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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-05

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cell, hen @ldubisen ieiner Oi0eele aera-
tben bat, bas 2eien bes bortisen ,,gom-
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peri3ieoenen 2dnbern gu perbd6tisen.
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mereiaD bas oolltommene 3e9t 3u, uns su
iniultiren. aber mir beanipruden basiel-
be We9t feline Sniulte 3uriidsuweiien. @ir
t0nnten mebrere 9aummern bes telegraph"
NIT aussiisen aus ieinen epalten BON
mebreren Wo9en, Wlonaten unb Sabren
ber. anfilen. in uel9en Mles, mas Dos.
belt sesen uns ielbit unb uniere Mittat6o.
liien in allen 9beilen Der Welt, sesen un-
fern @laaben unb uniere Gitten erFnnen
tonnte, bic gum giel pieberbolt uoroen 1T.
90 perb0bnt tdsli& Oieienisen um ibres
@laubens tuillen, ,pel9e ale Ratbolifen
perebren. aber ni9t bebbalb allein rufen
mir: .@ebt bas elenbe glatt aut !" Seine
III enti9ieben unsldubis, wenm
ni4t atbeiitii& seworoen. Debbalb iasen
mir unb eriu9en ole, tpel9e um unler ltr-
tbeil uno uniern Ratb ettpas seben, gu ia-
gen: rStelen sic bic Senbuns bes ,gom-
mereial' an uns ein."
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ueroen. 2eiber sibt es iiberau nod ga.
boltten, mel4e bic @efabr bes 2elens BON
Bldttern, bic unsIdubise fenben3en per-
olsen. ni&t 5u tennen i9einen. YFi&t
ines ieben Oberbirten un6 zines ie6en
5eeliorsers 1T es, feline Seerbe 3u uarnen
lub iie auf benz suten pfabe su baIten,
nag au4 bic unsldubise preKe i@reien u. |
tiirmen. 70 piel Re min.
Sn 8aibin9ton bate cine Oae-
Iation BON grom. unb Ute Snbianern |
lnterreounSen NIT bem Setretdr oes Sn-
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Re9ieruns lie auf cine &eierpation peruie=
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5teine befdnben uno baB iein stamm fein
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Der eetretdr bes Snneren ermieberte ba-
auf. bab bic &esieruns in Nnertennuns
er frieoli4en 9altuns Der Grows ibr
3eitm0sli&ites fur fe tbun peroe. Sic
ties min mon cine Runbreile in ben sr0b-
m etdbten bes 0anbes MAIDEN lakem, um
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Ra&t Der Weiben Su seben.-Oie pola-
is-llnteriu&uns purbe am %. October
eenbet. Dr. 8iNeI tuirb big CUR gouen-
une Der neuen Rarte bes Volarmeeres in
eaibinston bleiben unb tempordr Dem
'mitbionian.S .Snititut beiseseben perben.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-12

minutes was the allotted time for dis
cassion to each participant. In the
evening, in lien of exercises down on
the programme, Rev. Mr.. Staples was
orla;ncl as the minister OF the church
at Friendship. The ordination cere-
monies were solemn and deep feeling
was evihced by all who were called to
take part. in the ceremony. Prior to
the ceremonies, Rev. F. B. Doe, of
Ripon delivered a grand sermon that
warmed the hearts of house of hear
ers. Thursday morning was devoted
to prayer and discussion, the subjects
being :-s'Personal Obligation of the
individual members of the Church to
the Prayer Meeting" led by Rev: J..
w. Perkins. "What can the churches
do to develop the working power of
young christians led by F. W. Fair
field, and ''What is the proper work of
the christian church in procuring re-
vivals p led by Rev. B. S. Baxter:
After the discussions. Rev. A. 0.
Wright of New Lisbon gave an excel
lent sermon, followed by the celebration
of the Lords Supper, when the conven-
ton adjourned, to meet at Elroy, Ju-
neau Co., next June. The meeting
was full of interest to its close. And
those who imagine that a convocation
of ministers such as this has been, in
wolves q raight laced riged decorum,
where it were sin to laugh, are re-
qucsted to attend the conve ntion in
June, AMI see how much of fun there
is peat up in the ministerial Anatomy:
The following is list Of clergymen
in attendance and the churches repre-
scented.
II. X. Bushnell, Aurorayille and Pine
River; D: II. Campbell, Big Spring
and Westfeld II. McCheshey, Eaton
and Quincy; P. R. Staples. Friend
ship; r. NJ. Webster. Grand Rapids
J. W. Donaldson, Hancock and Colo
ma; W. c: Hicks, kilbourn City ; W.
W. Jones, Kildare and Monroe B.
5. Baxter, M4uston and Elroy J. W.
Perkins, New Chester /; 4: o. Wright;
New Lisbon:
The following delegates were in at
tenlan ce.
Enos Seward, l.. B. Stowell, II. B.
Philleo, DR. c. D. Woodruff, I: II.
Hubbard, A. A. Walbridge.
A. 0. Wright was chosen moderator:
We think our people all agree that
they have enjoyed right good time.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-12
Common Council PrOce edings.

City of brand Rapids, April 5th, 1873.
Council met pursuant to call of Mayor Lunt.
Present, Aid. Reeves, Stevenson, I1asbrouck
Worden.
Mayor Lunt states that the object Of the meeting
WIS TO take INTO cons Iteration the subject Of pur-
oh sing fire eng for the city, and as there is to
he I, public trial Of engines at Appleton on the 9th
inst, would recomu end the appointing OF u com
at,ce TO visit Appleton and investigate the sub
iect
After some DISCUSSION Aid. Reeves moves that the
VI ,yor be nppo ntel Of committee o!
thr, c---t,e to ,no, the other two members, and
hat thy he instructed and authorized to visit p
p eton in bclIaf of the city, and investigate the
.ttcr of fire eng ne Mot On carried.
AID. Worlen moves that the committee pay their
expenses. Motion carried:
Mayor Lu It apo uts Aid. Wordcn Stevenson
ls the other members Of such committee
GA motion Couhcil ad journs.
C. 0. DAKEE,
City Clerk.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-12
Probate Notice, Guardians
safe.

Adams County Court. In Probate In the
matter Of the guardianship OF the Minor heir
of Augusta L. Scot deceased.
office is hereby given, that by virtue and
~ pursuance o. an or'ter ofiicense ma ie In
said matter. the 10Th day OF March. A. D.3l13,
by the County Court Of sail County the nnder-
si.ne / guardian OF Minnie l.: Scott, Minor child
an; heir Of Augusta /. Scott, will on the 18th
day OF June 4. d. 1873. . clock. in The fore
noon. at the OF opa!fo-d i Comp ION. Grand
i.ipi is, offer for :sie ptibiic vcnue the iol-
lowing ,iescssisel lands. 10 ~tt Lots No. 3, 1.
5 nj g. In block No: Il: liz Seeses addition,
tira,.i kaa.is. !: ao.t County, Wisconsin,. The
OF sale vii. he made snown a: the end
place &c. 3w.
t Datei i.aid RAPIDS. ,sey y. 1873.
!. +. SMITH Guardian.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-12
SD3xllAGuS.

State Of Wtsconsi.s-Ea III. Cirta:t Court Of Wood
cosaty.
George Neeves ART George 4. Moves, partnors
do.ag business IL tie i. N n.i.HG OF de"iso
Neeves II Son, Plaintiffs against j. \. hoDo,
I-cntAtnt.
The ,s-at4 Of Wisconsin. to the above named
Fc;en ianf ! ou hereby >uinihohai anu re-
auirel To ansser the complaint IN tnis acf1on,
waIch will he flea III the othce o. the Clerx III
this Cnurt At hi. o.:j.e in the City o; Grand Rap
IDS IN so,l County ami serve Il copy " rotsf an
s,er o me SUBSCRIBER al his once IN the City Of
Grand RAPIDS in SID County, within twenty
DAYS nj, ar The service hereof. exclusive of tho
dav Of such service: ana ii yoa fail to ansWe.
the com Iaint aforasast, the plaintiffs Will
take !. l.eulent against you for the SUN of three
huoiretl and fourteen dollars arl twenty -one
cents With interest thereon frol- the first day Of
and seyeItv-three, besides tie costs of this
ton. ,
Witness. The iIonaraba George " Cate. Judge
c. SAL. cauft, O! trat4i Rapids n saia County.
this 2lst aay Of -.sFfi, 4 D issS.
tE.ls. NJ WEBB,
Plaintiff +, Attorney
70 "A. nooh, 6efe12.a. shave named You
will AXE notice 'ha q, co,c plan. in Ia. abo~c
SUMMONS mentioned vas ire IN tho once Of :, a
olorz oi the uiraIi- Tart o. Noou Coun.x. "n
s-s - - . Il -. -si5.
DAeed LAY -. io.-.
CiAS. NJ. EBB.
GlsiuGI's AttArns@.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-12

City of Grand Rapids, Monday. April 14th, 1873.
Council met pursu INT to adjournment.
His Hon. NJ ,yor Luat in chair
Present, ALL Reeves, Stevenson; Purdy, NJ Her,
Wordcn L Nccves.
Council proceed to fix salary of City Clerk for ell
u NJ yer.
Aid. Reeves moves that iary be fixei at $500, to
he III full Tor all duties pertaining to Clerks office.
ALL Stevens IN moves that salary be fixed at $500
to be ia full all duties pertaining to Clerks Of
fee.
All. Neeves moves that salary be fixed at $4,000
Vote taken On AID. Reeves motdn. Motion lost
by following vote:
Aye, Reeves.
No, Stevenson, Miller; purdy, Neevesh worden;
Vote taken mo.ioh of All. SteFeason, and mo-
ton carr ed by following sote:
Ave stevaasoa, Reeves, Piriy, Miller l. Necves.
No Worden.
s,ary of CITY Attorney fixed at $500 by follow :
ing
Aye VI Her, Purify, Necves Vorden.
No, ;. cveIson Reeves.
5 ..ar, of city Physician l,=ed at $500:
Aye, purly, NJ er, Worden & Neeves:
No, Reeves & Stevenson.
Council proceeds to eject City Clerk
An informal ballot taken ascertain *hc are
candidates; with foliGw :ug results.
&C Baker--2 vo,esi f. W. Bnrt--2 votes; W,
p. II .Cotinick--1 vote j: Z: IngrAham--l vote.
Formal ballot taken.
c. O. b .ler received three votes and Jas. Z. In.
graham received three votes.
M.yor Lunt cast decdn. vote in favor OF {. O..
Baker.
T. .. Baker declared daily elected City Clerk for
he e'isuins, year.
g.. 10, t.hca or City Attorney,
Firs, b.si'ot,
{. VI. Wc3b received votes; L. T, Powers re-
&c We / vote; G.. Il. Gardaer received vote; i.
| 0. ass.dy received vote.
| Second ballot.
| c. NJ. Webb received votes, G. r. Gardner re-
| ce we'd votes.
c. NJ. Webb declared elected City Attorney 70,
ensui g year.
| voeslaen for City Physician.
| G. +. W tier received 3 votes; NJ. A. Mosher re-
;evel votes
Mayor Luas cast deciding vote III favor of c. +
| !. tier
g. F. Witer declared du y elected City rh. sioia1
| OF ensuing year.
A I. Seeves e.actel as President Of Council fol
~ year
: ny of City Marshal's bond fixed at $4,000
: Treasurerss 81 -" $40
| Bond OF L. P. Powers. City Treasurer, preseute%
| md approved
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-12
SSlsNlHOHS,

State ej nisconsin-In the Circuit Court osf Wood
County
Samuc, T. Bourne. Plaintiff against Betsey D.
Bourne.
The Safe ofW isccnsiu.-To Betsey y. Bourne
CURED to answer the COMPLAINT OF tn" shove
namel plaintiff which Is on file Ia the Of
fee CT the clerk of this court. and serVe a cory
of your answer o. the subscribers ut their Office
in the city OF La Crosse. u L., "ithia twenty
da's after the service hereof. exclusive Of ths
day of sa@,, service; AM il you taii to answer
the complaint Us aforesaid the plaintiff viii ap
pir TO tic court for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
SToGDILL 4 DANIELS.
Plaintiff Attorneys.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-12

See James Millor's new abr, the
Home, AMI Home Shuttle Sewing Ma
chine. The reputation Of these ma
chimes is \. l. AMI Mr.. Miller is SELL
iar number Of them Those poste
in machine working speak in the nigh
est terms of both styles.
The Tribune says nov is the
time to plant cats-rows six feet apart
bury deep, and you will have quiet
nights rest after planting.
Five in hill is not too many, young
kittens nee / not BE- pushed for early
use. It will not come amiss to thor
oaghly soak the seel in the river by
means Of rope and stone attachment
before planting. or where the garden
room is required for pups.
PERSONAL---VERY., Murrish called on
us yesterday He is looking up our
fire sand and kaolin interests. Our
people are under heavy obligations to
Prof. Murrish and We hope they rea-
lie it.
Master Geo. Wood arrived home
from Madison last Monday, via. To-
nah road.
Over the TOmah Road. A COM
pany of rivermen charterd train on
the Tomah road last Tuesday, and ar
rived in Grand Rapids in twenty-four
hours from the lower Mississippi.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-12

!, d not i I,GF i I.S miyel freight and
kr tram Nh NM ' n'n1,nafrt!ng With passenger
b ! NSfrl' tnI, leave l'rand Rapids at
r+a is,1 N der at 5:o5 \. NJ, reach
apI5ss a ri, =; viii leave Green Bay
FRA tresn'' 80 a.. jri!sys at is \. n,
v edif+po ~ :. sci p. NJ. Leave
'rah0Tl a - Thursdays AMI Satnr-
saEIi> i i"e arri..f,- It Green Bay at 5:ie
- a. d. : y. N. hELi1, oupt.
,rIIry, ten'l Freight Agent.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-12
CITY Of Grant K.pids. AMI 18th,

City Of Grand Rapids, April l5,a; 1917
Council met pursuant to adjournment.
His Hon. Mayor Lunt in chair.
Present, Aid. Stevenson, Purdy, Worlen s Neeves
The following persons having applied Tor Saloon
license for the ensuing year,
On motion, Ordered That upon the filing Of til G
proper bonds, ana the receipt of the City Treasurer
or the amount be paid for such License that license
be GRANTED to the following named persons 20 bear
date April 10Th, 1873.
Frank pomainvile. z. LaBleux, II. Be.ancer &
Bro; Q. voyer, F. Russell, A. Arp:n, y. C!osu:,
Joseph Russell, Vim. Roche TIE said persons to
have until the next meeting of the Council, in
which to prepare and file their bonds FOR approval.
Bond of r. pomainve presented and app owed.
On motion, the Ma, or appoints AID Neeves
Purdy as a commit to invest gate and report in
the matter of house Of NJ. Donney taken and used
by City as Pest House.
Council adjourns until April 2lst, at O'Clock ?.
NJ.
c. 0. BAKER,
City Clerk.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-12

COlnubial.-We are called upon
to chronicle the sud len taking Of of
our young townsnan Mr. William
King. His last hours were as compla-
cent as June morning. Bro. Cole,
the e.rccu'ioner. We don't see as these
examples of capital punishment stop
the tide of--loye a single bit; for
We learn that there are others who are
meditating, and unless closely watche
viii perpetrata matr;nory. The bri-
dial party took tAe morning train for
Green Bay after the ceremony, where
they enjoyed huge time, returning
Saturday last.
Now we've Just a worl to say. We
don't know as it is any OF orr business,
but the whole state has ilst been ayita-
ted by the action Of two great railroad
corporations wed ling one another, and
pooling their earnings; and now we
have the matter brought right home to
us, only Oh snaVer scale Mr.. King
we object. IF these meat markets pro
pose to get ~ corner on steak, AMI
sirloins, an roi5t5, all sich, we want
to know it. D,wn on m)1op )lies !.
say the people, ana that is all the Kin.
cares. We presume the twain actej
on the theory that the King can do nc
wrong, which is right. The Net prot:
its Of the concern will be now King
ny income. We wish the House .
happy reign, My all their weighs be
wei -hs OF pleas ,rtncss, AMI all THEN
paths be paths Of peas, and may lit
tic Prince Of peace by all by walk
among them an perfect love foreyc,
cast out every lone Of contention.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-12
City OF Granl Rapids, April It'll, 1873.

city OF Grant Rapids, April It'll, 1873.
Council met His Hon. Mayor Lunt in chair.
Present, AID. Stevenson, Miller, Purly Il Wor-
den.
Bond Of VI. C. Woodwork, Police Justice, presen-
ted; and mot on approved.
On motion, Council adjourns until Monday, April
18th, 1878, At =. O'Clock p NJ
c. 0. BAKER,
City Clerk.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-12

,os { Organs. -philleo & Co.
A Or,,ns AMI Pianos, and keep
l. stock. They have been APP
II sole agents for the county for
ke5r4tel >chomaker Pianos.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-12

8ato Bl->. We had supposed
ere to be relieved from any farther
he from these little devils but it
We are disappointed. They are
BEL thicker than ever, and twice
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-12
Mo.oI -Eantralia will erect q

4 Hotel, -Centralia will erect a
bnssnl dollar hotel this summer,
far ceatraiia. Ncssrs. Garrison
IRE an other solid men of the
10 burg will be the backbone of
stitatiOn
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-12

have receive. t:ts agency fer this superior
Machine for Grand hapiis AMI Ccntraiia. Tho
merits ct The wheeler anl Wilson Machines
are to well known to require display Of Their
merits other than through their workings. /
am nY-pare.i to supply nera,.srs ,utfies fuckers
needles and machine OIL to I'll parties desiring
thes5 things. Persohs desirdus Of procuring =
sewing machine are relue>te! 10 call AMI exam
the Wheeler Il Wilson before purchasing, at my
residence Just corth of the Roche House.
MPS. KIRK PATRICK
Grand Rapids, june 1.tn, 1913 emo
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-12
\ fa'n">t!c Sewing Machine.

/ promised to notice this sterling
pm last week, bit frilal so to do
f. Of so''a We lroppcl into
vie tie Other day, AMI exam
Y little woal2r. We found it
/ y We "sTe c,2,h!e of jnI.iar,
y. !; Is represented. It's work is
|r,"'I' e'e1ly ione, AL the stitch
@,S' ea@eis Yoa II M 4 to, which
- .f'''am as Shakespeare said
4e'o1tly TO be Wished" though
''s As vas not taking about
= :, n'e}nes. The inventor claiihs
domestic fifty points of excel
: ''l We advise our lady friends
:, UT. Cole 5 and see the fifty
excellence, AMI examine the
-. - One advantage the DO
"'S i the complete simpleness
!. s'a1rae'ion. No cor wheelsar
1%' = Maehi 'ery, hence the noise
n entirely done away with.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-12

lex. -Mr. Lavigne informs us
{ will be prepared to deliver good
in any part of the city in about
eeks, for eleven dollars a thols-
>ow our people neei not fad
! tor putting up lath ami null
H.. or wooden structures.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-12
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

n2ise of School Board, Grand Rapids Wis,
~ June iih 1873.
Sea ed proposals will De received by the brand
Rapid School Board up t. july 5th, at clock
Z. Nj, for the construction of Il School Building
for sail district, on tt c ground owAe1 by. and at
present occupied by sail district, as storage
grounds for the stone to be used in said construct
ion.
Separate bids will be received for the wool
work, the mason work and the painting work.
National bdnk. The contractor OF contractors
viii be required to give bonds in double tho
amount Of contract price, TO be approved bv tho
Board. The Board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
SETH REEVES. Direstor,
J. +. LUNr, Clerk,
II. r. PIILLEO, Treasurer.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-12
Wanted. a Blacksmith.

want q black nith, one who ua .erst;.p5s the
u 5tssia"ss shnroaahiy. To sach an one. will
sell sis y atss L1t..S a.,a he b,IsE him
self j.. coftaect ion with ny WAGON shop, or he
can. # sat,tactien be given, get pernane nt sit
CHARLES IERSHLEB.
ctand Rapids Wis June 5h. ISIS. If
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-12
A ProD:tiols Season TO" Llm.

before enjoyed the pleasure OF "settln9
down every lo.. For years drive at
ter drive has been hang up, and the
cutting of successive years hal well
nigh gone to make dams and fill W
pockets. but this spring everything
seems 10 have got out in the general
and continuing fool everywhere. The
Mississippi lumber dealers need not
think that because of this stroke OF
good luck our manufacturers will glut
the market. No, they will saw AMI
pile, All when the great southwest
want lumber bad enough to pay for it
what it is worth. they will either raft
it in or ship uia. rail; but they don't
propose to sacrifice a dollar. They can
stand it to, for you might As we'll try
to bust the hinges Of Uibralter as to
break Wisconsin lumbcrman.
r. Z. Meeting. - The old veteran
Campbell, the genuine white clover
"Oll BeeswaA whose teoacity in rail
road business may be likcnel to the
sticking power Of twenty-four cent
postage stamp on foreign letter. ar
rived in our city last FrilAy in compa-
ny with Geo. 0. Clinton, with whom
spades is trunps always; he who says
to this hill ''remoye w." and the hill
goes hither with alacrity.
Their object in visiting our city was
to ascertain what could be done in the
direction of renewal Of the all votel
two years ago to the Portage rool.
Mr. Campbell has just returned from
Elrope, accompanied by an English
Engineer who proposes looking over
the line AMI reporting to English CAPT
talists. If his report shall be favorable,
the road will be built the present season;
if uafavorable, Mr.. Campbell will be
up stump. ana will Of course seek
some ether scarce to procure the funds,
for they must come, if the old gentle
man has to live four or five hundrel
years to fetch it. The oil man has
all most demonstrated thu. blool can
be made tc flow from a stone
When it hal became noisel about
that .'Old Reeswax was in the city,
our people felt as Joseph did when he
went out to meet his father, and
meeting was callel for the evening,
which was ATTENDED by nearly all our
business men. Mr. Campbell stated
"wbat ailel HANNA and the people
readily conceded that they knew how it
was themselves, and therefor very
! unanimous feeling was manifest in favor
of giving the Portage road some 3d.
600 acres OF Ian |, AMI bonus OF
$4,000, city all. To this proposition
there WAS unanimous "Aye,' minus
| two-olr oil frien |. tn will .Iibernian,
one OF the best fellows ia the world,
who We believe wolll vote "No" il he
was gong to be hang, anl-Docs
/ Witter, who was Mt in the room. The
Portage RoAl hts host of friends all
through the country, AM in all pro51-
bility It viii be 51It By another Janu-
airy if or people secoal the e1)rt NJ.
Campbell is milking. Let Us have the
Portage Rail Roll.
/ EDITOR REPORTER,
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Old Iron.

Grass and Copper wanted at the Grand Rapids
Foundry and Machine Shop.
If JOHN RABL1S.