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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-24
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tvntunr l.l,iMeat Will iut ~.
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XTN euhsae, NIL 10 lalnriless
AAG Which Il will mol eurn Tbs
Is string Language, hat IL i
true. Il his produced ipfr
4VD0 cures ii rheumatism, n.afas*
ItA, lock, law, palsy, rirains, sMrll,hss.
rnkeI.hrcast, aealis harms, Hal,.ihetau.
car.sehc, Ne, ~ .n tn hn,stn frame, at.t
Of strains, SPAWN gals, So uinn anim II
- one year ihn have ail other pretended
ps,nrtira since the waril heian, II isa
couhtcr.i,r!iaut m all healing pain rrles.
~r trirpls- tlruw AWAY their crn,shrs,
the laM.~ walk, lussuAn,s@ htrs arc r. ntlurei
harmless, nn,l tho wounded ARE healed with.
oct i srsr. II Ii 40 luhbng, Thr recipe
Il published around eash huttle. II Ia SILL.
lne ~ no article ever before snld, nhl Il
sells because II ,locs just what |. prcielatls
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atisnl, pain or swelling d.srrse 10 sailer II
they will not use tcniaur Linimsnt, Mare
tLnn iOnU certificates Ut remarkable cures
including frvsen limbs, rheumatism, Rnnt
running tuners, Sc, have hoen received,
w will send II circular containing e.r.
NAaAles. the recipe, sc, gratis. - any ons
requesting II. tine hn,ilr " the yellow
wrapper censaur lih.ment II Mnrth me
hundred dollars for spawned or sweenl.i
horses aud lillI'ss. o. lsr sersM.wprin III
sheep. Stael.pWnurs this liniMent III
worth your attention NJ fatally should In
without ucn.aur l..nimsn,. sal.l ~ III
Druggists. 81 ephts pr hpt,ie, large
lUsale. Sl.n0 ] Is liuse Y ca.
~ lirnNiMAy, ssN .arl susi
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-24

GNheOctn II ,anre than Il substitute
fbr castor TIL Il II tAe auls sale article
IN existence which IN srrtain u asaimilale
Tho Aud, regulate the bowels. cure wind.
cole, and produce natural sleep, II ea,,.
tal1 neither minerals, morphine .ralcainl,
AAl Ii pleasant 10 take. uLillrca need ~.
CRY, and mothers may rest, a0,l
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-24

Tho City bakery has lot u excel.
Isn't Graham and Dosion Butter crack
81 6lw2
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-24

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-24

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-24
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and Nick

From no other cause than having worms la
eAe stomach.
.4tt0NN's 1iy'MIMyc l;0M/gIs
viii destroy Worms without injury 10 tho
child, bslnE perfectly WMiTg. andfrce frum
all colorimx Or ether Injurious ingredients
usuAlly used III worm preparations.
CURTIS 4 BROWN. Proprietors.
No, el0 Fulton Street, New York,
Sold b. Druggists and ch.mists. aud
dealers In Medicines ii TWGNrl.FlvE
CnAra box. J7yl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-24
DI4Aa'r1:I1INl-.
Brick LAYING AND oTONE
W0Qk.

Contracted fur, and done In tOws Or
country. On shart notice and warranted.
Material. furnished when requested.
Residence easi tlle oftherry street, south
~ Market N ti~.ro. Iowa.
3lmll CllAS. uuYETTE.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-24
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NEw HAMPTON Oct. a1st.
Official yoto of Cl,iukasaw Co. II
Fclt lr2.
Bailey $50
Fclt'a maj. 2O3
bully for Howard County Co. Three
cheers for Bailey. Go tell tho news To
Hiram,
j. II. POWERS.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-24
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-24

Monday Ocs 9th. tho District Court
FIR this county cunscnes.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-24

AUSTIN ANp MASON CRY.
Going South. Gsing North
Lave AMsa.n aisr, N. leave Mas.a Ut, liza "
Avstss Austin lsea r,ta A.fts. MaseH tits assar ~
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-24

Dearoll nmd milwaukee Time
Table.
OsinE East. Coin. Wet,
keove Milwaukee. Ensie~ teave n,trus. ia.na .. ~.
0nnse DICK, Vt Mp. m. AIaas. ~ Vii
ever ~v~Miax sxc<tA sAakcs Ssva q ~
oolNfstays. Arrive ~
Dstruit Asts p. N. See Aid. elsewhere
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No, 2tb Fulton Street, New York
1or sAla Nv al ,lraEglsts. a7yI
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-06

cur aiyicos from Washington, pub
I;>hrd herewith. mention the name ii
Mr.. Kendall in connection with a mat
ter Of the utmo> importance 10 the
people of Nevada. and in fact Ct the
whole Union. lie is reported as hay
ing introduced a bill to require uniform
charges on railroads. and to prevent
un Just discrimination 10y railways.
1t will be remembered that Mr..
Kendall gave notice OF Il similar bIii
at the last session. but for some I'M
accountable reason the measure was
~ again heard Of. 1t is complain
ed of Mr.. Kendall, and we think
Justly, that he has never succeed
cd in getting anything enacted
mo law. While it is + u that his
completely in the salary steal lo>i him
his great popularity in NoyaIa, we
feel >anguin. that II he has the pluck
and rustic AMI c@er-E 10 press Ii
tlrc--auI-igei-at hi.j 10 y successful
issue. Tia. verE desirable cen-umHa-
ton would ;en1 iu~mea~urubly 10
redeem him in the eyes d hi, long
suffering constituency If Mr. Ken
jg,l really possesses power 10 accom-
pl:~h anything. lie >hoall no, a..o"
the opportunity 10 pass 10 demonstrate
i. ina glorious victory tortheonpre--~d
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-06

Governments to diminish the growing
danger o. collisions At sea.
Mccnille. who was 10 he hanged to-
morrow at Jersey City for the murder
OF Michael Stevenson, has Teen re-
prieycd 10 the 9Th Of January.
BUFFALO. Dec. >.
\ terrific southwestcrhaS prevailed
here since carly morning. The water
i'll the lake rose higher than for twenty
years. Stores in the lower part OF the
civ are flooded.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-06

NYGON ANGEL Nc. ~ Montgomery street.
Room II. is Sole Agent for the EUreEa palt\
SENrtNsL in san Francisco. PERSONS IN 'hal
- having business with this office are re-
ogssteJ to communicate with him.
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ENNSGlNANIA
POTTSVILLE. Dec. ).

POTTSVILLE. Dec. J.
The train hands of the Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad are resisting
the reduction of their wages ten Per
cent, and only passenger trains run
regularly. Coal trains have almost
entirely stopped. owing 70 the want Of
trains. Several mines have been COM
relied 70 stop work.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-06
THE SENATORIAL CONTEST IN CALL

FoAE4A'
The failure OF the LEGISLATURE q '.-.-
fernia to organize last Aohs"E e'E''>>
the Senatorial election oftr Jotae l-s3
inst.-,he law OF Congress oa the sub
iect providing that tie y2ceton otN-aa-
tors shall take place on the second.
Tuesday after the organization Of ,hr
Legislature. So lar We have no:hin@
very definite with reference 10 senate
rial matters in the Golden State. There
seems 10 be in the minds OF many 4
conviction that the resignation q Sen
a.or Ca~serlv implies q deep laid
scheme looking 10 the defeat q Gov
ernor Booth. We believe thai such
fears are not without foundation. Cas-
Serly's statement that he ha> long de-
sired to retire from political lie Wi.
hardly hold water. IL was an aEo"e5
candidate tar recollection dur.n- tine
late camuai-n, AMI even now main
tain~ hi~ rooms a. Jhe Capitol. a0l. !
constantly close,ed with pcom.neu.
members o. the legislature. Their
must be a purpose in al this. ana our
opinion of the matter :, that Ca~~erly
finding himself n the minority, ans
SUM y disappointment. determined.
il possible, to defeat lis more la-tu-
haze rival. w Know j, is a rather low
estimate 10 place on:,e honorable gem
tleman, but There Is 10 dol-ta- tie
fac .ha, al Of tae circumstances Ia..-
Uaai>takably in the, direction. IN
support Of tats view OF the cas-. The
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-06
Pacific C0asT DISPATCHES.
FROM CALIFORNIA.
$AN FRANCISCO. ! a.. 5

San FRANCISCO, Leo. >.
Iut.e Police Court today chief En-
-i,..r T.. X. Whitney appeared 10
aa~~,.,rlo the charge Of u~urpiu- the
e OF DAVID >eanno,l. =. large
l.aa4 " Of laeti>an~ and friend, o.
tn ae"u-er and accused were present.
cIovd.n- the courtroom 10 is utmost
capacity. Mr.. ~Crit,enden. counsel for
"i-u..T, moved a continuance till
next Wednesday, that he mi-ht he the
better prepared 70 cn,i4htcn the Court
on the merits and law Of a case which
! Y IT, established a a precedent in
this State. lie said delay would not
% injurious TO the people. as Whitney
still holds the Office and Scanncl viii
nj exercise authority till the courts
q oi.e in His favor: besides. al} tha
Police 'our, ca,l 90 in the matter
would he to ialta,. a fine. which
Whitney would e~haemul.r Iav. and
still arl.t! b I'll. civil ,~,c.rl-. .lt.gr
considerable 4 are ,aa cas-. Eaa- con-
tiaUeit r., ~. Tu7-I.yn.A,.
TIL Board II Supervisors last ni-as.
by q unanimous v..a. sustained the
Mayors veto q. The order granting 10
Booth q to.a l.r...la Ut Central
Basin t"r lUrna-"~ ii i ship yard.
l-t1. "t~ 81 ItH-E lt'I af RAIN 'r-r
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CAR RIEG.

AFT CTARTZ i authorized 70 receive sub
scr;pt;onS for the SsNrENFL ami collect Tor
thr same in this town. All persons in Eu-
reks owing for subscriptions will pay them
TO him..
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As rs.
sole Agent in ran Francisco.

All Of whom are authorized TO receive adyer-
iSementS and Subscriptions Tor tRe Seminal
and receipt for the same.
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ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO. Dee. :.
The officers of the Morning >t'r.
which vessel arrived in New York
yesterday mornir- from Santiago dc
|uua. in which port the steamer wa
wing when the NiC-iriu~ wa brought
in. give a graphic account q The mas
>acrc. The second mate witnessed the
execution Of the first lot. consisting of
captain Fry and thirty-~iS Of his
crew. who were led cut a, %o'c'ocl,
Friday afternoon. and w1re ranged
t3ciug the wall. Captain Fry was the
only man who dropped dead at the
first fire. Then onsued a horrible
scene. The spanish butchers adj
yanccl to where the wounded lay
wrtthing and moaning in agony, plac-
inr the muzzle of their guns in some
instances into the mouths OF the vie
inns and shattered their heads into
fragments. others q the dying men
Lr}~ped the weapons thrust AZ them
with q df~rairinr clutch. as shot after
no. was put into ther bodies.
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&. III. aAREg0M.

COUNTY CLERK. AND Ey-oprrCrn
Y Clerk Of the District C1nrt ~ ~. y, ~
4oaI ial District in and tyr the CaantIy> t ~
Eureka, Sal. o.: Nevadn. N''"'! VI
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-06

George lIogc were sentenced To inc
,., Prison for highway robbery to-
d,y. Eagle goes for eight and ii'Se
for ten wears.
The mil fever is again prevalent IN
the County Jail. owing to Is over
crowded condition.
Several cases Of smallpox are re-
norted and one death from the disease
occurred last Wednesday at the Fest
house.
The weather tonight is clear and
cold.
It is thought that Turner, n of the
Duane partv shot Wednesday night
will have to suffer amputation OF IN,
leg.
Work on the Government light
house on one OF the Three Brothers
Islands is progressing. 1t Is to be
erected on the island nearest the Con-
ira Costa shore.
TIE total rain fall in this city since
Wednesday last has been 3 79-loo IN
ches.
UTAH.
SALT LAKE. Dec. ,.
The Baldwin Exploring Expedition,
which returned Last Tuesday, di~-
Banded here. Their suecass wa lie
youd all anticipation.
The ladie, are preparing for public
celebration Of the centennial anniver-
~arv of the Boston tea party.
1z-
EoHN.
In Fare a. on Tuesday, Dee. :, 10 tn wife
If Nm. thlilros,. a boy.
MAR1EED.
In Virginia City, bee. :, James Williams to
Mi, Sarah beoth.
in Austin. Nov. 80. George Spencer to Mrs.
Mari Ii uheth Thompson.
DYED.
In EaraEa. Dee. ). I>-3, Kate Levy, asyd
thoc. s., wears.
NEW To-Day.
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Elack and Colorei Silk
Furs! Eurs. E.rs,

Cur Fur Department cemgrss In
quality OF Minis, sable, Ernline, ia
and hudson bay turs.
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EASTERN! DISPATCHES.
Ey Overland Telegraph.

SPECIAL TO TIE DAILY oENTIEEE.7
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liSls1gcry,

In our Millinery Department car /
all >;rle> o. tuai-,', Misses. ana CO.
trimmed and Outlu.mcu Hats, izSa
NcJ, ~c.ours, and Grape.
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m n
-,

IN Virginia City, bee. >, James Williams to
Nj. Sarah beoth.
In Austin. Nov. 80. George Spencer to Mrs.
Nary LII abeth Thompson.
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UTAH.
%0-rT
I-SLSII.

In Earo' a. on Tuesday. Dee. =, 10 tn wifi
# Nm. ,hiilros,. a buy.
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In Era}a, Dee. >. l>-}, kate Levy, AGED
lhprt =, wears.
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Shoes. Shoes. sho.s,

In this Department car be found Ill,
Of Shoes. III Md and C.u,h, tur aail L
lined, hish and loy cut. j ven a:a
at very ioW prices.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-07-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Victor III achine,
And the Wilcox Il Gibbs.

If you want to make your lady a present that
will make her face look like picture,
Just bend down and wlIisper III her Ear that you
have bought her Wilcox or Victor.
] sell the Victor. because it is the best.
| have used IT, and know it, for | have used
the rest.
Some men there engaged in trade,
Ane think that they know full well
Ihe virtues of the Sewing Machine, they have
on hand to sell
Have fortunes in their business made, they talk
Ell So much aud well
That there was the only Place good Machine
would sell
They made their customers believe, the place to
trade was there,
And if they bargains would receive, they must
not trade elsewhere.
They have Domestic" that is some, A Davis
that IS more.
Some cheap machine they are offering, And
some We have had before
that lasted just about two years, two ysars
and nothing more.
We have hal test of all Machines, that sewa
with the lock stitches
And the Victor beats the best of them to ma ks
q pair Of (auythingD
1t has the movement OF the Howe; the Singer
for IT'S feed.
There Is no better known Machine l don't e--
cett the Weed.
And you will tuf ths best single thread Ma
chine in the " Grid,
The Wilcox and Gibbs Mahcinc Sold at
MRS. JAS. HAMILTON'S,
Grand Rapids, Wis.
(Call and see them before you buyJ 2l-nis
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FOR SALE.

7 offer Cor sale the following described pronnr-
" 81 ated at Port E lwaris. Wood County, Wis
one vi the reasentest points On the Wisconsin
FLYER. ftz. pne two story honse 2iX39 ami laud.
! 4 acres. The House is we'll finished excepting
piastering M stairs, has an excellent stone wall
ed cellar. with stone floor, full size of the b.i-
ing, and IA good barn well finished, 92x3S feet.
Al excellent well is contiguous to the house.
The garden is superior, and the grounds well
stocked with hourishing front trees, and shrub
erv.
Ten tons Of Hay, one span of heavy horses,
oxen, cows, pig. i wagon. logging sieds.
farming utensils, sehoid furniture, &e. kc.
Atso a half interest in 20 acres of land lying
along the line Of the Wis. Valley R. r. eontasn-
o1s to the village of Port edwards. and only
few rolls from tho site for tn new Depot.
Also lot Of logging utensils including chaihs
etc, etc.
Also acre Of land lying on the river bottom
abou 50 rods south Of the dwelling. ,r
offer the above rea soma be terms, oheI Ii
cash, the balance IN six months on well secure.
paoer.' Inauire Of me At Port Edwards, or OF
John Parrish 1T Grand Rapids.
Wu.. FA3RISfs
Grand Rapids. Juuei6 10th 1873
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-07-03
The Dedication of the Catholic

The Dedication of the Catholic
Church. THE dedicatory ceremonies
at the Catholic Church last Sunday
were of the most acrimonious charac-
ter 4 host of people attended in the
morning. and the spacious building was
hardly able to accommodate the press
ing throng, Extra seats were brought
in and placed along the aisles to ac
commodate the increasing multitude.
In the afternoon, nearly hundred
children were confirmed. and in the
evening lecture was delivered In en-
glish by Father Dale of Berlin. Our
Catholic friends had made every effort
to make the occasion one long to be re-
membered, and we believe it will be. The
following Catholic Divines were in as
tendance Bishop Melcher Of Green
Bay. Father Dale, of Berlin, Father
Pernin of Marrinette, Father Cor
uel:us Of Stevens Point, and the Off
ciating priest of the Grand Rapids
Church, Father Tanguay. The music
was fine. The Brass Band was engag-
ed for the occasion, making the day
seemingly one of unusual festivity
and rejoicing. Our Catholic friends
were happy all the day, and We with a
host of others are glad they had so
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-07-03
No Train at Trahern's,

NO Train at Trahern's. For
some reason the officers of the G.. B.
4 l.. p. Road, have withdrawn "Tra-
hern s" from the list Of stations. What
has instigated such action we do not
know, but our merchants are suffering
great inconvenience from snch action,
and Mr.. Trahern is made to be-
come sufferer to a great extent.
But, If neither our people or Mr.. T..
were specially disconnected, the Com
pany must become severe sufferer
pecuniarily, for the amount of freight
to be shipped from this point in Gran
berries estimated at 5000 bbls the
coming crop-and bbls., lumber, shin
giles, slaves, ~, &C., will be very
large, ana will increase rather than d.
minish. The Company of course knows
its business, but suggestion made is
not untined. The Tomah road is
ready and willing to pick up all such
little tryqes.
4 crazy man in the woods.
people have been very much excited
the past few days over the mysterious
disappearance of German who is SUP
posed to have wandered into the woods
while in fit of insanity The man
has been in the employ of Messrs
Necves 4 Son, in their mill, and was
taken sick about three weeks AGO.
Quarters were given him in the large
barn Of Mr.. Neeves', we are informed
at his own request, and man placed
with him to attend to his wants. DIR.
Mosher was called to attend him, and
up to Friday night he was to all ap-
pearances mending. Daring the night
while his watch and nurse was asleep.
he disappeared: and fears were enter
tanned that he had drowned himself in
the river. Subsequently he was re-
ported to have been seen ~ different
parties in the woods near the farm Of
Ed Smith, and again in the road, aud
among the bushes by the highway, en-
dishaJiUe Parties of men were or
gained Immediately, and the woods
have been thoroughly secured but as
yet no traces of the unfortunate have
been found excepting the marks of
his bare feet. A party of boys report
having seen him near town on Monday
last. AS we write, men to the num-
Der Of two Or three hundred are max
ing every effort to find and secure the
poor fellow. 1t is to be hoped their
efforts will be successful
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-07-03
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

ROMAN CATIIOLIC.-Rev: F. ToSGUAy.-
Services every sabbath morning at 10 O'clock
Catcchism p NJ. Nespers 3 p. NJ.
CONGREG ATIONAL.- r. NJ. WEBSTER
Services every Sabbath at 10 IL \. NJ, and -
p. NJ Sabbath School at L NJ. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evenings.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.-Rev J. D. CoLE.
Services every Sabbath at 10 IL \. NJ and I -
p n. Sabbath School at 8 A. NJ. Prayer meet
ing Thursday evenings.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-07-03
The Remington Sewing MI;


chin.-Mr. @. C. Neeves has received
the agency for the sale Of this celebra-
ted sewer. The Remington is new
machine comparatively, but it has very
many superior points. Its work viii
neither rip nor ravel. It will do all
kinds of work. 1t has straight nee
ole, with perpendicular action, and
se~s equally we'll through the strongest
texture.
The Remington is manufactured by
the Remington Co. at Illion, \. Y.
the makers of the celebrated Reming-
ton FIRE arms.
Call at 0. G. Neeves and see
specimens.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-07-03

Job Work. We learn that the
Appleton Pos has again sent out It's
emjssary TO look up JOB work in country
towns. The Post has legal right to
do just this thing, but morally it is a
usurpor, and ought to be hooted by the
press for its devilishness. Our ner-
chants are to blame too. IF the TriJ-
m1e and Reporter cannot do as good
work, and as cheap as the Post, why,
then their action would be excusablc.
But it is fact that these Offices can
and do, successfully compete with the
Post, We know that certain parties
who do not like the Reportcr have Civ
Ell the Tribu,e their orders which is
all right, and cice rerSo, and we would
inform those parties that the Tribuac
can aud is useing our type and presses,
and they have no excuse for sending
patronage cut Of the city. 1t is a du-
" our merchants owe home interests,
to give their work to home Offices, and
in Withholding it they are doing in
justice to all concerned. It IS proof
positive that the Pos man is shame.
lcssl Y guilty, and cognizant Of the fact
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-07-03

good a time, and that nothing occurred
to mar the full enjoyment of their
creed and the ceremonies of their Pc
culiar faith.