Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-04-22
ELK COUNTY, kprA WEDNESDAY

u nero
M nAp agcouiit For wha, thtn eesmsi tr
m ~ have q pretty vivid memory Of IL
yAf "a display pf bashfulness that jun
I'D I'M hf w6fds ara sent ileas helter.
~ "a ~ rri.stc al y.n ~, ron, weIl
ap 4 afsd with them. Hut this time con-
fu1ls 4A not long remain. Gen. Grant was
evH1xtiy deeply sntes esteG III tho story that
had me over the wires from San Fran
cisl fho asked me for all the dctail:. II
am iry, be raid, s'that cannot tel you
mud Htcnt Upton, but tn, fact is t'.at per-
sens az not know much about l, M" /
did some Information, though, Mnd after
wat Sai narrator driftud away into the most
ipts2 Hing "reminiscences Of the Mexican and
ctvA ri that ole could wish to hear. Time
raSt 1NickH by, and still found myself
de- Soitesl In the talk Poured out with
d n e freedom for enc who y i'll 20 down
IN tory az chatacteristics Us the silent
hi: lx1 6t Utl&S did the hero speak In self
81 Et sAk3Ons lt was OF others wholly that he
tAiked, a.sd or 1hcin only In the hln4aie1t
terms. II seemed to be of the inspiring
things the valiant things. bravery aad dash,
and doygea fighting that he spoke, There
was nothing sour about him. Iamost forgot
my assip pnmcnt, so interested did ! becone;
and could not suppress an ejaculation to
that effect when l looked up at the time.
piece. ''Never mind, was my entertainers
crumb of comfort; ''never mind. You've
get some thing out Of the nonsense I've told
you" did get something out of It; only q
paragraph for the next days Times, but Il
remembrsuce that will enivhn all nv years
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Grant In Washington.
Gen. Grant was the most conspicuous pub
lie man who ever lived in Washington. He
was known to every man, woman and child
IN the District tefore his name was before
the people for the Presidency. While GEN
cral Of the army his Headquarters were at
the corner OF Seventeenth and streets. He
used to walk to and fro mOrniHg and even
ing along with the procession of clerks and
with nothing but his wcl-worfl military clio lk
in winter and the familiar fg,irt In summer,
the cigar always to distinguish him from the
crowd. He was usually absorbed iri
himself, and walked Mechanically. though
President he was tho same sort OF man. He
loved good horses dearly. and sometimes
drove d four-ir-hand drag, but he usually
walked or took a street-car III eli her case
he was nlways the cr nosure nf monv curious
eyes He had etidciitlv hnco,pe necusto,ned
to this and M IA no a ,topt on IN T. a i,ng os
neonle kent nut of bis wov or did mot force
themselves unon his ncrson,l poticn when
thev did he was anuoved and would turn
abruptly upon his heel to escon. He alwavs
acted an Tho stroat liLa CIV otbcr priyoto
citizen who wanted to bc iSt hlonc This
was So evident thai men bir ana uttl,, re
spec,hd n aid the President of the rnited
States could he seen sannterfnv down tho
crowded avenue alone.
He was known to have walked from the
capitol to the White House on pleasant
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His Drive with Gov. Jewell.
One of Gen. Grants visits 70 Connection,
IA the guest of Marshall Jewell. who took
unusual Mains IN entertain him scrves as a
text for a timely iotting. GOV. Jewell was
detcrmtned TO make the yisi. of cor Grant
to Hartford memorable, He rntt,ed the dry
homes of Connecticut's cnpita, city. When
the excitement had gradually simmered
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Sunday y, ternoon drive. With his fastest
bit of horsefesb his visitor and himself rnw
along thn streets In tho carlv evening hour
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felt hat tanning mn and down In the current
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outskirts of tho town tho General who bod
heen ieisure,y looking about him NH NJ once
broke out:
"Sec here, What's that ahead Of usp',
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