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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-09-04
Republican State Ticket.

The Republican Convention recently
eonvening in Madison nominated the
following ticket:
Governor-C. C. Washburne.
Lieut.. Governor-R. Ii. Baker.
Sec'y of State--E. w. Young.
State Treasurer.-O. G. Johnson.
Attorney General-L. I. Frisby.
Supt. of Public Instruction-Robt.
Graham.
Commissioner of Immigration Geo.
P. Lindman.
The denomination of Gov. Wash
burne was foregone conclusion the
acceptable manner in which he has ad-
ministered the affairs of state render
nc him not only the most available
candidate, but really the man for the
position, fact conceded by both dem
ocrats and republicans. He will re-
ceive the support of very many honest
democrats who care for the interests of
the state above the interests and de-
mands of party.
The action of the convention as to
the balance of the ticket reveals the
smashing of states as we some weeks
ago predicted. We, with hosts of
others rejoice that such has been the
action Of the Hon. Body. The ticket
is excellent, and will be supported with
unanimity that cannot fail to be graf
flying to the party whose representa-
tives they most unequivocally are.
Z. II. Baker is resident of Ra-
cine, and is esteemed wherever known.
K. w Young is a farmer residing
in Sank Co. He is in sympathy with
the Patrons of Pusbandry, has been
Clerk of the Assembly, and is in every
way qualified for the duties of the posi-
ton for which he is to be elected.
Ole C. johnson lives in Rock Co.
He is one Of the popular men Of the
state and will be earnestly supported
by his countrymen who demanded his
nomination in the convention. lie is
an excellent man for the position and
will ill the Office Of State Treasurer
with great credit to himself and salts
factionto the people.
L. I. Frisby resides in Washington
Co. is lawyer Of wide repute, anc
among the Germans Of his immediate
locality has an enyiable reputation.
Robert Graham for the office of Supt
of public instruction in the place o
Samuel Fallows is an excellent nomina
ton. Mr. Fallows undoubtedly would
have received the nomination but fo
the fact Of his ineligibility because o
his lately having accepted the position
of Principal of Seminary in Ill
Mr.. Graham will make most worth,
successor Of Mr.. Fallows Our peopl
are somewhat acquainted with Mr.
Graham. he having been in attendanc
at our Institutes in years past.
Geo. Z. Lindman is a man widl
known. Under his supervision til
interests of the Immigrant will be look
ed after with a care insuring to thi
class of people the most perfect justice
and to the state the best possible goo
in the positions they are to assume a
citizens Of the growing commonwealth
The ticket is without exception gram
one and will be elected by an unpreee
denied majority
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-09-04
Public Examination.

A PUBLIC Examination of Teachers for Wood
"a County will be held in the Grand RAPIDS
Der 18th and 18th, 1873.
For those who are not able to attend, an ex
ANIMATION viii be held at the Centralla school
House. on Friday and Saturday, Sept. 10Th and
10Th.
All who desire to teach are requested to be
present at one Of the above places.
d. J. COLE Co Supt
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-09-04

Miss Emily Faithful has written
book entitled Reed shaken with the
wind. Reid of the Appleton Post thinks
it is his biography. UJiqujties.
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET

For G0Uernor,
G. c.. W4SHB URN,
OF LA CROSSE.
For Lieut.. Gorernor,
r. II .B1kER,
OF RACINE.
For Secretary Of State,
Z. ~. YOUNG,
OF sAUK.
For State Treasurer,
OLE C. JOHNSON,
OF ROCK.
For attorney General,
l.. T. FRISBY,
OF WASHINGTON.
For State Supt. Of Public Instruction
ROBERT GR1H4U,
OF wINSEBAGo.
For Commissioner Of Immigration,
GEO. z LINDM4N,
OF MILWAUKEE,.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TION WANTED.

OF John Sheldrck about % years of age, about
six feet high light curly hair fair complexion,
was in Minneapolis MINI. in January 1872.
m: information concerning Mr.. Sheidrick will
De greattully received by his sister Mrs. King at
Grand Rapids, Wis. 33-3m.
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FOR s a. )!

"A FARM of two hundred and forty acres stu
"A ate in the Town of Saratoga. Wood County,
Wis, about five miles from the City of Grand
Rapids. and one mile west of the Wisconsin Riv-
er, Said farm has 120 acres of good meadow land
appropriated TO hay raising. neyer-talling
stream Of pure water runs directly through the
farm, aftording ample watering for stock. Suiic-
lent timber is growing thereon to fence the
bc desired Terms Of sale made known upon
application to John Callaghan. Muskeeon. Mich
or JOHN MCCAMLE1.
31rm3 Grand Rapids, Wis.
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Wood Go. Reporter.

JAS. L. INGRAIAM y Co., PUBLISHERS.
H.B. PUILLEO, EDlFoR.
M. HAINES, CORRESPONDING EDIToR.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Old Iron.

Brass and Copper wanted at the Grand Rapids
Foundry and Machine Shop.
If. JOHN RABLTN
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OUR AGENTS.

Geo, 7. Rowell & Co., 70 Park Row. New York
and s. Nj. Pettngll L Co., 81 Park Row, New
York, are our sole agents in that city, and are
authorized to contract for advertising at our low
est rates.
Coe Wetherell & Co.. Philadelphia.
Cook, Coburn 4 Co., Chicago, Ill.
, 1873-08-02

tho oq ~ m fspSsv Sefe seS 1eshana
immediately after broakfast prayer -mooting
WIS hold in Nicholson's cell, at which both pris-
oners, their spiritual advisors, aud fow mem-
bers Of tho Young Mems Christian Association
'yore present. Several hymns wero sting, aftor
which Nicholson led in prayer. The hymn" Rock
Of Ages was then sung. At 8:95 a. m. tho pria-
onerB entered the Direstor's room. where IN
hour WAS pnsscd in devotional excrciaes.. con-
eiating OF singing. prayers, and short religious
addresses, by both prisoners, who wero quite
confidence in Christ. Tho Sacrament was then
administered. Tho prisoners asconded tho etops
Of tho platform with steady troad, both smiling.
Arriving on the platform, Sheriff Kano sald
tho lattor stepped forward and said:
dENrLEMEN AND BROTHERS: I acknowledge TINT
my q qc s 5at an perfectly ng to 8se
nGnn lie aas sna dyS Srohaly
He returned thanks to the Warden and
Deputy, and said: "1 die In tho faith.'
Nicholson noxt advanced and said:
h1y punishment is just, and warn you all against
nit my dear wife and precious chdron to tho hands
Of merciful God.
At tho conclusion of Nicho1aon's remarks Hal
1ahan again advanced. and aaid:
freely forgive all my encmies, and hope they will
forgive nc.
Nicholson responded:
And also return tho name.
The men thon took thor positions on tho plat
form, Nioholaon on the west, or on the laft hand,
and Rallahan Oh the right Of tho platform.
Sheriff Kane then adjusted the nooaca on thoir
nooks. Tho prisoners took leave Of their spir-
itual advisors, and, after ton minutes silent
prayer, tho drop fell, and the execution was no-
compliahed. Hallahan's body exhibited convul-
eions, but Nicholson died without struggle.
BALTIMORE, Aug. Tho execution Of Ho11o-
han and Nich0TAon f0. 6av xgas conf1unte1 in TIM
, 1873-08-02

The Touching story OF Two Ltttl0
Wandering Troubudolar1--Urutn

The Touching story OF Two Littlo
Wandering Observation-Disclosures
OF padr0ncs.
Nex Ynnx, Aug. 1.-TWO Italian boys havo
appeared before tho Consul General Of Italy,
and asked that they may bo protected against
their pndrone, Michael Cnrconc, whom they
charge with having inflicted upon tnom tho
most barbarous cruotieH. Tho boys were given
by their parents to Carcone for consideration
of $50 year aud that they should bo well takou
caro- of aud be taught music.
A warrant Was isauod today for tho ar1ost Of
OF tho boys 16 years OF ago, aays in his Btate
that hc was, BY private contract between his
father and Carcone, givon to tho latter for tho
torn Of five years, to perform under him tho
profession OF an a1nbulant musician, with re.
mqne1ation Of 60 ducata: equal to about $50 In
gold, for the end OF said term, binding himself
to uae kind treatment and to instruct tie boy in
the profession Of a musician. The boy st artod
from Italy under the guide Of Carcono, and a r.
rived in Now York two months ago, whero
Carcono instead OF toaohing tho boy TO play tho
harp, compelled him from tho first day to 20
about the stroots as nbootb1aok, restricting him,
under the monaco Of several threats, to tell any.
body that might question him, that he was living
IN Now York with htgi own father and not with
padroue. whenever d boy does not bring homo
to tho phdrono sufficient money to satisfy him,
he is itfeatad a1ld severely beaten with punches,
nlaps, &C., and at one time the pndrono caugh
him 6y tho mock, pressing him with hia finger
aa though tie meant to Btrangle him, besidel
giving Aimta bite on tho nose.
, 1873-08-02
CHICAGO, SATURDAY, AUGUST 9, 1873.

or dispatches 1aat night, oamo boforo tho Two1fth
District Court to-day. Surveyor General Har-
denberg WAS Represented by counsol. Tho caao
Was postponed TIL Monday. Tho Bherif1's seal Ia
still On tho safe containing tho patont in tho
Surveyors Office. Tho Court ia onllod on to do
ter1nino whothor tho Sheriff could legally break
open tho safe.
Posqulra has boon ro-olcctcd Governor Of
Sonora.
Tho change In tho Oustom-Houso at Guayamas
makos It difficult to ship goola through for
Arizona. It is doubtful II any moro goods will
bo shipped to tho Torritory by That route.
At Camp Grant. Private Henry Murphy, Com
the camp p bnteor, Btophy T few T days nNs sincc S
Brophy gave himsolf up.
Tho woathor in Arizona is exceedingly hot.
No rain Of consequence. Tho prices Of -four
and grain aro unusually high.
Thus far only ninc ships hhvc oloarod with
whoat cargoes from this port, against fourtoon
to tho present timo last year, Tho farmors arc
inclined to hold tho now crop, anticipating bet
tor prices.
, 1873-08-02
FIRES.
Serious Destruction OF Property Yexs
tordny ut Norwich, Burlington, and

Serious Destruction OF Property Yes'
tcFday Mt Norwich, Burlington, and
T. ElsoSyhcre.
Special Dtspatoh to The Chicago Tribune.
HUNTINGDON, Iowa. Aug. 1.-About midnight
last night fire broke out III the cellar Of j. II.
Baoon'a grocery store, Bituated in Hedges
Block, In the business uentre OF tho city. It
was put out by the City Fire Department before
it had COTTON under headway. The loss WAS
1000 to 81, 600 On tho Htock and q few hundred
on tho building. Fully insured. 1t was tho
work Of an incandiary without doubt, having
originated where nothing was stored but old
boxes and barrels. Somo seven or eight incen-
diary attempts have been made In this city With
In fow weoks+ But one party has boon appro-
hended as yot, and ho is in Jail in default Of
$10, 900 bail.
Nonw1ou, Conn.,, Aug. 1.-The South build
Ing OF the Norwich bleaching and ca1ondor;na
works WAS burnod this morning, The loss Ii
375, ,000; insured.
BosroN, Aug. 1.-The total insurance On tho
East Boston bonded warehouse is s5a1, 900 On
stock, and $9l, 900 on the building, The loss on
the building will DO total, and on its contents
there will DO salvage, probably, Of from 25 to
40 per cont.
Nonw!oH, Ct, Aug, 1.-Tho building belong.
ing to tho Norwich Bleaching and Cafondorng
Company, containing oalondoring and finishing
rooms, was destroyed by fire to-day. with mont
OF the contents. LOSS about $4,000; insurance
unknown.
CINCINNATI, O., Aug. Ia Gazette special
Gays tho music storo Of r. KoHor,A at Fort Wayne,
was burned early this a. M. loss, about $8, 600.
Tho Ntna had %, 900 insurance; Flromnll's, -ol
Dayton, $1,500, Mr.. Keslor, who Was sleeping
in the building Was with difficulty rescued.
, 1873-08-02

Special Dtspatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
LAWRENCE, KS, Aug. Ito got 400 American
citizens. assembled in convention, to proceed to
elect aet Of officers without d caucus would
seem improbable, il not impossible but
the fact is, The reign Of King nS osu. ~
was somo attempt At cauousing In tho arangera'
Convention this morning, aud = lot Of delegates
got together in room to go through tho old po-
Gttcal form, when ono Of tho number rose and
denounced tho proceedings % contrary to tho
adjournment without further action. 30 when
the Convention assembled 1t was all at sea, but
things soon got to rights, and the balloting for
Master begun. On tho frat ballot large num-
ber Of candidates were voted for; but on the seq
V. Boiling, Of Leayonworth County, and Mr.
Dumbauld, tho Master Of tho old State Grange.
Boiling was elected by majority Of one vote.
Tbore Was Some 6oreneHB manifested by Dunn
which they assorted would havo elected him.
They finally sucoumbed, however, and the eloo-
tion won't on, resulting as follows: For Over
eoer, II. T.. Hudson; for Locturcr, John Boyd
for Steward, A. D. SMITH for, Assistant Stow
ies fieasases n sai{ n t1s &usslp galip' '" Hanna
Tho Master, u native Of h1illorsbnrg, Ohio,
45 yearn old, phyaloian aud q farmor, living In
Leayonworth County. He haa been In Kansas
seven years, and is . man Of apparently son1e
the surface before.
All talk Of political action by tho Orange haa
died out. Tho platform OF. principles has not
yet been adoptod. but saw It to-day in tho hands
slVo, recognizing perfect freedom Of e1change
ns tho great remedial political measure Of the
times.
lily dispatch, as printed on Wednesday, nakoa
tho number Of Oranges In this State 100. It
should h&Yo road 400.
, 1873-08-02
THE CHOLERA.
ProYrcHs OF tho Epidemic in ColtaInbuas
1nlinnapoli.. md OtI1Gr Rlnce9.

Progress Of tho Epidemic In Columbus.
Indianapolis, and Other Places.
-. Special Dtspatch to The Chicago Trtbune:,
seems to have opened with inoroased vigor. No
caseB wero reported for two days, and tho peoplo
began to think that tho scourgo had disappear-
cd, but four fatal caaos hayo bcon reported to
tho Board OF Health to-day, renewing tho formcr
excitement. Tho work Of dialnfootlon Is going
forward thoroughly Superhuman efforts aro
being made to dislodgo tho monster. Cases 20
far arc confined to tho eastorn section Of tho
city. It lis not believed tue diaenso will become
epidemic. Thirteen deaths occurred to date.
ST.. Louis, Aug. 1.-Tho Euening Dispatch
loarns from o gentleman just arrived from Pop
lar Bluff, butlor County, Mso,., that tho cholera
cured out OF q total population Of loss than 800:
Tho mortality was 1aIgely confined to railroad
hands, but several wo1l-known citizcns have died.
Tho disease has now nearly abatod..
ohoiors IL The % ey p for noary wosa 1 until n Ills
morning, when q convict died at tho penitentiary
Of this diaeaso.
EvANsy1LLE, Ind, Aug. 1.-Two deaths are
reported from cholera among I'll tho working MI
nate in death.
From t4e Knezsifis t9saa, 3is'' Pres, July 40.
From aprivote lottor received BY US, yeBter-
day, from Jonesboro, dated the 9th, We learn
that, for the week ending Sunday night, there
Ind been sig deaths from cholora In the town.,
LATER.-Onr correspondents lcttor, last n1ghtt
giving tho nows up to p. H., is full Of gloomy
intelligence. Five new cases Wero reported Inst
evening making flfteon caaes In all. From for
ty-pe to fifty familios havo loft up to lust even-
ing: All tue hotolB arc closed, md every kind ot
business has boon ontiroly suspended. Our cor
respondent says Joncsboro ron1indB one Of Gold
smiths Deserted Village. No doaths occurred,
yesterday, though several worc expected last
night.
From private tter dated birmingham, Aa, %Tuly11.
I nm just recovering from Severe Bymptoms Of
q mixture Of bilious foyer and cho1oro: Out Of
o population OF nearly 5000 only 500 remain.
We are in the mdat Of an epidemic OF the above
diseases. 4 great many people have loft for the
mountains and different pacos--the balanco
have died. To-day, out Of 500 inhabitants, ten
wore buried, and twenty-threo now cascs ate re-
ported already-a great many. hopeless ones.
Walk through tho streetB ut almost any hour,
and you can bear tic groans Of strong mon going
down to MI curly grave under tho tortnros OF
cholora. 1t il torriblo. Mon drop Oh tho side
walk and expire; others foar to approach them1'
lonving them in somo casea to their fate,-al-
though all arc not cowards,
, 1873-08-02

GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, Aug. 1.-Tho trial Of Austin Bidwoll
and hia acoomplceB in tho frauds upon tho
Bank OF England will take place on tho 18th
inst. It is Eumorod that the accused will plead
guilty.
further adjourned until Monday noxt, In conse-
quence Of tho continued illlless OF = juror.
Kneally, the loading counsel for the defense,
will commence bis address upon tho resumption
OF trial. aud will probably occupy four days, fin
ishing on tho 9th inst
Tho bill granting E25, 900 per annum to the
Duke OF Edinburgh, on the occasion Of his mar
riage, came up to-day for third reading.
Sir Charlos Dixie made long spoeoh against
Gladstone rop1icd with bittornoss, character
izlng the porelHtent opposition to tho bill az in
decent.
Multz, member for Birmingham, protested
against the epithst "indocont," and Gladstone
Withdrew tho offensive expression.
Newdogate asked II tho marriage would bo
solomnizod according to the form Of the Church
Of England.
Gladstone distinctly and absolutely declined to
answer tho question.
amendment providing that, in ovont Of the Duko
Of Edinburgh succeeding to tho Grand Duchy Of
Baxo-C -CoburE, the annuity cease.
Aftor further debate the amendment was with
drawn, and the bill passed. In Committee.
The election Of member Of Parliamont for
Groonwloh takes place tomorrow. Tho contest
Is close aud exciting, and tAoro has boon aome
y1oting.
iIThe miners Of tho Wogan district, Lancashire,
have struck for M advance OF wages aud re-
duoton Of hours. Tho movement does not
have tho sanction or sympathy Of the Trades
Unions.
, 1873-08-02

Special Dfspatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
LABA1lE, ILL.,, Aug. .1.-NoBon Whitmarsh
and Patrick Oongan, coal-ninora, woro about to
descend to their work In tho Union Coal AIuo,
IN perco, this morning, when tho BIZ; buolet ID
which thoy were standing fell with thom $50 foot
to tho bottom Of tho "sump," having broken
through plank platform inches thick III ita
descent. Strangely enough, they were not fatal.
II injured, though badly bruised.
, 1873-08-02

Spec10s UapaEch u Ihe 1Hfo14o 7T{bNNt.
IABALIE. Aug. 1.-Joln Boal and Timothy
terdny among tho anry trLoB IN tho Illinois
River, in the Vicinity OF Starved Rock, and with
common hooks and lines caught. Lao pounds Ut
pike, plekerel, aQI bass.
, 1873-08-02

$40 notos to take tho placo Of those now suo-
cossfully countorfoited provided tho Banking
AssociatlonR roimburao tho Troauu1y tho costa
Of preparing tho notea furnished
, 1873-08-02
EstolIa Captured by tho Carlists- --.Dopar.
ture Of tho Insnrgont Floot
from Almoria.
Discovery Of Car1ist Plottings in
Cuba.
:. Debate on the Du1ko Of
Edinburgh Marriagc-Grant.
Evacuation Of Nancy and Belfort,
France, by the Germans.
SPAIN,

oTHINs
MADRID, Aug. IA dispatch received by tho
Minister Of War announcos sharp fight at Ma-
laga, and the dotoat of the inHurgonts, With .
loss Of eighty-Bovon killed.
The insurgont fleot has sni1ed from Almina
causing great rejoicing. It is believed the fleet
will noxt visit Alicante, and tho garrison and
citizona aro preparing for defonso.
Tho arsenal in Cadiz stlu holds out for tho
Government.
Tho Republican float ia bombarding tho posi-
ton hold by the insurgents In San Fernando.
The Government troops 10 Seville have cap
Tho Junta at Gro-de- Valencia has aoized three
voBaolB belonging to the 1evonuc servico.
In the Cortes to-day, resolution Of oonsuro
directed against tho insurgcnt deputios was do
bntea. Senior Castelar Mado IN eloquent and
patriotic speech, consoling moderation On tho
part OF tho Republicans. The resolution Was
adopted by 1876 yeas to Is nays.
Majarra tobaoco factory, tho last refuge OF
tho troops, Largo numbers wero taken atnong
them were several Foreigners, mombcrs Of tho
International Society.
4 carliat force, 1000 strong, attacked PoEtu-
itho garrison mado vigorous and successful
dofonBo. Tho Carliste werc defeated with heavy
loss, and driven over, the Gallndo River.
Tho town OF ulhnma, thirtoen miles from
Junta l,ns boon organized, tho 1rst .ct Of which
WAS to lovy contribution Of S25, QUO on tho i'll
habitants.
Tho report that tho frigato Villa do Madrid had
oHod ths nsargsns is Officially ss Sh a Tho
leading dHa for Mals'gs. w Two other
frgatos In tho bands Of tho rebels are OF
Malaga, trying to zaise contributions from the
harfor yatc1,fnp them.
, 1873-08-02
SAN DOMINGO

SAN DOMINGO.
New YonK, Aug. 1.-1nformatlon disoloses
tho fact tAst tor s0ma days past tue agents Of
, 1873-08-02

Ban FnANo1soo, Aug. 1.-The mattoT Of tue
LQa AAlaaa !AR4 Ratant mentioned IN tho aatllr
, 1873-08-02

ROME, Aug. 1.-prin,o Ministor Afinghettl hss
writton 4 letfor to lis constituents denying TIM
tho Italian Goyernmont contomp1atoa nov
, 1873-08-02
GERMANY,

BERLIN, Aug. 1.-Germany proposes q Con-
gross OF tho martimo powers to dccido tlt
status and troatmont Of tho inBurgont Bpanifh
shiuH.
, 1873-08-02

Uacrea20 during month. .................4 V70,h1o
Bonds iss,ed to the Pacific Railroad Com
pantcss interest payable In lawful
money, principal outstanding ........$ e@629,5l2
Interest accrued and not yet pn1d. d....... 323,ll7
Interest mid by the United 8tatcs....,. 20,A47,089
1ntoroat repaid by transportation OF ~. No..
Balance niesest paid BY United Btates.. 1o292,1a7
GOLD DISCOVERIES IN ALASKA.
The Commissioner OF tho doueral Land Office
il In receipt Of information that valuable dopos-
its Of gold have boan discovered by tho army
officers stationed in Alaska.
TExA8 FORTS.
Tho Secretary of War, under tho oct authorize
Ing him to purchase lands In Texas for sites for
forts ard military postH, has appointed Board
OF ofogn to dotorinlno the location Of the landa
The Dmra will meet at San Antonio On or about
the 18th Inst.
THE aYNDI0ATE COMMISSIONS.
Owing to tue opposition Expressed In tho pub
lilo prets, tho members Of tho Byntlicato now llore
state tlat they will not urge thor claim far cons-
missions for Investing the Gonoya award in
per cents, 81 they hhvo represented that they
would do. Secretary Richardson had determined
to roBAt the demand, it 1t waH made, and would
have other reserved tho bonds from tho addt-
tlonal amount authorized, or would have con-
6trueQ the Law to warrant special issue.
NEW $40 NOTES.
The Comptroller Of tho Ourrenc, issued = olr-
oular to-day. informing the National banking
AaaodAttkQna that thay Nil bs Rpppled NTH nsM
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-05-22
The Warren Hoe.

We wish to call the attention
of Farmers, Gardners and all
who wish asuperior hoe. They
are made of the best solid cast
steel, trowel tempered, every
Hoe warranted to give satisfac-
ton or money returned. We
are satisfied they are the best
hoe ever invented, and don't
think any one would do with
out them after giving them a
fair trial. We will furnish them
to the trade at manufacturer
prices, freight added; also, we
are agents for the celebrated
Buckeye Mower and Reaper
and Sweepstake Thresher,all of
which will be sold on liberal
terms. Give us your orders
Call and get your Groceries and
Hardware at reduced prices fol-
cash. WHITAKER 81 ALLEN.
North side Public Square
next door to Wright & Wilson
May 1, 1873.