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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-15
LIE YELLOM FEVEE

Telegram, f'ora Asmph.. inform %. Of
Ia prevalence Of the yellow fever in that
sly. For some tine /, la. been the terror
Of Shreveport, LouislsnA and, although |
Its pressnce has been concealed As much /
n. possible, it has been affecting New or Z
leans and cities and towns in Texas
The citizens OF Cairo, have, probably
no reason TO 10 alarmed by the approach
towards their city OF this dreadful scourge
they have, fortunately, because Of the
marked hshlthfulness OF Cairo, escaped all
the epidemics of every kind which have
visited every city and town in thi, viciu-
ily but they should be careful and per-
nit no sanitary precsution to BE neglected
The disease, "a developed nj Shreveport
and Memphis, 10 Of the most virulent
sind. A, Shreveport moi one person
who WAS attacked by ii escaped death.
TLis il remarkable, and MI unusual feature
in the history of the disease. The NOR
tslity Of yellow fever varie, greatly in
different epideinics, bu, in no former cpl
dslnic has it been 50 fats ~ il now 10 Al
Shreveport and Memphis At Gibraltar
in 1904, when nearly all the population
was attacked, %! per cent. died, snc
some.imes 10 per cent, of cases hsy,
bean fatal, but in this visitation all VII
are attacked die.
In the Southsr ststes and generally, til
diseases IL believed TO DO contagious, bu
the question Of its contsg ousness or MOI
oontAgiousness mas given rise TO excite
controversies among members Of the me-
zeal profession, and cannot be oonsidere
~ definitely settled yet. Like smsll-po
IL occurs but once In the same person, MI
in this particular wears n feature Of COZ
.agion. IL follows, ss all Tho strictly COZ
tsgious diseases do, the great route,
c0nmsrciAl Intercourse, and, ssys writ
On ths subject, where it is not endemic,
has in almost every instance been traced
soms vessel arriving from an infected nor
There have also been instances in whit
o>tieuts who have tskon the disea
during visit TO M infect'
locality, have, on their return to the
homes In . perfectly healthy situstio
communicated it TO those who nursed al
attended on them. But on the other hsr
Nn 4 wsll-known fact that the disease
ten prsvsils in one part of city, and /
sis.ls hang removed 70 another part
ua oou,unnicats the disease TO thOse
daily and hourly communication vi
them. It's rslatsd that in the Britt
MAN. India slnAdron, 0ccAli0nally %
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FROM SHREVEPORT.

"fEyEE SILL R,GlN'.
SHREyEr oGr September lj.-The fever
is still raging and the weather is uniavcrs-
Bile. Sixty persons OF these attacked died,
great suffering in all circles of society for
want 81 nurses. The surviving citizens
are doing All in their power To check the
disease The intcrment. yesterday were
%. There wore many iesths last night.
The Howard ASSOCIATION IA greatly IN need
Of assistance. Tho Southern Telegram
newspaper is suspended. The Tuncs still
make. It's appearance. George !. Roe,
manager Of tho Western Union telegraph
office hero, died to-day.
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FROM SALT LAKE.
SOLICITATIONS Win urk>.

SOLICITATIONS VIII tIt>.
SALT LAKE, September IA letter
dated Los Pignos agency, gives tho fol-
lowing: Hon. Felix Il. BufnAi, chair
man and Thos Cree, secretary, OF 'pe-
cial commission to negotiate with the
Ute. for the ce.,ion Of portion Of their
territory, arrived nj Los Pignos, Caliior-
MIA, today, and opened negotiations under
euspirr. Unisyorable to the successful ne
gotiatiou with them, owing to the su,pen-
sion Of the order sIpelling the miners
from their reservation, and con'e4 ueht
large influx Of tresspsssers !" pre-
serve three government Surveying par
ties, upon wha, Is supposed to be the res
ervs,iop. Much discomfort had been cree
ated previous to ths arrival OF 'hs com
mission. Whether successful result can
be found possible in the face OF those an
toward circumstances, remains to be seen.
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IRON CINCINNATI.

-rf .E..r. e.. sr.r-F- pf tnE>.
C..ysA1I. September IA proni-
as.. citizen %: Cincinnati. who ha' been
.es.t.-. several day. in the ku-kluI re-
g.an .! Kentucky, returned la.t night.
!ie report. ~. country quiet AMI says the
people TAX freely sJ7u, their urogh,e'.
They c,aim th., the account Of affairs re- .
c.u,ly given IN letters in the Louisville .
Courier Journa
ARR sfU,H ENADUEEATEg,
and that the troubles will soon be stopped
hy due course Of i.w. one prom-
uent lawyer .,a,ei that he had
no doub, that there WAS
LAKGE OEsA SIZATloN On kU.kLrk.
! pu, tina, many of them were respectable
citizens, who had no sympathy With the
marauders, and that within ten days fuil
disclosure. would be made OF tho secrets
Of Tho order, and those who nave
HgrE>rEp
O. their connection with the order would
ASSIST in .uppres,ing it. The ides Of
MARITAL LAW
il not reli.hed by any one A prominent
lawyer OF owen county asserted that there
WA no established order Of ku.kluS, md
, The offenders were merely common thieves
and murdcrcrs Tho owen county su-
thori,ies say the murder Of the negro
Whit.on is the only one which Ia. taken
r place in their county. Two - those
o charged with the murder were acquitted
@ At preliminary examination, and three
!, other
Ia l~,ArGp rguW tNIL
e week ago, though they afterwards gave
u themselves up to the authorities, dcciar
inc that they could provo an slibt Thoii
examination !. SGT for tomorrow and it II
ID thought they will be- bound over.
J. oiAutArts or THE rErrgAl AEVr,
r owen county people assert that nil con
Ie ccrncd in the outrage ara graduates OF th
~ federal army.
AID ruK ~uREN EruEr
Private despgyJhes received here to-ia
&c by busiues. men state tina, ,here !, terri
> blc suffering At shreveport Louisiana
ON account of yellow fever and ask f.
ASSISTANCE. Tho sttenton Of the chan
bier Of commerce va, called 10 the .nbjcC
, and 81, 900 appror ria,od, to be dispense
~ with under the iirNction of the presid'n
g. and officers.
a. TtE pEliu~
-, The ancient and IN tied order OF DruI,
nd Of the state of Ohio, met hero to-day
N, general assembly TO celebrate the 2j'
~. anniversary Of tho organization OF Il
- order in this state, Tho attendance fro
abroad is estimated ~ SIX hundred. Amor
the visiting meubsgs tharr were repr
septatiyes from Indians, Michigan al
"a Kentucky The procession march
a. through tho streets, ard - fostiysi Was h
,oI at Jnwood park, whore Mayo Johns
=. made tho welcoming address.
a., I'M EEaAIS, or GIN. EDWIN :, Nco
M arrived and will lay IN state IN
I.. Masonic tomple to-day and tonight !
g., funeral sil take plSce.st o.clo'kt
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DENIAL

broken.
bENIAL.
MADRID, September h. Private dis
patches deny the truth of the tepor! That
the Republican troops in tho north, under
Gen. Santapoore, have met with
severe defeat On the contrary the en-
esgomcnt resulted in victory for the gov
eminent forces. The Carli.ts have been
defeated with great slaughter. The num-
Der of lnsurrectionists engaged WAS
10000 while that 81 the Republican. was
only 5000.
Tie leaders Of the Cartazna insurroc-
iion are enieayoring to. secure The co.
operation Of the Csrl.i, in their efforts to
raise tho siege of the city They have
made propositions TO The Carli:ts to attack
the Republican, in the rear, while the be-
siegod make sortie. 1t is no. known
how the Carlst- have received these over
lures but expect tha, the desperate re-
sort has deprived the Insurgents Of all
public sympathy. Intelligence has been
received that disturbance have occurred
on the island Of Mn2ofeca. General
Msreione1 has been appointed General oi
the armies Of Spain.
81. CArHAEtNEs, OAt., September ID
Yacht SphynN with man named Ward
c.inging TO keel, va. picked up today snd
brought TO Point Dalhausrn. Ward re-
mort. los of three men named. Davidson
Morgan and Graves all belonging to To
.o".- V.rh. cau,iarA ia sol" "'
Friday last.
LoNpoS, Sept mbe- 1.-The wsli' O
the building iu the town of Stoneholr,
DeyonsAi-o, which wa recently burned
fell thi, morning, Killing pofs'a. All
iniur.ug several other.
The court Of aldermen, ai.nt the yloio'
investigation, have come to tar Coue.u.io
that the charges u bribery agsins, tt
warden. in connection with tic plot Of C
&c cape Of the Bank Z, England iorser' Al
uufouudel AmcsiasH-, wan were 60
@. rested FOR s.lcmp; 70 bride. have been ii
J. charged. ard IT,. wurtens restored 70 the
u duties,
H. P.m., September Ia 4isps;'
H. from nayerc announce. the death mo-
B" ,ha. City Of Duke DeR.snzone.. hu.tar
y OF ..ueen Christine OF Span.
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FROM BALTIMORE
wolluY Dr,>p LopGs o. Z. :. Or g.
o. @. +.

woIruY or,>p Lopos o. L. :. OF g..
o. o. =.
baltimore, September 1.-THE forty
ninth communication Of the right worthy
Grand lodge Of L s. of 100 +. commenced
a, tho odd Fellows hall, in this city, thi,
afternoon. At least nine various encamp-
mcut. of the order, accompanied by the
bunker Hi cncsmpment and lodge No.
: of Charleston, Massachusetts, escorted
tho grand lodge from their quarters At
R,rnum's hotol TO the Odd Fellows lodge
and Immediately organized. Right
Worthy Deputy Grand Sire NJ.
j. I Durham Of kentucky, occupying
tho chair 90 the absence of tho MCst
Worthy Grand Sire, Z. y Logan, Who Is
a, present abroad as United States minister
to the Republic of Chilli, after prayer, by
the Right Worthy Grand Chsplain, Rev.
j. W. Nensbell Of Kentucky, the Deputy
Grand Sire add rc-sGd the body, stating he
had been called most Unexpectedly TO pre-
side. and explained the absence Of the re-
port of the Grand Sire, Forty-one grand
lodges aud thrty-ive oncsmpments arc
Represented IN the convention. Tbs num-
Der Of lodges of tho order nj the close the
year 1872 was iUij, and members were
.-tOp,
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FELEGRAPHlG,
Reported Expressly for the BuIIetln.
FROM NEW YORK.

!
SpFague' Oh pFooN'!"' "''
arrested on charges OF ''"''''''"'' ~
fee.
Mayor hHN'"'eio'
buttons Tor Inc rel'e' W wv
people oi ohreVeP"r"
me veterans o. vac u'A ', ,m r5, -,
celebrating inc shh'Ner'"ii VI Wv
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march the veterans proceeded up b'oS'-
way to TweDty-iith slfer! Sroun" '"u
| Worth monument, down I"enheth street
and l'N''h avenue ~ 'P''
where they listened to An Grafton By {.
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r.,insn. where they par.ook ola collation..
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FROM DIET ROIT.

A>ENEHguAIEo IAKE MloHlSAS,
DETROIT, September lj,-A severe
southwest gale pravsils over the upper
lake. The STEAMER lronside. of the Mil
waLkee and Grand Haven line, reported
toundcrcd about noon, six miles oil Grand
Haven. The sra WAS 30 heavy nothing
could 90 out, and 1t Is feared all hand. are
lost.. II is not known how many passen-
gers were on board, Six schooner have
gone on the beach 1T Grand Haven since
morning.
LATER,
Three of the lronsides boats have
reached shore with - persons. The other
boats not yet heard from.
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FROM LOUISVILLE.
RAILROAD Ac,lpk&r.

LOUISVILLE, September H. w +,
WLe.,son, passenger conductor on the J
NJ and ]. Il. h, while attempting 10 get
ON hi, train coming south, n, Eiin-burg,
Indiana, to-day, missed his footing and
fell under the train, and had his right foot
=, badly mssheI AS to render ampitStion
upcs-.ary.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-15

Tux rsvages of the code s,ill ai'i'ct Ice
salities in the southern states. The hot
bloodsd men of tina, portion Of the re-
public continue to persia. in tho wisdom
Of INDUCING in pistols and collins for
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-15
FROM CHICAGO.
TWAS ENCURsIoNl,I,

Umc,oo, September lo'--Ihe leA"
.d,,risl xcursionists, who arrived here
Yesterday, are engaged to-day IN making
. ,o.r of the city and the points Of inter
es, ia the vicinity They i'sye tonight
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FROM PIlILAD ELPlllA
POLICE GAIDlNG.

PHILADELPHIA, September 10 Police
to-day made a rad upon several houses
in the vicinity Of Eighth and Carpenter
streets.
pardrones children ara ia the second
district station house where m intsrPra-
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E,AN.NtLLE, Sep. s. River falling
steadily. Capt. Hughton, local steamboat
inspector received leave Of absence yes
terday TO attend the meeting Of commits
sioner. ON boiler explosion. a. P,ttsburg.
Arrived Gen. Lyle, Cincinnati; Grey
Eagle. Henderson, and Charmsr, Evans
willie. Departed. Glen. Lytle, Cincinnati;
Grey Eagle, Henderson; Cbarmer, Cincin-
natl. and Lookout and bsrgo', Pomeroy
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EyASsyIiLE, September lj.-ClsAr and
cool Mercury As to *. River Talon .
inches. Up; Bransford, kit,ie Hsgler,
Mary Miller Fall. Pilot, Morning Star,
Quickstep. Down. Evansville, Ada
Ilsilmsu, Mary Ament, Arksnss' Belle
Business fair.
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EDWIN GANLAND,
Observer zig. Ser. :. A

Pnr-BuHo, Sep. l5.-Riyer falling
.tcalily with ~ III Ia the chsnuo. Clear
ant cool
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FOREIGN


LoNDoN, September ia number cI
cmigrant' who left England Tot Brazil
have returned bringing doisful accounts
of their ,reatmesi They dscIarc thN'
they have experienced great hariihip'
ever since their departure from home and
that the promises made by agent OF TIE
Brazilian government were hagrahtly
btDkDu
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CSCISNArI, September ll.---k.Ncr D
feet : iuchcr and falling Nesiher -
cool and cloudy.
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LLrrLK RoCk, September - River
rose inchc. W.sth-r clcsr and plea.
ant.
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81. LOUIS, september lj.-Arriyed:
La Barge Missouri river, Glencoe, New
Orleans; Rob Roy and Henderson,, keo-
kus; CITY Of Nicksburg, Nicksburg, DE.
parted Chester and Babbsge Memphis
Rob ROY, - PAU; Susie Silver, New Or
leans, River falling Weather clear and
warm.
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Is Shawnoetown times are "dull and
delightful
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NI,,-RUso, September II NJ boats
down to-day. Up. Julis Nesthar
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NA,nvILL,, rep. l5.-River fslieu 9 in.
Thirty niche. on HArpe,h 'hosl'
Weather clear and pleasant.
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ri Y Err.

Ittss aud Pail OF the Rivers
For y hours ending q pm, sept ", -"
Above Changes.
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MEMPHIS, September To- River .ali-
ing .lowly. Weather clear and cool al
night and hot during the day. Arrived
Nashville, Cineinus,i. Departed Belle
of Memphis, y. l"ui.; Arlington, Gin
ciuusti
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new ORLEANS, Seotember ia r
rived John Kyle 81. Louis. Departed
Henry Ames, 81. Loui-. Weather Gear
and pleasant.
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P.m-, September ia dispatch
from llayerc Announce. the death near
tha. ci.y OF Duke DeRisnz1ue.. husband
of pueor Christine ut Span.
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CAIRO. Il.I.iNOIs

Exchange, Coin aHL ls,tso>i ns"t~s
bOnds H~ughs and sold.
DEPOSITS received. AMI = genera banking
business lope.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-02-20
GesnliifDEa&.

STATE of Ws,,o,asia-Ia the Circui. Cor: Of Wood
County.
Edward Roberts. Plaintiff. against George II.
Kipiey. - Ripley. his WIFE John Weiderman.
- Ne.ler:n"n. bis wife. William i. Istter.
mig his wife, Defendants
TESO the above named Defendants: Tou arc
Il hereby sun,moncd and required answer
the complaint IN tAss se;ion, which has - sn tlei
in the oAee q the Clerk Of the Circuit Court,
CoWnty 81 Wood a, Grand Rapids and % serve a
cory OK your answer 20 tho said com p! aint on
tho subscribers ag their office, Nos. |. , AMI
Excelsior Block Milwaukee, within twenty days
after the service of thi- summons on you, exc. u-
siye OF the day of suoh service; and if you fail
TO answer the sait complaint within the time
aforesaid. the plaintiff il this action will apply
10 the Court for the relief demanded in the con-
plalnt, DAVIS K FLANDERS,
axS PiaiaEfs itsssnsSa,
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SEIsEsisfS7ilS.

state Of H3soonsia-7a the Jtrcuit f'.>sy, Of Wood
Cou5lty,
Edward Roberts, PiajltifI, kainst .sohn Svens-
son. = Sycnsson his wIlc, +. G. Clark. -
Clark, his wife. ). ?. Sect Scott his sife,
and Christiana 'tarkn esS Defendants.
FE7) the above name 1efendelsts ys,s are here
L by SUNNI noi and required to answer the
complaint IN this action. which has been fled
in the Chico OF the Clerk Of tho Cir,uIt Court
oountE OF Wood at of'the a. fi'rtts 1,.d to serE
the subscribers al their ofie. Nos. /, and }
+ tcclSior Block. Milwa ,skee. within twenty day
after the service Of this summons on you, sxcIu-
siye OF tho lay Of such service; and if you fail
to answer the -ait complaint within the time
aforesaid tho plaintiff in TN, action will appy
to the tour. for the relief demanded in the com
plant.
DAVIS & FLANDERS
Sw6 Plaintiff i rssrneys
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SUMMONS.
.Stdi. sf Tf,corsin-71t the C:rcut: Court Of Weed
eotSstY.


GotsstY.
Edward Roberts, Plaintiff, against Swain Lin
dahl, - Liniahi, his wife, K.utc Oleson. =
Dfeson. his wife, Z. c. Clark, Clark. his
vie, J. Z. Scott, - scott, his wife. Seecy
ants.
yESD the abaye named DESCENDANTS: You are
a hereby summoned and required to answer
the plant in this action. which has been filed
in the Office Of the Clerk OF the Circuit Court,
Comfy OF y o0i. a; Grand RI pds. and . serve
a copy Of YOUR answer to the said complaint on
tbs sabsvrshcrs a their Office, Nos. j, , aud tH-
ca.sier Block, Milwaukee, within twenty day'
after the service II this Summons on Won e5cIu,
Sive of the day Of sach service; and II you fai'
to answer the said complaint within the time
aforesaid the plaintiff ii this actssn "llt apply
the Court for the relief dcflMA - N ,he com
plant. DAN - y IL. :, --h'''
3y6 Plaintiff s Attorneys
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-02-20

A man out west is SO bow-legged
hat his tailor is obliged to use circu-
lar saw in CUTTING out his pantaloons.
-Nitro-Glyoerire is said to be better
than kerosene to Ikindio fire because
you never know What ais you.
The Menasha Press thinks that it
is shame that th4 pesky hens should
stand around on one foot doing nothing
but fiirt with hetroosters, and eggs up
to three shillings per dozen.
Don't you want handsome pres
ent? Subscribe for the Comom
Berlin city Comant. JUNIOR is the
most liberal publisher in Wisconsin. Of
course every Body in berlin will say
yes.
The Reporter Office has just got in
superb lot Of papers and cards of almost
every variety. Also choice lot Of bussi-
nes1 stationery Our business men and
the general public are requested to ex-
anime our assortment.
Parties interested, have been inves-
tigating as to the legality Of the tax
voted by the town Of Sigel Mr.. Prem
tiss Of La Crosse was employed to look
over the records of the Town Board
and report.
We understand most agreeable
time was enjoyed at the Congregations
al Sociable last Thursday evening, at
the Residence of r. G. Worthin3ton
in Centralia We were spending the
evening with a very young lady-a
new comer-else we would have at
tended.
John Day will DO lively nurse
ry business next sprinIE Up. Post.
How do you knp w "what Day
will bring forth ?" GrsEn Bay Adcocate.
SO long as Day unto Day uttereth
speech, just SO long will these little
things come to the light.
The Congregational Society have
purchased the fnclots north Of 1Ir.
Rablin's residence as a site for a Par
sonage, Now let all our people who
are willing to assist in the construction
Of a tasty structure for the good of the
Society, come forward and give a little
aid, and the building will 20 up as soon
as spring opens.
We dropped into the Catholic
Church on Friday last and found Mr..
Reau busy at work experimenting the
construction Of the interior and fxt-
ures Of this fine ediiice. The pews
are all ready to place in position and
in fact nearly all the work on the In
terror is finished. Mr. Reau was design
ing beautiful altar in process Of build
ing. The work except plasterlng will
be finished this month probably.
When completed We shall give an ex-
tended descriptive notice Of the struct-
ure which completes with any in the
northwest for beauty.
1t is ineloaant to ask your sweet
heart if size is "hot.'' It is much pref
tier to say: "Enphonosia, darling,
does the excessive closeness OF the at
rnosphcre cause prespiratiye affection
to overcome the angelic physicalissi-
mus Such being the case the fair
one must not say; .''iou bet, CID hoss!'
but she may gasp a little gasp, and sof-
tiy silibatc "Alphonso, dearest your So
lieitude for my comfort has led you to
divine the exact nature Of my present
situation. After this the blamed fools
may DO as they please. We can't be
giving advice all the time.
An enthusiastic Nebraska editor
says; "Nine months Of the year in
Nebraska is summer, and The rest is
mighty late in the spring"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-02-20
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ing Thursday evening".