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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-09-03
County Contention.

&REPUBLICAN County Convention will be held
Sxssr1ay, the 18th day of September, at one
o'clock P. NJ. for the purpose of nominating can
5fiaaates ior Clerk of the Court and Superintend-
eHrt of Schools. for Jefferson County.
Each town viii be entitled to five, and each
vslrJl of city and each incorporated village to
swu delegates in said convention.
BY order of County Committee.
GEO. c.. SMITH. Chairman
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-09-03

A PLANK in the Wisconsin republican
platform declares that every voter in en-
titled to cast one vote at an election in
accordance with his own free will. But
the moment Captain Dixon stepped on
that plank he was shot.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-09-03

The republicans of New York hold
their state convention to-day The three
persons most prominently named for
governor, are Alonzo B. Cornell, William
H. Robertson and John Fl. Starin. The
republicans are confident of carrying the
state this fall because of the harmony
exciting on our side, and the dissensions
III the ranks of the democracy.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-09-03

BECAUSE The Milwaukee Sentinel is
not in favor of Senator Blaine for next
president, it says that nobody in Wiscon-
SIN is for him. If The Sentinel would
take pains to inform itself it would find
that Blaine men throughout the state are
by no means scarce and that they are
growing more numerous every day. The
SentlnePs"wish is father to the thought"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-09-03
Fair.

The directors of the c. W. A. IN. A. will
meet on the Fair Grounds on Saturday afternoon
September 9th, at o'clock, for the purpose of
granting permits to sell Refreshments &c, dur
ing the approaching Fair The Directors, as
well as all persons desiring "a chance i'll" should
be promptly on the ground at the appointed
time. Prompt payment will be insisted on rain
or shine. F. P. BROOK, Sec'y.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-09-03

ENGLISH financial authorities predict
IAN enormous balance in favor of Ameri-
es for some time to come, and place the
amount of gold which will come over to
us as high as s9,7O0,OOO. There is no
material for democratic stump speeches
in that kind of talk.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-09-03
ShfIOh'S Catarrh Isemtdy,

a marvellous cure for Catarrh, Diph-
liberia, Canker mouth and Head Ache
With each bottle there is an ingenious
nasal Injector for the more successful
treatment of the complaint without ex-
tra charge. Price 50 cts. Sold by K
Schubert & Son
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-09-03

THE Indianapolis Journal suggests as
democratic ticket for 1880 Blackburne
a1rd Barksdale, holding that the author
Gthe yellow-fever plot and the murderer
Of Dixon would fairly represent demo
cratic principles.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-09-03

ALEXANDER MITCHELL has written
fnrm Scotland to friend in Milwaukee
that under no circumstances would he be
aseandidate for governor.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-09-03

AND now comes a democratic paper in
Georgia insisting that the aid of the fede-
raj bayonet shall be invoked if matters do
not progress more decently in Mississippi
1t says: eff the governor of Mississippi
feels that he is unable to cope with the
political bashi-bazouks that infest the
state, then it is his duty either to convene
the legislature or to call upon the gov
ernment for troops to suppress the out
breaks: for it cannot be denied that the
wisest, most Just and easiest solution of
ruffianism that has outgrown the powers
of state is the bayonet." Now, remem-
Der this is not the bowling of some 'black
republican fanatic" but is the peaceful
demand of southern bourbon who sees
his party going to the "demnition bow
vows on account of its atrocities and
outrageous wrongs, and cries for halt.
But if the party is going to surrender its
issues in this way, what will there be left
for it i'll the next campaign to fight for?
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-09-03
inc Clothing Cheap

Through the separation of the firm of Schiller
Il Son l am induced to sell out my entire stock of
goods, extremely cheap and will do so by the
yard or made up. l assure my customers and
friends that will satisfy them now as before. I
deliver and guarantee good fitting suits Over
Goats, Boys Clothing, etc, in the newest styles
AUG. SCHIFFL Err
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-09-03

The public debt was reduced 1921
aas, during the month of August.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-09-03

Down in Mississippi you can vote the
democratic ticket or be shot, Yazoo please
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-09-03
SELECT SCHOOL.

Miss Elsie 7. Lewis will open September 1st at
the residence of H. H. Lewis, North Washington
street, IA select school for boys and girls Course
must be made early as only limited number
VIII be taken. Terms, fifty cents per week
WATERFOWL Aug. 18th, 1879 43w3
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-09-03

GENERAL Garfield, Of Ohio, will make
five speeches in Maine this week, and
then, returning home, devote all his time
until the October election to the republi-
can cause in his own State. There is not
more earnest nor a more practical states
man in all the country that General Gar
fold
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-09-03

The 26th general exhibition of the
Wisconsin State Agricultural Society will
be held on the Fair grounds in Madison
beginning Monday Of next week, Septem-
Der Sth, and continuing to Friday the
18th inst. OF course there is no need of
urging all who can to attend the State
Fair, nor need anything be said as to
the inducements offered, but suffice to
say that the society propose to have an
exhibition of stock, products, articles and
machinery worthy Of Wisconsin and her
people. The annual address will be de-
Hvered by Col. VIM. F. Villas. The rail
roads with their accustomed liberality
will sell tickets to and from Madison dur
ing fair week at excursion rates.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-09-03

am using these bu.gies in my livery, and
keep them for sale. l can recommend them in
every particular: They are the best riding buggy
in the market Any one wishing to buy a good
durable, easy riding buggy, if they will give me
call, l can convince them in short time that
what say is true. F. X. KENNEDY, Agent
39m3
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-09-03
VCIICIetI -ASt1.
Watertown, Wis, June Sd, 1879.
Still in the Field,

ENpHfY year, !. 'ra.fival Surveyor. 80
Atar- ii This clis. ;am,iii.r wlth every
.ru,l- >tr-tt. ut. moi.ud and moIuneu,.
vii nrrati: al wurN -nirii<trti tony care
To ttu>. 10 AZ al to b:., reasonable
ritr-cs WEI NJ matr. 10 hos. who can
mol, ny Srivicts offered grarni,ously.
K ,'drnce North avenue 9Th, ward place OF
business III ne iitid
PRENTICE,
Deputy Co.nty Surveyor, ex cry ngineer
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-09-03

Either as pleasure or business Buggy, has never
yet been approached in the art of carriage build
ing. 1t is superior to all other buggies for its
Simplicity, because the complete running gear
of these buggies is constructed with fewer parts
and pieces than the ordinary side or elliptic bug
gies, and hence, Lightness Strength and sura-
bility are secured. There being no rigid connec-
ton between the aXles, no violent shock or strain
can be impaired to the wheels or any other part
of the vehicle.
An ease of motion is impaired to the body never
before equaled in any kind or class of Pleasure
Carriages, while, at the same time the buggy
presents an elegance in appearance, and STYLE
of Finish never yet approached. The Eclipse is
positively an Anti-Rattling Buggy, there being
no piece or part about the entire gearing that
can ever wear so as to become loose or ''shaky''
A New Coupling is substituted for the ordinary
fifth Wheel (which is novelty for its simplicity,
safety, durability. and elegance. A Perfect
Track. The Eclipse is the first Side Spring
vehicle ever yet produced without rigid perch,
that will not throw the hind wheels out of track
when one spring is more heavily loaded than the
other, causing the Wagon to pull hard through a
mud or heavy road. There is positively 10 side
motion to the body when the weight is more on
one side than on the other.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-09-03
Mt R1ILRO1D ENTER
PRISE.

Mr. e. FL. johnson, Chief Engineer of
the Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Company, accompanied by II. G. Burt
Locating Engineer, came to this city yes
terday on the o'clock train. They were
met at the depot by Messrs. H. II. Giles
and Geo. E. Bryant, and with team
the party went out through Blooming
Grove, Cottage Grove, Deerfeld, etc, to
Milwaukee. This company has already
surveyed a line from Lodi to connection
with its Fond du Lac road, north Of Mil
waukee; but we nave no doubt that an
equally feasible route can be found from
this city to Milwaukee, and one passing
through a region of country now desti-
TUE Of railroad facilities, and that it
would be greatly to the advantage of the
company to make it's Milwaukee connec-
ton from this city-Madison Journal
Aug. 2SM.
This road if built will run through JEFF
ferson county, probably striking the
towns of Lake Mills, Aztalan, Farming
ton and Concord.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-09-03
Til New Home

Retaining all the Best Principles of the "Sing-
er," much improved, combined with other pril-
ciples Of leading Machines, making Machine
capable Of wider range of work, made of bet
ter material, Superior in Workmanship and neat
er in appearance than Machine in the Market.
, 1879-06-13

Awrtcr in tho Londou Tihs<s says: Whsa
my pony's sl,oes we're worn ont had Mctn 70"
viii, al, occasional drive Of mtla Of two on tho
highroad, whfs his hoofk were hartenl11g. Tho
rusit III tlrst scelped doubtful. The hoof Mas
tlilu she'll and kept chipping away until y
bS whisls tie ,hou had been tasteued. Altar
tl,s lie hoof grew thick al hard, quito unlaks
what II had bsvn before. | now put the pony 10
full wnfk, and he stau!ls It well; Ne y mere ,
ht,ofs orv in 10 tauger fSu,n tho rough hsnh OF
tllo iurrlor; aud the change alloscsher has bsen
q r,cur gun Without anythi1sK to set Qit against
II. NV potty, ! nay add, was lot~eeii four aud
i've years oIi--rssnS four, fancy, Is tho correct
phrasr. Ilu ha. bseu regularly shod up 10 tha
present year." =
, 1879-06-13
Tho Lnte Outrage.

20 1na;1 ,ae Ia"0. 11o.a o. "a. l'.oane
eh4.".u, 'en. w., Il! !ne.o Aso lnsu nslus WY,
lhouRh s'sltcd Dv the greatest wrong, ne7er VIII
assert tlletr rights. 1t becomes Ia such cn8es
NECESSARY for sympathetic people to take ,tp
t,,c,r cn,,x, fnr ,t,cm. few ,rccla ooo ,ovorol
,a.. nrn,n,.nt so,,,,sr,nu ',,oidnr FL FL, nas,'
very prominent eent!enen uo'olhE nssn posi-
tious In tic trust OF the Nation were. through
envy or so,ne other evil notion, put upon pub.
lin tr;,, IN ouhftc court ,,rnr, +i,c trfor,e,,s
.,,,rl,.. ~ ..,.,.',,,1,s ~ naror.-a. 49, .,.s
S"s'ss " a".s '.o .s-o ~, ..As..s ~ wv
ENORMOUS amount o1 $sU,0O0. Resting upon
their immaculate honor, and confident
that there were many yaye IN which the oytl
tonrrc of 1nrsuicIon couH ho sftonce1, or t,,e
.s,,,s.a ~ ,.r a,..',, ,,,n.s ..a.s'. ~. sAs
eo"fso o. hef a'taek Diverted towards she ocean
of obliVIon these l'ssh funcsonarlcs cauc. calm,
and cot,posctl, and voluntarly In answer to tue
eumu,ous OF tic court, Md submfttcf1 to tho
,n,,I,,o,t,,, NJ ,,tor I1,a fa,.s,, ,,,,o,..s ~
i"nnr rmd IN srnoncie,,s ~ n1iisht.na es
,.r, III n n,,,r ~ ~ 1nn .Hp a III caet,
1us5 LUZ on,J ~ VT .i. niu H.. ts. aiAk aIu uucu
~ % tnr IN tc,p erns ,a,; a'ti.e ter
" no,, ihc eo"rrc. they ycrc ~
pol'eo @ up n III ,aein,r mu'o ~ n1it
t.,,.,, ~ musS "h5 G,ranet. eu,nt r,,,re ~
ns s,oufr fro, s"1 t}'otr ,rf,d. Mnnr n,tnnna
"u .n.o ''i i,,+ ~ ,yiti. "in.
ste a3,aan,tafa ," ~ itmn III
s'ersec;o 1c for th
,,.t iln T., t,,,.,.. ve."a ,.hn. .tas
proseeniu spo'n ~ nass5 s"ess ,~t" MhS' ,m, nG5
1eni .n.eu y. .ho a,,,x"r, ass -; v,ncss
. ~ W. ...t,n.,,.,. ~ ,xi anr;i,,nf.t IN sn.
t. II Eens1ssi si.i, VIZ ,1 ~, t,rt, ,h,,, s,snt
isnse tusa' ns = ~ ,1t,, ~ ,,v. s, ~,
oue ~ oha away .s a,! as M euowags III, spaln s W
~ other si,le a a. eaeit sweep slen ot r. r.
el sa!ne wneehs!y w iro''' IT,. "ea. III y, ,to.s .o
Gfesnn opponents, NM: @S r,,in na sng,s, e1.
Will htau"'ss arsis"oas'' a.sis sanao Tha
N nh nn mfetsn's w W n,'su'so, nns".o: LIZ an
sin-siG'lialt5'uh VIM "ns ena9Seu ~ WIN ,l
lufsmnT so..en s.9nshaau r,hfe .,@ ma,. ,o 10
cefous ;,aa uni ~ nv W
tne nes.!a sois ~, ~ a,st :" ar,crr;ne5 ~ II
ffohN-~as p'fhaps 'ne Inpst hEGtie'cu % ~,
, 1879-06-13
troubles of tho IirEtisl, Cavalry In South
Aff1eR,

CTrrt*n7ndrnrt Lonaon stsrs.
a. arae. .stci1,rs., has manlfestel It's presence
hut tDu surely In thn esyalry briradc. On
Thursday tI,c nragoou Guards lost two horses
by this mysterious disorder. Both carried thelF
ri!lrrs that tay'a march, 't,,d atc after 9So!nH
sulcn nt,I died III llalf I'LL llour III stronE eosa.
yuIsIoi,a. ,nyself witnessed on Friday night
tl,e death Ut u,o ihlrtt pUor hruto belonging to
.s regiment Ms ha i posn 9a o1s'd rone - aS a.n an
With tic troup. Gradually becoming worse, he
l,at been led out OF camp, nsiu when saw nun
about noon ho was staggering tn Circles, W!tn
scays nks. disturbed %. GFeata4h' pfo1esisx
cycs, Then 10 fell, n,ll aoon died, conyulhod
with foam frotEng from his mouth and
tDstr!ly. tn ttln previous night flia !.aneets bad
shot horse on suspicion of ta@ oiseass; H. ana
n,uje Of lla consignment from England died at
CaInperslown fro1a tho same caltac+ NN 70 10
feared tsat before thn cavalry hotsoa Eet sea-
sunei-os, to use tho Colonial phrase, sailed
standing every pEe.antlon. Gnu pFecautaon VIII
so,,nd stranes 10 English readers; ll!c hotsGs
wear at night rcspirators, consisting o. lannct.
tags c,,yroIlng ,'lr ostrils nint mouth thus st
nnce stratnIi,g tc u,,asmattr niaht asr and pra-
yeus,ll. tile Eurscs from eating Krnaa Win tne
hight dow an ii. Vhe CDio,sists hold th's 70 70
thu ttalu cause OF Tie l!seasc but LITTLE really
autears to ba established IN tue subject. Ils
or, lust u horse from tsc bto ot plit1 adder.
lii iseA luIf oil hour after bsln BIZ, nnd pose-
muaIlccisst bY .lc poison, which had acted sx-
! clllsivelY on thn h'utN!.,
al!s cavalry marching in = l!sht t. order a.
possible, ttclr couums,ts casnsa a3i On ne h3tses
VII. nIth te i rsqiieisns ot thu tables framed BY
ihn co,ninis.su oyes whteh poor Coz. Moule pss-
sided Tic troopers lrayc tl'eF va!sos at ti'a
hnse. attt take with thcul III their wallots only
s,ueis s| IL rbangs Vi unIesclothtae, Win : cloak
rolled IN front of the saddle, and behind tllo
| |o,sa hlankct wrapncd tn an o!l-sktn cover Tor
il,e sude wllan 10 catnp III spite OF all etiorta
towards diminishing weight, sllu troopers still
r1a r!ose sn 10 e!ghtoen stone, aud It aaetah ia.
! pussib!u 10 get bu!ow this weight, which u too
| Esyat tos any countsy, much moru for ono where
supplies arc precarious aud whste tue climate
IL rxta,stiug. Yi,e heat Of tas day IA sttll very
powerful md It woult 0a OF itnfAenso sefvtGs
In sparinE tic horses II marches could bo dnlsh,
q! while w yet thu uuol Of thu morning hus not
| quito dttd away.
, 1879-06-13
S0I,OYIEFF.
Tho Career or ihn YbntiR Njhtiist Who AT.
tempted. tn ASran>iDn.n tho CSMr.

rr, t,,~o.r .,r In v,,,r Whilst WIN AZ.
t"r,nt.,,, :, a....,,n,tc ,l,c t,xur.
Sr,c ,1rE snn,
hle5ai,aef nore'le''' "aD a.e'"pleu !" assie,
sinatc tho Ef1 ,oeror Vi hussla of' the t'th oi
April last, ntA " to Was haAxGd On the 9th that.,
sfr,on rcr.ive,t hfs urinary c,],tcn,ion In ryn,.
oN '.'' -" .e,''.., e.
iiaslaf IN INC 'apta'' a"a unseie" eue 81.
Fctcralurg lntr'rs!tY In lo1o. ~ tl'at time
Kussjan students had yuFlie 10 attend more to
polItirs auI schc,ocs Of reyolutlou than 10
sn,J.,rt,a, ,,a. .,-,, ,,,1 a,nyictr nr,ttn,, ,h.
neauefhieat 'cetnsel anu aoioyien a''teu tnc M
university 10 'l'e s.':ona YUM " nus es,"rat' 'e
of pacon, II, order tt,c better to ptonagatc tlu
scn, tnnnrta of tn, NlhiItsts whnsc nnrtv ,,c hud
,''a 1,,'. ~ ~, Nv on,, ,,tsoavarn, H. ssn'
!onct'' hu' l''e tohec eoo', o'seo.u n'o ,u'"
Altor tint he b,istetl himself wherever hin
strvlrcs wcrn nrm,nieh, IN A,ril II, In
A. p.t.rsn,ry In i ottnmote1 Ia nssns-
~" s'.,no's' Nv .1o~.,.,os ,rl1,,
t,lc latter was walking IN The gardens
not 4OJ feet from Tho Winter Palace. Just f,c-
foro ,h, n.,n,k Ia ~ ,iiored a loree t,o,o of
....,,',. Io ..1 ,,ors,,. uno n.or.
speeators mntsen iaF ~, ~ 9Uor m ~, se sGu 'nH
W. i.pesaF ne vas altea ~ sne pysUn: ~, ,.,; ~
fe' 'o!is snots, none OK m, ., .,eis ~, ~
s. g.. sns "shi hot ~ ~ s,ntnT "d n,t "aa a,ua
- a.. ss.,,l, tt.. ,-.,,,i.1 bu oae,.u ~, tho
o. sheee stfnek tse ms'. usn1s1 1',a, ~ @ s
neeM %hM ns sagre an .ass .,, 11,aa ~ ~ ~
gso, Mhes ng ~ snt,,.toT NJ a. 5.ar -.
is nlous. IN ts Gon9a.nn - spieSs ,ts VA h Sa,
t 70 LUG uee o. ue eEa .. o!se ~, m,nca .tnr,,
hk'1u pnysn'ans "trc XIV frt,,, ""n LAM,
n anto.ea asla easEu .xns @ III, H.. IT,. ".
% ~, .s aM .a,;s i,saif =, ,,mi ioxn re,, s,,r.
le,n. " oso!' h,hssi ~ h., Gar-,o us!m w
cess.! 'au H. IN. neGn W. ~ ,'Tr ,n ,o':,n !,
poso 1,., y aJ'f ael ts, nIs ns' so i. stut.nrtt
...a. ~ ..a1 uMst ~ . ,..u .i,,,s. ",,i ~ ann
a!u sossS; usa ';ot e!sncet .ia @ ,u = e W.. Smc
o. a.. .lae pnySieA'ls Nv pigouS'f '"qa''". MY
"1a son ,l ~ ~ taVe mes r.. H..
ooto''oit WIZ 'Lea1ceta.s rv' H. .,ttun
nsnsf, nna nha n.y. Ien'sn me. n,a ntnon'
lus Isla', .Intt Le Mas ~ ps ~
ia sentence VIZ inE sls,eo oG. es''su o,; snn IT,
e Wls Aept only ~ 1!o nnpe if u nc ,''ist uls
cover nus aerotapncea. ~ WIS LILY" M's"nut .,as
Jhry, ai..' WIN iot nlloWEo ~, SA,nsei nu mas ls
seHIeictu " pe haHEse' iH!t ssueehee "as
, 1879-06-13
a Lucky Discovery.

Anold lin box stored IN an attic has made ono
uosaa.'a heart leap Tor Joy. Al ,tha Detroit
Frts f'rtss tails the story q prominent mnHn'
luz hls Affairs 20 bally Involved that hla widow
was forced to 20 to Michigan and keep board
iny.housa. Ia about two months dha aocaula
convinced that she could nut make both cnds
Tccyo herself from actual witt. Her relatives,
who had oftUn helped her, nero called IN con-
sn,sasion, nuI il was decided that they should
proYide her with a modest, eo.pfortsble
annulty. Althoug6 during her nAm
long years Ut wtlorhood aud Trials tho
laiJ hut ofton visited CINCINNATI to look aftsr
ltcr interests, each stuse hstaE nut "a with
promiscs ara explanal!ons, sho begged hss se'a.
tl,ers might not be samtthinG lett Of her hus'
banA'a eatA.s. The relatives consented. And tKo
, 1879-06-13

Tfntt tdt6 61Nt1
..s.. ,,,,.a et.,r.a', ~, 1,o,NT,. 1,rrrv
s''1. -,'','. 1871, 49,. III,
1""s hrouEn. rnl'n l,.,. .ns .."s". ILL.,.
81 ~ fta"e'seo snroh.e" s,. .., yaae D. .-,..,
About t0V dusty sahdaS-sclool teachcfss
tired clergyrlGn, MD lnymen and laywontn,
,wuar,n, with n,>an mn, fottruea with sape.
,'',,",. " s,a,a irtr s,, Fr,rrlse,, ,oa, .,rc,,r
n'ue''' s,o'' ~. .uto ~. 49,. ana .ha'. 49, +
whom the idea of comfort md t.se lar Instinct
urcdom;uutca, hal prpco4!cd their tardicr cou,-
rn5cs orr,yln, in Sun rranc,aco two days apo.
fn, nns h,,",ren % md f,ttx or urrraho,,ts nartrd
viii With as last csutss ms Instrument n. sacramcpto
md wcplct, ttoir way to Yosemite Valley by
xnv of I,a,h,on nfsl MERGED, Those co,ntpy TO
,,,., n,,,nrf, m. ,1ttr.rrn, totrts
the Guy sea1'esc'l u'''n's .no u.a.'e" "y.S4s
the Palaec n''1 the l]al'l"1', getting sae mons
shnrc Tile excursion averages religious, but
hu. trnrc Of src,,tarity, A few persons hare
,..,,. .,,n,, ,,,t,, II honnr n M, tn turn ta.
se Hne st@o,op;l f ~ r,Ts IT tor nur reriat m IN c
,1,.Ia ,mn.inn,t',, nI tir nv. Hir. Bcrrv. nj
WV V,mton ~ w,m,so lsaYt BURNED to bcholI
III w.. IN. "sntr,,tnns rrs,. NJ Ilrst
~ ss1 ,sst La h. niv hnr,i Ia brrfr wifi him
81 ts, ~ Ia ,,.,ishinusrs II, n sinpi" cnr Tmf
lew " w . ,rI;"o vIch ort,.in,t ri IN In
revcrcud t,.y brcast werr lluw abrai, ,.,. spranr
t H. tsaxsrsc ,i"r ricr,ty,ncn bcra,o
tmbns,t WV s Masaso.y '',S, .eSs, % anGs than Ha"
aay.slloos teaett'" a,H wv '.,,.n ~ i'ou , 'n. H.,
ar; ES,sS ~ yH s;"i w. tnssonrd ont
ttte pl.a q! a.l,t, ~ T, ,arS @ ma
lnto lo,e tt,!a " l,u ~. ot +. ti,nso @ aro,,Im
my coat uS"taEM s' ny w." ~ i"oss nsa'.
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utlpleu I'LL. 49,, a!'s,n ..,n. ~ IN Ns.tou1.a ' ''"'
stgasieA assoss IVY ,"", "ss ~ M tt,.,.. v,n1ov
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sSoni toas NH .es tr,t,aras, f''1 IT,
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from lnS ~, ,i.a ann,,aeH u,,u,i@r
in"n 1naao NJ s'e s',,,'sa nu.ss'eu ~, sI.
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xeh At slN te sbnH U'T III ,,nHssar
" See '9s.rr ,r M'' ,wnr% ,r bcn. ner,ni,tr
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ways aIe Or III n"Me'o, o.. ,',a % ~ .nrai
u! tnsee nn.ns' Ivy ,v",ts,n W. i1f"st,
o. the great snnonf ,,fa 80 ~
lI ucon''sstio,ns ~ ~, io,ttats tMot, -
ty'thfea aetHot'"se. .s 'a, ttt",nit,
EonerSeh' ti,I,r,as ,'ni iI,i",.rss ~"
Cat19it, wv .e" ~ ,set"a,us.;sai II
ists thro~h u loe ns ,,e -
nr1ea!hl. !N etisaa! ~; @ t'as ,.aat IT, H.
the Melholista. u pci',s wv '"''S "ss'essH<
ann lhG ncst nsntnsMi t;,.,,i'.,, In. bso, III, rov
Tue tlts q ING GhpG1o na uIo" .nn tsu,
Joscph Cook o. nus.un ,,,'a; ',i,-s.. s.s,ns
Of tha tFatseonas.a',Y - T.. y. ns
WHO ht@ .laseF Eu'o W ~ atf ~ N'nai.'.. tn "
, 1879-06-13

months ugo slc went 10 Cincinnati, wien she
learned t,at her husband. estate hal been ri.
ttrclr rwalInwcd up Tllo, dtsappoif. tfncnt
ur,uiubs IN NJ astnck Of paralysis. aud she was
taken nc1i tn Detroit. Tier ron eItVgeatctl tint
they mig ht nealn louK oyrr ii!s tashes'n. old
trunks n,hA boxes, MID the rcnrch heuan. They
cntnc upntl q small tn box which had been
kicked nl,UJlt tho ntttc frofn tllt time II thu
iatier' tlcstl, When It was o;,csfrtt u package
Of railroad Dont.a was discovered. TtIr lace
valte wns l;2D,Qtk. bnt ihnsAuch ns thirce,..
ycnrs' ntcr r.t was due m tflrtn, md tn1nc VI
Them wurc Il lotcti at premium, the widow Is
t,ow worth HtJ,ltE}0
, 1879-06-13
lie JIn8 Coitsc tn Star.


CHICAGO. juno iii tnnc tn Chicago TO fay
brick. did not ask Fcfchs pera}ss[on, neither
did psls Sranlar's. ! came 10 ChlvnEu hcrause
thought could do better, as,l l MI. going to
stay nnt'l l thlhls. can do better somcwlerc
clse. aIn doi,1. 50 we'll that hare concluded
10 bring my fatnl!y hero al'd rcma!n. never
heard Until VERY lately that there was act Of
mon II, s.>e Cisy VI Ei,,eago who hasi right TO
tnt Al embargo IN stls Trade between t1ir Cts
Of Cn,cago u1d thu. tr,t OF thc-Entc fsntc..
Who ure u1esc great an! wonderful men. who
raitn to dictate where Chicago shall procure !tsr
lumber, her stone, 1'fr brick, her saul. her
grayclt Who shall dlctute where kfo slIa1l tntl
her sspply Of tccf, pork, aud flonra Wbo sfal!
say where she shall snplns her carpentcrt' her
snoclrakcrs, her barksntlls, aud hcr lrlyk!ar-
crst It llaye yln!atul any law Of tue Cnlte'i
Suites, lie Stutu ot 1lln,ts. ns The City ot CHI.
rago, t,y coIni,,: here 10 lay brick. ] nil willing
to bU examined In court fnr the oi!cnae, but
don't pr,t.t,se II, be unoye,i hy the two fellows
Scunian and Felrl,, r1nr TIM crowd wl!osc lltiHlt
urc not abovc being cditcd a'y tlair t'rass.
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