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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-10-03
RnrUBLIcAN STATE TICKET.

GOvernOr-E. F. MOVES.
Lieutenant Governor -ALPHoNso HART
ComptroIler-w. T. WILSON.
Judge Supreme Court-wNI, Witt dong terils.
VIZ. STONE tshort tei1al
TeasuTer-IsAAC WEIGH
Attorney Generai-JoHN LITTLE.
Member Board Public works-P. V. HERRING
DISTRICT TICKET.
Judec of Common Pieas-WM. G. LANE.
siste Sonator-JANIES B. LUCKEY.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-10-03
Great Furniture Sale.
\ S2l5,OOO
FU r N ITUR e
AT COST!

w u kkzCaaAA DUSA@
BReSs. Our house
mas been doing
"a Il sgPmitUHPG bus
EneSS Oh Water
Sc for the past
sBsD years. 30 we
are BROW about
tOreElROEe 90 OUR
store ora Euclid
aVes, and before
SO doing we
have deGePHRahm-
ed dO close Out
OUR present
Stock
COME NOW
If you want Bargains
HART & MALONE
l03,. los & LOT WATER ST.
CLEVELAND, o.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-10-03

CITIZENS PREMIUMS FOR
TrOtting, Pacing 6 Running.
No. 3, IfotIag-Pre6Rum $1,000
4 Mile heats Best three in five. For horses
owned in the county, that never trotted for
money.
First Premium $500. I'd $780,. Sd $1,000.
No. 4, Trottiag-Prenatam $4,000.
Mile heats. Best three in five. Open to
all. Time to be as good as $50.
First Premium 5000. ID 5000. 81 $1,000
No. 3, RmniHg-Premium $I25.0O,
Mile heats. Best two in. three. Tims 10 be
as good as I53.
First Premium $500 ID $500. Sd $500.
No. 6, Ruaniag-Premium $50 90.
Track heats. Best three in five. For horses
owned IN Sandusky, Seneca and Ottawa coun-
ties. f.I. ta..-
First Premium $500. ID $500. 8dslO.0o.
No. + Trotting-Pfemium $25.OO.
Track heats. Best three in i've. For horses
three years old and under four.
First Premium $500. ID $500 Sd $500
No. s, Trotting-Premfam $500.
Mile heats Best two in three
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-10-03
DISSOLUTION NOTICE,

TNHE partnership heretofore existing under the
! name and firm Of Underhill tS Sykes, has been
this day dissolved by mutnal consent II. Sykes retir-
ing. The accounts of the firm will be collected
and all claims against it paid by H. Underhiu
UNDEBHILL Is SYKES.
Fremont, Ohio, Sept. 25, 1873.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-10-03

The business viii be continued at The old-stand
by II. Underhil who has adopted the CASH SYS-
TEN, and viii still continue TO pay cash for ali
kinds of produce. He will make it 10 the interest
of all to tIadeWith him. Thede Harris will always
be on hand to wait GU my patrons, both Oh and
new 1912 II. TFNDERHILL.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-10-03

First Premium $500. ID $500. 81 lslo.oo.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-19
J. II. LYON.

Sad Accident. "A sad accident be-
fell Mrs John Andrews last Thursday
evening in the vicinity CT her residence
at Hurleyville. Mrs. A. was returning
from our city, ana when hear home it
is supposed the horse took fright
throwing her out and severely injuring
her. Though no bones were broken,
it is feared she suffered severe Inter
nal injuries. The first intimation had
Of the accident, was the return of the
horse to the barn with on'y the thllls
attached when immeliete search was
made resulting in finding Mrs. A. lying
insensible just north Of the Hurley
vile bridge. A physician was imme-
diately summoned and it is to be hoped
che may fully recover from her severe
injuries.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-19

cieved-we believe nearly a hundred
quarts land those too, with the excep-
of few quarts were disposed of to the
hungry multitude The Ice Cream for
some reason refused to freeze; the no,
weather seemed to have taken the
freeze all out Of it. An important and
quaint feature of The entertainment was
the Quaker Church where Deacon Po-
mainville and Deacohess Susie Rablin
dispensed the '.thees'' and "thous, y
with becoming quakerly dignity The
little ones "ten cent stand was big
success, netting the Society some six
teen dollars. The New England Kitch-
en-, superintended by Mrs. Worden
and other excellent ladies was glorious,
and many hungry twain satisfied the
memorable demands Of appetite
with smoking dishes of baked beans and
brown bread, pumpkin pie and fowl
served up as only such capital cooks
understand the knack Of doing. ia
cob's Well did not fail to dray. It
went with soeep that was satisfying
in an eminent degree to the angels deal
ing out the refreshing beverage, and
looking Is though they had but receht-
~ come out Of Heaven to make the
thirsty happy; and the crowd apprei-
ated it, and peeled in. and drank--and
drank--and drank. The articles man
ufactured by the ladies' for sale, were
all beautiful. Many contributions were
handed in by our Catholic and Meth
odist friends. evincing the right spirit
which we hope to see emulated always
by all creeds, On like occasions.
Taken all in ali, the Festival was
success. The gross proceeds were
about $500. We think the Society
will net about $500, which will go far
in completing the Parsonage. The
worthy President of the Society, and
the many excellent ladies who have
worked SO faithfully in the discharge of
the onerous duties incident to a Fair,
should receive the hearty thanks Of the
Society, as we are sure they will.
Some others who could have done much
to tighten their labors and anxieties,
we hope are so happy that they will
live an hundred thousand years, for
that period Of time will be clear gain
to- all the hosts of Heaven, ana be to
them charming time fer retrospect.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-19

the Peace Maker such cheers went
up as made the roar Of our mighty rapid.
lwindle to the buzz Of a hu,rming
birds wing. TIC closing exercises
we're decentralization illustrating
how two cities, (iike two lovers,>
whose hearts shdula bea. as one, had
sroun in day, whose interests are
identical, and WHOSE destiny is irrevoc-
ably linked in all the coming years.
Two railroads now send their iron ar
teries into our city. We await the
coming of third yea! fourth, when
the whistles of the monsters With ner-
YES of steel and lungs Of flame, will DO
the grandest quaFtette ever heard at
the pivot Of our growing common
wealth.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-19
SuiliillOhN

STATE Of fYlseoasin-In tas Circuit Court Of Wood
County
Samuel T. Bourne, Plaintiff against Retsey D.
Bourne.
The State of Wiscoasin.-To Hctsey y. Bourne.
. .,eniant: You are hereby suInmoni and
auirel to answer the complaint Of the above
naiiie1 plaiaiiifi which is now on file i'll the Of
lice OF the GEEK 1T this C1urt. AMI serve copy
of your n sw er on TIE subscribers ut their Office
in the city az La Crosse Wis, Within twenty
days astet the service hereof, exclusive of tho
day Of such service: AMI If you fail to answer
the complaint ~ aforesaid, the plaintiff will ap-
pss TO the court iog the relief demanded IN the
ootsf ;lint.
ST0uDTLL 4 DANIELS,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-19
Another Devastating Fire !! A
Dozen Buildings Consumed.

Another Devastating Fire! A
Dozen Buildings Consumed.
Loss $4,000. : Grand Rapids has
male another Offering to the fire fend.
A fire broke oat Slturl,y morning
about $3.50, in the rear o., AMI under
meath the store and saloon Of E. La
Bleux, and before its course coul1 be
stayc the whole block extending from
the Wood Co. Bridge to the slab cause
way was only heap Of ashes.
The in another column extra was
suel imme iiltely after the fire, but as
we lill the losses incorrectly stated we
reou5lish corrected list.
Through the most terrible exertions,
amid the most terrific h.at, the block
on the opposite side Of the street was
saved. as were the stores of |. l..
Mosher, Geo Neeves Il Son, AMI the
Wood County Bridge. Messrs. r. G..
/ Werthington, Belanger Bros, IL,
Swecny, VIM. s. Miller, and Jos. HON.
er are d,,mased slightly by injury to
buildings, and removal of stock. Our
cotemporary, the Tribune, went down
III the general ruin. The loss falls
heavy on Mr.. Brundage, whose c. fsrs
are not SO plethoric as we wish they
were but we trust that few weeks
will have brought him again to the
surface, anl the Tribune be again on the
tide to prosperity. As is always the
case, about four ffths Of the men gath
cred at the conhagration were willingly
idle, while the other fifth strove desper-
arely to cheek the progress of the
flames. Brainari Worthinston and
W. p. Mccormick were overcome by
the heat and for time it was feared
they were seriously injured. Since the
fire in March last, both the Repor 'er
and Tribune have urged the purchase
Of a Steam Fire Engine. but their
efforts have, proved anavailing. 1t is
to he hoped the necessity for on. is now
made so obvious that cur City Council
will take measures at once to procure
one
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR SALE!

offer for sale the following described prorer-
= si{itotei at Port iwar'ls, Wood County. Wis.
one Of the pleasentest points on the Wisconsin
Il yer. fis. One two story honse 4Nao. an | land.
y acfes. The House il we'll finished excepting
pia- ing up stairs. has excellent stone wall
ell cellar. with stone floor. full size Of the buid
ing. an a goo barn well finished, 32x3S feet.
An excellent we'll is contiguous to the house.
The garden is superior, and the grounds we'll
st cAel wi, = aourisnins font trees. and shrub
Ten tons of Hay, one span * heavy horses,
3oxen, COWS, / pig, wagon logging sleds.
farming utensils. household furniture &c. &c.
Also a half interest in 20 acres Of land lying
along the line of the Wis. Valley Il. r. eontagu
Gus to he village of Port edwards. ami only a
few 70 l. from the site for the new Depot.
Also a lot of logging utensils including cAaans
etc, ct.
\ So | acre of land lying on The river bottsr%
about 50 rods south Of the DWELLING.
offer the above reas afab.e terms, onahali
cash. the balance in six MaItns on wea secuIe,t
paper. Inquire of ine al Port EdW ards, or Of
John Parrish at Grand Rapids.
VIM. PARRISH.
Grand Rani.ls June 10Th 1SI3
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-19
prObate Notice, Guardians
Safe.

matter OF ,h ssard ansaip Of the Minor heir
% Augusta 4. Scot i ceased.
Notice is hcrehy given, that by virtue ana
i IN pursuance q al order vi haess~ lAAis IN
said matter, the l0kh day OF March, A. Ii q 10
signed guardian Of Minnie l.. sctt, 1'nor chlia
ard heir OF Auxassa +. Scott, viii On me io.a
lay OF June. 4. L. 1873, al O'Clock, IN the tore,
ganils otYor f,r sala az puDiic vetdue, the fol-
lowing ,iesorsl,ei ianis. To wit; Lots No; :. T.
nd & @ est NJ ,o ~ IN Vs tsssns ,a' I'm
terms ii s.,e vii be made known at the md
nI,nn = 80 3w.
Ds.ei Grand Rapids, Mar + 1879.
= 80 Y. L. SMITH, Gusrdi&n.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-19
NOTICE SD CONTRACHORS.

0Hee of Sshsoi Board; Grand, RsRids Wiz.
" J une 4th, 1873.
Sea I'd proposals viii be received By the h1Apd
Rapid. school Board up to July Ssh, At o:stqsk
p g. for the construction of a Sshoal Euilts44
for said district. on the ground owned'by and ~
present occupied by said district: as STORAGE
grounds Eor the stone to be used in sa'tfc0hssssss
ion.
Separate bids will be received for she Wool
v ark, the mason work and the. pa,nfahS ToLA.
Plans and specifications may be seen at tne IT,
National Bank. The contractor or c0niFaatoS
wifi be required to give bonds %. aospae -, We
amount Of contract price. to be apprszsa ~ tns
Boari. The Board reserves the r1xhs 70 r"'''
al y aa al ''''s' SETH REYES. Director.
+ LTNT. Clerk.
L. L. pHIAEO. TrsAssrsr.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-19
The Wood County Drug Store.

This standard old institution is again
in full blast, not such red hot blast
as it experienced three months ago, but
fall Of gaoIs ready to be soil to our
oil and as many new customers as see
fit to give the proprietors a helping
hanl in retrieving their great lose.
Call and see them, and if you want
anything in their line comprising every
thing in the drug and medicine, paint
ani oil line, fancy gools, books, sta
tionery, etc, etc, why just step in and
see one one of the finest drug stores in
the northwest. They propose to make
Organs AMI Pianos a speciality, and
they will keep them in stock, also mu-
sic, both instrumental AMI vocal.
Goods will be ordered daily by express.
Rem >mber the old Wood Co. Drug
Store.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-19
The Tomah Road Completed to
Centralja Doafires, and great
Rejoicing! Two Thousand PEG

pie Pres mt The Advent of the
iron parallels into section long isolat-
ed is a just cause for rejoicing. On
Saturday last, the Tomah road drove
its last spike in the precincts of our sis
ter city. All day+a stream Of humani-
ty poured acaoss the bridge to view the
tracklasers only mile away, and by
evening the vast congregation number
ed twoI thousand persons Immense
hcnires were set blazin. on either side
the grade, lighting up the sky with a
lurid reflection. the boys had ready
the peace Maker to howl the glad
tidings. and the ladies had prepare "a
bountiful table for t weary men
whose labors were to BE CONTINUED Tong
into the night. at 11:15 tie hast rail
was down, and at 1l:20 the shout that
went up told that the last spike was
driven. Then the little gun told what
it thought of the doings, and the Band
gave back response in strains Of nasle-.
dy, while score Of sisgers sang
"R,est is the tie tie h'rds,''
The last five spikes driven by
/. P. Powers, John Rablin. II. W.
Remington, Seth Reeves, and E. B.
Rooster, and then came brief speeches
by ?. O. Cassiday, H. W. Remington
L P. Powers, E.. B. Rossier, and tbs
sturdy Lantrey.
The tired men who had sweat and
toiled for seventeen hours pitched into
the excellent toothsomes furnished by
the excellent ladies' with relish that
told IF hungry stomachs anf grateful
hearts, and after appetites were
appeased. amid the haamins Of
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-19

/ Grading Oh the Toinah Road
North ward.--Th work of grading
on the Tourah road toward Waasau
was commenced north of the &. B. 4
L. P. crossing last Friday. The path
of the iron horse is cut out for dis
lance of nearly five miles. The loco
motive will whistle and snort in Wausau
by December We hdfe.
The Portage Road. 1t is rumor-
ed that Mr.. Campbell has again COM
mencea work on the Portage Road,
with view Of securing the aid voted
conditionally by the City of Portage a
short time ago. Mr. c. proposes to thus
secure this aid which would otherwise
be given to the Central Gland grant)
road. We hope the rumor is to be
credited.
Sad Accident.-As Mrs. Brundage
was opening the blinds of her residence
last Monday morning, the sash fell,
catching the second finger Of the left
hand, crushing it, breaking the bone,
and severely bruisins two others. Be-
ing alone in the house, and unable to
false the sash, she was held fast by the
crushing frame till her cries brought
help to her assistance. DR.. Whitney
dressed the wounded member.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-19

Donation Festival. The friends
of Rev. J. D. Cole will give a Dona.
ton Festival at Music Hall, June 26th
1873.
The following is list of the Com
mitteps.
Committee Of arrangements:
Mr., and Mrs Webb, Mr. and Mrs Smith
"Geo Neeves " VIM Miller
"Sampson; i" Ill Mosher
Brown, "Chase,
Garrison, 6 "Naylor,
Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin.
On Hall, E. r. Ostrander.
On Arday'nG Decorating ana Light
ing Hail.
Eddie Fritsinger, Chas. Gleason,
Elra Baldwin, Robt. Gleason;
Leroy Dickerson.
Receiuing Donation.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Miller, Mr. and tfrs
Fritsinger, VIM. Mccormick.
Ice Cream.
Mr. and Mrs.L KRONER Mr. and Mrs Burt
=" S Demarais g "V Kroner
Rilla Lmith, Nellie Bell,
Eva Mosher, Minnie Mayor,
Ella Roe, May Stebbins,
Jennie Webb,
Strawberries.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Neeyes:
Cake Table.
Mr.. and Mrs. Belant Mr.. and Mrs Perry
" Butterfeld DR.. "Stebbins
Candy and Fruit Stand.
Miss Alice Mosher, Miss Emma Allen,
Miss Cassie Scott, VIM. Neeves,
James Lyon, Chas. Pomainville.
Tea and Coffee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lobdell, Mrs. Gum,
+" Baldwin.
Waiting on Tables.
Nellie Goo1hua, Nina Webb
Emma Miller May Purdy,
Mary Daugherty.
Lem onode.
Julia Grace, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. King.
Susie Baker, L. 0. Garrison,
Frank Garrison
Soliciting.
Mrs. Naylor; Jennie Gum,
VIM. Kline, Mrs. Van Camp,
Stebbins, Mrs: Baldwin.
Gathering:
G. Grisvold, Willie Roe;
Walter Scott.
Cashiers
L: K Smith, Il. Z. Ostrander,
d. j. Cole.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-19

|& Or@ail>. hilleo 4 Co,
rams anl Pianos, and keep
bck. They have been APP
/ agents for the county for
ttl Soho maker Pianos.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-19
LOST

a Masonic Key Stone, any
one finding the SAME will he
amply rewarded by leaving it
at Geo. Neeves Il Sons Store,
or at this Office.
J. II. LYON.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-19

=, At. 7
vt i f,0p I rsis' a mixel freight and
errlila ian ep Ieare 1irani Rapids at
t shiO en- Nsierriilan at SOS P. \ u. uo.oh
At 9.55 4. NJ. ,o crss, Row
eishll. II s.. and Fridays at is 4. NJ,
l I iRss;is as so p. NJ. Leave
p T, naP's Thursdays and setur,
iusS .s;y;ng at Green Bay at 5:45
NJ" '' j. NJ. KELLY, Supt.
EN- Gent Freight Agent.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-19

~ At the meeting Of the
/ last week at Milwaukee,
ao p's na'd'si and tfy dol
{ i5' '0 P | to, ami for the
s H. =, rFA0l Rapids Lol,e,
,s @so 'ae dues were relnitte j
: Year. Mr.. l.. Kroner
,ef' D'' !, were in attendance,
,.,''e the "convocationS The
.5 'pt 10 lse, its charitable eff
.t ,..,.. Of the peshtigo sufferers r
he Ja s.eF With the facts con-
e u; obstruction OF its hall by
Ia, Il "a 50 clear and s,sc;,,.t. },
, a n 'ne appropriations was
az ~. dn'a N vo,e. Tine y,
Z Z. well !. i thank the brothers : for or
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-19
The trustees Of Plymouth church,

llcuIy w diO D'' y W Do
wen and Theodore Tilton are implica-
ted, or otherwise concerned.
See VIM. Parishes ne, ADJ, of
For Sale. The property described is
valuable and will be lucky Find for
he purchaser. Port Edwards is a
rowing Paradise where it DIES a man
God to live.
The Committee for the Donation
Festival propose to have Fruit Stand
where can be had all the fruits of the
season to be found in the city markets
such as Bananas. Pine Apples, Cherries
&C., &c.
The Tomah rad, being short Of
spikes last Friday an order was: dispatch
ed to the Wise. Central Road for twenty
kegs, which were received in due sea-
son via Amherst junction, and G.. B.
& L. P. Road and the tracklaying pro-
ceeded with without delay.
--Impromptu Dialogues are all the
90 just now, Samuel Witter and DR..
G. f. Carroll played Romeo and Ju-
lette t. select audiarce last week.
The loving twain threw their whole
souls into the Farce, and talked with
tears in their fists and their eyes dou-
bled up, and if the classic ghost Of old
Kirckum didn't shudder to hear the
bad grammer, it was because his ghost
ship was not round. Gentlemen don't
let railroads engender such bitter feel
ings.
Go to bed with the lamb and rise
with the lark.-Adcance (Portage Ci-
ty.)
Now this is pretty advice for new
paper; we reckon all the young men
will subscribe for the Advance. Mr..
Aduance: not much for us, we amt
going to tumble in with a sheep not
so long as there are Ministers AMI jus
tees of the Peace around with mar
rage certificates sticking out of their
yes. pockets. No sir ;! you cant pull
the uool over our eyes by any such soft
talk.
The Aptil number of the Musica
Echo published by Hempsted. Milwau-
kee. is before us, 1t is a meritorious
publication, and full Of good matter
aside from m 1sicll CO npositioas. Far
0 'er the Stars there is rest by Franz
Abt is boa ,tiful peace, sweet and
full of richness. Subscribe for the Mu-
steal Echo, and patronize home must
cal publication. 1t will cost you only
S1.OO a year.
The Hes'ern adronce is the name
IF the new paper started at Portage
o'y' - 10 . . F''' o'' a''''' ''''f' = -
e'o''a '"'0 "pPe", ''''e
l" P''''' ~ oo''' N'0 " do y. ""'' ~
'' ~" ~ - =" ~,
The Aarance looks to us to be hybrid
'"A'7 WV" '"' o,"'' ""'"" 40 '"
Pe"oe"'' 'o' 'e'''' eA"'S 'Pp'
II we o'sc ~ "'o'S 'o's ~ 10 o''''S'
~ 'o'''' ~ ,'''''''' ~ ''' '@'' w
WISH '''' i "'""ee ao'''''a"' s"'o.'s'
anu 'oPe ~ WIN '''A ""' 1''a' 90
o''"'. N"''"' NUN '"' "o'' 81 '"'
''o . Np'
nod;oo4;o, ~ +,o r,t,o,;o
cburc,, On tho 9oti, instant the
RIGHT Reverend Bishop MeIcher. will
do 1;cate the Catb,,;csCkrrch in this
r:,ce The Row Vsther Tcnou,v
pastor of the church, has done all in
1: 49,. .. - ~ aor,on;os
r.. -. -
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-19
Rev. J. D. Cole,
Procuring Speaker

Procuring Speaker Rev. ). u. Cole,
E. Il. Ostrander.
General COMMITTEE:
Mayor Lunt & G.. NJ. Webb,
j. D. Witter, Rev. J. D. Cole,
L. B. Warner. I. L. Mosher,
A. ,. Sampson. Geo. Nceves.
L. P. Powers, Dr.. Witter,
DR.. stebbins. D. Fritzsinger.
L. Kroner, c. II. Brown,
R. H. GRACE. II. Whitman,
Or. Whitney, Dr.. Mosher,
Mrs. 7. B. Scott, Mrs. VIM. Roe,
Mrs. E. K. Smith, Mrs. E L Ostrander
Mrs. VIM. Lobdell.
All are cordially invited to attend.
Let everyone go and have good time.
Price of ticketssand further particulars
will be given in due time.
c. II. Brown,
Secretary.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-19

hr, 1t was r',mored about
Elav, that the boiler of the
Pill hal explo lei. We can
runpr to no reliable source,
Il IS Incorrect.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-19

The persons named on the Commit
tees are requested to serve. If any
cannot do so they will please notify
Mrs. T. B. Scott or Mrs. T. r. OstraH-
der. The members Of the Church
and congregation are requested to assist
the Committees,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-19

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