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MAY 30 70 wifi

For farmer 10 h4y Is The WALTER A. WOOD, en-
closed gear, Mower, made ~ liQGsick Falls, " y.
1t IL very simple III construction, yeri Strong and
durable Its gearing Is tightly embossed, e4GlHdng
all dust and dirt Its bearings are male Of the best
bell metal All other Mowers either BahhiIl metal
or simply cast iron. II Is the lightest draught
Mower IN thu world. II has no side draught. Its
pIiman is peTieciiy y..,ertrd. All nut, on the Ma
chine liable 10 gel loose ale G.k nuts provided with
spring Keys. It's cutting qppafqips ID ihe most per
feet male. The facility Of lis management and the
safest. aRi tgmiur 10 the driver are MOI equal
ed by any Mower e,vt Ll,lil.
There Were more Wood Machines sold last season
than an any previous year, which prGsBs The IN
creasing popularity uf the Walter 4 Wood Mowers
The, are sold by Whitcomb DAY. Underhill, Vt;
R0wisS prior, church ST. Burlington Ahram
Rugg, MilF1l; Charles H. Towers, Richmond; Milo
Lawrsner iirResblrgh; Is. i. Lyon, Charlotte;
keeler Phelp-. t!rapi Isle
WHliCOMB DAY, have " all tilae- . large
stock OF Woods Extras also, infse asspTtWenI Of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE, and all kind. of
FARMING TOOLS, inciu,llng the NIsSER, lAsKEE
AMI Bt1 STATE HoRSE RAkES, BuLLARDs TEDpERs,
tan,i,s l4ryuw'-. etc all Of which they Will sell
Al the ,eIJ iVRtsi iisiag prees.-je6w2m
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TRAINS LEAVE BURLINGTON.

Going North and West. As $40 and 1890 g. m, and
1910. e:45 4:I2 and I:lO p. m.
Going East by Central VI. r. r., 80, 1920 q. H.,
and 1910 2:45 4:42 and 1:l0 p. IN.
Going SOUTH 140 and ll:l2 H.; lbs, $40 and i:55
D. m.
Going East by Burlington Lalnoille X. H., s4s Q.
m and - y.
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ELLEN BERRY,S ESTATE.

ELLEN BERHN'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT ! The Honorable the
DISTRICT cuIrrEyDES,ss psrrlrf Of hi,, snden
To all persons interested in the estate OF Ellen
Berry, late of Jericho, IN said District, deceased
GREETING
WHEREAS, said Court has assigned the 5th day of
August s9, for the settlement OF the account of the
administrator of said estate and for deerpe 81 the
residue of said estate 10 the heirs Of said deceased,
and ordered that public notice thereof be given TO all
persons Interested III said estate By publishing this
order three weeks successfully previous 10 the day
assigned. In the Burlington FREE PRESS, printed IN
Burlington, IN said District:
Therefore you are hereby notified TO appear al the
Probate Court Rooms IN Burlington, on the day as
signed then and there 10 contest the allowance of
said account If you cause, and 10 establish your
right as hens legatees and lawful claimants of said
residue.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF July, A. d.
1873. L. :. TAFT, Register
lr,gII
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I'VE copy the following from the Church Monthly
for April, ls63. The Latin IL old hymn gwen IN
Daniels Thesaurus, without name of the author.
The initials of the translator Will he recognized
As those of al accomplished townsman.-ED FREE
PRESS
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TRAINS ARRIVE AT BURLINGTON
From the Nsrth $40 and ll:lO s. m and l:so, o:s'
From the East. bv Central VI. R. r. SIS and ll:lo
A. m and l:s5 and 5S5 p. IN.
From the South. As and go a. w. ana s&sp. ~.
From the East by Burlington d Lamoille X H.,
ll.oa H. and Oils y. m.
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thew IAcg-os'. Best sweet Navy Tobacco.
Dee. 81, ls,s-'dwiy
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M FARM IN Prospect ST, one half mile south of
the college. containing 1870 acres of GOOD GRASS
LlNp about equal IN Meadow and Pasture.
+. j. HENDEE.
burDng'cn, Feb 20 ls,s.-wtt
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I uOk splendid Autograph Album Containing
i 4 - beautifully engraved pages and select oIItta
lions only licts Postpaid (hy return maiD. Postage
stamps taken. Address, Great American Publishing
CO., Vest Haven, Ct.-46wl9w
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llhe largest anu most complete stock ut utIigr-
anu seigh- IN this pIu u tn" country Will hr found
al Brnwns Repository. Burlington, VI. Nil' room
on 81 Paul Street. iH-i hclnw the Van Ness House,
Consisting al two aud three Spring, CANOPY Top
anu EAt"nii"n top fh1ciHn-. side ttr Lnd -ilr
seated Wagons, Jump Seals. etc Ct.
All orders promptly attended IL.
They ATE OF every desirable variety. ot the very
best manufacture AMI OF The latest AMI mos swish
design.
do not sell on rpHni--.'u neither dp hIVr nv
goods consigned {" me, hu, Tor cash and sell tor
cash, df its ,I'irHrut. My pttrr- AZ. -iili lnwri
than ever before. lnd -hill continue Sc self yitiitg
considered, Ion prIrrS that ,irf, all comp, lion I
MFAS BrsIsFsg.
Thankful Ton past iIvpr-. -till -plt,t . cDhtiuu-
ancr Of the sliur u j. HEpNN
Burlington. Nprl .' is,s Wit
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STATIONS.
10 .Nakf tie Season Of 1879,
At THE
Green Mountain Stud Farm.
WEST RANDOLPH, VERMONT.

Dos GIOV NSSI-g Re ord Sst Fuard 1870, Ray
49, bands, got hy Hampton SIn " RisiIks Ham
hctJnlln Dam bS volunteer, A.n VI ~ sdyk :
Hamblei0nan. Terms, 40 Ia Insdre.
hEhMDNf hpHrES.Eh fJale,l 1870 Bay, IL
hands. got hy Ry~ti,ks llambletOnan-p LADY
Lockwood (recnri 2s' SraSrs Csssins ". tlay, ~.
Terms. - t1 insure.
LOCKWOOD -Foalrd l>,L-Bay, l2b. hands. got by
Aberdeen, snu Of Rysdyks HamhlctOnian and
Widow Marhrrr Nv American Star-nam, Lady
urkwoud. Terms, Sl5 insure.
VI hiHIH Fuiled l>Gl BAN, 10 hands, got by
~ It, Ms ifami.lripnian-na hS Rue's Ahtitllah
hici. fcIAis eli ~ Istre.
Mares plsinred si1Q per I+onfh a. 9Sner7 risk.
For catalogues, containing extended Btqlsrees,
v IN pirluTes " Sialilpns, please ltldrrsS.
MOI Ton BRpTHkks.
uKkks NulhT,IS sIUp FAka,
West Randolph. ".
y. B.-No business attended Ia On sundays.
MaN lG-M luus
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Spfrial notirfs,

or lnconilnence oil | rlne, Nervous Diseases. Fe-
male Weakness, and EXcesses. UNT'S REMEDY
Is PREPARED EXPRESSLY FOR THESE DISEASES.
PROVIDENCE, X. l., Aug 49, ls1s.
Nm. r tLARKE-Dear Sir: Having Witnessed the
wonderful effects of HUNTS REMEDY in nv own
ease, and IN great number OF others, recommend
Il 10 all afflicted with Kidney Diseases or Dropsy.
Those afflicted by disease should secure the med
lclne which Will cure III the shortest possible time.
HUNTS REMEDY will 10 this.
+. X. DAwLEY, So Dyer 81.
From Rev. + e. Taylor, d. D.. Pastor First Baptist
Church.
PROVIDENCE. K. l., Jan. ;. lsI9
can testify 10 the virtue OF Ill NT'S REMEDY i'll
Kidney Disease from actual trial, having been
greatly benefited by its use E. G. TAYLOR
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The ACCIDENT CALENDAE. Wesley Pickett
of New York in attempting to stop a pair of
frightened horses at Bradford, was kicked
and had his leg badly broken above the
knee.
Rev NJ. a. Gates Of St Johnsbury while
engaged at work on his farm barn Thursday
fell from the roof and broke his right thigh
badly, also iracturing his left ankle.
An eight -year-old Brandon boy named
Bordeau quarrelled with Frederick Trusha
nine years old the other day and shot him
seriously with a rifle, the bullet passing
through Trusha's body.
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Cholera, Cholera MOrbuS. Cramps
and Pains, Chronic DidrJ'hGd,
Dyson!erydndCh OieTa InfnntHn,
Didlrhon an Tccfhin0 and all
Summer Complaints, Dyspepsia.
Fydfulency. SHiggish Digestion,
Want Of Tone and IctiUity IN the
Stomach ami BOWcis, Oppression
atfe,. Eating, Rising of Food and
similar 4ilmcnfs, ChUIs and
Ferers. Colds and CHiiss, EereriSh
Symptoms, MdIariat Feeers,
Pains in the Bones and Joints,
Symptoms of rheumatism. NeU-
rdlgid and Govt, Cold Erfremi-
ties. Suspended Circulation and
Depressed condition of the Tital
Forces. rcHdcr it the Standard
Household Medicine throughout
the length and breadth Offhe land.
On sea, on iand, for the Traveller,
for the going. lie aged, nnder all
circumstances d0d conditions,
both as a medicine and as a gentle
stimuiant or 6ereraOc, it Is the
most grateful and efectiUe prep
dratiOn erer compounded IN the
history Of medicine.
beware OF diluted and worthless limitations recon-.
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AID JESUN.
BY J. 4. q.

Cor meum tibi dedo,
Jesu duclsslme
I'm cor pro corde cedo,
Jesu suayisslme!
Iu cnrda sofa expects,
Tu sofa corda diligis;
All amen te, ut arnas me,
Jesu suavissime.
Quid reddam caritati,
Quod Deus natus esg
Quid dabo pieIati,
Quod homo factus es?
Cor, inquis, prebe NIL mi;
In cedO cor, q Jesu mi
An AMEN te, Ut amas me,
Jesu suayisslme!
Ill.
Cor tuum est apertun,
1t intrem There,
1t cordi cor lnsertum
tOndatur lntime,
All Jesu mi ! amoris vi
Dedistl te, Vt darem me:
An amen lie, ut amas me,
Iesu suavlsslme
",
HE cords nrmamentum,
HE tuta quies est:
Amoris fulcimentum,
Hic certa salus est,
In petrR hoe fOramlne
In cords hac macerie
HE muniar, hic unfair,
l.
Ny heart to thee I offer,
Jesu. loveliest one!
10, heart for heart prefer,
Jesu, sweetest one
lis hearts alone are sought of thee, h.
FIls only hearts are loved by thee
Might my love equal thine for me,
q Jesu, sweetest one!
To Grace, what shall render
That deigned my fesh TO wear?
To Love, what service tender
That stopped my Ills to share?
t'Ive me, thou say st, thai heart Of thine,
MY heart bring, see, Jesu mine
Could love thee thou lov'st me,
u Jesu, tenderest one
Thy heart is wide unfolded
FOR me TO enter in,
That mine, TO thine close folded
May lose both self and sin.
An Jesu minel twas love divine
Thai rocked not pain, my love TO gain.
Let me love thee H. thou dost me,
Jesu, sweetest one
In this I've sure salvation,
In this, secure repose;
Ny love, Its firm foundation,
Ny heart, its bulwark knows.
This rock WAS cleft TO let me in
This Heart grew wan my heart TO win.
This my defence, my life from hence.
Jesu, dearest one
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4 PACK 50 FRENCH TRANSPARENT CARDS,
] securely sealed, post paid. 3Ocis pac ks so els.
ALLlNG i 80, Hamjen Conn 4Iwlsw
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

District Of Vermont:
In the matter of The Burlington Cotton Mil
Company, bankrupt in Bankruptcy
The undersigned, Assignee OF the estate OF the
said bankrupts hereby gives notice that 1t has been
ordered hy the District Court OF said District thai
the secGI,l amt third general meetings OF the
creditors OF said Blnknnpis be held al the Office oil
L. l.. Lawrence, IN Burlington, In said District on
the md day of August, A. b. 1879, At O'Clock g. NJ,
before l.. l.. Lawrence Register in Bankruptcy, for
the purpose named III the zth and 2sth seGtinls vi
the Bankrupt Arf OF March III, 1857, and this is
also 10 give NOTICE that ] have filed my nnal
account as Assignee Of said bankrupt, and at said
time and place, shall apply 10 said Court for the
settlement OF said account, anu Tor discharge
from all liability Assignee of said estate. IN &C
cOriance with the provisions OF said 18th section
Dated at Burlington, in said District this 18th day
of July \. u. ls,s.
SYsw JOEL II. GATES, Assiguee.
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IN RANKRJ BTCg,

IN the District Cont OF the Tinted STATES iqr Ine
District of, Vermont. in Re. Mayo Brothers
Bankrupts.-In Bankruptcy NO sss. ulslIict o.
Vermont, 81. iii, -
SIR Notice Is hereby given that petition ma
been filed in said Court, byWm. II. Mayo and Martin
W. Mayo, Of Milton, IN said District, duly lie,
cared Bankrupts under tho All OF congress OF
March 2t ls6i for discharge and certiHSale there
Of from all their individual and co-parfnershiI
debts and other claims provable under said Act, AND
that The All day OF September, 1872, AT O'Clock a
H., before the Hon. Hoyf H. Wheeler, Judge OF said
Court at the |. = Court RGoms IN Burlington Is as
signed for the hearing of the same, when AMI WheTt
all creditors who have proved their dehs, and Qthel
persons in interest may attend and show cause 4
any they have why the prayer OF said petition
should not he granted.
Dated ~ Burlington on the 18th day OF July, 1872
Jw3w u. Il. SMALLEl, Clerk
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Bewarr Of diluted and worthless limitations recon-
mended hy dealers purposes OF gain Ask for and
insist upon haN IN SANFoED'S JAMAICA GINGER.
Sold by all Wholesale aud Retail Druggists Groccrs
and Dealers Medicine throughout The United States
and Canadas- Free. ~ cents per bottle. WEEKS Il
POTTER, General Agents and Wholesale Druggists.
Boston. Mass
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Masonic VISITORS. -Appollo Commandery
No. Is. K. T., Of Troy will visit this city,
Plattsburgi.. and Montreal in October next,
when the Grani Commandery of the State
holds its annual cpGclave at Platlsburgh
The Commandcry will pr, hably he accom-
panied by Clinton Command, " No. IA of
Brooklyn and DE Witt Clinton Con..landery
No q of Williamsburgh On Monday.
October -, the Communicates will leave
Troy, iourneying to Plattsburgh by the d.
Il II. G. Company's railroad and Lake
Champaign steamer on the llih there will
be parade of the Communicates attending
the conclave, followed hy qn excursion to
Montreal with the Grand Comnandery Ms
the guests Of the DE Sotn COmmnndcry No
40, of Plattsburgh the 15th will he given
to Montreal sights, including shoot of the
Lachine rapids, with the Windsor hotel rs
headquarters the 10th will be- Burlington
day, and the cNcursiunists will return TO Troy
on Friday, the Eth. The Cummandery will
be accompanied by Auslir's tenth regiment
band of Albany
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-25

Near Chicago, Thursday, row occurred
on boat devoted To the vilest purposes, and
owned by Bill Murray, who keeps it anchor
ed about mile from shore and cntertains ON
II the lowest classes Of the CITY The result
OF the row was five men shot. hone fatally.
and the arrest b., the pahrc OF a'um a
dozen persons implicated, including lit.
women
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-25

HUNTS REMEDY
Ispurely vegetable and
is used by the advice
Of Physicians. 1t has
stood The test of time
for 80 years, and the
utmost reliance may be
placed in II. one trial
will convince you
send for Pamphlet &c
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HUN
REMEDY
BANKRUPT Notirrs.

WM. Z. CLARKE, Providence, r. I.
SOLD By ALL DRU CYCLISTS.
"a
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THE BURLINGTON, VT, FREE ppD "
Drugs anb Mrnlrlnrs.
SANFORD'S
JAMAICA GINGER
THE QUINTEssENCE or JAMAICA
GINGER, CHOICE AROMATICS,
AND FRENCH BRANDY.
pruGs ann Mrpirlnfs.

4 PREPARATION 50 elegantly favored nnl medi.
n cnally effective to utterly surpass all previous
preparations Essrnres or Extracts Cf Ginger compost
lion, Herb Teas Pain elievcrs and the hundred ami
disgust nag and uauseaiing posscts with which W.
have been WoEt - dose ourselves IL instantaneous
d.srf In
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W.T. NIIIEIITIIH II
Y. B-No business attended tu on sundays.
Man Id. 3nlOS
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I;N3lEksa1;l9.yIEl;IEl
A GREAT OFFER! "G%AHs

AMOS il95 upwards. nul used year, good ~ new
warranted. NEW PIANOS nnh ORGANS at IN
TRAORDINARl LOW PRICES lot ash. 'dth-
lngur4 mailed HORACE WATERS. Agent. ~
East IAN - y. \. 4. u Ben. $50. july .. ia"
Nv
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Enlarged NAV LIST. l-19. Price unchanged. Tne
oniy combination of mo true Jamaica Ginger with
choice arumltirs and French brandy, for correct
np Intemperate habits, regulating the stomach and
bn~els. breaking up colds chllls, AMI fevers, Is
SANFORDS JAMAICA GINGER. For relieving
govt and rheumatic pains, preventing malarial
ieNerS and promoting sleep II IL truly wonderful.
Ask Tor SASfoRDs. July l6'dSwIw
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NO ONE

Who needs Clothing eau afford 10 let the emporium
ny We now present 10 secure good goods at u low
price pass.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-30
STATE AND COAST ITEMS.

Chas Barker, workman at the Richmond
on Saturday morning His brain was affected
from working in the lead works.
Valuable gold discoveries have been made
in the Metallic Mining district, one and half
miles south of Pine City; one ledge running
1866 in gold and $50 in silver per ton.
The population of Bodie is estimated at
5000 and the Union thinks there are not less
than 5000, 900 six shooters Ct every known
pattern and description, in the town.
The reports 80 far received from the mines
on the coast for the Grst eight months of the
present year show decrease of fully 30 per
cent. in the bullion yield, as compared with
last years report.
The Coast papers still keep up the important
displayed head, "The Great Walking Match"
and half the dispatches that come over the
wires are records of the tramp. Truly the
telegraph is useful institution.
The Bodie Standard suggest an invitation
to Grant, to visit Bodie. Now don't Bro. Os
borne; Denis tried to interview him but failed );
don't "put yourself in his place" Grant val
ues his precious life too highly for that.
They have had pneumonia in Bodie to a
fearful extent, and not satisfied with that, a
committee has invited the young Irish Or
ator" who saved California to the Republi-
cans, to deliver series of lectures. We shall
remember the Bodietes next Sunday, when
we put up petition for all who are in aDywise
afflicted, in body, mind, or estate.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-30
GRANT AND KEARNEY.

If Grant had never done anything else to
deserve public gratitude, his rebuke to the
vulgar and blasphemous whelp of the sand
lots, was enough to entitle him to the thanks
of every patriotic citizen. And for what did
Kearney want to see Grant in personal in
terviewl Tens of thousands of respectable
citizens we're content to shake him by the
hand, but this self constituted leader, who
has been playing upon the well known en-
thusiastic Irish character; denagogue and
filthy BLACKBOARD, who has talked of bullets
and hemp, till people begin to see what bag
of wind it is; must, with the cheek of an iron
kettle, send his card to the General, as
though he was fit to enter any presence with
out fuMigation. But he counted without his
host and was turned away ungratitied And
now will go up such tide of abuse from
Denis and his unaturalized helpers, as will
set a current of birthstone afoat, and Grants
aristocracy, and the low position from which
he sprung, with broad hints at Cesarism,
will be in fashion as soon as Grant gets a
hundred miles or 50 away We are glad to
see that papers of all parties take the same
view of the subject, and rejoice that Denis
got fairly snubbed. 1t is probable that Grant
knows fully the character of the man, and
was probably aware of his late ratings, and
he did the proper thing when he declared
himself mot at home" to the great leader of
tho sand lots
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-30

THE Grand Jury of Eureka county con-
cludes its report as follows: "In view of the
occurrences connected with and incident upon
what is commonly known as the Italian war,
the Grand Jury regard this a proper &C.
casion for expressing their approval of the
action of the Sheriff's posse in their deter
mination to enforce the law at all hazards; and
while the unfortunate result of this determine
ton on the part of said officers must be re-
GREETED by every good citizen; yet, if such
results are the consequences of demonstrating
the power of the people, represented by the
legal officers, to protect themselves in the
free enjoyment and disposal of their property
rs TO each seems best, then all acts on the
part of individuals, or org anized bodies of
men, which in any way to contravene or inter
fere with the rights guaranteed y the law to
each citizen, must be considered and regarded
as acts to be resisted, even if death is the
inevitable result"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-30
San Francisco, Sept. 26, 1879

EDITOR APPEAL: The GRANT festival con
tinues to attract nearly all the attention of the
| town. The Generals goings in and out are
carefully noted, and crowds of curious OBJ
servers assemble about the doorway of the Pal
ace to witness the exits and entrances of the
King or Kaiser that is, or, in the expectation
of some, is to be- Mayor Bryant seems to be
doing his best to make the stay of the distin-
guished guest agreeable, and looks as if he
felt no little pride in the part allotted to him
by his official position. He has undoubtedly a
right to regard himself physically as 'bigger
man than old Grant" While the great bulk
of the welcome which Grant has received is
due to a sincere desire on the part of the peo-
pie to render homage to one who deserves well
of his country, the usual vein of selfshness
running through terrestrial affairs is not absent
There are quite number of patriots who have
been Everything by turns and nothing long, ="
who scent in the dim future the air of third
term. While they are just now enthusiastic
over the absence of party feeling, their obtru
siveness indicates strong desire to SO impress
their Importance upon the General that he
will, if the cat jumps his way, remember them
officially when he shall once more have the
distribution of pap and panada from the Exec
utive Mansion. Scarcely one of these ever
stood well in the in the eyes of President
Grant during eight, to them, weary years; but
now that he sees for himself the prominent
NJ, ! bo i'll : ird
term take them into his civil or military camp
Who knowsl Oakland had good Grant time
yesterday, the ceremonies consisting of pa
rade, reception and Camp Fire, at which last
the guest ate his hard tack soaked in coffee,
with the boys This must have been rather
hard dose after partaking of an elegant COLA
ton at Tubbs Hotel, and it is thought the
General did not really banker after it, How
ever, the soldiers fare did not hurt
him, as is evident from the fact that
he turned up at the Pavilion last night as
good as new, and remained there until mid
night watching and laughing at the boyish
and bears of the Stock Exchange are to per-
form before him tomorrow, and San Jose is
providing horse races and other devices to
amuse the hero of Appomattox. Sacramento
is also reaching out for him, but must wait I'M
til after his return from 70 Semitic, which
will probably be fortnight hence He has
been and will be invited to other points, so
you Nevadans need not look for him until the |
rainy days make professions out of doors pro-
noters of the boot blacking business The |
managers of the Author Carnival are making
air progress in arrangements for fine show.
Its scenic effect will perhaps excel anything of
he kind ever seen here, and its literary char
.cter should assemble in force all the writer's
md artists of the Coast
OBSERVER
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-30

ACCORDING to London letter to the Brook
Ign Eagle. Victoria G. Woodruff and her sis
ter, Tennie G. Clafin have each captured a
bit of aristocrasy and will get married in Eng
land If Victoria should be elected Presi-
dent, We would in that case have president
consort from the other side. 1t shows in what
dangerous position We are. Victoria of
England and Victoria in the presidential chair.