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New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
WHITE STAR LINE.

NEW.YoRK CORK. AND LIVERPOOL.
NEW AND FULIrPOWERED STEAMSHIPS
TIIE LARGEST IN THB ORLD.
OCEANIC. BALTIC - ADRATlC,
REPUBLIC, CELTIC. MAJESTIC ATLANTIC,
600 tlDs burlen-9.0OO b. D. each. -
Sailing NewYork sA1URDAYB from Liverpool on Thu Rs
DAYS and Cork Hsrbor the day tolloSlns.
BALTIC. SATURDAY. Jane 3 atT:oO 4.
ATLANTIC. SATURDAY June l5 at 100 p.
OCEANIC. SATURDAY June a. at 40 p. m.
REPUBLIC, SATURDAY, June 29 AZ 1897 D. N.
From the White stsi Dock PAvorh Ferry Jersey CITY
Passenger molstobs t9I s oass earESed combining
SAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT 49,.
Saloons satrOOm anOkng and bathrooms IN mdsp sec
ton Surgeons a'd ssBrlsises accompany
these steamers
Ing Old County obtain steersgs
prepaid certificates, s33, currency
booked from all parts OF America Pans Hamburg
Norway, Sweden, India, Australia. China, ke
Excursion tickets granted at lowest rates
Drafts from Al upward
For inspection plans and other iniOrmaon app ~ me opJf
Offices No. ~ Broadway New.lork j. H. sfAhhs Agent
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
NEW-YORK AM. .NEW-HAVEN RAIL
Wv ROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY y, 1871.

PU,eugsr Station IN Nev-York corner Of
Fourth-ave. Entrsnce Twenty seyentIsL
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
TTHE ELEMENTS OF AGRICULTURE.

Book for Young Farmers by Geo WRrng f, formerly Agricu
KlgEee Central Psfk NsWiOt Gahor Of Draining
Pfott and Health second edition carefully revised
THB PLANT THE SOIL, MANURks. MECHANICAL CULTI
VATION. ANALYSIS
Oregong M discussed 10 plain and pie
hat an fsnn- Ts b0g nay understand
Tie hoos written by fucsu practical JoTIaer and nl Of
asonsauon goa.i advice. aud soHsd doctrine.
Adire.s THE TRIBUNE
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06

State bonds were dun and unchanged, except in the
Of Tennessees aud Virginia Consos which declined
to 70 and "a respectively. The following the bids
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
The davis tlan.aetIons at Ihe U s sub treasury
Foreign exchange was weak at concessions OF to 3le
of per cent from nominal rates. which were as follows

The specie shipments today were A,4T,39l, and the
engagements for tomorrow $4,000.
Extra mails lUr EaI0pc Tomorrow ahnTSdayl, per
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
sodb au Bool se Newsaeaers Price 30 Cents for
pon.i postpaid Adires. THE TRIBUNE " Y

Dollar. postpaid Adliess M lltlblhh =. 1.
DEAR CULTURE FOR PR0FIT.-An illus
isie ~ok 90 eaaon by GUM Practical horteglsursi
grover Pears msrke The Subjects
simply thoroughly treated under the following heads Varieties AZ
pec Prepsraton the Soil Distance Apart Selecting Trees Dwar
and Standards Time Of Planting Planting Digging Trees from the
EaTseTyow Packing Yse Plat Pruning 0Tchsrd Record
This MOrk w - complete Practical Manual for the Pear
Gowe wleher fer pleasure profit vol, handsomely bound IN
soh Pnce 81 Sent ire by mail receipt of price Address
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06

p uu.,1s,. D,seriptiop Of City and he Surrounding
pants Of Interest embracing Fsrnonnt PsTt Win near oue
80 Rnsavnes Beaudfuy printed toned paper S'o' rape
% cents
we know Of 70 @ and 90 see9e an seeoen, .
a. SVrtees offered by both residence ang a. e
fmtaae6ug Industry. Illustrations arc epgafeS ID e hEs
sys u art "- lfbisGepida Ledger
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-30

The following contrivance for oh.
tanning light instantaneousiy without
the use of matches and the conse-
quent danger of setting things on fire,
is used by the watchmen of Paris in
ell magazines where explosive or in
flammablc materials are stored. Take
an oblong phial of the whitest and
clearest glass, put in it q piece Of
PHOSPHORUS abont the size of pea,
upon which pour some olive oil, heat.
ed to the boiling point, filling the
phial about one.third full and then
seal the phial hermetically. To use
it, remove the cork and allow the air
to enter the phial, and then cork it.
The whole empty space in the bottle
will then become luminous, and the
light obtained will be equal to that of
a lamp. As soon rs the light grows
weak its power can be increased by
opening the phial and allowing fresh
supply of air to enter.~~> In winter it
is sometimes necessary to heat the
phial between the hands to increase
the flnidity of the OIL Thus prepar.
ed the phial may be used for six
months.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-30


The DONE oE THE CArrroI..
dome of the Capitol at Washington
is the most ambitious structure in
America. It is 108 feet higher than
the Washington monument at Ralti-
more, 6S feet higher than the Trinity
Church tower at New. York. It is
the only considerable dome of iron,
weighing S,000.000 pounds. equal to
1 900 laden coal cars, which holding
four tons each. would reach two miles
and half. Directly over your head
is a figure in bronze, America,
weighing IA. .9S2 pounds. The press
ure of the iron dome upon its piers
and pillars is 13,477 pounds to the
square foot. and st. Genevieve, at
Paris. $4,000 pounds more. 1t
would require to crush the supports
of our dome, pressure of 755 ,l6S
pounds to the square foot. The cost
was about 81. 100, 900. The new
wings cost $500, 900. The archi-
tect, Thomas U. Walter, Esq. has O
plan for rebuilding the old central
part of the capitol, and enlargins
the park. to cost about 50, 200, 900.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-30
VERTISEM ENTS
CITATION.

In the County Court OF the County
of Linn, State Of Oregon, ia pro
bate, m the 41mg,sst term thereof
August !, 1872.
In the matter OF the estate of Jacob Nys, in.
sane.
Application to sell real estate.
This day comes to be heard the petition o
F. NJ Powell. guardian Of the person and es-
tate of said Jacob Nye, who |. incapable v
coninctins his own business affairs. daily veri'
fed and Eled ia this court. praying for the sac
/ of the real estate of said ward tor the Supporl
Of said war'l and his family. Ii is hereby or
dered that the next af kin Of the said ward, and
all persons interested in said esfate, be and np-
pear before this Court at the Court House in the
City Of Albany in the County of Linn. State oi
, Oregon, on Tuesday, the Sd day OF Sept. 1879
at one o'clock in the afternoon Of that day. T.
shnw cause why license should not be granted
for the sale Of such estate, and copy hereof be
published for three consecutive weeks in the
Estate Rights Democrat" newspaper, published
in Linn county, Oregon.
State OF Oregon, County Of Linn. IS.
/. j. ii. Hackleman. County Clerk and ex-of.
| fci" Clerk OF the County Court of said County Vi
Linn. d" hereby certify that the :oresoin; hs.
been by me carefully compared With and is a
true copy OF the original order of Court in the
therein entitled cause, the same is and ap-
pears of record in my Office.
In testimony whereof have
- herennto ses my hand and az
fixed the seal "f said Court
which is my ofheiai seal. thi,
- Sth day Of August A. u. 1872
]. II. HACKLENAN. County Clerk.
GEO. X. HELM, Atfy for Guardian- n52w3
10 TO Turreif's FOR HARDWARE
IA
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-30

TO TO Turreii's FOR HARDWARE.
VI Lamps. Lamp Glasses, etc. lie has the
goods to suit you.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-30
eccived aud in store largo quantity Of
ISLAND SALT,

which will sell cheaper than ever before oifcr'
cd In this market.
v7nsG,r. A. c. LAYTON.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-07-11
Correspondence.
FAIRFIELD, Iowa, june q, 1872

FAIRFIELD, Iowa, jane "a, 1872
My DEAR PatLLro My last let.
ter left me y. Lacrosse. ! there fell
in with a famous Sunday School man,
named Jones, whom | had met twice
before, He keeps quite an extensive
hardware house. lie il a'So a man
OF work in the town, whose opinions
are regarded as worth considering
They make him chairman of Il. r.
Committees. etc. He treated me
as olny christian gentleman can,
and N the course uf our conversation
he showed considerable knowledge
of Grand Rapids and the railroads
that are to connect it with the rest OF
tho world. lie thinks the Rapids is TO
be an important centre. lie says the
Green Bay road is bound To be sue
cess. He says he has it from good
authority, that the NJ e St. p COM
pany will get hold of it and control
it. He is also posted in the other
road, from Tomah. lie thinks there
is work for both roads, visited the
Foundry and Machine shop at /. I be
lieve or own has better machinery aud
does az good work, though not 80 eN.
tensive. There Is ut least one mill
there bow pvcr, that challenges com
parison with any thing Of the kind
anywhere. While was IN the mIIh
as near as / could tell by my watch,
they worked up log IN about two
minutes. The saws are all rotary,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-07-11
Treasury Department office of
of the Currency.
WAsHISoroS JUsE lSrH 1872.

WAsHISuroS JUsE lSrH 1872
whereas by satisfactory evidence present.
ed to the Undersigned it has been made to
sppear that TIE FIRsr NATIONAL BANK or
GRAsp RAPIDS in the CRY of GRAND RAPIDS
in the County Of WOOD, and State of WIS
COUSIN has been duly organized under and
according TO the requirements Of the Act Of
Congress entitled Al Act to provide A Ma
tiona Currency secured BY pledge Of Unit
ted States bonds and to provide for the tirt
cnlation and redemption thereof approved
June SD 1854, ard has compiled Win all
the provisions of said Act required 10 be
complied with before commencing the busi-
ness OF Banking under said Act.
Now therefore !, JoHs JAY KNOX, Comp
troler Of the Currency, do hereby certify
that The FIRsr NATIONAL BANK or GRAND
RAPIDS in the CITY Of GRAND RAPIDS, in
the County Of Woon, aud state Of WISCONSIN,.
IL author ized TO commence he business OF
Banking under the AZ; aforesaid
In testimony whereof witness ny hand
and Sea! Of olRae this 18TH DAY Of JUNE 1872.
JOHN JAY KNOX,
COMPTROLLER CURRENCY.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-07-11

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GAINESVILLE, WIS. JUNE p, 1872.
D. y. Emery ESQ,
Wy Dear Slf~-l am informed that the
people OF Your County are talking OF
Young aid 10 certain IL Il, COS
whose hnes arc projected through
your county Inc tmcngo ~ North
ern fac'hc Ar Line halfway Com
PAhY propose to oWjd hne OF road
from oalc's' I" bninth. hy draw
'hS a me from tmcago through Cen
GA Geneva, L'Nhotn, W mtewMer,
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P'", '" W." Sue y! '"' "'P 'o"'
'''' y" y" EN' !'' '''e Sn"'l'N' ana
,'''N' :" = wv ''"'o !" e''oaTo Po>S'o'e'
"o ~'"P'"9 y compose" % hea'y
e"P,''''S'' !" ~" ORR am one
y. '',' ''' s''0'' ''''' 'e"e'a' 0o"'Ror
" 'ne 90 ana therefore ANo" what
Wv N''''t''"9 '''s"'' ~ 90 we
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-07-11

Tho Milwaukee journals have been
passing through trying ordeal, and
thanks to a good Providence and roy
nj grit, they have come ont unscathed
and are independent as royal freem"r
can be. The Printers Union made
a strike the other day--a long pn'i, a
strong pull and = pun all together,
and the consequence is, It's members,
many of them are wanting bread jns'
about now, and don't know whore T."
dig for it. Thc day has gore by
when one man oF set Of men can
dictate terms Of hire, and by monop
olies and UNIONS" override cnt rpriSc
and capital to alvarez private ends,
or avenge farcicd public or private
wrongs. We would advise the typoe
TO mind their P's and Q's and not
bring sentence upon themselves,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-07-11

49,, . ,.aan,a ;,,.x;.1a
~ ~ ~ aHs Pe''o' ~ ~ ~, 80
49, - ' ~ pTisY" aE.u o,, <on,is,inn.
800 ~ .,ld H. a,,s,r,N
A.. - - ~. 49,, Nth e,,ch
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p.'7 s &c wv 49, 81, ~ ona
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- ,t.~ nc" 3.cs,in, AZ Tho
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"a, ~,,1 w o,o ,nry mid
- -, ,',..,i irto,ic,rn, 'h,IlI
''i, pe'oO.'5 r,.li.a JngI,re d'sclnse
a.. ri,., ,snt NJ whom tn
re- 49, "'" ,r,,,5r,1in, Obtain
1aV ,d - u, ouDt"e ,trend,pg IL and
W, the rs,,,s'I ~ nar't or su,h uel3ons to
d,scinsa ha 49,, S9.g,h po,ce Ju.li,s be
n',,,'i,,ad ~ - If VIVA Cnunty nm.
,,I'r.shsGI ~, 49,. ~, he disch,rg,d nv
s.t, ,t,'I, 80, ,,,5 IN rass ne ssl1
p,lise Ia.ties trao the eyIa.nc. That The
..yn fn~,,,s6i',., nr ciyipg a way Of SAID
E,,nr 90 49,, o3f.,sc e.,ai,'Sr dis ordinance
h., sh,l, f,,,E',,,a I'm, hfs warrant ana
r,,,s,",ha ,,c,..,., . -. SAILING Furnishing or
eiy,,,,, 49, Ia l,.,,,r to H., brought Iorh
Ss,'I -, ~ '-.I Such nrocrc,en sssl
-i,,l'.I i. ,bo ~ In I'll raspet "a sw,ulI,aye
Lrrr liza II "a. ,r,.n,. 40 .tts,pi,ug lAl been
r,fnlt,Iy .,',,,.o,IF,.d h.l,,re surn ToIte. Jus.
liz for snrl, nti,n.o
s.ct;ou e.ay.ry parson who shall. BY
4 the MA mr. givin, asay Of Intoxicating no-
pnrat Win. op ,s,ts,ut itceus, .a1v,e the IN.
! ro,ira,iob Of auy otbrr person, SHAN be IL
allie ,nr ana c,nrellrd 10 yuy a reasonable
ror,nrns,t,on IN m. rity or 10 ans person
Who iphytake eharp. If and provite for
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-07-11


THE STATE OF WISCONSIN, to the de.
PENDANTS herein above named and referred
TO 1on are hereby summoned and required
N snsw"r the compIsint in this action which
is sled in the off 2 Of the clerk Of the Cir
cHit Court Of Wood Couutv and 81 serrp
yuur answer 10 iAp said complaint by ecpr,
on the slbrpibcr. at h ofScr m the civ of
Grand Rapids, Wood County, " isconsin.
w'thin twenty DAVIS from the da,q Of the
service Of his summons ppnR votl excIuslv
u the day Of slch service ana l YOU f. In
answcr the said compliant wfhin The time
aforesaid, the plaintiff viii apply ia the
cart for the rrIirf demanded in thn com
p'alnt You W p also take notice that his ar.
tion is hruught NV rhr above ma d vtE plaintiff
upon tax deed issH, ! on Tn, sixth d,y Of
September, 4. y, lS7t', by Wood Cogrty
through h. I Powers yleik o4 the Bual1 of
Supervisors Of satl County, inr ,ap r,irpo..
OF deb'rrlns the Dc fndin's In ,ais setion
and each Of them, and all Other prrsou.
cai1lng under them subs, gnent 10 she ror
Hencrmcnt Of th's sction, iruT1 al righi
~ ic and Intel est or claim in aud "a he land
ahc7e descrfsoi, 'aii iAuas having been con-
vetsb ~ Aforesaid kr me tases ,ssa,sos
thereon for the vesr SIS aud that no ner.
sonai demand IL made against YOU or either
of you CHAS. NJ. WEBR
Au'y for Plaintiff
Ga&d asy2 ), 1874 B2lvs
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-07-11

The Boston Jubilee has played
ont" Greeley was the drawing card
in one OF the latter days, Some OF
the more prominent leaders and com.
posers 60 to New York TO entertain
the Go,hcmitcs for a bnef period.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-07-11
become the most important line.
Yours truely,
A. A. JACKSON.

DEAR REPORTER Why in the
world don't you have special cores
pondent IN Fond du Lac ? Surely a
paper of your size ard circulation
needs one. Taking it for granted !
viii take the liberty Cor once to act in
that "posish." Fond du Lac is as
you know "The Second City
though Oshkosh denies it. 1t is
beautifully situated ir swamp on
the shores Of Lake Winnebago from
which elevated and healthful position
it filings mud at its less favored sister
across the lake. 1t is divided into
Upper, Lower and Middle town.
Upper and Middle town have most Of
the fine residences and stores and
Lower town most Of the mills, aud
houses Of the operatives employed
in them. Lumber seems 10 be the
chief interest here, though other man
ufaUtures ale not neglected Meyers
sash factory, the &. & n. w. railroad
shops. Farnworth q Knapp's wagon
shop as well as grist mills, carriage
and wagon factories foundries, and
all the countless industries and lazl
nesses that our modern civilization
demands are found here in all their
glory and furnish employment to a
vast number of men. If manutactu
res bulId up city, Fond du Laos
future IS cafe.
Religions interests are well looked
after, almost every denomination
being represented and their pulpits
filled with preachers who at least are
az good as the average, The Cathc-
lies have four churches and a convent
the methodists two churches, the 9TH
ers are contented with one each,
School ACCOMMODATIONS are ,olerablc;
the city commenced 20 bmld High
School without first reading the al.
vice contained IN Lake IL, CHI %, 90
and with mich the same consequent
cos. They have however large
force Of teachers and sch uiars who
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-07-11

fame as IS gwen 1t 70 'f"Teroy
Democrat" to the whole Of which
is welcome. May heaven preserve u
from such sheet 1t is too extreme
and extravaeant, however, to be very
hurtful. / visited Pomeroy's building
but saw nothing worthy Of note, save
that there ia room enough in it to hold
even its balloon-like proprietor, and
all the gas that a: takes to elevate
HIM,
went aboard the "Minnesota"
very fine steam boat, (,hough In sad
reed of PANTY about six O'Clock on
Wednesd ay evening. The evening
ride was delightful. The pleasant
breeze, the full moon, the dreamy
booking bluffs covered with fresh yer.
durr, and the musical .pla>hing of the
water as it fell away from the boat
on either side, well nigh enchanted
your correspondent. | cant say bnt
it did quite, for near midnight the
terrible whistle shook me and told
| me ] had been asleep and must wake
up and 90 to bed. ! DID. Our hos'
went a, the rate Of twelve miles an
hour when it did 60, but that was
only occasionally. The greater part
Of tho time they were tied U? to take
on or take off some freight. For ex-
Example OH Thursday morning they
ran into slough some twelve miles
above Galena, TO take on some lead.
They wen, M, or down (Which ever
it was) about mile and half, and
took on l0l4 pigs, or ought | to say
pigs? Of lead, each pig weighing
about seventy pounds--oger thirty
FIVE tons. When we went in we were
eating breakfast, and when we came
out we were sitting down TO dinner.
50 we didn't make a single mile that
forenoon.
When we reached Dunlrith, Fri,
day morning, they nnloaled there 90
tons Of grain and -four. When VIZ
reached Muscatlne a. 10 O'Clock Fri.
day, ! found they had 40 many hun
dreda pf bushels OF oats to take on
board that ! was at liberty to travel
over the city and take notes, which
| / did. Among other things noted a
new depot, on a new road running
straight through the pace of my DIES.
tiuauon, which is not much farther
from Mnscatine, ;han from BurlnC-
ton. 50 miles further down the river.
50, though | had paid my fare to
Burlington left the boat at Musca-
tine and finding the cars, | soon after
found myself riding over some Of the
finest prarie4 in the world, and after
a few honr4 was at homB | found
the ol | homo unchanged, Father,
Mother, Grandmothcr, Wife and BA.
bles were all booking, and VIXEN they
saw me were all glad beyond the
power OF telling. The Lord be prais.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-07-11
Spring Millinery Goods

spring Millinery S0oGs
ever offered to the people Of Wood County.
am constantly receiving the latest styles
Of
Hats aud Trimmings, Ribbons, Vel,
reteens, Ladses H0siery, Gloves, No,
hairs Ladies Dress Goods, DC, DC,
Which am selling lower than ever before
offered
In order to better. accommodate nv in
creasing business, have completely reno-
waited and improved my rooms 5rsides max
ing such additions to my stock 80 as to be
uhe - compete with any miliiner in the
Northwest
ne public are irvi'ed to call and e1-
anime ny Goods Show Cases and General
Stock to thrir entire satisfaction and prove
the truth Of my assertion.
MRS. A. HUNTINGTON.
Grand Rapids Nay I'd, 1871
STATE OF WISCONSIN, CIRCUIT COURT
COUNTY OF WOOD
J NJ Moo7e and A, l.. Moore, PTS.
Against
W II Knox and Mary 5, Knox, his wife
jesse Alien, Chas. B See, W A. Fay aud
). c. Fay, Def'ls.
In prrsuanc" aad nv virtue Of judgement
aud de re e orecIos IT," and sa e, rtndr Cd
IN the above entitled action, alta special term
Of the Circuit Court in and for the County Of
Wood and See.e Of " fs'onsn, hold at the
Court HOES. in the Vi hgn Of Mau>ton, in
the County Of Juneau and STATE of Wa,oo-
Gin, on the OH day ct May A. r. t612, :he
1, .t l. r,I. 81.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-07-11
]. D. WitteF. Local Agent.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF WOOD COUNTY.
James E.'Ingrahan, Plaintiff,
Against
J. K Searl Leah Scarf, Thomas Kilev, and
the unknown owners OF the 70 lowing de-
serihed reA1 estate, situate, lying and be.
ing c the County Of Wood and State OF
Wisconsin, to wit
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-07-11

The Freedlnen's Bureau has been
discontinued The purposes for
which it was organized no longer re-
sliring its existance, its business has
been turned over to tho War Depart.
meal.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-07-11
CHRONIC DISEASES.

| will be at the Rablin
House, Grar d Rapids, the 5th
and 9th days of each month,
for the treatment Of all chronic
diseases peculiar to this cl.-
mate.
J. L. THAYER, NJ. D.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-07-11

CIRCUIT C6URT-COUNTY OF WOOD
John Me Callum Burnsl
Against
Mary Buns
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN,
To Mary Burns, DEPENDENT.
You are hereby summoned and required /,
answer the complaint OF the abe We named
piaintif which Is row on file in the Office
of the Clerk Of this Cou-t and serve cory
of your answer oA'the subscribers at their
office in the City Of Le Crosse, Wisconsin
within twenty DAYS after the service hereof,
exclusive OF the day Of such service; and If
yoa fail to answer the compliant as aforesaid
the plaintiff will apply to he Court for the
relief drmauded in the complaint
Stogdil Daniels, Plaintiffs Attorneys,
La crosse Wis
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-07-11
STOWELL AND LORD

Dealers m Harness, Saddles, RS.
Blanket Fly Nefs and a3 kinda Of IIorse
cjn1hH- Fine 5r.vin- ha ness a spocd.ry
All work guaranteed % give "a isilc. ion.
E"pal'#- daNa on short no,icc, Second door
South q Wood Co Drag Store
26na SHOVEL AND LORD
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The public debt was decrease
1000, 900 Last month.
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Millinery.

Having removed my store to a prominent
position, and raaranged my store for the re
eeption ol.goods and accommodation os my
many customers, AN now prepared to dis
play the finest stock of
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X When the time cIpires for which the
REPoRrEs has been paid, an vii! be marx
ed opposite the Subscribers name, aud may
be regarded as an invitation 10 renew.
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las. h. IAGRAuAM,
Notary Public 81 land Agent,

Urn'la N10IGs, WSt3n5in
VIII attend to the payment Of taxes and
selling real estate in Wood county, Once
at rba Wood Go. Drug Store.
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OUR AGENTS.

Geo. p. Rowell & Co, 40 Park Row, New
York, and S. NJ. Pettingil Il Co. 81 Park
Row, New York, are orr sole agen.s IN that
city, and are authorized to contract for sd
vsrtising at our low est rates.
Cook, Coburn 81 Co., Chicago, III,
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VOUNG MEN, send stamped er.
i velope directed to Yourself for Prof
DicffeubaGgh's Physiological Method
SeT tHTe for Nervous DEBILITY
Address
Die ffanbaugh Remedy Co., Milwa1-
kee, Wis.