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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-11-19
DIED J.:

SLEvIN-On Wednesday evening" Nov. IS 1871
at Ct o'clock Mary Swift wife Of Patrick Slevin q ma.
tive of County Fermanagh, Ireland and for the last
twenty four years q resident Of this city,
MAXwELL-On Thursday. Nov l6. 1871 at o. A. H.
Bridget Dolphin, wife of VIM. Maxwell, Q native OF
Losghrea, County Galway Ireland, aged forty.eight
years. -
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-11-19

WOOD. COAL, SLAVES, SHINGLES CLAP
w Boards; Laths, Pckets. Tar, Sand, etc
Private Families, Hotels Boarding houses Builder
Coopers etc. requiring any the articles
can procure them in yard delivered at the lowest
Of this kind In the city No. 1884 Deord street She'll
road side OF the New Basin OF by leaving Box
Charlie, and aravier sts will be promptly attended TO-
nois In T. j. WHITE.
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COMMITTEE OF d sA TIE Ho AMD BEsnrAcToRs
sSs as:
Geo cronan. 9 W ByrnSe .' Jas jas J EcsssM
MeRsndliol P%ocsSe c'l'n' Hob ssI%Ss
EsI s. M...y 5s5I
SS$:s:s 5s s;sss.: s::s:
Gaps hsdssr %% Bksin isnps.sr FFis szns:;y.
Pssrsek rhiSn. Wisn German, Hoi aSasssss''
Go S csnsy 5FsnREy G1sen' Scsn r Rsyeroau..
xiSsIs ssSSisn rios &aSssnna, Thc. 1e arsss;
t aInHsiai' J Tsrleton Con Bra1ton Bragg
FL siiSslsy !,
ssSi::;:, S.i:, e. Co RRssss': Co.
p Mss.rs: Hamilton, Byrnes, Holland. Brown and
ns..,. pm R1ans On Ss. Asg 0sa
GRAND CONCERT
S 6 fEsR q NNoysnss,
vocass Of the city, Teisss So and
PRIZES.
uGx sns S 81
sEG Of os the
St. Vincent dc Paul, Lady's aoLD WATcH, an an
REs's1sss z s. sy N %ss
Bowling, several other prizes presents" 0' ih0'
St. Peters Conference ofsrs q valuable MUSIC BOX
and other prizes. o->
and silver TEA SET. 'her' Catholic LIBRARY
St Francis Conference offers q FIREMANs BAN.
NER and other prizes. >
Annunciation Conference offers n Silver WATER
COOLER and other prizes
St; Vincent de Paul Conference ofSers a GRAND
s Us1 cssss
The PARTICULAR Council Of the Society offers .s
Prize . t., CaAfEE consisting q Solid silver Gold
en sT bd sh. It oss
the i best e sssSs s Of the kind York and
Pr TSs
Si y q the dor e. o. D tss
&: NUMBER Fl Is dsas:
;, The Home was opened BY the societ-
OF ss g.
dusty %hsrs the hou and School Of n
Christian education and be city. foesTe
For want of fands to ere pA''1 " '0''"' goo
ss:' ssS ssss sss.
Sf fund.- for their nv and t6ey entirely
this Fair v for . the ssy means On -
tachsa the Tain, y be sati:eed Of the Importance
orlesns We repr .t snt Most Rev ArchSisbops 81 Ne
from circulsy ibiish ne following extracts-tAe FRI
II sociatv ON letter Addressed 70 the President
. Viz md the President Of the Home by the Vei
rev VICE General: - Wv "
uh,ch and Deas Sir-AuenS tho works Of chari,
minis 10 honor TO our dtoee:e and coesolo in o.
yyst In order 70 supply want lsog and grisvous,
We refer to St. Vihoeots Ro1so Tor Destitute bey
not being sdissible into the aSyiums for yoangs
children would be shesA=A !. eks nias. e -3ss n
corruption end exposed 10 Dc isorably Ioot hero an
hereafter S would Be source Of shs3sesa EEef
70 your faithful tool: aid it become Desesns rouE
want OF resources to throw thcao kuD Sa1k aga
INTO ene midst OF the worlds daneEs tka 20 become
pest 70 society and 6isRrAco Church. whereas
zoDs and good Christians,
~. n, ArchbtshOp Of HSv orleana"
: l ageatlsmen-I have sabnittsd 70 tie Most Raw
rahbaehoP tAe two Quactalns wSshgd 70 eahzntt
Az f6R the 1nt he r. asctfodiy II the oentan tina
"a 81 vineelts Hems. having been establehea. %
GTtBa md tadl1n8 bofng pad Ter aha 6ieult
: / e - e s,e,l 9. tegt " an sseaHs. trus.ih
- IS a Is NAx1.QlED. y. g.
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Il So And CATHOLIC HESSENGER SUNDAY NOVENBER To- la,

ICLOSE CASH BUYERS
DRY GOODS
| CAN now ruRcHAss
THEIR FALL AND WINTER SUPPLIES
THEIR OWN PRICES,
Stock Must Be Positively Sold.
ALL THE GOODS
NEW AND FASHIONABLE,
AND WILL BE SOLD
Without any Reference to Cost.
0NEILL & GLEASON,
~oo' {. ... -'-..--. LANA! street 2u5
DOMESTIC GOODS AT NEW YORK PRICES,
CASH house
BRzsELMAN a ADAMS
nsN IL Corner st. Andrew.
M L. BYRNE e. co.
Beg - call special attention to their
LARGE AND SUPERIOR STOCK
in the following Departments:
DRESS GOODS.
HOSIERY. LACES,
WHITE GOODS
--- WOOLENS,
FLANNELS and
--4 BLANKETS.
In our READY-MADE GARMENTS. We are show.
ing some Of the
Most Elegant Goods Ever Offered,
In SUITS, sACQUEs, CLoAKs and UNDERWEAR
We offer all these Goods at EXTRAORDINARY
POPULAR PRICES FOR CASH.
Upper Corner Of Magazine and Jaet.on a..
nol9lt
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CAROLS.

Just Published: 'CHRISTMAs CHIMES ~ 49,
tanning tho Words and Music Of following Hymno
csr q, and BSrn
L3rd-Hark the Angels-Holy voices-Expected y.sn
babe is Born.Holy Night-Chrissmas EvcNfSt,Is
Shldren-Star OF Bethlehem-Merry Christmas-Nosip
Noel!-Christmas Tree whisperinGs in Heayensno.
on the Ground-While Shepherds watched 'A-'no"
Published by IL. PRrrRs
500 broadway, Now York,
Sent post for 90 zach so for a t0o c- AIS
sent per Express 500 Sos 1000 for siao noie I'm
FRANCIS LAUER,
Importers and Dealers In
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEN WARE
sILvER-pLATED AND TABLE CUTLERY co.,
OIL LAMPS. CHIdNEYS House FRI CoA-@
N1sHINd GOODS. ETC.
6l5.-.. Magazine Street. 61k
Corner of Josephine.
Has just received q handsome and vel, sale.+.s -.
sortment Of CHRISTMAS PRESENTS at yerv L.
prices. Maid o.. -"
NEW KID GLOVES AND FANCY eOODa
just Received at
GUEBLE NIPPERTS,
137. Canal street
By steamers Alice and Kohn:
Lare assortment Of KID GLOVES.
SILK and Velvet RIBBONS,
GUILPS, PRINCES. GUIPURE LACEs.
Sash RIBBONS. BUTTONS, etc.
~ - For Gentlemen -
1850 1899 dozen FRENCH SHIRTS. Linen Fronts, at sso
ssDFHsz,RTs pHxwzkas!.l 1 tGstE e 81
ocN lm3p GUEBLE Il NIPPERr.
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JACOB OFT
- Bull Err,
1874 Delord Street, near Tivoli Circle
Jobblng done with dispatch. Prompt and personal
attention given to general repairs of
ings. Cisterns made and repaired.
Orders left at shop. Box Mechanics' Exchange
10 Union st.. promptly attend ed to. mhI9 II ly5p
6O7---..No ROOM FOR GOODS soy
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ST. PATRICK'S BISHOPS CEMETERY Asso.
ClAIloN-At the annual meeting of this ssociation
on the 18th OF November the report of the Chairman
the Committee Of Managers read and adopted
Tho debts incurred during the year amounted
Tho subscriptions collected to defiay the same 0'
Leaving debts to be paid out of current collec-
The election for Managers to serve the eusuipe YEAR
resulted, unanimously. as follows:
JOIN McCAFFREY, Chairman,
n McMANIGLE,
G GGqEG = G Gk9N6Ei
After general discussion Of the best M ode eff pro
noting the interests of the Association 1t was unani
mously resolved that the Committee of Managers be
requested to take the earliest most effective
surea in cooperation with the Rev. Pastor of
ricks Parish to and improve the
grounds for the decent keeping Of which this Assoca
ton formed
The thanks Of the Association were rendered to the
late Committee Of Managers. and the meeting ad-
journed. JNO G. DEyERRUx
nol9It sacr.tarv
SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL -
Committee Of Arrangem ents for the Ladies' Fair AM
held at Odd FelloNs' Hall, commencing Thur ~
Of November. 1871, for tho benefit Of st. - :.
Home for Destitute Boys. will meet TT1Ir. SS-sS-
EVENING, November Is, ct St. Vipeepts -. =
o'clock. ASme' -"
Preoidents of Conferences are respectfp
d. P. scANLA- r rzn,,,.u
-. 1870 ------.--y noIs It
FA1R ToR DESTITUTE noYs- -.
,1s ceaxee e. xss.ss are Rcst resps ..e-,,-
SS,srrs. i =. -. !. On TMUn8nA
sieaS n - i1o11. - 4rsa lses 81 ~
Aqle y
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Ny store being entirely small for my very extern
sive stock Of
DRY GOODS,
am compelled to sell goods, just received at
PRIME COST, not having the room to keep them.
5000 yards Striped Check and Plain PoPLIN only &c.,
actually worth 40c.
5000 yards Figured DELAINE, at 2oc.
Best American PRINTS, at loo.
BALMORALS, at 81 co.
SHAWLS. from SOC up.
- BLANKETS, from q so up.
Kids! Kids! KidsI
JoUVN KIDS, warranted, st............sl per pair
Ladies' will find my Goods UNUSUALLY LOW
desire to have my stock examined. Customers will
receive polite attention We charge nothing for show
ing Goods.
II REMEMBER THE NUMBER. ~
JOS. MILLER, JR.,
eo7.-.-..---..- MAGAZINE STREET. GOT
nol9lt Between Josephine and St. Andrew SITS.
A rhpn
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Gen. Howard Fecommends the abolition az
What renainr % che Frsedsnpn,a Brreau.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-11-19

Ny store being entirely too small for my very exter
sive stock of
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-11-19

:, FAMILIES SUPPLIED WITH MEALS
By the Day, Week Month either at their reaidencS
nol9 1t or at the saloon.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-11-19
mechanics. and Agricultural Fair Asso-.
citation Of Louisiana,
WILL HELD
ON THE FAIR GROUNDS,
In THE CITY OF NEW oxLrANs.
= j.
1871.
November 10, 10, 90. 81. -, q, -, rs and o.

Exhibitors arc invited from every section es Anro
Railroads steamships and other traasporsssion .4s a.
named in tho Premium Catalogues fpasss 10 ..d ny,
will carry Exhibitors to and from the mir ~
the usual rases-
in' Books arc now open for the entry of AseAiassr
wares. Merchandise, Stock. Agricultural Predpa>.
froi Vegetables, ETC.. at the Office Of the Associates,
in Mechanics Institute
For further Information SEQ Premium cs.,lor,>.
which viii DO sent to any addrs.. free Of charge,
LUTHER HOMES,
Secretary and rrsesu.s,.
ocl5 1m5p
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FAIR FoR DESTITUTE noYs.
ing charge ee .xshSss aEs ncst rsspe
y yscssns IN 0aa TsElsws' Il
11o11lrMG 17xxE s31 ssciox
ls1us n ne nan.
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D r Y G O O D S,

am compelled to sell new goods, just received at
PRIME COST, not having the room to keep them
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! McKENNA's SALOON,
&C., Magazine Street. gu
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-11-30

Leaving the East and arriving at
/ Chicago or Indiauapolis, how shall
we reach the West? The best Line
] is acknowl lodged to be the G., b q
O.. Joined together with the Is. & NJ,
/ Railroad by the Iron Bridge, and call
ed the BuRHNGToN RourE.
The main line Of the Route running
to Omaha, connects witt the great
Pacific Roads, and forms to day the
leading route to California. The
Middle Branch, entering Nebraska AT
Portsmouth, passes through Linc"I%
the State Capitol, and viii this year
De finished to Fort Kearnev, forming
the shortest ron.e across the Cont
nrnt by over 100 miles.
Another branch of the b. NJ. di,
verging at Red Oak, falls into a line
running down the Missouri through
st. Joe to Kansas City, and AL Kan.
sag. Passengers 10y This route to
Kansas, see Illinois, Southern Iowa,
and MisSC uri, and, by slight diverg
cncp, can see Nebraska also
Lovers Of fine views should remcm.
Der the Burlington Route for lis towns
high cleaning from atar"--itS free
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-11-30
(hicdgO GrdtifHde.

The action of the Chicago press
since the great conflag' alton, in &C
ru>ing the Milwaukee, GAINESVILLE and
Aurora, (lIL,) tiremen OF ievy'ng
black mail on her citizens at the time
Of the fire, Is one Of the most das'
,arlly and dc,iIish returns for gcner'
ous, un>rlh>h action the world has
ever witnessed.
Aftr being bnrned to death--l:ter.
ally submerged in fame. passing thro'
a he'll of tir: that rolled her up as a
scroll, and calling for help in her
writings with snch cries that brought
to her relief every available enemy OF
the fire tieud from far am: nesr--aiter
her blacxened, bliStercd beiug was
Just saved with but spark OF vitality
whcrcwith To make glow anew the
elements Of her being this pure city,
vi h rs Immaculate press, turns upon
her >'lccorors and bruises them with
such infamous tbrusts that every hon.
est man feels constrained to say she
o"ght 10 hare bee" ieft 10 her des
ructi0,,.n If such action is to be
condemned by Chicago people. Neri-
" the Tongues ot flame were too kind.
Wen might Nero fiddle while
Rome was burning. Never before
was >nch base ingratitude, unless it
were the action of Judas, and that
looked at in the light Of a business
becomes radicnt beside
Chicago gratitude @
The Chicago papers are crawling
back into their holes, and Ike hrlls
choicest spirits would l'k" to find ex
cuse for thcw de rlishness.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-11-30
GRAND RAPIDS, WIS &,

NOV. 18th, 1871.
Gentlemen .-PlcaSe allow me the !
priv lrge of Introducing To- You some
OF the brief circumstances that occur.
lcd down in the state of Tennessee.
during the years of 1858 and lS6l.--
Now in those DAYS tht poor co'urcd
people had to suffer a grea, many Sc
were pum~hmeu,~, which we're inhict,
ed npou them by their master and
uvpr-sper. Ny master, or the man |
lived with at that time, was yer,
cruel to MS people, If | should at
tempt To tell you how many colorrd
propjc he had, would you believe me?
We'll, sir, he had, before the first
commencement of the war, 500 col
orrA individuals in his possession :;
600 full grown, big, husky fellows
who were able to stand TO do any
i kind Of work pat To them by him or
any other man, and 200 little slaves
like myself at that ,imr. All they
had to do was to pick up chips or
carry water into the fields for the
people to drink Ny professional bn'
sincs> was very easy one; | had t.
carry the white children to SCHOOL,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-11-30
4 Frank Confession.

Mr.. O. E Castle, of Rochester, n.
T., writes; " l have used yodr ma
chine for several months and being
familiar with most other machines, |
unhesi'atrngly pronounce yours the
best family Sewing Machine. In
common with MANY others, | confess
| was prejudlced against it, on ac'
cont OF its being a one thread ma
chine until | had thoroughly tested
It. I am now satisfied that Wilcox Il
Gibbs is the simplest, least liable to
get ont of order, and easiest to work !;
that it runs the stillest, makes the
strongest seam, and hens, fells and
cords, better than any other Machine
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-11-30

Ranids shall donate to erect the same. the
sum of five thousand dollars and sufficient
land therefor, and in case the Trustees OF he
Howe Fund 80 called, shal pledge The
same, 10. AN amount not less than ten thou
sand dollars, TO the erection Of said building,
then the Board Of Supervisors Of said Coun.
fy hereby pledge The faith Of said County,
that the sum of fifteen ho,i:dnd dollars shall
be levied upon the taxable property OF SAID
County, and collected theref'om in aid OF
the erection of said Normal School building
The said sum 10 be raised in such sums an
uuaIIv, and within snah time as may be re-
auired 10 erect such building within the
time specified BY those having the lawful
management and control thereof.
On motion, Board adjourn ed to
May h2d, 1871.
l.. =. POWERS, Clerk.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-11-30
NATURES
HAIR RESTORATIVE

Contains no FAC srLPHCR-No SUGAR
OF LEAD-No IrTHARGE-No NITRATE
Or SILVER, an lie entirely free from the
Poisonous and Health destroying Drugs used
in other Hair Preparations.
Transparent and clear as crystal, it viii
not soil the finest fabric--pei fec,ly FREE
CLEAN and EFfICIENT--desidera
Long SOUGHT FOR AND FOUND Al
LAST
II restores and prevents the Hair from be-
coming Gray, imports a soft, glossy appear
ance, removes Dandruff, is cool and refresh,
ing TO the head, checks the Hair from iaihng
on, and restores it 70 great extent ~herc
pr naturely lost, prevents Headache, cures
all Humors. cuteneous cruptioHs, and 7nnat
ural He,f, As Dressing Cor the Hair IL ~
the Best Article I'm the Market
DR.. G. SMITH, Patentee, Gro'on Junction
Mass. Prepared only by PROCTOR BRosr
Gioucsster, Mass The Genuine is put up IN
a panel bottle, made expressly for it, WIN
the name Of the article blown in the glass
Ask your Druggist for Natures Hair RessoF'
alive, and take no other.
VAN sCHAACK, STEVENSON i RE!p'
Wloles ale Agents, ~ Lake st, Chicago, III
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-11-30
Olut GEN rs.
SHe NsunI .SchO0i.

As the time draws near when tho
Board OF Regents shall decide a. q
the Location, of the Normal School fol
the 9Th District, the people Of various
localities having made bids, are be
coming intensely Interested as TO the
probable result of the Boards dchb.
alton.
We believe the Board will &C: de
liberately, with no bias in favor Of
one locality over another because OF
any personal preferences. We be
lieve it will be actnated by desire
20 serve the educational interests Of
the State faithfully and well, and that
the School will be located where. IN
the minds of the Board, the greatest
possible benefit will accrue to all the
interests in, aud for " hIch thcsr
schools are instituted,
We wish again to call the attention
'i the board to the bld OF wood
County we stand at the hca' OF
The I'St win the h@'re |fo,ooo' ana
site worth at lcas, $40, 900. We Shah
soon have ran communications ny II
'eaS' TWO 'n'S' WIN V'e ""'e' ""''''
geographically "''"d h'p''S mas Il"
advantage over al o'"'' 'oc''''''H
mentioned lheSe items Oh ''nP''
lance arc N''""" =" ''' 'o","' "'''
nee" no ''o"P''"'''''''' "
'' ~ S''' wy "',>''''' '
" A"'0 '''' " '',' - "
10 our "c''''''ch'' WINCH y ,'' 'FP"
"'''o' mas @'"' o0'' "'"' y" o''' YOU"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-11-30
First publication November 80.
In Justice Court

Wood County, Citg Of Grand Rapids.
To JosEPH LIvERSAsH You are hereby
notified that warrant of attachment has
been issued against YOU, and y0.r property
attacht to satisfy the demand Of Seth A.
Spafford now uur5s Won shall appear be-
fore NJ c. Woodworth aJns'.a- of the peace
in and for said County at his office in said
city. on the 22d day Of December, A D.
1871. NJ one o'clock in the afternoon, judy
ment will be rendered az inst you, and your
property sold to pay the debt
Dated this 27th day Of November, 1871
SETH A. STAFFORD.
3w Plaintiff
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-11-30
H. IL IntcHigence.


We clip the following from HE
IIprinrptan RlpuBjc. IL will be seen
! ~, WA r,.,..,.. ,, l
we "'tJ's'' water power oi lh'
Grand Rtp'ds are becoming to b"
appreciated. We must have the
p,;n.,,a,p,ad
- -. :,
''''.''',D - ~ 'i''' !, Y,
.""' ~" ~
" 1T We o'',' l''" '', ~, '''Ie - VI az"
r"p''1 ""i wei. "'N ~ o'u'Se y
y "rPF"'''.' ',P,'' Wv d,'''''' "''''.'''
80 10y ,''' '''"T - ''o
'"''',"'I w, ~ '"''1' az Wv
~, ~ W. ~ 49,,
~ ''''' - VIM" '''N
I - ''' ''t' ~ y. ',''''' '
'',,'' .,, y'" Wv, ''n NV NV
'''',N A." ''''. "'.' w - ''' t""
~ ~, w. ''''' ''''
''2''''' ''"', Nv ,''', : " 'P'"
go |P "i '"'N '"a" VIZ, "' '""''l o'"c'
i'E'' ''''' '"''''''' NV ray,
wv ""''' p'" ~ '"l'' p'o ~ ~ ''''''.'S
'''' ''"'''r power ~ ~, "''''' Y, d t'''N
~ '""'"' '"' ~ ~ ,,'"S.. " "'','','"
vas '''r " I" '''' TO- ar - Wv
T'n IN r''.,.',,. h,..,'a,.', 'i
buiI, an +. = ,hriviny city. plaiubeJJ
~ situated on the line and in the
heart Of a beautiful prairie. Her.
l""P'''Y "n' " '''''' '''''' "o"o'''. !"
.hnl. b,n ~ rn,d Rnt =, i,rand
Rapid. j. ,r.tha,,s ne greatest chance
Tor permanent benefits to be derived.
Tie NaStand rXhaRStaole wat'r-power
~ '''' P'''' '"''''''' ~ '"'''''"@ '''e
,tL.,',,nAat E,.a,,, ~ ANA onI L..l
wood timber on the west and north,
with n large territory Of rich farming
'i'i1>' must wi'h I""prf ana '"ihc''n'
,',,,,a'. g. ,,, ,, " ;, "p ~; ;,
lance We fell assured that if the
plan of the ; d F. K X. is carried |
on a. now talked, lie city OF Grand /
h''''',N' n"" ''D' ~ CIV '''' va '"'
vii, snnn n,,;,!1 mas, nf rho ;,,.r,nr
cities Of this State in commercial i'm.
portaucr.
A letter from Bro. lnger>oll of
The Piuycr Tmes informs us that the
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-11-30
First publication Nov. gal
Slunsp nm mac

The Stale Of IViscoasn--M the Cie>,,;s r..
Of Wood County 0'''
J. d Witter. plaintiff against Joseph n.
sett, Thatcher Taylor, Nathan Cogsn nas
Wendell T. Davis, Nathan Halle,, P,ist,,
d. Cogswell. John Edridge, Reuben
bridge, Nathaniel Gosham, Sylvester pa -'
ker. James Otis, Joseph ". Crocker lar
.. Gage, Simeon n. Small. George So"a
George Shore, Frederick W Cr,cker ~
Sci hhtlet, Frederick fsllet, George ua I'
step, Benjamin Halet, Jr, MatHias r
'let, Warren Halet, Thomas Avsr.
Chas. Sears and the unknown owner. ;,
the following described land, towit
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-11-30
Photographs !! Photographs

yignettc, Photo Reliefs, and the plain
Cdrtds V,stds made in the hest of 81 vie every
time, and never fail 70 satisfy and please our
customers, We are also making Cabinet
size Photos single OF in groups for sxlo
frames. They are beautiful ornament for
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-11-30
Proceedings Of County B0d1d.
GRAND R>rIDs. WIS,
January gosh, 1871.

january NV'"' 'o'i'
Board of Supervisors met. AM
-
present except supervisor ies'erSe'''
Bill of J T. Ingraham for printing al
lowed At 1915 80
l.. Kroner, for recording. " 1884
j. Rabin. for rent out OF =. era.
al fund. allowed at aoo.oT
J. Rablin, for rent out of eoutin.
gent tnnd. $3.50
J. Wood, for illegal certificates,
SLOWED at s96
" G. N Webb, for legal services lo, y,
W. \, Miller for rent, 1900
On motion, it was then
Re,olaed. That The Chairman and Clerk
's'He ava ut's'sf 70 n'e s nvu'm ni eoun,y
paid upou the fotowing lands NJ of MY
See 4 Town ~ h""gs, Z w i" sec >. :
Town "a, Range 3 The euty of said lands
hay ng been cancelled, Inc Sa,u orueFN 70
he deliF''ed upon ms eNe'"''ne l" ."S
county proper releases '"a 'oue"'tS ''
s'mS' u
On motion, it was
o.l,n., rh,, ,ha 1,r tho Won, 1897
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-11-30
First publication Nov. 23.l
Su m M Olas.

State Of Wisconsin Circuit Court of Wood
Comfy.
j. D. Wittcr. Plaintiff. against Orlando Cros-
by, g. +. Cowan, and the unknown ow
ners of the following described real estate,
situate, lying and being im the County Of
Wood and State of Wisconsin, to wit