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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-12-23
NOTICE

TNHE POSITION OF PU o r TO
Il the QUEENS HOSPITAL being vacant, the Executive
Committee will receive applications E r thar place and request
parties applying to state what experience they have had, if
any, in hospitals and dispensaries, also their knowledge OF the
Hawaiian language and their other qualifications.
Applications received up to the 18th OF January next will
have due consideration. Per order
d9 ct +. A. SCHAEFER, Secretary.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

VNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
Il appointed Administrator of the Estate OF j. LANG
HERNE DESHA, deceased, hereby requests all persons
owing said estate 20 make immediate payment, and all persons
having claims against said estate must present them. with tbe
necessary vouchers within six months from this dale OF they
will he forever barred.
W. C. PARKE, Administrator.
Honolulu, Dec. 18th, 1871. die 4t
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SATURDAY, %.
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

@- The regular monthly meeting of the Ha-
waiian Mission Children Society WILDE held this
evening at Mr.. J. G.. Dickson's at u O'Clock.
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ASSIGNEES NOTICE.

woo KAU CO., HAVING MADE AN
assignment to the undersigned Of all their property
ir the benefit OF their creditors. All persons having claims
against the said firm OF WOO KAU & Co. are hereby requested
to present them to the undersigned, and all those indebted
TO the same are requested to make payment to
I'm II, HACKF ED a. co. Assignees.
Honolulu, Dec. 9Th, 1871.
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NOTICE

A PROPORTIONAL CHARGE OF THE
N necessary expense incurred for advertising Auction Sales
will, as heretofore. be charged to all consignors of Merchandise
to be sold at Auction, received before or after such advertise
ments are issued. C.s. BARroW, Auctopeers.
E25 L. P. ADAMS, ~
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A CARD,

A CARD.
Honolulu, Nov. Is, 1871.
HHzzZ 1T is WITH E THAT WE
bear testimony to the superiority of MR. NACAU-
LElS PIAN0FORTE TUNING as an Artist in this line we
have never had him surpassed in our experience In either
Europe or America. We are therefore greatly indebted for the
zeal and spirit with which he has persevered In regulating and
tuning our pianos during our stay in HonOlulu, and we there
fore commend him to the public as possessing a superiority
over all others of similar pretensions.
(Signedl A. BIsCACCIANTI,
Manager of M'dRe States Opera Co.
CAR. p. GLORIA,
ms Il. Musical Director.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-12-23

A CARD.-HAVING DECIDED ON RE.
IA naming here permanently, the undersigned offers his
services to the citizens of Honolulu as a Teacher of Music, in
Guiding Thorough Bass also, of German, French and Spanish.
Engagements to play for concerts, parties, &c, made on reas-
enable terms also, Pianos tuned aud repaired.
Any order left at Thos. G. Thrum's Bookstore will be
promptly attended to. Professor w. MULLER,
Ola Late Of San Francisco. Cal.
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WANTED.

"A FlRST.CLASS SUGAR BOILER ; N
IA who understands boiling ia open steam pans. Apply
either in person or by letter, with references as to ability and
Character, to INA t) C. BREWER l. co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-12-23

ST. AIBAN's CoLLEGE--On Tuesday evening next
there will be a reunion Of parents and scholars
and others interested, at the College. Kaalaa, when
there will be a distribution of prizes. and speeches
and recitations by the scholars.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-12-23

CHRISTMAS EvE.--AtS st. Andrews Cathedral. the
Carols will be sung, after the usual evening ser
vice. At the Roman Catholic Church. there will be
as usual, midnight services and Examinations.
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81 We would like to inquire of our neighbor the
Gazette whether when the .ftaIanta, +" missed her
helm - coming into port this week. she found it in
the Captains cabin, or under the t'gallant fo'cas'ler
or whether the carpenter had forgotten to put it on
board before leaving New Castlef The probabilities
are that with the Gazette itemizer on board, she was
so "down by the head % that she couldn't get by
the bar, without stopping awhile.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-12-23

A RARE ATrRACTIoN.-Mr. Geo. Pauncefort. will
present readings from Dickens tonight at the The
atre-Christmas Carol and Boots at the Holly Tree
Inn. We anticipate a full house.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-12-23

THE TANYAH-WHAT Is n!!This is the heading
of an item in the Country Gentleman, q standard
agricultural paper of New York state. The IN
quiry comes from Georgia, where the plant is said
to be much esteemed as q vegetable. The descrip-
ton given leaves no doubt but that the 'tanyah us
the common taro of the Pacifc. the dr1sn esca1en-
ttEg. which was introduced into the Southern United
States by Wilkes Exploring Expedition. The
florists in South Carolina advertise it as an orna-
mental plant under the name of CdLddium escuLeB-
tu,n. at soc. a root. The Georgia man, more prac-
teal. SAYS it is excellent to eat either boiled or
baked. "H baked, she says" it may be either
baked with the skin on, or first boiled. then peeled
and mashed, then seasoned with butter, salt, and
a title pepper, put in a dish and baked" Nobody
in America seems to have thought Of making poi Of
the :" ~tanyah."
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THE DARIEN CANAL.-Commander Selfridge has
made his report to the United States Government,
showing that q good ship canal can be constructed
across the Isthmus of Darien at a cost of 1925, 000,-
600. There will be one tunnel on the entire route,
which would be 40 feet in height to permit the pas
sage of ships, 20 feet wide, and five miles long.-Ha-
lcaiiGn Gazette.
So much for the reliable.
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THE EDITOR OF the Hawaiian wishes us to call
attention to the change in the date of the issue of
the monthly, from the LIST, to the 18th OF each
month. The change is made il order to furnish its
readers with new matter. concerning the month in
which the number is issued.
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TO LET

TO LET!
- THE HOUSE AND PREMISES ON
f.4 U STREET adjoining the residence % Mr.. @. II.
t4A. Levers, and at present occupied by j. w. Widdi6eld.
(n18 tn Enquire Of HUGO S~TANGENWALD NJ. d.
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QUEENS HOsPITAL--We beg to call attention to
the annual meeting of the Board of Trustees of the
Queens Hospital, which will be held at the Court
House on Thursday the 28th inst, at IL O'Clock.
Coo lyarfsconoan mt
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.-The next regular conven-
ton of Oahu Lodge No. 1, K. p, will take place at
the Lodge Room on Thursday evening, Dec. 2sth.
Business of Importance.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-12-23

POLICE CoURT.-On Thursday and Friday. a good
portion of the time of the Court was occupied in
hearing a civil suit, in which John McKeague is
plaintiff, and ]. r. Helen defendant, for the sum of
$3.50, received by defendant as part payment on a
policy of insurance for $4,000, in the New York
Mutual. of which Mr.. Helen is the special agent.
The plaintiff AYERS that he misunderstood the bargain,
as made with the agent, and wishes to annul it and
get back the amount already paid by him. This the
agent declines to do. but claims that plaintiff is in
debted in an amount of balance of premium. Deci-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-12-14
Grand Rapids

Last week we took the npo rlunity
to visit the city Of Grand Rapids,
Wood County, where We have some
relations residing. Arriving at the
Rapids on Thursday evening. we
were invited Ia parlake in an opening
social got up by Mcssrs. Freeman Il
Ward, Of the RabIin House, which
Was recently opened to the public -
10 say we enjoyed ourselves would
be snperilnoas, AS We always 90 in for
a good time on such occa Si,ns. The
supper, got up by the obli.ing land
lady, Mrs. Freeman, conld not be
surpasscdi and nearly 800 persons did
ample justice to the tempting viands
placed before them. As a whole, the
social was q complete success, and
everyone left for their respective
homes satisfied that they had enjoyed
themselves hugely.
The Rahin House is one of the
iargeS: and most coInmodious hotels
M northern Wisconsin, and is an orn-
anent to Grand Rapids. Messrs.
Freeman & Ward are well known to
onr citizens, and 1t is but Just to say
that they make model landlords. In
all our travels we never have eucoun
tered a better kept hotel than the
Kahlin liorst, ani We hereby return
oar sncere thinks for tie kind and
hospilble manner in which we wee
treated during our stay.
Grand Rapids has improved with
giant strides during the past Two
years, or since it Obtained a city char
ter. Business houses, manufacturers
and residences have been PINT mp in
every quarter, until one would scarce.
y recognize it as the same place. -
With Its many NATURAL advantages,
mcIndlng water power which cab.
mol be cXcelled anywhere, superior
manufacturing facilities, and its con
templated railroad connections, the
future prospects Of tins prosperous
lutte city are indeed bright.
We should b" happy 10 ennmerat"
the several manufactures aud business
houses OF the place, but time and
space will pot permit, 40 we will con.
toni our>elt with the hope at sume
future time we will be enabled to pay
it another visit, with note book pre-,
pared to receive jotiing of all that is
worthy Of notice. Ne 10 L on d 0 n
Times
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-12-14
X. NJ. w.

We are particularly pleased to
learn that Sam. ) FiticId is again a
candidate for Sergeant at Arms OF
the Assembly.
Oar personal acquaintance with
Mr.. Fiiela IL dt'that character that
we feel justified in sustaining him as
the best man for the position that has
yet appeared in the lists.
We rope the Hon. Member 6f'port.
age equity will assist materially i'm
the selection If 50 worthy an officer
as Sam. S. Fifeld han already proved
himself pint iSterens Point.
Northrop is wei posted on Assem-
bly, matters. Does Northrop know
that these little matters are fixed up
n party cancuses, and will the Hon.
Member from Portage County,
ID mocrat-- he likely 10 t,et Tito a Re
tb lean cancnS? CHESS not North
rop, get Cobb's old Elementary :"
and learn your letters.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-12-14
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TIE n. X. Prop0sia0n.

The result of the Iabors Of tht
Committee appointed - confer witt
the representatives. Of the G. b. x l.
+. X. Il, Co., cannot be oiherwi~r
than satisfactory to the people nf thc
County. The Committee has done
it's work faithfully aud well. After
comforting with M"ssrs Kelly, K"trh
mn aud Norris, daring y period Of
1rearly twenty four hours, the Com
mittcc report a proposition which puts
the amount Of aid ny $4,000, VIZ
$4,000 whcE the re&d shall have
been completed to Grand Rapids, IN
Heu oi 800 900 a. stated in the prop
o~ilion Of last Frbrtarn $50 600
" ben The road shah have been burlI
cd to Cenualia ard 100000 when
carried to, ard crossing the yellow
river Another change in the roudi
.tion1 Of the proposition i, tn" bonds
are 10 he Deposited ia Milwaukee III
lien al Nes York,
Thu COMMITTEE has accomplished
a goo d thing, aud the proposition will
now 90 before the County with n
question AZ to the result. An encou
aging and satisfactory feature Of thu
arrangement il that the Company ave
At once 10 make contracts for ties.
timber for bird yes, etc, etc. 1t j.
now almost positively certain that III
& B. e l.. p. ears will be runniu,
INTO Grand Rapids by the middle of
judy ut tarthrst.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-12-14

The young cub of the great
Russian Bear is having a glorious
ime in and abon Gotham. All the
jay and foolish girl. Of the great cities
are expecting hing from his cuhship
and a. he goes about unmnzzl' Il,
probably they wont be disappointed
We wish the Prince n good time, but
we're asifJd glad we ar'nt a Prince
go way! Royal blood, give us tb,
good old PutEsn current instead
forever.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-12-14

THE New YORK SUN.-This cratic
sheet puts up now at lis mast head
The name OF Lyman Tfhnbull for
President. What name the Sun will
have mex, week is unknown even TO
Dana Dana has a superior faculty
Of making himself appear to be a
first class idiot and til p'ople will
begin TO believe by.a day that it
isn't all make believe either, The
San can't damage Grants chances by
this course of conduct.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-12-14

Commencing 1850 feet south Of the pc cor
ner Of the Sc NV of See II, Town - Range
b, theIice vest at right angles on said quar-
ter line go feet to starting point, west l2J
feet, south 200 feet, east l20 feet to place Of
departure.
Commencing at point 700 feet south and
$50 fer, west Of the &c co ncr of Sc NV in
sec IT, Town %, Range +. RAINING west
/ 20 feet, south loo fect east l2o feet, north
100 feet to starting point, IN all lots.
Lot No. 5, Block s, Woods Addition to
the village of Graud Rapids, VIA.
One acre Of hud directly south Of the
corner of tho road leading TO Tenants, from
the corner known ss the Four Mile Creek
corner, Joining the lot Owned by a'rY Coon,
being pece sold by Ira Mcfarland, i'll ne
Sc &c 70, Town -, Range 6.
Defendants
TheiStatc of Wisconsin to the defendants
above named :--Yon are hereby sunsR@nri
and required to answer I'll" complaint III SIMS
action, which is filed III the office OF HE
Clerk Of the Circuit Court of Wood Connty-
and to serve copy Of your answer 10 u"
said conippnt, on the subscriber, at hls
office il the city of Grand Rapids, Wool
county. Wis, within twenty days from the
dae or service Of this summons upon you
rxeln5iee Of tie day of such servlc" ana
II you fai TO answer the compliant afntr, II
within the time aforesaid, the ptn'lT wi
apply TO the poprl for she reljci bernardo
IN the complaint, You viii also t,ke notice
that this action l. brought b, th' above
named piaiu'if ni'm Tax Ped ISSUED
sept. srh, 1871, ~ "6na GfnhrY tt "d&h
2. Powers. Cerk or he Board g super
visofs of saia Go,ip,g tor the pu pos bar
ing the defendants in taiJ ae,i III aud eli
of them and AL Other persons claiming a.'-
der them subsequent t5 Inc conir9encrW'nt
Of this action. from all right little and in
crest or claim in aud 70 tie itti above
described, said lands having brett coF
as aforesaid for the taxes assessed t"r"e3"
fo the year sG7 sna that no p"fS".
demand Is made against you or eitHe-
yon
Grand Rapids, November 29d 1877
j D. " ITTER
Paintitf and ATTORNEY.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-12-14

had moved, she who wore them had
given her seat 10 The lame woman
and her tired children, and she her
self was saying some gentle and
pleasant thing TO the negro hoy.
- There," sall my friend agnin in a
very strong whisper, "she i' the
Mcly" and | echoed, lady, one who
is gentle aud refine in her man
ncrs." "She that hath ears to hear,
let her hear"
X. NJ. w.
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Affidavit Of Superiority
OVER ALL.
The First Strictly Impartial Trial
ever had.
BLIND FOLD TRIALS AGAINST
steinway's Chickering's, and other
PtanaS

VIZ, the undersigned make Oath that at
the time of the last Fair of the american
Institute held in New York, immediately fol-
loving the French Exposition III Paris. fmo
|! Pianos. made iby .SteiBwdg d. Sous. one PAM
by Chckeri7pi q Sons. one Patent orion Pr
ano, made bv g G Manner, and several
6hsr maker'sfinstruments were tried against
each other, by order aud under control "i
the Officers oi'the Institute, to decide which
Piano on exhibition IN competition should
receive the First Premium as the best
Square Piano i'sonn :" To obtain an impair
tai Trial, tloee I'll of said Raaos mere eosered
nth papess. so that one Piano could not BE-
aistingiis'tga f'6hi rnOtdsr, during the ab-
ss,ce OF the Judges,) aud fs'ee did they Sc
lect one of said Pianos as the hest, which up
on uncovering, both times, proved to be the:
sad Patent .dkiON Piano, awarding it !" Tie
First Prem, nm " arr all ottfrs for being tie
best Square Piaho iftorH to them
This TRIAL uas after fr'cfering d SoaS Pr
ano had received the legion of Honor and
Medal and Stejn~ay d Sons the Med" from
Nopoleon /. and NE Judges of said trial vcfc
EDW ARD MOlLENHAuER, Prof of Music
Musical Director and Originator of the
New York and Brooklyn Conseryatories OF
Music
CHARLES FKADEL, the eminent and ia
vo'ite Composer, and Pianist to his Royal
Hshness the Due GuStaye OF Sax Welmar,
Eisenach
FIRE. Derrick R. BRANDIES, Professor OF
Music; Teacher of the higher school OF
Music, &c, &c.
A. b. BESEMANS, Organist at Cathedral,
il rsey City Pianist, &c.
Jrmrs NrcHARDr, RopERr RIEGER,
HLxnY MILLER, CrArlxs SoEi,wEDEL.
AuGUsr GRrExEBERG, RoBERr MoENNEG,
G. c. MANNER. tk,per.tor and Pateptee Of
The Arion Piano Forte
Sworn before me this 22d day Of JAY 1889
G ii TAYLOR,
Commissioner Of Deeds
Tho ARrox Piano is the cheapest, most do'-
able. least comJJic1ied, requires less Timing
aud does mt get out Of order, us
The STANDARD Piano.
Write for aiiduvits. Pamphlet and Circu-
lar, and state In what Paper you wasw thi
ndyei tsrment,
gE AGENTS TAINTED 81
in every City and Town where we have no
already appointed them.
CDVEIL & CO.
Warcrooms aud 0fiice No. 35t BROADWAY
Manusac'y, Is1 81 $50 Bowery, New YORK
ORVIS e. GAMES,
General State Agents,
ssn.rrtoyn, wis,
II =, PIliLLEO & CO, Local Ae'ts
Gland Rapids, Wis.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-12-14

is the case with The Por,agc City
road or rather III te when they shall
call TOR the deposit Of the bonds
Mt 80 howe, er with the g. b. Il l..
7 ,ond The sl'i Il vas moi breach
ed. not him thrown out, or sug
-estiun made. The sweet morse
waa otf.rrd nv the Company and 'h'
mr,tinr was rraiy and anxious T.
swallow the paIaiable lnxHary. w
tell the 6 y d L. p road plain,
through Mr.. K.tchtm and Mr.. K He
that il IL arrogaiing 10 itself to
much Of piwer and authority, aud
that '.ne proposition which they pro
pose TO submit as repres. n atly"s n
the Company (,hough We shall ro''
for it, will be beaten so badly thai
the result in the future cannot be 9th
erwisr than disastrous. alike to tn
Company in ever again submitting I
our people any proposition al y w.
County in ever again cttctt" ng any
sort of n proposition, looking I" th'
donating Of I'D to any railroad c"'.
poration claiming. or ike to claim a.
,,up l. MI.
We hook for decided alteration III
.hr conditions f the contract a. the
result of the conference The com
tnlt,re will ar, for the best ltercst,
OF iltt GnIntY.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-12-14

There is one joke oar Democrat.
&c friends have Uever thenght 10 per-
pp.iate in al their Icing about, and
maligning of Grant, --even'the N. I
Sun is exempt. 1t is this: We are
reliably informed that Sen. G rant if
reelected proposes to hare'his Cabinet
officers sworn in after this manner:
Know an men By these pre- se'ats dc.
We have put the little joke in our
own wording for the accommodation Of
our Democratic friends, who will
probably be 80 busy from this tins
out. studying how to avoid the truth
as to accept the above az a favor on
our part.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-12-14
Sheb0yg0n .E Fond dn Lac Rat
f0ad Extension

On Monday evening corps OF
engineers, in the employ of the She
boy gan ard fond du Lac Railroad
Company, cane to this village for
the purpose OF king survey from
this place to Big Prairie. a distance
1T about ten mites. Ii is generally
understood thai the country between
Wautulna village and the Prairie is
the most difficult portion Of the route
to Grade, hence some considerable
time must be spent III locating the
iue.
1t is a fixed fact that, if sufficient
AID be raised, the Company will cx.
end the road from Princeton to
Grand Rapids, anil from Princeton TO
portagr City, during next summer ;
| bus securing a southern rs well as an
eastern outlet. From Grand Rapids
the road will be pushed on to the
West Wisconsin Central, which is
now completed to Hudson, on Lake
st. Croix. The completion of Il
miles more Of road will put the West
Wisconsin Central Railroad Cotnpan,
ia communication with st. Paul and
the Northern Pacific Railroad.
Anvune eau see AT a glance ho"
desirable will be the location Of tn
Ipropc on this ronte after the road
shall be Quilt. They would be on 8
great rhoroughofnre from the North
rrn Pacific Railrod to the Lakes OF
the east, and to the Mississippi Vale,
aud the Union and Central Pacific on
The .outh We expect TO see thu
road completed 10 Grand Rapid.
next summer, and we kHoc that ON
EvNprctationS wil be realized if the
Ip"ople on the route only com" down
with the required aid. - lVanshard
f0anty -iryus.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-12-14
First publication Nov. AL
Sum, mons.

Stafe Of Wisconsin, CVcui Cor. of U.5,
Comfy.
j. D, Witter- Plaintiff, pglmst Orlando C,a.
by, g. r. cbwaD, and the unknowp NV
hers of the following described Zeal ,stat.
situate, lying aud being il the County IL
Wood and State Of Wisconsin, to vii;
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-12-14

Z Whe2 the time expires for which the
RHroRrrs.A,ss been paid an vii be mark
ed opposite the Subscribers name, and ma
be regarded as an invl,otion TO renew.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-12-14
OUR AGENTS.

Geo T. Rovell 4 Co. 40 Park Row, New
York, and : W. Pettngill d Co 81 Park
Row, New York, are our sole ngents in that
oilv, and are authorized to contract for ad
vcrrisng at our lowest rates
Cook, Coburn 4 Co, Chicago, III.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-12-14

The track II the G. Il. g. L. p.
Il. r is lail within miles of New
London. The track will be laid To
New Londor by the Goth.
Rev. Rober, Collyer has present
ed ,othe Boston Young Mems Christ.
ian Union his original anvil, aud it is
now en- the way from Chicago.