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/ sITED STATES ENG !slER 0rEIOI,

MoBILE, ALA, July ID. 1874.
Proposals for drsssisg 1000 cubic ards, more
less. thrcugh the bar AZ the Juth OF thu hArbor
Cedar Keys, Fla, will be received at this eff .
until noon, aU6UsT S2D, lS4, Sna opened imme-
6fsiely thereafter.
Printed plank forms Of proposals ard guaranty,
specification instructions 20 bidcers, and any de-
sired information, be had Pile alton this
once. A N DAMRELL,
Jyl5-6s Captain Of Engineers, o. 3 Army.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.


RY b. II. wARHER,
D. Real Estate Broker and AnctioDser
Federal Buildings. Corner Tth and 7 Streets n. w.
AssIsNELs, SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
TATE in saasIe sss, fronting on ~ street, be-
tween and streets southwest; on II street. be-
between and . streets southwest, and on i
street, between ~ and 9th streets southwest.
southwest, in SQUARE 49s, and that valuable bust:
nes. property on the northeast corner Of 9th and
nI tree's orthvesf' In Square 46' at public suc-
= On MONDAY. the aoth day of July. 1874, at
sIc ~ in front Of the premises northeass
The south :, feet front OH street Of lot |; 10 SQUARE
zoo. with the improvements thereon, consisting Of
storerOOms the main floor, fronting on oh street
On TUESDAY. tn. a aI:s DAY Of July, 1874, com.
merging 4 O'clock > And o. s.:h :scsssa;
al Of ssa n front q e. S1
gIeess % Of gg6ORsrty Lott q g, 9, s. s.
and d. 81 the g. e. vi s 81 81
and sub. lot H. In Square 4s6, with all the improve
Terms Of sale: 0ne-third cash. the residue In four
equal installments, at 6, IL, Is and "a months frsm
chsseTs' cost saS acceptance q bid for 9Th and
ZEE HH .2 5HESs.E A..'snse..
jy8.eo&ds IRep J. T. COLDWELL, Salesman.
RY WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
ID Successor to Green 4 Williams, Aucts
No. 1901, northwest corner 10th ard d sta.
SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRovEp PROP.
EkTf ON THE ISLAND. AT AUCTION.
N On TUESDAY, July 2lst, at O'Clock D, m
III shall sell, in front Of the premises, part OF lot
III, IN square So, having 8 fine front on ST ST.,
between ID and Il streets southwest.
Terms: One half cash balance in and IL months,
With interest from day OF sale. ESQ down when the
property is sold: Conyeyancing &C., at purchasers
cost, and If the terms of sale not nplied with
Niihin i've days from the day of safe, the property
Will De resold at the risk and cost of the defautinR
purchaser.
Jyl5-d WASH, b, WILEIAMS,Auc
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by L. J. SWEET,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. OIL 7th street, opposite U. 3. Post ONCE

u Il. j. SWEET,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. OIL It'll street, opposite U. b. Post ONCE,
TRgsTEks SALE OF THREE Two-sTORY
ERAmE HOUSES ON 2IsT STREET, BE-
TEEN b AND BOUNDARY STREETS,
NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
- BY virtue Of deed of trust, dated A prii g. A.
Ia D. 1874 duly recorded ia Iiber No 7.6, folio s7
Sa one Of the land records for the District OF 90:
lpmbia, and at the request of the party secured
thersby, we will sell st pSee snetieG IN front Of
9Si.ek r., the follSxios doscrrpeq 100. 60
lunlbis, to vit:Lots numbered five (5l aud six IS
OF 8; l.. Loomis' recorded subdivision Of Square
numbered sixty i've, 1851 having q total front of
thirty eight SD feet four az inches Twenty rst
street ves' Also, the four I'D feet by the width
OF lots numbered seventeen l7) AID eighteen, 49,
10 sSld square numbered sxty-iise, (65.l together
WIN the Improvements, consisting OF thee neat
two-story Frame Dwellings.
Terms: $500 cash on each house, and the balance
at six twelve and eighteen months. with interest at
ten per cent. from day of sae. secured BY deed of
trust. Sloo will be required a deposit az time of
sale. All convey aHcng at purchasers cost, Terms
10 be complied with in seven days
6SRs apSs II Il sr WyuAARNER,} Trustees.
yyIl-eo&ds H.. j SWEET, Auct.
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:. ENGIEEER OFFICE,

=. THIRD STORY, UNION BANK BUILDING,
Fdyeffs, Charles s rect.
BALI MORN, ND, Juy Is, 1874.
Proposals Tor Dredging in Pstap=cO River, will be
received until Noon OF July 50, 1874, and opened
Immediately thereafter. Blaah forms, spscifcs-
tions, and any desired Information can be had on
application at this Office.
VIM .CRAIGHILL,
VHt MaJOr of Engineers,
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* Il % d. WAbNER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auc.ioneer,
Federal buildings, corner 9TH and r sts northwest
ThUsTEEs SALE OF A Two-s STORY AND
mAhSARD ROOF BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, No. 2l4 IN STREET, BETWEEN Il
And SHEETS NORTHEAST, AT AUG
In BY virtue Of deed Of trust to Daniel L. + atom
and my self, dated Oct cb'r 10, A. ID. ISL, duly
7recoTded in Liber No. 65S, folio ll6, oGe OF the
laid records for WahiDg ton county, i'm the District
81 Columbia and at the request of the party secured
merely will sell AZ public sucti IN. In front of the
pre- mi,es, on MONDAY, July 2I. 1874, AZ 8 O'Clock
p M the following described real estate, situate IN
the city OF Warrington d. TO wit: Being lot let
tered B." in Chester and Jenkins subdivision #
lots % 30 81, and part Of lot 81 in square 725 in the
aald city OF washington, as recorded December II,
lSO, in the City Surveyors Office, Liber u. ii. b :,
page 9, Containing 700 square feet Is feet front
y llo feet deep together with the as
above
Terms: $780, with interest at ten per cent from
october 10, 1873, and expense of sale, in cash; aud
the balance at elk and twelve months, for lch the
notes OF the purchaser. bearing interest from the
day OF sale, and secured by deed of trust the
property sod, will be taken. deposit Of 500 will
be required Of the purchaser at the time of SALE aud
al conyeysncing at the exp.nse of the purchas
III terms OF sale not com piled with seven days.
the trustee reserves the right to resell the property
at the risk and cost of the defauting purchaser,
after five days advertisement.
GEORGE w. STIOKEEY, Surviving Trustee,
Jefseo&ds j. T. O0LDWBLL, Salesman.
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BALTIMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD
~ DEPOT CORNER 6TH AND b TREATS w.
After June 18th, 1874, trains will run rs follows:
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DY DUNOAESOH BROS, Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner 9th and d streets northvs

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND
LUT ON 49, STREET, BETWEEN d AND
MAKnLAND AVENUE SOUTHWEST, AT
a By virtue Of deed of trust given to rs and
ES duly recorded ia liber No 6s3, fOliOs s. ct seq ,
.ons Of the land records of W sshin g.on county ,
ig ne District Of Columbia and by req nest of the
tef1f<> secured thereby, we will sell, at public auc
tiNa, on MEDNHsDAY, the 2Yth OF Jnly, 1874, in
lfoIt u the premises, at O'Clock D N. ali that
~ &c or parcel OF ground lying In said city and Dis
Iict aforesaid, and known part Of lot square
numbered two hundred and sixty eight, 1881 being
,ha same property conveyed to a. T.. b. yosstti
December "a, 1869, BY Evan Hughes and wife, aud
al ~ the improvements, &c. Consisting of Frame
House situated on lS1s street, between and sry-
land avenue southwes', being No 4l0.
Terms: Cash. II the terms OF sale are not COM
piled 18th In seven days from day OF SALE the trus
tees reserve the right to resell the property ct the
risk and cost Of the dafaulting purchaser, upon
giving hve days notice In some daily paper pub
lished In Warrington, D. o: deposit Of 8 400 re-
qufred as soon a. the property is knock cd OF. Con-
veyancing, &C., at gurcha,er's cost;
P b =. fbpAssksEEY'} Trustees.
jeA-eoSds DUNOANsON BROS, Auctz.
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A RCHIIEOI's CFFICs, U. $. CAPITOL,
"A WASHINGTON, July Is, 1874.
PROPOSALS FOB GRADING AND MOVING
EARIH ANn STn N pc ny rPEEa a y I'll :,

PROPOSALS. FOB GRADING AND MOVING
EARTH AND SIUMPS or TREES AT THE
Z. :. CAPITOL GBOUSps.
Sealed Proposals for the shove work are invited,
ard III be opened AZ the Office Of the Archtest OF
the Capitol on MONDAY, August ;, at l O'Clock o
m. wh-Is Specifications can bs seen.
The BRIDES 20 state the price per cubic yard. No
hie VIII be CONSIDERED unless accom- panied with q
10 I'd IN ihe sum Of 10 Geo. approved by one Of the
tudEes 81 District Court Cf the United states,
tie clerk Of said court, conditiO~ed that the parfy
VII enter into COEtrsct and perform the sery Ice in
sccOrds.C- with ~ q specific ssiOns.
The right to di ide The work and - reject any or
al bids. AZ may be TO the Interest Of the United
JyIs-eotaug3 EDWARD CLARK, Architect
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THE TRADES.

30. 10y q eThkT,
r-l,s BIrw,.N1ra and sIH .T.xIr,.
THE TRADES.
wRIsGs AND IgOs AWNING FRAMES
NJ q. COPELAND,
,AwNIEGs for Stores. Public Billings, Hstels
lion FRAMES for Stores, ct factory prices.
FLAGS, OAMP-hEETING TENTS for sails OF
eAss Agent for the Improved Mfdsw Proof A.nin
winnings AND AWNING FRAMES
"A OF improved Style and Pa,tUa,
for Stores, Hotels Public Buildings, City and Ooup
Try Residences ct factory prices.
Manufactured by
JOHN O. HOGAN,
IT'S Market Space, between 7th and eth streets
Flags and Camp Meeting Tents for sale or rent
Sole agent for the only Genuine widowed Proof
Awning Material aple-tr
PAINT.
l have q method OF preparing Paint which
caused b. dsfectivs brick ais and iesky
rOof.. provided the paint is applied By my y own
as2os' Price ga cents per square foot for three
HOUSES and SIGNS painted in the very Istes.
IN my line l regpect.nfiS AJAX trial from those
sssB 500 iSs fsss Ssis ass NJ iS%1s$Ss.
pLuMBIN9, GAs-FITTIHG AND sXwER.
sy hMR s0Tp'iy attended to, On reasSns6le terms,
az ssesIs near stn street. north sds
LINED PIPE always on hand. '''0'A nii tI'
Gisso1b sSto :ns Us Printers.
iols Psnnyiyanis Ayenue, south side.
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AUCTION SALES.

RYB h. WARNHR,
- Real Estate Broker aud Auc.ioueer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and SITS northwest.
PUBLIC SALE OF A DESIRABLE BUILDING
Lot ON Tx WEST SIDE OF THIRb
NUS SOUTHEAST, ON Lone TINS
- will offer for sale, on TUESDAY,yuI Is b,
"a. ID. 1874, At O'Clock .. m d., part ~ Lot l. in
NsQusre No. 766. having front on 81 stree. east
OF S9 feet by depth Of loo feet, and will be sod in
two parcels II desired.
Terms: 100 cash; balance in monthly install.
ments OF 10, with per cent. ne est. deposit OF
Slo will be required a. time Of sale. All cUn en-
ancinG at cost OF purchaser.
jy2i-eoSds j. T. OOLDWELL, Salesman.
SALB AT THE PoUHD.-There will be sold at
- the Pound, corner of Esd street and New n
York ayenue, the 22d instant, at 1 O'Clock IN
P. m. IL not previously redeemed, one BAY ga
hOBsB, taken up In the northwestern section Of
the city and impounded under the laws and ordi.
nences OF the Board Of Health.
IT. p. Z. kkENB, n. D, Health 0nicer.
RY B. II. RYAN 90, General Brokers,
u Ne. 923 7th street northwest
- We win offer for sale, at public auction,
18th UReDAY, 23d instant, at O'Clock D m,
Nlots N and west half OF N, In square No sF4,
situated on street, between 9th Tth southeast
On FRIDAY. Gath instant, ct 6 O'Clock p m,
Mount Pleasant. situated on 9Th and Boundary
str, cts northwest.
Terms Of sale stated at time of sale.
Il. H RYAN co,
General Broker and Auctioneer.
Jy20-td o2S7th street, OPP. Pos. Office Dept.
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I'D u ~

CAHMhCK. On the 2lst instant, Of n an,
fAEAf Oh CAhMACk, IN the SJtn year Of her
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SlU efsen leads to fortune. New system. Be-
liability. "Ihe Art Of Speculation" IS pages
sent free. Coupons collected. Securities negoti-
ted. j. HICkLING CO., Bankers and Brokers,
~ Broadway and IL New strest, New York.
rmayz-wfsms-sm
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CHoICE NEW STYLES OF STATIONERY

The Nis-s-yis, Court Papeterfe, containing two
QuiIes OF paper and two packs Of envsIapes
Pspeteries Of Prizes Rep aud W1Ny paper, as
sorted tbts, containing I'VE quires Of paper aud en-
yeCpe- 20 match lust the thing for parties abou. 10
60 te the country for the summer.
Also, Plain and Cheap Stationery az
VIM. BAEEANTYNE'S,
42s ira STREET.
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pdrtment.-For compensation of the Auditor of
the Treasury for the Post ONCE Department,
three thousand dollars; chief clerk, two thou
sand dollars; nine clerks OF class four, and, ad-
ditional TO one clerk of class four as dlsbursing
clerk, two hundred dollars; siXty-two clerks OF
class three; sixty mine clerks OF class two thirty
seven clerks OF class one; one messenger; one as
sistant messenger; and eighteen laborers; also,
fifteen female assorters OF money-orders, at
nine hundred dollars each; in all, two hundred
and eighty-nine thousand six hundred and
twenty dollars.
For ten assorters of money-orders, ten thou
sand dollars.
TreGsarer.-For compensation of the Treasu-
rer of the United States, six thousand five hun
dred dollars; assistant treasurer, three thousand
eight hundred dollars; cashier, three thousand
eight hundred dollars; assistant cashier, three
thousand i've hundred dollars; i've chiefs OF d.
vision at two thousand seven hundred dollars
each; two principal book keepers, one at two
thousand six hundred dollars and one at two
Thousand i've hundred dollars, two tellers, one
al two thousand seven hundred dollars and one
At two thousand six hundred dollars; one chief
clerk, two thousand seven hundred dollars; two
ASSISTANT tellers, at two thousand three hundred
and fifty collars each, thirteen clerks Of class
tour, thirteen clerks Of class three; nine clerks
Of class two eight clerks Of class one; sixty fe-
male clerks, at nine hundred dollars each; seven
messengers; five male laborers, at seven hun
bred and twenty dollars each; and seven female
laborers, at two hundred and forty dollars
each; in all, one hundred and eighty thousand
four hundred and sixty dollars.
Register II the Treossry.-For compensation Of
the Register Of the Treasury, four thousand
dollars; assistant register, two thousand dollars;
chief clerk, two thousand dolsrs; seven clerks
of class four ten clerks Of class three; fourteen
clerks Of class two; eight clerks Of class one;
eight copyists. st nine hundred dollars each;
one messenger; two assistant messengers; and
two laborers, In all. seventy six thousand seven
hundred and twenty dollars.
Comptroller Of ne Csrremey.-For Comptroller
OF the Currency, five thousand dollars; deputy
comptroller, two thousand I've hundred dollars;
thirteen clerks OF class four; fourteen clerks Of
clerks Of class one; thirty three female clerks;
four messengers; four laborers; and two night
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pY LATImER & ULEARY,
ID Real Estate Brokers and Aactioneers,
Southwest corner Penusy lvanis avenue and 18th ct
Star ONCE Building.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-12-24
A BurglariOus Adventure.

A BURGLARIOUS adventure, with some
tinge of the romantic connected there
with, occurred at Cherryville, Pa, few
nights ago. A lady, apparently in much
distress, entered the store of a Mr..
Rooms late in the evening, and, repre-
senting herself to be the wife Of New
York merchant with whom Mr.. K did a
large business, stated that she had ex-
pected her husband to arrive on the
evening train, but that he had by some
accident been detained or left behind !;
and she asked Mr.. Rooms if she could
stay with his family all night, as she felt
very reluctant to remain at the hotel,
where there were so many boisterous
men that she felt sure she could not sleep
a wink all night for the noise and her
own timidity. Mr.. KS family kept a
room over the store, and the woman was
shown to a bedroom there. A negro
workman about the place did not
like the womau's appearance, and
before she retired for the night
he crept under her bed There he
oaN OIIC NOlllaLl, dAtCl C1hIDS 4IOlu uCI
sachel rope-ladder, two revolvers, and
huge dirk-knife, lie down on the bed
without undressing. This was sufficient
indication of deviltry, and he waited pa
tiently in the assurance that something
would follow. About midnight a low
whistle was heard under the window,
when the woman sprang up, raised the
sash, explained to confederates outside
the situation, and was letting down the
rOpe-ladder for them to climb into the
house with, when the negro, who had 81
lently crept from under the bed in the
darkness, pushed the woman" head
long out of the window OF course she
was man-af light build and effemi-
nate appearance, adapted to playing a
woman's part. 1t was evident that he
was much injured, for he was taken up
apparently senseless and placed in a
wagon, with which the confederates
drove hastily away in the darkness,
while the coIored man aroused his en-
pIoyer's household In the sachel so
unceremoniously left behind were found
number Of peculiar tools adapted to
burglarious purposes.
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who wound up with a solemn pledge to
fulfill to the letter the promise he made
his dying mother years agone; and well
and truly did he fuldll his promise.
At first men shook their heads; but
when they saw the children run after
him and call him Uncle Tom, and even
the dogs in the street making friends
with him, they began 10 call him Mister
Allen, and be friendly too, and never
had they cause to regret their friend
ship.
Uncle Tom" now sleeps quietly under
the sod, yet at every Christmas season
his grave is decked with evergreens and
trimmed with winter flowers; some say
St. Nicholas does it, but others who knew
Old Allen some ten or fifteen years ago
know better.-0ur FIreside Friend.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-12-24
Value of a Comma.

1HE Constitution of the State of Yer
mont, as printed in the general statutes
and other official publications for every
eighty years, declares that " the Govern
or, and in his absence the Lieutenant
Governor lin the original Constitution
1t was the Governor and CounciD. shall
have power to grant pardons and remit
fines, in all cases whatsoever except in
treason and murder, in which they shall
have power to grant reprieves, but not
to pardon until after the end of the next
session of the Assembly," This seems to
say, distinctly, that the Governor shall
not have power to pardon traitors and
murderers until after the end of
the next session of the Assembly
and by implication it would seem
to follow that he may pardon muir
derers after a session has interviewed.
The question as to what the Constitution
really means in this matter came up in
conversation between several gentlemen
in the State Library at Montpelier the
other day. Mr.. Abel, of West Haven,
was of the opinion that the Constitution
did not intend to give the power of
pardon to the Governor at any time in
cases of treason and murder, and he
found in a volume of Vermont reports an
opinion Of Judge Williams to that effect
The point was speedily settled by the
production by the State Librarian of
the first printed copy of the Constitution
(printed at Hartford, Conn, in 1779), in
Which comma plainly appears after the
word pardon" in the sentence quoted
This makes all clear. The words "but
not to pardon" are plainly parenthetical,
and the meaning is as plain as ii
it read: He shall have power to grant
reprieves (but not to pardon) until the
end Of the next session; or he shall have
power to grant reprieves until after the
end of the next session, but not to par
don. When the Constitution was next
printed, year Or two later, the comma
was omitted, doubtless by careless
proof-reader, and from then till now ou1
Constitution has never been correctly
printed.
This is not the first case in which a
careless omission or substitution of a
comma has made an important differ
ence with the meaning and construction
of a law. The act of 1870, providing fo1
the abolishing of school districts, as
drawn, required each town in the State to
take action in the next March meeting
on the question whether it would substi
tute the town system for the district sys-
tenn. The Legislature intended that
each town should have the subject up in
town-meeting and take definite action
upon it; but laundering engrossing
clerk put in a comma where none be-
longed, and the act, as passed, left it
optional with the Selectmen to put an
article in the warnings in reference to
the school system or not. And in point
of fact not a dozen towns in the State
acted on the question.-Burljngt0n w.
Free Press
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-12-24
THE CHRISTMAS DOOR.
By LOIS BROOKE.

BY LOIS BROOKE.
ALL the year long the moon gives light,
And makes a silver day of night:
But once year
She seems more near
Shows every night her steadfast face,
And fills the sky with tranquil grace.
IT'S hard 10 tell when day is done,
For day and night flow into one.
SO Heaven shines downward all the while
And lights as with its constant smile;
But once a year
Il draws more near:
Wide open stands the shining door,
With CLEANS Of light unseen before;
And al across fash glimpses fleet
OF upper joys and radiant feet
It's ever 50 since love broke through,
And down the widening spaces flew;
That blessed year
Our Lord came near:
For Him swung back the starry bound;
Deepened far up the great profound;
All Heaven swept outward at His birth.
And naught was narrow but the earth!
Now eveTmore lie stands and waits
Some lifting Of these lower gates;
But once year
He waits more near
Shall the blest door be thrown so wide,
And only we the entrance hide?
Unbar All hearts, make room within,
And let the holy Christmas in!
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-12-24
Columbia County.

The widow of VIM. H. Spain,
City, who was lynched a few yea
gone crazy.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-12-24
TrempeaIeau County.

accompaniment county,
John Burt, Jr., proprietor of
House, at Arcadia, was recently sh'
father because he refused to give
more liquor. The shot entered
breast and fatal results were feared.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-12-24
Clark COunfY.

Formal notice has been given that an appli
cation viii be made to the Legislature, at it;
next session, to organize q new county out O
portions Of this, Marathon and Lincoln Coun
ties.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-12-24
Jefferson County.
La Crosse County.

During a drunken ARRAY at the E.
brewery, La Crosse, the other evening, He
Smith, q farmer from Bostwick Val
stabbed German named Meyer, infictiI
serious and probably fatal wound
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-12-24
Sheboygan County.

At Plymouth, a span of horses belonging
to Thomas Ford recently took fright Will,
that gentleman was assisting a lady to aligh
from the buggy, ran away, and killed one 0
the bystanders