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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-11-14

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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-11-14

RAILROAD Bus1sBss.- Statement Of tho
st. Paul 4 Pacific Railroad q the St. Cloud
depot for the month Of October, 1872:
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Russell keeps tho best teas.
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ssRDsADI.-On Thursdsy> evening .
hundred or moro Of Mr.. Bu1haak's friends,
accompanied bJ 1ishee'ss ak.e: Cornst
Band, rendered hin : 6eIeaade. They
were Invited into ths hsuss, sad were vel.
coined BY the Senator slsst IN few we'll
chosen rsuaska Abundant rsfrsshmsnts
NJ served, and brief speeches were made
BY Mssars. Kerr, Tsnvoords, Zspp. Ksuff.
man, Gross, And ethsrs. Il was livery
pleasant coca sion.
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Sxow.-A light snow fell On Monday
night. This wae followed BY . regular
storm vhisl beeaa ~ Teesd.ys evening
and continued without iatsrmission for
twenty -four hours. About eas foot and =
half Of snow FELL and heavy wild drifted
Il badly. The ground vas not frozen, yet
the prospects ~ hat this body Of saev
viii lie until spring.
>Nsw CnuloH.-Nr, "A. ~ Hassey hss
about completed the plans for new Cath.
'e'ie church whiealis -, bsi'tsa.st Au-
gusta. It Win bs4exs5 Ssst, viii 26 isss
calls, arehed calling; stespls 12o feet
high, and ohaneel ct tho back 29x24 feet.
It 10 to b built Of granite. md work viii b
commenced 1t once gs.ti,e out ~ .nts9,sl
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80 1ysGtissneat ''Rer Sale"
-. Z. -Es.a..si {. - u - =
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ALI kind Of canned goods, 1t Smiths
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Nsw BooKs.-Ths following books, to:
gsther with large number Of others, in.
Guiding scientific works, novels. ohildrsn's
besks, TO-, have just been received at tho
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-11-14


CA1sealc1ChuzeA Of Inn soslass uoneepsioa.
%. Qse aala sszsst Raseor. Rev. 1eaedtct aai.dl.
O. n AAasaAns, Rev. Bonihes Aall q. .. ,. Der.
,,e w. a:y. =: n; ss, =: e s,:.t w. 1::
Dcss a ,. =. csthsossicsi Instruction as Pm.
GU. RArsa-Ths following srs the
club raess Of Tn JOURNAL:
s eeptes, $l.76 each.
: " $50 j."
-U1ie1 Tha.k.giving services vil b
Asld q he Congregational church, and the
ssrnsa viii b prsaehsd By Rev. 9. Picket.
"A eha.gs Of tine viii take Plaee ON
~ e.. Peal 4 Pacific z.ilresi Oh next
Xsaaay. he lstA.
The saev ysstsrdsy did net disturb
he AesP-pols trade. Three leads were
bressht 10 tewa BY satseprisiss farmers.
-TAs Sc. Clsad Library Asseeiaee. will
nssk q Nrs. Ira Neers's lsat TAursday
evening Nov. 7lst. BY order Of The Prssi.
d0t.
"A Temperance Lecture viii b dsliv-
sssl q tAs Psssbytssisa church - nsxe
GbbalA evening By Dr.. Bsatly, Of 81.
Pa1l.
Our readers win neties lie savsrtias-
meat Of he ssls Il school hAds n etssrns
and ssAs 81 ~ adjoining counties, pub
HsAsa q The fourth psgs Of this issue.
The stages started out ysstsrday for
Sauk Csatrs sad Brsinsrd On runners.
Just one year sgo the sane day the stages
lsft Sank Centre for this place on ru1asrs.
Mr.. 8. Maekrsll Who hes bssn in
charge Of the A. NJ. q. Express wagon for
se.s Zine. has been promoted to express
messenger on the line to Brsinsrd. Mr..
Hsnry Gilbert takes the wagon.
The st. Cloud JOURNAL trots out nix
Of the worst looking chickens W ever saw,
md causes them to march in eingls file up
SAT- river labeled I'VE are al good Re-
pubiosus. 1SHss.
-Hsnry C. Burbank, Esq, Of st. Cloud.
arrived this morning, aftsr his gallant po-
Htieal contest for State Senator in the
st. Cleud District. Mr.. Burbsnk's per.
senal popularity .ssads him to The Senate
BY vote Of Two 70 one. His najofity
, viii b ever 1,l00.-&. Pssl Di,PsseA.
: I'VE have received copy Of tie Brock
vt1s (csaads) xes;tss. a,nounoing the
xAeaaA Of Rev. Ednund John Ss1klsr, MA,
=, tAahsr q Dr.. Ssaklsr, Of this city, sgd
ssvsaty-eas years.
- .0sa. G. c. Asdrsvs, q. s. Minister 70
Swsdsa, 10 sending aeorns to some Of the
Minnesota editors. The General IL evi.
dGotly Of the opinion that very large oaks
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the cneePeet prices oy Y. WetseI, 81. CLOUD.
New styles hats and neckties, in end
less variety 1T Prondzinski's.
II will resume the business Of survey
ing. o. E. aAR1Isox.
Ne grain scattered by measuring, II
on use Reynolds Patent Measure.
ALI kind Of canned goods, 1t Smiths
Grocery.
DO not fail to 60 to Groveror's aud
sec tho Little Giaut corn and cob er6shsr.
-Quinces. lemons and sweet apples. at
Boyd's.
Russell keeps tho best teas.
Goods Of al kinds sold very cheap 1t
Prondzinski's. + ..
Chef can be kept out OF the grain BY
using Reynolds Patent Measure. It tai
lies itself and il always correct. X
-Thrsshsrs in stearns' and Wright
counties can obtain Rsynolds' celebrated
Grain Measures Of Joseph Winslow. In.
qrire ct the Fletcher House, st. Cloud.
Russell has the incest Gran berries.
GOOD goods and lowest prices 81
Smiths Grocery. g..
The best Anoka shingles, made by the
Ct. Paul Manufacturing Co., for sale at
Tenvoorde's
-Drsugbt and driving horses for sale .
Herbert's livery stable.
-Frank Davis has still . fine supply Of
the best wines and liquors. - we'll ~ The
choicest brands Of cigars in the city.
Best Michigan apples, Hsnning's
brand, At Boyd's.
%s-Best Michigan apples, Hsnnins'a
brand, 1T Boyd's.
M u~~~~os N@>S>> Rs>>~nA~ -.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-31

S. f. MARKET.-E. Perasich (nev,
door to the Carson Theater( : receiv-
ing daily from California, fresh vege-
tables. of all kinds. Strawberries, nuts
and candies, etc, which he keeps con
>tantlv on hand and for sale at the
lowest market prices. Give him q call
and examine his goods.
PHoToGRAPHIC!-Go to Al. Smith,
at the Gallery formerly occupied by
Frank Ludlow. on Second street tor
the latest style of photographs. Par
ticUlar attention paid to viewing.
Olcovich Brothers sell the best and
cheapest dry goods in the State. and
everybody will find it to their advan-
tage to trade with them.
ALFALFA.-Five hundred pounds
of California Alfalfa Seed, lust received
and for sale by c. f. Cotton, South
Carson street. opposite Capitol.
If you desire rosy checks and a com
plexion fair and free from pimples and
blotchcS. purify your hiood by the use Of
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
1t has no equal for this purpose. 3"
For the very best photograph, 20 to
Friend 4 Marston's brick gallery. on
second street. Pictures IN all branches
of the art, at reduced prices.
Buy your Dry Goods ard Ladies'
Shoes at the New York Dry Goods
ia3 If
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oRMsBr HousE-aEoRGE D. FRYER, PROPRIETOR
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LOCAL INTELLIC ENCE
UNITED STATES MAILS.

Reno-Arrives from at $50 a m. Closes
for at $50 p. III.
N.rStnia-Arrives from at 10 a. m
Closes for at 3:45 p. IN.
Genoa and Aurera-ArriveS from at
$50 p. IN. Closes for ut $50 a m.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-31
KEEPING BUSINESS IN NEVADA

! MES from going out of the State, have
concluded to build a store at S~pooner's
Ranch, one and IA half miles from the
Lake. w. T. Davis, or Buck Davis,
as he is familiarity called, has been at
the Lake for the past four days making
arrangements for starting the building
which has been commenced and VIII,
in a week or two. be completed. The
store will ne 80 feet long by p in
width. Davis a ellison have already
20 900 pounds of goods on the opposite
SHE of the lake which will be i'm
mediately transported and placed in
the store. This is a good and business
like move and will be the means OF
preventing a large amoun of business
from leaving the State of Nevada. The
mills in the n~eighborhOod have hither-
TO been supplied 10y Carson merchants,
but the G. L. Il. X. running 50 near to
the lake as it does, merchandise can be
delivered cheaper than our Carson
merchants could supply 1t at and leave
themselves a margin. We are in
formed that Buck. Davis will attend to
the business of the new establishment.
ACCIDENT.-Gus Beam, a son of our
esteemed fellow citizen. Jake Beam,
while assisting with II of his ather's
teams near Waehoe City. Yesterday,
bv accident got one of his feet under
the VAC wheel. which passed over
il. We understand from DR.. Water
that the bones are not crushed. which
j. truly WONDERFUL, considering the
fac. that there was 1000 pounds of
freight in the wagon. besides the
weight of the wagon itself.
RAFFLE.-The rattle for the chronlos
will some off on saturday evening, at
the store of John q. Fox. This eve
ing. the chances not already taken up.
Will be rallied of and any lucky hOm
bre NAV obtain several chances at
twenty five cents each. whereas the
chances in the rattle cost one dollar
each.
WIND AND DU>r.-Yesterday morn
ing calne out calm II beautiful, but
10 o'clock i'm the forenoon the
wind starred up and such clouds of
dust, sand and stones few that neither
man or beast could stand against it.
Toward evening the wind somewhat
aUated and a calm evening followed.
J~UsrICE'S CoURr.-The case of the
State of Nevada against Henry Bailey
came up Yesterday in Justice Parkin
sons Court. The jury "impanneled in
the case falling TO agree, Il new trial
was ordered for to day al l O'Clock =.
m. II is "A juvenile case of riparian
ownership and of much interest.
THE PUBLIC SCHooL.-It has been
u 3
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THE SUTRO TUNNEL.-J. ID. Bethel,
superintendent of the Sutro Tunnel,
was yesterday in WI He reports
the tunnel to he $500 feet in the bow
els of the earth. No. l shaft is POO
feet down; No. ,, 80: No. 3, 80, and
Ne. 1, 2i6. Mr.. Bethel will start to
breast out the whole breadth OF the
tunnel next month. 1t Will be re
membered that the entrance Is twice
the width of the tunnel a. run, leaving
six feet standing and nearly a six foot
drift run into the mountain- The &C
tien of the atmosphere on the rock
will tend to make the brea~ting out
far more easy than in the part that
has been run ahead, consequently the
work of opening out the remainder
Will progress prnPortIoiiatelN last.
The company will shortly have the
finest pumping apparatus IN the safe
in operation. y splendid boarding
house. containing all he necessary
accommodations for the officers. will
shortly be erected. at a cost Ut not
less thar 100000. Mr.. Bethel has bad
the management of the Sntro Tunnel
ever since is commencement. and l.
justly plo''I Oh M WIN -
young, ""'i t''i'H-''N ~
quainted with his business. al ! l., in
fact. the man Of all men for the man
agement of>o gigantic an undertaking.
MEMORIAL DAY.-At sunrise ye>ter-
dav tnorniur.t the citizens were aroused
from their SAUNDERS 10y the booming
OF the brass gun on the fIa"d' me
Stanton Posi- We're out and fired a "a
Lutte OF 80 guns IN honor OF the daN.
Al $50 the boys formed Ini" Inc,
each soldier carrying a bu4uet 81 lre~h
flowers. H.. +. HlNln> carried The
handsome silk Ia, on Inc >ttiI OF
which wa>a wredthut beautiful spring
flowers. Rev. q. Il. Allen accom-
panied the Post ~ chaplain, j.. y
Burliugamr being Post Commander.
The procession marched t" the burial
ground and d~ec"rA ei the grave OF
Havnia of ,his Town. who died some
three years since. Although the Stan
ton fost : not very arg III "ul'"tts'
haIan~ fbar..to and the rrore>slon
made nuitr TeSpectahle ~atlpearance.
The boys left hy the ; O'clock tram
- yir.iuf, IN Iarfi.inate i'm the dee.
GRAFTON nTrhe rave, of deceased sol
t. in That ci7x
THE BRUNSWICK MILL.-Ne yester-
dav visited the above named mill,
-t foot Io,ei,r ir.ti
tutian oflhe kind ON the Carson river.
Colonel Ei>tmer has built "a pretty cot
tase Tor tile >'oe''vT % =, 1I,,Ia
ofica in he STATE. clo~etothe railroad.
Thera i uolhinr extensive nor ex-
,rayorapt ab,rt If bItf avarvthinr i
arranTod with a view 10 usefulness.
RI vShaIa nfthe min has iean paInted
Int.iIn and in and j. as clean A, a
,arlor Al he oufhou.as and sur-
roundIngs reflect great cFeuiI on ne
mhinh IL the canter Of mite a little
town. The mill is now running OIL
Crown POINT rock.
N ~ SrYcor TprSrFrS
III Board OF och"oI trustees H'etHe
terdav morning, for the purpose of
ororirr the bids for The erection of the
new school buIidin@. "heliile Wh".e
mIe Weie 1890 thn ~ - tha hi5".
Corbatt RrosS S1I.400: Bnrrel. ST. 600:
ZONES Sn>nD: Garry. 81. 400: Cavan-
orrb - ana Tho Trustees have the
rigLt to ha,a the huildnr erected hv
~nriyata cortrart. and 10 tia. end have
taken the matter under a~dVi~emeut.
wuo Srorr THE WErGuT-Some
,,sooIi,r wrat,b sole n hundred
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SAZERAC SALOON.
BRIGHT & SIMPSON, = - Proprietors
Lodging House. Re>taurans
and saloon.

gNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE PURCHASED
1 tn" >azerac saloon of Geo. L.. Gibson, anu
have rrit;rd. reruruI>Hed and otherwise improved
the premises, would respectfully solicit a share OF
p.ibIic patronage.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-31
MINERAL CITATION.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
SACRAMENTO. CALIFORNIA. Nay II, 1872

To all tcL9m 1t May CoHcerH:
UTHEREAS, Ok THE l4IH DAY OF OCTOBER,
w I>t7. the Plat of township Ii North, Range
l. East. was filed in the United states ltud Office
Al m Cal, and by Commissioner letter
dated Decembef >. ISL. the W y of NV 4 and
y y OF sW and fractional lot : OF Ne and
f Il of NV quarter of Section -. in Township IS
North, Range l. Est. j. 10 be treated as nliuert
in character. and more valuable for mining t an
for agricultural purposes until the contrary is
prov u after due notice.
AND WHEREAS, TIL MAS LOYNANHAS ami
JAMES MCCARTHY, UPo,totlice address: Tahoe
CITY. Cal. } did, on the 18th day # december, A.
b. 1871. file in the Register UtfiCeuf tins district
their DrcIaratory Statements claiming the same
land, and atidaviss allegln- that it Is agricultural
in character. and more valuable for agricultural
than for mining purposes;
New. tn EEFoRE, You will please take notice
that by virtue of in truCtions from the Commits
sioner f the General Land Office, dated May 9TH,
1871. We haze fixed the
lSh day of June. a.. J.. 1872,
at 10 o'clock a m, at this office, before the Regis
ter and Rect liver, for the hearing OF proofs to
determine as u the mineral or agricultural
character of said lands.
~ In witness whereof, We have here
/r,T unto set our hands and afix ed the
@0 Sc of this office, the day and year
D first above written.
I b. MCFARLAND. Register.
[myl5-1w 5wl HART FELLOWS, Receiver
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John c James, Virginia J ; Sprague. Vermont
A Ii Saxton, Glenboook
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PkICEs REDUCED: DRINKS, 49, Cts

rs Pharaoh's II sts, under command Of j. L
BRIGHT, will occupy a position in the rear.
j. L. BRIGHT,
L SIMPSON.
Carson City, February Is, 1872. fc13t tt
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Arrivals at the Hotels.
II. cHARLEs-GEoRGE TUPLY, PROPRIETOR.

Shaw San Fran A B BOles, Carson Val
f Lytl.. sacramento A Dangberg, 4"
NJ Morris. yirginis Mrs VI Glyn, Placervillt
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W Holman. Nammorh L I Anderson, Gold Hill
Geo Weifenbach. City l. Faucault, Summit
X Evans, Spooner's sta } Brown,
VIM III Graham. " K Lister, Carson River
Provur.e. Steamboat Rev | y Hurd, Virginia
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-05-17

you are saying lisa hard shift to live
alone have found it so, rowing old
dog though / am.N Donot say that you
will live alone Lisbeth rather than
that, would even ask you to marry an
old fellow like me !" 0"@ t"ANa 9ds
What said then I do not know,
what did / do not. remember.aIik
one rescued from shipwreek,s Hooked
into the face of my friend, and thanked
God. 'N1 set"a
And so it came about that we two
were wed. There is e little chapel down
by the VIZ ter in that far island - a. tiny
chapel without seats, and with. dim
flicker of tapers burning before the
shrine of the Virgin. There one morn
ing, before the sun was up, and before
the ship spread her homeward sails in
the harbor, wandering priest read the
marriage service over, two strangers,
while the stout sonora and her dark
eyed little ones stood in hushed group
looking on, and Liza looked in at the
doorway with her finger on her lips.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-05-17
A Wonderful Clock.

.s Droz, a mechanic of Geneva, produced
a clock which excelled all others in
ingenuity. On it were seated a negro,
a shepherd and dog. When the clock
struck, the shepherd played six tunes
on his flute, and the dog approaced and
fawned upon him. This wonderful
machine was exhibited to the King of
Spain, who was greatly delighted with
it. "The gentleness of my dog" said
Droz, "is his least merit. If your
Majesty touch one of the apples which
you see in the shepherds basket, you
will admire the animals fidelity" The
King took an apple, and the dog flew at
his hand, barking SO loud that the
Kings dog, which was in the room, be-
gan to bark also. AT this the courtiers.
not doubling that it was an affair of
witchcraft, hastily left the room, cros'
ing themselves as, they departed.
Having desired the Minister of Marine
(the only one who yentured to remaln)
to ask the negro what o'clock 1T was,
the Minister did so, but obtained no
reply. Droz then observed that the
negro had MT yet learned Spanish,
upon which the question was repeated
IN French, when the black. immediately
answered him. At this prodigy the
firmness of the Minister also forsook
him, and he retreated precipitately, de.
claring that it must be the work of a
supernatural being. fN2Sh sAt
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-05-17
Weari0eSS.

WEAKNESS.
-w aa~ BY HARRY W. LONGFELLOw.
O little feet, but such long years
Must wander through dou BITS and fears.
Must ache g and bleed beneath your load
I, nearer to the wayside inn.
Where toll shall cease and rest begin,
Am weary, thinking of your road.
p Q little hands, that, weak or strong,
Have still to serve or rule so long.
Have still so long to give or ask,
who so much with book and pen 81 -
Have tOiled among my fellow-men,
Am weary, thinking of your task.
0 little hearts! that throb and beat
With such impatient. feverish heat,
Such Hm;tless and strong desiresi
Mine, that so long has glowed and burned
With passions into ashes turned, E.'.. .
Now covers and cOnceals its fires.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-05-17

DANCERS and Tumors taken out and cured with.
~ out cutting or any surgical operation. In all
cases a cure guaranteed charges made
JAS, CARTER. Cancer Doctor.
I7ly Wyoming, Wis
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-05-17

Will do good to you, for they cure Biliousness Sour
Stomach, Heartburn, Liver Complaint Dyspepsia
Indigestion, Pleurisy. Imgurity Of the Blood Jaun.
dice: Dizziness Diarrhea. Female Complaints and a
arising from disordered state of the Liver and
Stomach, Also,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-05-17
WINES AND LIQUORS

For Medicinal purposes Drugs. Medicines Chemicals.
Paints, Oils. Varnishes Brushes, Glass Putty Wall
Papers, Soaps. Combs. Razors Pocket Cutlery Hair
Oils. Toilet Articles. Pipes. Fine Cut Smoking and
Plug Tobaccos. School and Blank Books, States,
stationery, &C.. &c.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-05-17

The Royal Guest.
BY JULIA WARD HOWE.

BY JULIA WARD HOWE. s#
They tell me am shrewd with other men;
With thee I'm slow and difficult of speech,
With others | may guide the car of talk
Thou wing'st it oft to realms beyond my reach.
If other guests should come. I'd deck my hair,
And choose my newest garments from the shelf:
When thou art hidden, would clothe my heart
With oliest purposes, as Tor God himself
For them while the hours with tale or song
Or web of fancy. fringed with careless rhyme.
But how to find fitting lay for thee. ."
Who hast the harmonies of every time?
O friend beloved I sit apart and dumb
Sometimes in sorrow. oft in joy divine:
M y lip " ill falter but my prisoned heart .4-
Springs forth to measure its faint pulse with
thine.
Thou art to me most like a royal guest.
Whose travels bring him to some lowly roof
Where simple rusics spread their festal fare.
And. blushing. own it is not good enough.
Bethink thee. then, whene'er thou com'st to me-
From high emprise and noble toll to rest,
My thoughts are weak and trivial, matched with
But the poor mansion offers thee its best
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-05-17

If thine enemy wrong thee. buy each
of his children drum.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-05-17
BISHOPS
PAIN STOPPER

Is the best medicine obtainable for Sprains. Rheum
atisD, Collie in Horses Distemper. Poll Evil Kidney
Compiaint, Pain in the Small of the Back. commonly
called Crick in the Back" &c. Full directions &C.
company each bottle. For sale by
WA. BISHOP Sole Proprietor, Dodgeville.
Where can be found cheap for cash choice assort.
ment of
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-19

A Little Surprise. A delegation
of Green Bay citizens, together with
others interested in the building Of the
G. b. & l. p, r. w. arrived in our
city last Tuesday evening. a special
car brought the party through, leaving
Green Bay at $50 A. NJ, stopping at
New London for dinner and reaching
our city at 4-30 P. NJ.
The party consisted ofthe following
j. L. Buchanan, Road-master
Jos. II. Erwin, Master Machinist I
II. Earle, Tie and Timber agent w
j. Abrams, Paymaster Geo. Richard
son, Supt. of construction of Rount
Houses and Depots &, A. Randall
Chief Engineer for the Co, and Geo
II. Leonard who had charge of the
engine, Geo. f. Tallmsn Mr. Leon
ard having brought the engine through
from the east.
The party consisted further of D
NJ. Kelly, VI. D. Peak, Prest. ls
Natl Bank of Green Bay, W. J. Gran
dali, Of the firm of Crandall d North
Frank Tilton Of the Green Bay Adeo
cate, and Hon. NJ. p Lindsey, Stat
Senator for the Green Bay District
The tour was one of business, ,obserya
ton and pleasure combined. The par
ty sojourned at the Rablin House I'll
Wednesday morning, when they tool
the 6 o clock run for the west end o
the line, returning at noon to SAVIOR.
meal at the "RabIin," after which the.
returned from whence they came i'm
dressed we believe with the fact tia
the G. B. & l.. p K. ". is destine
TO become the great highway from tn
west eastward for the transit of mi
lions of dollars Of products, and ofsouI
countless multitude Come again
gentlemen, but sound the whistle, an
we Il respond With the gong
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-19
0. c. Neeyes' Fancy Dry Goods

store. We dropped into the new
store recently fitted up for Mr.. @. G.
Neeyes in the new Necyes' Row, yes,
tc.!av, aud found a most beautiful re.
cep:acl. prepared for the incoming
choice stock which Mr.. Neeyes hopes
in few days to exhibit to the people
of our city and county. The store i:
all one could ask for, for the display
and sale Of goods such as Mr.. Ncevc:
proposes to handle, being the choicest
of Ladies fancy goods, embracing La
ces, Silks, Sstins, Gloves, Hosiery, Furs
Cloaks, Sacqucs, etc. etc, desidera
tum long required in our city and now
more than ever to be called for Will
our increasing population. The sales
room though not large is sufficiently
capacious to accommodate the wants o
the trade. The counters are the mos
beautiful and tastcIy gotten up in ON
city, decorated and fnished with e1
quisite taste by Mr.. Giraffe, who ha'
heretofore given proof Of his excellence
as an artist. A fine chandelier i'm
proves materially the beauty of the fn'
ca