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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

EXECUTORS NOTICE-Letters tesla
ia mentary in the EST ate OF Christina
witienmyer, late Of Franklin township,
Snyder County, deceased, having been
granted TO the undersigned, all per ons
knowing themselves indebted to said estate
are requested to make payment without
delay, and those having claims on the
same will present them TO
BENJAMIN WlTTENMYER,
Apr. &c, 1874. Execator
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COMMISSIONER.

ERgrvnLicASso OF SNYDER CovNry.-
The undersigned respectfully announces him
self as a caud date Tor County Commissioner,
subject to the decision of the ensuing Republi
can Primary Election. II nominated and elect
Cd will transact the duties OF the oihee Win
ndclity. ADAM j. Fisher
Penn township, May, ., ls'l-
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AoentSy Read This
A Million Dollars.

-
T ICENsE NOTICE Notice is hereby
IL given that
Jabob Miller, West Beaver.
John krick
Moses Spechi. Beaver,
Is. l.. Rnudenbusb, "
Henry llouser,
Geo. A. Smith, "
Ferdinand sones, Chapman
Peter Hartman Cerire.
George Gnyer, Franklin,
Lewis Amig, Middlecrcck.
Daniel Bolender, Middleburg,
L. p. Weiser'
Sarah Keeuc, Monroe.
]. +. Hottcnstein,
John Arueld, -
Daniel S. Clark,
Daniel lIoyis, Perry
Henry Schnee
Jonn B. Woodling, Penn
John Enrich, +"
Daniel MulliLcr Union,
Ira Sayrs, 4"
J. +. Walter, 4"
Henry Kciser,
+. G. Meyer, washihs'cn
Andrew Roush,
| Daniel Eisenhart
BESTAuRANT
Isaac Fees beaver,
John Il. Fockler, Selinsgroyc,
J. II. Wenrick,
George IIosterman, Washington.
have iled their petitions for Tavern Il-
censes with the CloLk of the Court Of Quar-
ter Sessions Of Snyder County, and 'h'
same will be presented for approval on
Monday the 22ih day Of May next.
J. GROUSE, Clerk @ g.
April 10, 1871.
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I INVENTORY OF WIDOWS UNDER THE

l INVENTORY OF WIDOWS UNDER IHb
i $500 LAW,
Notice is hereby given that the inventory
Of Catharine Garman, Widow OF George
Garman, late Of WashiHgsoo tp. deceased,
Ann Eliza Bowcs, widow Of DIR. Robert l..
Bowes, late Of the borough Of Selinsgroye,
has been filed with the Clerk of the Or.
phan's Court Of Snyder County, and that
the same viii be presented for confirmation
at May Term, A D. 1871.
J. GROUSE. Clerk o. C.
April 90, 1871.
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30 ACRES,

more or less twenty acres Of which are
cleared and the balance well umbered. The
improvements consist Of Log House,
StAble,.and other buildings.
Taken in execution and to be sold as the
property Of HsaIy Meyer.
ALsO.-At the same time and place, a
certain Lot Of Ground situate in Union
township, County and Stale aforesaii !, des.
cribed rs follows, to wit:-Bounded north
and west by Harrison Winner, east by
,Pepnsylyania Canal, aud south by Jacob
Bogar. containing one hundred and ifiy feel
square, ore or less, whereon are erected a
two story Brick House, shed, and 0ihs'
buildings,
Seized aud taken IN execution as the
properly VI paniel Mulliner.
JOHN S. WOLF. Sheriff.
sbeiiif's otilee, Middiebug, April "a, 1871
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AT pHE solicitation OF many friends, have
been induced to announce myself a. candidate
for ,lrc ON ce OF County Comniss sioner, subject
70 the decision OF the Republictn Primary Eicc'
ton Centre tosnshiP ls entitled to the candi.
date, and should be nominated and elected
will attend TO the duties Of the Office with
ndeIity. JOHN STINE.
Centre township, May, ?, 1874.
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late Jas, ID. Blake, mayor OF wo rcester, Mass.
and 5000 on the late $. II. Lewis, Jr, Of ST q,
Aibans, VI. All these accidents occurred, and
the insurance was paid, within three months
each claim being paid about SIXTY days before
IL was due by the terms OF the policy. The
Travellers has paid SEVEN HUNDRED noL.
LARS A DAY In dement's to it's policy holders,
for death or injury by accident. for every work.
Ing day during the past seven years.
Tho Travellers Lifceand Accident Insurance
Company, of Hartford, Conn, grant all tho
usual forms OF LIFE and ENDow NJ ENT Poi
iciss, on exceedingly favorable terms Ample
Security and Low Rates.
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Sherif's Sale.

by virtue Of writ Of vend Ex., issued
out Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of Sny
der Co. to me directed, will be exposed TO
Public Sale, at the Court House in Middle
burg, on MONDAY. MAY 22nd, 1871, at
10 o'clock, A. NJ, the following valuable
REAL ESTATE as follows TO wit All
that certain Trac, Of Land situate in Chap
mon Township, Snyder county, Pa, boun.
ded east by hnl of Mary Sholly, south by
Samuel Denglcr, ives, by John c. Kreii zer,
and north by llhnry llummel, Containing
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TIE ELMlRA SuIcIDg.-A Srdnge
.Story.-The Elmira Gaseitc, in speak
ing OF ii. q. Savage, who tried 10
commit suicide by cutting his throa,
ou Friday last says:
Not having any friends here be was
removed to the County Jail, where
better atteh,ioo could he pail to his
wound This morning he was in a
very comfortable state and will rap.
IDLY recover from the effects of the 10.
jurics that he visited upon himself.
He is now clothed in his right mind,
and gives curious reason for the ef-
feet al self destruction Some seven
or eight years age, in May, at Corning
\. Y, be was bitten BY dog, which
be says was mad, aud every year, be-
tween the Attn 9Th OF May, he is visit
ed by spells Of insanity. For days he
knows nothing as TO his doings, and
while under the Influence OF one oi
these crazy fits he attempted suicide
the other day.
Ho tells his story in Clear and
straight forward SaDper, and Us he IL
man not all givento strong drfnA
there is good reason 10 believe the
statement made. 'lf
Thars isn't aoy doubt. least, that bs
was crazy Friday sod that be is elsaI
minded now, With no particular desir'
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Roren q. O.. s Itlrertiisements.
hirty Thousand

DOLLARS PAlD.--Thc TRAVEL.
gBs LtFr AMI AccipEST ISsrR.
AScE CoNrASr. Of Hrrtford Con.
ncciieuti, paid $1,000 on W. n.
Forbush and Wm. c. Curry. VIC.
Tins Of the New llamhurgh rail
rond accident $4,000 on ilo
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so ACRES.

More or less, whereon are erected a good
Log Frame House, Barn, aud other out
buildings
a.. Taken in execution and to be sold as the
property Of Jacob II. Lenig.
ALS0-A. the same time and place, a
certain Tract Of Land situate in Centre
township, Co. aad State aforesaid, bounded
and described as follows. TO wit:--IiOunded
south by land Of Israel Shamorey, west by
land Of Samuel Meyer, north by land OF
Frederick BO~ersox, aud east by land OF
Peter Long, containing
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FRAGRANT Sapoliene

s.,nS MONTH Horse and Carriage fur.
sSD Daished. Expenses i'd, IL. shaw, Al
fred Me.
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An appeai wi,l.bc hold at tho Commissioners
office in the Borough OF Middlebutg on Thursdgy
NIny .lth, A. u. 1871, between the hours OF .
o'clock A. VI. and O'Clock y. VI. VII and
where all those who may feel themselves ng.
=revel " their Classification may attend II
tley think proper CALVIN +. MOiER.
Mercantile Appraiser,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-05-11

A bright little fellow, the oldest
child in plain village parsonage, was
invited to pass Christmas week at his
uncle's rich home in the adjarent city.
The only drawback to his jog was the
regret that he could not hang up At
home the great red stocking whrh
his grandmother was knitting for
Santa Claus to ill. But Cousin Ned
had two German stockings, which,
according to that young genteman's
description, "held Lushel apiece"
aud one of them was promised to Joe
for that night.
Two comfortable homes could hard.
ly be found between which the con.
trast was greater and little Joe
found new cause for establishment in
every part Of his uncle's house. Bat
after few days his mind turned away
from the new Srendors t" the science
Of arithmetic.
Are you truly sure it's only twcn.
ty miles To my papa's house - he
asked of his uncle.
Yes, Joe, that's Just the distance.
"Twice ten il twenty, and once
ten isn't much, is it?"
NO"
"Wrll, twice tens only twice az
much !; and FIVE times four makes
twenty, don't it ~
Yes"
II | got four times on the way
home, I'd be close there, wouldn't ?"
"Ye,."
"Wrll, I've been here two days,
and i've more makes the seven lays
manua spared m- for. Five days
goes pretty quick hut uncle, amt
the days longer III the clty than they
are III The e.mntry 2"
No, Jm; the, seem a great deal
longer to me in the country" said his
uncle.
Joe spent every silent moment in
such sums az these, and IN drawing
bright little pictures Of h"me. which
brought tears To eyes in the darkness.
after he went tn bed. He would have
been " homesick " and cried, had not
his mother told hun that would be-
unmanly for a great fellow almost
seven years old.
A, length he went home, loaded
with presents that came in the "bush-
el stockings" bnt he almost forgot To
display them. After having kissed
father aud mother, and grandmother,
and tabv. many times, he stopd be.
fore the open stove and looked At the
glowing Goals with smile.
80, mamma" he cried, Z" isn't this
a nicer home than poor little Ned'sY 2"
The wise folks laughed, srd he
cried
"I.'s . lot nicer. They haven't
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-05-11
our FREE LUNCH.
Men ami Faces.

Many people hook upon the face a.
an index u what is written in
a man--a s,rt of appendil whereby
we are to determine whether to find
an, thing good INSIDE the cover by
scanning it thoroughly. A.ain a good
many peopl. look npon the binding 81
v"lum. thinking the contents must
he rich and toll of jnicir- h"cau-e oI
the gliding and rich lett tIring of the
exterior. Errors vrcep Tito everything
Just SO has this error crrpt int
mens minds. and how i, got there /,
my stery unialhomable.
We have seen gorgeous residence,
with Iich brown stone fronts where
lived, or rather tarrled, the first cous
ins to ahjrct poverty, krpt alive b,
the nursing Of pr, nd hopes and trans
parrut falsities- where fifth aud .qual
idness were gilded to make Il falls.
pride respectable. Again we have
seen little unassuming cottages ~ full
of richness ~ a hickorynit under
the burr. No, you cant tell whal
time it is by u i"weler's sign. We've
seen men and women ~ btantiiul ~
P-ris, but inside they wire A. liomcl,
a. Satan, with M warmth ~ comfort
in their whole being AMI wnr has not
seen faces 90 repnlsiv.ly ugly that one
would fairly hate them Till getting
so close up a. to look iu;o their souls,
you would fnd glow of warmth
waiting towards you enveI"ping vorr
whole being. The fran" work man
laya about il only his shelter - his
home--anl though it may l.a,k ,nt ii
repair you may find il caun'tei with
the riches, brn-sel-, and ~ fall vi "
spiritual mnsic AZ ia the Kingdom 81
heaven all the time. NJ. a mans
face is only do"rplatr.-it tells his
NAM, bnt you must 90 in and sup with
him before you know him
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-05-11
~.} GRAND RAPIDS WIS, THURSDAY MAY H. 1871.
erudhe brother returted Harry l,
was Richard Third

erudite brother retorted Harry II
was Richard Third
win wac = little crest-falen but the
penance his mother imposed, which
w,s that he should get Saxe's poem,
fr m the library. and resd aloud hi.
numerous version Of the Tragedy d
King Richard the Third was per,
formed with an excellent grace, and
perfect good humor was restored.
Harry having answered his own
question. had the privilege Of propns
ing another. But il did not seem te
be forthcoming. He knit his brow'
and ,hummad the table with his fir
gers, and finally broke out with Tt
b4 or not T., he, that
That will do, laughed l.ucy. -
Hamlet's Soliloquy. 'Now, some
one tell me who said The better par,
Of valnr ia discretion y
Sir John Falstaf. said Grace
promptly, 'whrn sneaking out of bat
lie hv pretending to he dead
The maxim does not rest on yer,
good authority, then. does il ? said
her father. But what ir your qaots
ton ?
" And like the baseless fabric Of this vision
The cloud capped towers the gorgeou. pal
aces.
The solemn temples, the great glob. itself
Yea, all which il inherits. shall dissolve.
Aud, Ike this unsnbstantial pageant faded
Leave not rack behind"
From the tempest said aunt May
Old Prnspero had conjnred up 4
vision Of spirits, aud when it tailed
painted this moral. Now where i.
The familiar quotation:
Find tongues in trees, hooks in
the running brooks, sermons in stones,
and good in everything
The children all gave it mp and
their father answered. Then he, in
turn, put the question:
who complained of whom in these
terms, @, she abused me past the
endurance Of y block: an oak tree
with Jm, one green leaf on it would
nave ttiSN Ntttt Hf' NY very NlSln
hogan to assume life and to scoId with
her. She speaks p"ignards, and
every word stabs ine?'
Some one in the Tanning of the
Shrew, | guess said Harry.
No guessing; lrt's have positive
statements
Bat Harry guessed right insisted
Grace. Petruchio said this of his
Kate
No you are both wrong. Mother,
what's the forfeit ?
Harry aud Grace shall turn to
Much Ado About Nothing, aud com.
nit to memory some Of the most spr-
tied encounters o. wit between Btne.
dict and Brantrice, and rprite them
for our entertainment to. morrow even.
ing
Aud SO the play ended for tba,
night.
What other family or soeia! circle
will try it?
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[For the Reporter.l
Mn Mothers Ring.

A plain gold ring, aud nothing more,
And vet twas dearcr far to me
The ring that once my mother wore
Than the costliest gem could be.
Dearer, for when my infant head,
She softly pillovrd ou her breast,
Or !. id me in my tiny bed,
Twas her who watched me, loved me beat
Dearer, for if she did but chide,
Or by me knelt she low in prayer,
The hand she laid upon nv head
Ever held its treasure there.
Dearer, fer when INV childish feet
She taught the way To walk alone.
Upon the hand that guided theun
Sp constantly, the dear ring s"one.
As time moved on. nv waywardness
she gently checked with q mether's care
Or when she raised her hand to bless
Or stroke my head, the ring vas there.
When older grown, and care and grief,
Came to disturb the alter years,
Twas her voice the kindtst seemed,
To soo,h my grief aud calm my fears.
Those memories how they fill the past,
And to the heart they fondly cling,
Yet the dearest OF them all
Is the memory of my mothers ring.
So dear, brcause il graced the hand
OF en-. whose love eau never die,
Though shame AMI sorrow came between,
'Tis lasting AS eternity
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-05-11

The following is q part ni a school.
boys compoNitn on self dependence
''ln every state Of life perron mns,
have some dependence upon his own
abilities, and the principal one is s"lf.
Dependence; tor it is by @lt.drpen.
dence that We depend npon ourselves
and others, but most general, upo,,
others. Dependence may he prac.
ticed by ourselves in many different
WAYS. For Instance, i, is nsriul To
selves and for others, and the many
ways We depend, and lastly upon the
various wa,s Of our splf'lependenee
in every respect. In school, when a
lesson is SGT for ia tn get, the master
depends upon our getting il, and in
this way hls self dependence is put
in us.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-05-11

. single rosy OF lily on their wall pa
per, and only > strip If red api gold
round the top, that yon dom, see ill
yon look up; and mamms the, dom,
have . bit of FIRE in the rooms all
the hot comes ont Of the cellar
through big holes in the Hoor; and
they haven't any out door door &c
their house, only ht,le hri~k piece
where they dry their clothes and
the house is ao high aud big that ,o,
can't tind anyhohy in it; | kept go
ing Mp and down stairs all the time,
to hunt for somebody | always know
just where I" fi,h t;.lks in my house
o, mamma! Unrl- Ned has got ar
awful lonesome old t",.se r.
Thus looked city ~plendor in til,
eyes of love.
Why, joe" said his mother, 81
thought il was 3 very pleasant, cheer
fnl honse."
but y"u was mistaken, mamma
There isn't any grandma to tha, hons,
aud 40 when the mammals out shop.
ping there's nobody there 10 love 1t
tie children. think a house is aw
ful that hasn't any grandma in it,
don't yon?"
Yes, darling, do," said his moth
err; and we wnuIdn't give onr grand
ma away for all the big house, and
fine furniture, and luvely pictures ol
Uncle Ned, would We 7"
gness mol! !" cried the loving lit
tie fellow; its just like hasin. TIVE
nammas to have q grandma. O. I'm
so glad I'm in my own beautiful
home 7!
Who has not felt like this chili IN
regard to the face Of the aged one
whom G"d spares to light up the
home with love scarcely second to
tha. OF n mothers? Happy indeed
are those children who, like our little
friends, have "two mothers I"
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No. 13.
EIMIIIA sIMILIBUS OURANTUR
HUM PIAkKY6'
KOMEOpATnlC hlsECuFUCN
No. 13.

HOMEOPATHIC hlsECuFuCN
uAyE PROVED, FROM THK MOST AnpYa
IL experience, an entire sneeees Simple
Prompt Efficient and Reliable They are he
only Medicines perfectly adapted to popular a's.
u,inr them 20 Harmless. - 70 bs free from daa-
ger, ard 40 efficient - to be siwsys reliable.
They have raised the highsst ccmmerdAtioa ffon
ail and will always render ssusfactisa.
hoe. Csnts.
!. Cures Fever, Congestion, lnfamnstions =
1 Worms, Worm Fever. y orm Cole =
lryinx.Coie or Teething Of Infsnts1
Diarrh9a Of Children os Adults =
9, . Dysenterx Griip'n- Bilicar Collie, 2
CbO1era.aI rD,is, Vomiting. -. =
Z !. Coughs. Colds. bronchitis -
q Neuralgia, Toofbarhe. Fscesehe -
g Meadae lsessick Headache snigoss
10, Dyspepsia Bilious Stomach. 90. y
II. SUpprcsseA, or Painful rsriods =
-, whi1es, too profuss Periods. u
- CrosP, Cough Difleun Brssthirs .
y. " nsls Rhsa.', Rry,ipslAs, ,kruptiou,D
Ia a. aSots a." pat upia tiziS.1sM ssrsetsosS
esnfetnin9 dostls cuanNfsss ZACH. .yor -. -
~. tslo,etns az. a..o pu, W N rtah anx ore
Fs..r ias. re, ss.:: siaH chiI, Fever
y. riics biisd or b'~eding -
IA Opthainsy. and sore or weak R,esSo
10. CRtarrls. .acnte or chronic lHilucrGajQ
%, Whooping Cough. ,iolen,coush5s
81, Asthma. oppressed Breathing. %
q Var DiscAarg-s, inpairedhcarlnsao
.cilefeec etAnus,
- GeaeraiDsbilify, phi sesiweakness5e
9, DsoPsy. And soADty Ssers.ions. -
=, ss::.ish :sss .iesns:. .:. Rom r'dingsS
q, NeFvo1s Debility Seminal
Ensissions, isvsiun'Ary Dis-
p, sore M.s,h. c.pi.r.. :. '..::.... '::...... .
r.i"ss "s Serios: sin :.:. .Is s'.sss :s.sn: 80
g, smnertng. a. change q ne; II 9
g EPiiepsy. .spA.ms. =, vilus Dsneei |.
~ DAphthsrta, uleesstsd sore tAsoas y
yANlLY cAsxS
o. Is - 90 large sials morocco
sv roseW GOD case. eonsalasag
s,.ssss : ts..iy !. .ssjsss x
fion Sio. sss
s..li,. rs.iIy I. , .ra rr.vs'i.g s..::.
spsciRes for ~ Private Diseases, botA
for Caring and for Preventive
treatment, in v,a,s and pocket essss. estsoS
PONDS KxTRACT,
Csr~s nurns. Druis~a, Lsmsaesa,
Soreness Sore IN rost sprains. Teeth.
sis.n, Lsnsb.ke. riles le,.s. ssi.gA
Nese, ss:Marh. Or Of PILES, Csras Ci.
,rrns:, "a. so etc., r,n'., sI.ee,
~ These Remedies. sxeeps PONDS NJ
hAST, by tbe ease or single eo1. Afe eeot "
y psn oa the eountry. BY mail u sIpfea, ffso
charge, on receipt VI tbf prize.
'dress Humphreys Specific
Homeopathic Medicine Company,
=" AUD uspos. No. ~ BasApvAr. Hsv YUh
'al assortment Of the above for sale II
irand Rapid. by
n. II. PRILs n CO.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-05-11
LABRECHE & BODETT.
DLALLRs IN
BOOTS, SHOES, &C., &c.

we nave constantly On hand a full line of
boots enoes' Waters, Slippers, &e,-bo,h
o' our """ MAKE and sale work. which we
are are se,hns ~ prices tha, defy competition.
employ skillful workm II. and sell a. snail
profit. Repairing neatl, done.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-05-11

A party by the name of J 'ne'
has written a book to prove that
"the United States is the Kingdom O
Heaven"
That's played out. The Jones wan'
to hold the balance Of power. and
dos't like to take the chances on mi.
grating,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-05-11
MISS NJ. GORDON,
Dressmaker, Milliner,
AND DEALER In
LADIES' FURNISHING GOODS,

Piices as low as good work and good ma.
teriai will warrant bur all goods in our
line OF the lowest market price, and am will
,hg 70 dispose Of them at q small profit
Rooms over aosher Snydcss, Grand Rap.
ia, Wis. a., 4
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-05-11

The Chicago Times feeIingly
refers p he fact that there are 402
dead dogs in the lrvee II, Carlo, H.,
and yet sausages arc the dearest ar
ticle in the market.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-05-11

uAVE PROVED, FROM THK MOST AMPi0
II experience, an entire snceees Simple
Prompt Efficient and Reliable. They are ibs
only Medicines perfectly adapted to popular a's.
TO simple that mistakes cannot be made IL
using them 30 harmless - TO bs free from dan
ger, ard 40 efficient - TO be siwsys reliable,
They have raised the highest ccm,ncrdatioa ffon
oil. and will always render ssdsfActisa.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-05-11

Farm Property and Detached Dwellings
taken for YEARS AT l PER CENT. aud
) YEARS AT II PER CENT.-being as
low as Insurance eau be obtained in any
Mutual Company, and with the advantag" OF
having large capital TO draw on in event
of LOSS.
Insurance on STEAM MILLS taken at
FAIR RATES.