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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-13
gew advertisements.
Notice 10 Tax PAYERS.

Nouce 10 Tax IayerS.
TERhlroRY OF lnAHo.
County OF Boise.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE DE-
IN hnqnent Tax List for the year 1873 has been
deposited will. T. Foote. Eco. District Attorney
for Boise county and the Delinquent Taxes there.
In specified are not paid 70 the County Treasurer
within ten days from the date hereof action will be
commenced by said District Attorney for the collec.
ton of such Taxes. aud COSTS provided in Sec IS
of the Revenue Laws Of Idaho Territory
- Witness my hand and official seal this
u.s. 18th day OF November. 1873.
W GEO ". RICHARUS,
Nov. l3w3 Auditor OF Bti.e Co r.
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Asnhh..- spencer Albro. the retired knight Of
I'd in,... came over from Placervills yesterday.
remaining here during the winter.
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Asin-..,. are having splendid weather In the
In ,,s frosty nights. with pleasant. sunshiny
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las n,- .1AL-Dsssstce Attorney Ioets len Soe
0ss -" .sesoay. to attend . ssrm q ths Diseet4
''v = sss-tau thsr>
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1873-12-10

TO THE CITIZENS OF PENNSYLr
VANIA-Iour attention is specially invi-
ted 10 the fact that the Naiicnal Banks arr
now prepared io receive sulScril ti.lns io
the Capital Stuck of the Centennial Boa!G
of Finance The funds realized from this
source are to be employed in ;he erection
Of the buildings for the International EX
hibition, ana the expenses connected wit
the same. Ii is confidently believed that
the Keystone Stale will be represented by
the name of every citizen alive TO patriotic
commemorafion OF the one huDdredth
birthday of the nation. The shares Of
stock are offered for $40 each, and sub
scribers wild receive a handsomely STEEL
engraved Certificate Of Stock, suitable for
framing and preservation as nationa.
memorial.
Interest at the rate of six per cent per
anlum will be paid on all payments %:
Centennial Stock from date of payment to
January I, 1876. sl4
Subscribers who are not near National
Biak can remit check or post Office order
to the undersigned. ttkEi
FRED'K FRALEY, Treasurer.
{ # 9O4 Walnut S.. Philadelphia
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HENRY S. BAsoM, Teacher.


One OF the most destructive conhagra-
tians that has ever visited New Bloom
iicld, the couEty-seat Of Perry county,
occurred on Friday night last, destroying
property TO the amount of about twenty
thousand dollars. The flames were first
discovered issuing from the stable at
tsehed to Grier's Hotel on Carlisle street,
shortly after eigh; o'clock The struc-
ture being built of pine lumber and filed
with inhammsble msteriaI, burned very
rapidly. The flames soon communicated
with adjoining buildings in either direc-
tion, end az the town Is sadly deficient in
fire apparatus it was found impossible to
check the onward march of the red de-
mon until tie stable and the hotel build
iEg. two private residences, the ADvo.
cATE printing Office, large frame buiid-
ing used As marble shop, a law office,
AMI several minor structares had been
converted into heaps of blazing enbers.
There was no insurarce Oh any OF the
property destroyed, save the sum of one
Thousand five hundred dollars on the AD>
V0oATE printing office in Lebabon COM
pany.
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EE@ER
NJ 6HRIED:
JoHN-sABia--on Oct. 80. ls7s, at the

J0HN-SABIS--0n Oct 80. 1879, at the
home Of the bride in Perrysville. BY Rev.
W.7R " Nbitner, yr. William II. john Of
Patterson, and Mrs. Sarah L. Sabin, of
Perrysviiic. w
ARD--sMEIGH-O Nov. q, 1873. >,
the residerce Of the brides uio;hsE II. ! -
rysylil., b. the same, Mr.. Salunei Ard, s.z
OF Sheriff JOSEPH, Ar-l. OF MniiiatI a, AZ j
Miss Maggie Smeish. Of Pe.rysyiiie
DELANcY-FOG FOGTNEY-on Dc. 3.
1919, at the resideuse OF John Esh, OF
Spruce Hill township, by the same, Mr..
Samuel Delaney, Of Spruce Hill township,
and Ruhan,ma Fortney, OF Waterloo, Pa.
VARNER-STlMr-0 the Cd inst, By
Rev. C. Myers, Mr.. Edmund {. Varnor and
Miss Nancy ii. 5 tilt, both of Lack town
chip. a'
R-EBERSOLE-At Mexico
on the ith inst, by Rev. +. NcBurney, Mr.
IsaUc Dysingcr and Miss Annie II. Ebersole
both of Walker township.
DUMM-FOLTZ-On the 2sth uit., b,
L. W. II. Kreider, Esq, Sir. George Dunn
and Miss Margaret Foltz, both OF Fernan
agh township
| HACK-SN0UFFER the LIST inst.
| by Samuel Leonard, ESQ. Mr.Jerome Haci
of Mexico, and Miss Caroline Snouier, o
Fayette township. r.,
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The Best & Most Complete As
sortment In the Market.

Ttsse engines have always maintained
the vst- highest sitriari of e3fcHenee.-
We make. tie !ntnu;actdre of Engines, Boil
ers and SAT- Mills a speciality. We have
the largest SID most complete works of the
kind in the country, with machinery espe-
cisl,v adapted 20 thr work
We keep constantly "n hand large mum
bers OF Eagiaes, which Sc furnish at the
very lowest prices and ON the shortest Ep-
tice. We LiIill krgIncs specially adapted
Ia Mines, Saw Mills, GrIst Mills, TannericS,
Cotton Gins, Thr.shcrs and all classes OF
manufacturing
We are now bailding the celebrated Lane
CircuAr Saw Mill, th- best and most com-
plctc saw mill ever invented.
We make the manufacture cf Saw Mil
outfits special feature Of our business, and
can furnish complst. on the shortest notice
Oar aim IN all cases is Il. furnish TN: bcst
machinery N IT., market, and work ALSO
lu,ely uneg,illed for beauty oi design, econ
omy and strength. sr
Send Tor circular an Price List.
ST UTICA STEAH ENGINE Co., d
UrIcx, n. Y.
Oct 8, 1878.
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From the Jersey Shore Herald.
Collegiate Institute Of jersey Shore, Pa.
J. SIBERIAN, Principal.

J. p. SIBERIAN, Principal.
This school, formerly called the West
Branch High School, now under the
efficient and successful management of
j. Z. Sherman, Esq, is doing a good
work for the cause of educa ton, and
offers fine facilities for the youths of
both sexes to secure thorough train
ing in all that constitutes a sound and
useful education. Mr.. Sherman has
only recently taken Lold of this school,
and proves himself to be man every
way worthy of the position be occupies.
The school Is rapidly growing into favor.
and We predict very successful career
for ii under its present capable man
agemenL Though it has been in oper
stion for twenty-two years and as sue.
cessful as toe mest of such schools in
our State, its prospects were never SO
good as at present. 4ss-' .s.rls-
Tie worthy principal is maturing his
arrangements 10 accommodate large
number of pupils in the boarding de
partnent, after the holidays, and We
know of no school that can be more
confidently recommended to parents and
guardians for the safe and useful edu-
cation of their children and wards than
this Institution. The buildings are
large and convenient, the locality is
healthy, pleasant and free from all de-
meralizing influences the town of Jer-
sey Shore is model of ueataess and
tbriiriuese, its religious advantages are
of the highest order aud Local Option
is enforced With success We call the
attention Of the public to the advan-
tages offered by this school for the edu
cation of boys end girls, and endorse it
with our unqualified Recommendation.
i, a PATaox.
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BIG RUN FOR
SEWING MACHINES.

An agency for the New American Sewing
Machine has been established in Aifiiintown
under the management of Messrs. John
Shermer and J. W. Plett. Persons wish
ing to buy the simplest, most durable, lght-
est running, most noiseless, and, because OF
these qualities, the cheapest Machine, should
before purchasing elsewhere see the Ameri-
can. The tensions are exceedingly simple,
and unlike any other Machine; the shuttle
REQUIRES no threading. Sold by lease, note,
cash and on tsrns to suit any purchaser.
Office at Wills Hotel. Sep as, is7a-Sm.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1873-12-10

PUBLIC SALB-The undersigned will
offer at public sale: at Academia, on
Friday, December 26, 1873, large lot
of personal property, wagons, piows,
harrows, culiivators, piano, organ, ward
robes, stoves, mattresses, one mare, Two
cows, shosts, pigs, &c, &c. Sale to
commence at l O'Clock P. NJ. slt
j. p. SHERMAN.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1873-12-10

WANTED To RENT-By an expert
enced Farmer-A productive farm,
within FIVE or six miles of MrffiintOwn
Stock end utensils found by the renter.
Inquire at or address this Office Ret
erence given if required.
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IQuarter Sessions next week.l

CAUTIoN.-Purchasers Of the Peru
Wan Syrup Ia protected solution of the
prOto1ide of IronI are cautioned against
being deceived BY any of the prepara-
tions of Peruvian Bark and Iron, which
may be offered them. Every bottle Of
genuine has PERUVIAN SYRUP (not Pc
ruvian Bark blown In the glass. Ex-
anime the bottle before purchasing.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1873-12-10

LocAL INsTITUTEs--Two local 1nsti-
tures viii be held in December, one NJ
Lack School, House, in Lack township.
beginning Oh Friday evening, tie 18th.
and continuing on the 18th the other al
Richield, beginning on Friday evening,
the l9th, and continuing on the 20lh.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1873-12-10

Next Tuesday will be election Gay.
Those who like a medley of weather
should feel grati6ed at wnat was furnished
within the past week. Sixteen columns
of description would fall short of doing
it justice. -.r
The Supreme Court has declared tha,
. Constitutional Convention caruot set
aside an old election law. consequently
tie election in Philadelphia will be held
Under the old Law. ---.t
On last Thursday John Kerliu, an aged
citisen of Patterson, while passing
through his gard, missed his footing,
which caused me breaking or rupturing
of an iu,er,lsl blood vessel, from which
be bed TO death in about AN hour.
Some days ago boy attending school
ct Fair View, Eayette township, carried
a loaded pistol with him into the school
room. While handling it there it was
discharged. The contents of the concern
passed between the heads of two children
chat sat in front.
A railroad meeting, under the auspices
Of the Presiaen. of the proposed road
frou, this place to the Susquehanua river.
was held in the Court House one evening
during court week. The President Of the
road inside = speech in explanation of the
cost &c, of the road. .' From all re-
ports" the books are open aud ready for
subscriptions. t,-. .-r----
s large meeting xas held in Horticul-
sural Hail. Pnilsdeiphil, last Monday
evening, in the interest Of the new Cou-
sti,aiicn. A idresses were delivered 10y
er Governc. Curtin, ex Chief Justice
Thompson, Hon. j. VI. Brooniall, Geo.
". Billie, Esq. Col. John w. Forney,
Hon. Richard Vaux. and HoD. 4. X.
Mcclure. =...-.r
The Rev. S. W. Seibert, who was ap-
pointed missicnary along the Juniata
river last spring, by the Central penusyi-
vaI.ia Conference of the Evangelical As
socia.ion, is at present holding series oi
meetings in the School House in Patter.
son. The altar is nightly crowded with
penitents, sud up te this writing upwards
ofiweuty persons, according to their pro-
fession. have found peace by believing il
Jesus. --
REPORT OF EAST SALEM SCHOO.-
Whole 10. of pupils during month, 81
Average attendance, s-- &c
Per cent. of attendance, 50
Calvin Smith, George Harner, John
Hart, John Ii. Oliver. Hsines Shaffer
VIM. +. Oliver, Jo.eph X. Oliver, Da'
vid Kurrr, VIM. j Auman, Rictor H
Auman, VIM. Kinzer, Mary +. Harley
Ida e. Shelley, Cstharine Brandthoffer
Lydia 4. Fulton, Sarah Il. Fifer, Id,
4. Kin.er and Emma j. Shelley were
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All subscribers who are in arrear
one year or more, on the 5th day Of
January next will be charged two dol
lars per year. sEb
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DIED.:

STRAYER-On the 2lst ult., in McAlis-
trrvilIe, Mrs. Sarah Stray er, wife of David
Strayer, aged AZ years, l month AID Il
days. - r-f Il
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-Ne.o aarertpsears,.is:
makes THE WEAK SInsNG,

The Perasrian Syrup, a Protect.
ed Solution of the PrOto.c.dc or.
Iron. is so combined as to hdcS
The character OF dis 0iissesit. cS
edsIy digested and csSiiiituS3
rita the blood as ttc simiDtest
food. 1t increases TIE q,tI-ftify.
Of Natures OtCB pif0tsS!h1
Agent, Iron ia the Gsoots. and
cures ssa thoetsGzd st,s,' sirtpsJ
bUToping up. .Inyigor0tiIsJ a,ioc
JitQli-ipg the ,SHsten,. TIE err
riched and citdfi-ed tfoost per-
,neates eUery pert OF The bostJ,
repairing damages oR1 sJ,,s.s,
searcAinJ Ogt ntor3ist Sec..e-.
tons. ard ledcsIsg H1,kt!ss }oF
disease to feed s.poR- --.
This is the secret cS tRe scOH-
derfuI success of this rg1sedy ;ts
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plaint, Dropsy, Chronic Diar-
rhoea, Boils, Nervous Affections,
ChilIs and Fevers, Run,ors.
Loss of Constitutional Visor,
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
end all diseases origiR0t.l0 tIs
a bad state of the 6toOd, or dc-
conpanied 6y debility or a fo'o
state offhe system. Being free
from Alcohol. i'm any form. as
energi=ing effects are not fol-
lOWed by corresponding redc-
fi0n, bat are peyIaaaesss- i,,jts-
sing strength, rigor. G2s6 memo
life into al parts OF tI.e system,
and building up 6p Iron Coss-
stitsaiOn.
Thousands hare beels changed
Ly the use of this reD, etiy, from
sceas;, sickly, suffering cI'eG-
lures, to strong, healthy, and
happU men and tConleb; and
inraiids cannot r.ecsoIsgbyy hes
ftate to girc it a trial:
See fiat each bottle hes PERU
WAN SYRUP Gto,vo iss Zee glass.
Pamphlets F'rco.
SETH W. FOWLE & SONS, Prcpr;eiOrs,
No. Milton Place, BossoT.
l SOLD Br DRuccIsrs GESEKALLr:
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Caution.

A LII persons are hereby cautioned
"A against hunting "r Otherwise 'resPas-
sing ON the lands Of the undersigned IN
Walker township. All persons so offend-
ing will be dealt with to the full ex-en'
Of the law. 80
JOHN r KAUFMAN.
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Hsrrisb'g Aecuia. lcys Harrisburg = " IA
arrives B.,ai4.yOre 10 - q ~
Mail Train 10. "a and s"riii. Fast Ian"
north, fss,,.c EXpre>s sonth, -Erie tNIreSs
south, Harrisburg Accommodation Moth
and south, NJ ,-grra Exp-ssS rVrt.t and south
run daily except Sg-.dJ,. .-.f 49,
Erie Wan north, cicilhlti ',sI -ess n"tih
and south, Western E<5r..s. tiafth AID + asst
Line Sort'i lt.tYe d,ilv. e
Ere Mail sUn,li. d;it- cxccpt Monday.
For rfuriherihicrmstiJi 'opit at tiif. Tics
ct Otliss, PcHns u, ,nis Railroad Depot
- rl 4. J. CsSSATT
l H..r .GC1ersl ASnsger.
Harrisburg. Jnly II, lSaJ. a-
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EoEigIS MYSTERIES soiVci. 4
l. ami 'scarcs vitidiv for'ri''t-i
Freezes Zsne and irs Explorers. 2
did octave o. So pages, most ,li
illustrated with sleg dnt steel aadet1
rrwinss. AafasciPatipx lIisfo.si-l.
adventure The inost ssieai,'c Z >
Agents Wsa,ei. Send Tor q vTlsfi
pie Iaees ~ .jiHtaat Pub. 50.
fora, Conn.-
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DR.. Crook S Wine Of Tar

Contains Tegefebse In.
gradients Of Uasfossbfed
Tonic value combined
with the rich medicinal
qualities OF Tar. which
cause It 10 build up
the weak and 6ebif-
itafes1 n n q rapidly
|resfore exhausted
strength. II cleanses
the Stomach, relaxes
the Liver, and causes
the food 20 digest,
removing Dyspepsia
and Indig alton. II
10 n Superior Tonic,
restores the appetite
and strengaIsess the
system. For Pains In
the Rren &, Side or
Back. Gravel or Hid.
ney disease, diseases
of the Urinary Or.
gnn>,JaunSiire or any
Ii eF Complaint ft
hes no equal. 1t effec-
tuallvcure< all<0uxhs
Colds. ard ali diseases
OF thu THROAT and
LUNGS. and has b. en-
pronounced c specific
Dacisitis. TRY IT.
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TUNIATA VALLEY BANK.
pemeroy. Patterson. Jacobs & Go.
aIFrtrsrowS, JuSIArA corNrr, rA.
CAPITAL, SiIO, ,c63.

JOSEPH PONEROY, President.
7. VAN IRWIN, Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
Joseph po;acrov, John BslshIch,
Jerome y. Thompson, II. Ii. Bechtel,
John J. Patterson, 5. Frank Eagle.
George Jacobs,
United States SsturifIss, Bonds, &C.,
bought aud sold
Scren-Lhriiss exchanged for Fire-treEiies
at market rates. United States coupons
paid.
Gold ard Siirer bought at hishestt rates.
Dsyosns recsired. collections safs, drafts
on the principal cities, and a genera! bdAkIsg
5RsiHsss TGasdctGt.
Bonds and other valuable papers received
on special deposit. IjanesI5-u
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rive yrains Daily

On and after MONDAY. July ~, 1878,
the trains on tlfI Ncrtbcru Central hallway
will run as follows:
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PEEE,A. r. E. TIME TABLE.
passenger trains leave Nifiin Station as
LOCiL INTELLIGENCE.

Next Tuesday will be election day
Those who like a medley of weather
should feel grati6ed at wnat was furnished
within the past week. Sixteen columns
of description would fall short of doing
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1873-12-10

REPORT OF EAST SALEM SCHoO.-
Whole 10. of pupils during month, 81
Average attendance, " 46
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Harrisburg. Jnly II, 1873. as
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lars per year.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-02-27
Butterllut Timber.

Immense forcstspf superior quality
of Butternut timber exist in Northern
Wisconsin. AS YET the attention OF
lumbermen is not drawn towards the
fact that Butternut lumber Is rapidly
assuming favor am ng the people for
almost every article offurniturc There
being such large quantities OF the TIM
Der, its high price Indicates that little
attention is given TO it's manufacture.
From Chicago repoats we make the fol-
lowing comparisons Of value.
Black Walnut, clear, SO to so.
Rutternut. x % to G6
While first and second clear pine
ranges from Is to %.
There is rare opportunity for lumber
men to engage ext ldsively in the man
utacture of Butternut lumber. In this
portion ofthc State Butternut lands are
yet nominal in value. Sterens Point
Journal
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-02-27
The Report of the Credit Mobil-
ier Committee.

The report of Judge Poland's Com
mittee was submitted to the House on
the 18th inst. The Com mittee exonor-
ate Blain. Scofeld and Davis from any
completely with Ames. or any intent
to defraud the government. In regard
to the senators who were stockholders,
the Committee reports that the testl-
mony is in the hands of the Senate.
therefore it is not deemed proper to
make any statement concerning them.
Why the Committee should have
chosen to shift responsibility proper
ly belonging to itself upon the Senate,
is matter Of conjecture. The fact
that three democrats are part OF the
committee will do away with the charge
of cowardice Messrs. Bingham,
Kelly and Garfield, in the belief OF
the Committee, are innocent, while
AmeS and BROOKS are found Gulity anu
by ..rcso1u.iion'' are politely invited to
..racute the premises These resolu'
tions however, before they will be any
thing more than so much rhetoric must
be passed by the House. On the
whole the report of the Committee is
not satisfactory one to the masses o
the people who have read the evidence
adducrd. The public very naturally
think with old Ben Butler, that /
[Oakes Ames is briber, somebody
must have been bribed, very natura
conclusion. The mountain has laborec
and brought forth Il mouse.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-02-27
Birds-Eye Maple.
The Shawano AklUance says j:

Uc tcliuNUtlo }<lfbCuUto
"Mr. Malendy, Go. Surveyor, return
ed last week from making survey in
Town 2s Range Il, and brought with
him as beautifully specimen of birds
eye maple as We ever saw in any coun-
try. He says there is whole forest
of the same kind of timber up there,
and thinks there is mint of money in
it just as soon as there is any means OF
getting it out WI ere such timber IS
needed !"
Men who have for years been engag-
ed in looking up, Pine Lands in North
ern Wisconsin, an agree that forests OF
curly and ''hirds eye maple
abound in very many different locali-
ties; that the quality is unsurpassed
and the quantity almost unlimited. The
value of this timber must soon lead to
its development and safer invest
ment could not bemade than in its pur-
chase at the goverhment price per acre.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-02-27
The Evening Wisconsin.

Among our list Of exchanges, none
are so valuable as the Milwaukee pa
pers. The Evening Wisconsin pub
lished BY Aikens and Cramer, takes
a front rank among Wisconsin journals.
l. gives ali the news from all parts of
the worl received up to the hour of
going to press, and It's editorials are
clear and forcibly written. 1t is Meth
er too conservative nor so radical as to
shield It's own party representatives IN
their wron. doing in high political po-
sitions. How many copies are receiv-
ed at this Office We do got know, but
+hn-o c.,''. e 10 c19h Of at least
ss.~-aE - larger
for it's weekly issue which Is one Of the
pest family papers in tAe state.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-02-27
Weeds Household magazine.

This sterling little monthly for
March is before US full of entertaining
and profitable reading, full Of good
thought that makes one think without
bewil1ering the mind with metaphysical
and semitic fogs. We like Woods
Household Magazine because it recraates
to read its pleasant pages It is neither
absolutely profound or positively simple.
but just right,-a feast without sur
felt. How the proprietors can make
such magazine for one doNar is a
sleieht Of hand we don't understand.
1t ought to have a club of fifty subscri-
bers in our City. 1t is worth dozen
of Cody and Peterson 1t has already
an increasing list of 5000 subscri
bers Send for it.
A 100000 dollar FIRE at Shreve-
port, La.
The insurance of 500, 600 on Mr..
Greeley's life Will be paid the Tribune
Association on the 25th inst.
The Alma Express is Informed
that little son of Mr.. McRae was re-
Gently attacked by a COW running at
large, one Of the horns penetrating the
ehlld's neck causing almost instant
death.
ANDREW ]. GAnvEY, the New
York plasterer, testi6es that the war
rants he endorsed amounted to S1,177,
413.07. OF this sum he received
1895, 900, the total amount of his bill
as honestly required. Other equally
startling facts are being brought out,
and the proof clearly connects Tweed
with the worst Of them.
-Wisconsin's Senators, Howe and
carpenter have less # worldly goods.
than any of their comp GERS at the national
Capitol, Wilson excepted. While others
figure up their humid reds of thousands
and millions, they possess only a min
i'"an sum. While least in point of
wealth, they are uotIleast in no;ot oe
ability.