen gi(en.
batn @ttaiaaft on,etst, Oae GA tint
Bride, utktrbau oter lonaiee -5truillr
per Gilsa6qbn in ssfabEliassi anaaass
tsNnest, IA muR bic Geleqlaaft lulae
siruItar aa& iwsI faaea Der a!fo semua.
ten Nn,slss In ful4sa 3uitanb isssn, tu!s
Der GommiiIar 60 porlhrstbt. uno fur it.
bsn Sag her ytridumnib 1000 Dollar
Straft iatlen. Der gOmmiNdr eat hss
@edt eis YaAase son 34aen aatr uNKders
gtegen aansfid AZ an!srfaaen Ssss bic
5abrssfdDiabtsiett Der 3ige ftf,ufeasn.
Nire irseno sine perion purm bas Sab,
rtn pen. 3aatn iiter (oI&e ais .ssfdbrlia"
be,ei&n.ts Steusn cerfrapsslt esss sstsu.
tsx 70 eY sey @upsrtaieaeeuf unb die
aTsste Gptsutis.. gtamtth bsr 8atn &c.
! isafdaiI. fopie ber Snssaisur uno Con.
euetenr bss betreTsnotn 3usss bss iAus.
ren Gnsriifs ODER 2peltlaats lasleis s,.
| astsl gRp Wit auhtbaushtaft bon 40
Sdbtsu hsirah yttrssn. -
Sspsr eOmmirar ioa $4,000 jabrlit
G5ebaIt tsaieten une etgsn Aeno con 50,
| goo Dslars fur ;rsss 4mispsrNalInns
Ssgsp. J gsp Sen YtfpG'afaassa. mslas
ek Gilfntabn. @fleiIlAalieu ssn commit
ia.sa sesenhbsr baten, ano iulssnpe unes'
labr tie namboftsasn: Die @slta(Gaf
mug untsr s;e!;a srbarteisr ansabe pes
.prlIlpsnten eter 5eerstars am l. Ssp,
Ser isbts Satrss onestsa;
/ /. MieSiop pt (aRltai 4alqss
:. Wit shlbaSon taabtt
3. Das 8attatsn {pgle @{buissn ssv
@sfsafaafs, fqe
4 NaHsr auS Wotno,t aller Beamtsn
S. Monutlihss 8srsei9nib Der Qinnab
m'n far Yaltasisr-Ysi6rpsruna,
6. Ginnatme, ptr Wlonat fur Jraht
teioncsrs III eatsi an,useben. wie pie!
pallsn YaumpuM uae Wulabl per s3sf0t
Uttssies 6tI0s0ett ,vhtSsi,! 'Fs' -
~. Die Idnfsnee Nus9absu fir JraAt
und pafasitt1iet,
> N's. Aae ausSatsp per @s.G,Salt, s,S
iAheIia Saidrs i.pes DsaMtss. '''
"a. Wslbs Grprsessietlfaafisn bic Bab
. tsnubsn uab unter msl&en Bebtnaunsen
ii 10 NrIdyt Trdfbt, cbrr 5,nuannrI
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@tiGs ,u untsrbredsn. 5asen bislt Gar,
lota's 5ano. wsiTunssooa bstrad.
tsts sr bas tbeure Nntlib, matr eno biz
Nnsl nm isiu etn,ss.s <mso ieinen ebr'
lietea Nusen Hbraae auf 1brdne erprsbte.
Sis atbmst, Fifsrte sr nad ether Ian
gen Yaule benz Doctor au, id erfsnne IS
peutlit -
: l1ne fe tpirb erwadsn, bsfatiste bielsr
In etrielten Weile, unc tofsntlih in oas
Neih Der 5braume permeils len, pas pisi fen
3ufane berbeiiitbrte. t{fusf
, Deosr 5sllpis nod Naaer pper Strbsrt
abntsn bic eioentlide Bsoeutuns Der lsbtsn
Ncrte. Sie battsn nur Sinn fir Die
ltetlids srotilhe Blume, msldsr etn @ft.
baud bic Tarte raubts. Bersitwitls ira.
ten Fe duf ,gliot's Nate auriid, 8iifer
unb 5elpig binter ben Stubl, wossgen
9erbert, Nsquinoetia uno @oqrab purh
ben 8orsarten an bas Setufer btnatfubr-
te, pu fe BON Der Ytranba aus niAt i1ltt'
bar warsn.
gnbld, sntlid iarbten Td garlota's
Wansen .ptseer lelht. Gin milpes 2aasln
lpielte nm bic nsu ers!abenoen eippsn,
mid attr ioBleta wisber Dor einem Mus.
brud tiefltsr Irausr. ;3itternb bsobadts.
te GQiot bief,u Bealsl. st tsfardtte
einen pas CARTE Qeten lamer bsbrubenpen
parprYsmus.
Msin 6ino, Id bin BEL btr, rebete ga
gen fe an, als @arlota bale oarauf bic
Nu8sn Sfaete unp befremoet UNI 1t fab.
S,e ihien RA auf etwas gu beFnnen.
Sire Blide (hwsiftsn uber ben Gre uuo
bic abenblih beleuAtste Walpuns. W't.
berum trat bas tinblihe 9dAdn auf ibre
3ase, uno wieperum peroranste es Die tie.
fe Irauer.
.NHb I3 t5astteaas faiat.)lf Z 4
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- Die Dilthe @neae(ei1sbabu pirb In

- Die Olaltde @nsoeleiistabn tpiro In.
nerGalb bieler Wohe BON Soulfon bts
@bepbero, ooer auf eine @trede pen ftinf
Meilen I'm Betrisbe 1ein.
-Sn 6or! 8urtt 0nb bret Ysrlunen
psrbaftet porben, auf ben bsitimmt erwe.
lenen gerbaht bin, bic pOiltutl ltsn 3wi,
lden Sort Wcrtb unb Sort 9Juma teraubt
3u babea, 4n itrsn Yerlonen purben
stele ppfnarfsn sefunesn anb Der Ser.
oadt 1T nod srtobt ,purDsn baSurA, bab
l1e tn Dem 2rosant 6otsl fur &ol unb
9osis In poiamattsn be3ablten. Nus bic.
ism @runpe bat man aud ben gissntba.
mer bieies Sotela fefsenpmmen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-04-14
Seas
ltnfere 9taatSleaieIatur

WNIeIe eSIUUIVIc9tCIutNr
Mufin, II. Npril. Die @ig pslbe Sc
ilimmunaen trtat ater baa afefment unb
bic gin3istuns BON Stsusrn pon Qauoe.
reisn In uNOrsaaiiIrten Counties, wurbe
I'M Senats anssnommea; ebsafatls bic BID
sur @meneiruns bes Jreibr;sis Der @tapt
Gan antonio. Die yta sfbt jsbt an ben
@cupernsur CUR unteridrilt.- .-NaA Ian.
gem 5ins uno Ser,erren unp natbem Der
@ntras esm @ous.rueur s40,oao 3ur
lntsreraauna Der @e{sslOastsit sur Ser
faSuns sn fsQsn, psrlorsn seaansen mar,
bcwi(!'ste bas 9aus enblit $75, 900 fur
ZEN @rsnll6ub. Der Nntrag auf Wis.
tsrsrwasAnS waree sefsut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-04-14

- 3wsi Staltsner Mamsns s!ntpnD
9rsaalIa gnp .. IH. SanrUva, In Dallas
potnbait. babsn einea Strsit esbati, 100
bel erlter,r ssl4cdsn uno ssfatrlih psr'
wunbet wnrps,
- Nm SamRas uarsa bersits 9siuhsr
fir tas Sanssrfeit in Autin einsstrcifsn.
Sn Der Stapt III @qss qsbes sap 3sms.
asna, nm pi; isptsu Q2t6srs,uRS su ma.
DIN. 81 Der MOsnus puttsn ,ns srOss
1riumphtcsen srridtet? Man erwartst,
pab sum gsFe minoslsas 5000 arsmoe
anws(eao lsfn rsrp.n. :
psa YETI. Ssaat.xom,is bat it.'
bic Bid, bsn &onsrsb ,u sriuhsn, ,,pii&su
@alpeRos une einsm msritanilAen 6afsr
eins Dampieritnis 3u stabltrsn, uHeu"atl
berthtet.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-10-18
General Grants GaIena Home.
From the Galena Gazette Oct. 7.


The repairs on General Grants home in
this CITY will be completed this week, and
the house will be ready for the reception of
the family on Monday or Tuesday next. Tho
rooms down stairs are being re-papered,
and when finished will present very hand
some appearance. This week part of the
furniture is to be upholstered anew, and
the house furnished with such articles as
needed. There is at present but a meagre
show in the parlor and other rooms i'll the
way of decorations. In the first named
apartment, in the way of wall pictures, we
saw photograph of the magnificent and
costly cake presented to General Grant by
the ladies of the Hebrew Fair in New York,
in 1868; also photograph of the grand
stand in front of the De Soto House
as it appeared on that memorable day in
1865 when upward of twenty thousand peo-
pie assembled in Galena for the purpose of
welcoming home the conquering hero. Be>
sides these there are two handsome mirrors,
corner brackets, &c. On the marble top
centre table is a basket which is filed with
the cards of callers and visitors from abroad.
In the library the walls are decorated with
four pictures very beautiful emblem of
the ancient Scottish knights "a presenD a
steel engraving entitled Morning" n
chrome representing Grant in boyhood
driving horse which is dragging behind a
large bundle of fagots, gathered in the
woods by the youthful Ulysses; also chro.
mo representing Grant as a Captain during
the Mexican war in the act of heading his
men in charge.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-10-18
Ute Chiefs ElOquence.
From the Laramie Times


Warriors, l have called you around the
council fire to talk with you. We are not a
great nation. The bones of our people are
bleaching in the home of the pale face. We
are becoming more and more seldom. The
buffalo and the elk, too, have disappeared
before the pale face. Grass is growing in
the war-path. The white man took away
our laL DIS and built narrow gauge railroads
over them. My people are few. 1 shout,
and their voices come back to me in the
wailjng winds, Our camp fires have gone
out and we are compelled to use the base
burner of the pale face. The jerked buffalo
of our fathers has disappeared, and the white
mans porter-house steak and jerked pan
cakes are given us TO keep away starvation.
These are our wrongs. We have called on
the Great Father at Washington for redress,
and he told us to 'brace up" Are those the
words of kind father to his children! We
asked again, and he told us to "cheese it, y
Is that the talk of a great chef? No! We
are dropping off like autumn leaves. The
toes of the red man are turning up on
every hand. (Cries of ooh, let up" from
galleries. We are but handful Where
once our wraiors we're as the sands of the
sea now there is not a corpOrals guard.
There are not enough to make o pie. The
Great Spirit does not like this. He has i'll
timated as much to me. He love Ills red
children, and will not allow the pale face
to get the bulge on them. The buffalo, the
elk and the antelope belong to the red man,
The Texas COW and the veal outlet belong
to the pale face warriors. l have taken
down the tomahawk and the scalping knife.
1 mean business. My system requires the
blood of the pale face. am getting billions
and need change Of 7cene. We must have
n little excursion throughout Colorado. will
arrange for the round trip and furnish re-
treatments And now farewell Go to your
cCuches and rest. Ask the Great Spirit to
be on your side. i think he will. We will
pray that he is, anyhow. Warriors on the
morrow we will 60 on the war path. Some
will never return. Their wives and pap
pooses will wall aud their anguish will be
heard on the evening breeze. Gather in the
scalp of the Colorado Granger and bring
me the scalp of his red headed squaw
Plant the pale face under the daisies, as it
were. He has taken away our lands and fed
on the bert of our carbonate. Let us chun
him up some and give his flesh to the
cayotes And now warriors, goodnight.
Adux! Bon Homing Ia! Ia! Don't oversleep
yourselves, for on the morrow we cook the
goose of the pale face and ride our horses
over his watermelon vines.