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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-25

The Earl of Seton would be to-day
almost the wealthiest man in England
if his ancestor had not sold, for a COM
parative trife, his harbor rights, held
under an ancient grant, to the town of
Liverpool; and the Marquis of Donegal
would to-day be thrice as rich as the
richest man in Ireland had he not reck-
lessly leased the town of Belfast on per-
petual leases at nominal rents, receiving,
in so doing, heavy @fnes," or payments.
Almost the whole town is nominaly his
property.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-25

FLORENCE, the actor, tells this story
of the elder Booth: "He was playing
Hamlet in Virginia one night, and had
no skull. A little darby volunteered to
get one. When Booth was leaving the
theater he felt some one tugging at his
coat-tail. He looked around and saw
the little brunette. what will you
have, sonny?' Please, sab, I want
daddy's skull, sah.' 'Daddy's skull 2
yes, sab. Dat used to be de old mans
headpiece afore de newell kicked him,
an mammyll lick me ter rags if I
lose it."
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-25
Men Who Require Presence Of Mind.

Many railroad accidents are prevent
ed by presence of mind on the part of
engineers. A passenger train on the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy road
was roundinga sharp curve, just under a
piece of tall timber. The watchful
engineer saw a tree lying across the
track sixty feet ahead of the locomotive.
The train was running alta rate OF thirty
five miles an hour, and to check its
momentum before reaching the obstruc-
ton was out Of the question. The en-
gineer took in the situation at glance.
He threw the throttle wide open, and
the engine shot ahead with the velocity
of an arrow and with such tremendous
force that the tree was picked up by
the cow-catcher and flung from the track
as. if it had been only willew withe. A
man with not 30 cool a head would have
made the best possible use of those
sixty feet in the way of checking the
speed of the train. That would have
caused disaster, Bradford, an engineer,
was bringing an express train over the
Kankakee line from Indianapolis. As
the engine shot out from the deep cut
and struck short piece of straight track
leading to bridge herd of colts were
discovered running down the road.
The distance to the river was only 100
feet. Bradford knew he could not
stop the train, and also knew that
if the colts beat the locomotive to the
bridge they would fall between the tim
bers, and the obstruction would throw
the train off and probably result in a
frightful loss of life. It took him only
half second to think of all this. The
other half of the second was utilized in
giving his engine such quantity of
steam that it covered that 100 feet of
track in about the same time that bolt
OF lightning would travel from the top
of a lghtning-rod to the ground.
The colts were struck and hurled down
the embankment just as they were en-
tering the bridge
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-25
THE TANNING OF THE FALCON.

The bird sits spelled upon the 1.-the brown wrist
OF yonder turbaned fowler, who hath famed
No feathered limb, but the winged spirit tanned
With his compelling eye. He need not twist
The silken toll, nor set the thick-limed snare;
He lures the wanderer with steadfast gaze,
It shrinks. it quails, 1t rembles-yet obeys,
Andlol he has enslaved the thing of air;
The fixed insistent human will Ia lord
OF all the earth-but In the awful sky,
Reigns absolute, unreached by deed or word,
Above creation, through eternity,
Outshning the SUMS shield, the lightning's sword
The might Of Alah's unaverted eye.
Emma Lazarus, IN Scrtbners Ao7athly.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-25
ST. MARTINS SUMNER.
BY JOHN &. WHITTIER.
1879.

1879.
Tho flowers have persisted at the touch
OF Frost, the early conner,
/ hail the season loved so much,
The good ST. Martins summer.
o, gracious morn, with rosc-rcd dawn,
And thin moon curving Ger it,
The old years darling latest born,
More loved than all before il!
How famed the sunrise thro' the pines!
How stretched the birchen shadows,
Braiding in long, wind wavering lines
The westward sloping meadows.
The sweet day, opening az flower
Unfolds its petals tender.
Renews for us at noontide's hour,
The summers tempered splendor.
The birds are hushed; alone the wind,
That thro' the woodland searches,
The red oaks lingering leaves can lind,
And yellow plumes OF la.ches.
But still the balsam- breathing pine,
Invites no thought of sorrow,
No hint OF loss from air like wine
The earth's content can borrow.
The summer and the winter here
Midway a truce are holding,
A soft, consenting atmosphere
Their tents of peace Unfolding.
The silent woods, the lonely hill q.
Rise solemn in their giadness;
The quiet that the valley fills
Is scarcely joy or sadness.
How strange! the autumn yesterday
In Winters grasp seemed dying,
On whirling winds from skies of gray,
The early snow was flying.
And now, while over Natures mood
There steals soft relenting,
will not mar the present good,
Forecasting or lamentinG.
My autumn time and Nature hO.d
A dreamy tryst together,
And, both grown old about US fold
The golden issued weather.
lean my heart against the day,
To feel its bland caressing;
will not let it pass away.
Before it leaves its blessing.
Gods angels come no. as Of old
The Syrian shepherds knew them;
In reddening dawns, in sunsets gold,
And warm noon lights l view them.
No need there is, in time like this.
When heaven to earth draws nearer,
Of wing or song as witnesses
To make their presence clearer.
o stream of life whose swifter flow
Is of the end orewarning,
Methinks the shutdown after-glow
Seems less of night than morning.
Old cares grow light; aside lay
The doubts and fears that troubled;
The quiet of the happy day
Within my soul is doubled.
That clouds must veil this fair sunshine,
Not less joy find it;
Nor less yOn warm horizon line,
That winter turks behind it.
The mystery of the untried days
close my eyes from reading;
His will be done, whose darkest ways
To life and light are leading.
Less drear the winter night shall be,
If memory cheers and hearten
Its heavy hours with thoughts of thee,
Sweet summer of st. Martin!
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-25

sI THINK it's time to be going," said
young Skinner, after boring his
betrothed till a late hour one night.
EYES," she said, "this is go-as-you-
please match"
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-25

AN English traveller says that the
secret of cutting and dressing steaks
is monopoly of one or two London
taverns.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-25

A SWORD swallower in q Vienna
show swallowed one sword too many
and died.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-25

The new railroad was duly construct
ed. directly across the DOGGY depth Of
old Miles Grey's cranberry swamp, and
the $4,000 was placed to Mrs. Marina
duke Redfeld's account in the nearest
national bank, and Mrs. Pytchley
thinks she has made mistake in tax
ing the gold eagles instead OF the cram
berry swamp,-but young Doctor Ded-
ling thinks his mistake was greater
still.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-04-22

a part OF inc sN or OF
ne or sec II T % L 6 t
being in Wood Co, Wis
and described az follows,
to-wit: commencing at
a point by running 80 Fl
S and 30 1t W OF, ne cor
ner OF sw or of ne or II.
%. 6 e, thence from said
starting point s 102 feet,
thence W 135 tt. thence II
102 #, thence e 1876 1t to
place of beginning be-
ing , lots 81 x 135 fl each.
A pait Of fractional lot
one, Il % 6 Wood Co.
Wis described as follows
to-wit: Commencing at
a point on the e line of
" alter st. in said city 80
#. S OF the section line
between sec S and Il 7
D Range 6 e run thence s
on the line of said ST to
the land occupied by the
first Cong Society of
Grand Rapids, Wis, run
thence easterly on the II
line OF the land of said
society to the east side
of said lot being about
22U feet, thence II to the
land occupied by L.
Ward thence westerly
along the line of the
land OF said Ward to
place of beginning, con-
tanning about l or. acre
in all.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-04-22
Delinquent Tax List.
County Treasurer s
Office, Wood Co.,
Wisconsin,.

County treasurer :
Office, Wood Co,
Wisconsin,
Grand Rapids,
April 9Th, 1899. J
NOTICE Is hereby
n given that the fell
lowing described lands
have been returned by
tie treasurers and City
marshals of the several
towns and cities OF said
County of Wood and
State of Wisconsin Tor
delinquent taxes on the
same for the year 1893;
and that sc much Of each
tract or parcel of land
herein described as may
he necessary tor that
purpose, will on the sec
ond Tuesday Of May, be,
ing the eleventh day OF
MAY A. D. 1880, and next
succeeding days. be sold
by me at public auction;
at my office IN the city OF
Grand Rapids, for the
payment of taxes, inter
est and charges thereon
unless said taxes, inter
est and charges thereon
shall be paid before SAID
day Of sale:
/. L. Mosher.
County Treasurer.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-04-22
City of Grand
RaninS.
FIRST WARD,

FikS " AhDs
All that certain e
or parcel Of land, situate,
living and being IN IA
city of Grand Rapids,
Wood Co. v
cousin, more parti u
" described as folio"
to wit:
ON N e n c in g at a
point obtained by rln-
ming from the sw corner
of block 8 of Cruik-
shank's platt of Grand
Rapids, II $500 40 min. e
lo4O feet. thence IL 65R >
" 354M feet, thence 81 ,
15miR. e, 2707 #. to place
of beginning of the tract
hereby conveyed, thence
n SO : west 243 #, thence
80, t so it., thence E
81 9, W 278 to place OF be
ginning being the trac'
OF land upon which is
situated the buildings
used ana occupied by
said Mike Ebrel az .
brewery and dwelling.
TOWN %, RANGE 9
SEC.
All nf tho sw of sc not
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-04-22
ne or of ne or II
Sc or of ne CT II
| lot / block 8 II
! lotl hlack 9 II

A part of sec II T % r
6 e, being in Wood Co
Wis. described as fol-
lows tO-wit: commenc-
ing at a point in the cen
ire of the highway 81
rods and 10 links of Or
post between sec s end
Il T % Il of r . c run
thence : 8 rods e 20 rods
II 8 rods, W 20 rods to
place of beginning the
above description in
tending to convey all
that part of block 8 in
Woods addition which
was sold to Elizabeth
Baker by Joseph Wood
by deed dated May 27th
1855 before said deed
was plated and being
those lots upon which
are situated the house
and barn of said Eliza
beth Pa ker
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-04-22
TOWN %, RANGE 6
ne or of sw or
ne ar of sc or

\ - ~
81 of NV or of sc or Il
All tkat certain part OF
the sw or sec Il L - II
of range 8 e in Wood Co,
Wisconsin described as
follows, to-wit: com
mcncing at the ne cor
ner of Sc or of Sw Or sec
II Il - 6 e run thence 5
four rods theSCe w al
right angles 20 rods
thence n 4 rods thence e
20 rods to place of begin
ming. Also another
tract of land joining the
above described land
containing < acre of
land both tracts contain
ing one acre in all.
lot 10 block %
lot IL block %
Ell. of sc or of sc or of
sw or less amount sold
l.. Ward in sec II t % r
8 and containing Az
acres.
Part of sc or of Sc or
of sw or being all less
that sold TO VI Water
man in sec Il - 6 con-
tanning 5 acres.
A tract of land situa-
ted in Wood Co.. Wis
being a part OF the NV
or of Sc or of section II
I - Il Off 6 e described
as follows. te-wit: com
mencing at q point 81 fl
G Of sw corner of n or of
NV or of Sc or sec Il -
8 e run thence n 102 fl
e 1876 fl $ 102 IT and W 1856
to place of beginning
containing ; lots 135 fl
by 81 each.
All the following de-
scribed real estate situa-
ted in Grand Rapids.
Wood Co, Wis. common
cling at ne corner of a
certain piece of land
conveyed by A. d Wol-
den and wife to Abner
Atwood by warranty
deed Oct 2lst 1871 and
recorded in the register :
office of Wood Co. book
K of deeds, On page 13S,
run thence e 135 feet
thence 5 153 W 135 feet 4
153 TT to place of begin
ming, DEED Tor above da-
ted Mar 10 1877, contain
ing in all B lots 81 K 135
# each.
A part of the ne or of
Sc or sec II I % range g
e situated in Wood Co,
Wis described as follows
to-wit: commencing 800
fl e of sw corner of n or
NV or ofse or sec Il 7 -
re e. run thence e 30 #
thence II 102 IT w 2T0 fl :
I02 it 10 place of begin
ming containing 4 lots 81
Y 135 it each.
All the following de-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-04-22

scrihed real estate situa-
ted in the city of Grand
Rapids, Wood Co Wis.
commencing at a point
$50 due c of sw corner of
VIZ of NV Or of Sc or sec
Il 7 % n Of r 6 e; run
thence 102 #, e 30 #, s
1O2 IT W 30 # TO place of
beginning containing in
all 4 lots 81 K 135 feet
each.
A part of nwA of sc
or sec Il T % re @ situa-
ted in Wood Co wis de-
scribcd as follows, TO
wit: commencing at a
point due w of sc corner
of nj. of NV or of sc or
sec II T % r q e; run
thence " 210 Fl Z 1902 # e
30 # and s i02 # TO place
Of beginning containing
in all 4 lots 81 K 135 #
each.
A part of NV Or. sc or
sec II T p re e situated
in Wood Co Wis describ-
ed as follows to-wit:
commencing at a point
1920 # e and 294 # s from
NV corner of the nIi of
NV Or of sc or sec II t p
n of r 6 e; run thence 6
90 # e go # n 81 # W 135
f : 81 # c 135 fit to place
of beginning containing
in all 5 lots 81 x 135 IT
each.
A part of NV or Of sc
or of sec II t p r 6 e sit
uated IL Wood Co Wis
described as follows, to-
wit: commencing at g
point 213 # n.apd 30 it W
of Sc corner of VIZ of NV
or of sc or sec II t p r 6
run thence W 135 # n l53
e 1875 S 153 # to place OF
beginning containing in
all 3 lots 81 x 1875 # each.
A part of NV or of Sc
or sec lit % re e situa
ted in Wood Co Wis and
described az follows. to-
wit: commencing at a
point 1920 fl e and 30 fl s
of NV corner of M of
NV or Of sc or of sec II
I p II of + 6 e; run thence
S 204 # e 210 it n 204 # W
30 # to place OF begin
ming containing in all s
lots Il x135 # each
A part of n 4 of NV or
Of sc or sec II t22 r 6 Z
situated in Wood Co
Wis described as follow
to- wit, Commencing at
a point go # c and 90 fl
s of NV corner of n1a OF
NV or of Sc or sec II / %
n of r 6 e; run thence s
204 # e go it n 204 # "
30 # to place of begin
uing containing in all 8
! lots 81 X135 # each.
All the following de-
scribed real estate situa-
ted in Wood Co Wis
commencing at a point
$40 # due e Of sw corner
of NJ OF NV or of sc or
of sec II 7 p II of r q e
running thence due n
1872 fl to place Of begin
ming run thence 20t # e
30 # s 204 it. thence
270 it to place of begin
ming containing in all 8
lots 81 Y 135 # each.
A certain tract of land
situated in Wood Co
Wis being a part of NV
Or of Sc or sec II I % Il
of r 6 e an | described az
follows, Uo-wit: com,
mencing at a point on
the e edge of or line
road 426 # n and 80 fit c
OF sw corner of II \ of NV
or of Sc Or of sec Il t %
II of + 6 c run thence due
Z 30 fit n 102 # W 270 fl
g tO2 # to place of be.
ginning 4 lots 81 Y 1875 #
| Aaph
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-04-22
GentrHTIa.
TOWN %, RANGE 5.
undR of 81 of NV
- 4 &c n

una y Oh S 7. OF NV {
$ 4 of NV z
lot ne sc recorded in
book G of deeds, page
o. Wood Co records. Z
lot in nl2 s'~a cord
ed in book ID of deeds
page 409 Wood Co. rec
0rds Z
lot in NJ. OF 81 sc z
Commencing a t a
point on the e side of the
sc or of sec : - + 6 four
rods s ID links from the
ne corner of said or and
running thence 5 on the
G line of sad forty acres
about nine rods to the
centre of the highway to
the centre of Maple ST,
thence northerly along
the centre of said Maple
street being about 9rods
to the S line of a lot con
veyed to L A CaHpbell
by. said parties Dec 30,
1873, thence e along the
line of said Campbell
lot to the place of begin
ming.
lot in s1a Sc SC sec : I
p r 8 as recorded in book
b of deeds page % Wood
County rec, rds.
Lot in ne Sc sec IT D r
6 az recorded in book y
of deeds, page $50 Wood
Co. Records.
Lot in lot 3 sec s t % +
!. 6 recorded in book X of
decds, page 50 Woed Co
records.
House and lot in lot 8
sec s T 22r 6 as recorded
in book + Of deeds, page
469 Wood Co records.
Lot in lot 3 sec LIT %
6 recorded in book X of
deeds, page 535 Wood Co
records.
Lot in lot No 1 sec IS t
D + 6 as recorded in book
c Of deeds page 153
Wood County records.
VIZ lot No l sec IS I -
re.
Lot in m ne ne sec { t
p 6.
Commencing at a point
4 rods " Ofthe NV corner
of block % of Harris
addition to the city of
Centralla ruanin' thence
W along the s line of the
proposed continuation
of Grand st 245 $40 fl to
the e line of the w V r K
Cos right of way % $40
# to the ne corner of the
land decided by B L Wor-
Ellington 10 L LiverIash
June IA. 1867 and record
ed in book G. of deeds
page 1872 thence e along
the II line of said land IL
rods thence w four rods
to place of beginning.
nIa SO NV or sec IS t
22r6.
NJ lot No ? sec is %
re.
Lot No. 4 excepting
what is sold TO Bean 4
Rodgers, sec IS t % IS.
House and lot in INV
frac or of the NV or sec
10 t 22r6.
Lot 5 block ?.
lot 3 block 5.
House and lot 4 block
5.
House and lot s block
Q except what is sold to
B. Johnson being part
in Scott & Jackson's adj
ditiOn.
Lot 4 block 10.
Frac lots l and 2 block
IL.
Frac lots 3 and 4 block
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-04-22

G 30 feet, thence \ 2e4
It. thence W 30 1t. to
place Of beginning con-
tanning in all 8 lots 81 Y
135 #.
Apart Of sw or of ne
or sec II T % 6 e, being
in Wood County, Wis
consin and described as
follows. to-wit::
Commencing at a point
obtained by running los
#. e 30 # n of sw corner
of sw or of ne or of sec
II T % II of r 6 e. run
thence north 102 It
thence c 135 #. S 102 fit,
thence W 135 # to place
of beginning being the
lots occupied by Thomas
Donnellv as a homestead
Ali the following de-
scrihed real estate being
in Wood Co. Wis to-wit:
being 8 part of the sM
or of ne or sec II I p K
6 e, more particularly de
scribed us follows: com
mencing at a point OBJ
tanned by running 300 II
e and 396 # E from the
NV corner of the sw 81
of ne or sec l. t p r s
e. run thence from said
starting point g 135 IT
thence 5 102 # thence "
| 1875 # thence Il 102 it, &c
| place of beginning con
tanning . lots 81 X 135 Fl
each being the property
owned and formerly &C
cupled by said Marth'
| Tyler as a Homestead.
| TOWN %, RANGE 8.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-04-22
THIRD WARD.

A part of frac lot . sec
Il Il -, II 6 e described
as follows, to-wit; COM
mencing at the NV cor
ner of Nick Wrinkles
line sw along the road
running to Ploycr.
thence back from said
road 100 # being lot 100
IT by 80 # known as the
Barber shop lot, said lot
being a part of lot II
block 81 Neevcs's addi-
ton to Grand Rapids
Wis.
TOWN - RANGE
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-04-22
OWN %, RANGE 4.

L Wv ~ 81, IA ~ " l. =
SEC. SEC.
sw NV ! sW nv 20
sw ne 2 sc nv 20
Sc ne 2 lie sw 20
NV Ew 20
sw ne 3 sly sW p
Sw ne 6 NV sc 20
ne sw 6 sw Sc %
NV sc 6 NV ne II
sw sc b sw he II
X. NV { ne NV 2i
ne Sc Z sc NV u
NV SC ne sW u
sw sc z re sW u
&c sc sW sc "
NV NV 8 ne NV "A
NV ne ID sW NV "a
sw ne 13 sc NV "a
ne NV 13 sc sW 70
sW NV ID NV sc %
sc NV IL sW Sc 70
he Sc IL sc sW %
NV sc 13 sw sc %
sw Sc Is NV NV 90
sw NV Is sw NV %
Sc Sc Is NV sw 90
ne Sc Is ne Sc %
sc sc IS NV Sc %
ne Sc II sc Sc 90
sc NV 10 ne ne 30
ne sw IS NV ne 30
sc sw IS ne NV 30
he NV 10 Sc NV 81
Sc NV 10 ne ne 81
ne sw 10 Sc ne 81
Sc sw 10 he NV 81
ne sc 10 ne Sc 81
NV Sc 10 sc Sc 81
sw Sc 10 ne NV ~
sc Sc 19 NV NV 80
ne NV 20 ne sW 81
NV NV 20 NV sw 81
ets sw sw 30 EW sw 81
ne sc 33 Sc sW ~
Sc Sc 33 ne he 81
Sc sw 30 NV ne 3H
ne ne "a Sc ne 81
NV NV "a ne NV 50
sw NV "a w ne syy 80
NV sw "a ek ne sw 33
sw sw "a NV sw 80
WIZ sw sw 80
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-04-22
SARATOGA.

II " Wv =
TOWN % RANGE 5
lOtno q Sc ne 2
3" " y "a ne Sc q
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-04-22
AU BUR Y DALE.

lot In lot no. ! as re-
cord I'd in Boot d Of
Deeds. folio 245, Wood
Co. Records, 81
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-14
CAMPAIGN SONG.

Hancock to English-Eating crow. Tune Don't
You Co. Tommy, Don't Col
Betwixt you and none others must know,
To 90 to the White House I've very slim show,
The PEG le are afraid of my hackers you know,
For they all go down low-eating crow.
JEFF Davis, whose head should have tasted the
block,
Or sitting IN sackcloth behind the big lock.
Is the loudest to cry Hurrsh for Hancock ="
And he lays down low-eating crow
Chorus
Down very low eating crow,
All Of our friends eating crow,
The " Pubs" awake and will see our
mistake,
That we make eating crow, eating crow.
And David S Terry, ex Chief Justice of State,
Save me from my friends surely mines sad fate,
To he mixed up with such fellows, whose place is
the CRATE,
Is getting down low eating crow.
Then English, my boy, your record is bad,
When Lincoln's troops triumphed your face it was
You then were all copper, you've now turned to
blua,
And you're very lw- eating crow.
Ny own, confess, is not over bright,
When seen through the lens of American light,
But felt very sad for Little Mac in his plight
And got down low-eating crow.
Again, when the country was in a bad fix,
The Centennial year of seveuty-siX
Had Samuel J. T. met success in his tricks
I'd have got very low eating crow.
Though now my hearts set on the Presidents
chair,
fear it is all that will ever sit there.
For Garfield is made If the stuff that viii wear,
And not get down low-eating crow.
81 Bloody shirt =" viii come up, Whichever way we
turn,
And our friends ia the South, it seems, viii not
learn
That their Shotgun persuasion " the people will
spurn,
And still they go on -eating crow.
Sacramento, August, 1880