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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-27

OxnERAL GRANT coin Ann
" SILVER INNING coNPANY.-InrS
ton OF principal place Of businsss, Cola nm.
storey county, Nevada,
Location OF works, Mount Grant Rsmer.lda
5eunty, Nevada.
Nouee.-Thsre IL DELINQUENT mon ne so,.
owing described stock. on sccount Of sssess.
nent No. !. levied on The tvsnty.isth ,ssthI
day o. January. 1850, the ssversi snourts set
SSpPoeite the names OF The respective shars.
uNnsuxp sfocx.
Name. No.. 49,
On Aafiesss. ..lo,0Qe......e2 ..
And In accordance With law. and IN order Of
ne Board Of Directors. made On the Twsaty.
sixth (2sth) day Of January. 1851. % many
shares OF each parcel OF such stock - may %
Necessary win b sold 1t pablo auction. d
the omee Of the COMPANY. ct the Fellow 5acksS
new chat, In Gold Hill. btorsy county. Nevada,
On FRIDAY, March twsnty.sixth f1oth), isoo,
o. the hour Of . O'Clock ? H.. Of paid day, 70
pay said delinquent assessment thereon. to-
esstner With costs Of advertising md sxpsnsss
NRRoER orKY. sse,tsy.
Gold Hill. February - -. 30
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-27
JUSTICE MINING coMPANY.-

ones-Room 9. No. 7s Bush street, San
Francisco. CaliforniA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-23
ApAR1TO.S
II HaIasESIS'&tsGD% DOS.

erltoros patentes para casa4 de c0merc9 particn-
lares.-SreS. John Wright Comp. AparatoS e. ono
mIcoS para alumbrdr ingeniOs particnlareS.
Lo slgu'ente es un r~s1men parciaI de la maIuI-
maria efectos agricolas inlustriaes. constrn6os
Gu los tallereS de los senore fabricantos arriba
brados.
n limos de todos tama1o5 para cana hasta 50 pull
gaitS damstrO. con todAS las meiOraS para 0btener
In mayor extraction -Bombas para gutrapo. hori-
zontaies. vericaies de- yap0r. -Maqunas de vapor.
ytres cilindros con expansion, coAdens9ci0n. SON
elias todoS tamanos. Miqulnas atm0sIericas quo
no gdStan cad9ra. carbon nj gua.-TachOS nj vaei0
triple efecto con sus bombas condensadoras.
inleocon 8uperleiales para lugares en- donde esca
sea el aqua. TaehOS de vapor a aire lihre,-Evapo-
radora do Wetzel Bour otros.- -Clari1cadoros rec
a. semi 1esteflcUS eontlhuQs.
precipitation. de sacos. carbon animal, Firos
pren3aS -Ca,deras de fuses. cihdricas. seecona-
les. Galloway multtubuares Y cOmpueStas. -Calen-
tadores purifeadores de aqua para calderas que
0freeen una economic dc 30 4 80 por cen.o on COM
hustlhlA nnnaandn las ealdaras siann LIN
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: QDeD I'D =
Garcia, GateIl { Go.
10 It e TU A n e6.

Ofrecen al pibcc: Cerveza "Iager Beer
americana en- barriles de 4 y 6 docenas bote-
las, ma,cas "La Copa" "Aguila'; sahrosisi
mas lepguas cane de vaca ahumadas; miel
de abeja en- garrafon de s galones; champag-
ne en- cajitas de IL botellitas para niho'; habi
chueas blancasy chieharos frescos en- barriles;
quesos americ nos "Young America" en- coas
ue cuatro; galletas pilot Y de soda Ell barriles
y cajas; betun Saratoga en- frascos y botit.s
para zapatos correaies, en- cajas de una do
cena; almidon superior americana en- cajas de
40 paque es de una libra; jamones super!orisi-
mos daneses couservados; naiz del pals y anne
rican0; piedras de am lar dcsde la 34 vara
de diametro; huano guano para cochones Y
amohadas; por ditimo, el nuevamente des-
cnbertO f.rtiliZa!or vegetal para siembra de
tabaco
TOD BUENO Y BARATO.
2-6 GARNlA GATELL & Co
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LitOgr fla doi BoIetin.

Montado va del toio este estableci-
mieuto Y dirigido por artistas expertos,
Ell 81 SO hacen con brevedad Y haratura:
LETRAS DE CAMBI0.
TaRJErAs DE FET.tciTACI0N, DE INVITA-
CION. DR. BAUTIsM0 DE FUNERALEs, DE CO.
MEICIO, DE stAFRINONIO ETC. CIRCULARES
MERCANriLEs, FAOTURAs ENDosOS, PAGA-
RES, CARTAs PARTIDAS, MARCAs PARA TABA-
COS, CIGARRILLOs, CHOCOLATE, soMBREROs
etc.
PIANOS Y MAPAS
DE roDA cLAsE V todas Las tintas que
quier4.
TIMBRES PARA CARTAs
Eucabezamientos De, re,ib's, de cuen-
- ccrriontes Y detnas con he fgurss Y
,laeorfas ono 70 deseen.
Especia.iida! or oIIcHEs y LAMINAs
>nra tirar en- imurnnta.
La LITOGRAFTA DEF. BOLETIN
sta nj nivel de lSs sari"res del ex-
trJniero.
TAmhieu hay constant sxistencia de
lhros de texto, diplomas ;osda''as Il.
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Almeaa l0ras autimatas dc vapor para caidera
que Ofrfea seguridad completa econemia-- --Alar
mas para -dlderus. Con este aparato seneilio de
muy POGO )sto, es Impossible por descnido qnemar
las ealdarts.-Toda "lase lie pailas valvulas paTa
para hacendas, almaoenes, ofeinas pulDertas.
Molino3 para maz. hjos pofatiles De to los ta-
manos.- Bombas de rieg0. eentrifugay y dc ptgtOn.~
Despepitadores do sierra eilndro dc cuchilla es.
pecial para algodonA paratns para cafe de- desgra-
no. = separar ol oaracollllo Mtguinas para hacer
ladriilos tejas tubos DO barro Maduinas de vapor
bar6metros, r9loes llaves. valvuas toda clasa de
material efectos De bronco hierro para mAQui.
mas. caideras para haeiends de az0car. cafe. maz.
arroz etc Ee.tos de teiegrafia tramvfas ferro-ca-
rrile9. puontes ds herro.-Gomo tamben todo mate
rial edilsos. maquinarias etc para factorfas een.
trales.
Para pormenores, preeos etc. dlrgirse On Ponce
4 d. Roberto Graham. dnieo agente on esta provtn.
ella. Ponce. Puerto Rico. febrero l.. de 1879.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-23
CIRCULAR.

Bayamon, julio II de 1885,
Muv senior nuestro Y amigo: Participa-
mos V. que, segun escritura de esta fecha
por mutuo convenio entire sus socios, que
do disuelta, en- 6 de- corriente, la sociedad
que giraba en- esta plaza bajo Ia razon de
4 FELIU Y SOBRINOS,
separdndose al efecto D. Luis Feliuyquedan-
do hecho cargo de su liquidacion ID. Agtlstin
Feliu, con quien po tran entenderse to los
AZ ellos que tuvirsen asuntos pendientes
con la extinguida casa.
LIE damos repetidas gracias por la con
fame que lie hemos merecido. quedando de
V. sus affmos. $. S.
Q b. S. M.
A. FELiU SoBRIN s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-23

Aument .da consider sblemente la existencia
de vlnos catalanes de este establecimiento Dor
recientes importaciones de excelentes marcaa
de Alella San Vicente, sus dueflos recuerdan
al pdblico que detalan las dos classes cItadas
que de tanto credito gozan como sigue
Vino Alella SUPERIOR cuartiIlo. ..... Is cts.
Vino Vicente i'd. id....... Id ia cts.
Tambieu Sc han recibido magnificos jamoRes
asturianos que So yenden precios nnnca
vistos
San Juan, P r., de Julio de 1880, ---P.
Md1'toreH 6 Co. h2A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-23
SEVERE BASTON.
45.-S AN FRAN NCISCO-45

SAN JUAN PUERTO-RICO.
Gira letras en- todas cantidades corta vista
sobre los siguientes capitales pueblos de la
Peninsula, islas Baleares y las Canarias.
GALICIA.
Betanzos Bayona, Oaldas de Reyes, Camari
fias, Coru1a, Corcubion, Ferrol, Guardia, Lu
go, Lage, Muros, Mondohedo, Noya, Orense
0rtigueira Santa Marital, Padron, Ponteve
dra, Puentedeume, Puenteareas, Rivadeo
Santiago, Tuy, vivero, Vigo Villagarcfa.
STU RIAS,
Aviles, Cangas de. onis, Oangas de Tineo, Gu
djllero, Oolunga Jastropol, Figueras, Gijon,
Grade, Lastres Lanes, Luarca, Oviedo, Pola
lie Siero, Pola de Lena Pola dc Labiana, Pra-
via, Riyadesella, Salas, Tineo, Tapia, ViIlavi-
ciosa Infiesto.
RestO de In Peninsula,
Bilbao, Barcelona, Cartagena, Oadiz, Grana
da, Leon, Ma rid. Pamplona, Santander, San
sebagtiai SevlIla, Vailadolid, Valencia y Ia
ragoza-
IsLAs BALEAREss,
lDiudadela dc Memories y Palma d MaIlorea
IsIxAs CANARIAs,
EAs Palnss laran oansriaal. BIZ
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Bayamon. Julio II de 1880.

Bayamon, julio II de 1880
Muy senior mio: Pongo en- su conoci-
miento quo desde ei 6 del corrientA lie abiar-
to en- esta plaza una casa mercantl, la que
girara bajo mi solo nomhre, dedicada ii 10
mismos n, rocios lie Ia exlinguida sociedad
de A. FEL4 L Y SOBRINOS de que lie habla
La circular que anteceee.
Contando que V. lie 4iga dispensando Il cs-
ta nueva casa In misma consideration con-
fianzl que lie merecio la anterior, Sc suscribe
de V. su affmo. VS. s.
Q. D. S M.
AGuSTry EEIiu
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-23
HIERRO, HlERkO, HIERRO.

Los sres SAINZ, CERRA & Co de esta
plaza acaban d. recbir por vapor espaiisl
Emiiiano, del galvanizado superior de 3
bahos, liso y acanalado el que oirecen al pd-
blico precios muy lmitados.
PuertO-RicO.-S.F Francisco 81.
h. Julio %.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-23

EmprGsa EdarItima Puerto Riqusha.

Cumpendo io dispn.s 0 On e articulo y del
Reg amento, Sc eta, por acuardo de Ia Junta
Drectiva. los IiOres accioniatas para que Sc
slrvan concurir personalm nte representa-
dos en- Ia forma que dctar ina ell 54. la Jun
ia general que tendra iugar las II del dia 20
del corriente, en- Ia casa dc los senores So
BRINOS DE EZQUIAGA. Fortaleza Il.
San Juan Puerto Rice, julio ii de 1880. Ell
Vocal Secretaro P0iuc Il PadiUa. Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-23
sopa Il la Julienne en- El Cotmado.
Circular.

San Juan de Puerto Rico, JUNO % de 1880.
Muy senior nuestro Participamos V.uue
por mdtuo convenio y segun escritura pdbIlca
otorgada en- esta fecha ante el Notario ID. De.
metric Gmenez Y Moreno, queda disneta Ia
sociedad que giraba en- esta plaza baIo Il
razon de
VIJ4NDE D0luING UEZ 10 90.
quedando la extinction de los creditos aetiyoa
pasivos cargo del soeio ID ENRIQUE YuANnE.
como dueiio exclusive de todas las pertenencias
dc la extinguida socledad por conpra duh 10
hizo de nuestros respaotivos capltales
Damos v. slnceras graesas Dor Ia eonflanra
que SO ha serviio dispensarnos, rogandole IL
taga extensive ! nuestro successor, Quedarnos
de v atentos S s
g. BS 81.
VIJANpE DoanSaUEz \ Oo., ES LioulDaoios.
| AceIte reiinado % latae "a El CplnsaIlo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-23
ATENCEaeN

Los que suscrben acab il lie recbr de los
E. U. de America, eI IN II fertijizaior abo-
no tonoci1o, purfm"nta vegetal que contie-
ne seeua anaisis practicable de a 10 p. = dc
anoniaco. lnviiau 4 los gTicultores ha
Ger m enseyo, ' como tai, reduci 6nos ei
prccio, que ~ cXe1lera lie - pesos t0ne.ada,
que yicne scr, con poc0 dierencia, su costo.
Par experiments hcchas ni4 IS,a de Cuba,
esta pr balo Quo ts i mei}r abono para t. dn
clase dn s;3mb"as, IS: calnonte ara In dy
tabac2, niluyyndo lie tai no - e el desrro
llo dc ditha pjnta cue liacc creccr la hoiA tres
cuatro lulgadas de su maIo ord mario,
dando la ceniza del tabaco enteramente blan-
90 D3Q.sito, T tgan %
h 3 II. GARCIA, GATELL 4 Go.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-23

Z GONZALEZ. RAMOS Y MATIENZO

Sal. ,liarille &. lis t;s,s Re Ia afsie para
t;angrej s, RIO, ics'lns, Carolina Caguas; y |
las cuatro para C4nsreios y 1io-pietlras; fie- |
tados 1 to ns har $. iamb"nSa hetan para
Trnlo-altc, Gin iassi!o, t;nrahos para Gayes I
hast, las Cruces FORTALEZA "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-23
LA COMPETTDORA.
% FORTALEZA- %

Sc ACADIA de rebr guene surtdo de pnnera de las mas
acreditadas fibrcas:
Velutina de G. Fag Pomala d. las belas
Crema Orza Ilem trasparente
Polvos de Orza Idem regeneradora sr6ne
Aceite, aznn de Espana Idem i'd. case
Esencia de heno de Legrand. Idem de fmila Coudray
Idem surtja. I1em de fami,a
Idem me de lngaerra de Lubin. Cosneico.
Jabones fnos de Lubn Jabon de los vmier0S
Idem de lechuga. ldem medicinal.
Idem de almendras I1em economico.
Idem de gicerna. Aqua
Idem de las belas Idem de kananga
Vinagilo dentrffco Idem de florida.
Polyos de la s. Hlgenica para los ldem de Magdaena.
dientes Tricofero de Barry
Puerto Rico, de Julio de 1880.
h. la Caubet, Pons & Co..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-23
ANUNCEOS DIV ERSOS.
HlIRRADOR ES.

En- el establetmento de Veterinara que
dirige Don Carlos Ortiz, e1 n primera li'iea,
Sc necesitan artistas qae sepan iorjar Y herrar
cabaiios Y hue es 81 ].
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-23

un caballo icon buena montura) en- complete
estaao de sandal, de seis amos, seis cuartas y
ocho dedos, alazan, bum paso Y magnl6cas
destinar.
Ell e Establecmento de Veternaria, pri-
mera Inca, d ran razon. h. 10 agosto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-23
PiPBL GSPl19L BVE,0 Y DlRiTa.
A LAS OFICINAS.

Ademhs del constante surtido de
PApEL EsPANoL de Jover y Sierra que
hav en In imprenta del BoLETIN, Sc aca-
ba de recibir m gran surti,'o de papel
fioyete, superior calilad, 10 Vilasoca y
de- Fontanet, cuyas resmas SO realizan
como sigue:
Papel eepa1ol Vitela de l. resma. S4,25
Id ia. Fioreta de g. id .,.... $50
Id. id. ia. do s. id d...... 800
ii. id. id. de d. id ..... 2 so
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-23
TGINpsElk DESsaITR0S

T9NpsEIs M SslsIIR0S
THE MARSEINSURNCE COMPANY"
S>Nx>-S rI.
a.atECroaEs.
f.,,, >;~cEisor ESQ. uAsLTs 0Asslor Eso
acc n - EITf fS5s. laeruHg!cz q Rse7.s Esq
TaItra ~, T,..ret, 80 reo iStrCgARIEs HENRY Mills
w.. .Ic-~,r Vsn Barr " r.
1ra7r l., - fi,t.s.:- 80 GHasaE TAwoon GIyroN
'ms*r #I"MhS EArc* |N'
ov~ r4!s4 7:.arEnrsz 7.rpsIT = aT.os WINS
GASQJEH0@.
".as"s. q. IN 3TfIs. cUrLyg 8 60
E3E2k*Tk.
h1oEt.r .Fc~.s 5.opcE
s.~&H&-sr.FDttsc ~ s1:HI. Cfrr 30
oEra TArEY'ro.
r~rYFuTfa Au@~sTUs VIZ
'a1:tal ID. 0Ja Geo. 1aserva Tl.70O, 600
$50 e0.npQ1ia fr,e estahecida an e afo 1886. ha
.s:ad0 HH1ofo~ aN07 : eSta an combination con L
2 aaf>s - IA Mtt .eas nglesa. cen Ia cual ha be
" arree+ct, Icra facii!tlr @us Vap0res los
sr"iGorrG n VroS. 81 sAk1To lie los enlb&r4Ces
4 e..nec0, prDl"1ecs, eGaila.cs 10 los pasajeros
o % afaatoe que So cmbarqGen 81 este ruerto.
TAAtTArAgA DlTEBn
IA ea las AntiiEa. Observation-Disclosures. p.A
Para Ic9iaterra France ..... ....-....... X p%
Se hRra una peqEena rehaia en los tpos anteriOreS
psndo log vg1ores aseN<urados aeen de aonsidsra-
rara 81 tipo te sesairc sobre inercancfas por los
,ao0rss Je IN compahia &c Ia Mala Real Inglesa
'tras hneas huGues de vea, dirisirse los aoantes
LATTNERk 10. Nobras
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Lista De Ia Lotsria De Puerto.Hico.

en- s9,te, o,,li.o q 6l eee5fdo II de ao e 1880
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-23

repa9trs a9 eseriors ~ ~ 3 {.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-23

Sc ACADIA de recbr gente surtdo de permera de las maj
acreditadas fabricas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-23

de vich frescas en- El Colna do.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-23

,s Wins Pesos Mans Peso. Mas Pesos Ps NsnG
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-07-22
GRAND RAPIDS WIS. THURSDAY, JULY %, $780,

sistent with the national character of the
edifce has been adopted in the house of
commons, by vote of 16l to l47.
RoCHEFoRT declares any compromise
between him and Ganlbetta impossible
He says the existing chamber of deputies
is entitled to no respect, because it has ab-
dicated its functions and surrendered its
authority to Gambetta.
THE English steamer Khalitas. of the
Euphrates line, has been attacked by Arabs
who maintained a fusilade for an hour
but did not succeed in boarding the steam
er. The Quartermaster and one passenger
were killed and the Captain wounded.
The Turkish authorities at Bagdad prom
ise to investigate the outrage.
In connection with the fall of Osman
Pasha, late Turkish Minister Of war, 1900
soldiers at Tchatalja, whose time of service
had expired, clamored to be disbanded,
and threw down their arms amid great up
roar. They started for Pera intending to
demand their arrears of pay, but were met
by a strong force and conducted to the
barracks, where they are now confined.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-07-22
Chicago VI al'ket.

CHICAGO, July O.-Flour-Steady and firm.
fair demand. Wheat-Wheat moderately ac-
tive and higher; No. 2 red winter, 1.0O No. 2
Chicago Spring, 95@95H for seller cash. 9516 a
951a for seller July 9n6 for seller August;
81 x for seller September; No. 3, Chicago spring
82@S3; rejected, 61@65. Corn-Strong and
higher; 37sa for seller cash; 37l4 for seller
July; Sc for seller August; 35A@35% for seller
September; rejected, 354. Oats-Active, firm
and higher; d q for seller cash; 24zs for seller
July 223s for seller August 2256 @2294 for seller
September. Rye-Strong and higher; 59Ac.
Barley-Stendy and unchanged; Soc. Pork
Steady and in fair demand; 13.50I13.75 for
seller cash; 1859 y for seller July; 1887 i
for seller August; 1892 1a613.S5 for seller Sep
tember. Lard-Easier; 67566.771& for seller
cash; 6.75G6.773a for seller August; 6.8026 26.S2H
for seller September. The Droyers' Journal
reports: Hogs Receipts, 1900; shipments, =
900; shipping and light bacon firm; common to
choice heavy, 4.6O@4.S5. Cattle-Receipts, g.
600; shipments, l 800; firm and q shade higher;
common to fair shipping, 4.20@4.5O; good to
choice, 4. .6G64.S5; Cherokee, 300@3.50 chiefly
the latter price; grass fed Texans, active and
firm. Sheep-Receipts. 600; active and stronger;
common to medium, 3.50g 100; good to choice,
ooGI en-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-07-22
Grand Letter from John g. Whittier.

The following letter from Mr.. John
G. Whittier, was read at a Garfield and
Arthur meeting III Amesbury, Mass,
on Wednesday evening:
DANvERs, Mass, 5th, Fifth Month.
TO Hon. e. W. Cute, Ames5,py:
DEAR FRIEND: / regret to find that | cannot,
republican club for Ameebury and Salisbury, on
the 9TH inst. I must not, however, let the occa-
sion pass without expressing my hearty sympathy
with the movement, and my desire to cooperate
with you IN your labOrs in support OF a candidate
OF pure character, wise craftsmanship, and life
long fidelity to the principles of the republican,
party the union of the states and the security Of
tue rights of person, property and franchise. For
myself L would gladly fed excuse for retiring
from active participation in the coming election.
and would welcome with inexpressible relief any
decided manifestation Of more generous and en-
llghtened policy on the part of Demo
Gratis toward the people of color. But
look in vain for any good evidence Of change
which would Justify relaxation of zeal and vigl-
lance on our part. | have no words of personal
dlsparagement for the democratic nominee, and l
do full justice to the sincerity and patriotism o
many Of his supporters; but, as a rule, the party
remains az it was at the close of the war. The
time has not come when it will be safe to intrust
the financial interests Of the country and the well
fare of the emancipated class to party whose
president can only be elected by compromise with
the grecnback heresy and the virtual suppression
by fraud and violence of the colored citizens OF
the southern States Massachusetts, is not doubt
tul state. Her vote will be given to the repub-
llcan nominee. But let see 90 it that her voice
IN the coming election has the strong emphasis of
the days Of Sumner, Wilson and Andrew. Thy
friend JOHN q. WHITTIER.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-07-22
ACCIDENTS. a

CHICAGO telegrams state that there were
so eases of sunstroke in that city on the
18th, thirteen Of which proved fatal
FLoUR-MILL, at st. Genevieve, Mo,
was demolished by boiler explosion, on
10Th inst, and two lives were lost.
FRED NJ GUERTES, a young man 90
years of age was drowned at Madison,
Wisconsin on the 18th inst, while in bath
ing.
An eleven-year-old daughter Of Peter
Butz, of Marshfield, Wis. Jumped from a
fence upon a scythe and severed her foot
at the instcp.
WHILE Joseph White, of Gaylord,
Mich, was removing lumber from his
well, it caved in, burying him forty feet
down. He leaves three children.
IN New York city, on the 18th inst,
there we're reported III deaths Of which
Il were children under one year. The
latter were wholly from the effects of
heat.
Miss SUSAN HUTsELL, a highly respect
ed young lady, was thrown from a buggy
near Dayton, Tenn, and kicked to death
by mule.
THE Northwestern hotel, at Fort How
ard, Wis, was destroyed by fire, late on
1Slu lISt MANY ol the guests were ODllgeQ
to jump from windows. The loss is about
$4,000.
Tony DEFUATES, a deaf and dumb boy,
was run over at Jacksonville, Ill, by the
fast express train on the Wabash st. Louis
and Pacific railway. He was literally torn
to pieces, and killed instantly.
JOSEPH HEAcoCK, employed by the
Buckeye Engine Co., of Salem, Ohio, while
unloading machinery was struck on the
head by heavy plank and instantly killed.
He leaves wife and four children.
JoHN MILLER, young son of Samuel
Miller of Decatur, ILL.,, while swinging
high in swing, grew suddenly dizzy and
fell headlong to the ground, crushing in
his breast bone and causing instant death.
HARTwELL & WINsLow's planning-mill
and saw-miu, belonging to the Mutual
Llte Insurance Company. at Plattsburg,
New York, burned on the 18th inst. The
n nre was the work of an incendiary. Loss,
$4,000.
:, THOMAS Boothroyd, wealthy farmer of
Howard township, Ontario, was attacked
ny boar, which threw him down, bit him
IN the side and throat. completely severing
the lugnlar vein, and doing him other
serious INJURY, from the effects of which
he died in fifteen minutes.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-07-22
Young Mems Manners.
From Andrews American Queen.

a certain brutality of manner, ad-
opted from the English, is affected by
some of our young men. They an
swer harshly, affect not to see lady to
whom they owe civilties, and try to be-
come Doors, even if they are not. This
style is seen much in men of mixed
blood, perhaps the half Germans, half
French, half English. 1t is very poor
style and betrays the snob. 1t is not a
common American fault, still it exists
1t shoul be frOwned down; it is the fault
of mediocre men. But, as HOussaye
says: Young men are moderate nova
days, even in their follies. They are
afraid of excess; they cut grooves for
their vices to run in; they are bour-
ge0jSe, who carefully avoid fatiguing,
much more exposing themselves"
Houssaye does not believe, evidently
that there are Sir Philip Sidneys, "ad-
mirable Crichtons," in these days, but
he is wrong. A shipwreck, a battle
field, field day in Wall street. brings
them to the front. Men are as noble
as ever; there are as many heroes
The occasion finds them, and in every
newspaper office, every merchants
counting room, in all the walks of the
professions, are the silent heroes. What
a hero is the young doctor who works
by day and night succoring the
wounded, helping the sick, tending the
dying What hero the young soldier
who had first thoroughly conquered
himself! What a hero is the young
bank clerk, preserving his honesty
while there is temptation all around
him. What hero the young man do
ing honest work anywhere! He shames
the pOuncet-box hero; he is the Hot
spur of the field of honor.
Women love these heroes. They are
the men to marry. The other kind do
very well for the leadership of the Ger
man, but the true women do not care
for them. One real man entering a
drawing-room with his record of work
behind him will scare away the fops as
ghosts retire at cock-crow