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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-02
PARTICULAR k7ssMi,1a FAt1 70
-.t. CuJnTa! Ord ms.

p"gse call and examine The g',i itf,-.
where, aid GaraUtee tre article
vii mt t" yrls'ore- ard Civ them good
satisfaction, and cheaper g.s t.an ANY f0Gse IN tie
q oh - rranif ard cannot e dc
eevei in since leather Cuy ny goods ~ the lowest
iol cas-, cnl3 l,t'''v 'e ;.rs Ike heBeEt -
any know edge .te UL5l.ie-s
..... Trrv Respectfully, s..I
ans
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-02
e. M. HUNT.

H1THE LAKETAHOE LUMBER YARF,
the Carson Mn COMPANY will combine the two. and bosa
will managed bv him. from this date sole proprietor
4 complete stock Of Common and Clear Lumber VIZ
kept constantly Oh hand. Also.
Shingles. Mouldines. Piekets, windewl
Doors, Blinds, Screen Doors. wils- -
dow Screens, Wire-cloth. Locks,
Butts, Etrs EIc.
COUNTERS,
SHOW CASES.
TURNED WORK.
SCROLL WORK.
BRACKTs. ETC.
Ard ornAments:of every description furnisheds.'
short notice.
Contracts taken for House Ruila.nx asst
GEORGE W. KITZMEYER
has JUST RECEIVED
A LARGE STOCK OF TBK LATks1
n styles OF
Walnut Chamber Suits,
aeautl1uI Paviov Suits,
elegant Sideboards,
Wardrobes, 6ookces e>,
Writing Desks and
Tables Of all ksncn.
The above goods all direct from Eastern nAanfas
tories made of solid aalnut, have the ieaatts
oil finish. have also II. hand large variety u
Camp Chairs Parlor. once. Dining aAd
Kitchen Chairs l.oange~ Spring
BsdA Mattresess. and
decet GEORGE W. KI1ZMEYER
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-02
CHANGE OF MANAGEMENT
AND PR"PRIEToRs.
or MS8K HOUSE
CARSON CITY, NEVADA,
SHARP BROTHERS.. PrOprietGrs

This hotel is the pleasantly and centrally Ocs'es In
city, being principal business houses and .Er
State Caption e-..,.-. ..
The Culinary DEPARTMENT is under the management o
experienced heads and xpense witt be Spared IN Twp.
plying the table with the best the market Affords
Manager.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-02
the on Mssv HOUSE

Is headquarters for all the leaving 0arsea
Meals. 80 cents each
Carson City September 10 le7e - -
, 1880-03-10
"271 West Lake street,"
h1Iuw long i,nv0 yUii lived thero2"
"TlctweGt tlircB and four yenra."

~ 1t Mcst ,cI.!, imKe ., e.tee!; ,..,.t oS .o,o,n
t'ot,vnn,H mrH n,s,, nn s y,n fas,r rnnrr
e,wisGm tTtw i,,, thsen s em r,,, ioMr ysIi i,wvcry
nn. !uH tot, fu It,,,;S, ~, @ ,c cwyrr r,crnoxr1
,stl. ,n ., W., ,...t w n"yur thnf ncs.
r. A., ",lcst'oh-" f"' 1ees''t ""s"ef '""' 7"es-
tvho, ,-,. III, ,,r,,,,t. ~ vo,,r ,.,t,ns IN thu
r,,,H'eo nrP II ,n in9 E5 vi S""f '"ee ~ '"'
NJ IL ,vv"r ~ ~, ,,ho,r+t rpavor thot n,,ca
+,nn nS "'"S's'- "' ''c'''' ""1"cF '"'' e"'''
itc,x mimi, ,,d v, ro. ror rnn,k,n0 tho mn.
,,.rsisM ''"c' I'll" S'' Ae1 '"F 'n"A'"6 '"o "'''"
tsinak ato,o,a ,,,sctrt,-s yo, ,n,v nnswcr That
HW~.m,r Nn, n crnt, mint In Tint KIM, of
bn,ncss'" f'"t ''"'' ~" 40 $""' ""'A ~
4 IL, ~,,, t,,,, NJ nnv ncrson of yn,,r nnmo
Y,.an9? ? ~ I'll E,Ss VIII Il 1.nku XXI strects' '"''
'enN,e !, W. tHnt ~ r. + t,n,,ev ~ ~ - ~ = ~
, 1880-03-10

-.
ths. si msito1 rs91ins sp " cs!ins tHS expensive "
Tho type.sctting machine composltnrs nro. ea
T hys1; as 51hssy r. q" Fas so to hs
Ttnrs ohl'9ntes himself to abandon all Untons
or outside organizations.
IN thta way. tt1ocs not employ men who eorye
aiatea.p II sl. n naas Hafsee seys 1 eass
Ts shown n d"t!noa gostIo Gf tS q dGE
pcrsons t tkat wo don. n .'st WIFI u nix up With our
own mon, you know"
w,,, ,n,,...o, ,Aa.o womR ,1nR.,v .xo. ,no oroo
ntnuant ~ f,nrf1 wnrk ~ and ,,nrtmttinr attention
i,cstowc1i INCREASINGLY On tito 74mes Gy It's pro-
itnrn "a % m III i,npcr. rerhaps tho hest cstat-
lt.hcd II tho ~ v wordp Eycry HIN on il folins
Nt,y rosponslblo nI0co ii IN expert III The hlis-
ncae. THO expcrionco Of sotne Ut thofn IL hcred-
itary. ,Evory cmp!ayd on tho raper is ct tno
h,Rhest griu Of eohnnsshpor lisfsinsa tIiiaing
hut tho managers and olltor nrc workinKas mr..
prise. Lot re rive some facts: -. .,,,,. ~,
All tho editorial work Is ;lo,ie a. a,Ght ,' 1Mo
the prGss nvo1y night. ,,,,,,,,,,r anna
hs n, xS!s eaes taf Il tic gees
men hoT that ifo nln9ht t1ss ,;ancr II, T. sh ,hS
Soy spo on t. IN M asSG at nS so
tar's) own house IS adjoining and runs M" @ rhe
Iq,nsx Building; in substantially part H. me
quito noar tho Office, between Printing ll0usc
hlunrc and tho TCmple. llc, ton, always waa oil
duck nt night until tho pApct went DEVIL l5nth
Of thoir dwellings nrc fnr down town; lTl!nitly
farther frnm tho social life ind rest OF London
than would bc Third and Chestnut trum TINT or
1'hiladclrhta Hut tho night Ia thelIfc OF Il morn-
| ing paplr.
Tho Tt1nts, having no long railway routes 70
travel, NIL Englatld !s covered u few hours,
and running OF It's edition, fcOO nti hoslr. can
airord u walt until later moment bci9re EonE 70
| press than u pnptr Of Phtlndolph!n OF NDw YORK.
imay say hero The editors Of all kIt,tlA cach havo
| n room to themselves, and work Under a!a M tho
| advantages Of sccluson and silence. Ineeo
| rooms, nearly every ono or which v!alten. arc
| spacious, often nbnut Hlxt9cB by sixteen OF
twenty feet. and substantially Furnished. havo
high ocilinFs, nro well vttitinteu anu c.nnlott
ably lighted. They harc. In fact, solnethlng OF
tho comfortable DIR OF q university chasnDer-
| ECONOMY.
| Anottc, morkc<, featurc In tho vatchf,,i
ccnmonnv rr"nticcs, n thn t,njlv mnnnnomr11t.
WIKI I'll tnn isst.eost It or ,nSestmcnt Expenses
hnvn bern 'u m tho nnst iborui aad etlJd scale,
| th" dniiv r1,nnInn nxnnnaea nro ycrr cjoacly
u',nrti"a' rrhr stHrv nf lid rnxa in tko ITynSs
| atn'nnn.tnp.rnCr, a,innosH ia fa1niinr to Mi
| sntarnsfaf ~ tio pnwennnrr Hjsinraa INIT /
| "lSAeotG'A ~ t1c aioWopafHA Eo-
, 1880-03-10
LICENSED AND ORGANIZED.
HpteLdi ntSpdtfh ia Jh& CHICAGO Tfihun

BrnrSar1ELD, ILL.,, MRrch 0.-Th0 Secretary OF
Stnto today tssiiod llconsU to organize tn tho
Iaobcrts Dry Placer and Oru Concentrating Com
pany OF Colorado and Chicugo; capital. S1000,-
900; corpon,tors, Do Witt G. 1to,crts. Willium II.
Coudon, George w. lInddleston, Martin 1sytn;
nlso, u tho Taylor IIead-liest Company. Chlca-
~; capitni, 5000; md tn the Charlrston Coil
gtruction E0ut,nDy, Chhrlcst1n: capitnl, $l0no0.
A certificate Of organization wns teld by pi-
vision No. 10 Ancient Order Of 1iibcrninns, Town
of Lake. Cook County.
, 1880-03-10

T7IfTEliSl-rIIE hest AND ClIHArEsT Fill
IL taf In tho market tor aAl8 at ~ eouth Cask-sa-
Agents wanted.
IXTANTED-A TWO-YTOllY TNAME H0usE 70
w move, near North tIAlst0d and CsuGp-ttS. N9Eth
Hde. < ", TEtbun0 ufnce.
, 1880-03-10
THE LONDON TIMES.
, sketch OF the Thunderer Of
Printing-House Square.
=, ssh,uI,sl Arrangements, ,.1ntolsiug ths Mann
" fatturo Of AT Supplies.
o.g II Il Edited and 2 Published" The
Newspaper Of tho Future"
r,orr,s1nndtnee phtiahr1phta Trtts.

FtFFfSf0M4EuGE |
,..,nn. Fab st.-Tho TtncA fuilding IA roal-
ssiro p{le OF soli,t brick OF fair architect
u ", .rcct. which In Now York or Philadelphia
" u,.At ~ ono nf tho foRtnreA Of tho city. In
1asSon It Ia simply iost,-crpwdod hwhy among
u LAS miles of similar structuros Icusciy
sI..sed md pressed together.
Fp.intiue-fI House Square. tue castle Of the mod
.n Thundercr, stands on tho rcputc'' sita Of IN
"a Ia Norman fortress. Thorn Is something drN-
a.uo ." In tho coincidcncc which rnnkes the spot
-. u,cecstiye vlgnct Of whole centuries Of hfa-
w, ~ snt starta Thousand poetic md phloaophlo
ss..ma on tho locnl correlation Of force.
Ind had no acquaintance with tho Times, but |
aota Of introduction, sent by leading New
yn,t editor, opened widely and hospitality It's
ioo,s: and ycetcrt'ay spent portion Of tho !
Ssy most proltably In an exhaustive Inspection
Il. daily work. Lot mo toll somo OF lis won'
de,s. .,. ..,.c,, T..
m mechanical features, as being Of most popu-
~ interest and bcst pLcturing tho establishment
- - the nom professional world. Tho editorial !
IA IA Of professional rnther than public intcr-
- and, besides. why should the arcana Of tho
n,otesslon DO laid before those oyes which seo
not1 ns
sodly established for years, founded on tho
.,nnns basis OF tho University and tho governing
sitscs Of England, conducted by uicn every ono
Ssr, Il. = = crpnrt and vntornu In tho busi-
Naou ay,.s nrInvs a., nrn1,,o thnt rn,y comoa
peAe, tho ltnsea on!oysnn i"cou'9 tuA. ~" euton
IA Of ltsolt, and, stretching out like some OF our
r,oat railway companies, 1t now omploya Por"
aon of lts surplus revenues every year In but
hesehg 'aeiit " | -. ...... s',as,,tas
permanent Hannu1nctufe OF i1s OWN buppHeo.
rneso things nro permanent Investments. not
.,,oDsca. and. nlthough costly In the start, In
~ gnnG cn,rso al yetlrs snVe money.
~ ~ M nninpruto eotne Of tho most important
=. tIi}nstrnfIvo al thO scopo Of tho plant. Tho
n Tim1soN
aTrfHet rfest Manufacturers it's own presses,
focond-Found8 It's own type.
Tpirl-7rovidcs its own lkht-eleotrlo:
Iurth-Focd6 ltA enlployea ~ tne hpoI
Efth-Ilns 1ta own electfntypln9 snopt
Bxth-llns lta own telographlo 8erVlce a4lo
E1tce-in the mini: anu ,,n.,,4
ecrcnth-Ropalr-thops Tor MI thoso aIuefont
unchincrica.
All thoBo great Shops hnd otlccs hEo unuet otio
roof and the cistef q taam,, VIII nv %
an1i1 pr..in nrenf ~ st"rrt,fvrtrr mnkfng-
M ntc.s M,~inrss dvnrtsin1. md IlstrbutIop
up, p.esJ1 p@1or,, pnstf1 thn 1Ytnss IN is,,1iIiIir.
soo"''-iosn' '"o ~. 'sv s,,,,.a.a
TILE fi1kssss'
The Walter presses are made hern for the mar-
kot, as we'll a8 for tho pruprietor'o own paper
snd ID thesc 2hopB I found the HorkMcn III tho
busy clatter Of turning out great machines as IN
lny groat factory or foundry.
Va ~ Ak1f1ft OF nF1
, 1880-03-10
CHANGE OF VENUE.
Two Mon Who VIII Not Give a Ne0aon
for the Faith Which IL In Thems
II Gh4 Editor Of 1hs Chicago Tribune.

Two Mon Who VIII Not Give a Rcnson
for the Faith Which In In Them.
II M4 Editor Of Tns Chicago Tribune.
CHICAGO, March 0.-You kindly published my
letter this morning, but followed II with what
purportod to DO tho results Of reporters inves"
tigation. Ho says he won't to No. %7a West Lake
street and found no such man as william II.
Werner; also, that ho won't to Nc. b66 West
Twelfth street and found thoro no such man -
Thomas \. uauren. Now, In order TO insure
fair play, 1 nsk you TO scnd @ reporter with mo
to those places, and will produce tho two gon-
tlcmen you intimate arc not in c1iatence. Will
s s 09 eha a Dr6 6n IT. e ySo
at III sho s iasttemeationed plaoe fer Mr, Lee.
paSo Ns~ o Ses III Ill., " savs
% f TSst % q ass L sssye sEss
ruling. M Fhs judges Of Coax bounty, IL rule.
sa dS ss & sn meS It
tho Criminal Court know that they uniformly
respect those rights, and when m applicati0na a u
so%%eS S5ss Sa's sy sss'ssIs' sss 4 Z
i ihat ha ah holioy1s thoy are prcjudiced against
him. Thoy know Il to be An old maxim OF law
that no mnu shatl bo Judge iM hb own case,
chanse @ * @ voao S il wife Tic stattcs
however much tho Judges may think the atlanta
arc mistaken, 1t is their duty to grant the mo.
GRANTING Of tho change Is 1ninisterial duty,
and ii you will reflect on tho reason of the laW,
as 1t has extated Ia this Btate elnco 185. you Will
laws on the wisdom, Of tho aGes. No Judge haa
the right to pass on the question whether 9r 20 not
ho Is prejud!ced aganet certain tnaiydaai,
on q nattor that concerns him personally. lio
Is not supposed TO know whcthor Or nut be 10
nrciudicGd. Prejudice tnny artssfron subtle In
fiuopoes, of which tho 1nnla- judge Ia not a!saro.
Thls 10 comprchcnded in tho statute and u Is for
this rcaaon that tho gsant!ng nt a change OF
have no more 70 say.. doubt not you Will be
ablo 10 avoid or cloud tho laaue, II you feel 90
pat,er 81 usually characterized by fairness and
candor, Having professod ny wtslingnoas 70
demonstrate to your sat!sfact!on ne existence
Tho matter considerably, remain resPootfully,
, 1880-03-10

..,m1; "a. !. : TsT.Tr
1,o,i s11r-i;1lilicE ri Avn c1iEAr HOUSES.
s; $; @ ss s ..s ,,s a.
,s :S'$t e..
f,nmr h,.cs t,4isk nnsercnis "niy tiii
ssss.sf' ss W. sa$ S Sr S}tek House, .or,
.'', ',.s .'as '' .ssa
ia ;;S$s' ID 1's
rs Y 'e so sSis s;s!s's h"s
EslMis s.saaa. n lap:ISga in 'ao 'y'e' farnacs!
SAt:taysaad Ts5t t;sy~ noar Th''sy-uTst-st a-stos,
Il, ~ s a5sS S9s frame house, md
.--.-..-ii: A. 0sI.!lI!S ~ r. s"l!e:.t: l!oom1:
IT, SftGf1iE f ~ M II pina ,lst. aa pn,.i. ~ rum @
~ H* y El!nia":.t Gs jul soaih q SssS.sn ssi
fi1uss.y .y ana Tn III n r:mvcToti M Wahsah.a1. bs.
Threc Ian.ss S''S lSss 81 n5rt Hills Forty ..irss.,
ss:s, ;5 r.; IT.; Il " X ;sn.
ssss: :: Just "e'' TT pack
sf,ss hfssn }t: @ o n H. T.
'fF ps1m u ei'ns, X % aefes assns'
755R 577zz,z1p zl551 1s:av 4 a9ssS'S's asai; sAa
isnrcn.rt. @''A'S"
lDFoaftl,:sy .th g;s.eH & frsme house
taES ,.n.. ~,,,, -, r,,,,n.,,.,, ne,r we,t1n.
dsnn,.s tta9 r., .rv.,,e,h.., mar yc,o,n.
~. s''or' house win '0 4"eAu''a'" "'a' "'''''"'
Sjx!y Wneasar corner Thl1tg,Svs,nthst, .xo
bIssk: f;;:.s s1SS"a Ksn.5Sa asSsk ~ WV
2s1iiD WaG%ss .ay., msHr foriy y.thlrt At. tt.lGl
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-03-18
Georgia - Piekens CoGety !;

0RpINANYs 0FtIcF JAN, TERM 1850.
Whereas Silvangs Tabsieaux Adaliuis'ra'or
Of Josiah McGaha. represents 10 the coart m
lis petition dliy flied, that be has fully admin
Uttered .iosiah A,oGa!ia e-late This Is there
for.. to cite "a e persans eonsera~d. kindred ami
c,ssiiiais :" si.v cause, il any they can why
said administrator >l'oula not be discha ;ss'i
from lis adriiuis'r.si % and receive 10y erS "i
disu,is.i.u on IT,. FIST Nuaiav IN April l--0
I. plCkk1I Or3iI.ry
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-03-18

CAMILLA FITZGERALD, Libel for divorce,
vs., In C0bb superior
CnAs 81. FITZGERALD. )Court Nov. Term ~
Ii appearing 10 he Cont thai the defendant
Charles NJ Fitzgerald cannot be found SO that
service can be perfected on hin, and that he
has removed beyond The jurisdiction Of ibis
court II is therefore ordered that said defen-
dant be served by publication as required by
law in such casrs
Gro. N l.Es1EB, ! S. G
certify The above 10 b. . irne extract from
The minutes 81 Cobh Supeiiar Cont
JNo Il CAMrBEII., Clerk
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-03-18
- 1SI EIR J
Iegel Ranks on Hand

Criminal Warrants, Land and Mort
gage Deeds, Justice FiE,s and Sunmonses,
Waiver Notes. Summons of Garnishmen.
Garnishment Affidavit and Bond. Affidavit
Bond and Attachment. Wit Defamation OF
Notes and Accounts, and other Legal
Blanks. for sale at the Journal Office.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-03-18

j. A. G. ANDERSON, Proprietor.
FHNHE BEST or VEHICLES, THE
n safest Of drivers aud the fastest Of horses
are always ready, night and day. for hire. No
man on woman Or child ever has given me a
call IL the past who has been, nor shall any
ever in the future, be dissatisfied with my teams
OF the men in my employ. Everything aud
everybody about me are A NO. ONE
! have cheapened my cbagres propariionate
to The striugsney Of the times. For references
as 10 he truth of what say ~ to the turn outs
and charges, go TO my friends, which means
the public generally.
Pariiea hiring are stricily responsible for the
safety Of themselves, vehicles and horses
j. A. q. ANDERSON.
Dee. 10Th. 1874.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-03-18
LIBEL F0a DIVORCE.

VIENA JANE BURLINGTON, } In Cobb Sape
vs 5rior Court No
JoHN Taylor BUFFMGroN, Svember Term,
1879, Rule to perfect service. ii appearing
10 the Court by tbs return Of the sheriff that
the defendant does not reside in this county,
and il further appearing that he does rot reside
in this State. 1t is Oh motion of The council or
dered that said defendant appear .nd answer
at the next Term OF this Court, else that the
cause beconsidered in detanlt and the plaintiff
be allowed 10 proceed and ii is further ordered
that this rule be published in de Marietta jour
nal once month for four months This Novem
Der II, 1879
GEO. N. LESTER, J. s. c.
A true extract taken from the minutes of
Cobb Superior Court.
JNo. B CAMPBELL Clerk
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-08-12
Fighting with an Octopus.

The occupation Of diver is one that
offers but little attraction TO those who
by temperament have no fancy for ex-
ploring the mysteries Of the Deep"
It is, however, not 40 monotonous an
employment as might be imagined, and
divers occasionally meet with exciting
adventures while engaged in their Ia
bors. One Of these the other day fell
to the lot Of a government diver in
Victoria, Mr.. Smsle, while at work on
the bed Of the Moyne River, at Belfast,
in that colony, and from the account he
gives of it in the Melbourne Argus, 1t
must have been more exciting than
pleasant. Having thrust his arm into
a hole, he found that he was held by
something "the action Of the water
was stirring up the clay, and therefore
| could not zee distinctly for few min
utes but when it did clear away l saw
to nv horror the arm of large octopus
entangled around mine like a boa
constructor Just then he fixed some OF
the suckers on the back Of my hand,
and the pain was intense. l felt as if
nv hand was being pulled to pieces,
and the more l tried to take 1t away
the greater the pain became and from
past experience l knew this method
would be useless; but what was to do
living in this position. bad the great
est difficulty in keeping my feet dswn,
ga the air rushed along the interior of
my dress and inflated it; and If my
feet had got uppermost 1 should have be-
come insensible, held in such position;
and also, If had given the signal to
be pulled up, the brute would have
held on, and the chances would have
been that | should have had a broken
arm. had hammer by me, but
could not reach down to use 1t on the
brute. There was a small iron bar
about five or six feet from me, and with
my foot dragged this along until could
reach it with my left hand. And now
the fight commenced; the more struck
him the tighter he squeezed, until my
arm got quite bsnumbed; after awhile
| found the grip began to relax little,
but he held on until had almost cut
him to pieces, and then he relaxed his
hold from the rock and pulled him up.
I was completely exhausted, having
bsen in that position over twenty min
utes. [ brought the animal up, or
rather part of it. We laid him out,
and he measured over eight feet across,
and | feel perfectly convinced that this
fellow could have held down five or six
men,"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-08-12
snot his ParamOur and then Him
aaRf.

D0lEs
The family Of Zebuna Tilson, living
about mile from Shutesburg Centre,
Mass, were alarmed about 8 O'Clock on
Sunday night by the sudden appear
auoe Of jarvis Nelson Phelps, twenty.
four wears old, son Of their nearest
neishbor, who was bleeding from sew,
eral wounds in the chest. He declared
that he had shot himself and had but
a few moments to live, and that he had
left the dead body Of Sadie A. Grover,
his former mistress, and the mother OF
a three year old child, in the woods a
short distance away. An alarm was
Immediately given, and the search
proved Phelps story to be true. Phelps
who has q wife living, formerly lived
with the Grover girl (who was scarce
" nineteen and quite pretty and mod
eat in appsaranee), until arrested for
bieamy and sent to Greenfield jail for
year. His sentence was completed about
q wear ago, since which time he has
been endeavoring to get her TO i've
with him again. Her continued refa-
sal and association with other men is
an nposed to have excited him to COM
nil the crime. He says he fred four
chambers of his revolver into the
woman's heart, then coolly reloded and
discharged the seven barrels into his
own heart. An autopsy confirms this
storv substantially. Phelps is still liv-
inc and to all appearances is the cool
cal man in town; but the doctors says
he cannot recover.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-08-12

make pertecksbun necessary. Is the
law Of our common kentry, which ii
my pride, SIGH ez would justify the
President Of the YOonited States
The Gineral stopped very sudden
here, for a delegashun nv South
Kerliny rife clubs, wieh he'd heerd the
niggers wuz there, rushed past me and
woodn't take no tor an anser, and goi
in any how. They insistid on the mig.
gers gittin out wich, ez they Amt
sgsin to be allowed to vote in the
South anyhow, We considered 1t entirely
safe to do. We hustled en- out without
ceremony, and give awjence to dele
gashun Nv Irish from the Sixth ward,
Moo York, witch wantid some defnit
pledge ez to the invashen nv Canady,
in the interest NV irish independence
and a subscripshun to the Irish Shir-
mishin Fund.
The Generals treat nv the Irish wuz
ez mastery ez the others. He shook
EN- corjelly by the hand, and sed "that
the love nv liberty wuz implautid in
every Amerikin's bosom, and every
Irishman's ez well, and that liberty
WIZ the birthrite Nv every man."
"Cepin naygurs and Chinaze," in
terruptid a Irishman.
He accepted the amendment-excep-
ting niggsrs and Chinese, neither nv
wich wuz fit to be incorporated into the
body Of politikle. But nv one thing
Their Good be no doubt Robert Emmett
wuz the gratist man that the world
ever prodoost, exoeptin Danl O'Connell,
and the Irish citizens fought all the
wars that this or any other kentry ever
he'd. He could lay his hands onto hia
hart and say he loved the Irish race.
He felt that he he'd stated his posishen
with sufishent cleernis.
There wuz one skip in the arrange
msnts wich l hev alreddy rectifsd,
witch is not gittin the different delega-
shuns off the Island in different direek.
shuns. 1t is great mistake to let en-
git q chance to talk with each other,
after they leave. They compare notes
and draw conclusions.
They got to talkin outside, and one
Moo Yorker exprest the sentiments Of
the other when he rsmarkt:
swell, we've got non partisan can.
didate anyhow. He hain't got
politik-.not a politik."
And another one sed that the Giner'
al didn't know more about government
al matters than Mcclellan, and hs
could't say more nor that.
Our feeders are satisfied with him
however, and that is all they want
He agrees with every one nv en-, NJ
matter how wide apart they may be
and he hez determined to keep tina
way until after the elecshun, and t.
trust to luck'ez to wich he will foller.
THANK Heaven for one thing. M
matter wat his views may or may 60
be, we are sertin nv the post-ofices
Them is my pollytix just now.
PETROLEUM V. MASSEY,
(Gate kesper.)
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"GE1TING KEADY.n

Getting ready for what
Why, a great mary things-
A tour to the lake,
Or a trip TO the springs.
Getting ready for work,
And ready Tor play;
Getting ready TOR something
Each day!
Getting ready for joy.
For excitement and mirth--
Getting ready TO grasp
All the sunshine of earth.
Getting ready for pleasure
Again and again
But never getting ready
For pain!
Getting ready to drive
Sharp bargains In trade;
Getting ready for wealth
BY plans ably laid /;
Getting ready TO win
BY the means that we use,
But never getting ready
Te lose
Getting ready for home,
For husband or wife
Getting ready for children,
For home and lie
Getting ready for lame,
With It's vanishing breath;
But hardly getting ready.
For Death
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~ Three vendus notes drawn in favor of
\ Mckay, one by Frank Clement for
one by Frank Moore for S43.l8 and the
~ Moses Starr. for $9923, the last en-.
q ny James Mckay also about 800 In
Y, all $40 notes. All persons are warned
lst negotiat NJ these notes, AMI liberal
n viii be paid by the su 'scriber for the
o. improperly. JAMES MCKAY,
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