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sCRoFUL.A.

This Compound is nevsr-fsiling cure for
this terrible disease. How many diseases
have their seat in the blood-aiseasea which
have been treated vs,inly for years. II the
blood alone is purifei, in most cases health
and happiness win loon return. DR.. Fow-
ler's Compound acts especially upon the
virus in the blood, cilusing in time the dis
appearance of the hideC Us sores, and 1estor-
ing the skin to heslthfuI appearance, the
eye clear and sparkling, and the whole hu-
man Organization becomes healthy.
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SYPhILIS.

OF sn diseases which flesh is heir 70, none
bring so much misery, moral and physical,
as Syphilis. To all so afiicted we can truly
say this remedy win help you. Two articles
found, by experience, to be peculiarly efaca-
cIous for this disease, are contained in this
compound. We ask you to try DR.. FowIer's
Compound Extract, and, by giving it a fair
trial, it win cure you.
We speak with much confidence Of DR..
Fowler's Compound, because We know what
1t Is composed OF, and what it viii do. We
know Dr. Fowler wen, Who Is g physician Of
known repute, standing second to none in
the country, of long cxperienee. an honora-
BILE man, WHO, having reputation tor char
aeter, as well as ourselves, would reyer al
low medicine to sc before the public with
ont naerit. And we say Of this Compound, ii
taken according to directions, alter a fair
trial, IL viii do all we clkim for Il.
We offer IL as q new discovery, which il
certainly is-a genuine article Tor Scrofula
Syphilis and all blood Impurities: and know
ing the geauineness OF il &C such we send It
forsh, saying, IS Go, Heal the sunerinsl7
PRICE, ONE DOLLATs PER ROTEI.E.
BoR SALE BY
B0cEOyER BROS, Sole Propriesors.
lis Liberty Street, New York City.
g. w. JONES d CO., lsaols.saIe Druggists,
s5z Main ssrset,
NJ o<,.s Goru afarnT7sa ,-or, ns44.rr,rrru
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Had HIN There.
From BIsolow's Bench snd Bari

From BlgsloW's Bench snd Bar.
Daniel Webster was once engaged
in the trial OF a case in one Of the Vir,
ginis courts, and the opposing counsel
was William Writ, author OF the "LifC
of Patrick Henry" which has been
criticised as q brilliant romance. In
the progress of the case Mr.. Webster
produced highly respectable witness,
whose testimony (unless disprOved
or iB1peached) settled the case and an.
initiated Mr.. WiEt's client. After
getting through the testimony he in
formed bIr. Writ, with a significant
expression, that be wac through with
the witness, and that he was at his
service. Mr.. Writ rose to commence
the cross s-examinatiOn, but seemed for
moment quite perpleZed how to
proceed. but quickly assumed man.
ner expressive Of his incredulity as 20
the facts ELECTED, and coOlly eyeing
the witness q moment, he said:
P MF. K, allow noe to ask you i
YOU have ever read q work called the
Baron MUnchausenp 2"
Before the witness had time I'd reply
Mr.. Webster quickly rose to his feet
and said:
az beg your pardon, Mr. Writ, for
the interruption but there was one
question | forgot to ask the witness,
and If you viii allow me that favor, l
promise not to interrupt you again. F"
Mr.. Writ, in the blandest manner,
replied: :" Yes, most certainlyi"
when Mr. Webster, in the most delib-
crate and solemn manner, said:
wSir. have you ever read Wirts
Patrick Henry"
The effect was irresistible, and even
the Judge could not control his rigid
features. Mr.. Writ himself Joined ia
the monetary laugh, and, turning to
Mr.. Webster, said: "Suppose We sub
nit this case TO the jury without sum-
ming up, . which was assented TO, and
Ir. Webster's client won the suit.
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The .Khedive of Egypt has sent
100, 900 francs 70 the orphans Of the
French civil war,
Gen. Spinner, OF the Treasury De-
partment, at presest "a the continent
ior his health, is repo;ted recovering
rapidly.
The review OF the French amy at
Long Champs yesterday was grand
success. The soldiers were very en-
thusiastic.
Sir Charles Dixie, who travelled
across this continent, said yesterday
that voting By ballot was a failure IN
the United States.
The Civil Service Commission is in
session. Their first appointment was
a photographic reporter. bow much
did they know about big hnsiness9
It's reported that the Suez canal is
filing up with sand and that the Porte
has' commented its purchnae from
tie company, but that the Ebe1iye
refllses to bUyit.
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VEIN ADVERTISEMENTS.
RnrgEYE sALvE.

WE have inst received q fniI supply OF
w BUCK EYE 8ALVn. We Hhsii bereaf-
ter be fully prepared 70 meet tbs demand for
this justly celebrated Pie reIa edy, Whoieeale
O. W. JONES 4 Cos.
jel 81 Hatn street.
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CRcAsti

CHICAGO, June 30.-4A prize fighter
and desperate named Loonegl, long
4 terror to the people of Central City,
Erie, sad other mining Districts Of
Colorado, Wss shot at Erie, oil SatiiT-
day last. LOoney ana ek3nrade
named jim GeaHE, on the dE.y pre-
viously, brutality beat sEnd naltreated
Rev. Mr.. Van Yalbenburgll and
anotber citizen, pa siAurday .ooney
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Diss OIutiOn of Partnership.
TNHE partnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween the undersigned is dissolved nom
and after this date by limitation.
Payments made to either partner viii
recognized. JOHN 7. 8F&ATTON.
&. ". GOYER.
j. "A. MCDAVITT
Memphis, Tenn July lst, ISL.
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HEN ADVERTISE ENTs


.fTiHE OttcerE and mombta8i of s
4 Memphis 0egree Lodge sfo.8 3. =
are reqGeFed to attend q REGULAR
meeting tais f5AILRfiAYt even ssals1
ing, st o'clock. for work IN this degrees. All
brothers N good staEiilns are fraternailF IN
7itsd 70 attend. By order Of
IlEox Levy. Secretary. p 49, iTI
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Oh the 29th af IuIY. al.

within legal hours. the following described
lands 70. wit: known As lot I'D twenty one,
ley iract, Just norfh OF Ehe city. beginning ~
the northwest corner Of lot as eIghteen 0i
said subdivision. thence north with the Ran
dolph Road lle08Y nineteen fundred ard
el2nt feet 70 the south end Of Wolf river
bridge, thence eastWardiy with the heneaucer-
rs Of Wolf river TO a stake the northwest
corner oflot n9l nineteen thence south l5sgf
fifteen hundred and forty feet 70 q stake
thence west qo2D) one thouEsnd ana twenty
Ieeb 10 the beglnulngs containing fl41<f tWer-
ty four and half acres The equity Of re-
oemptiOn Is expressly waived. aud the title
. said property is believed 10 be good. hot
sell and convey only as Trustee
limo NORRIS DOfLF Trustee.
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80 $50 cOTToN FAcT0Rs
DISSOLUTION.

THE FIRH OF BLACK, ESTES & CO. IS
Z this day dissolved by mutual consent.
lir. Robert Black retiring. Mr. z. y. Estes fs
charged with the settlement OF our business
We invite attention to card Of our sucres-
sors below, Estes, Fizer q Pinsen.
ROBERT BLACK.
z. n. ESTES.
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TRu8TEE,S 81

UY VIRTUE Of a deed Of trust, executed to
- me By John q. Simpson and wife. Har-
f1ett 7. simpson, on the 9th day Of Kay.
.lst8s 10 secure the payment Of a certain In
debtednsss which Is fuiIy described ard set
ont IN SAID deed. which Is recorded IN the
Registers of1ce Of shelby county, State Of
Tennessee, in Book 0S. pages 28, q and a33
81 hll-aer On In z. l..-a.u. L---.-
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DONTINUED IN health neesssftatos my re-
- uremeut from business. having besn IN
able for the last two years to give L my at
tentiOn. return my sincere thanks for the
liberal patronage extended Us IL the pent and
recommend ny SUCCESSORS. Estes, FiEer &
PinsOn, to she favOrabis consideration OF my
friends and the public generally.
ROBERT BLACK.
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ONLY members 5f the Order IN good stsrd-
~ Ing admitted. The fees ara small Ad-
mission i9e, -, IN advance Aznual Zee, 81.
in advani,es and 81 upon re lIsafh of each
member f'Hithln thirty days affer being roti-
nedl, when his family or any person cealr.
natet y him, Wiz be entitled to the agPre-
clatlon. Al Odd Fellows IN Tenresaee. Mss.
sissippi and Arkansas. aro sdi4i0le q inefa,
1ersnlp. EEis is stricfly az 0cd yellow s ia.
8titution, to b5nsdt the fsualI - 81 Ia "a.
9ealled nenbsrs. law
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DIVIDEND N0TICE.

UNION AND PLANTERS BAEK OF MEMPHIS.
Memphis, Tenn, July I, Is7I.
~ The Directors Of this Bank have de-
clared dividend OF i've per cent. ont Of the
net earnings OF the past six months, payable
on and after July Sd. until which time the
Stock Books VIII be closed.
tHI R.P Read. Oashier.
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AT MEMPHIS
Or. FOwIer,s cOmppund Extract

Greatest Medical Discovery Of the Nine
teeHth Century.
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Estes, Fizsr & PinsOn.
Wholesale 6r0Cers
COTTON FACTORS,

Coldstand ef Brooks. Eesly ssCO.J
aye Front street,
N1empkte. pezan. lsI
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, June 30.-Flour, dull. Wheat,
No. spring active but weak, closing at
81 25C91 251<; this afternoon 1t closed firm
at 81 245<(1l 25. Corn No. mixed active,
closing at 541<c; this afternoon it Is firmer
at 53ss95S1<c. Oats, No. are more active
but 10 lower, closing at 461kc. Rye, No.
2 quiet at $50 Barley, No. 2 is nominal st
zoe. Highwines, 6s1fc. Provisions are
steady; mess pork closed st SIS, cash lard
closed at 101sc, cash; meats, unchanged,
Hogs steady at So 8594 Is. Cattle arc
more active st $3G6.
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LIVERPOOL, June SO.-Cotton Is active;
middling uplsnds, s7<@S5sd; middling
Orleans cd. Sales, 10000 bales, of which
5000 bales we're for speculation and ex-
port. Sales for the week, $500 bales; for
bales; stock, III, 900 bales; American; 49,
bales; receipts for the week, g, 900 bales /;
American, 16,0O0ibsles; stock sfioat, 49,
600 bales; American sfiost, 117,OOO bales /;
actual export, 18, ,0e0 bales.
LONDON, June 30 Consols, 921<. United
States bonds 1888, 9l1S;l do. old, 1865,
9O5S; do 1850, 90, do 1O-4Os, SO.
PARIS, June So.--Rentes, 6Sf.
FRANKFORT, June S0.-United States
coupons, 1928, 961<.
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NoRFOLK, June 3O.-Cotton strong;
low middIing 1s1f@1Ss<c. Net receipts
S6S. Exports coastwise Ss. Sales 100 bales.
Stock on hand 1474. Net receipts for the
week 1905. Exports cosstWise 1872. Sales
for the week 225 bales.
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l6c. Butter Ia unchanged. Cheese, ur-
charged. Pork, full prices asked but no
demand; meas, S16 so asked, Lsrd. 0uist
end unchanged at I0Gl05<e; bulk meats,
demand light bat holders firm, asking 8
07z@s1<c; rough sides, TIC; sales of
rough sides ct 71Sc; bacon demsnd light
but holders frm at 6sz17s998g<a aeG9ze.
Hogs, firm and demand fair az 81 25fd4 so,
Cattle dull and declined 75 per GENITAL
extra shipping grades, 81 1905. Whisky,
Arm and demGnd fair at ss1<o.
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NEW YORK, June SO.-Cotton Is in fair
demand and advanced Middling Up
landa 909<c
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-01-05

While in New Orleans, Jim Mace the
Champion flizc Fighter, told his friends that
he attributed his easy victory over Alien CT.
'ircly to the strength and yigor given him
by using Warmers Yjnum Vita, or the Wine
Of Life, He said he had taken it for some
time and had proof. Of It's eflieipac, and pre-
lcrrcd it to any Other stimoIau, and advise
all his friends, both men 9ud women to take
the Wine OF Life, Il is thehostwholesome
pure and delicioas beverage in use. If you
have not tasted y, do so and thcn take your
wives bottle OIL It. Sold everywhere.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-01-05

The REASON Wnr--The Immediate cause
OF premature fading or bleaching Of the hair
is an obstruction Of the oil vessels which
afford the eoloIiag matter, The remote eau.
ses may be general III health, troubie Of
mind etc. Hence, in order to restore its
natural color ana beauty the oil vessels mus,
be restored to their normal condition. il is
On this principle that Natare's Hair Restora
tive is compounded, and it has proved a
complete Saccess, wherever faithfully applied
1t il not a poisonous dye, consequently the
effect is gradual, and IN severe cascs two or
tarce bottles are necessary to produce the
desired result. See advertisement.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-01-05
County agricultural Sot;cty.

For three years past the matter Of
organizing a County Agricultural So
ciety las been agitated by our peo
pie, bat as yet nothing has been done
towards the consumation o; a purpose
ironght with so much of interest &c
our whole community.
In our neighboring Counties such
organizations have existed for sever.
al years past, and have proved re-
munerative, to say nothing of their
worth as powerful in the improve.
ment of crops, stock, etc. 1t has
been suggested by several of the cit.
liens Of the County, that a primary
meeting be called, to takg steps TO-
wards the permanent orasl izatien d
a Wood County hgrieu 7'rgl $50, !.
ETY. with the view Of Il g1iny the
lst annual fair the cotlif III, 4,
has been suggested that tsosa ;n,ar.
ested meet at Rablin's Hal Gfu. .
viii place the Hall at thei. a;saas.l,
on Wednesday evening be ,a,h
inst, to Sc. TIE ball in moif
We lere 10 sega good liant.
a
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-01-05
II. u. 5Iecting.

II. II. Heeting.
Cute a number Of our ciizons as
scmhlcd at Rablin's Hall d Friday
last, for the purpose Of listesiny 20 Il
few remarks from Mr.. kcte1um, one
Of the directors Of the Greco Bay II.
r., ap.d others wAo were posted On
the r. Il. question. The remarks Of
Mr. kctchun were well received, ana
we believe the gentleman = be en-.
tircly free from that insinccrity So
prevalent among r. r. men Mr.. X.
showed by facts and figures that their
company meant business and we
think the work done the pa years Is
conclusive proof that with a~rcason,
able amount Of local aid til. road viii
reach the Wisconsin River by anoth,
er year. When that aid is asked we
arc confident it will be given them.
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RI II, BALCeMB,


Having been engaged in the Land Agegcy
business a number Of years before Wool
County was formed and possessing snncriet
facilities f'r detecting trcspasserS on lands
owned By non.resGeuts | feel assured 10
giving perfect satisfaction TO all who may
see ii to employ me as agent to attend
20 she prompt payment of Taxes, to the in
vesticatiou Of Titles, to recording Deeds,
to procuring Patents on Lands, to protec-
ton of lands from trespassers in this and
adjacent Counties, and such other business
as may he called upon to perform
have constantly on hand good Farming
Lands aud Village Lots, to sell in quantities
aA't ON terms to suit purchasers.
Load Warrants bought and sold.
fartisglIr attention given To entering
Hoyernmetst and State Lands
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-01-05
Circuit court.

The Winter Term of the Portage
County Circuit Court is now a sess-
ion. Several Of our Attorneys are in
attendance. The case of the State
of Wisconsin Us. Jas. Marcie, taken
from this County to Portage, is on
the calender.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-01-05
C0{tt.

a second inreico Of severe cold has
been received by our people. All are
awaiting the receipt Of snow, q com
modify much needed to aid all man
'ner Of occupations, from logging TO
selling goods. The clouds look por-
tentous--we trust snow will fall boun-
tifully within a few days.
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patrn, Diagonal Sustaining Bnr
Affidavit Of Superiority
OVER ACE.
The First Strictly Impartial Trial
over bad.
BLIND FOLD TRIALS AGAINST
~trinNay's fhiok"rinR'a, ard Other
IfauBA,


- '"' ",'H',S'FhG' n'aE" 1aN 'hat ~
.9 '.'''' " VA ' I''t o. ti'' h"'flr@"
't.I'"'F Icy - - V 'N'E p "t'Nur@'tF 'o'~
po,.a. ,a.do Nv Q,...,,,,,, !. XXX. aae iis',,o
a., fB,gt,,jo, u .y.,., LIZ p,6,J t,j.. p,-
nm. g,a,gs. "a, q y 5E,,e,r and several
o1,er uH}tei. jpumuaura vvrt tried against
each other oy order ana under control Of
the tHlruFs Di the Institute. ~ dHpfdr which
Piano on eshaition IN competition -hnid
receive tbc lu.t Premium ~ the best
Squire Ha4g k..Dra - u nbtain "a Impair
w tf'ai, ie"f q. 81 +aia iaF"s 'fte roaf'td
t''"FF"t' ~ tts't on" ti"n2 t7h'd mt De
l,5 XXI" '' XXX '"'lt,F s"s
Jact ono ~ Gid Pianos as lie tef which nm
On ua.a,gtiga l.sb A.als pro,ed 70 br the.
f,,.f g.e..,,,, " ,,,, al atget. ~. bc,,o Ms
h9 .g,aa,e p,ase A,a,e,, 4, i4rn,"
YHs, tr.oi ,-,t aHee 81 .sLagiag a lgsss II
ago h'i 'yre.'.ti III" hr9'~' y Hoaor apt
5oosleoa aoa thu laa.su. NJ ..il I, talycr
.Ph,y.,up votlrya,rrp pc - u,.,.
u.it ni.oa.,r MA n,i,l,,.a,. r a'
Nen York aad Bro"kIyn Copseryuories Of
"''t
lllAhiEa fRNpEls me- eminent ana "a,
ilishoc.. t1y Due Ga.tayr u NIX Wriniar,
h'7en'tH.
FRE lEhl'k Il BRbNDlES Professor Of
G,~ic. a. 'i n. = - "'S''' ''"0''
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-01-05
The TOIiOaciHJ

f''N 7 VNtVt' tI'J
Resolution was adopted by the
Congregational Society, IN Saturday
last, and ordered published:
RssseI That We, the First Cong cga,ion-
az Society Of the CITY of Grand Rapids do
extend to r. c. Worhmgton, Esq, our
thanks for lis timely and very acceptable.
donation Of an Insurance POLICY on our
Church property, to the amount Of Fifteen
lIundred Dollars and that a copy Of this res
olution he published in the " 900 County
Reporter.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-01-05
Good Fi0Hr.

Good Tt0Hr.
Geo. Weller, Esq, of the Ce0tralia
Mills, has recently put in a newly
patented wheat cleaning apparatus,
which enables him to manufacture
the finest and best brand of -four in
this part of the State.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-01-05
GRAND RAPIDS POST OFFICE.

The Post Office will be open (Sundays eS'
cepted, } from a. NJ. to II NJ, and from r.
NJ, to P. NJ, and from 6 P. NJ, TO 2 P, N.
Sundays, from to s A. NJ, and from d P
N, till the closing of the eastern mail
G. +. WiTTER, I. NJ.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-01-05
County Orders

Are being taken at par by our
merchants. This is the first time
they have been so received since the
organization of the County.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-01-05
City Council Pr0ceedings.
CRY OF GRAND RAPIDS,
Tuesday Sent. 6, 1870.


Council met.
Present, Mayor Powers, and all
the Aldermen except Neeves and
HOMER.
Minutes Of previous meeting read
and approved
Bill of account presented, and on
motion allowed by a full affirmative
vote as follows, to wit.
Robert Parrish, services as Assessor frat
Ward, s5i 90
Henry Sampson, seryiccsas assessor
Second Ward, $500
Daniel Frilzinger, services as Assess
OF Third Ward, $4,000
c. o. Baker, services as CLERK Board
of Equalization, Sl200
7. W. Stevenson, for pans and speei,
cations Of The Rohb bridse, $l2eo
Bel of John Rablm for material
and labor furnished in the cousuuc-
ton of the Robb bridge, reported
back by Ala. Stevenson as correct.
Bill Of account of Joseph Wood for
the construction of sidewalk, in the
second Ward, presented aud referred
to AID. Norton, with instructions to
ro,ort in rn,,r5 ,o tho Same
''po' 'u 5'"' - '''' sum
AID. Norton reports, that rs Street
Commissioner Of the Second Ward.
he has examined the sad sidewalk
huilt bv Josnph Wood and that thn
same is constructed IN accordance
with the reouirements of of the con
:, .,...
'!acN' anu "a 'po o'"'hA'Ve III re1a'
ton thereto.
On motion il was
Or&ered That the said sidewalk BIZ accent.
ca, ana 'nat ; me account OF J2Srph wood
lows, to VIII;
!" loo on,5 % parsonage lot 'zo It, a's3 %
In front of ii. Gopo's lot. 60 feet nj
81 per rod, 2lo92
In front OF school House lot, TOO feet,
at 81 per rod, &lE 90
In front OF lot joining School House lot
:, On s Mo' IN d. lygt, at - per fod, Sio'2
at s. PER rod, $500
Ia iroa' Of Mary Bendoiin's lot, 81 feet
Ia front Of Block 10 loIl suryevl' lss
feet at IS per rod $276s
Io'o' Sl3 leet' SI'd,o'
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-01-05
.EMry Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the names Of
~ persons to serve a. Grand aud Petit
Juror. al the February term OF the Circuit
Court Of Wood county. will be drawn at the
Clerks office, in tho( - Grand Rapids,
or Saturday, the lt,h ~ Of january A. d.
lt70. g, = WARREN, Clerk
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-01-05
By J. D. WITTER.
EVERGREEN SALOON,
By FRANK RUSSELL,
Grand Ral.i.ls, WISCONSIN

Having rebuilt this well known saloon
am prepared to furnish my patrons with the
choicest cigars and beverages. Oysters IN
their season.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-01-05
Ca molten il was

Orbya That Geo Nceves be empower
Cd Go III. op lhe slough aud street north oi
"9u'ason., Slor', With slab, leaving a
proper r"-Nge way i3r the w1.er TIM
s,'''. w ~, ".., way
y va '''' y. ' -, ~ ", o. W,
,''i' 80 .''u ,y .'i- W ~ wv,
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-01-05

No meeting Of Council Sept, 18th,
20lh and 21lh.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-01-05
An UnrlyalIcd Literary Paper
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NEW Y0RA WEEKLY

Each issue contains from Eigh. to Ten
Short stofica ANA Sketches aa3 ieif doh.
en- Porma. IL addition 10 tAe six Serial
stories and the Naliei Departments.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-01-05

sTY~ Single copies of the REPORTER may
be had at this Office, at FIVE cents each.
Office first door west of NJ j. Compton $
tore.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-01-05

Ordsya, That the said second or laat prop
os,tion OF E., Ingraham be accepted and
stat he be authorized and empowered 10
publish the proceeding OF this Council and
all sach other matter pertaining 10 said
proceedings as may b. law be required 70 he
Published for the carreut year, commencing
April llth, 1870, aud thar the sum Of SIS be
apr apriated for said putp0re
fu.l affirmative we.
Council adjourned until Tuesday,
Oct. llih, 1870.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-01-05

Ordrc3, That the expense of constructing
the same b. chareed to the lots in front OF
which sad sidewalk is constructed, aud that
The several amaunts,(as abovc> thus charged,
be assessed against said lots aud collected
the samr a. the general cjty tax for the year
1874.