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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-10-13
The Water of the Nile.

In work by Maillet, published last
century, entitled, Observations on
Several Passages of the Scripture, as
Illustrated by Voyages and Travellers in
the East" he speaks OF the "extraor-
binary deliciousness of the Nile" tits,
he says, so delicious that one would not
wish the heat TO be less, nor to be de
hvered from the sensation of thirst.
The Turks find it so extremely charm
ing that they excite themselves to
drink of it by eating salt. 1t is a com
mon saying that, if Mahommed had
drank of it, he would have begged of
God not to have died, that he might
always have done it. In truth, when
one drinks of it for the first time, it
seems to be some water prepared by
art. 1t has something in it inexpres-
sibly agreeable and pleasant to the
taste, and we ought to give it, perhaps,
the same rank among waters that cham
payne has among wines. Its most
valuable quality is that it is infinitely
salutary. Drink it in whatever quantities
you will, it never in the least incom-
modes you. This is SO true that it is
no common thing to see some persons
drink three buckets of it in a single
day without finding the least incon-
Venience
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-10-13
" DID | FLIRT WITH HER?"

| was engaged to Margaret Sheppard,
and | thought myself the luckiest man
living. Margaret was so handsome that
no stranger ever saw her without eX-
pressing admiration; and one did not
weary with her face after years of fa1nil-
iarity with il. She was well-bred, ac-
complished and great heiress. [ had
reason to believe that she was very fond
of me. No man could be entirely more
content than [ was as [ leaned back in a
palace car that bore me over the country
to New Valladolid, where [ was opreach
for few Sundays.
The pulpit was vacant. and [ was just
Tying my wings With my pecuniary
prospects I scarcely thought / should
care to accept call to New Valladolid,
but [ had no objection to filling its pull
pit for a few weeks, especially as Mar
garet had gone to Saratoga, and New
York was warm and stuffy and stupid.
Casual remembrances of elegant par
sonages built In the Queen Ann style;
of study, where the footballs were soft
ened with Persian rugs, and the doors
draped with portieres of velvet; chairs
and a desk carved richly as some old
confessional, fitted through my mind.
And [ thought also of table spread
with silver and rare china, with lady
at it's head who resembles a queen. And
/ breathed luxurious sigh as [ awak-
ened from my day dream to knowledge
that the words I" New Valladoid" we're
being shouted through the car, and that
the train was coming to standstill be-
fore little pine station.
I -hac he
catchall overhead, and hurried out OF
the car. The porters had just dumped
four or five trunks on the platform.
Two old wagons stood in the road, one
driven by an old woman III sun-bonnet,
the other by red-haired boy. with bare
feet; and queer, knock-kneed horse, at
tached to still queerer old buggy, was
lied to a post at little distance.
A young man, in very light summer
suit, and city family Dent on rural hap
piness, were my companions on the plat
sorm The former put his trunk into
he first wagon, kissed the old woman IL
he n-bonnet, took the reins and drove
way He was evidently the son of the
amily come home to spend his vacation
The rest of the trunks and the city fam
~, mother, father, little boy, nurse
maid and baby, were put into the Wagon
.riven by the boy.
Some one cried, ''An aboardr' Con
uctors leaned out over the platforms ane
lade mysterious signals to each othel
18th hands held sideways. The car rat
ed and clashed, the whistle shrieked
nd the train moved away.
was left alone On the platform alon.
ut for the baggage-master, who sat upo1
log chewing straw.
In a moment more this functionary
ithout looking at me, made remark:
"Deacon Glover has come down fol
le lew. dominic. He's over to the store
omin' back III a minute
"Thank you, said l.
The baggagemaster took no notice O.
e, but having climbed upon stool and
ade some changes in time register OF
wall of the station, locked the door
1T the key in his pocket and sarnteret
ray down the sandy road.
/ took his place upon the log and wait
In few minutes prim little ole
ntleman in linen buster appeared up
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-10-13
AduIteration of Olive Oil.
[From Chambers Journal. ]


To make the test it is only necessary
to put little water into saucer, and
then to allow the drop of the oil to be
tested to fall gently upon the water. IF
the oil is pure olive oil it will take an IT.
regular shape, much like rocky island
in the sea, with promontories, inlets,
and bays. IF it is poppy Oil, the drop,
at first round, will soon dissolve itself
into elegant festoons of half-circles. A
drop of rape oil will take similar shape,
but the outlines are more positive. The
oil of ground nuts gives round drop,
accompanied by large number of small
Ell drops, thus distinctly differing from
olive oil, with which it has in many 9TH
er respects, many qualifications in COM
mon. Gingelly oil, (sesaa7au211) displays
also these small drops, but they aremuch
smaller than in the preceding oil and of
much greater number The drop pro-
duced from colza-oil is round, with sharp
and well-defned outlines. Where the
olive oil is mixed, the drop will show the
conf guration approaching more OF less
to the details given above, according as
it contains a greater or smaller admix-
ture of the other oils. Oil which, when
shaken in a bottle, will show on it's upper
surface permanent collection of small
air-bubbles is not olive oil, but has been
adulterated with poppy oil; in pure olive
oil such bubbles do not remain. We're
greet that the sovaaats referred to have not
given us the characteristics of cotton
seed-oil, especially as, to our knowledge,
immense quantities of this oil have for
some years past been shipped from
America to Marseilles and Leghorn for
the purpOse of adulterating olive oil.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-10-13

The following, relating to Dickens
taste in writing materials is good ex-
ample eff feather weight topic, and the
London Boulevard Journalism style
of graphing with one: "Mr. Bentley is
in error in imagining that Dickens in his
later years, wrote with steel pen. He
continued his affection for quilts to the
last, and never used steel pen save in
a strange house or hotel, where quill
could not be procured.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-10-13

LIEUTENANT GENERAL SIR THOMAS
PoNsoNBY has written to Mr. Thomas
Collier to explain that the queen "some-
times gives three pounds to the mother
of three children at birth, but only
when the children survive long enough
to cause expense, and the parents are re-
spectacle but too poor to meet the I'M
forseen demands for providing for them
at once without some little assis lance
Mrs. Collier has had five children within
twelve months and seven within two
years-twice twins and triplets. The
queen evidently fears that Mrs. Collier
has contracted a habit which, if encour
aged, will make her serious pensioner
on the privy purse
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-10-13
PUMPKIN PIE.

Pumpkin the size of two quart bowl,
steamed and sifted, three pints of milk,
one cup of cream or two tablespoonful
OF butter, four eggs, quarter of tea
spoonful of cinnamon, the same of gin
ger, half a nutmeg, sugar and salt to
suit the taste. Bake in a slow oven one
hour and half.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-10-13
DOMESTIC MATTERS.
OKRA SOIrP

To three quarts of strong beef stock
put three handfuls of okra, sliced thin,
three tomatoes, sliced, corn off two ears,
a little red and black pepper, salt to
taste; let all simmer slowly for five
hours.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-10-13

Commenting on the enormous ranges
obtained by some recent Krupp rihed
guns, and the near probability that ships
of war will carry guns of ten and twelve
miles range, the Scientific Anaes5can
asks: Gould hostile fleet lombard
New York? One of it's conclusions is
that a ship could safely come near
enough to the Narrows to bewithin seven
miles of the Battery, and with guns of
eight miles range could thus easily dam
age the lower part of the city. But, it
adds, there is another direction whence
the city could be reached if guns can be
, 1880-08-03
JUSTICE DEMARS.

It will ,a remembered tint TnE TRIBUNE:
roynrte.l u case bof0ro Justice De,la,x 60t,l8
ton tlays ago In wll!rl, q woman. charged u
nan with committing aM outrage upon her.
anil sl!e desired a warrant for lFs arrest.
Den!ars refuses. to issue tho papers until Ills
alleged fet'. 81, was paid. Tlla wo1nnn WIS
puor, anil she toOk two .lugs OFT lter fingers
a.l.t left them as security for tie costs. The
warrant was not served.
III aa Interview with u TnlnuSH reporter
Jns,lcn DctnItrs laEA stress upon the fAct
Tint 1t was not lie, but Ills elork,
wIlo, III. Ills zenl for lsis. employers
|ntnrcsts, had taken the rings. Fnrthnr,llnrc,
tlut l.v lntl not made 0ut, hut llnA nnly
slyet, tho papers. rhe question Y, NJ, hGW ~
II % oSt ot lis court?. Tint i till, intlce.l.
ners ~ 'st s;n %M'sr to Ia" l,so RsIsoa1y ; s ~
clniu's, the clerk I'D Il, Which wns Illegal.
'rl.e affidavit could not. nhtltr tic aw, To Is
sued BY tlle clerk. Justtre nennrs l'ah no
right tl' tlcma1ul IL fec In y crimlnel cIsr ut
MI, 'lhers Is NJ law under wlicl! l.e en-,
claim y rent fnr issuing warrani. Ile law
! contemplate that nggt!eveA p0rtles s'!ult be
, 1880-08-03
FEDERAL PLACEMENTS.

CoIhxcson HARVEY returned yrsteEday fro,u
his Wisconsin trip. ;,
THlHry-FtvE, THOUSAND t10lenrH in gold WaB
Itslurscd ut the Bub-Ilrasl,y yestcrxlAy.
j.. II. CIotIkER. 1nitruat- lteyeuuu Collector
fur tho ,AurrA Dlstrtut. Wts ailluix tho cAlIcrs
ut tho Government i!M!lalHg yesterday.
IttE Internal roycn!e recc!pts ycstprlny sycro
Ea:3GNl, OF whtph *IHsM1 Wila fur spirits, $i,5iU
for tutiauco und ciyars. al'! Il ,,k3 Iov bset.
It,lN +. tvrttACn; II whnicsnlp liquor dealer at
NJ. Eks1 milwaukee, AvEAlu. WMS hrrtBttAl Srxtor-
tlny mud brsntHht hefuru Commissioner libyne,
,yhu held him III ,0O lHtn,.s tn Tho t;rnl Jury
fur falling tu thakp proper cstrlcs!n his reyeiuo
lUuk9,
I'sE rroepta for duties ut tho Chicago t,a.stom.
lfDneo yesterday rearhtsl tho MH,int Ut E4t,is4.
fli0winX IL THO lxt 1T tlutlalin Httxis rc4sVcsI:
MosebMcll h Humphrey, ~ !'rls suJA.stkil; Wilson
ji1,ta, enscH furnishing Eouass i. +. EAtO. u,
guns; q. T.. Keith 4 t'.. Do millinery Rt0d4;
Gurts, l.NmtMkra Il l.i!.. IbAleA 1lsIru; Jnhl W.
t1aiGtH & GG.. xlSVY H!nstst Charles Uhx, III,
tuls: tiule l. ishckt, larIcl ba.y rum: pulliu
Library: eases E.,4,ks; Iouwcnthnl kanfstah u
90, 10 s1nt,kcrs urtitts; Fuller 4 fuller. III,
cllan1als.skins:, T. y Il. Jnescr T. G., ~ cratta
ehrthvnwnlt; fch.n.lor 4 E!IGIy, lW nllls Intpcr;
Ltnl 4 llcA!S. n ells%s n!usl4all tnktrtlinon!As
tcrHhu, ltuliing L. In, II sta toys, utc.; q. W
fhc'!loH q CD.. : dD dry anthls: u. ChInnosl s
Eh.h eol!s Wlrn-tDpv; rlielJ, Letter \ Co.. NJ
| paexaEcs dry Knk!H.
, 1880-08-03

hn seeu irom re'nnrk If rmlncMt
Commander t:assrtte: "'rMto VIII he
1,;tM prn1!n at Tho Thinner llulsc, but they
rim nil hi nssiyncd tn rnnn1s IN R1l hour Of
tw0." II Sir Knights nru Y be sent ~ lmnrtl"
tng-llUEsrH ur privntn dwellings, II list glyiliT
tlV ni,nsH nr tlso Knight nnl tlio stree; ntNt
humber Ut tl,c hn1lsu viii l,o nltu"llEA IN illn
tnstrr. IL will 1u impossible f0r II inn1i with
II tnnEiltt II Rtt wiring.
riiE Fttlsr t'istHE.
! Tiu Trtpmninl Committee Inns .rceetrctl
frnm 1lHrtlny a. t;rnltanl. nf. New inrkt: thu
jlt4e s,yor,t for tic cst t-tlr!Ie,l Cam,naHlcry.
fr,m Dintlr Is ,Mlan Ut tic tlncst atreI, mid II
ptrt with numerous designs NMl tic words
First 1'riz.. rhicuyt,, lhsU." flia hilt ;tS q
,enMtIrul pieec uf (nwnicr.'s w0rl;. which =
1T ihn heAvit,at guild Pulling. ruyErc!t with
!renplAr's ,elsli,!pns mid studied with tE;t-
,n,,ll.ls, rt,lr,ntdS. mil rtl,'es In llM ccliip
ut tic hill Is II representation nj tn!lstn1i-
thns tent MID tireii,. thu alrnla nf which
r,,ll,g III lrfnn9ics. atnl lscfng en!oSscd Mitli
Of Il Knight in full nrnsUr. IN t1,e first mnvc;;
meat ~ tlrnW. 'Tln' sl,cal1 Is ntlo Df i1clk:
| hcNyity piNttal with goltl. Tho sword Is
! worth at'tS n!ld wf'! bo tho absolute property
| nr tic g0nt,nntlGrv Whining 1t. Tho ling to
l,e contested for 0f, tho antiie occasion, how
tycr, will linse iO lu wnn three successive
| times.
, 1880-08-03

s'Ahcnar So Mar n g. trS.,"n.
MI. o!ises, No. 'a', Ant soI''
pinata ta No. y. ru,,!anc 1taltvin,, NJ: 7. tc-
! M. II. in'ayreilcnen Nnyurrtlt. ~. -, MN
i',..s.tr, ton'possrs tho Northern f"w't hit
tnIfnn. .
Damascus. Nh l, IT. Zion, Na.:. st|nnsaIs. Is
1,ar3''t !'i sso. i slinno- I%!!%ait, So !. Fiji:
c;?$s; ;;;;: NJ. ~ ow" %$$;Si; ;;S;s No, ii, stint
1tavcnworth., M. !, washagton, No. =, At
' s"Ts;ss No. s, y: ssay. M. i, Law
iSas'. i"'s','a. % ~. ., t:,i $swiS, Es.%, Ss%'s
,lsxs!h', No. t', 's'a, u; ,l vs;rr; NJ. IL ursHt
Aska1,,., Nh. y. Sall,'a..
N&NYt.ASp.
;tarylanf, M. !. 1'ast- ''altimorr' No. :, halt''
"'lc' ~" t,causcant, M. Is, Baltimore.
4 SEunssxA.
! 11ataal!on OF Nelraskn knights.
WEYr Virginia.
mss' cyrenc, NJ. :, "'SsiI "%sssiIns. r.
| ". ctlftnsAno.~ =
| rs CnlurlED, M. /, Dcnyefs
L. Il wvoNfSu rEatirnIr.
| :. Wyoming, No. !. Cheyenne. i
ttispnE iSI"sSn.. .",r
~ Calvary, M, II, Providence.
+ tSDlvtnr,t rf::il'LAlts. :
l. LII ailtlttlnn II. tho members 0f the C0nl
j 1nn,ltlurtrs wil6sc lil,acs lro given HbtIsr
i theye viii bt present representatives Of oye,
..y0 other Cn,nInaiNlrrIt~, win will colns ~ II
stiytuals. Many 1T then. VIII snke t,aft II J;
| lin 1r1EpSYtHN. l)jlt tljA KtnNf Ht1lk VIII Hnt
3cstttcs these, eycry t;rand C0ln1l,nNttprS u
thn l:nltc.- States will he represented by 1T
|, FINANCES.
Tic Finance Cpn,ulttee nro having ,rof;!
gnotl HitrresA III cni!tltiny. monty md on
4 |thininE s,,bsssip.ioNs.' bnt II Is not KNOW
wlut ,,,l,onnt l,ns bacn co!!cct!Hl to tlatr
sluca n,lly three nt fnilr ri The t,ooks tlAy,
lpcN seen 1,y thu Executive: cthn!mtl,er; Th'
ihl!n%ing lire the amounts paid ny inc ho
, 1880-08-03

ri|rMn were fifteen nartinsc licenses Issued
yestarlW. l.; =.
olu6, 1lsEt Inst evening Tor ti,rrc-wecks' trip
to WISCONSIN. u !;
= YESTERDAY was tho ilrst day Of tho August
tnrnlin tho Crl,nflnl iUllrt. Tf,nro Will b0 nn
trtls as1llnx tho Term and sIu eslll. =,
EdnKItT Mct:tEL,.Ax aDpeared IN tho Criminal
inI;0tuitht for itei rc,lIr4!ud by tho NrAu,t
Jury. Qeorgu Mulrheal IL tho complaining
wl!nesa, i ..>l:.r.
MAttrta kllAArz, Tho frntrIcitte, gayo bnil III
Rlunkhtar Ills snrttes wcr' Frtslelfuk I.Atae,
l}n,cl i!casing. tfnhry aud Christopher schmidt,
RH1 lAluls9 kfNAtz.
, 1880-08-03
AfArtsnN sTRi:t;T WANTS \ 'SfFt'N.
IN Tic istjkor Of The E;,trnfn Tribune.

i ',CntcAap, Aug. n.-.sli o0r businessmen
oi, Mu.llann street lWtwGcM Franklin antt
.Marke, atrcnts respectfully nsl; through, Til:
'futnuSn thnt the Knights rcn,i!ar eStcisl
tIHir line 1t matrl, Up Washington To Fr,nls-
liu Frlnt;lin 10 afA.llson, a,ui down Madison
to Clark street. IL Ia hui Il SHIRT tlfstaMce
,altlcsl tu il,"ir Hue nf i,lair. n!lr build
il,gs will ls decorated II they will nliigc !,s.
buildings, ,slut viii PRESENT n eTnitl slgit
WHEN tecnrAtctl,.MMl their progression Will
sllaw tt, II Ersater advantage thali on A',y
0tl,er s;u.et. Tile s:reMi-cavs will l,c n thels
why II" ,ntre tllnn q, tlnfk str%Ht nr WaIa'sl'
sA,uss of l,eopte change T., SEQ tic. 9t1.,m|
sight; : =. DcsISf:ss-N.tN. =
, 1880-08-03

NfV FGFH TfIbnnf..
The Solid 6autll Ii 4 peculiar region for
'accltlcnts." A cIfcutnr Issued by az ncri.
tlent Insurance r0i.lpul,y Of Mnbfin contains
tntlU giving, tttennn!es of persons Wn llnta
ur snyell ycurs. lii rnch Instance tho ssElonlt
paid and tilu character 0f tho "necIllent :" nrs,
given. Or til0 fifteen I>ersons Mnnletl, ON,
Wls injured l'y IL. fall, uiIa WIS klIlHl i,y II
uitt,ad tru,,, utltt nMD WIS .tlDwntsf. The
accidents" IN lt1p other twelve east, alt,
put luwn rs follows: "ki!led. by Il l,lssot 9:
, 1880-08-03

"!luiIg hy, r nnl,': "t;n1-sl,nt wonit tar.
"rIa.ol-s!lot Ki'ic'l, eun, shot ";"KS Sie,I
attempting tn make .urrrat": "ki1,edt t'ILe, I4.
plnt y: Eiliui, lsiOI-sl1ut"; "lisol.sl,St INV.
"atnftcr!t1." IN Wflat nlhor}mrt Ut lid tivr,,
Znll world wultEtl I,1snstliatin i>e cinsxtfI,ai
ul1,tcr thG head rf accident. '''e"
, 1880-08-03
ksSItElS MILK FOOD

ahuu)l l,o used by nI,tcrs nj nursing ctlslron.
Ennsut,,s nuthloE Injurious, u,a requiring only
Walter e MrparnI II for USE, tue danger or Ini-
pure milk II avoided.
For snlt. Iy llrl!.Htit1 nul EEoetrN. 4 pamphlet
Will full particulars s.'nt hY l.utlrc.siilx
THOMAS LEEali.sG i 20, 4Ivnlgcai, Gun.
, 1880-08-03
TILE CIrr1~-ItAIL.

------.
cosrno1tr1t t,rvxrr WIS III yesterday with
bilious cllnlio'
> Till: ciapioyG. Of thn Water and Health l'e-
pert'nen's were p,1d Yesterday:
orr of tho meat Offensive 'satcr" closets niue
city is under tho very nusc Of tho Health De-
pnrt1nent.
All. Ms.os, a',I " tau ~" ,"',rne, T., Is duties
ssSG,,,l weeKs Vaea''os' ''1''s''e'' ~ LIE N7
sss,snas, @ rr,.xo, ,e.,cs,,,v rccoyc,1 .z,,o IRON
,hc Goiict'tnr, u, ,i&i froi.i tho Water Dcpar,-
n,e,it, md xtJl frt,.l thu Controller.
Will. tho 1,Gw-l,nrH q % the sM9;t-vox 1io.Sl,r
takt. the Rtli;,it .lMxy vhs Gestin, y e'ho"'
fass'''9 'ho s'''"itn ''eI'"'!.'e"' '''s' :'""'
rcnsa VI" III, III I" ..c s0io hnys f,crn tssi,ud,
uEn,lst a,:c7', i'p ~ thu sann time Inst yca,.
% ayo srsn ma G ' and
NJ "atcr lsiarets aai ,Scy VIII ho ra fh,,rstiay
inral IL put Il Ino sate son'liton. Il y thought
sera!rs. sepa # W" '"N' y '''' '''' "'''' " ' wv
n.n., ;rtt,t,r rcnt,trtnr ihr city scnyrrvcrs In
ss taSis si Y Mt i,s sitsss ;xs yss,s!: IT,
% !, ,1st H.. tnts' Far rn,te ttat tier
~, !. ,',,,I, ,sr y, ''eo t''
which Il Is proposed 10 tcar dowu wnro ,yestcr-
ay i,o,'aEs Ill., ~ s, lf.S ~ M 81 GtH l enrnc
IhtIls.tuy 1'loratnE.
EoN,ttsstpSEn W,.LLE,, left Yesterday, fur Il
iscn1s m II. i II s OH. s q. the rens II to sns
mi liz tt.rtGry. md #, lis nuM,nrv tho Mayor
W. re'."."' .aso ,,.. s ,,,,,,,,a
'r,tE tDmn!ttee ni Whnrves n'ia fenaao 1tas,
noon with tho Mayur, tu inspect ihe rrosnd and
consider tltu r:sfns[tLon DE tue tanni Cnnl.
Inisslniicrs 70 ve:tte Lock street Ut tts s1im;tun
with tho M1tlnl nnu erect hf1uso " ashlanu
| avenue Instead t'f tint street..
'r,E s1uyos yesterday manifested considerable
,rrirts. nI,n,it III, ..nir,nntinn ~ th., uorir-
"nn.dntt4j I,,c,1"rs n tl,t, Iit,rry llpnt, Sn
iii, rnn,n,iiiec t wht,,n liz, Inuiteswy lrfcr.4ai
iMs 1uis",i m Sct he iM:,lus to thinlt ttt b.,
- nt.1, tr,..I ,vifs, ,t,,d ,is mi ,riIs II nj nil
IT. ,y1S5,1.sse is iM,iamntnn to aM' Dixon a1,tU
| r,r,nS' "''
1'"ss''
Ain. MconATt! took hls seat laat evening; anu
, 1880-08-03

s7YHna: fntr itlKhest lt.tists III ,cntistry. ~.
MuChesnc3 bcyott t1ollht. though but 81 n ~. Ivy
, 1880-08-03

NfsaiM' SsiG N' ~ ''''"' ''ii1stie' i.1ueoin. N'' "
:, ,, NEW yo'x: ;,s.,,, -. ., :, ,,,,,,,
NuHvhc, No. l., soehcs- ltMlnVtM, ~ ~, hMN'!i' w HI
raa:t,ns. sts: No. II, New ii,iral',;. " w. ,,,
~ f1s1 ta;,s 'sE g. io u. efra'' tcr: 40. ~ '0'''
IT. '''''' NJ IL ''sa'at ss''a,x,..
,,,on, ,,or,s s,t.,nsns tsrsis,rs. xo e,o,,n.
lno,l'tl. ton; =. =,
Chrlsth.tlllirg. No. y, 81; AnlnWs' ANTHEMS NJ A''
crIre. rrc.;S'u'p'is Na, ic. Norfolk. t'eA'D''' |
vE!nos7; 7;..,.,.,,... ::
Ss"''S'esss; eosss5;acT. ~: Il sss''''0o''' .''.
Washington, ,,;,,,; 10; l. Hartford.
SIT. Vernon, No. 1, Gu Cincinnati, No. ., Gin.
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cy1;fl'' yy1;ls, No. 49, znes- sissssssi ScssiIiic NJ" IL
s:os.nan ssy ,s!s5 %s: - 70 1ssnna; ia'Mn'
stShta i9w1 f'''E' ass &'s NJ. e" iseas. ,i'!!
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, 1880-08-03
tl,IlE CITY.
GENE1.AL NEWS.

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NA'17iS ktSaMAs: @ OF feof!a' ."''''' e'"'"''''
h'sner' Is ut sl,a raehc. ,nn,,,, - Va.
lc''ea' spo Is stopping ut tue '"'n'f' .n,on
Enxn,nl, n, nrs r. rcpistcrr,l at tho Fremont,
~ ,,,rrrv t,c,,ora, t.ustmltun Of Qoycrr-
nc,t i id.iIii'ss', i Slipping ii liz i'aslls.
u. II. tllfLtfAM, OF Upper Allnh. riEsttoht 81
ta stat. ] Or Asrat''," ] ~" .hs ss r"s!e; ;
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Life Il 4sssurIty Company, IS stopping III tno
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THE lIo,.. G. =. K,NuA,1. md wife, who f9s tho
}unIii nnd tiia While ainlnius, i,.vo rc.urnc,lto
,her llnine il, tlls city.
souE mean aq IN tho ah,rssn!h tee ~ YER; ,4s; n; 81;
lows ~ n,rsGs To- r,n a. ru @ aa ,rsa"k
sSa H "csas"'"l @ ieaSii,s Up opei' @ u Eats, ito =
4. E,Mnsrr., t1r,,cral Superintendent Of Ito
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vonhec 81. i.'' ''af'':', .rr Ut tho r.s''e:
tas f5! Ens;. ia . h. l.; E'!'f r"ssn & o sptea ia.
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yretriay nr.g n N9rth H!do e,!, sso nv; %hiln IL,
arrests. .:.-,-..., ,- i;
1imks nnornEna. Of 90 West I'akc street. stii!
1hrIr nt,y hl1ltiliuxs In Il dangerous condition.
'rMi,. H. sttrntiMa Il sio city auliori'ies is ut'n
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