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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-16
BAdKERS AND BROKERS'.
THE NEVADA EVA BANK
OF SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO. ..oALpossIA

~Buys and sells Exchange and Tslsgrsphio
Transfers. Issues Commercial and rrsvslsrs
Crsdils. THIS bank has special facilities for
dealing in bullion. tn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-16

Gentlemsn's Furnishing Goods, etc. Also
the following French Goods: Petits Pols Fins,
Oepes rauile Harieots verts, Olives Fsrcies.
ohampignons. Anchois Patss Trunes' Sardinst
slHuils.
N. B.-Psrtiss wishing 10 buy In lots 70 suit.
for cash on delivery, may ind IL 70 their ID
vantage 70 call In, examins the goods and In.
Goods dsiivsrsd free OF charge.
s,m v.LKNKRY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-25

As your columns are open to Biblical
and historical investigation, l wish to offer
a few facts relative to the date Of the birth
OF Christ. The sixty.nine prophetic
weeks Of Daniel were to run to the first
advent OF Christ, or to his birth, as the
angel then said: To-day is born unto
you asaylour, which is Christ. I"
There Is reason to believe that these weeks
commenced on The tenth day Of the
fifth Jewish month B. O. ASS, which
would end them on the l4th day OF
August, B. O. 5. Paul says: "When the
iullness OF the time has come THAT Is, the
sixty.nine weeksl God sent forth His Son,
made OF woman" etc. Gal. ~. 4. The
true Christmas, OF birth OF Christ, was,
therefore, August IA, B. @, 5, instead OF
December 25, as the Papists affirm. The
sheep were still out at pasture at tho time
luke II ST. and they were always taken
10 their shelter in that country about the
time OF the fall equinox, so the claim for
December 25 is both without proof and
contrary to facts. Furthermore, Christ
was about thirty years old at his baptism
luke Ill. 2S,) which was in the fifteenth
year OF Tberins' full reign, A. D. q Luke
Ill. ~ from which, measuring back thirty
years, we reach B. G. for his birth, re.
membering that in crossing the Christian
era B. @. / and A. D. are only two parts
OF one year instead OF being two whole
years. This allows him 10 be born before
Herod died, which occurred B. GA, and
makes him thirty in a. D. 80, Also his
death was on the 9Th Of April, A. D. 80,
on Thursday, the fourth Passover after his
baptism. The above facts are confirmed
by scripture, history and astronomy.
though only glanced at hero. fany Of the
the readers Of your paper think me mis-
taken about the time OF Christmas, an err
ror brought into the church with others
OF similar nature) by Catholic tradition,
thus making void the word OF God, please
call and we will examine the subject To the
satisfaction Of all who love truth better
than tradition and error on this and other
things.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-25
PLANTATION pRoyEsBs.
unoie Remus's Homemade PHILOSOPHY
Atlanta lGa) Constitution.

Uncle Remus's Bome.nade Philosophy.
Atlanta (Gal Constitution.
Pics duno wat penis for.
Docs don't bite at the front gate.
ColT in de barley.patch kick high.
PuLLET can't roost too high fer de owl.
De howlin' dog know wat he sees.
BLINE boss don't fall wen he follows de
bit.
DoS'r fling away de empty wallet.
BLAcx.sSAKE know de way to de hin's
nest.
Looks won't do ter split rails wild.
De pig dat runs of wild de year er corn
gifts little mo dan de cob.
LIcxER talks mighty loud wen It gifts
loose fun de Jug
sLEEPlS' in the fence corner don't fetch
krismus In de kitchen.
TWEEN de bug en- de bee martin faint
hard ter tell whos's gwlneter ket kicked.
You'p see mo'er de mink Of he know'd
whar de yard dog sleeps.
HUNGRY rooster don't cackle wen he
find wum.
TRuBBLEs is seasonin'. Simmons amt
good twell dey Ter fros'.bit.
WATCH out wen you'er gittin, all you
want. Fattenin' hogs amt IN luck.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-25
1he Hsppy chrI.imas Reunion.

On Christmas II Is customary for all the
members Of family to collect and unite
in merry making, feasting and otherwise
enjoying themselves. With what mingled
emotions of Joy and sorrow are these hap
py reunions looked back upon in alter
years by participants thinking OF those
dear ones now, perhaps, separated from
them forever. -,
Let Us make Christmas picture: The
sleighride to the house, the welcome at
the door, the bounteous feast with accom-.
panying Jokes and humor, the stories,
games and other pastimes that follow, the
unwilling OF the Children's Christmas tree
in the evening, and finally the farewell for
the night.
Then there is the jolly mystery Of
famous old kris Kringle," who comes in
his sleigh drawn by reindeer, over the
tops Of houses, pops down the chimneys,
never spelling with SCOT the pretty things
be brings, to stuff full the row OF stock
ings that hang from the mantel. Let us
imagine for an instant the little, rosy,
happy faces that peep into these
in the morning, and ehout glee.
fully as each treasure is brought to light.
Christmas has many happy memories to
set against the sad ones that tell of loss OF
time and friends.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-25
rHERIFF's SALE.

J. Il COX, Executor, vs. J1s, VAYT
By yirtuEe Of IN execution 10 he tbo1t t,,.,,.,
cause, lstued ard to me directed have ISy,S ~
the following described p. DUAL pTOp+,ty ~, W. ~,
proceed to sell 70 the hlShtSG AMI be.i =, ~ ~
lATm now occupied by james WAIT, on w n
MONDAY, THE 27TA pAT or d. CITBRR i,s
at 10 CLOCK 4 N: ""''
Ono hutdIed head Of ewes, alty head ,,,.,..
sheer, IN heat Of eprHg huia, nlns bs,I' N W.
nine heck Of hoHI, tne CIV (EhIte and b.itt ",
bay hopes, one gray hOiAe, one tay u,,f ~ ~
yParlnR colt, three EtAcks Of wheat ore ,i,rE ~
nine ElAckS Of hay, one 1T Of hay il noE IN. -
NPgon, one wtolS Tslpsr and mover e,mlis'I =.
grain dTil, one chilled p oW, ca, doub.S 49,
plow, one cultlyatnr, one hlrOE one ri ii Y,sIs
harness 700 Pics Of wool, one corn she tr "a ~,
drill, slx pAflor chairs, o1e eGtr, on III M.
carpets, one stand, i0ur isIihIr kids ard hAJi,,
three bAdSteadS twelve common thii,s, lUo bS1,.,
one cupboard and bOokc,S-, one e1tAn,Ioa M. =,
dining table, one hbll carpet, one kitchen M, ",
cooking tOVe and Ut nselS, fns COX the m,
glasses, one lounge and mitIleG, Ons h, Il ba,St
and queensNaTe
And by virtue Of an AddItIoall e1eruLsp ia IA,
above entitled cause, and 10 iue tirtet4I M
levle upon the GollOE log Idduoull pfoptrtv. ~
will pfcctei to sell At Ab We mentoutd II d m !,
tina AfOrsid mentioned day; Two hlsdI,d IIsn
Of fodder, 400 bushels corn In crib, 1875 buIb., IN
in shock, SIX cen bushels "i apples, twelve b1,hi Il
potatoes one lot Of household goods, oas lui Il Tu
Ing apparel.
TER.s oY SiLE-CaIh
dsi7 OR. T1NaLE soc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-25
Fifteen Million. and Upwards.
The following men are. estimated to be
worth the sums following their names:

The Republican. of Wheeling have
nominated for Mayor, John Frew, Esq
one Of the proprletors, and business man.
ager Of the Wheeling ISrELliaEScKR. II
It were not for Mr.. Frew's politics We
would like to see him elected; hut be will
be II the Democrats Of that city do not
nominate an uncommon strong man as his
opponent.-Belldire Democrat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-25

A LADY Of Mariana, Fla, writes: 81
applied to physician here for a prescrip-
ton for Sick Headache, with which have
been afflicted many yesrs. He recon-
mended TUFTS Pills. They acted like
charm. l can. now attend TO my school
without any pain or Inconvenience. It is
the best medicine have ever taken. May
you meet with the reward you deserve"
ANNA JENKINS,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-25

BtIIaITe UempeFRI'
James E. warton, ESQ.,. for many years
An editor in Wheeling, has been appoint
cd aud confirmed as surveyorot Customs
at Portsmouth, this State. We are glad
that our old iriend-the man who gave US
our FIRST knowledge Of the "art preserva'
tive Of all arss"-hAs, In his old age, been
kindly remembered by his party.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-25
0HEAP HOMES.

Hogse and lHt on l!th street for $40,
house Sasiot " % BY 5 51Iin ga a %
corner lot, sl,I0O. ''''A assN III
On 18th street, 4 large and eonio,tabl. L,,,L A.,
Ing and lot At hne bArg,in '''sA ssel'
On MAin street; 10 Gptre whts'laI, on rot, ,,,,..
q new brick dwelling and lot $500 IN s''N ~'aA
On same sheet below 9th street, Im al h,,,L
price. 'V''SI
A 6ue building lot on EOGI,r..t for nl,,.,,,,.v
Z a. SCHAEREG 4 CO..
keAl Istlls Ind Notnfia BuI,,,,
E8-stCamship and Railroad llekSi, d " ~ =
Europe on the best lines. 'uS u, g
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-25

Colonel Iugersoll says: ITO me the
future is exceedingly bright" And YET
1t Is said the Oolonel doesn't believe In
the Bible, where his future Is graphically
described. A lake Of FIRE is always bright.
Il Il also hot. -NorrislOnn Herald.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-25

IuAvE no more doubt OF the beneficial
effects OF Warmers Sale Kidney and Liver
Cure than l have that the Genesee river
empties into Lake 0ntario.-Rev. J. E,
Rankin, d. D. Warrington, D. C.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-25
CTOOKs AND REAL ESTATE.

business generally looks - sTIng have COM
eIuded 10 continue the business In which have been
long engaged, therefore odsr my service Agent ior
The iAlS q real eState N stOets for boroHipg and
rSntt. Money I'd VAuCed on good stock left 10 me-
Il inquired sales de At uet on without Adtltiot Al
expense and BY punetGAi plyments. lose auenten
', business and an hOaOrAble 'no't % promote the
inSFOGt n customer hobe 70 merit share Of patron.
aSe. L IRWIN, Agent, pthes No u Twelfth street.
oppotlte Exchange Bank. de4o
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-25
IosEPA HARRIS NuRsEPir5

IS 900 Apple Jrrs6. two, thre% ion,,
90 Peach, one (iI0m bud year az a'a!hs.
800 Plums, one and two ysIn,
~ QulnTes, tSo md three yftn.
o V9 cherries, one and two yeaIy,
t,S SVT ~ SH siSTs T0s Ja9p'r ioa
Manipulating. VIII tell y Low !, m ~ ID
Iospolrenes solicited. Addrs, sIS;sS.t "a.
LIB, Mouni,yIlle. EurS,ry /, euS "a y, JssL XIL.
MnunHiVlI'a Dspnt. Wv nj . rel i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-25
FOR ssAAIL4EE-vALUABLE BELI1iPS

The undrnig ned oE,n at private nls
nnn dNslnny house, locatei on ThiriT.s,,,S 4. iOOa
Bellalre, Ohio. The Dwelling Il ne! ~ SoI q TINT
RON almost new tolh sra supplied IN w. nol
Ea.et aHd - excellent rePai The ilOS - ~
i.Ssi To- TTeu SeS5S ,s sS2 ETT%y h s
81 J haaEes1 a. RICHARDSON q
W. hlhTs IA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-25

HRRE is good flag" Of information for
the man who grows pork to tell the COM
mercial relation bstween meas pork and
live hogs:
IS mess pork is equivalent to 81 so gross
for hogs.
$40 mess pork is equivalent to s. 20 gross
sii mess pork is equivalent to 50 60 gross
slsSsss pork is equivalent to 81 90 gross
slsness pork is equivalent to 81 IS gross
sl4 mess pork is equivalent to 81 20 gross
SIS mess pork /. equivalent to IS 10 gross
for hogs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-25
DOR RENT.


DOR RENT-.ANELEGANT COUNTRY
re,IIeuce, EItuattd on "bddnEton l5nt," ~
and one bat miles from this Guy and " hl1 y"
MINUTES walk Of the him Grove Railroad. ~ ~
i entirely new, contains eight rooms befdS ~
rom, clothtS.IOom Hne attic uoi 'ni eNa ~.
throughout, and all tho other noi,In .sj N,
A larIe and eohVepIently ARRANGED ,lee h ...l -
TIsee house, All all nscsITy cut uildins 10 ftfG1
oTaer. The whole surrounded b. iSond eat.al
acres Of around, we'll fenced IN. For PansaGI
0uIre by mall Of Ms I,Abelll saII;s sn,G ~.
sonaly Of Dr.. W. J. Bates, Jr, No % TEsii'a INV
hnI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-25
FOR SALE
SALE. OnrNrrn- !

ROB a SALE a E., COUNTER Am SsS, ;,
Ts., ~; ~ Iv room ES. 2, NeLufe ~, ShELv.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE ~, sI.i
~ oaer Ior ale, At the Court HON. Vs. s%l Will
december ~, At ten o''lorf. IN .W.s.plSEsbIS
qaoo,. AtitE HOUSE. belonging 10 X, LTD Aill
hoEnbtook, Iiu.to on East side ~ Sti1, IL.
nov 9'capled By John Kirk. TSSsssh ~ al
PARE SAAn'' 10 one 'nd two Jean. -oStt ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-25

To LET-NICE FURNISHED AND
L UEFUREIsHED Rooms, for lodSln q brI.
EOR RENT-THE sT0RFRGOY on
j. southwest corner Of Market iud siXltsuth tint
with On without elling Enquire Of J. L sIROEH.
| LEM, At German hank. Al
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-25

loo sSadays Two can viii leave HOrpbrOok's Park
At 600 m and elty al I22o P. NJ, 70 accommodate
'H "as's s''''' Ios KLEKH. srr.r,,t.ns.r.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-25
TIME TABLE.
Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad.

On and alter SATURDAY, November Is, 1850
can on the wheeling and Elm Grove Il. B. VIII run
g follows Ca will leave the city, (Oorner Of Market
and Eleventh ktFeepi and Hngn6rook's PlFk at
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-25
DOR SALE Low.

2,so acres o. anOly tinbs-.I ,,,..
Elk nIefsl ~ b11ton q wSSt,t y. ea HslJul
~ serU three mllol ifula suttsp 'Outue, Il, "a
" acres Improved, 20 acres lotion M,
". V. HOdI a ReI rsa
Es,l EElis 49,
IN NI,f,fuA
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-06-09
Tour to Pacific Coast.

A golden opportunity is offered to visit
the Pacific coast and attend the Oregan
State Fair that commences July 1st. The
route chosen is over the Chicago & North,
western Railway to Council Bluffs, the
Union & Pacific Railways to San Fran
cisco and by Oregon Steamship company
to Portland The excursion, which will
be personally conducted by the Rev.
Isaac Dillon, of NJ. E. Church at salem,
Oregon, will leave Chicago from Wells
street depot of Chicago & Northwest
ern Railway, at 1890 noon, Wednesday,
June 10Th, 1880. Fare from Chicago to
San Francisco and return only $125, to
Salem, Oregon, and return $3.50. This
will be Special Train of Pnllmm's fin
est Palace Sleeping and Parlor Cars, and
can truly be called the Palace rain to
California and the finest train which has
ever crossed the American Continent.
For Ticket and full information regard
ing this Excursion, apply at 81 Clark
Street, in Sherman House, Chicago, or to
Rev. Isaac Dillon, care Western Method
list Book concern, Chicago, Illinois.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-06-09
Miss E1laiIie G0Ci7l.

This gifted lady now so universally
recognized as one of the finest elocution,
lists and impersonators of the day, will
give another of her readings at Turner
Hall, Wednesday evening of next week,
June 10th. We are quite certain that
not only all who heard Miss Gavin before
will take great pleasure in listening to
her again, but large number who failed
to embrace the opportunity at her previ-
Gus visit will be sure to attend her enter
tainment on Wednesday evening of next
week. Her programme will comprise
some of the choicest selections from the
leading authors, and we need not say
that they will be rendered in a manner
that will win the heartiest and warmest
approval of her auditors. In her read
ings Miss Gavin is one of tie most faith
full and natural portrayers who is now
before the public-one that it is a down.
right pleasure to hear, and we therefore
bespeak for her an overlooking house.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-06-09
GAINESVILLE, OHIO, Sept. 10. 1878.

GAINESVILLE, OHIO, Sept 10. 1878.
Messrs. MORGAN q ALLEN, SO John ST.,
New York City:
Dear SIR am pleased to inform you
that father is almost as well as he ever
was. His appetite is improving daily;
he does not have to get up during the
night, whereas he used to get up every
half hour. He remarked at the supper
table this evening that he felt so we'll
better than he had for several years. The
quantity of urine now passed in the TWEEN
ty-four honrs does not exceed one quart
the proper quantity-quite a drop from
81 gallons. Will do as you say, let him
eat anything, and if any return of the
disease you will hear from me.
Yours very truly,
JNo. l.. SMITH.
EVANSVILLE, Nov. 7, 1878.
Messrs. MORGAN & ALLEN, SO John St.,
New York City.
Dear .Sir-It has been for some time
since [ wrote you in regard to how my
father was getting along. So thought
| would write to you to-day. lam happy
to say that he is entirely NELL, has been
cured with less than three bottles Of Con-
stitution Water Since he has been tax
ing the Constitution Water, we have
heard of good many cases of diabetes in
this city. One lady especially has it very
bad. When we first heard of her she
was down in bed with it. She bought
one bottle of Constitution Water, and,
after taxing few doses, was able to sit
up. Send me as many circulars as you
can for enclosed stamps. There are a
great many persons that want them.
Yours very truly,
JNO L. SMITH.
Ask your druggist for it.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-06-09

The effort to procure subscriptions for
the right of way through the county for
the Madison branch of The Northwestern
railway has been practically abandoned.
The committee who circulated the sub
scription papers procured signatures for
about $4,000 or $4,000 and there it
stuck. The sum required is estimated at
$25O,0OO, but probably no more money
will be subscribed, as the committees
have ceased work. The scheme to give
the right of way through Waukesha also
drags, or rather has made no progress at
all. If the Northwestern company build
this branch, they will furnish their own
right of way.
1t IS said that the Northwestern COM
pany have decided to locate their line
through Jefferson county about three
miles north of Cambridge, three aud one
half south of Lake Mills, and two miles
north of Jefferson. There is great grum-
bling at this decision from all the inter-
ests of these three villages and contri-
buttons to the right of way are SLIM
SunddV TeEeQrdDh.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-06-09
Personal

J. S. Dennis, of Chandler, Wis
consin, is in the city visiting with his
parents.
Emil Schiller, of Bismark, Dakota,
paid his relatives and friends here visit
from Saturday till Monday.
D. Griffin and wife, of Eagle, Wau-
kesha county, visited Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Chesley, of the town of Emmett, last
week.
James K. Chappell, of Rochester, New
York, is on his annual visit here for bust
ness and pleasure, making his head
quarters as usual at Van Alstine's Ex-
change.
Rev. Father Hegarty, of the College
of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart in this
city, left for Notre Dame, Indiana, Tues
day morning to fill position in that insti-
tuition. His many personal friends here
will regret to hear of this change.
Charles III. Richards, filling the
position of clerk at the Fort Peck Indian
Agency, Montana, is at present on a short
visit to his home in the First ward, look
ing in the enjoyment of good health and
with his scalp still intact.
Our townsman, J. A. Hall, has resign
ed the state agency of the Home Fire
Insurance Company, of New York, a
position held by him for some years past,
and he is now enjoying much needed
rest at his sitely home in the Second
ward.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-06-09
The Reunion.

Thousands of visitors are thronging the
streets of Milwaukee to-day, to witness
and participate in the first general reun-
ion of Wisconsin soldiers and sailors OF
the war of the rebellion. The prepare
tons have beer on an extensive scale,
and nothing has been left undone to rem
der the occasion as glorious as possible.
The reunion will last from to-day through
the entire week. The grand parade
takes place to-day, and it is expected that
at least 10000 veterans will be in the
column. Thursday will be taken up
with the prize drill by uniformed militia
companies, the awarding of the prizes,
introduction of distinguished visitors,
speeches and a social time. The evening
will be occupied with exhibitions by the
Milwaukee Turn Societies. Friday will
be occupied by the Grand Army of the
Republic. The morning will be devoted
to the services commemorative of the
honored dead. The Grafton on this occa-
sion will be delivered by General Samuel
Fallows, followed by music by the Arion
society. The reunion will break camp
Saturday morning, and as many as can
reach home for Sunday Generals Grant
and Sheridan are expected to remain with
the boys in blue through Wednesday and
Thursday. Everything is being done by
Milwaukee that will add to the pleasure
and comfort of her guests during the re-
union. In the matter of coveyances from
the depots to the reunion grounds and re-
turn ample provisions have been made
by omnibuses, hacks, street cars and
steamboats,. The railroads running into
Milwaukee have made a great reduction
in the fare giving all an opportunity of
attending the festivities at comparative
ly small outlay.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-06-09
ST. lanes Guild Bazaar.

The members of the St. Agnes Guild of
St. Paurs Church will hold their bazaar
and festival next Saturday afternoon and
evening at George Hawkins store build
ing West end of Main Street bridge. The
ladies have prepared for sale a large
number of articles suitable for use aid
ornamentation and hope for 6 liberal pat
ronage on the occasion. Refreshments
will also be prepared by the ladies in
charge showing commendable consider
alton for the wants of the inner man. 1t
is to be hoped that the bazaar will be pat
tronized to the extent that it deserves and
the ladies well repaid for the
trouble, labor and expense involved.
The bazaar will be ready for business from
o'clock in the afternoon to IL o'clock
at night, Saturday, and don't fail to call.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-06-09
State UniUersifa,.

The exercises of commencement week
at the University of Wisconsin, for 1880,
will be as follows:
Friday, June Is, 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at
Assembly Hall-Honor Theses.
Sunday, June 20, $50 P. M, at As
sembly Hall -Baccalaureate Sermon.
Monday, June 81, 3 P. NJ, on the
Campus-Class-Day Exercises.
Monday, June 81, P. NJ, at the Capt.
tol-Address before the Law Class, by
Emory A. Storrs, Esq, of Chicago.
Tuesday, June %, 8 ?. NJ, at the Capt.
tol-Literary Exercises before the Als.n-
nj.
Wednesday, June %, 8 A. M.,-Com-
.mencement Exercises at Assembly Hall.
Wednesday, June %, 8 P. NJ, at the
Capittl-Alumni Reception.