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THE ALLIANCE.
Yesterdays Alliance Inns tho following apt cdi-

Yesterdays Alliance Inns tho tolloWluB apt odi-
toral OIL tho subject Of tho trial:
School mon of tie Presbyterian ministry and eldorsip
had had good general AgAt asl along the whoo llp.
What little f!og9lng they mny have dono At homo
% may havo found uae for @ n lie way o unlocking around
few girh TINT may hayo danced 1t party, or by why
sai.y hua not becn satisfactory but Ind cis On hau
no little amount OF hghting;vn, that was only spoil
ing by being 80 long bottled II Is true that when tho
ao,no nm sought md found IN .1pellias Brother
Trowlri1go from bis post ~ Homo Mission President
why under ths Jun anybody Should do for fs ras
nothing. and # is truo that tho hghtiug-force Of
eatafnctory iii a1l this aud left the old warhorao win
and hstory. il cannot but 10 considered opreftnne
tllas to these 1auguishing heroes there came along
man who made so1o weak and fasc rcuar1a about
being largo place, perhaps full Of ercrybodys doat
rcd cloak 10 tic mad bull It were, aid now these
elise lnitators Of Jesus Christ in tho midst md
se se s ex 81 ne
tla; Il f%l:,isled not eniy slsvfs r tho seati,
it havins bscoino ssaso1sto IT W wus kind
nsrvsnoi of o psrefu} hsayr thst enabled gooa
doMinn IN nM tho hddso,'snrsH Il stoao enormitics
10 any intellect 1t Is perfectly evident thnt, II ovor
II ts chiiiren e ion,e md Of rciool nccd tho rod
often. and woman should bo n snbjecton to tho
tho opdern,ls Of monephyalte! But y vo shall not
en1nrge. Tho syuod Of Illinois North h.s had good
doSn lie wot on lie o down Ias s come Tho a raral
cohorts Of preachers aud eera upon the theological
will that tint
, 1874-10-24

1sonj. n. Baker,
il. f. LOWS,
J.. A, Oatrts1n,
4. II. HIT.
Ja,nos buchanan,
A. 4. Emith,
D. u. Mckay,
4. II. ue!.llGfson,
Il. It. Jenkins.
". IL Sall,p.0n,
L. ". Mcltonucf1,
A. i. CLARK,
Is. 4. kent,
X. ). CrItohcfl,
.. Il. nreafIoy,
". r. Etlshfug,
j. ". EIlfs,
". +. po1r,tunet.
". II. Ltwls,
1'humas .Fa9kun
g. Il. Abbey,
Il. g. >YitktlHsky,
.1ames McSnugtit,
i. i.tt,iku,
,Int.loh W, Whinuoy.
VIM. lleincr.iaun,
il. r. Smith,
A. ltat.en.
s. j. EFalkor.
II. y. Harrison,
GLarlps j ketls,
Henry ScllnuunbergsS,
A. u, Dlnuou,
Willard n. Wool,
W. u. uutAaa,
Il. 4. kiuY;
J.. Caldwell.
4. SquIras,
j.. barnard.
o. Il. 1yaD.
j. j. Mansfield,
4. atkins.
Charles Stlatros,
n. llecklingon,
John l1anscotn,
l.. i. Hodges.
.tAmos Grasale,
(sep. SENT.
". $. kIlint, Jr.~
Vim. leol,aFts.
II, J. Slnlth.
J. i. l'iusunnet,
j.. 4. l,tuyilfner,
ID. q. IilntlIey,
q, Il. l'Anuilelf,
4. u. L9wis.
J.. U. j a!lcnlan,
scott !etllhuli,
3. q. Iro,,.iss.
Gtlnttcs r. Gllbcft.
j. h. StgTcnt1n.
Charles Urnmwelf.
ktaro Sherwood,
ALI rcd Q. 'rl!0MaL
q, W. Ryder,
II. +. Coy.
j. Van !ti,xagon,
y. Il. Wells.
n. l.. HHrrcst,
@. Hutchinson,
3. Mo1th,stHton.
F. 4. tttct;:,
7. +, Htott,
g. q. DINA,
j. d. Mils4b.
GcorNc u. tuaeo.
i, y, Grtcsititor,
j. n. Brown.
j. II. Adams.
Y; Sv,iii.. H; - tisGp: Il il::,,,..,
il. III. h1ntrisul,.
&. Il. Slade,
4; Y; ocaVer,
fidM. Van Denburgh,
T.. u. Nolan.
, 1874-10-24
:, OCTOBER "a, l814---TWELVE PAGES.
CHURCH TRIALS.

CHURCH TRIALS.
Final Adjournment of
the Illinois Synod.
Prof .Patton's Appeal Sus-
tanned A a to 9.
Prof. Swing Found Guilty on
Both Charges.
Since He Has Left, They
Will Not Depose Him.
But the Presbytery Must Erase Ills
Name.
Proceedings in the General
Episcopal Convention
Yesterday.
Report Of the Committee on Canons
in tho House OF Delegates.
Condemnation Of Certain Extreme
Ritualistio Practices.
Proposed Ru'Gs for the Trial Of Gf-
fending Clergymen.
Sentiment in. Chicago Concerning thu
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ClNoiNNxr1, O., Oct. 23.-About csc dolegatoat
tue Synod of the German and English Eyan-
geIlcal Lutheran Synod Of Ohio and adjoining
States to-day. The whole day aud evening was
spent iu the discussion Of the thcsia in regard
to pulpit fellowship and interchange OF pu5plts
timont il strongly opposed to such interchange:
Tho Genoral Christian Convention adjourned
this {oro,,uon to moot IN Loulayiilo in Deoe:a-
bor, 1875. Thirteon hundred tollaFa royalty
from hymn-books waa tllrneI over to tue Mls-
siouary Society. Resolutions plolging nil to the
Kausas and Nebraska au!fororu Wore adopted.
, 1874-10-24

sr, Louis, NO., 0ot. 23.-Tha General Asro-
cintion Of Congregational Churches OF Missouri
convened vi Springfield to-lay. Quito a number
of ,llatugusllod men III the Association wero
nrosqnt, lld aayorat representatives from nticr
Biasoa, among thom DR.. Humphreys, Ut CHI
pago aud Dr. Storra. OF Brooklyn.
, 1874-10-24

John A. TJErcli,.
liG0rHo Sherwood,
Y. q. hlcUlt,1e,
j. q. Koclas.
q. HigeloH,
j. N. Uutlcr,
i. X. {}rcon,
IL. =. Ihhatn.
Gco. II. Watson, 7
5. II. Mc('rea,
.Iohu h1Ar.1or,
David X. Grow.
t1no. Dnpee, 1r.,
Ja,nes u. kelioE
NJ. I'alcOtt,
r. UcnlsbeA.
j. N. Fay,
IL. lsandcnburVoA
9. Il. Luntun,
1'hen. Fntk,
". IL. Tay1or,
j. Shorlnan Hail
Charles viii,
Clarke IlAy1or.
r. O. Cord,
Il. Porlo'cf,
Jacob {irobs,
q. ". 1icrFgY.
j. J. French.
Thomas kaArtrk,
II. IL. Walker,
4. j. StanldJ,
Il. F., CABS,
@. NJ. Kat:h,
d. Van xssdala,
H. II. Aldrlctl.
f. r. KnuWlcs,
II. Nafendritl,.
j. 9. tautner,
N. W. NAtsUn,
F. u. 6nlith,
r. hl2fr1tl.
YIN. hn%t1oshams
John Adkins,
". III. Lucas.
X. IL. Valentino,
". d. bradshaw,
Robert :scutt,
Horny G.assle.
FFod 5. 5atl,cs.
Y. 7 HonsHosts
!hau ltaan.
u. y; E!cho!s.
Y. y. Gs9tnt,
I. u. Hopstef.
i. j. hlldn1tst!n'
You. !$artalolh
i. ! J"l!efilaA'
Z. .. Dctit
Eeo' a. HieRaoo,
Gt1aftos MeIa'rtntck.
j. 1ii!"artls ~ ta5s
I. ", ,i, ,'r."'ft,
G. Il. Swxrtout,
G.. Il. D. FaI1on
u. Slhtte,
Charlos i. Halo,
Y. U. Horton.
5aH'os rhsfj,
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", ,,l c,,,nd rnrrnf the death OF
We record with proio"hu rcSIo' '''
Timothy Kennedy, one of our Oldest ana hloS'
rrs,,rtrl citizens The immediate cause oil his
~, ,',e,,., ,,,i,,r,os IN consequence of a
aeath was 'h'c'""' mum " ,i1.,,oa -,
fall from nh upper WINDOW a' INC ''''''">. W
Geo II. n. Cushman, where he was engaged III
,n;,, Afr K Il few wears aro
hi'"i"i SUM ,,,oo,,r and hos hold
filled the Office OF Guy eoN'e'o', '"' ''' n.y.
positions in our fire department BENG member
os vioyura Enpinc Company Mt the time Of his
go, .o,.o, or resrect 10 his memory the
"'"'" :" y, ;,,. .,o,,,Aa ,ho a.,
comuany, on Tuesday evening adopted the io''
Ilo,yny resolutions:
w,rnr,s Death hos removed from our midst
, " a,,an,ned brother the lat, Timothy Kennedy
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one of those enjoyable affairs which every
| body rcli,hcs and which afford the same degree
Of hilarlty as a wake or q wedding and demon
| mated house warming, was dislied up to near
| lr two hundred Of their invited friends by Mr.
and Mrs Cyrus Dcbot, at their residence east OF
the city on Thursday evening 1t was the occa-
sion Of tie christening Of their new mansion
and in every respect demonstrated that Mr. ID.
and his worthy spouse are held in the highest re-
gard by our people. The ceremony consisted OF
Il social reunion Of an hour, followed by dancing
and supper.
To cnumcrate any Of the gowns worn on the
occasion without making mention Of all would
not be doing justice Hence we omit all men
ton Of ladies habilimcnts with the remark that
they all looked pretty, and pass to the gentry
present. As usual Bowman was on hand, dressed
in box toed boots and blue cravat. Geo. Beat
ty, the acknowledged belle of the party, was most
gorgcousy attircd in a black moustachc black
Gn.d) brogans and suit to match. In his role as
pre-cater he shonc rcsplcnient. But enough non
sense.
The repast reflected great credit upon Mrs.
Dcbolt and fully established her reputation as
a good cook.
The entire party enjoyed the festivities of the
occasion to the fullest extent. Dancing lasted
until nearly morning when all departed with re-
ncwcd esteem for Mr.. and Mrs. Dcholt. Their
generous hospitality will long be remembered
by their guests and when opportunity again OF.
fcrs we will be as tickled as boy with tin
horn TO warm their residence over again.
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THE 1nRoNG on BROADWAY, New York
Among all the thousands OF people who daily
,hrong the sidewalks on Broadway, intent on ac.
complaining some objcct-gcncrally to secure
wealth-how few there are who seem TO have n
knowledge OF the fact that an opportunity Is az
forded them by the Masonic Relief Association
in Norfolk, W., of obtaining Il competency for
life. An investment OF 4 small amount In tickets
to the Grand GIFT Concert, to be given on the
10Th Of November, may result in obtaining u for
tune. For particulars, send for circulars TO Hen.
ry V. Moore, Secty VI. X. A., Norfolk, Va, OF an
authOrized ngent Of the association.
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DR.. Morris LIVER PILLs.-lt is easy enough To
make pill, but to make good one, ali that.
the difficulty! There are cheap, harsh, drastic
pills, that are Of even less benefit than dose of
salts; but good medicine, like DIR. Motifs Liver
Pills, which penetrates To the seat Of disease, is
desideratum indeed Will positively cure all
diseases OF the liver. Sold everywhere. John +.
Henry, Curran q Co, proprietors, s and Col.
lege Place, New York.
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RuNAwAY5.--On Sunday last runaway on the
Illinois River bridge injured lady quite severe.
ly. Cannot something be done to remedy these
frequent departures on this bridge. Either
all the fast" horses are accidentally driven
across this bridge, or else gross carclcssncss is
practiced by the drivers.
Some half dozen minor runaways have occurred
near the business portion of town, since the one
on the bridge and one at Dayton, the latter re-
suting in a very dangerous injury to u Mr.. Eaug.
han, Of Chicago. His head was fearfuliy scratch
cd and cut up, but from present appearances
will recover.
1t seems as if the high price in feed made the
horses spirited, for more runaways have occurred
in this vicinity during the past three months.
than during any corresponding period for a long
time
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In addition TO the evening class at the Tele
graph Institute day class is receiving ins'ruc'
tons. Apply carly
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Take your watches. clocks and jcwelry TO o
Trasks TO be repaired. He will make them us
good as new.
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BE sure you are right, then go ahead. NJ
Sticfcl * Co. are selling wa:d'S Graphic collars
three boxes for - cents.
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A sure preventive from boots running over cal
be got at Child q Phipps'.
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Cider nice and sweet, by the glass, gallon OF
barrel, at II. Walthcr.
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The best home made candies and caramcls, at
II. Walthcrs bakery.
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Largest assortment Of home made candies II
the city at walther's Candy Factory.
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Don't buy al oyercoat elsewhere until YOU
have see those fine ones at VI. Stiefcl & Co.'S.
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Oysters raw, stewed, fried, and by the can or
case, at H. Walthcr's oyster house.
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Celery, eranberries and fresh oysters, at PHI
lips Bros.
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UPS & p. NJ TAKE NorIcE.-On yesterday
County Clerk McCnleb received SO copies Of the
Revised Statutes OF 1874, for distribution to JUS
tees OF the peace and police magistrates.
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Call at llaGberlm Bros. and see the Womans
Right cook stove, the best IN the market,
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FOR ga. &C.

lIs rae residence AID business property consisting
'Mo pS,us HOUSES and store, centrally ocaied in
tcy OF Narcotics. Would take span OF miles, WAGON
au haH IS ON payment Of some OF the pro, Crty. VIII
sellNsry low Tor cash. rs ! want 90 west.
octIV-'W J. ~. AICCALLA
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Hardware snd tInvars. At Haeoerlln Br0s.
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(AUTION.-Ih;s musi te s:orsed. Merchants and
~ business men OF rtis-s csuuonea not to let my
John Walker. have OF tuer stores
d II they do they suffer ia u IS will heresiter pay
no lie be may Contract. JOHN ". WALKER
October 18th. iS.i-l~
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Is Prompt Reliable. Safe and Pleasant,
consequently the Greatest Remedy of tho
Age, for COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHI-
IT'S, PNEUMONIA, GROUP, WHOOP-
ING COUGH, and all Pulmonary Alice
tons.
Positively the most reliable remedy In the market Tor
what It is recommended.
The united voice OF al, hat have II enough
prove rs wonderful effects In arcstng all diseases the
Throat and Lungs.
Consuuptives should n-t uatil they hUy Dr. HE'D
GEES PULMONIC LIFE BALSAM, primarily because In
tho end II will secure to them health
Secondarlv because Il will give to them comfort aid
freedom from coughing.
Every orerunner producer of Consumption, such
Coughs Asthma Bronchitis. &C, speedily cured by
Dr.. HEDGES prLNONiC LIFE EALSAM.
There are ten why ever family should have Dr.
HEDGES PuLMONIC BALSAM
/. It's the cheapest. Large Bottles for 70 cents
>. 10 IL Huch more pleasant 10 take.
=. 1t is more eifectua.
1. II Is simple. safe aud certain cure.
). 1t Is adapted to both young and old.
s, 1t is warranted TO give satisfaction.
Z. II IL composed entirely of herbal bassmlc medicines
s. II is .he most popular medicine in the market,
g. Because physicians prescribing II.
TO- Because every family that has had It VIII not be with.
Quit.
MANCFACTuRED At THE LABORATORY OF
w. N. HEDGES 8. co,
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Fine cape ovcrc0ats at \. Alschulcrs, at tn,
yellow corner.
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Look OUT for Hull { Bartcls opening about
Nov LIT.
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$500 will buy good ovcrcoat n: NJ. stjcfcl &
Co.'S, the square dealers.
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Hot coffee tea, and tip top lunch, cheap at
II. Walthcr's.
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,ypfetal 1,ntircS.

Al all other times as this IL The only place ne visits probes
.IonsiiyS he may be found ut Chicago.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-02-19

Personal.-The following legal gen.
tleman have been in our city the past
week attending court: John Turner
whose is in the ascendant i; S. ".
Pierce Of Friendship with a press Of
business Judge Walker of Plaihfeld
who didn't foot it up; Judge Prentiss
of La Crosse who though well up III
law Is still . 'prentiss; Fl. ". Reming
ton Of Remington, whose cousins are
rJling all the U. S Arssnels; Judge
Strope of Plover who tried to pocket
the lchite ball in a snow bank from an
elevated stoop the other day; Capt. e.
L. Park who came down from the
Point to get out of the ,coods; and his
Honor, Judge Cate, who is tie
Petruchio Of the Legal drama, holding
over 'em all. Besides these we have
had host off these were legal gen.
tleman, the residue must be illegal
gentleman 1--we cast no objections, gen.
tleman, Others, viz. w. ". Pyne of
the Sea Kitty House, Dubuque, not
wooden man by any means, as his
name would indicate, Hon. Tomuel
Weston who is heavy on foot, though
not as a walkest; Bradford whose cog
nomen the old Key Stone state pur-
Joined wherewith to christen one of
her first counties /; Mr. Searles, who
knows how to keep a hotel Crom-
we'll who busted the long Parliment
when a boy, but who is now canceling
the II. o. Us" of the ". V. K. K.
and a host of others whose names are
known to fame through Circuit Court
Calendars and County Board Records
from Dan to Beersheber in Wood
County. Come again "boys," when
the w. Co. c. c. and the c. B. of 5.
come in conjunction.
Hon. T. 3. Scott returned from
Madison last Sunday morning uia.
engine on the Valley Road.
Charley Single of Wausau showed
his homely countenance in our place
of business last Monday. Cir. Single
reports everything O, X. ON Railroad
matters, and predicts the completion
of the road to Wausau by August.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-02-19

Spring Prospects. Reports COM
ing from ''below" are Of the most
cheering character. Mr., Reeves re-
turned from ST. Louis last week, bring
ing the encouraging intelligence that
lumber had advanced one dollar per
thousand feet and that the demand
would probably exceed the supply the
coming summer. Already buyers are
anxious to contract, and the old custom,
Of begging buyer to make an offer is
played out-The glove IS now on the
other hand, and buyers are anxious to
ascertain how much can be furnished
them at the mills contiguous to the
railroad.
Orders are coming in daily for guam
titles varying from forty to an hundred
or two thousand feet. The quantity
peing shipped now daily must make
handsome aggregate. It is the very
general impression that the coming
spring and summer is to be one Of
great activity among lumber manufac-
turers, and consequently among all
branches of trade. The financial con-
dition Of the county is becoming set
tied and a season Of prosperity is be-
tokened by the early seeking of the
staple commodity Of the pinery by
monied men at rates largely in advance
Of those which we have hitherto been
obliged to accept, and that too, only
after entreaty and solicitation.
The demand for shingle is simply
enormous, where hundreds Of thousands
are wanted, only minimum quantity
can be furnished A shingle factory
running six, or even dozen machines
could be kept busy and not begin to
supply the demand. Such enterprises
ought to be springing up in our coun-
ty, since the advantages for shipping
are so excellent, and quick returns
guaranteed from a market whose de-
mands will increase with each year.
There is no reason why Grand Rap
ids and Centralia cannot supply as
many shingles for the Mississippi and
western trade as are furnished by the
Oshkosh factories, and by various
points on the Fox River.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-02-19

A Dangerous Animal.--We
dent know whose she Is. but she's a
first class hookest, and she lives in
HaymaCket square fronting the R&blin
House. We guess she's a sober COW,
though she had q couple of horns
when she went for US last Wednesday.
We guess it was the red end of that
scarf that excfted her ire. We were
talking with the President of the
Ladies Sociable Soeity and the first in
simation we had that there was any
activity in the live stock market was
an avalanche Of portable beef coming
down upon US. You just ought to
have seen Us dedge behind that little
woman President Sc she wouldn't tear
her shawl with her horus, and when
she saw that she couldn t scare US,
YOU ought to have seen her port her
helm. and scud before . cyclone OF
frozen horse butternuts. we hope
somebody will hook that COW and make
hash of her before she induces sene o.
apy temperance men to take horn.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-02-19
Feb Y 18th, 1874.

Arrest OF the e. z. 0bsjrut
tors. The men who obStracted the
G. B. & NJ. Il. 4. track last week are
in limbo. Arrangements were i'm
mediately made for paying them off,
when it was found that one Of the
ringleaders was indebted to the com
pany just GO cents. Several others
the company were owing only from
ten to twenty dollars,--and all that
sow for such paltry sums, After be-
5ng paid the sheriff very kindly took
under his wing p of the ringleaders
who will probably work in gravel else
where for period It don't pay to
,obstruet the railrcad track. Use a
eittle Sapolio .boys-ter sale at the
AVood Co, Drug Store
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-02-19

Ministerial. Rev. A. O. Wright
occupied the Cong. Desk last Sabbath,
delivering a very interesting and IN
structive temperance discourse in the
evening.
Rev Jesse Cole is conducting the
meetings at the VI. f. Church With an
earnest enthusiasm. The meetings arc
continuing with undated fervor.
Rev. r. VI. Webster still remains az
New Lisbon where nearly fifty souls
are made partakors Of the new life
through his ministrations, He viii
probably be home Oh Saturday, though
he may possibly remain one more
week
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-02-19

Wultum Ell Pary0.-TryinS to
put a gallon Of Kerosene in a two
ouart can. We wont tell who the
wnnldhe maeicidn Il.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-02-19
Garden Seeds.--FREsH-Just re-
ceived at Philleo & Cos.

Aniline Dyes. -Twelve colors An
line DYES for sale at the Wood County
Drug Store. u,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-02-19

Sabbath School Concert. -1ho
scholars Of the Methodist Saboath
School gave concert at the chuf'n
last Sabbath evening, The house was
crowded, and the CONCERT ezcelan"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-02-19

For SaIe.-The entire property,
consisting of Store and Lot on which
it stands. the Stock contained therein,
and other property in the City, Cen
tralia, and other parts of the County.
belonging to the undersigned, will be
sold at low figures. as one of the Firm
intends to move to California in about
6 weeks. All persons indebted to the
firm must call and settle Immediately.
SETH STAFFORD,
e. II. COMPTON.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-02-19
ORRIN GRAY.

If any aspiring genius can discount
the above, let him bring in the figures
and we will publish them. Collyer
wears the Champion belt,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-02-19

Building Rock from St0ningt0n
Quarry. [ will furnish from and af-
ter this date, common building rock at
the Stonington Quarry at 81 per cord,
until further notice. Parties wishing
to build will find it to their advantage
to buy of me rather than take the
chances of finding them lying around
loose.--Dimension rock for sale in such
quantities as may be needed.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-02-19
Grand Rapids, Jan'y 9th, 1874.

EDITOR OF WooD Co. REPORTER.
Sir John Collyer Of Centralia
has drawn with team at IS. loads 2O4,-
69S feet Of Lumber from Seneca to
the river, making an average of 1864
feet to the load. How is that for lumber
hauling?
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-02-19

Sociabiq. The Catholic Society
held their sociable at Mr. Pomainville's
last Monday evening. A pleasant time
was enjoyed, closing with dance at
Arpins Hall.