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The daily gazette., 1880-06-28
.FAYETTE HOTEL

~ ii EhlFf'6 SAIF.
y By virtue OF writ Of Levari Facias.
sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
SAL Shipley street, kept by Isaac g. Pyle,
i'd the city OF Wilmington, New Castle
County, Delaware, on
TUESDAY, tho 18Th day OF July, 1850,
at 2o'clock p. IN,
The following described d real estate, viz
All that certain lot OF land and brick
dwellings thereon erected situated in the
city OF Wilmington, bounded and de
stribed as followE to wit: Beginning at
point in the middle Of "A two aud "A half
feet wide alley between this and the ad-
joining house and on the southerly side
or Tenth Street between Orange and Tat
nall streets at the distance of ll9 feet 5
riches more or less from the westerly side
OF Orange street, thence southeriy along
the middle of the said two aud half I. ct
wide alley and along the line fence as IL
now stands and parallel with OranSe
street 100 feet TO N stake in the Friends
meeting grounds, thence by "A line oil the
same westerly and paraIlel with Tenth
street Is feet more or less To IA stake in
lands formerly Of WI liam Bright, theI ce
along the line lence OF the same as IL now
stands northerly parallel with Orange
street and passing through the middle OF
the division wall between this and the
adjoining house 100 feet To the aforesaid
side of Tenth street, and thence thereby
ehsterly 10 feet inches more or less to
the place OF beginning, be the contents
thereof what they may.
seized and taken in execution as the
property of Isaac A. Parry and Mary A.,
bis wife and I. t., and 10 be sold by
JOHN PYLE, sheriff
Shsriff's ONCE, New Castle, June %,
lss0 je25-eodls.
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THE ARTlzANs SAVINGS 4

THE ARTlZANs SAVINGS 4
SO2 MARKET sTREnI
INCORPORATED JANUAgy 9n
Open to receive deposits dsfIJ
M, until 4 p. NJ, and on TuesdsJ
urday evenings fr0m7 to s o'ciocl
SEMl-ANNUAL DlV,DP3
regularly made in April ana Oetll
When dividends are moi m
they are accounted as depOslu
maneut deposits COMPOUND thAI|
twice In each year.
MANAGERS,
Clement II, smyth, George ". |
Chns. W. Townsend George 4 n
Nathan'l k. Benson, NJ. l.. Llcb1
Henry +. Dure, Edward N
w. Hastings, job Ii MI
Edward Pusey, VIM. Ii, M
Anthony Higgins
GEO. W. Bush, nr|
E0. 8. CAPELLE, Vice Plesld1
feb2l-ly T.. T. TAYLOR, IN
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NsbTIt'Es.

nj oTICE.-The annual meeting OF the
IN members of the Star Loan hssoca
Market streets. on Thursday evening
next, July ist, at y O'Clock, wnen The RI,
nancial statement will be presented aud
officers TO serve the ensuing year elected.
je25. 28.2g.3e JNO. +. MILLER, Sec.
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Popular Monthly DrawlngO'| Y
Commonwealth Distributor
MAoAULEY's TIEAIRh
In the city of Louisville Ou
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Tickets good to return during scnson
2I.25. la25-tsepl.
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ID EGIsrER's ORDER,

Address, Wilmington. hi
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STATEMENT OF THE ARTISANS
. SAVINGS BANK, for the ear end
Ing May lst, 1881;
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-11
.NRoRMiTI0N WANTED.

aEY BROTHER, THOMAS =. Ryan, ulaAp.
MI pesrcd from Part 0an ~ las espeemess.
He a : native q Aorwsy. eandy compls.se..
$3.50 ~. 81 6ooat tsse 10 tnsen u hsens
he ~ uuwell uAsn he iet, and vest c6 With.
ous saytna anyshina. to bis friends. Any oes
fSswise q Ms pAssssboets wiin psssss vrses -
the IMrE1xlogNCsn.
ineuaw ~sA OnAs. =. AAA"@
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-11
A rANoUs ArSxla - sasSsiSa:

Yes, cir, rsoollsct = II II were yss-
tsrlsy Dbsexpieisg se9sse = - f9nN
duel betwsen CongrsssmaA Potter sad
Roger A Pryor. ssii q GbsstnsS An1s
Of New Nsxioo. 3 tbe writer The ,ether
evening pslsteD Astrsp 91s4n4G q
hn cigar. Il was daSisG s6s n1mofe-
bls coafe1e SdEGe0y@ .vkSf fBd74fe8
n r Banks Of Massachusetts, v1s electe,
Cd only aftSr s6nys wiibs ofJahbx1e'
hsliosing. A ehsrp diseussise hsd
taken piace. 81 1AbA - Y06S -
very ssvsrs o. Nr Pryor. and ineinsted
that be wss rssponls6ie 1es ~ ~ ~
tered on the door Of Cengrsss oe slse-
where. The CELERY Vas crowded with
lsdias, snong whom was Mrs. Pryce. =
proud and high spirited Southern lady.
! saw her dsliversA nets teal s.esg
which hs hsndedt6 Pryor md 't6 .
few moments hs wrote. sealed snd
handed % M Kslt6 8 ls4e6r, w1i~ h@
sfrieud I'D O RU(tsgk d(st. II
little scone was wls6oGe9 By 0o0y -
the member, and in . twiskle tt was
generally ssrmissd that there ves blood
On the @oou. The principals rstared.
asd word vas sprsad about ths e3ty
that . duel v6s % ~ ttp6s. 1ha qey
authositiss tonk the mAitsf III hand I'D
ofiosss we're dispatched IN every direo-
ton uish fupnry yiog - NO. Ne
psincipalsa,.d ssconds. end = Ill hss-
ards 70 stop The bloody voek. .asa ar
q This chsst uoS ksptr sp sJQ eSe
4, ,s-I--x.....rrF .rF - Yafa4xo
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-11
FARM FOR SALE.

y, loBry SIX ACRES or CLRARED. FERrfL1
ID land adjosnisg Lsconuef % Tie noss.. vSsA
aorv snd s haif dwslltso houss. and oseeonsss.
~ vell sdsp1sd TO farming ssa bostnso faf-
poses. IAai In Lot : ta Session =. an1 ths soaan
kslf q La !. u Tcuushep - SostA kanee
kask fruosinG - . nasieahas stream, vhsce -
m frncttoa point of Srs1s and trnfhc b. vs1es
Iss1 isnd. Sesan1ss psn eisss By eta,oA aekiy
Is ssassls aad sshss peiuts. ons-hsif msis q
dybtue % tha land.
Fuf fustkse particular. spply 10 5oen oosiins.
a sAe 0ectasn1sl Hoesa y eessaas. @ g sons -
also to 2 kirby. lAccasss. azdutn.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-11
NOTICE.

NoTIoE Is HEREBY aIyRN THAT rHR
IN sssesement roll Of ths ssDsermsut ~ The
pay for ne srsAing snd inpr0vsnsnt - Ysons
rtress bsewsen james end Pike sereseB fvhtrh
grading and Improvement Wss doas under Osdi-
nsuce No. III sud the smendmea6 thsrsfoD 49,
bsea msAe, sud ~ same has dis day bssa 1ls1
In my cflcs and ths ssme 10 nov open 10 The n.
upection Of all persons vhomsosveY - tie Law
O1Dcs of Hall 3 Osbsrns. o. JHss 9rsst. eppo-
s1ts shs Occidental Hotel In the City of eeef1Ds.
Notice fs further given that sny perpoo teelfng
hjaeslf sgsrievsd - any nssnar ~ saeh sssea1-
Ueut msy spply 70 have the -eoms oosFo1eo1 -
the sext regular meetiug of tbs CO amoa Oouse11
OF said city 20 b. held q their Counct1 CbsDhsg
on Columb1s street. In said city. an grsday svuo.
ing Nay Id. le10. st o'clock =. -. So rs
Dated Nay "a. isso-
3 msdtd Clerk Of s&sd olty ef Seattle.
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OF PARTNERSHIP

,s,Hr rIRu or xKIL ARNOLD. fROPRI1
-eors Of he 1addls nOrk hssesasa !. snss
Az .aisss,vod y g0u1ual csnsenas ~. AseeA -
s1Sfnr therefppa suA NJ. Ksil eeaetnnaAe -
Scsineee- Alt,uoec9s d. ~ so af1 Nu "a
psvanle . M Ea1l eDo1e. 49, ~ .1oesSs -
iSva ~ hru utu - pste ~ hin 80 wSvv
s.sss,.. A,sil il. iseA siSsa
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-11

The May number Of the American
Agricultural 10 full Of good things,
from among which We Gull the few fol-
lowing: r. r
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-11
PICKED up.

INn THE 50 INST. I PICKED UP 4 D0Al
A<arthree miles from Port Modfoons Ils Length
n ~ tees. and Its eoloss rssn hostom eUesids sa<
wtite Top with red stripe around the top. ss<
vhitA top tr aide wffh 1aodcolSsea bottom. Whsa
found, the bost va bottom mp. and sal sst. tn
owner caa recover hts boat 6v calling % the hsA
sfy here. PROVING property and paytae ezyeueea
es1ass - - fE.a J. p. HAM0ONo.
Port Madison. Nay {. 1870. ma
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-01-09
Formation Of Character.

The Rev. Phillips Brooks, in recent SER
mon, used the following language: "If some
body should give me diamond to carry to
Europe, can know exactly how much
would be lest to the world We're to drop it
into the sea; but il seed should be given
to me, can only regard it with awe as con-
tanning concealed within it the food of un-
told generations. That is the difference be-
tween looking at truth as diamond or a
seed-as final or gerninal. In all training
of character, continuity and economy must
be supreme. The notion that character is
spontaneous Is held by most people in the
earlier portion of their lives, and is wrong,
too. Hosts OF young men think that their
character will form ITSELF and they will
necessarily become better rs they grow
older. Hosts OF old men believe that their
character is fixed and that it is impossible
for them to become better. Snch beliefs
are foolish. People are also wrong in think
ing that they can put off their bad t.aits
aud put on good traits. The old failures
can not be thus transformed, but out Of the
old habits new can be formed. That is
what many poor creature wants to know,
We must make what we are to be out Of
what we arc already. y.-Er.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-01-09
Home Poiiteness.

That man who is serupulously polite and
respectful to all women in public, but ha-
bitually saves coarse and vulgar language
for his wife and daughters, is no gentleman.
He ia only an impostor. The young man
who oils his hair, puts sweet odors upon his
pocket handkerchief, and l.ews with charm
ing elegance to Miss Arabclla Spriggins and
her lady friends, and goes home to sneer at
his mother, disobey her wishes and treat
her with discourtesy. is a pinchback imita-
ton only Of gentleman. Genuine good
manners and gentle breeding should begin
at home. AS rnle, the men in the com.
munity who are the most trusted Are the
best men at home. When 4 man openi
his front gate only TO meet his wife's face
radiant with pleasure and hears the shout
from the eager children, "Para is coming,
| it is safe, a. rule, to lend that man money
He IS honest and will repay it If he can.-
| El,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-01-09

spised my people in many mays. He
told them that their lands belonged to
the government, but if they would cul-
tivate it, the government would pay
them 81 day, whether child, woman
or man. About 400 Indians went to
work, and Saturday night took in
their bills. He would not pay them,
said the government has not sent me
the money yet. but you can have goods
out of my store. Pants are 50, blan-
kets s6, shirts 81 50 to s., stockings,
four bits, and shoes IS, 81, s., You
can buy them here or at the govern
ment store at Canyon City, but at no
other store" Ny people hung their
heads, and were not pleased. Rinehart
heat my people. He first would strike
und beat them, and afterwards carried
q pistol to frighten them,. Is this the
way to treat my people, / would like
to know' He sends us sub-agents to
gather in Indians on his reservation
hut they know his bad reputation and
they won't come He has not an In
dian on his reservation now. He used
to say there were no appropriations
for the Indians, and he could not Of
ford to feed them out of his own pock
ct. | wonder where the money comes
from now that there are no Indians
Princess Sarah after further enlargins
upon the bad treatment of Rinehart a.
an Indian agent, related her adventure
as scout under General Howard il
the Banuock war, and expressed it q
her opinion, and that Of her people
} that the leaders should be punished
, on imprisoned for life but the peopl
| should be allowed to go on good res
ervation; they should be taught t
build and farm, and educated withou
the interference Of ali agent; the
could make their own living, and woul
be glad to do. SO.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-01-09
"Gcrman syrup"

NO ether medicine in the world was ever
given such test Of its curative qualities as
Boschee's German Syrup. In three years
two million four hundred thousand small
bottles Of this medicine were distributed
free Of charqe by Druggists in this country
to those afflicted with consumption, Asthma
Group, severe Coughs, Pneumonia and other
diseases of the throat and Lungs, giving the
American people undeniable proof that Ger
man Syrup will cure them. The result has
been that druggists in every town and vii
lage in the United States are recommending
ii to their customers. Go to your Druggist,
and ask what they know about it. Sample
bottles 10 cents. Regular size IS cents.
Three doses will relieve any case. For sale
by all dru ggists. S-tf
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-01-09
Letter from Moscow.
Moscow, l. r., Dec. 81

Moscow, l. r., Dec. 80
Ed. TELLER: Regarding matters in
our quiet city there is but little worthy
of mention. Once in q while q de-
voted lover, finding himself about to
be forestalled in the field of his choice,
takes the war path as next best suited
to his temper; and, with q little pa
ternal assistance, manages to make
times lively for an hour or so. But
nobody gets hurt, and after the par
ties endangered get over their fright
it serves as pleasant "reminiscences.
Regarding improvements, there are
two quite important ones that may be
considered certainties r. f. Barton
is going to erect fine two story hotel,
and the plans have been prepared and
adopted and the contract made for
building, while T. J. Craig has the
architect busily employed in making
plans for what is certain to be the
neatost and most elegant dwelling
within many mile. Johnny Shields
draws the plans and he is likewise go
ing to have haud in doing the work
Our new church has been completed
and, being at the command of severa
different denominations, each Sablatl
day is blessed with not less than tw'
services, and the different creeds tax
their turns in being expounded to goo
houses. SCRIBE.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-01-09
SaIlic WInncuucca.
houses.

The S. r. Post has the following
synopsis of the speech Of this princess
in Platts hall, San Francisco:
I have come here to lay down the
facts, good or bad, i'll behalf Of my poo-
pie . But people say Of the Indians,
"Exterminate them! e1terminate-
themw. My friends, they would not
say this Of the Cinnamon or the negro
When the soldiers came all was troub-
le There was one good man named
Clayton, who came among us, and
brought goods and beads and banker
chiefs We learned to love that man.
When the fighting commenced, he said
to ing BROTHER, Natchez: .''Be merci-
ful unto me, Natchcz save my life"
Ny brother said: at is almost too
late; but | viii fire over your head
and you can roll down the hill, and
the Indians will think you are dead .
But he was too late and the Indians
killed Clayton. He taught Us English
lie did roll down the hill, and his
bones lie thore rotting. After the
regular soldiers, troops came and told
US TO lay down our arms. l was lit
tie bit Of g girl then. They told us to
90 on the reservation and the govern
ment would give us provisions every
day. Did they do It? No; they didn t
The agents robbed us. just as long
as an agent can keep my people down
he will do it just aslong as the world
stands. But how can I teach my peo-
pie to be good? ] say to them, ''you
must be good, and must not condemn
the whole white race because they dc
wrong to a few of your women. Some
times you kill innocent people" ! tel
them they must not lie, and must love
their neighbors as themselves, and
they say ''who arc our neighbors the
people next us, or around usl Anc
/ say, ''no, the whole human famil,
are our neighbors But the white
! men will not look upon US as neigh
bors. Then what are we? We hay
hands and face, only it is red in
stead of white. If they could onl,
know our feelings my friends, the
would call us their neighbols. Ii
= 1873 Mr. Grannis came in to preach
e sermon, and interpreted it. He sal
! ''jf you are not good you will go to
place called hell If you are good, All
do dot lie and steal and commit sdu
: try, YOU will go to heaven" One {
n the men interrupted him, and turne
t to Rinohart, the agent, and said: ~ o
:, SAL to he good and we will 60 to hea'
en-. MIR. R;nehart where will YOU g
Il You claim to be a christian man. Yo
= kneel and uplift your hands and tea
i, roll down your face. Who do yc
!. pray to? We are Indians and do n
= understand. We have eyes hut yc
think US blind. You hold cut yo'
'e left hand and pray for Us and ro'
right hand is grabbing something else
Mr.. Rinehart is a good man. The hi
gest thief, whether man or woman,
ID good if wealthy. With the jingle
u his pocket and plenty III his hand;
lives away up socially. Rinehart {
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-01-09
Arrival and Departure ot Mails to and
from LcWistou,l. i. Il.

To and from Wala Waia and intermediate
points Leaves daily, Sundays exceptea,) ut
ga. NJ. Arrives daily, Sundays excepted,)
A7, ?. NJ.
To and from Mt Idaho, Florence, Wurrens,
Elk City and Slate Greek. Leaves daily
Sundays exceptcd) ut } a. M, arrives at p. IL
To and from Pine Grove md intermediate
points Leaves Mondays, Wednesdays and
FRIDAYS at 6, A. Al. Arrives Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturday 4t7, =. n.
To and frora Pierce City. Leaves Mondays
h7, A. NJ. Arrive Saturdays at 3, 7. NJ
To aud from Colfax. Leaves Tuesdays,
Thursdays AMI Saturdays ut i A. NJ. Arrives
Mondays Wednesdays AMI Fridays 1T I, ?. NJ.
To and from Wallowa. Leaves Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, arrives Tuezdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays.
Waha-Lea,cs TUESDAYS and arrives Net'neS-
dugs
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-01-09

Vnn sehancix. sseveasen ~ Co., Wheeeenso
DruKxi.ts, Gbieii<o, supply the esAAs e eeAs
01heturers' prices fsn a7t! A.---
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-01-09

We learn that Judge Alanson Smith has
been confirmed and entered upon his duties
as United States district attorney for the
Territory of Idaho. A good selection has
been made this time, as Judge Smith is
known to be an able lawyer and will do his
duty.--B. Republican.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-01-09

1t is better to love man you can
never marry, than to marry q man you
can never love.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-11-12
ire New Arcortiormert

1t is evident, from the census return, that
as a result of the recent enumeration The
Northeastern States will lose a portion of
Their representation in Congress- the North
western will gain and TIE southern will prac-
tically hold their own. The present number
of Representatives is 2.'3 AMI if in making
the new apportionmcnt Congress retains that
number as the size Of the House, which
seems likely, representation will he changed
from the present basis of one member for
13l, 425 inhabitants to that Of one for about
10000. Each of the New England States,
except Rhode Island and Connecticut, will
lose one Representative, or Il total loss OF
four New York will lose three, Pennsyl-
vania two and New Jersey one, and Della
ware will, Of course, retain her single Rop-
resentativc "A total loss for the Middle
States of SIN The Southern States will gain
three and the Western States sevcn-thc
gaining States being South Carolina, Texas,
Arkansas, Missouri, Michigan, Minnesota,
Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas and California.
There is loss of four members ana 4 gam
of six members in the States voting for Gen.
Hancock, anct gain Of two in States that
may be classcd us Democratic; gain of one
in the doubtful State of California and 1
gain Of nine and a loss of twelve, masking i
net loss of three in Republican States. This
is no, such Il change AS TO make any pracii-
two parties, though it iavo:s the Democrats
and the South. The House Is already 50
large that any attempt TO increase lis mem
berslip will probably meet with little favor.
Should such Il measure b. adopted, however,
the proportions would he practically the
c1in,.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-11-12
cTATr rrWC

N. Ccllcy @au.li i,nN in Berlin, IA
week. that weighed 81 Poung--
\ plan is on foot, under the auspi,es "i
the i;ullanL County Historical S""iriy, &
mark with a monument. .milag t. that
erected at rtlsiprd, thr site al t!o cli r'v
olulionary fort near Tho residence OF :. II
I.angdon, Ed. in tas'o'nu.
Wc,tly IIalhoru, wLiln %, Noi!. ia \.
Uinsmore's steam mill at ErdscWairr re-
Gently, had his coat caught by "a revolving
shaft and was carried over the fourth ilm'
before. cNtricaiin" himself. lie wa badly
crushed iut Is rccryrIiu'
Recent developments prove tll' Cr"'s,
II. Abbott, who wa, arrested "a irH days
since WAS the leader cd - gan of i,''iHi.
who have been tn terror eft North iArii"ii
and vicinity. In th' mountains nil, 90
two back from lh' highway. 81 sltl'v ai'pul
ri.ht feet square Was ia 'Eo!,d. which had
been erected tor su,""r aad lrii'r, and
this was completely packed Nilh ihc pro
ccc,is of the raids 81 the can" ha' ~" !uat..'
silvorvarc or ipwclry have tina f.; i,,u li
covered Now that Tia, leaders hiyr been
captured, il is suppose, 'hsi lh. r.s 90! TIA,
band has dispersed.
The Republicans If Wi Randolph .. e,
hraicd on Saturday ming. Wh"n H...".i..i
the fuliilmcni of an election W""cr heiNrn
Col f. W Randall. p,norr.t, and g. 4
Griswuld, Republican. The Wa-vr Wa, HAT
the defeated party should give lhr winner a
whrcibairow ride round ll,c ''I.uAr,.. tu hc
escorted by the West Randolph Baud. and
after the ride 10 furnish supper To- The band
and sixteen invited Guests, the winner Z" iG-
wife ten of them. IT." tolnarI rlHr ch"rl
fully IL, time and t .tH.fI f.flHUi The ilT.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-11-12
Legislative Notes.


-, '"''i''''s Was ",'sy Gay IN the senate
,"'ie WIS 'A 'A'o'i''''i anu iui'e Interesting
''iS' ''sSion upon ecii'',' p"lhei Nh I" o'se
.'A''''h upon P'fu'a,''i- Inc senate went
.'' ,''''.,''''e VI 'iiG ""o'e upon ''ic SUD-
rr,~,,m -, ,,, '''''''''
ed the noe Of seventy veor, or,I hove sor,.o,,
upon the bench for twenty consecutive years
passed tb;. Senate. amended bY linitinr tbe
pension to one half the salary nt the time of
retirement TLebill passeJ the Senate easily.
| How i, Will fare in the House remains TO he
seen
| A Lii w,s ranortcJ f,vor.,Ilv in the
Uouse tn-dov entitled ..op art tn nrcvent
! d,cei, in the saIe of bu,tcr" We all vote in
favor Of ,r,. lii and o.,,inst dcceit
4 very s,r,nc onrositicn TO .Judge Barrett
| e boi,,, .l.,,.Io,-oJ U,,. f,r !, viii be r..
rrcsors.Ii,, ,o ,.,,os of ,I,. inn, ossar,,J,.
!, 10 hard +, d,,cr,,irc -, nrrsc,t
Tho Iii, 70 ronco1 tho ,,oie,,. cI,,s, !, tho
rrobib;,orv liouor law after lon, discus
sion WAS Killed in ,be Hons. YESTERDAY. The
Uouse pr,r,ntlv sits down mon any meas
ure ,I,t II srsnec,s whether RIGHTLY ar
WRONGLY p,i.bt worl, tn im,.,ir tbe efficiency
Of ,hc rroI,Ii,orv I,,y nc il stands
business is now in full blast in both
uou.cs nc ,,.. Official rcnorts demonstrate.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-11-12
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VALUABLE BLOCK DEsrRorED.

VALUABLE BLOCK DESTROYED
MIDDLEBURy, Vt. Nov. 10.-This morning
about seven o',l,.,.,, fir, yves discovered in fine
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'o'l'i i"''-'' 9. ''' ''' van nav - -
Ex-Governor Stewart, an! The alarm was al
once given. In 4 short time both the Steamcl
andhand fir, e,,.rine were on the spot at yro.b
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ror '''i'' " seei'i'" ioSS'"'' ~ S''0 'N,
building, but by ten O'Clock the flames had
gained a headway that ma,!e it out Of the
-.; N, g., ..,-,...r ,t..,,.-1- ,.-,-
f'"''' luz
"''riird by / NJ chapman Co. dfS
goods, groceries and provisions, the law
offices Of l.. u El,Ire,l.-r and G. " Wild
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IN" "iS' 'ii' "'l''' "' Tux ''S'"' 80 'i-
Mcfin' Sh'cp breeders Association. en-
the second floor WAS The office of tay-c5i!cc-
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" r. N CLann,ar a. 90. - vs.
r.,,nr,J f,,r, he L,;I.l;r., 90. III .,s M,