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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-02-15
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OF PIN E LANDS
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sisaed ia Township No ~ North, Range
East, on aud near the Yellow EigGf, ga
Wood County VIA. 70 wit:
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For further particulars address owner.
sTEPHEN HEBRON.
No IL, Pine IT,,
Buffalo
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q E OR G. EFT @ n .

SHIPMENT OF FLoCR--The steamer f. c.
knight cleared for New York this mer1iug with
!, Eco bbls OF -four.
The WEEKLY COAL TRADR-The receints
and shipments OF the different coal companies
this week, estimating to- morrow. were as toll
lows: Borden Mining Company, received
$500 and shipped i.2cp tons; gnew's wharf, re-
ceived ., leo and shipped ?, 100 tons; Ray Docks
received $3.50 and shipped 4,To4 tons: and the
Consolidation Company. received 1852 and
shipped s,63S tons. Business ordinarily brisk
with moderate supply OF Golfers at the
wharves.
The IMPROVEMENT OF HIGH STREET Is now
under full Roadway. The street is to be Gu;
down eight feet at the highest point Complaint
is made by the residents on Bridge street on ar-
count of the delay in the work of paving. The
contractor is and has been ready for sometime
but has not as yet received his blocks As soon
they come he will proceed vigorously with the
work.
NARROW ESCAPE OF Two MEN AND Two
DEMIJoHNs OF WHISKT.-As one of the tug.
employed by larwOOd * Co. was going up t6e
river Yesterday with an empty scow for
stone, A. Grimes and g. Erouse, who were
coming down in a small row-boat, were run into
by the scow. Grimes, who was in the how
jumped on the scow, and krouse, who was in the
stern, did likewise. The next seen of the boa-
she was coming out at the stern Of the scoy
having passed completely under her. Two
demijohns of whisky, which were in the boat
came out all right, TO the delight Of tie men,
who, on testing 1t, pronounced il unad1lt Grated
with river water.
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A l. z Y a n D RI A .

SUNDAY LAw-S4jt against TIE Rrys- TO,
False pTiS0HacRt.-2Ir. Louis Appich yester.
Cay, through has counsel, MeSsrs. A. & e.. e
Stuart, Instituted suit against MavOr BerkIeN
to recover S1,oe0 as damages for alleged Illegal
arrest and false impriSOn Dlert. The arrest wa;
made for violating the Sunday law by selling
h1Uor on that day, and the ground up0n which
The suit Ii brought, is that the amount of fine
should have been made from the goods aud
chattels, from the sale of which the smount ~
the TIRE could have been realized. The suit i
brought against the Mayor individually. and NOT
against the city council, who are not held UahIs
Inc plaintiff, however, it appears was not com
United to the wOrkhOuse, as mis- friends maid .ha
hne that had been imposed upon him. He dill
go there afterwards, however, and asked tn he
admitted, but rs he brought no Commitment
with him the superintendent refused his snpIi-
cation. ~"
SCARCITY OF LAEoRBRs.-Strange as II may
seem, ii Is nevertheless true that work on the
market house building has been considerable
delayed 10y the difficulty in obtaining laborers
to carry bricks and mOrter to the bricklavers
IAey say II Is too hot Tor them to be toting bols
up the ladders. H0-0
The SMALLPOX SCHooNRR-Tbe schooner
Sophie kTantz, on board of which a case of
small poX occurred, still lies in the stream of
the city. She will be inspected by the health
otlcer, tomorrow, and if it he deemed s ate
will then be allowed to come to the wharf AMI
take on her load.
DELEGATES ELECTRD.-The conservative
voters of the city met in ward meetings last
night and elected delegates to represent them
IN tne approaching congressional convention
which meets in this city on the 18th inst ,
Gazette, last ereniEC.
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LIAM DIsALLowED--Ana amusing scene took
Pidce the other day at cOrOner's inquest in
London, at which person who had been sum-
moned Claimed exemption from the fact that his
VIE was the working and acting partner in the
Hnoie OF his business. On the Jurors names
BENG called over by the coroner, before being
sworn one OF the gentlemen of the jury rose and
addressing the coroner, said, 81 wish to ask why
am summoned here this EVENING" The Cor.
oner: DO You live in the parish: The Juror:
The Juror: L DO not paw taxes: nv
VIE pays all the taxes She keeps the sho %.
ana carries on business in her own name, and
not mine, and want TO know why am broug n
mere The Coroner can tell you that nv OF
nee mas power to touch a man on the shoulder
IN the street and bring him before me to serve
a. Iuryman The Juror: But As my wife's
name Is over the shop, why is she not sum
moned here instead of me? The Coroner: r
mas not C, me to the day for ladies to serve on
coloner,s Iuries, and hope that time will maya
come. This closed the conversation. The inry
were sworn, and the gentleman who unsuccess
iuily uled to evade the duties was oblira,
in-woman. 'A-
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-, JEsTING AT DEATH-Towards the close of
Iie last century, two officers of the Gardes
FTahcaises came to words, which ended i'm one
OF them receiving box OIL the ears. Baron de
c, who had suffered this inexpiable insuIt
forthwith gummed on his cheek a piece of taf'
feta, the exact size of the palm of his hand. He
then politely invited his adversary, the Cheya-
iier de T, to accompany him to the back Of
tLe Hotel des lnyaiides. In consequence of
That meeting the chevalier was confined to
MS BED Tor two months. The baron, on the
other hand, before leaving the ground, drew A
PAIR OF scissors out OF his pocket and emf EFF
d a. narrow strip all round the piece of tafseta.
me chevalier had hardly recovered OF his
wounds when his valet came to him one morn
ing, and said that gentleman with a piece of
taheta pm bis cheek Was at the door, and d.-
had declared that the chevalier expected him
YES replies Monsieur do T, s'tell him /
will be with him in an instant" Again the two
disappeared behind the Invalides, again tne
chevalier took to his bed, again the taffeta was
trimmed all round. This was repeated time
alter time, until the tatfeta was reduced to a
small black speck, 81 have have come to nv
last scrape," said the barron to the cheyalier
"and you to the end of your troubles" So saw,
ing, he ran him through and killed him on the
spot. "
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Total. ! COO Gifts, all Cash,
S50O,OOO

TIE Hon. Thos. Z. Rrsmlette, late Governor o
Kentucky, has cor sened 10 represent the Trustees
cert, ard he will personally see that the money from
the ssle of Tickets deposited with the Treasurer,
that the drawing is fairly conducted, and the gifts
The draw ing will take place in public. in full view
of the audience, and under the Immediate supervi
Public Library Of kentucky and the following
named eminent nd disiuterested citizens who have
consented to be present and see that all is fairly
Hon: j. PRoCfoB knott, late N. e G. Lebanon JAN;
Hon. ~. ": BRIDGE, Judge 9th Judicial Dis. Ky.
Gen. ELI H. MURRAY, U: 9. Marshal Dist. KY.
Hon T. B. COCHRAN, Chancellor Lou. Chan.
Hon. j. B. srANDIFoRD, President Farmers and
Hon. JOHN BARBEE. Manager Royal Insurance.
Col. Phil: LIE, Com. Atty Ninth judicial Dis.
So ?SIRsSs Nsnsss a' ssl. Hou.e.
DR.. T. =; BELL, Prof. Medical University. Louis
Hon. ]: 9. BAXTER, Mayor Louisville.
Hon; T; L; BGRH6TT: City Attorney.
HENRY TThIFN4RD TSss,TE sr L01sylls
yAMHs BSiGGEEoRD: Pres ID National B BANK
r %aTs B Bsss
ID. VICTOR NLWCOMB, hrm Of Newcomb, Buch-
HENsY pEPPEN, President &c rm.n Bank.
Pr, E0RXIN GREEE, Pres L. &C. sh.rt-lino 4 e.
WI STffSESs S 81 81? LII iib ssa&IFi?''
r. II H. HnHbnnA ssr' T;.s Sr..,,.,,
is SisMsBs $SS SSsf.ssG BANK, Treasurer.
Agent Public bf.Tg q ~ Pabe
Building, Louisville, Ky.
circulars giving full particulars, sent OF appl.c Ca
New York Office, 500 Broadway. und the
charge Of Major Thos. u. Hays. dyg-t.sf IN
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, cease your cr1r,-
ping, and sny day on and after Monday next
NHsn you are hungry, just step into Freuna'S
lanes Refractory and Ice Cream saloon, corner
81 ei nsyivania avenue and 18th street, and try
tne - cent lunch Freund has ever been on the
aert 10 meet the wants Of his customers I'm,
TINS last effort OF his is the best Of all permit
ung, as II does each day. between the hours OF
ii a. No. and ,, ladies and gentlemen without
ueiAy 10 procure for a . cent stamp warm
meat lunch.
ALrAcA, Drap d'Ete, Mans Cloth. Searsuck-
er, white and Brown Duck and Cotton Goats,
IN large variety and at very low prices, at Ro-
man ~ Cox :, %, 9Th street, Nav building ,
--s
SEWER PIPE. Bends, Branches. Trans. &c.
81 sizes, az Hamilton * Pearson's, Y, N. q. A,
Building 9th and ID streets.
"wARsER's PATENT CooKYR.r tie vrea.ast
improvement ever made in cooking, Ease aud
economy combined. Suited to the need of All.
Meat cooked without contact with water or
steam, and always at the right temnerature.
Two ounces saved in the pound. Tesfiu,ooia ls
nom some OF the best people of this citv mi
elsewhere. Call and examine Al the ii .ta
Msntel and Chandelier Ware Rooms of Hamil-
ION " Pearson, Y. NJ. q. A. Building 9th and
ID streets. 81 ''A "''
pR. WHITE, ChtropsdiSf, treats Corns, Bun-
ions, Club and IngrowIEg Nails, &c. yifb0nt
pam, so the patient can walk with ease imna-
U. 5. Treasury. AO'''0
THERMOMETERS ard Barorneters are rsn,,r.d
and inside TO ordsr by heTDpler. near 81 street
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& 1 &C 300, 900.
Second Grand Gift Concert
IN AID OF THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
AT LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.

AT LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.
By authority in the set of the Legislature iucor
potating the PUBLICL IBRARY OF kENTUCkY
tho Trustees VIII give their
Second Grand Gift Concert
In the great hall OF the Public Library building il
louisville, ny, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2s, 1872.
100000 TICKETS OF ADMISSION
viii be issued at $40 each, half tickets, S. quarter
tickets, 81 So Il whole tickets fer 100: % for $685.
20 Tor S.O lag for > 600; 255 for 50 $40; SIS for
S5Wo. No discount on less than Sleg worth OF
tickets at a time
INV N'-I"-. the sum Of
$500, 900 IN CURRENCY
will be given the bolders Of tickets by distribution
by lot OF ONE THOUSAND GIFTS, as follows;
LIST OF GIETS,
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The Case Of Miss Eliza q. Simpson.

WHAT HER UNCLE SAYS.
MT. Lovely, an uncle OF Miss Eliza G.. Simp-
son, Who attempted to commit suicide in New
noik on tuesday evening last, told a reporter
OF the New York Stor, on Wednesday, tia all
MISS SImpsons relatives observed that the
breaking on Of her marriage had a terrible
erect on the mind of the girl. For the first few
DAYS OF her visit TO New York she was extremely
hlsterlcal. on Monday night, in Brooklyn, she
Mas m the most extTavagant spirits, playing the
piano and singing the whole evening long. Yet
no one could induce her to play a note at her
mother 6 house. On Tuesday morning she pot
moody and reserved, dressed herself quickly,
hurried from the house. TWAS at first thouSbt
uiat She had gone TO her mothers, but her uncle
subsequently became uneasy and made fnoui-
IleS In the neigbborhood. He found that She
ten dollar bill for her, and that she
APPEARED quite wild in her manner. Later
IN the day he learned of the suicidal act
u Tn t th g,rl inropsh the evening newspapers.
I1tai, and satisfied himself that his niece was
safe: He then went to Mrs. Simpsons house
anu broke the news 10 that lady, who was terri
by affected at hearing of her daughters ma
act: He believed that the poor creature alluded
20 her attempt to commit suicide, when She
spoke or the disgrace which she had brought on
ne. iahiiy, ana mat the act WAS merely the re-
sun Oi the uncomfortable impulses of a mind
nlseastd 1.-THE breaking down of a strongly mas
slonate woman's nature, unable to bear the
crushing weight of Disappointment.
On Wednesday afternoon the girl was taken
away nom tie EOsi ital in a carriage, to the re-
slderce OF Mrs. Sim pson, in 18th street Size has
recoyered from the dangerous effects of the
ShccK, though she was scarcely able to walk
"neh she lett the hospital.
Inc New York SUH says Mrs. Simpson thinks
her laughter temporarily insane-the effects OF
fengous exci'ement-and denies the sta-v
WIZ I, Eas Deen told of love affair. She said
Ehzs hsd acted strangely for several davs,v
and wen She did not return home on Tuesday
evening, Mrs. simpson became alarmed.
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JAY COOKE q o..
b q n 4 Q r .,

NAYS WASHINGTON.
ZO,OOO OF PtBEIcAffos. q the he's spi.nSd
New Church Music Book called
THE OTANDARDu
Thus giving the brightest prospect that VIII Be
TIE BANNER BOOK OF THE SEASON
THE STAN ARD
Has lOc pages filled with new and fresh music. IL
includes IN Elementary Course OF the best charec-
ter. with inter estng exercises tunes and easy gse
for practice, hne collection OF Aetrcal funes and
and extra choice list Of Sentences, 4otstxs and An
thsms for Chorus Practice.
The Standard Bearers,
Or, In other words, its authors, whose brilliant REP
utation - Church Music Compo0eGs viii bear it on
TO triumphant success are
Mr.. L. 0. EMERseN, Of Boston. and
b. 3. PALMEB, Of Chicago.
Men universally known among lovers Of oacred
THE TANDARD
II Ready Send on your ord.rsi
Price 9l.s0. Per doE., ey %: eDecimens sent,
for the pressnt post free, for el1 Specimen Dasss
nr-.,&i yER pITs9a . CO., Boston:
"HO FOB CAMP NETTING"
All going to attend should call at
n. q COPRLANDs',
6l3 Louisiana avenue. one door east OF 9TH street
and secure from his new and extensive stock their
Also, manufacturer Of AWNINGS, FLAGS and
BANNERS. jyStT
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LOCAL NEW s.
Excursions. Pie.F-Ics. 6e.

DuIrez and BenCdict's Ministries 20 the
National TheatSr this evening.
BCOkbinCsT3' excursion % GlymoIt next
Monday.
Marshall IIaI Pavilion pcE7 open fer the re-
ceptIOn Of piC8.c parties
: Daily excursions to Mount Vernon ca the
EsameF ATISM.
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CITY Ms.

ENoLIsH CHEvIoT SUITS reduced from so
ana - 70 Is and SIS, at Roman SCoX's, 59I
9TH street, May building.
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4 'iLC ULATING LIBRARY,
~ IN Y. NJ. q. A BUILDING,
Corner 9th and streets.
The Arlington Library Company would csll at
enten u the tact that this Is the only large Circu
Iating hibrary in town 1t contains over 4 o 90
hoLC Fs, embracing works of History, Travels
biography, Fiction, and General Literature The
revenues, beyond incidental expenses are devoted
10 the purchase Of new books. Open from 9 a. m
IN ~ p IN Terms, with right TO take books from
ne hbrary,l 80 per annum. yisitors are respect
fully invited 10 call and examine the catalogue The
Uos'eo intoIfnarlon. iyS9
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We have Just received q supply Of orr
CELEBRATED BANK PIN,
which is nov pronounced by Bankers, Merchants
ana every body having commercial writing to 40 ~
be orc OF the 6tSf Pens now made. Price, 81 50 per
gross, and sent by mail to any address free of
postage.
RICHARD b. MOHUN d CO..
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~Refrigerator cars are now run across the
OnfiDent

~ he1r1gtrdtOr cars are now run across the
ointment.
ga noted bachelor has fallen into the meshes
Of q net; it is q brunette.
~Albert Bierstadt is row in San Francisco.
having Just returned from the Yosemite valley
with his portfolio filed with new and beautiful
studies OF the stupend0us scenery OF that re-
marksble region.
a2.1 say, Jones, how is 1t that your wife
dresses 50 magnifcently, andlyou always appear
out at the elbows" "You see, Thompson, my
wife dresses to according the gazette OF fashion,
and cress according to my ledger"
~The Gloucester (Mass.) paper says: zone
OF the biggest doses OF lasses and water ever
mixed In this harboT was Oh yesterday forenoon
when eighty blooming damsels were bathing on
the Pavilion beach at one time"
kF.I generally get paid for telling what I
know remarked Keokuk lawyer ,prOfoundIy.
"TeIl me all you know" responded the inquire T,
handing him fifty cent fractional, land give
me back my change"
sgBuffaio offers Sc, 900 in purses at the hose
race his week. A contribution box, circula ed
for Il poor heather in the same city last We k,
wa returned TO the minister with sixty &C 1t
therein, ten cents Of which was in soda wa ec
cGsCls.
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THE COURTS.

EoCiTy CoCRT, yeGee HamDL~:,,, pe,,,
agt Davis; order extending time thirty ds IS TO
take testimony. Jennings agt wilkerson et al:
order by consent of James Jennings to immedi-
ate ratification of auditors report Thomas
aet. Thomas; order extending time for taking
testimony. Hipkins agt Lowe ct al; order pr5
c"lheSso warren ard his wife. Richie ct Al.
agt. Shoemaker ct al; order final Confirmation
Of trustee report OF sale.
POLICE COURT, Judge SneU-Richard Hem
SON. charged with assault and battery on Ot,icer
bennington, was fined so and costs, or sixty
days III jail. David Curtis a bow. LARCENY OF
twelve arr'es: dismissed. Emma Hall lar.
es,y Of foriv-fve cents; dismissed. Jas. Brad
ton, az saul on Julia BraXton, his wli-. Si0o
bonds required to keep tle peace six mou tbs
Henry Wood and Joseph Gregg, grand larceny
OF mule from kearnes Kirby; cent to grand
iury. Frank Curtis, assault and battery on
Sarah Curtis his wife; - anil cost. Georgeana
ShGrrs, assault and battery on Jane johnson;
81 and costs, Samuel Berry, assault and battery
ON D. T. Travis; - and costs Henry G. Hearon
ard Joseph Crogan, dsOrderly AZ the fire yes
terday; 50 each. A number OF cases of common
drunk and violation OF the law against public
profanity and other minor misdemeanors were
heard and the parties fined.
RAZOR SLAsEER FINED.
John bcwnoy, CClOred, charged with carrying
razor in the crowd at the ratification meeting
last night. Detective McDcyitt came along and
arrested john as he was slosbing around, and
found the razor in LIS pocket; $50. John
Mcdonald got
TOO MUCH GENZ1NE
last night and became disorderly. This morn.
ing he very reluctantly settled the little affair
with Judge Smell for -. j. II. Middleton
charged with keeping a vicious dog without
license; deg ordered to be killed, with penalty
OF 50 for every day the dog is kept after the
order is issued. Daniel O'Leary paid 80 fine for
swearing In the street. Kate Donovan, a vagran
and public prostitute, was sent to the work
house. Molly johnson, same charge; work
house. John Wilson, violation Of the cart law
s.. Maggie Hughes,
DISTURBING THE QUIET OF GRORGRTOwN
by dsOr derby conduct; IS. David Geary, charged
with running two hackney carriages wIthou
license; IS fine in each case. Martin j. Dough
| erty, charged with selling liquor without Hcens
at his restaurant called the SENATE" on 1871
| street; judgment suspended.
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VALLEY INSTITUTE, Male, !,
~ REV. o. E0E son.
Situate o Mechanicsbure, miles west Of Harris
burg By raj. 18th scholastic year begins septen.
her 9th. uS-eOlm
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A RAILROAD BOND
AND
REAL ATE MORTG a
Combined.

IL lis T:5cS Gold Bonds the Northern Pacific Esil-
rcsd Jonrany furnishes % the public au invest
.Gsnt security which Combines the really negoi.a-
bility, The convenience, AMI the high credit II a
hrstclsss railroad bond with the sciidity and safety
OF o real estate mortgage on land worth al least
twice the amount loaned.
they are offered az rsr in currency, ssd yfel1 3
HANDsOME PROFIT &c those exchanging s eSs.
The bonds are first and only mortgage on the
road, its equipments and earnings, aud also on
land grant which, on the com pletion of the road will
average 49, 900 acres TO each mile Of track.
They are issued I'm denominations from Sle 20
Si,co Coupon, and alUc 70 $40 900 Registered, have
thity years run, bear intores. of 80 cent.
In gold, and are EXEMPT from UNITED
STATES TAX TO the no
The semi annual interest on the Registered Bonds
Ia paid with GOLD CHECKS, sent to the post o.sce
address Of the holder.
All marketable Stocks and Bonds received In ex-
change, without expense 70 the investor, at their
highest current prices.
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THE SCHsrs CASE DEcipED.-In the case Of
Henry Scherf before the police court yestsra,1
Garged with neglect to keep the price Iist in =
cor spicuous place in his restaurant the in -
4 NJ him so, on the ground that lager beer Was
not Enumerated on the list.
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ICE u!

ICE! 1C8u 1CBm
FOR SALE
Large Quantity of NORTHERN ICE Just ar.
rived which am selling at lower prices than any
Ice Company in the city. Gall at wharf foot Of 9Th
street.
au6-eo3tS u. l.. FAY.
THE COLUN BAN COLLEGE,
WASHING Ton, d. C.
Ths rr,ersra'0ry Department ore sept. 18th 49,
re Medical Department, :. Oct. a..
FOR CATALOGUES, containing full Information
in regard to the several Departments, address the
President,
Iy17 tu th. Is ,toclQ JAS. O. WILLING,
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INSURANCE COMPANIES
A RE I0U INsUREDr

iNSOhANSh CpMfANl ES.
A RE IoU INsUkED.
The BERKsHlRE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, n Pnt-aeld. Mass oreanir-a
lSsli Assets nesriy $4,000 600. has hsd
successful sNF~risuoe q twenty gears.
Lossss paid IN ISL, SmSls. m
twenty years, esq 80.
uanp.T T 1a S.n, de- =, ,oei. tn Eci. Il
ne Insurance Tor th- f6I anonaf ~ r. ~ t,
Ssn.tSd tn F ss,9. y ss5d !, ssye 30.
'nio'! premium "A t 81 ia::foa year. and SAY.
!: /: /: +: !: : ::
BkRksHiRk' ana i s SHsrs sSleE issei - the
wealth. q sssssohGs.'ts Cal aud rssd oertiSe.ts.
tors Who have been raid the fnil ST,s si.naistrA
And eeirs " srreArs ron one % three yssrs Al me
PHIL, n. WEIGH.
Je'is COS street, 2ssSnie fs8pi..
THE "F. s FIRE INsUR.
OF ILADEPHIA,"
CHARTERED 1928.
CASH ASsKrs, 50 500 OO0-LoSsxs pam ~
1871. ca 900 600. AN a.
hLa..n q. 8AkEH. President.
s.ALLlSTER, Vice Presissnt.
hhko' n. krGER, secretary
II LEWIS BLACRFoap.
WASHING ron ACEyr.
slsskNKNTH sTgIkI NV.
IL tranEiiE Fir Insurance Comra,,. q. par.
III ga nov ~ fts 4St year. Is a. w. $50, =, -
TyYn.trr - the philosopher whose na,ra 4, h. -
" IN ssp'tAi Il csgS.a, n has a cast arerT,ris
pa ~ bss 40 stspstcs, Law -suits I'D M, n,so
- 10y Iuthiuly That the " Prank lin a pbi.9,Y-
1.tss ss no. tuly faithfully, sad libsrsy a.
pas urty years. lt has issuet near ero sS,Ss
sHanta rolleles, aud has paid many niiIjops ~
After tie great Chicaso IRE ,he"F-.,s,,,,
sLabied 70 pay is entire loss =, : .,a 80
~i'nout GAZING IN any Of lite permAuerf
81 soon afterwards declared its rsns; Ss..st,
If"sdsSd a. ten PEI osHf. coif ~ S~""h
Call at the Insurance ooms OF
HANSON BLACKBOARD,
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ANs SsNkh YOua PROPERTY IN TBp
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CAPITAL S200 900,
DIRECTORS:
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Jesse Il. Wilson. Cbsries Ed,nno-..o-
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~ PER CENT. DISCOUNT

UNTIL SEPTEMBER Isr,
We sre Offering our entire stock Of
LADIES' AND MEMS FURNISHING GOODS
except Custom Shirts, ar
Ten PER CENT. DISCOUNT ON ALL CASH
SALES.
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CHEAT FIRST CLASS LUNcH.-By reference
20 his advertisements else where IL will be seen
that fTeund viii be prepared, on and after
Monday next, 10 furnish lunches in a style and
At prices heretofore unknown in the CITY. Mr..
Freund's new place, opposite TIE SrAR Office.
IL one Of the most attractive OF its Kind TO be
found anywhere, and We hope his new f,ature
will become as popular as IL deserves