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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-09-07
FLOUR ! FLOUR !

T AN now prepared to make No. |
L Family Flour. sni can promise that
the ,iue for bad fur i. part. except for
bad wheat. am grinding principally
for the souctry, and respectfully ak nv
frisnds To depoeI, ,hsit bread With me-
or not. a. they choose, but ! sm not soIe
TO advance -four on wheat. and oil &C
count, over drawn will ne charged 81
currsni reisi. rates. So bnog The ~heS1
when you come for -four.
GEO. W. FOX.
Sep7 o.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-09-07

lsy" COUNTY CoURT.-Underthe new
Constitution, the following have been
elected and will constitute the members
of ;hc County Court of Jefferson Coun-
ty:-
President-WM. II. kABLE.
Char!cstown Township-Hiram o.
Bannon and Il. G. Washington.
Neutrality-suspicious. +. Smith ana Mer-
edith Helm.
Potomac-E. G. W. Herr and VIM.
RightstIne.
shcpherd-Wm. Lambright and W.
b. Daniels
Bolivar-Johu 7. HeLkle and John
G. Cocllrell.
Harpers Ferry-Bazil Avis and ). J,
Kern.
Osburn-Solomon Fleming and 5. l.,
Rissler.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-09-07

CoLoNIzNG.-Be Harmed in Time.
The Hagerstown Mail has the follow
ing to which we ask the attention OF
our readers:-"A correspondent OF the
Baltimore Gazette, writing from hee-
dysville, mentions two startling lnstan-
ces of contemplated fraud equal tothose
cases exposed in Philadelphia by Nc
Clure. On last Friday week the 20
tomac & Winchester Rail- DAD brought
to Weverton between 80 and 40 negro
men from Charlestown, and on the fol-
lowing day another lot from Harrison
burg. Both lots took the Washington
County Railroad cars for Hagerstown,
and thence the Cumberland Valley HAL
road to Pennsylvania. Each band OF
spurious voters was in charge ola white
man who paid their way, and treated
them with marked kindness. They
were mostly young, equipped with hay
ersack, and there was no pretense that
they were under any business engage
ment. The Charlestown lot were bound
for Chambersburg and the other tor
Harrisburg. Watch them !!
Thus it is that the GRANTEES seek to
vote the negroes of Virginia and Mary
lank in Pennsy lvania, by gangs, In or
der to elect Hartranft and Allen, the
representative ofunblushing corruption
over Buckalew and Hartley whose
names are a sufficient guarantee OF Of
fetal purity The time will soon come
when the colored men will not submit
to the degradation OF being treated like
dumb. driven cattle and until they
reach that point they will not show
their fitness for the exercise Of the right
If sutfrare.- ChambersJurg Sprn,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-09-07

SSg" The Legislature of Maryland,
says the Williamsport Pilot, upon two
different occasions, appropriated sums
of money to bear the expense OF bury
ing the remains of the Confederate sol
diers who fell at Sharpsburg, Monocacy
and other places within her border. Is
it not time some information was given
the people as to what disposition has
been made of this money? Not the
first effort has been made toward car
rying out this Christian purpose; not
the first handful of dirt has Maryland
thrown over the decayed bones of these
men-her race, her kindred, ana her
although her people have al
ways seemed anxious to constitute them
selves the especial friends of the Con
tederate living and the Confederate
dead. If Maryland did not intend to
make good the obligationincurred from
these appropriations, she should not
have twice gratuitously made the prof,
fer.
ksy- ]. 0. X. M.-The Greag Council
Of the United States, of the Independent
Order Of Red Men, will hold their an
nual session in Nashville, Tennessee,
commencing on Tuesday the 10th in
slant. All the States are expected to be
represented. West Virginia is entitled
totworepresentativesin that body: John
r. Ray, Esq, of this town, and Hon.
Deitrick Romer, of Wheeling.
WORTH HAvING.-We know of
beautiful girl down about Rocky Ridge
who would prove capital speculation
for fortune hunter Of the right sort,
Her voice is silver. her hail of gold. her
teeth Of pearls, her cheeks of rubies and
her eyes OF diamonds Cutoctm Ciar-
ion
HsE~ And have YOU only one Of that
kind down in Frederick /? Why bless
your soul we've got whole regiments
of them here.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-09-07

Eg Fire felt comfortable Thursday.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-09-07

Eeg@ SQUARE Ur.-Persons who owe
Us Tor publishing their announcements
as candidates, at the late election, and
tor printing tickets, will please ante ap
Persons vino dance must pay the fiddler.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-09-07

gSs" COLLEGE BoYs.-Mr. John II.
Quigley has returned to Hampden Sid
ney College, VIM, J. Smith has return
ed to Roanoke College, and Charles w.
and Allen ). Reynolds have returned to
MercerSburg.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-09-07

The Era and Cnlon Of Nartinsburg
have united their forces to publish a
daily paper during the Fair, beginning
on TUESDAY next. 1t wiki give full pro
ceediDgs.
70 prevent your hair from coming
out, never let your wife catch You kiss
ing the servant girl.
Several OF cur boys have gone West
to hunt their fortunes.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-07
X. Il. Intelligence.

The Green Bay Road tho past two
weeks has pushed its work with rhusu-
al energy. The construction train is
laying the rail inside the city limit, :
and by the first Of next week the Iron
horse will have crossed over into Cen
tralia. The Construction Cos crew
numbers about one hundred men. The
amount Of iron laid per day, varies
from eight to sixteen carloads, making
from one to two miles Of track. The
Bridge will undoubtedly be completed.
by Saturday.
From the Portage Road we get 10
further intelligence. than that large
force which Is being augmented daily,
is at work ON the Neenah marshes.
The work of finishing the grading
and bridging the Tomah Road is still
progressing \ short tilae, with fair
weather, will complete it ready for the
iron, which. we prodict-tilough con-
trary to general expectatiou--will be
laid before spring.
The train was up from New london,
on Saturday distributing the telegraph
poles, along the line They distributed
them two miles and half west Of plo-
yer, as far as the iron was laid We
learn that the poles are already up as
far as Scandinavia.
The first hand car came over the
track last Saturday afternoon, FROM
New London.
The track ayers will have the track
laid to Grand Rapids, by Saturday or
Monday
The first iron was laid east from
Marrillan, last Saturday, eastward to-
wards yellow River,
The telegraph poles are being now
set along the line of the track. Last
Wednesday, they were set two miles
this side of Scandinavia. They viii
have them up to Ploycr by the first OF
next week.
Last Wednesday the construction
train brought over from New London
two hundred tons of railroad iron, be-
sides large amount Of spikes, FISH
Plates, &c, and one box car load OF
coal and pig iron. for Robb and Rablin,
Grand Rapids. THIS was a pretty good
load for a new road.
Mr.. P. Pixley, has been appointed
section foreman, ~ the section six
miles cas-: from Pi6eer. He came
down from New Lohdon on last Tues
day, and Immediately went out on the
track with his hand CAP and crew OF
men. He is an old railroad man of
eighteen years experience and knows
his business
Mr.. James Hall, of New London.
is to be our Station Agent mt the
ploycr Depot in this village. lie is a
good man for the position
We learn that the side track is to he
extended to Main Street, near Wal
bridge, Perry & Eiatycy's Store,-i' io-
rer Times.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-07
The Election

The Memorable day is past The
battle Sid whcrcon the opposing for
ccs wtFe met for victory or defeat is
'strctn with the dcad and dying from
political baiiois We are among the
wounded, though not slain. The vital
spark is not extinct and rs We pro-
pose to live and dwell among "thc
pines in the years to come we wish
to state distinctly and with no equiyo-
cation that We are to-day. ~ W. have
been in the past, one Of the citizens OF
Wood Co., The Republican tic
ket with possibly two exceptions is
scoopol yes, SCoorEp ~ Tnr WORD
IRE are SCOPE | "htghr mar G@teyscy $
kttr, and the fatal shaft comes from
the friends Of the party, from the
party of which We are an integral part
THEIRS is the honor. For sixteen years
we have struggled to build up the
county, advocating its interests and
asserting its rights openly aud above
board, and though to-day We are
slaughtered in the house Of our friends,
vet, trusting in the honor of our cause
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-07


A New Fairfield man who failc |
to get thirty ceufpine-apple for TWEEN
ty-iive cents, wanted to know "wheth-
er we are breathing tn pure air of
freedom or being strangled with the
fetid breath of a hcllis,r despotism "
The store keeper slid those were the
only pincapplcs he had.
Tho following pathetic note WAS
picked up on 0anbury, Conn, street
Dear Jane | hope you ant mad be-
catsc | didn't lah at YOU when YOU
laft at me last evening at the post-ot-
fna. ant prowd dear Jane but I've
got a Bile under MY arnf and cart laH
as | used to as Heaven ~ my Judge.
Yours truly Henry.
The following is Chicago ferson-
al item: Ear Of Corn and Dirty f~ee,
two Indian beauties, Suppel at the
Briggs last night, receiving asaiduous
attentions from Carry-the- Crow-on-hs-
head and Afraid-of- the Eagle 1t is re-
ported that the parties are engaged
A man in Wilmington, Del,
whose icli,,gs have been disturbed by
the impertincucc of the local press,
writes to the CoHaofc,'oi of that city.
to know ifhe has got right to white
wash his chicken coop.
We are told now that 'ctignons
fall en- cotcade down the back and rip
pie under waves Of lace which tumble
in chaotic confusion from the top of
the new, fiat crowned hats. That is
so much swccter than waterfall.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-07
Editorial Convention.

TAt .troph annnal nicotine Of tho North East
%h WISCONSIN Presr Association viii be held NJ
thp (stF II Stevens Point. Commencing n .
P'cotk =, ", the 2nlh Of Noycmheg. lS12' fhg
ycssip} viii close in time for those wing Gust OF
Stevens Point to return on the . T.. VI train IN
the 2lst Arrangement. are being mndc for .
aiscful and pleasant session. nni IL l. earursty
hopcd that every nnpcr IN tho counties of fnnd
"a I4o winnebago. Green Lake, Wansharn.
N,npara, Marquette, Calumet. >hchoyran, ont
AN mic Brown. Door. Oconto, MauitGwor, Ike
wauneo. Wood, Portage and Marathon will have
q, least one representative each in the t"nveh
ton, In the evening there will he publir meet
ing, 1t which time Tia. annual nddress vi be de-
ivcrcd by Capt. j y. Stone. "f the Apneton
Tim',. 4 poem will he read by Horace b.
BOUNDS, ESQ.,. Of the Oshkosh journal and Cot.
L, r. Robinson. of the Green Bay Adcocat@, will
read an obituary on the death Of Hen tieo. liyer,
lat, editor Of the Oshkosh Sttmes.
Editors desiring To- attend the Convention will
please send thuir names To Secretary John
l1,ks Of Oshkosh, an or before the lst Of No
vG nhor 50 thai The necessary passes may b. -e-
ct red
7. A. " ATnpTS, President.
ions llicte, Secretary.
Fond du Lac, Oct, lst, 1879.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-07

Sta.c # W'iscoastn-M hs circuit Cotrt .
lfaod county,

Sta.t # WIscoasm-h n, circuit ,otrt II
Ifood county.
VIM ?. Mccormick. Plaintiff, against Hannah
r. hay aud Richard Shay, Defendants;
b. virtue of and pursuant to u decree Of fore
closure and sale, rendered IN the above entitled
act i1a on the l+th day of August iS12. at a gcu-
oral ,,rIr Of the Circuit Court for he Comfy If
Wool api dockcted on the said nth day Of
August fUr she sum of -llt.tS md $50 costs.
shan expose for sale, aud .elI to the highest bid
ar Tor cash. ct be front door Of the court house
in he city Of tiraHd Rapids Saiurlav. the
Iir} ,lay Of Dr-rrqher 4. y. ISL at > % ciurA in
the al. crnouu OF Eltd day, the premises and rcal
estate mentioned %. 'ait mprtaage AMI judy
mont and described - follows to-wit The
north cast quarter Of trr north cast quarter Of
Srrtion thirteen Cd TrvHsAip twenty three,
~ north Of RANGE fiNc, 90. inst. and the north
half ot the north west quarter " section vlEh-
teen. Qs) township twenty -thrrr, tI}l north 81
Range six. uD east, or SO much thsrs i a. shall
L. srces.lr.. u s.tistl aid Judgment and cost.
iIatrl Snc III uiilcg nraud Rapid, October
II. II. COMPTON. Sheriff.
gl.s. NJ webb Attorney tor Plaintiff.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-07

*szfr
Another terrible casualty at sea
is reported. The Steamer Missouri
IF the Atlantic mail line was burned off
about - miles from land on the - i
inst She had about ninety souls on
board Of whom twelve only were saved,
We clip from the kilograms of our
exchanges
Key West, Oct 30.-Thc steamer
Anna which arrived here this after
noon from nassau, brought intelligence
Of the burning of the Atlantic Mail
Line steam' hip Missouri, en- routc from
New York to Havana, OF all the
persons on board only twelve are
known to he saved The captain and
crew Of tao Inflated vessel are said to
be among those who persisted,
DISPATCH FROM THE coMpANY's
AGENT.
New York, Oct ~, Mr. II. j.
QninQn, Treasur er Of rl-e Atlantic Mail
Line, furnishes the following dispatch
received by that company, in relation
t. the loss Of the steamer Missouri
Nassau, via hey West, Oct. 30
Ia H. H. QWmza, Ts3amrer othe
.ltioatic Noit Steamship Company
The Missouri was harmed at sea,
twenty-five miles from .&baco Five
of the crew and he following passen.
gers were saved Geo, Thackeray
John Ripus, Enrique Yqnco, Wilbur
Tunnel, James Gu tier, I}milus Outer.
bridge, and Ebenezer Saunders, colo
ed. There is but ht,,Ie hope of the rest
Of the crew and pa, ,sengcrSt. Particu.
lars by the mail stea mer NINA, at key
West, is waiting aus ser,
(Signed) JOHNSON
Quinan says # he above dispatch
covers all the iutoimt ton this company
has received in rel; ton to- the loss Of
the steamer Missouri | infer that
our agent first learned Of che disaster
from the passengers and crew saved,
who doubtless land. ID at Nassau. The
dispatch wa, torw arded lroin Nassau
to Key West by this compamy's steam,
err Anna, which service was probably
performed by her only after every hope
Of saving life had passed.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-07

Whcii, tho time c,nirc. Tor whlcsi the NJ
port,r has been raid, ar will H. rt.lrkei npn"
ste the .abscrbefs maine. and ihoy lie tesataed
~ an invitation to rene",
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-07

Thus from this brief canvass Of the
matter we conclude that the Green
Bay & Lake Pepin Railway will be 4
highly important and profitable road,
both as regards the transportation Of
freight and passengers.
We heard one of the most successful
railroad mcn in the country, WIN ias
not Il particle Of interest in the g. b.
a l.. r. R'y, remark the other day
that he looked upon it rs having 'the
brightest future Of any road in the
country.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-07
Respectfully
). Y G.


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OF statements "'th "A'3n we e'nn''
agree ~ the Toast par'''aiIr' " '''i' "
ma" Is honest IN ms conyirt'o"9' a. W.
oe''e'c M D. ~ e. 10 ne we can
hoar'''y accord 70 MN Pon"' audience
'hoo20 We may ~ honestly p'I'e'e nun
10 DC lao"rihS "hU'r erroneous impress
SONS "h'en must ''u 10 the Sro"ho a.
"'S'ao'o 'h''''"' "'c"''c'''''c o''o' 'o'
'''' q 'e''en'"S 'ri''c'S'h'
we give INC "F'ic'o 'oIorreo To nut Il
passing thought Inc influence drawn
= ~ y. ar"''e Is max Il man 10 DC
truly great ana CHRISTIAN N character
must endow some Nati OF h2armnE
with monies or erect some m onm"nt
to be Se'" OF the world whose base
'ha'I DC g'It'er'NE g'Il' W" gan
agree with our tnend. Too frequently
such gifts and donations are the result
OF love for the praise and adnla,lon
the world loves to give We would Lot
dIsparage such course of action, IA
from it, We love to see 1t, but we do
believe chat more good is done in the
world and for the world by pursuing
Mr. Becchcrs line Of conduct than in
the erection of thousand temples
Nr, Bocchcr in his daily life enters
like a rty of sunshine into thousand
homes of gre at and wicked city: no.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-07
The q. Ii. & l.. Z. Il. L.

'S''"'NiS
In the last three numbers Of our pa
per, we have written articles describ-
ing the cities, village. aud settlements
through which the Green Bay & Lake
Pepin Railway passes, a, to soil, tim
Der, industry, population, &c, giving
the names Of tie business firms IN each
place. We find that there are yet
comparatively bpt few who have much
Of an idea Of The route, correction,
and prospective business Of he road,
rs, the regular tra4. now runniug only
40 miles, it has 10. been brought
prominently befro the public The
object Of this article is to giic a sketch
OF the route so near that any person
can take map Of Wisconsin and trace
it out. The road runs from TT. how
ard IN a generally westerly direction,
varying in places to north-wcstcrly or
south-wc>terlY, but striking Mcmillan,
its junction with the West Wisconsin
Railroad, IN nearly the same latitude
as t'recn Bay.
itrnns through the town Of Howard
and the Oneida Reservation in Brown
County; the towns Of Osborn, Black
Greek, Seymour ard Liberty, ia Outa-
camic County the village Of New
London and towas Of Mukwa, cornr
Of Royalton, Little Wolf, st. Lawrence
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-07
Wood Go. Reporter.

JAS. +. INGRAnAM x CO., PrpLasaEas.
y. B. PiIIt.lE0. Enron.
s. ", NAMES, CoRREsPnNbtTG EniTnR
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-07
BLANK BOOKS.

yHrr ARE Pr Up tNED TO FIRNf~H
w ulnnk Books made to order for Business
Hnuscs All Corporations at Manutactnrers ri
e. m. cfccting saving to them Of Freight
" H. g. PuILLE0 l. CO
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-07

The returns show the election of
the whole Democratic Ticket with the
exception of Mr.. Lavignc. Sheriff. and
Nh +, W Burt, Clerk Of Cir. Court
ON the Republican Ticket. Mr., Pom
croy may possibly be elected. The
returns from Nasonyille viii settle the
matter. We will publish full returns
IN our next issue Grant has p'ol's-
bly, carried the county by 30 majority
Harrison has a mujori'y in the County
against Cady carried by nnfounisd
reports in regard to the latter gentle.
man position on the question If rAis-
io- the Kjlhouu Pam, bat the news
from Adams county indiente his cleo
tion by about geo majority NcplI
and Scott ran ahead of the ticket
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-07

FRIEND Rcportcr II shall ever bear
in grateful remembrance, your kind and
friendly feeling, in opening the columns
of your paper to your humble servant.
I shall therefore trouble you with Il
few remarks on your structures Of my
criticisms of H. W. lscecher,
| can assure YOU that hire mt
looked through any glass darkly J"
but | hare looked through the History
of the Beccher Fanntyi m the last
forty years and that History justi-
fics me in the ground ! have taken
and 10 sophatry ~ yours or general
assertions can raise him to the cmi-
ncnce. thai yott as his alnircr would
wish to raise him.
It /. true that he has been succcss-
full IN drawing from the pocket Of his
Congregation, large salary allow me
-
to ask YOU, what charitable Institutions
mas ne FOUNDER Or caused 10 Dc 'on'io-
ed for the protection and support Of the
suffering poor Of the largo and popu-
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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-23
The Tenacity of Truth.

When a nation as clear-headed as the
Americans once become convinced, from
long experience and observation, that an
article possesses superior excellence as a
medicine, not all the preposterous clamor
Of all the worthless nostrum vendors in
the universe car shake their belief IN its
Efficiency. Truth is a very tenacious
thing, az these worthless arc beginning to
discover. Plantation Bitters has too firm
a hold upon the popular esteem to be in
the slightest degree effected by the cold
water diatribes which the advertisers of
fermented slops, "without a particle of
alcohol" are 80 fond of launching against
alcoholic preparations. The public knows
very we'll that this peerless renovant and
tonic does contain spirits, but it also
knows that they are of the purest and
most wholesome description, viz: fine old
st. Croix, the most active and beneficial
diffuser Of its remedial and invigorating
properties throughout the system which
could possibly be adopted.
E- Pimples on the Face, Eruptions,
Blotches, Scrofulous diseases, and all
sores arising from impure blood, are cur
ed by DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
coyery,
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-23
ChnncarV Sale

C.. b., Ta.!o~. Elnr. &c.,. tt M4arl.
b.. keu~eg, .. 81.
Iuesn.n- -r. dc,g.a rendered IN tl.,
cause by tte ghaurrIy court al Madison
willie, Teun.,af March term. 1872. / vii,
rApu,e % s1ir hy public uurcry tu the
hiph",, bladder Il the rourr. house lour in
.Nadisouylljr, rrrn.. ou the 3uth iny %.
MAY next, gll the right. ttlr rd interest
Of the heir, NJ low nl I. u. R~.pukcu,lp.
deceased, IL and ro the lnud~ oi which said
+. .. Binnkon>hip died seized. =" wit
\ tract oG land containing l2r sore.
more or los. !yin. IN The l2th civil DIS.
trirt of Monroe county, Tcun adjoining
tho bands of Peter Johnson, Oliver Rag.
dale, L. T.. CrDudcrau am e,hers.
TEuMs-Saii lands will be sold %,n|i.ct
tu widows dover, IL M rrcdi; ur twelve
mauths-cNccpt the sum or $50 which 1,
required in hrud-without rhc righr 81
redemption and without regard 10 me
minimum valuation. N"te with approved
security required, and a lien retained ol
s.id land for the unpaid purchase nancy.
$. ? Hale. e. AN.
may , tt.pfSG