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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-07-16
Correspondence Of the Reporter.
UTICA \. Y, July 9th, "A

UTICA n Y, July 9th, "A
Dear Reporfr Il left Detroit via
Great Western Railroad on Monday of
last week reaching Suspension Bridge
in the early dawn. OF course the
world renowned sNiagara' called me
from my berth in a Pullman sleeping
car, upon the platform, where | could
see the great cataract in all its grand
ure, though mile away. Tne early
morning with it. freshness and invigor-
ating breath, seemed to minister to the
delight experience in looking upon
the mighty fall, which for 50 many ages
has been wearing away the granite bull
warks which the Almighty placel APP
parently as a defense from the encrolch-
ment Of the mighty torrent which with
never ceasing energy, night and day,
year after year, and century after cen
tury, tears on in its maldenel course,
and which eventually must eat away
nature S masonry, ami reduce the great
chain of lakes 10 only puny river
S:ientii; conclusion, tell Is Of su:h =
if We my 50 term it-a Calamity in
the far future. The AFFECT con l:tion
Of servita lie to n,ture behe st., to
which the great commercial cities of
Che west woal thus he hrou sht is be
y0nd comprehension We clnnot con
coivc OF the utter desolitioa involve
i'll such a change in the aspect Of ma
tare. The mighty West with its TEEN
inc MILLIONS, and its countless wealth
! woull become Wilderness whore
would stalk the ghosts of lost com
meree, ana the cities Of magnif.ence
"oail he transformed in day into the
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-07-16

THE PORTAGE Register tells the fol-
lowing of the early life Of JUICE Pal
ling. now one of the most learned iuIg-
es on the Wisconsin bench, who wa
honorably mentione | a a successor Of
Judge Dixon Pulling was il the gro
Gerry business in those days. at Fox
Lake He was reading law and tend
ing grocery, tits related that one day a
lady called AMI waute a jug Of mola<-
ses pnt mp and that her husband would
call for it. The Judge went into the
back room turned the faucet and went
to his accustomed reading. A couple
of hours later he fourl an empty bar
rel AMI a regular sunIlper carpet Of mo
lasses all over the floor. This circum
stance gave rise, to the saying, "Let
the molasse5 run. Immediately there
after, Pulling disposed of his grocery
and is now circuit judge. Young
man think Of these things
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-07-16
Twenty-Second Annua. Session Of
the Wisconsin Teachers As
SOciatiOn.

The following is the programme Of
the annual session of the Wisconsin
Teachers Association, to be held at
Madison, July 10, is, Il:
Wednesday, Juiy 15,-Morning ;
Organization. Presidents Address,
d. NJ. Reynolds, La Crosse. Paper
"Rcsuits- eff School Discipline in the
Direction of Obedience to Law" L.
+. Charlton, Platteville. Essay
Singing in Common Schools. Mar
tina. f. Hazard, Oshkosh. Paper
SCHOOLS IN Rural Districts" Oliver
Arey, Whitewater, Paper-,'The
True Function Of the High Schools, .
r. s, Winchen, Milwaukee. Essay
The Teachers Daily Preparation, >
Mrs. L. \. Bingham. La Crosse.
Svening: Lecture, the Rev. G. NJ.
Steele, D. D. Appleton.
Thursday, JaIy 16,-Paper-
County SUPPLEMENTARY" Warren D
Parker, GAINESVILLE. Essay Growth,
Emma jenkins, Fort Atkinson. Pa
per--"The Educational Value of tn,
Geological Survey" T, c, Chamber
lin, BeIoit. Paper-tAeade,,sic Gull
ture in the State System" Alber
Salisbury. Whitewater. Discussion
"Couny Academies j. Q, Emery
W. II. Chandler, 4. T. North, 4. o
Wright, aud etkers. EEening: Lee
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-07-16

The NEwHALL HoUsE.-It was
our pleasure to make the New hall our
home for brief period in going to,
and returning from, the East. The
Newhall, always an excellent home for
the traveller, we found doubly so since
the new proprietors, Messrs. Antisdcl
4 Cook have taken possession. They
are men eminently qualified to please
the travelling public, ami we are glad
to chronicle the fact that the NevhalI
is growing inpu6lic favor. The House
has been put in thorough repair, refur-
nished throughout AMI many improve
ments havo been and are being made,
all tenling to the convenience and com
fort of the public. 4 grand elevator
is building which will cost $1,000 to
be completed BY Aug 1st. The tables
Of the NewhalI are supplied with every
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-07-16

TIE SUPREME Court Of the United
States has decided that the Potter lav
is constitutional The railroads now
probably know how they stand, but it
is Yet to be seen whether they will
''come down" like men, or continue to
buck against Judicial deci ion and
s,sj'ch II on another track.
On the reception IF the decision by
the Governor, he ordcrel IC0 guns
fired. II the law Is 50 damaging to
fhe iltelest>''of tie comrani,s as t.
materially affect thcir interests let
them seek IL repeal it che coming wiz
ter, bat until it is repealed let them
Obey It's manl1tes. BY pursuing such
a course they viii receive the sympa
thles Of the q pie il they are wrong
Cd, whereas, by openly rebelling an
rePUliatinG al legislative aod judicial
authority, they will receive, as they
will justly merit, he scorn Of commun
ties, ami be made to f. a. + cy 1eseIv
the power Of tn strong arm OF the
Law.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-07-16


possible delicacy to be found in the
market.
We commend particularly to the
travelling public the sentlemanly clerks,
II. ID. Greenman and Daniel Regan.
and the book keeper, Geo. Seheller,
who have oply pleasant words for
guests.
The position of the Newhail in the
immediate business centre of the city,
alone make it the desirable house oil
the Cream City to sojouru at. It /,
in every sense worthy the patronage Of
the public.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-07-16
OLD LADIES HOME.

To the construction Of this Home Mr.
Paxton gave $4,000; Mr.. levitt
gave the land which to-day is worth
probably $4,000 Contributions
from other sources completed the build
ing which accommodates nearly hun
drei ''RespectabIe Asoi Ioljsont Fe-
males, though only forty "Respestsble
INDECENT Aged Females" are the reoi2-
tents Of it charities at the present
writing. It is pleasant to think tha
SIXTY more "Repec'oJ!e 4ycd L.li-
gent FcnaIes' can find home therein
at sach time as they shall become Aged
INDECENT Females, Of course Bespe t.
able. We have no desire to poke fun
at this noble Home, but if the Lori is
willing, and | know he must be. Wont
the trustees please rc-ohristen the in.
stitution. The
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STATE LUNATIC ASYLUM

is located mere one of the fnests
structures in theshnion. though some
what ancient in It's architecture New
errheless it IS an imposing structure
and as one walks up its long walks it
assumes an awful gtanlour. [ could
write much in detail relative 70 the
city and its surroundings. but the
weather is too warm. so l desist. The
\. Y. Central R. R. passes through
the city, running a four track road
from tide water to the Lakes. Over
thirty-fve trains leave the city daily
six roads centering where few year,
ago were only two. If possible l sinai
return next week, until which time
must swelter and broil as I presume
yoa are doing in Central Wisconsin.
If nv pocket book was longer, anC
pressing duties were not calling. ana
little ones I long to see were not crowd
ing my memory continually, [ shoulo
be tempted to dive into salt water, and
eat Holsters and CLANS of Chelsea
beach +; but men who have been con-
san"@ must not be asking for toc
much.
Good bye till I reach Home.
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PRIME BIsMtRCK' 5 life was threat
enel by fanatic last Tuesday. lie
vas wounded in the hand.
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ADVERTISING RATES

One inch, ar fraction 0fan inch, constitutes s.
square.
Leadcd notices IN reading columns, or under
head OF Business Notices." 10 cents per line for
hrSt insertion, ana cents per line for esch sub
scquent insertion.
Marriages and Deaths inserted free
Transient advertising payable in advance,
LEGAL Notices requiring proof Of pu blication IL
,e pail for before said proofs deiiyered-aii 9th
rs payable in advance
Al advertisements will beSinserted until for
Jiit, unless some specified time is stated.
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OUR AGENTS.

Geo. ?. Rowell 4 Co., a. Park Row, New York.
snd 5. VI. Pettingill X Co., B. Park TOW, New
York, are our sole agents III that city. and are
authorized 70 contract for advertising 1T our low
sst rates.
Coe, Wetherell ! Co.. Philadelphia.
Cook, Coburn X Co., Chicago, Ill.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-07-16
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair it's
natural Vitality and Color.

gloss AMI freshness Of youth. Thin
hair is thickened, falling hair checked,
and badness often, though not always,
cured by It's use Nothing can restore
the hair where the foIIicles are de-
stroycd, or the glands atrophied and
decayed; bnt such as remain can be
saved by this application, and stimu-
lated into activity, so that a new
growth Of hair is produced. Instead
Of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
mant, it will keep it clean ana vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
ton of dandrnff, which is often so I'M
cleanly and offensive Free from those
dcIeteriou3 substances which make
some preparations dangerous and iniu-
riols to the hair, the Figor eau only
benefit bu5 not harm it. II wanted
merely f)c q HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it doos
not soil white cambria. and yet lasts
long ON the hair, giving it rich, glossy
lustre, and grateful perfume.
Prepared by DR.. J. C. Aver & Co.,
I-@ctIcal nnd Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, lass.
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ly beautiful and for a distance of
mile is arched with mammoth elms.
The residences on either side this beau
tIfuI drive are rare models of beauty:
as beautiful as money can make. An
hundred years ago. Utica was a trading
post lying between Fort Stanwix. and
the Lake Ontario posts AMI Albany.
The first merchant was John Post,
who has place in the history of One
ida County. | saw the old fashioned
stove which in 1896 warmed the old
store of Mr.. Post the rendezvous of
traders, Indians, and backwoo lsmen Of
; chat seventful period when folks
lived away down east" To come
vest in that early day was to leave
;rying friends who babe an eternal
good bye to the '.foolhardy" one who
1ad turned his face towards the setting
sun nerer TO return. In that early per-
5oI the great lakes were mythical seas.
The goods wherewith to supply the
'ettlement were transported by fat
'oats poled up the Mohawk, returning
Nth pelts aud fars and articles of val
le finding their way into Manhatanville.
he City Of Holland aristocracy. For
ears New Hartford. four miles south,
and Whitsboro three miles west disput-
ed with the growing settlement the
right to commercial honors, but Utica
outstripped her competitors and to- day
Is thriving, healthy, happy city of
$4,000 souls, as rich as Croesus and as
slow as truth.
visited some of her public build
lngs among which [ mention
TIE PAXTON HOSPITAL
IN process of construction. 1t will be
100 feet front by 10 deep, three stories
in height beside an attic roor with >
tower 100 feet from the ground floor.
The stvle Of archita.t,ra :. R,.,,,,,,1
Gothic combined. y beautiful chapel
room is to he finished oT cor tho
commoJation of tbo ;n,,,+o, NJ
cost IF tho hunl;a., uu;II .~.
$40 ooo hos;I, +.r9 oa,,,- ,.'
,yboIo +bo ooo+n;h.,.;.a g NJ ~ ~
F,rton bonaro1ontn,.I, ..n
citizen who believes in dnin., .o,,at,,;a.s
worthy with b;s monor lor,n, /. T..
somctbinn that will blo., h,,,v,,;.
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?1EEi''IIl Cthl|lggrltitb, 2!
L LARGE PORTION CT CHICAGO
AGAIN IN ASHES !
Loss Many Millions F.!

On Tuesday evening last our people
were thrown into the widest excite
men5 by telegram announcing that
Oshkosh was experiencing most ter
rible conAagration. Nothing definite
could be ascertaine3, and all night the
terrible suspension was endured. only
to be made more terrible by the an
nouncelnent on the morning Of Wed
nesday, yesterday, that Chicago was
being again consumed. It was report
ed that three miles square Of territory
had been laid waste; thar the Pacific
Hotel was destroyed, also the Post OF
flee building, and that whole blocks
had gone down before the terrible tenn
, pest, which was repetition Of the dis
astrous fire Of -. No further tele-
gram was received till through the
kindness of Operator Glasstord, of the
G. 3. & NJ. Station, the following
came over the wires last evening in
reference to the Chicago holocaust:
Green Bay, O'Clock ? M.-Aik-
ems Theatre, Post Office, Matteson
House, aud all that part Of the city in
this vicinity is 2oae. Supposed loss,
$4,0G0,000. Fire now raging in
Northwestern part of the city, on Nil
yankee Avenue. The extent is not
yet known. There is contradiction re-
gariing the Pacific Hotel, and it is not
yet definitely known whether or not it
is consumed.
The widest rumors were afoat reIa-
had taken possession of the people,
m ny fleeing to the woods ana taking
70 the Lake to escape destruction.
THREE lIrv1nED BrI!.Drv2s ora 20.
port. / burnel.
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: III al : - i H. III Il o.iSh "e"
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,:' @q,.r. ' .1' -,''' i '''
,tua, # went wos+ - Cr,r,, anal
II rth to pm. ti.en took lid of
dia@,s'al shoot to the northeast side .
burning both sides Of State Street as
lar as Van Buren, and 81 a:d +th +
Avenue, and wiped out between the
northern and the southern limits.
Among the buildings DESTROYED are
the Post Office, Adelpnia Theatre, !
Poniel's Li1nor establishment, Inter
Ocean building, 1~t BAPTIST Church. /
two c1.ored and three Jewish church.
e, Harrison Street School House, I
Sc. Loss estimated at 100000. /
100 P. MA fiJe has just broke
out il the northwestern portion oil
the CITY on the corner Of Erie ana
Milwaukee Avenue, threatening ex-
tensive damages. I
A dispatcb ,ust recaivol from Qsh-
III, :. I y
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- ''!7 ! gar % none ; TOUR La.'of-
,9'"' al" spread IN ali @ifeeo'l's'
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y When the time exnir Cor which the he
porter has been paid. an y will be markell oppo-
site the subscribers name, aud may be regarded
IS an invitation 10 renew.
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Wood Go. Reporter.

JAS. E. TNGRAHAM 4 co. PrBLIsHERs.
RI. p. PIfILLEO. EDITOR.
4. u. HA1NES, CORRESPONDING EDIToR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-28
At PRIVATE RESIDENCE l2o WEST o3D ST.,
n between 9th and 7th avenues.
elegant and costly Household Furniture,
sale THIS Cihursdayl MORNING


1. FITZGERALD, Auctoneer. sells all the elegant
costly and plain Household Furniture, Works of Art
contained in the above comprising magnificent
~ rich rosewood Pianoforte round corners
$500; Mirrors velvet and Brussels carpets Curtains.
imported Bronzes Bisque Ornaments inlaid marquetry
Centre Tables Jardnieres Etagcres Cabinets &C. latest
styles Paror and Drawing koom suits covered with
Gondola Lounges. solid inlad black walnut Chamber
spring Mattresses Pillows holsters Blankets &C. Par
steads Bureaus &c also basement kitchen and ser.
and Household Furniture offered sale this
House at O'Clock tor inspection Catalogue ready.
A UCTION SALE. AUCTION SALE.
IA THIS DAY Thursday, 10 O'Clock,
rain shne ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
contents OF private residence
2l0 West 1ist street, near TIN avenue.
Parlor Suits in damask satin and cotelaine; elegant
Decker Bros PianOforte marquetry and gilt Centre
and Console Tables imported bronze Figures Clocks,
French pate Mirrors, Curtains Oil Paintings Bookcase,
Library Tables Writing Desks, two French Musical
Boxes Turkish Suit, Easy Chairs Lounges, Extension
Table Buffet Dining Chairs Silyerware Cutlery, rose
wood and walnut Bedsteads. Dressing Cases, Bureaus.
Wardrobes Washstands marble top Tables il hair and
spring Mattresses plush and haircloth Suits Rock
Furniture OF and servants departments.
10 Carpets, &c. N. B.-sae positive Take Seventh or
Eighth avenue cars ROBBERY C. CASHIN. Auchoneer.
Competent IN attendance pack ship goods city
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A UCTION AT THE PRIVATE MANSION
IA los West Tweniy-eighth street,
between sixth ana Seventh avenues,
THIS (rnursdny ~ MORNING. without reserve,

THIS (rnursdry) MORNING. without reserve,
commencing al l0H O'Clock
Magnificent TOUR round corner ~ octave rosewood
Pianotorte Grand Duchess Marie Antoinette style
parlor Suits in sap Drocade walnut sitting Room Suits
reps, plush and harcoth: Lounges Turkish Chars,
Curtains Pier ana Manie Mirrors Etagere>, Tables,
Paintings, 6ronzes Vases. Cceks rosewood and walnut
Chamber Suits Mattresses Bedding Bedsteads Bureaus
Dressing Cases Washstana BOOKCASES Extension Table,
and basement Furniture. n B.-Goods packed and de-
livered for purchasers in city country
j. KRAIMEN Auctioneer.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

IIENRY d. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
Ii late OF Henry II. Leeds Miner established 1877
Saesro0s los Duane street. tour doors west OF broad
The rsgned has removed his business 70 Ne
HENRY D. MINER
late Henry II. Leeds Miner.
BY HENRY ID. MINER,
FRIDAY MAY o.
. at l01s O'Clock. AZ the salesrooms
No. los Duane street. doors west OF Broadway
MuRrGAGEE'S SALE.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE MADE re
order
MIRRORS; PIANO. BY G. 4 II. BARMORE. COST
S55 velvet and Brussels Carpets rosewood suits in silk
brocade AMI various cosored rosewood EtaUeres
marble top Centre Tables, lace Window Curtains
black walnut Bcds'eads. Bureaus. Washst tnds and Eo
modes dining Extension Tables. Hallstands, marble
Buffet, wardrobes. BOOB cases, Lounges and Rockers
Plimpon Secretary Bedsteads, Cottage SUITS best cured
hair Mattresses feather Boosters and Pillows Crockery
glass silverplated Ware, Cutlery, &c, &c.
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BILLIARDS.

psnI.rrEry pArNLRss-TEErH ExTRACTEDi
"A fresh gas daily ComDnation sets srsh ayen ras
SoswSsn TssssSsstS ana Sssah s}bss tS;isei,nsa
= ysAtA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-28

A GREAT AUCTION SALE.
n. THIS DAY rain shine),
OF villa Lots at
LITTLE NECK, l.. l.,
postponed from Monday last on account of rain.
Excursion train leaves Hunters Point at IL A. NJ.
Tickets issued for the 18th will be good for this day
Music by h. Luckings band. Maps tickets and full
partic ulars at the office OF AuctioneerS
WOOD. BRADY TODD No. Pine street. New York.
UCTION sALE-pEALERs, REMEMBER THE Elk
"a tensiye auction sale of Furniture Beuding saloon
Fixtures Crockery Glassware this day at 10 O'CLOCK Mt
No. SAG West Thirty sixth street, Sale i'll lots.
A UCTION SALE OF RICH AND ELEGANT HOUSE
II hold Furniture, Pianoforte &C. this day. at private
residence q East 10Th ST. near Broadway. ut lUs O'Clock.
comprising rich parior suits covered In coelaine rep,
haircoth; two PiaEofOrtes Ia octave: solid walnut
and n!ad Bedroom suits Dressing Case sedsteads Blu
reaus Washstands spring hair Mattresses, Mirrors,
Clocks Bronzcs Chairs. OIL Paintings, Bookcases Ward
robes. sideboard, Extenuon Table. Carpets. Cutlery,
China. Glass and Plated Ware &c. and every article
necessary TOR housekeeping HENRY zfNN. Auctioneer.
A UCTION-BY N. DAVIS AUCTIONEER, WILL
"A SELL tins day. at 10Y O'Clock, at No o93 Hudson
street, general assortment OF Household Furniture
namely. Parlor Suits BEDROOM suits bronze Clocks,
Mirrors, Brussels and ingram Carpets Crockery and
Glass Ware. Dealers respectfully invited
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CLERKS AND Statesmen.

A YOUNG MAN WISHES A STU ALTON AS CLERK
n has fair knowledge oil bookkeeping; willing to
work in any Kind OF business moderate salary eight
years experience in newspaper office; would leave the
city good reference Address BOYD box ll6 Herald Up
town Branch office. ,265 Broadway.
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COACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED-BY RE.
~ spectacle, active young single man: a first class
groom careful CITY driver; is willing make himself
generally useful city reference Address box III Herald
Uptown Branch office.
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DOVE KILLER. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ID sale this day, Eighth street and University
place, al II O'Clock, two Business Wagons
JOHN II. KILLER, Marshal
DY s. ". DAUUHY, AUCTIONEER
ID TREVErT FAVOR Il co.
will sell Friday May 49, at o'clock, at IS East 18th
street. a general assortment OF and second hand
Furniture. Carpets Silver, Glass China and Cutlery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-28

NJ CRISfALAR, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
n. disc, Furniture, silverware, Jewelry. &C., 10 pay
advances A. NJ. CRISTALAR, Auctoneer, will sell to-
morrow tFrday May 49, at l0la O'Clock, at 722 Broad
way, opposite New York Hotel, walnut Bedseads hair
Paror Suis ChandeIiers Mirrors Cornices walnut and
oak Extension Tables and several Trunks Of Clothing
other effects; Silverware. Pipes and Sundres.
pay advances anu charges account OF whom 1t way
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-28

A COACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED-BY A RE-
~ spectacle single young man, who thoroughly
derstands the and treatment of horses aud cur
riages he Is willing to make himself useful about
teman's place: Ave best city reference. j. r..
Ill West 29th St, private stable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-28

QQS EAST 3lSr STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN
CCc to take care of children is accustomed 10 all
KINDS OF sewing can cut and ut childrens cothes