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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-11-20
CRY OF GRAND RAPIDS, !
November Sd. 1873. g..

Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment. His Hon. Mayor Lunt in the
chair. 4.
Present, Aid. Reeves, Stevenson,
Worden and Neeves.
Matter of City Survey referred to
Committee on General Business,
with instructions to report at next
meeting. -- ,-. =
Under suspension Of rules, the. aee
count of O. E. Garrison, City Sur
veyor of 1925, allowed.
Oath and petition of II. Lafebvre,
in regard to assessment Of Lot 4
Bloch l Neeves Addition, asking the
Council to change such assessment,
presented, read and referred to Com
mittee on Finance and Taxation.
The following accounts presented,
and on motion allowed:
John Rablin-Pauper Bill, s79.41
Aye, Reeves and Stevenson.
No, Worden and Neeves. Mayor
Lunt votes in the affirmative.
john Rablin-Material &c. for Fire Engine, ss7l
G.. F. Witter-Services in Mccormick case, 3o45
Aid NecveS voting no.
| John Rabiin-Material &c. Repairing Fire
Engine, l2D
| Aid. Neeves voting no. ..-..
Joseph Wood-Rent of house for Mrs. Athrop, up
to January 1st,-1s.4. $500
Joscsh Wood-Rent of house for Mrs. Po-
lensky up to January list. 1874. 600
Aid. Neeves voting no.
?. Cass-serviees as spec1 Police Sept sth, sseo
H. p. Chase. 800
Ave, Stevenson and Worden.
No, Reeves and Neeyes.
Mayor Lunt cast deciding vote in
tie Affirmative
Joseph Lagree-pauper account
of s21.0O. Ali voting in affirmative.
The following accounts were on
motion, laid over:
John Rablin-Plank for sidewalk SssG
J. E. Ingraham & Co.-Printing, 1870
E. Lavigne-Sherif fees, 1000
Account of c. O. Baker, for making
out Registration Lists $40 presented,
and referred to Finance Committee.
An Ordinance to amend an Ordi-
nance, entitled: "An Ordinance to
provide against the evils resulting
from the sale Of intoxicating liquors."
presented, read and referred to Com
mittee on Ordinances.
Account of F. NJ. Walworth, re-
jected.
On motion Council adiourns until
o'clock P. NJ. es~
G.. O. BAKER,
City Clerk.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-11-20
CRY OF GRAND RArIDs, J
October 21st, 1873. {

Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment. His Honor Mayor Lunt in the
chair
Present, Aid. Reeves, Stevenson,
Purdy, Miller, Worden and Neeves.
Minutes of previous meeting read
and approved.
The matter of repeating the Fire
Ordinance taken up.
An ordinance entitled can Ordi-
nance to repeal the ordinance hereto
fore passed by the Council, establish
ing Fire Limits within the City of
Grand Rapids presented and read,
and on motion, passed by the follow
ing vote:
Aye, Stevenson, Miller and Neeves.
No, Reeves, Purdy and Worden.
Mayor Lunt casts deciding vote in
favor of the adoption of the ordi.
nance.
On motion of AID Purdy, the fol,
lowing proposition submitted and
approved by the Council, to wit:
That the City agrees to purchase
of F. J. Wood three acres of land,
and pay therefor the sum of fifty
dollars per acre, the same to be a
part of the grounds selected by the
committee heretofore appointed,
North of the G. B. & NJ. R'y track,
and the same to be used as Potter's
Field in connection with a cemetery
/ to be there established by said F. j.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-11-20
Common Council Proceedings.
CITY OF GRAND RAPIDS,
October Goth, 1873. {

Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment. His Hon. Mayor Lunt in the
chair.
Present, Aid. Reeves, Purdy, Wor
den and Neeves. Aid. Miller comes
in.
On motion, Ordered: that the
salary of the Engineer Of the Fire
Department, be and the same is here
by changed from the sum of 5000
per year, to the sum of $3.50 per
year, and such engineer is hereby
released from the duties of night
Waterman.
On motion. O.r7ared:: that that GER
tain street in the First Ward of the
City of Grand Rapids, known and
designated as Broadway, and extend
ing from Drake Street to the North
line of the original plat of Grand
Rapids, is hereby declared a public
highway, and the Street Commission
er of the First Ward is directed here
by to see that all distractions are re-
moved from the same:
On motion, the Council adjourns
until Tuesday evening, October 21st,
1873, at ! O'Clock! P. NJ.
G.. 0. BAKER,
City Clerk.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-11-20
Plurl,p;t's '!rDuM, This troup

Plurkrtt's !rDum. This troupe
is not all treple ents itself to be. The
agent hired a Cabinet Organ Of Philleo
x Co, and forgot to return it, and for
got further, to pay small printing bill.
When it was suggested at the depot to
the head Pluuket: he said with Won
deriul dignity, and with tragic air
Il don't like to have bills presented to
me at the depot" Such master act.
ing, ana SO grand display of histrionic
talent took the railroad boys in weak
spot, and they called him before the
curtain, If our people want to patronize
such dead beats, we can't help it, and
would Mt if we could, till they get their
6ll. When the Drama is polluted by
such gentlemen, 90 it is time it were
reformed.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-11-20

George A. Neeves returned from
New York and the Mississippi coun
try last week.
&C. 0. Cromwell, the asst paymas-
ter of the w. Y. r. r. Co. dropped
in upon us last week. IF all railroad
men were as genial as Mr. Cromwell il
would be fun alive to travel round the
world. Come again, Oliver. we guess
that's his name--We shall be always
glad to see you.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-11-20
Startling Facts concerning the late E.,
Frank FOster-.-Other attempts at
self DeStructiOn.

self Destruction.
Yesterday we interviewed Mr..
Oswald Voyer, who related to us the
following facts concerning Frank
Foster, whose suicide We recorded
last week. Some time last winter,
while faro table was running here,
and while Mr.. Foster was travelling
agent for house in Chicago, he won
few hundred dollars one evening,
and promised, the next day, the wri-
ter and other friends that he would
not visit the room again while in
town, but that he would leave on
the day following the promise.
Night came and the temptation to
gamble overcame both his judg-
ment and his agreement with his
friends. He lost, besides his win
ings OF the evening before, two or
three hundred dollars-all he had :;
in fact, he had to make other collec-
tons in order to get out Of town
The following morning he was seen
to go into the livery barn Of the
Lyons Brothers, by two other travel
ing men, whose names Mr.. Noyer
cannot now call to mind, but who be-
longed respectively to Chicago and
Milwaukee. They followed and
quickly discovered him in one Of the
stalls, hung by strap, with life near
ly extinct. They Immediately cut
him down and carried him into Mr..
Voyer's saloon, where active work
was performed to resuscitate him.
Recovering, he remained there all
day, faithfully waited upon by these
friends. He then made each sol
EMMY promise they would never
divulge this attempt at self-destruc-
ton while he should live, and they
have religiuusly kept the promise. So
faithful has Mr.. Voyer been to keep
the secret, that we venture the asser-
ton there are not six men in town
who have ever before heard of the
| facts we have here related.
We are also informed that he told
Mr.. T. w. Stevenson that he had
gone to bed on two different occas-
ions, while living in Milwaukee, with
the full determination to blow his
brains out, but that his cowardice
only had prolonged his life.
These are melancholy facts, and
will be read by his friends with sor.
| rowful interest. Tribune
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-11-20

Adjourned to meet at the Congre.a-
tional Church. OF Tuesday the 18th
inst
Altogether the meeting was one of
interest. and argues well for the sue
cess of the Association. Let there be
a good attendance at the Congregations
al Church. Tuesday evening next to
adopt the Constitution and perfect az
reangments.
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''Out. Damned SpOt !''-The g

Vut, 1'HIIInHu Spot !-The en-
ergetic exclamation of Macbeth is men.
tally calculated by every housewife
when confronted by the manifold vari-
ETY. of stains ana spots that disfsure
articles of household ornament and use,
But the spots are not so easy to re-
move by ordinary means A little Sa-
polio brought INTO timely use causes
them all to disappear as if by magic,
and bring peace and satisfaction to the
housewife mind. AS cheap as COM
mon soap and hundred times more
effective.
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" o,d. AK. !. consideration OF
such purch Sc, siiG +. j %. =
lay ont and establish in connection,
with SAID three acre tract, pull
cemetery Of not less than twenty
acres. and he shall sell and dispose.
of such cemetery lots to be by him
laid out and plated, as follows: .~--
The City of Grand rapids through
it's council shall select person as a;
appraiser, who shall be a free!4oider
of said city, and in nowise of kin to
said F. J. Wood. Ard the said +.
J. Wood shall select anothe.. person
as an appraiser, and thetwo SO select
ed shall agree and select a third per-
son, and the three so selected, shall
constitute a Board Of Appraisers,
whose duty it shall be 10 appraise
the value of each lot in such ceme-
terry, under oath. And such app.ais-
al shall be and remain the purchase
price of such lots for the term of one
year; and after said year shall ex-.
pire, the said r. j. Wood shall have
the right to establish his own price
of such lots.
On motion. the sum of sc allowed
and appropriated to K. Haviiand for
road work in the First Ward, the
same to be charged to the ward fund
Of said ward
On motion, Council adjourns until
Monday, October 9th, 1878 at n:
o'clock P. NJ. 49,
ts c. O. BAKER,
City Clerk. =
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Jewelry.-Owing to the unsettled

Jewelry.-Owing to the unsettled
condition of the money market, I
chose to order goods rather than Law in
large stock. Therefore, l wish to
state to the public that l will order
goods from Chicago at wholesale prices
for my customers. Orders. for RINGS
pins, watches, silver ware. or anything
in the line of Jewelry will be attended
to with dispatch.
n. 4. EMMoNs
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-11-20
c. O. BAKER,
City Clerk.
CITY OF GRAND RAPIDS, }
October 9th, 1878.


Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment. His Honor Mayor Lunt in the
chair.
Present, Aid. Reeves, Stevenson:
Miller and Worden.
Aid. Reeves appointed. Clerk pro
tenn.
The following accounts presented
anq referred to Finance Committee:
D. Case-services as Police, Sept. sth. ssD
NJ Meiher-- " 800
II. P Chase" " " " 800
On motion, Council adjourns until
Monday, November 3D., 1873, at ~
o'clock p. NJ.
SETH REEVES,
Clerk pro tenn.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-11-20
The Centralia Home. This House

The Ccntralia Home. This House
so long known to our people is now
kept by Mr.. Patrick Henchy who has
been living in Rudolph for number Of
years. Mr.. Henchy is we'll known as
a tiptop man, who knows how to keep
hotel Already his tables are full,
and no word of dissatisfaction is ex-
pressed by his many guests, We wish
Pat. and his excellent wife all the
luck that Rorey O. Moore ever found
in odd numbers, and that we all know
was immense. Pat. you have the best
wishes of everybody for heaps of sue
cess
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-11-20

4 New Industry. : james Doran,
recently from Nanitowoc, IN this state,
has made all the necessary arrange
mente for the establishment Of a Boiler
Factory in oar city. Mr.. Doran is a
man Of large experience IN his busi-
ness and furthurnsore is practical and
stirring man. This will be no second
or third rate establishment, but as ex
te nsivs as the large business of the
pinerv region demands This new IN
dusary will be located near the Foun-
dry, On the east side of the race an
excellent location inasmuch as the ma
chine sksp and foundry vii! be eont'g
uous-three branches Of business iden-
ticsl il their interests and general bear
ings. Mr.. Doran before deciding to
locate here. looked over the ground at
Stevens Point, AMI very many tempt
M du emes4ts Wer: presented h'm
bnt his shrewd foresight told him that
Grand Rapids vas the place t" locate
for permanent and paying BUSINESS.
he will employ a gocily number OF
men, aud thus will our city aud county
be prospered by the settling among Us
Of men of that class of people who are
the bone and sinew of the country. ana
always good citizens. We trust that
Mr. D. will be patronized literally, and
his undertaking be encouraged by an
amour, of work that will insure sue
cess Our mill,men will find Mr.. D.
ready to not only manufacture. '"t re-
pair work in his line OF manufacture
We wish Mr.. D. the most aoundah'
success.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-11-20
Death of Orlando Ward. The

Nv VA W. W ga "s
King of Terrors so called, we think it
a misunderstanding a triumphant
march through our city and county.
The number Of deaths the past three
months have exceeded those of a like
period during the past seventeen years
Mr. Orlando p Ward long known t.
our citizens, and an upright man pass
Ell away last Sunday at ? o'clock ?. VI
after lingering and suffering illness
For two years Mr.. Ward has been
afflicted with lung disease, gradually
wearing him away. A few weeks ago
he ventured to test the virtues Of the
the springs at or near kenosha, but ex-
perienciny no benefit therctrom he was
advised to spend few weeks at Coun-
Gil Bluffs. He went hithcr only to re
turn, barely alive. Patiently await
ing the summons Of the Death angel,
he passed into the better life full OF
hope, confident Of victory. His tuner-
al, in charge of the Masonic Fraterni-
tv, of which Mr. W. was an exeml pa
~ member, was held at the meth
cdist Church on Tuesday, The at
ten dance was large. The bereaved
family has the sympathy Of the whole
community.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-11-20
NOTICE..

To all whom it may concern Know fs. that I
hnve this 2s'h day o. oet; l,;a, revoked the So
paintment vherah2 Geo. Hodge WAY made To
Ter Sheriff in aai Tor tn County Of Wooi-aui
have this day appointed H. W. Lord Of the Cls5
OF Grand Rapids IL his stead.
f. LAVIGNE Sheriff
Dated. ShagiE QHee this zstn Oct. lesl.
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Our Small Change.
Shovel off your sidewalks.

Next Thursday is Thanksgiving
Much pork is coming into ou'
city.
The woods will be lonesome this
!. winter.
The engine house is nearly com
pleted.
Good hard wood is salable com
modify in our market.
The boys were skating on the ice
in the eddy last Saturday.
The boys and girls may reasonably
expect good skating very soon.
Don't forget the Sociable at Mrs
Reeves residence this evening.
Fine Imported perfumes in bulk,
at the Wood Co. Drug Store.
Switzer & Beer is the name of a Chi
cago firm. They are old "percheese
A Ladies Fur Collar has been
found and left at the Wood Co. Drug
Store.
The Reformers CD and Democrats
---one and the same thing are already
at layer heads.
See Card Of j. Mcdonnell, Arch
itect, Green Bay, Wis, in business di-
rectory on first page.
A line of genuine imported Schnei-
der Accordeons just received at the
Wood Co, Drug Store.
Robins are numerous, and snow
birds scarce. What does i, mean !
Are warm days in store for US.
An armless musician has arrived
in this country from Europe who plays
the fiddle with his toes. Wonderful
feet.
The winter thus far promises to
be not exceedingly cold with a fair
supply of snow and very pleasant days.
So mote it be.
Now look out for such lot OF
Holiday goods as will make all the PEG
pie happy Mr.. Philleo is in Chicago,
now, purchasing.
The finest line of Holiday Books
ever brought to the Pinery will be off
cred for sale on Friday or Saturday at
Santa Claus Head quarters.
| See John McElrea's advertise
ment of his homestead for sale. 1t is
a very desirable piece of property, and
can be bought reasonable.
Why risk your lives and property
with inhamahle oils, when you can buy
Headlight Oil at the Wood Co. Drug
Store for 40 cents per gallon-cosh.
What could be more appropriate
tor a Christmas present 'hah d ''"e VI
can or Piano. Call and examine the
fine assortment at the " ood 20. Drug
Store.
See Mrs. Boguslausky new adv
IN this Issue. She has stock OF
goods which she is selling cheap f"'
the greenbacks. Call and examine
them
- The old Catholic Church was
showed in in front of the Wood Co.
nrrn Store 1.st woel bnt it i now II
~ 49,,
us place H. Sooo s'"p' "'' 40
Journey.
We are informed that work mas
been suspended on the flie S m'''' III
! Dextervi!le. The men are all dlscharg'
ed until times shall have improved and
the money market become easier.
A female lecturer in Boston said :
Get married young men, and be quick
about it. Don't wait tor the girls to
become angels. You would look we'll
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., Railway

F. .ULY y, 1913.
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Musical Association. A goodly

Musical Association. A goodly
member of the lovers of music assem-
bled at the NJ. f. Church on Tuesday
evening to organize Musical Associa-
ton. D. w. Spalding was called to
the chair, and E. R. Ostrander elect
ed secretary. A committee was ap-
pointed to draft a constitution and By
Laws, consisting of Messrs H. B.
Philleo. S. S. Bensley. A. Dodge, c.
Hamilton and E. r. Ostrander d:
K. c. Worthington, R. c. Lyon and
E. K. Smith were appointed com
mittee on permanent organization.
A familiar talk was lad concerning
the objects and workings Of the asso'
citation, and was participated in by near
ly all present. The Doxology wa:
sung with will. Miss Grace presid
ing at the organ.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-11-20

glad to see you.
Those ''Startling Facts concern
ing the late +. +. FOster."--We
copy from the Tribune an article.
which iftrue, throws Ii ht upon matter
in which we are all profoundly interest
ed. It has been asserted that Mr.. F.
was insane,-that desire to take his
life was hereditary with him, &c &c,
which facts. if true, though not furnish
ing even one palliating excuse for the
countenancing of gambling hells in our
saloons, will materially ease off the i'm
mediate curse attaching to his taking off.
The story to us, seems improbable, and
while we wont impugn Mr.. Voyer,
or question his veracity, still We must
say it is passing strange that such an
event could have occurred. and been
kept secret for a gear. Look at the
alleged facts 1t occurred IN the morning
our streets were pretty full of people
last winter no one saw the body
conveyed from Mr.. Lyons barn to the
saloon of Mr.. Voyer'a distance of at
least fifteen rods. in the business par
of our city. Again;-how strange
the names of those travelling men can't
be remembered. Certainly SO solemn
a tragedy would impress the names
of all parties must indellibly upon the
minds Of all the actors, perhaps not,
Carried into Mr.. Voyer's saloon can't
be that the saloon was so clear Of men
that the affair has remained buried in
the breasts OF those three or four for a
year? tits not alleged that a physi-
clan was called, or sought. How
strange. A man nearly dead by his
own hand, that man Mr.. Foster, so
popular, SO widely known, and get no
physician uas summoned. And he re-
, manned there all day, too. We think
the most natural thing for men to do
! is to spread such intelligence, and that
too, without thought. SO sad an event
begets excitement we do not stop to
contrc.... Looking al the alleged facts
over, we are constrained to believe
that Mr. Voyer must be somewhat mis-
taken-certainly as to the men. if not
as to the facts. And to speak plainly
it looks to US, and the community, like
an attempt to blot out damnlns spot,
or at least to pale it away, that the
stain might be less glazing. Let the
facts be as they may, the responsible
ty attaching to licensing and selling
whiskey, and keeping gambling rooms
is not removed. The biighting inau-
ence will be ever the same, and SO long
as they are SANCTIONED, we shall see oul
boys.--our sons following in the same
path, and we shall perhaps, be called
to mourn for some Of them-gone--as
poor Frank.
Johns Mule. Our old friend John
Srabley, with sheriff Lords assistance
trie@! to put his big yellow mule under
a harness the other day. The mule
objected to the adornments heaped
upon him, and demonstrated the fact
that IA mule had a will of his own by
standing on his head and trying to
kick the icicles off the harness shop.
His hind feet were as active as school
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-11-20
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Old Iron,

Old Iron.
Brass and Copper wanted at the tIrsnd Rapids
Foundry and Machine Shop.
IT, JOHN 3Apry"
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r,,,e fable.

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&c.,. 5."1: IS !. s & :.
a."n',''' ii.." ..5
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+. .a.i n e.. l 60 ..
Fl !. @ Ike: s.! Is, ~ - y,
|g,Il,-The members
/, Fire Co. No l, have
| ,.,one their Thanks
T o'',' -'''' 4,;.. &C
r .o','aI 49,
E1ida,y>.--Leave your
!. for Holiday 'oo'S'
| live them on hand m
| i0yth'Hg from a r'''-
! > Fvvoxs.
| -
/ c stea'ns, brother OF
| .,rreriv a resident of
[,I,.. n,,l uo was
| =, -, .,.. ,n,l.oo,.
| r.,,n,;,I omb,rass-
|
|
f.-Ihe place to buy
~ :, y ,,;,,
f.. ! =, .,n r.car -
| .ho.o
! ''' ''' '''9 a-.,f :"'''
|
y aol all of the
.ool. are we'll made,
o 's e. t:'' can 'I OFFER
-a bargains than can
|a..-o. If
The Congregational
| without a 'horls
having resigned the
| elected Mr.. PhiIleo
''s with full anthori-
sae.r as he may di-
| I, return from Chi
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| BaIl.-The mem oars
| IRE Co. No l, have
L,.,o7e their Thanks
/ Christmas. One of
| :. ,on,lacted affairs of
\ ,y,ecte1.
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At II. imnnrS. Any
p. AMI all Of the
.ools are we'll made,
Els At close figures
-'el1ently can offer
.r bargains than can
FT.2re. If
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-11-20

1.-The Congregational
n: without a Choris
| a7in. resigned the
asetei lir. Philleo
|~, with full authori-
F choir as he may di-
/ Z return from Chi
! d written invitations
b ,lyose 70 select.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-11-20

place to buy
kl's !. Geo. Neeves 4
sEry w. / flaming Mill
hi ,se tlen. can refer to
| who arc using these
/ 31-tf
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I 1--WE are now
&C. Il o. Ere test
y Warranted, a,
49, Headlight oil i,
H.. VI nearly all its
E&@ made non explo
| 49, .'0sene, aid will
F&i.,~,o; sn's a gallon
III; Store.
| '''also L Co.
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E,Iilay<. your
|. ;1r Holiday Goods.
| Ike them on hand in
| ,rr.hirr from a ring
H / will procure on
| \. L. EMMoNs.