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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-13
ni3EuCIAL DIRECTORY.
HUEC;x DIRECTORY.

101AN CATHOLICISM: F. ToNGuAy!&
neT575S5S avery Sabbath morning at 10 o'clock
I'D p II. Vespers p. N.
e05f6REG ALTON r. N. WEBS TER
49, 1iS avery Sabbath at 10 Z A. NJ, anu -
81 RI eabbath School at Il Al. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evenings.
4 sr1u5rrnnIsT EptSCapAL.-Rev J. D. COLF;;
lls5sS{c~9 eTery Sabbath at 10 IL A. NJ ana ~
fsEs Ssfbnth school at A. NJ. Prayer meet
- YhurS1ay evenings.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-13

To Lecture. Don't forget DIR.
Witters lecture next Tuesday evening
&C tie Methodist Church. Let the
house be full, and that too, before the
lecture begins.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-13

Ladies and Misses should examine
those nice WOODEN sacks Gust the thing
for spring wear) which can be found
at ". e. eIvoros'
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-13

After July few newspapers will
publish that little item commencing,
1--WE are indebted % the Aon.-
for valuable pub. does"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-13
City Government.
Cry OF GRAND RAPIDS,
Tuesday, Feb'y 11th, 1878.

IUesIay, TED IIIh, 1910.
Council met pursuant to adjournment.
His Hon. Mayor Lunt in chair. Pres
ent Aid. Reeves, Stevenson and Wor-
den.
On motion Council adjourned until
Thursday, Feb'y 18th. at I o'clock
p. NJ.
c. 0. BAKER.
City Clerk.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-13

Eve learn that the work of
constEuction on the Tomah Road is
progressing finely. About twelve miles
Of track had been laid up to Tues
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-13

Personalities of the Green
Bay Adrocote-old ''ubiquity' him
self showed the light of his countc-
nance in our pill-ery last Friday eve
ming,
We believe Tilton is ubiquitous, for
he is confined to no locality but like
journalistic ghost puts in an appear
ance at all hours in all places, and fire.
d.ently is in six or oi glit places at the
same time. To see him at the bay
is no proof that he is not at Pugets
Sound or Australia at the same time.
He seems to be licing at Grand Rapids,
though he occasionally goes to Green
Bay. He's in Green Bay now, but if
any one wishes to see him, We'll have
him here in moment. He's on the til
like bobolink-HeHo ! 7iNon
Good morning, ~hen dye get in -
Which aoay-did-he-g-o.
Frank Wood is home from Madi.
son on a business visit.
-~FrafE Foster one Of the whitest
men Especially on the top of the
head we ever knew, and runner for a
Chicago tea house, came in on the p
". run last Monday.-Frank ought t.
control exclusively the tea trade her,
for dian't we help raise him?
Bro. Ingersoll Of the Times, (Plo
very showed his face in our sanctun
yesterday.
VIM. Coleman of Wood called a
our sanctum last Monday. We were
trying to catch a measle for little cir
t never had 'em, else we'd have seer
you Bro Coleman. Come again
L. A. Houston of Wood is MAJ.
carrier just now for accommodate,
sake; the P. 0. D. having failed t,
secure for the road through mail
agent. Mr.. Houston was in Tues
day.
I Mr., Richardson, Depot inspector
and general building contractor for The
G. B. & l.. P Road was in our cit
i On Tuesday.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-13

Trains do not stop here
o. md after Jan. 18th, mixed freight and
poeseneee frain will run daily between Grand
Rapids ~. MerriIan connecting with passenger
frnin a. Vestcrn end. Leave Grand Rapids at
sac n - ching Mcmillan at sos ?. NJ.
COR eft leave Mcmillan at 5oo A. NJ. reach
0rand Rapids at go A. NJ.
Az eStr1 freight train will leave Green Bay
Nondega, w eanesiays and Fridays at .:l5 4. NJ,
ronGhsSg Grand Rapids rs 5:ol 7. NJ. Leave
Old 43alids Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
slaYs q ot15 A. NJ, arriving Green Bay at $40
YB d. N. KELLY, Supt.
NA NELLEN, Genl Freight Agent.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-13

"A large and beautiful supply Of
wall paper, Of the most recent patterns
ia expected daily st philleo i Co.'S.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-13
Our Small Change.

JOB work Is coming In lively.
-"she's getting along finely, thank
you"
Where's our appetite? Oh, its
Lent.
Wheels are on the streets the
sleighing is Stayed.
-Skifs were in demand last Thurs
day and Friday.
New names are being added to
our subscription list.
-Loggers consider themselves well
''out Of the woods. F."
&C. NJ. Webb says c. NJ. don't
stand for Credit Mobilicr.
Services were held in the churches
last Sabbath, morning and evening.
BRO. Emery, with all our heart
we send greeting "We know hew 1t
is owself:"
We'd advise some ofour "beoblcs"
to take a handsaw and clean off their
sidewalks.
Our Brass Band blows on Satur-
day evening-Music Hall--Wont every
body sof
-Four new locomotives will be put
on the G. B. & L. P. R. r., next
month. !
The small pox is "played'', not q
pustule in the city. 1t was snail mat
ter anyhow.
Judge Wood announces himself a
candidate for County Judge in this is
sue Read it:
: Furs can be bought for less money
at 0. c. Nevees' than at any other
store in the city.
The snow went like dew before
four shilling thermometer up in the
nineties-last Thursday.
Large quantities CT produce are
coming in daily, Notwithstanding the
exit of the .beautiful snow"
Not house to hire in our city,
and at least hundred will be wanted
l IL - -
The small pox in DeSterville is
dying out. Only one or two cases are
reported and no more exposures.
Nick Smith has large addition
to his brewery finished, and has been
otherwise improving his grounds.
Boys, somebody must he scooped,
we speak from experience. To be or
not to be-scooped is the question.
%! such piles of wool as are
piled on Neevcs' island: We should
areI cord -
Cur sidewalks are becoming pref
ty clean, except here and there, a wood
pile Old Sol don't laelt wood pile
worth a cent
Sunday is q day of rest, we know
it Is by the nuriber Of men VIC see put
ting in a hard days work at the busi-
ness on the corners and in the bye
places.
Maple sugar will be Lo shortly.
His blanket the shield and shelter from
the wintry blast will soon do daty as q
atrainer Of sap 'Taint hair; its only
d uoolen fibre.
Welt advertise free gratis, the
little pet that was out in the ''beautiful
snow the other night. Bring on
your ad. 1t ranked among tie most
fragrant we-ever shr,elt;
"A valuable ring, with masonic
emblem; engraved thereon was lost last
week in our city: The finder will con-
fer d arcat favor and Ne literally rewar
ded by leaving it at L. B. Warmers.
We are selling off our Bound
Books and Chromos at cost for CASH,
also our fancy holiday China and Par
ian ware.
II. 3. PHfLLE0 & Co:
Tho F,o.t King has abdicated -
his throne is passing aray--his crown
OF glittering frost-pearls has melted
into the dust-trode upon by an
enfranchised humanity-Gct any ra,ta-
baya seed?
Many hay, hay is seen in our
streets now days. She was so scarce
during the winter. Mr.. Farmer kept
her In stack all winter and didn't let
her get into society at all, though she
is the ton Of the season now, worth
about 5000.
i will sell my WOODEN goods at
Il T 1,r,cl, -
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-13

The Chicago Pulpit.-We are in
receipt of the Chicago Pulpit, week
publication of the ablest sermons by
leading Chicago ministers published
by Carpenter and Sheldon. The ser
mons are not confined to any one church
but are the gathered discourses from
all the pulpits, giving the best religious
thought of the day. One sermon only,
is contained in each "Pu,pit''. Terms
s.. 80 year.
--Corsets at IS cts. Hoop skirts at
So cts, and everything else is just as
cheap at 0. c. Neeves'
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-13

srayed.-T Three years ago we
Neze fhe recipient of what the girls
~ s charm in the shape of little
pt carved fron a prune stone. 1t
pm our little daughter, so we
on our watehguard, and Satur-
it into Emmon's and had en-
thereon the momentous period
Goodaough did it, just as e-a- sly
& ld Gardner measures man fol
3 OF boots, and good enough too
eti.s,r or kia4, Norat, Al
"a who Aave piam stones, get them
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-13

of @. F.-The Order of Odd
Fellows has been revived in our city.
The charter members met at the Ma
sons Lodge last Tuesday and put the
wheels il molten,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-13

ElectioH Of School Commission
6rS.An. election of two school com
misssoners from each warl naler the
amendment to the City Charter comes
OF next sfonday-Ah attend.
Horse D;al. Elias Banker,
Of Friendship, lost a valuable mare
last SATURDAY, Tie animal had been
driven from our city the afternoon
prior % its decoase, and was one of
the most valuable in thae section Of
the oc6Dtry.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-13

The stone for the tounaa-
& to be done on the Congrega-
hurch is all on the ground as
Jon Of that for the parsonage.
d suggest to the ladies that
ppers, festivals, and fairs are
Come. lets have little life,
q! e. the good cause along.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-13
Church to be SOld.-See the nev

Church TO be Sold. sec the new
advertisement, for sale Of the old Cath
Ole Church, on the Goth inst. All
Who xant to get little meeting house
~ Jig use will do well to attend
- on the same. We presume the
81 Ngregation who have so often
I'D therein will reluctantly bid
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-13

Line.-We are informed
srs Ward and Woodbury. of
9 have just put on the line
flover and the Point a very
ne 49, gle for the conveyance of pas
.ssusxasd express matter. Messrs.
". " are gentlemen, and worthy
TIE stunoant patronage they are re-
ceiYins.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-13

nIe S;cet;ng.--The state agent
Of tfaBible Society will address our
peppon Sunday evening next at the
1tfst Church. Mr.. Reynolds, or
1ng ~ liant will be in attendance Let
eIf o9u6e out.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-13

Sad Casralty.-A terrible accident
befell the family of Mr.. Wilson resid-
inc in the Smith Settlement on Yellow
River, last Friday. Mr.. W. had been
heating a pan of pitch on the stove,
and in carrying it out of the room,
when near the door, the whole mass
exploded, scattering its particles over
everything in the room, and terribly
burning Mr.. Wilson about the face
and chest, also his mother and little
child about two years DID, so fearfully
that they will probably be very much
disfgurcd. No cause is assigned for
the explosion unless it may have been
from drop CT water falling from the
ceiling.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-13

Change Of Depot.-We are in
formed that the chief engineer Of the
Tomah Road made new survey for
the Depot in Centralia, last Thursday !;
also that the old survey will not be
adopted, but a new one Immediately
made running through Mr.. Byron
MAYORS property. We understand
that the surveyor remarked that he
was laying the road for a hundred years,
and proposed to put it where it would
be of the most service to lumber man
ufacturers
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-13

50 to the Photograph car and get
} photograph taken.
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- &, 4. T.. Railway.

+. =. 80 n4fer Jan. ist regular Passenger Trans
,..sss 3xSss Setween Groen Bay and Grand RAPIDS
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-13

We are in receipt of letter from
Green Bay stating that the rumor, ex-
tensively circulated, to the effect that
Mrs. Dora Pixley is i'll with the vario-
loid, is without foundation On the
contrary her health is excellent. We
gladly correct the report.
Seven wholesome, lusty cats, a
select party were concertizlns ON our
back stoop last sabbath morning. Had
it not been "on q sunday, and the muff
season SO nearly played. we'd "a bored
'em out with our navy revolver and re-
tailed EN- among our friends.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-14

ers' clubs and similar OWuuHH !lplni
the objects Of which urr mulHIE lNth.
teal with those Of the orion bNu.rr
system Of free banking conurmiue
the increase Of salary, lruNcalIp" we
Legislature not 60 m"dulr Wnu 'u'
present state Temperance law drr0l-
Ing that Congress has 10 power ana
should not control the iNtclCsls OF
commerce and tmn'porlNu0ui 'u'
commend liz action thus lNr iu liiat
gard, asking for the mpdGj'niirl pi
repeal of the tnN on toritu lottuHsi
mvorihg the ploVcmcnt 81 llNylt
and canals by the general E"}-
ornment ~ means Of rhr0pch
Ing transportation; also hNQlilG
the building of additional RAILROADS
with proper restrictions, and 07 q last
resort the building. Of q height tAiiltal
by the GoVernmclitsolclY Tor thc h,n-
elilfof4the people; declaring |, thc.lu'
herent right OF tho pcoplc 10 cWlroi
corporations, and opposing an" repeat
VI { essential mod iicuuuu4 OF tNe state
railroad laws adjourned.
houlsylLnE, aboetjAAr IT," las
warm weather has uulcd nurh "r"u
meats, HosS ale dying on iag5mna
lann
DEs MoINEs, pcccmbtf lH.'hr
Iowa State Grange bias DECLARED IN
favor Of the mississippi, seeSas and
Wisconsin river Improvements.
WINcHESuEiG ~, !)cccmNct H.
ucw trial for CddcNopk hes been re-.
fused, and sentence of death pro
nnunccd. "a
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C9R9E3TE2S tED lGaDE95.
sEalcaL.
LOVELY FOR THF IADIES. ,

WE We're asked the Other day WHY IL WINS
W we lauded English Female Bitters so
high. our answer was and is, that we have
tkcmperl county. y good physician living
eight mites from town, sad 10 ON CriHglSt
that English Female nittcrs was the q,>t
female msdieinc 10 our Usfd, DeKalb
Miss Flag.
English Blmale Bntefs are highly rccom-
iucndcd by The medical profession nj this
place arsi surrounding ca1ntry.-t Kusciusl.o
Mis- Chronicle.
| often prescfiha English Fcmal Bitters In
my practice, and always with satisfactory
results. T.. ID AlE, 81. D.,
CAuOiiton, Hiss.
This medicine contains Iron and powerful
vegetables Uterine fouics. 50 much needed by
all sickly femy los. Sold by druggists.
Up, DR0MG OLE. ptop'r, H..
Louisville, Ky.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-14
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

LONDON, December l3.-Ronald Mel
vile, son Of the Earl of Severn and
Melvilieri IL about to become u member
of the firm Of Jay Cooke, McCulloch &,
Co. .-s -.
Thirteempersons were found drowned
In the docks since thefog. Many other
fatal accidents are reported
The Island st. Olaf is the place of
Bazaine's confinement. He will bp
sent there this week, =, The Marshal re-
ceived the news Of the Communication
without emotion.
HAVANA, December l3.--The Vir-
ginius has gone to, Bahia Honda, sixty
miles west of Havana, where she will
be delivered. smEn qi1f9'
BERLIN, December 49, Satisfaction
has been demanded from Spain for the
seizure of q German vessel. The pub
lie are greatly excited. , .eo
MADRID, December Is. General
lopez Dominguse has issued command
for the temporary suspension of the
bombardment before Carthagena.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-14
rnp ehvr

Several eautifu, los GA Main stregt. near
six or twelve months.
ALSO,
: Five aud one-half acres one and a half
miles Northeast OF tile Court house, nice
post oak lnnd--half cash, half Oh time. THIS
y an admirable place Tor nn orchard. or
dairy, Applyut pneeto -,
/. s,a., toitN HENRY BROWN d son
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-14
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, December 13.--Sam
Mcmillan, of Louisiana, arrived last
night.
The National Civil Rights Conven-
ton which adjourled sine die Mt u late
hour last hight say in tile address
dopsed, that thsif IA | vancesare many.
They take 1t for granted HAT action
will be had by Congress protecting them
from individual distinctions in the en-
joyment of common carriers, hotels
and other public places of Convenience
and refreshment, in public places for
amusement, and in enjoying other
civil rights, including, entrance to pub
lie schools without reference e. race.
They want the denial of those rights
punished with penalties.
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mARlnr. my g4AHo&avjs.

NEW ORLEANS, Dccombcrl3.--Cotton
demand good and Wirer tirnc. Good
ordinary 10 strict good ordinary l,a1|
sl5tr low middliUg to sttiyt Tow md
ding lj,m l5sc; mIddl,ng to stlictAH!-
ding iGs@i7c; goodmiidIm&lGt1lGr;
receipts G,S0l bales; e&porN, Great
Britain l7,0O6 bales, continent il1o5;
stock 1867 $40; unsold g2,J0j
Gold 93GelOl; currency staE; sight J
discount for currency; premium for
checks; sterling lD!.
The fall meeting Of The Louisiana
Jockey Club was inaugllratea to-day.
Heavy rains tel! during the week, aua
AaSt night rendered The track aimuA
unfit Tor raciuE, mud beiAg fetMek
deep The weather cleared OF quite
cold this morning, aud Increasing
chlllness of Temperature Throughout
the day intcrtered with the attend
ance, although nearly one thou7aNa
visitors, including many ladies, wit
messed tho sport. Ihe Programme
included three events, Leading OIL WlIh
dash of oneand three quarters, bring
ing to the post u field Of six starters
Rices Wanderer was the f!Yoriie, with
Fanny NJ. for second chome, Nellie H.
tnird. Nellie led at the start, and was
never headed, winning tie race
only length, Carrlngtou'aecoild, ran
ME third ana faVOrite iiith, where he
had been, throughout The race.
The second event on caro- was III
auguration OF 'Slocomb, stake for two
year ODDS, 80 named in honor of latt
G. Ii. Slocomb, am earGe,t patriot atld
supporter OF the turf, and up to the
time OF his death was one OF the !cad-
ing spirits of The club. For the stake
there has been made twenty-siN nomi.
nations, aud of these nine younes.crs
came to post. OF Cottcll's original
seven entries two startedNnd these WN'c
firm favorites in betting. Jennings
being taken for second choice the
knowing ones were right this time for
Uottrell' Bay Rum was HrstawW, and
maintaining this advantage.
. The finish was n race ut mile
heats, for all ayes out. Port Leon
ard, Tom Leathers, Rameses' Quarter
master, Cape Race, komping Cir. and
10 U sold about even in pool for iir7l
choice, Port Leonard selling in he
field for song. Port Leonard was
first away, quickly followed nv Romp-
ing Girl and Cape Race, anu at tie
ouarter, the three having drawn away
from the balance. had il out together.
The other entries being ont of tie race
after tbe ulnrter was PASSED. I,a,nard
and Romninp Girl ran down thes,reIrh
head and head until tho three ana
tnrs ' nas n ranohad GA" H. wv se Ii''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-14
THE LATEST NEWS.
UnwelcOme Intelligence for Tax
Payers.
A Large Increase In Taxation
Recommended.

WASHINGTON, December l2.---Ihc
Secretary Of the Yeaslry IN ny On
nual report, whilh" uraing cct''omy
upon Congress said, should there not
be q revival of business ut IN early day,
Nh increase ihithe' receipts0ver those
of the past two and o half months, ad
ditional menus would be required to
meet expenses. Should such be the
ease, he would recommend additional
taxation judicially laid, so ms to be the
least burdspspme upon the peopleJllu
the bdshiess ctthe eountry rather tllai
resort to borrowing money ana III
or asing the plblio debt, fgTg a
The Secretary snid this morning that
the public debt this month would be
largely increased although II was BOW
too early To approximate the amount.
He has written q letter 10 the Chair
man Of the committee on Ways and
Means recommending and enclosing Il
bill for that purpose, the rettorntlon Of
the duty on tea and coffee, which will
weld about S2U, 000, 900, per annum.
He also ENCLOSED n letter from Com
missioner Douglass, making the tol-
lowing recommendation: An increased
tax of eleven cents Il gallon on distilled
spirits, which would yield seven mill
lions annuallyp four cents additional
per pound On rtobaeco whiehr,wouid
yield A,0OU,0UD; on illuminated gas
$1,000, 0D0;son gross receipt ofrailropds
from passengers aud freight SG,0M00O;
steamboat gross receipts on passengers
and freight SJ,O0O;OO0i express compa-
MES $2,5O 900 making an aggregate OF
So, 900. This, with he tax on tea
and coffee would make over $40, OO0,-
900. II more revenue is needed 1t
could be obtained to the extent OF $l0,-
O00, O00'byrestoring taxes ~ Formerly in
schedule "B., which includes stamps
on all legal instruments, deeds, mort
cages, etc., thus making additional re-
ceipts of over SS2,0Od0OO from internal
revenue sources.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-14

The people Of New York should see
that he does, not lose toe value Of q
sing lump Of his coal, which Is d.
uueuiy the most valuable cnal ever
carfit q to the New York market.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-09-18
Probate NOTICES.

AT a Probate Court held at Belfast within and for
the County of Waldo, the second Tuesday of
August A. ID. 1873
INRANkLIN TREAT, named Executor in a GER
IL tain Instrument purporting to be copy of the
last will and testament of Albert Treat late of Bos
ton in the County of Suffolk, and Commonwealth of
Mass, and of the Probate thereof in said Common
wealth of Mass, having presented said copy of said
corded.
Ordered That the said Franklin Treat give notice to
all persons interested by causing copy of this order
publican journal, printed ut Belfast that they may
appear at Probate Court, to be held at Belfast
within and for said County, on the second Tuesday
OF October next at ten ofthe clock before noon and
shew cause, if any they have, why the same should
not be allowed, filed and recorded.
ASA TluRLOUGII, Judge
A true copy. Atcst-B Z, FIELD, Register
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-09-18

The ingratitude of fathers is appreciated
now by MI Willis, of Fond du Lac County,
Wisconsin. He tenderly cared for the old
gentleman in his declining years and min
istered to his every want, that he, Willis,
.jr., might make sure of the SIC, 900 in gold
which the old gentleman buried before the
war. And yet that venerable fraud con-
cealed until his dying hour that he had
dug up the coin next day, and taken it to
bank and had years ago lost the last
dollar of it.