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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-10-19

Considerable has been said about the
whisky bills paid by Congress. The
following explanation of just how these
bills were contracted, from Congressman
Dingley, of Maine, will place the blame
where it properly belongs as well as
showing how they were paid.
When President Garfield died the
Democratic sergeant-at-arms of the last
House, Hon. John G. Thompson (now
chairman of the Democratic State Com
mittee of Ohio,) telegraphed to such
members of the last Democratic Con-
gress as he pleased to join the train for
Cleveland which he had provided.
Thompson purchased liquors and other
refreshments, which he put on board
one of the cars and on the trip more or
less of Thompson friends were invited
to altake of the same. A large part
of the members did not know they were
on board. Before the affair was publicly
known, Thompson was paid seven
thousand dollars for the expenses of the
train, and it was not known until he had
received the money, that he had bought
liquors with the public money.
The state convention, of the New
York Prohibitionists, held recently at
Syracuse, in that state, adopted the fol-
lowing resolutions. They are in strik-
ing contrast to the policy pursued by
the same party in other states.
ReS0IUed, That we recognize the hand
Of Almighty God in the movement that
has already accomplished SO much for
the suppression of the liquor traffic in
other states, and that is kindling so
great enthusiasm among the friends of
temperance in our State.
Resohed, That we call for the submits
sion to the people Of this State of an
amendment to the constitution prohibit
inc the manufacture and sale of alec
holic beverages.
ReSolccd, That we do not identify
ourselves with any partisan movement,
but as a convention representing the
temperance societies and Christian
churches of the State of New York we
do seek such legislation as shall free our
noble State from the power of rum,
which we recognize as the enemy of all
good; and we do hereby call upon all
good citizens, irrespective of party or
creed. to aid in this object.
ResolUcd. That we pledge ourselves to
vote for no candidate for the Legisla-
ture who will not publicly pledge him.
self in favor of submitting such amend
ment to vote Of the people.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-10-19

The report of the minority of the COM
mittee on credentials is judiciously left
out in the Reyes manifesto, accidentally,
of course.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-10-19

ESTATE-CntRLEs D. FARNEs, Deceased
State Of Wisconsin, Comfy Court of Grant
County-lu Probate.
Notice is hereby given that at the November
term of the County Court to be held in and for
said county. at the court house IN the city of
Lancaster in said county, the first Tuesday
Of November. A. D 1882 the following matter will
be heard and considered: The application Of
James A. Davis, administrator de bonis non of
the estate of Charles ID. Barnes, late OF the town
Of Wyalnsing in said county. deceased, for set
Element of his final accounts ard assignment Of
the residue OF said estate and his final discharge
BY order Ofthe Court
VIM. MCGONIGAL, Judge.
Dated October > 1882 31w3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-10-19

y -
Agent r. BUGG1Ns, Mt Na, Grant Co.,
WIS. Notary Pnhic and Conycyaucer. Coilec
tfon- a~pccislty-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-10-19

Frank James the Missouri bandit has
been corralled at last. He wants to be
good Injun.''
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-10-19
EsrATE-ApoLru IIunsr. Deceased.

Il STATE-ADoLrH HURsT, Deceased.
state Of Wisconsin, Comfy Court Of Grant
COuuty-In Probate.
Notice is hereby given, that at the November
term Of the County Court, to be held in and for
said county at the court house in the city Of Ian
easter. in said county, on the first Tuesday of
November 4. ID. 1SS2,th following matter Will be
heard and considered The application Of
Matthias Stoll to admit TO probate the last will
and testament OF Adoph Hurst, late Of the town
OF Waterloo in sail county, deceased.
BY order Of the Court.
WM. MCGONlGAL. County Judge,
Dltrd Sentrmher % 1852. 31W3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-10-19

The Darlington Democrat says: AT
the Prohibition convention there was
not delegate present from the Western
district. The meeting proceeded to
nominate candidate for the Assembly
allthe same. This seems a little cheeky
The deficiency must be made up in
some way
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-10-19

Ii took two columns for the boilers to
explain why they bolted and then the
explanation failed to explain.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-10-19

Aftera months delay the Keyes con-
gressional committee issue a manifesto
covering some ten columns. 1t is a
comprehensive document but loses pene-
trating power through this very pro-
pensity to scatter
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-10-19

The congressional fight lies, as usual,
between Geo G. Hazelton and the Demo
cratic nominee AS the regularly nomi-
mated candidate OF. the party the former
is entitled to every Republican vote.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-10-19

They say that Capt. Ferg., of the Lam
caster HERALD is just now running q
swearing train on the Salt river X. R.
Darlington Democrat.
Nothing like going away from home
to get the news. But if the above is cor
rect it is done that sundry Democrats
and Keyesites may be deadheaded
through Just after November7.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-10-19

Agent JESSE BROOKS, Bloomington,
Wis, General Collecting Agent and Conyeyancer.
desired
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-10-19

The alacrity and venom with which
the Democratic press attack Mr.. Hazel
ton shows who it is that party fears
most in the present campaign.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-10-19

The Reyes side-show has started on lis
travels. The organ attachment re-
mains at Madison.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-10-19

The boller's manifesto is like board
ing-house hash in that it is composed
entirely of old scraps.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-10-19

DO the prohibitionists of Ohio mean.
by their recent action in that state, to
place themselves on record as opposed
to Sunday laws?
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-10-19

Mr.. Reyes fuglemen forgot to men,
ton whether Mi.goon, Jim Knight, OF
Tom cambridge, is authority for the
statements made in their so-called adj
dress.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-10-19

Having assisted in putting up the job
which resulted in the Reyes fight the
guiding genius of the Darlington Demo
crat lies awake nights kicking himself
that it did not 90 through.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-10-19

Diphtheria in an uncommonly malig-
nant form is raging Pittsylvania county
Virginia. The mortality is startling.
Some families lose five and six and some
every child.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-10-19

1t seems from the record given else
where that this is not the first TING that
the Madison ring has organized bolt
in district convention.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-10-19
CAssVTLLFI.
FATIsEsEAs.
.BA7FrlsYOyyN.
LANCASTG 81.

-~~~0~@~0~~~O-~~~-~~0~O~O~ -~-~-~~~~~0-o~-
DOctOr-V. r. KINNEY. NJ. d., Lam
caster, Wis. formerly proprietor OF the Mar
shaltown Medical and Surgical Institute and
Eye and Ear lnfrmary) has for years devoted
almost his entire time TO the treatment Of
Chronic Diseases and DefOrmties HI makes a
specially Of diseases Of the Eye and Ear diseases
Of Women ana Cancers, straightens Gross Eyes
removes Cntaracs, &c Also removes Cancers
without the knife Or the loss Of drop Of blood
All consultations at the Office or by mail abeo.
lutely free. Ohice over Jones drug store.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-10-19

RanE -Excr4NGr B1NK or Eoscoac1

k9ent JACoB MCLAUGHLN, Boscobel.
La'v. Col'oe' iou and Insurance Agent. viii At.
end-promptiy to an business entrusted TO hi9
care. Once ON Wisconsin avenue.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-10-19

AtiOrney-JouN y. WILSON. Bosco-
bel Wls., Atlorae, and Counselor at Law. viii
practice iu al Wisconsin and In ne United
states Courts, make Collections and trausaci
hu -iness promptly ONCE over Ritter & Hub
bclfs hardware store
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obstruction.
For Bows and Young Mcn-ClVy.
FALL OPENING.


"a 49,, Toe next PACKARD's COLLEGE oren9 ''r ~, :,
ON -. terms AND ind sine from the vast nnM''' VI
is' I ,e c min. viii in point Of numbers q''
,,,yous e9r Its gool pian for u'o
:" a., mir, The term 20 n,kc the prc'nnaF. -
:, a. ,ria, Itviu save confusion ana W." ~ a. any
o. more "a isiactoy. Come to-day OF
n-et e,vesa between 10 a. M AID T. lie -
I,c.l. ia l,.s IA send fyr circular 10 --,,-,,-
CLASS for Younr Gontemen ana pIi,D " n,
,n'i.n,ta Ter gins -e0tou Der ~ Az, Nl' Ss H.
pr,,I-R II. CUTTERS SCHOOL 70"
) BOYS.
ST. cutler win pc 81 Use -caoo. Rooms NO. 80
f.a.t,r september -.
,.,a-,, TEN, l..f-. wednesday sertone'7a ..
7sr2ErLrY SCHOOL. 30 Nai SON 8, - vi c'i-,.n.
, I..-t 90 rtrc'o -'o.op1 'i ''ts Ga. .Dcn w..
= r VIM anon s..i-r Dr1 "liiala ..it7 ~. DIN. tel.
). H.. e,' ,.,.. No, Poi tr D. D. Richard s. S'oiI'
j. g. ,,-,,-. II D. -
1...t OH prep y" ....,
r.l .f...s q -rir.et ll tl' N.l''''
.....,r l.l begins 7el .o."''' t-4EE READ -eey
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Returning leave GLEN IsLANL l0lA ll'IJ A NJ
l24l s:l5 $500 c.i0 and $50 y N.
EXCLUSION rICkErn. 30 CENIn
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DACkARD'S COLLEGE
THE FIFTH AVENUE SCHOOL, o.

T. A GIRRFN~ amt BEACH. Jr. Principals.
Roo els M0neay. ,cptembcr -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-01
gnsirucnou-
For Both Sexes-Country


DEDDIE INSTITUTE, flightstOwn, n. j.
Rev. JOHN GREENE.
SWARTHMORE COLLEGE, reOpenng IN
, restored building Both sexes admitted College and
Preparatory school Under OF members Of the society
Of FrendS The building destroyed by fire 9th
month last Ia, been completely rebuilt enlarged ana
IN Languages Literature Mathematics and sciences
&C." -cen.hc Oliil4lins oltniDS Laooatorrs draft
pursuing thorough IN Chemistry Mechanical amt
l.th Apply early. other things being equal places vii
For iai particulars. adires. EDWARD IL MAGILL.
prest. sgartAaore COLLEGE. Delaware 20, Penn.
JSJ7 NORTH BKOAD-ST., PHILACrL-
~ PHIA. Southwest Eo1rting ana Dg., school
DAY; September } . The MISSES eNlDrn. IvENs and
&D0S -ROCKLAND COLLEGE, MACK
- -S,~'S' oNTHEHU oN.-Boh seve.; no c1tms
bat music and arr 'oilro preparatory AID business for
backward -cboaT. na for new cstaogae Tor September
opening ~. Il. GANSIsIEis. A. NJ
Miscellaneous.
Z PHYSICIAN will receive ut his home two
feehle-innied backward eccentric children
dress Miss iii--Essf b Vest 3is,s.' SeT-York.
HE tNERALS-A choice collection for n school,
~ 2ls2 w. pan c24sea iF fT T3r5
DARENTS SEEKING SCHOOLS for their
4 CHILDREN VIII unI pr1spectasesof the BEST e!tAes
PfScNNHys SCHOOL AND COLLEGE GUIDE
des -neI assist parents 10 selecting solop+ AZ Office,
c o n le i Yaoraaan aoace1an Inc
schools freely gyot % parents ana Guardians ,crrres
Domestic Building Broadway aud lttA-st. New-forS-
PEV. JNO II. CONVERSE GIarvard 80
"a Its boys Tor college az Brs OIL T. H. send io cIcia.
GIUrTERlN& and stammcrinG removed by
- ciu.atola mott o shuucint refer noes establishing
VOCAL INSTITUTE. loi waverlsy-pace
G,OUrn ORANGE q. d. ACADEMY, with
lng s.. y or GEDEChB ruREELL, - Chambers o.. ~.
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felp WGHte1.

4 DVERTISEllENTS FOR TIE NEW.
IN
r-I.,r1.ON oppIeEJ Ne 19S gr0adW4g corner lhnJ'
No- ID1 and 1870 MlNi4gG. t0S9& Opp9NA~NN~"~
twenty .Nilh.SI, uptO y ~, &c rosa44 ~ -
uOUSEKEEPER WANTED IN boys
u A.5 ~ ;sbS gbe 20 Ge lAS @aa!.s--s: 800
mi5aaSs gg 1t gI Io opal iO7 Wesi 1sihn
QTTtNrETl - Yo1D0 man or woman for
w - ,s,e xors sorne experience desirable Al
40. W n handwriting. ststna salary 4sAed { u " cAo
Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-01

II 81 .F BATHING FINEST Is AMERICA
~tIIRElNkks FAMOUS BERLIN ORC IRA
LEAVE NE"-lokA DAILY except sunday. fJ9i f4ss
Thirr -l0nrtst 1000, $780, 1910 H. l.O 3 i.4o, ~,
1..u U5y. sci. p.
JAMES SLIP 49, $3.50. 1880 100, 3, 4. 8. $780, go
Die
Annex BOAT. foat Of Pine,t. E. p. 7:3o $780, a. n.
sos, 1903, j.1o ,.
SUNDAY ONLY
T0ot East THIRTY uitL ST., -- 80, 1880 a. ll L. 20
l.u OIL 20. $50. t. :. s+5 Z m.
Table mo e. eli ur-s rt..uced from q - 30
NJ hr.uCTs ticl Orchestra cuei-eI rCraaia
end o. season. $40 piIces fOr board r-iucei.
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5i!uauou5 Uantel--@ females.

4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW;
IPIoW- oFFlCi-7, SO. l-', br'Ad-ly. corner Ihiy
t.t IT, q. l,' a,' r KY caer Tu'1
si-re ~ t,l ~ ol W ia rbtri.s-s conner
"a. u4drelui toeuty lt4stl2 10 p H. 40 re ilA7 Of
lcs rates -----------
At VILE. K-TRONS Swedish, French
an1 C"Ii'n pup, ,,. 49, ,ro,.ii. sul e.rDs
ior general 1ouscnoA. Also 4, seq yaa.- 3aGer* oAen
II, le,la-55a.ayt.. eos sls,1.. yee.lo rS
NUNfBERWORK. HOCSEWORK, WAIT
\ iNG. CooEISG. Se-ay good rrol ,'i.t T.F.t
TtHi d8Il BUi.EAJ. I5, 55l.age.. above lotl-st
OHANBERNAIDN or WAIfREHSL---By two
-. cal or To-, tr5 dl, s. 20 Wes, 3ots first
NOOE.-3y an experienced cook Qrot-stant;
y ir-,I as tlI' , GODS M ~ et 6e.t rel r.ae
Cl.l Of 4Ial,ts No. -.7 East Aust.
uOUsEKEEpEG,-A position as housekeep-
IA er - "a ave-. -sloon.
TEOIr~EWORk.-l}v respectable and relI-
nhlo woman general house"ork in small family
good references. 200 W,s' i0tus-
HOUSEWORK. or Cook and Laundrcss.-By
respectable Danish -tri 'an do eood va-hnr EN-
w4sos references city or country Gail at ~ t'h
ave-. l7ursL
HOUsEWORK orPLAIN LAUNDRES>.-By
city county good reterenee 'te%y aome "- "'o'
ate. Box 4O1. - inst lth st. Advertising '1i-''
7 AI-NDRFSS. &c.-By respectable wom2n
~ ,ke in washing and ironing out by day; linen
done up nr,t oiAs reference. 80 900 West ,tA-se
6UTT ALTON WANTED.--A German lady, 20
- -ears ed exaulu4tiOn "a Prussia 2 years ck
ence ocfuUv Ing ~ position M highly rspect
F,iiv - 10
uO-itiOu services hllrf required Is
nons b. pr,s similar position in similar isiy tAe
-r tsiImoual, from prs-ut employers. Is capable ~
f.seh,ue tserHan. French Music, lAJn II required Al
dress " K. - Ierlscn- -L. Bo'klYn, l. !.
WASHING, IRONING ami not 81 CLtAN-
w ISG-A reliable tn 20 out By the day - 4lsO
good family cook excellent reference Nah OF @ilIcS'
ACN rs THORPE. $50 rot 3ethsL
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1nstruction.


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For Young Ladies-COuntrY.
A FAMILY SCHOOL fer girls in connection
~ s.h.,f a. lgti, vear.
gin. seper Fr eic9iarsappT 10 30 KfE
pORDENTOVN FEMALE COLLEGE.-ln-
gTans yearly in ayor and ra',paagg qnG n Tsaeysr
Dot f.l t. , G9negt our catalogue ,,. 81, r,rr
- " - i'e " ~ " &
dla5 --atd I at 8!5om. fson a1
f5s,r ePer 3dv4age 2r egeaiG3 Wi rogpfn sep
.,,,,,., -, -
oy'co L A ,, Oh SQou schools Wi,l l l
state wants fully j. Vs. scdEEMeenoRN. E-s'i .l-si
OLLEGiA + SCHO0L for Young LaafS
Fau term oicus september is ApALlNE ". sraHLING.
|y0PVIy CoI r.0rtTT uruo0r ron
y YoU[t ANS -1..lt'fl i,r,.,, 100 let
yanl-c. 10 music and mr. -uies Rev ALIaaD G. ROE,
torn"a-on-tAe-iiuis'n. n. l..
COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
o1rns5coI IS. l93l On piilis.oaa ,ai acalas p r. 80
i Ijn ",a ,nr2itl ot J2n Ne"for
andtaorolsa WORK ess1nt prlinf' 'ui all convrntencep
To- lt.'S5ls. irss, GEj.G III rLli: A. H. Pin
TApEW I. ADIF>j SEMINARY Corrnci = Y
-, % III H. 81 ,, &. ~ r,te eir-
g7TAIRA FEMALE COLLEGES
T. coi1~. M The M .st r4r fr ~-non WITH s,~.-,r
.,. H. ' .pt a Terms Moderate Next 's-
lev. =, ". to~LIs. D. D., EimirA ~ Y
~ Bridg-,ot1 conn Address y les ESufy SET sos
pg'7ar p19r;9n-1 .a-a 10 6oardrs,. .,, ~
HOME INSTITUTE for vonne Iadie.. Tarry-
d5In t"G ~ Aoa. 'a's i''i-I cure 2 10
L LIS SEMINARY c B,LlDJhPGSI,
'ANNEJ. STONE. MAHlANAsIADE uoP.ON.
' HISS NuntiOrt's school lOryoUuy ladies' Grove
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musltal snslrnmsnIs.

DEATTY'S ORGANS, ~ stopS, 1925. Pianos,
I'D 1927 90 Factory running iay aud night CaalOgQes
Ice. Aaaress Dan IL b. Bl-AIfY. Washington ~ j.
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For Young BROOKLYN.

DROOKLNN HEIGHTS SEMINARY.
ID THIS BOARDING school ior Young Ladies viii
open -epteubcr2O. CHARLES H. WEST. Principal
MADAME j. NJ. STAMPS FRENCH. Eng
VI lsh and German Boarding ana Day school
Ladies and Children reppens september II - Lafayette
FRENCH the iuguace Of school and family Limited
humber Of boarding pupils received
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RON STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

last boat lands ~ both iron Piers
Tickets good on either pier.
ErcarsJu rcS-ls Tor sale Al Al Elevt,ei Rtdr,I
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For Young Ladies-City.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED At TifR
UPTOWN OFFICES, 40. LIS BROADWAY corner Tb,rfy
first unt'l " y m AID 80. West TwSnty-th,i-st cor
ner ElghihaVe NO ~ LAST fouft@entl-s. corner Union
LEN OFFICES. NOS 1907 and $500 rhIri.ave cor1ar
Northumberland tweutytth-st, up 70 ~. regular 81
nee
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| University Grammar School, l,4-l Broadway,
< near 4&d-st-Hecu. he 46'h MONDAY ~eltcub-T
- Primary Commercial and Classical pa1tmeuts Rooms
open ~iei sept 4 Ii n Hobby ". Il. AKIN. PIlucl pals.
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Goyartnershin Notices.

MR.. LEO FRANK has this day withdrawn
VA from tne firm u L. COIN 4 co. ,o,,>, = co
Ass.Iorz. Aas. ~ loo2. - SSH-S = W.
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For Boys and Young Men-Country.

4 lexander Institute, Military Boarding School,
~ White Plains y. 4. Principal .. Il. WILLIS Pm j.
A L PORT CHESTER NEW-YORK,
.SIAIsIE5 MILL AItX
LsiaDlshed lsJL D WINTHROP STARR A. i Principal
RKADFQRD MANSION. school for boys. Rye.
- rp3pgN NV00lS0Qwl " UeC}al ga0QalGGl g8aCRs{
summer r ~'ol-r @i'-t-Dri Fs 8oFF JArsS
NOSTON SCHOOL or ORATORY.
H Full two wears. course year The
Uil3Jlf ssfD Vi lGslB]F l09 , e8WBaIa fDgss 81 gll
SYONsrN>'n ~ ~ Alf>>N2l}fD
II Bo-lou, Ha-r,, after oct 70 ton iotoIsA M tor
catalogues aPpiy TO X e. t-AN 40 ~ q, Prtus
ROKDENTOWN MILITARY INSTITUTE
- superior location training home inau-
Only studeu ais Ji rDrr character received Address
Rev. WILLIAM g.. hOMLN. q. N. Horaentown. y. J.
RLACk HALL SCHOOL, Lyme, Gonna
- Family aud Irefaratory school Tor limited number Of
boys Ecot OF Instruction ami careful Ilnirg
CHARLES IT, BARI Ell. Principal
RETTS MILITARY ACADEMY, Stamford,
- Conn, Ou Prospect i.l outside the village very
healthy 4it Dcln- september Il. Prepares boys
college business FoI full Information send for caSae
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DE JANON'S

VI aud partner o The late Miss Hangs
FkEN, If and I.NslI- % BOARDING. and DAY SCHOOL
jog YOUNG LADIES and tHliDHEN,
1OGPA1 PAX N~n-lork, N rcufrr ou IiIi !t--
DAY. -e.f Boys Ass OCTOBER .. FHfN ,u tonfr--a
TO. asses under the charge Oi Nine. ALLlO BOY MILF
THE CONSERVATORY o. ELOCUTlON.-
49, jtb-aye Cls-e- lai pr ate n.' lccJh Address
Ms ANA Ran DALl~JIL-iiI- Ill4llJAL
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! DEDDTE INSTITUTE, HightstOwn, n. j.
hrstcass school for both sexes. eleven teachers
! Rev JOHN GREENE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-16

Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.
On and Aller Sunday, March 5, 1854, can ON
the Wheeling Kim Grove R r. viii nun Is follow:
Cars VII legye the city corner Market and Eleventh
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had no scruple that II would be found 80 In
the smaller citles OF course the most
feasible idea would Be 70 have q Board Of
Examiners for each county, composed Of
the representatives ofdifeFent schools; and
II would ave many asad tragedy II the ex-
animation were madeSo thorough as 10 ex.
clade those who had no prospect ofsuccessi
and rescue them from the disappointment
Of waiting in vain for professional employ
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crat (Mr. Tilden) they were de-
frauded of their choice for one of
those terms.
Like the eminent Romans who at
tanned the consulship, Jackson will
live in history; not for the offices
he filed but for the meritorious
deeds he performed. A brief ae-
quaintance with him I esteem
among the highest honors of my
life.
The 18th of March, 1887, on the
occasion Of the inaugui alton of Pres
ident VanBuren, | saw for the last
time his venerable person, the in
carnation of patriotism, when he
made his farewell bow from the east
portico of the capitol to the Amer
lean people and retired through the
portal, which in his case led to the
temple of everlasting fame.
Thanking you for your invitation,
| am, in the bonds of democracy,
faithfully Your Friend,
A. G. DODGE.