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letter from ShuQuaIak,

f Rear Beacon: Items Of iutc,as
, in thiq vicinity are YER much ltg,
Uncle Sans currcncy-harI to 81.
hold OF. ltsoems that a scarcity o.
che latter has caused song person,
IA North Carolina to attempt to
manufacture it, and | expect il
would be i good idea Iog me to prot.
II "y the suggestion aud mapurac.
iore Il IIitIe news. | presume, like
counterfeit money, i would be as
good as any while its gcuuincncss
was not questioned. However, for
rear OF shocking the moral sensibil-
't'cs OF some OF our good people, |
snail not indulge al the present
writing.
Speaking Of m.rals reminds no
OF the great %improyem mt that this
place has undergone in that respect
IN the r.t few years. Four or five
years ago it was celebrated for it's
drinking, gambling, fighting and
rowdyism generally, and now it is
one OF the most moral, scdate,
pSalm-s!ng little towns you can
{blnk OF, except that old maid Of
The Notwithstanding. Why
S%huqnaIak can boast Of having had
The great Chcctaw Baptist Assoeia.
ton held within her limits, and the
only thing now that would ever re
mind one Of the days of yore, ID oc-
casIonaIIy to see a "good fellow"
a real, "good-hemlcd fellow you
know, rather loose upon the
streets. A great deal Of tins moral
'' 'Y>' ",' 5,'''''u'
~
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School and it is believed that i the
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ncrOmDnniDort To hi, rt,,., ,;.,
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'o"'''''"s 10 say "oo"' inc nara
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,.lf Ionr n.;n ash - ,.a a,.,
hing of,,r . hoy,y h,nd.h"ro
how, cotton - and .,,nI omra'r
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-11-22

The State Of slissiSsinr. }
Noxubec County, -.
Cb,ncor,, rorr, Noxrboo C,n.-
Sen,culrr 1lb = ~ Io -"5"'
nv ''"' ~ 1900
ram nc Estate
L5ii or
"',''"'" u "'as''
In me matter Of the petition of
a." H' ''aN'' ADMINISTRATORS OF
Vho ESTATE or VIM; NJ. Glass, de-.
o oy,Sr" representing the personal
80 M,,. I'"''.' "s ''Su 'liclent
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-11-22

Halls Vegetable Sjcilian Hair Remover
is the best preparation Tor the hair in tho
market, and always giyt4 satisfaction. Do
not be put off by unprincipIed dealers
with others on which they make more
profit.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-11-22
NTOEICE To THE PUBLIC.

7 am now prepared to grind and gin
cotton nj the shortest notice, and have
bargiEg end ties on hand.
f'Hiso have Tor sale 4 No. | two-hor3e
wagon and pair OF young mules,
d. &. FARMER.
5c0t 20 2n,s BroOksylAe, Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-11-22
EVERY ONE

.n;, ,'S small amounts to che un-
y oav0 gre requested to call and
d i S Immediately. My business will
B, Se.. cre'Ii, and my credit will
: Oo'r extension.
VIM. WARD
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DIOR SALE OR RENT

Tho plantation well known ca The
Mcintosh place, With II good dwelling,
necessary outbVildings, ABOUT coo acres
open lWHc, wen watered with n fine fish
poGl oY'thc premises, The place Is5
miles from Mator ttsthp Columbus ROXY.
Apply to Mrs, Mcintosh at Mrs Billiards.
in Macon, or to T. p. BARTON.
Aux 30-1m
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-11-22
Sad and Fatal Accident.

On Friday night, the nth inst,
at WahaIak, Miss Judith Slaughter
was fatally burned, and died after
lingering abaEt twentE-gqEr hours.
She had risen from her bed during
he night, and fallen in the fire, it
is supposed, in ore Of the faipting
fits to which she was subject. DR..
Shelton of this town was immcdi
2teIy sent for, but she va, so fear
fully burned that no hopes were
entertained Of saving her life.
Miss Slaughter was one of the
most cstimabIe Of women. A de-
volea member Of th9 Episcopal
church, her whole life was in accor-
dance with her profession, and in
IuiS terrible bereavement her
friends ana relatives have the con-
ISOLATION that her pure spirit has re-
turned to the God who gave 1t.
roy
Coy Bowers has re-scntenced
Bush to be hung on the 18th
December, At the same time,
Bill Lewis, another negro, is to
share the same fate.
We call attention to tho card of
Gaines, Coles 4 Co. successors to
Geo. s. Gaines & Son, State Line,
Miss. The peach wood Nurseries
ire wei. known to our readers and
Yc should advise iagit growers and
gardeners to order from them if.
hoy wish to get trees and ghrub-
,ery acGlimated and reliable.
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II O L S \ L L


olgr my p'anrtion, fourteen miles
'"2. of Macon and four miles west Of Mem
pms Aia', for safe. will seil one lhutis.
AZ ~ lh4fteen hundred aeres. will sa,.
without i"Hr Of successful contradiction,
Una! me mage IL equal to any IN east Mis-
'lSs Epi' Inc title perfect there ueyrr
was a'el Of trust, mortyn"c Dr judgement
title.
= will refer those who Yisb to know
something ahoa, The place to Wm. MeD.
tonhoro and Dr. Mat Clay. Come and
LOOK, AMI see II the many rumors Won have
heard are true, I will lie found at nv
residence in Memphis, Ala, aud will TAXI
pleasure in showino tho place. NV prics
Is SO low You Will be a.tanished. D
Jul, l9-t
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sausage SalSage!!

Sage for your Sausage can now
be had, wholesale or retail, at
JONES g. FANTS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-11-22

..b small piece cut cd the right ear,
S,n "a on the left jaw, neck and shoulder,
',""' ! or q years Old, had II small bell ON
l 'g,"' .be Lit. Any n finding Her or
Su" any information will be literally
t,. -l, ANDREW BLAkELEN,
''y yny - 9ts Wahnlak Station, Miss,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-11-22

will be on hand ogain st all times on
the platform At the depot 10 weigh cotton,
and respectfully solicit the patronage Of
my old friends and the public at large.
SMITH HOLT.
Aug soft
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surely and efactnalIv control them. Tho +, =
tirroIy of-.r best citizens, of all ella rs.
tataishcs tho fact, That CHrrrY Prcro, 4.
will and does relIey, hi, ~, ,,s opii.t, y,
disorders Of the TIroa. and fn.pt beyoni INV
other medicine. Tile most tanra-gu, al
tons Of the Pulmonary Organs Weld To-
mower; and cases Of (o.sumpi;o,. en- I
Lv this preparation, are publicly known. -
remarkable ~ harl,y e., D., believed, s,.a
ticy not rroyea beyond dispute. a, ~, =.
.iT Il "A ADEQUATE, On With tIn mill.
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II . X Il 4 N I

INe stand now occupied by inc. W
Hohtor. Apply carly to
Aug Soft w, f. EILAND.
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NOR N T,
~ .H

The Dwelling occupied by Chas. Baker,
near the iron bridge. Apply to VIM.
French or Chas. Baker. aua22
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-11-22
Mark BAY MARE MULE,

From the subscriber pear Wshalsk
,,,or rn he sth inst,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-11-22

~T.rLE STRAYEn OR STOLE-.
- -
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'IE TOW G0ygZ

~ Corn anl Hoy Away, rr .aIe. ioll
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-11-22
LOCAL NE w S .
yo,rtce Co., saturday EGy p

~TrLE STRAYEn OR STOLE%.
Fran the subscriber pear Wshal'
c,''i,r. rn .he sth inst,
A DARK BAY MARE MULE,
.,b , small piece cut oh' the right en-
S'"'l,l ON the left jaw, neck and shouldc
Nl'n, ! ar q years Old, had II small bell G
guam She lrIt. Any one finding Her ,
Su.' any information will be LIBERAL
t,.rl,e ANDREW BLAkELEN
T,y -, 9ts Wahnlak Station, Miss,
nEACu WOOD NURSERIES
state Line, Miss.
We offer for snlc this season, on IN
mast reasonable terms, II Inrgo and We.
crown stock Of
Fruits, Ornamental Tro.., Vines, &c.
.,mnri,ing ull of the most yuluabl
,]sr,rtic. adapted to our climate.
Descriptive catalogue mailed free to al
applicants,
Wholesale catalogue for the Trade.
Address
Y,y22 State Line, Wayne Co, Miss.
A MuRDocK, President,
C. L. flushing, LIST Vice President.
j.. }. WAnKER, ID Vice President.
Presidents Office
N,lile md Ohio Railroad Company,
Mobile, Ala, Nov. 10, 1873.
IN ,be Stockholders of the Mobile and
Ohio K. T. Co.
IN consequence Of the great stringsrny
in tho money market, and the general
lr,.wtiou o., business resulting there
iiow the Board Of Directors having deter
mined 10 offer Al additional Induccmcnt to
,.o,. Stockholders who awaited themselves
g.,ac Resolutions Of April Is, 1873 giving
Them onp share Of ncw Stock for each share
held b. thom, upon pay ment of twenty
five Dollars, in instsliuents Of
jDo.Iars ou the lat day Of July, 1878,
ODoIlars on the lst day of November, '73
jDo.ars On the lat day of january, 1874,
iUo.lars on the l.t day Of April, 1874,
M oil the 10th day OF November instant,
ymy, init those Nho have paid the whole
twenty five Dollars per share, or who
a,, pl tho same by tho LIST day Of jana
tY next, should be entitled tO receive .
bml OF the Company, hsYtng ten yoars -
tm, ITO the LIT day Of December next,
gah interest, payable quarterly, ut tho
tie OF : per- cent. per annllm, in the City
d New York, At the office Of Messrs,
duncan, Sherman ~ Co., Ter the full
moall SO pant said Bond to IA rUnysrti-
ye Al Nal uIue otIore the maturity there
a lu.o Stock at the rate Of one Share for
ngb twenty I,r Dollars Of Bonds, nj the
ltl0U Of INC holder ; AMI Iitt Stock for
sd purpose shall be- issued and placed in
le hand, OF Duncan, sherman X Co rs
%.u.,rc., To the fail extent of the issue
r,,noriEsI, sud that the said Duncan,
Sherman d Co.,, tt, the authorized Agents
q tue Company, and rs Trustees, shall
.;e the authority to make such CONVEX
son by aa r4uUHl re ut Stock for Bonds
t"a ,uc application OF the holder Of any
d sal. 12u,, 50, snl time before maturity
y aforesaid. "a
This plan oilers two Inducements to the
Stakeholder.
ISL DyANlr,uaI ]guHrNntpe of u dividend
~ Ipr cent. ,NlU tuu cost OF the Stock
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-11-22
THOMAS Oh ISTIAN.

A true copy from the minutes
September 18th, 1873.
i. \. J. MtHENRY,
e.. 4 R, Attys.] Clerk.
Sep, 27-4tS
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-11-22

A MrRDocK, President,
C.. L. flushing, lst Vice President.
j. j. WAIVER, ID Vice President.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-11-22
Plantation for Rent,

OxsoRD, MISS, Oct. o5th. 1879.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-11-22
NURSERIES,
state Line, Miss.

We offer for snlc this season, on the
mast reasonable terms, II lnrgo and we'll
, 1873-12-11
KILLED BY ETHER.

AActhcr Death Near Esnnton Cnnae.t By
tao lscci1lcss Use OF ll1afcstr,cticr.
Special Disuatch to Ihd Caicuuo Tribune.
DosroN, Dec. 10.-An inquest iH now in
progress at Lynn, on tho romaiuH OF Airs. JOHN
". Homan, who died from ethor while undesgo-
Ing surgical operation to remoyo an ovarian
tumor. Tho matter is attracting consider
ablo attention on account of the re-
cent doath OF Mira. Crie, aud tho
subsequent thorough investigation. Although
tho investigation In the latter caBo Ia not 10
searching. At tho inquest to-day, evidence was
giYcE to tho effect that tho othor waa almistor-
cd without the Patients consent, she Haying re-
Poatedy tlat she knew al,c allo,1lti dio
II tho ethor was administered. Soon
after the ethor WAS glyon, tho patient was
pronounced dcad by her attendant physicians
bra Dl1by, Of this CITY, md Graves, Of Lynn,
Ono witnoss said that tho doctors then loft in
hurry, saying they wore worry uorry they had
had anything to'to With tho cnao. Otlor plyHi-
clans wore sont for. and found al hour hter-
wards that tho patients heart and puleo were
beating. AL efforts to resuaoiato her, howoyer,
wore unayailing. No yordict was reaci,od,
, 1873-12-11
Franz Abt,

The celebrated Composer, under
date OF July q, 1872, writes: "Pcr-
INIT ME to thank you for the mag
nificent UPRIGHT PIANO which
you kindly placed at my disposal
during my brief sojouril in New
York, and / can only repeat what
I have so often expressed verbally,
that during my long career as ar
list and composer, have met with
.Pinnotortcs, but none that COM
bine grandeur and power OF tone.
elasticity of touch, III short, every
thing TINT renders q Piano per-
feet, to such Il degree as your ccle-
brated Pian0-tOrtes."
, 1873-12-11

LoNDos, Dec. 10.-London ie again nycloped
IN q dense log. There Wero numerous nccid ents
yesterday on the streets and OH the Thames, aud
tho hospitals arc hlod. On tho rivor throe par
sous were killed..
RAILROAD DISASTER.
a dispatch from Birmingham nnYs that =
serious collision occurred on tue railway near
that oit} this morning. Thirty persons arc re-
ported killed and injured. 4 heavy fog pre-
Tailod at the timo OF tho disaster.
LONDON, Dec. 10-Eyeniug--Tho report tlat
large number Of persons wero killed by ruit-
road accident near Birmingham to-day waa iu-
correct. No 1ives were lost.
Il il NOW said that tho marriage of tho Duke
OF Edinburgh with tho daughter of the Gar has
beon postponed until Fehrunry.
, 1873-12-11

Puerto PLATA, Nov. 2G.-This city pro-
nonnced against Baex yesterday. Tho lseyolu-
tionints igsued manifesto declaring tl1or ron-
aons for prououncng against him. alleging TINT
he wishes to impose upon them his recollection
q the olection Of his brother, Danian, to the
misuse Of public fu1ldB, and Unconstitutional
ALIENATION Of Sanlana to the Auorican Company,
It is considered That tic majority OF tho people
arc already against Daez.
, 1873-12-11
DIR. Franz.Liszt.

The greatest living Pianist and
Composer, writing to the cclebrat-
ed Com1,oscr, NIetzdorf, under date
Of Sept. 27, 1873, says: "I'ray tell
Mr. SteinW1y that his splendid
UPRIGHT PIANO sllone to bril-
liant advantage. ut the Festival
Perforlnances at Wartburg,. where
fingers as. 'Vicc Orchestral cxcit-
ing general admiration"
, 1873-12-11

vienna, Doc. 10.-A bill authorizing tho rais-
ing OF loan for tho mitigation Of tho flnan oial
crisis has passed Ieichsratli.
, 1873-12-11
The Prussian Landtag Approves
Proposed Anti-Catholic
Legislation. :
Baron Reuters Persian Concessions
Annulled by the Shah.
London Again Enveloped in
a Black Fog Yesterday.


FRANCE,
VERSAILLES, Dec. 10.-Lochard. counsel for
Maruhal Dazaine, finished his aduresB this morn
Ing. He declared that tho Marshal did not sur-
render IN tho opon field, and was guiltlosa OF
violating Article 210 OF tho Army Code.
II. Laclaud, in his pororation; said: II dooply
sympathize with the valiant soldier overwhelmed
by terrible accusation. fcar not death for him,
llc In bravo. aud feara nothing but loas OF his
honor for the sake OF ha wife aud children, I
feol most for Franco, which will deplore the losa
Of yalorons aoldier. Your honors, patriotism.
forbid TINT you condemn him. Yon know what
political trin1s arc on apot which posterity haB
raised = atatue to thoHo executed after such
trials"
III. Pourcet replied, demanding that terrible
example bo made, aB a lesion to rising gouora-
tons.
Before the Judges withdrew, Dazaine aaid
VI have two rords In my breast. Honor and
Country. l have mover been wanting towards
this proud motto during forty-two yeara Of Bor-
vice. I swcar before Christ that lave not be-
trayod France.h
= After long dellberation, tho Judges declared
l nazalnc guilty Of TIE charges Of tho oapitu!a-
tion Of Motz and Of tho Army In tho open field.
without doing all that was prescribed BY honor
and duty toward surrender, aud unanimously
condemned him to death, aud to be degraded
from. his rank previous to his execution. After
Judgment Lad been rendered, all tho members
tho Duke d'Aumalo Immediately conveyed In
person to President AfauAfallon.
baznino was Eroatly agitatel when Ac heard
the decision Of tho Court.
PAn1s. Dec. 10.-Tho crowd at tho Trianon to-
day warmly chearod when the verdict was ron
dored.
Tho sentence includes tho payment of the
costH and expulsion from the Legion Of Honor,
, 1873-12-11
PERSIA.

!, LoNDoN,' DAG. 10.-A special dispatch saws
that, as Baron Router las not begun informal I'M
nroyemonta in Persia Within the time fixed, tho
Shah las declared the contract void.
, 1873-12-11
AGO, THURSDAY, DECEMBER ii, 1873

tiole rcfora come armed, this will afford proof in
faot OF their Intentions, and thoy will be- tried
AZ pirates tho sa1na az tho crew Of tho yosao|."
, 1873-12-11
Vienna Exposition,

The jury OIL Musical Instru-
n1cntS OF the Vienna Universal tx.
position, recognizing the pre.clni-
ncncc. OF Stcinway 81 Sons over all
the piano manufacturers Of the
Worl1, have homored them with
the following EYTItAOKD1N4A.
Xxx COMPLIMENT, which we ex-
tract from the official report,
StoinWay g. Sons are the only man
ufAct,lrcry thus mentioned.
"Wc regret that the celebrated
tnallgurAtOrS Of the new system in
Pian0-malsing, nESSIeS. STEiN-
WAY &: SONS, Of New York, to
whom tho entire art of Piano
making is 80 greatly indebted,
have not exhibited"
Mncstro Petrclla. President Italy.1
Herr pulnba, LIST Vice President. Austria, B.,
trof Dr.. MSsajous, I'd do. Flanrc. -
pr. Edward l{alls]ik.. ..-:.:...:- Austria. s.,
j. cn9.n nssr!fHy $y1;, nagary. nHss4!y. Aasts Aastrs e
Jultas Schiedmay yer. --......-.G Germany. e
Lnthterr Galalt. France. 81
De Soriano Fucrtcs. .SlWin. e.
Nous. Kclnkins. ns..----.....-... Belgium -
Director Weber. .Switzeflaud 5E
Dr.. Dr. Vsc!r tIss'i iaui. Prof. ofl '"Ss@ Sc
the University Ieip- ....- Germany, =
zig, Official lleporlcr,J
In addition to our large and WI
ricd assortment Of Stcinyilyn'
Grand. Square, and Upright III
amos, our stock includes II very
large variety OF other Pianos.
ran~ing in price from $3.50 to
$500.
Purchasers will find it to their
advantage to examine our cxtcn-
siee assortment Of miscellaneous
Pianos before making n selection
elseWhors.
SMITH s. NIXON,
General Northwestern Agents for |
StcinWny Pianos,
1G2 Stntc-St., Chicago. |
, 1873-12-11
81. There Has display Of prosents givon By
happy, couple leayo for Chicago aid Now Yolk
to.t1fr}tt 49," ~A~
EDUCATIONAL,

Annual Meeting OF the Sfntc Hoard OF
Education ut N0rmnI-.Hs epOrt Of
President Edwards, OF t1Ao Normal
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hate in tho
Several Departments.
spsc!at Dmnatth 10 Jhe CAicaao Tribune.
BtooM1NlToS. ILL.,, Dec. 10.-Tho State Board
os Education aHsolnbied at tl,a Normal School,
Normal. to-t'ay, for ita gcmi-at,nual sesaion.
Slate Superintendent Newton Dato,nan nrcsid-
ing. The preaidsnt road tho following somi-
annual report, aH follows:
HEMl.ANAuA1. EEfORr NJ RroItARD ,Dwtrua. pnra5.
.n =, DENT OF THE FTATE NnnMAr. ustyEntrrr.
10 re honorable RoHTA Gf Education. nf the sfufe NJ
ItlHots: ' WV e ~
dEHrl.EMEN: The num1,cra in nttendancc u,on tb.
University, during the tern Just closing heyo hoen IA
NORMAL nIpAnTstrHr.
A"7''.t'.s''.'........... ............,.,QQ5
$50
u10n SCHOOL,
feua!eb''.. J1
0rAMMAR SCHOOL,
t'''+'' d1
1tA@lts.'..... ,.....................,,.3 81
INTERMEDIATE AND Primary SCHOOL.
10
~
, 1873-12-11

BERLIN, Dec. 1O.-Tho Lapltag to-day rejected
BY 103 majority motion ccnBuring legislation
introduced by the Government directed agaipat
Ultra-AIontalo Catholcp,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-10-02

-lu REV .ED FOR IA. 4 - 4
GA or Rheumatism o, 80, ~. Y.
| siicrei curah'e,tlat Dr.. f'- ....r
matte SpTp will moi ca'e- 81. /,
ou>, and a nhy,iciaa1 ,,y ntr,.. + / !.
S5a1 REWARD oEfhibt. :.
pRIETGRS Of any meta, |.
AMI Neuralgia able 70 o.. l, ..,5.r !
many genuine living cn r.i u ID
length of time as Dr. f''''
matte Remedy. ,rrrprg1.
nT S-in :, JOS l. ?. Filter " r ~ A
g FRA Of the ceIe5r15 !. e. -. nj
tTeating Rheuma Ism T: ,GT II. ,.frl Il
Slo0o REWARD ~ Al I.. ~
Clan, or Others able 70 a. md
tas.a, Colchieqm; Ae r:I.,. gzs
to the system il Pr rr,, fA1;' Or ID
Of cure cure. N iErIadins Re-. ~ : :. !
Pennsylvania; Rev. i .5s vi Il.
kill. PhiIadc.phla; y d, .rsos
Davis, iIightstoEan,, 4 ps'l, 's..,a
Murphy. Frankfort, dl. ~, PHI
!. 7. Greeley, memosl Nm nils
Dhia: Hon. Judge Lee F S,.5s
P = I'VE L. Kentucky, and '''' ~ :.
s : : S. o SSfT%HfD FOR raE \ I.
warrented pTeqar3a.'',.'es .ini, !
Neuralgia sold under 7, 1osass,a.
setting forth the exact .,,, p p.li ~
or return the 2m g;l.,-s +. eu,s
t fien' o p cases asss requir63::. s, na
Wal, By letter . to I s' 1.'aaaar
tee. signed and s'a, g;L5 ssiyic.s
retqrne' by BY D eb5rss: ll. 5,F71
Dr.. FIILf t1S ! No. casreI % u
e her remedE " = y,rio1. -9rS -.
g g. % . B ), ank applications =. =, !.
the special asf5P'iR pHILLEli
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The World Moves!

DOTARY SAWS are superceding the old up
~ and down saws of twenty live years ago
like II tri-weekly stage, up one day ana down the
your fences, or Shingles for your houses, or Lath
or Pckets for your various structures. Go to
RABLIN'S to procure them.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-10-02
The Victor Machine,
And the Wilcox & Gibbs.

If you want to make your lady present that
will make her face look like picture,
Just bend down and whisper in her Ear that you
have bought her Wilcox Victor.
| sell the Victor because it Is the best.
| have used i, and know it, for | have used
the rest.
Some men there are engaged in trade,
Ane think that they know full well
The virtues of the Sewing Machine, they have
on hand to sell
Have fortunes in their business made, they talk
ed SO much and well
That there was the only place good Machine
would sail
They made their customers believe, the place to
trade there,
And if they bargains would receive they must
not trade elsewhere.
They have a domestic that is some, Davis
that Is more.
Some cheap machine they are offering, And
some we have had before
that lasted Just about two years, two years
and nothing more.
We have had a test of all Machines, that sewS
with the lock stitches
And the Victor beats the best of them to make
a pair of {anythingD
1t has the movement OF the Howe; the Singer
for its feed.
There is no better known Machine | don't ex-
cept the Weed.
And you will find the best single thread Ma
chine in the >rld
The Wilcox and Gibbs Mahcine Sold at,
MRS. JAS. HAMlLToN'S.
Grand Rapids Wis
Call and see them before you buy 2I-mb
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[ have now on hand and am daily receiving
from Eastern markets, one of the largest and best
selected stock of Goods ever kept in Wood Coun-
ty, and solicit parties wishing to buy goods to can
and examine NY stock before purchasing else
where.