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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-13
The State of South Carolina,
CUCHtY or FAlRflELD.


By 1T. A. NELSON. E;g, Probate Judqe.
WT IIEREAS F. D. Coleman hnrli made
w suit TO ME to grant him letters ui
administration Of the E>,nio and effects
Of Jonathan d. Coleman. drccnscd.
These arc therefore 10, cite and ndmon-
ish MI and singnl mr. the kindred and crrdi-
to's oft q sniI Jonathan d. Coleman, de-
cen sed. fhat they he and appear before ne, in
INC Court OF prob.to. 10 be hell n. Fair.
field Court Ilodsc. S. e., on the 18Th d,y
OF May, next, after publication hcrcof,
NJ II o'clock in the forenoon 10 shcw
cnuso. u any they hnvc. why the snid Ad.
h'nis'raiion should not be granted
Given under my hand. Tins eleventh day
OF May, Ammo Domini, 1871.
may III lx2 j.. = +. c,
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New ADVERTISEMENTS.
L.w Prices-D.nne'nhtorg l. Co.
Cltatiuu-W. NJ. Nelson.
N"tice -Juhu D. McCarley.
Fre.h Mo lioines-W r.. Aiken.
a d,tor's Nutice-Jocl Copes.
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Pian0 Tuning and Ecpairirg.

Mn. Joseph Frey respectfully INFORMS
-NI tho ladies and gcntlemch{ Of wnns
h"ro that hc will hc hora about the
10th OF May. prepared 10 tuno and repair
Pian"s. Organs md Mclodeons Orders
lef' with Mr.. F. Gerig will be promptly
attended 10.
may l2-fl
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c.D@ All KIND, Of fancy iced
drinks eau be touhaat II. B. Retoa
saloJu.
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Jon PRiNrISo.--Our Office has been
fitted With all materials necessary
for printing jobs Of every description.
Bills. LctterhendS, Posters, Iavitation
aud Business Cards 20, Is.
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NOTICE,

A LII parties who nre indebted to Dacot
IA, T. Co, for Guanns purehn scd Of
IN IN this season will p ease call ut nv
Office and sottle for the samc BY Nots.
PIERRE BACOT,
may '@-!m Agent.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-13

ATTEMT1OM! !

have now on haud one Of The la,ge,t
L stocks Of Hardware ever br:uaht I;
THIS market, My stoc. of shelf GOOD, Il
complete, embracing
tlnoksmiths, Carpenters. ,Sho. Maker.
ana Mechanics Tools, which. will sel
very low for Cash. 4 full hnc of house
furnishing goods, Locks Of ali kinds, TUCK.
S:s " Alarm Money TIls, pric, So on, Hr,ol
Hongs excellent iono and durable, Uri,.
ian'e piprens. Walters 81. A full limo Of
rocket aud Table. Cutlery, Scissors,
rhe"rs, krzors, Sheep MI Pruning She,rs,
MI bost make. Garden tools, Of nil kin.ls,
Mule and Horse Shoes, and Shoe Nails
nest brands. Iron, Stoll aud Plow Mould.
oil sizes. rs Kegs cut Nails.
ALSO,
nice lot offresh Groceries eonsistins
of Sugar, Coffee. Mola,ses, New Crop N,
0. Syrup, Tobacoo aud Kerosene Oil.
Il M, rA1Iovy.v
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-13

l. C.-Dauncnberss are still SELL
m9 Best Prints ut l0cts. n
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No. 8, $42.UO.
TNHE best CHEAP MACHINE in The
l. markat, makes the LOCK stitch
nike On both sides Thousands Of ladies
in the Carolinas can testify 1" It's merits.
1t will do the samo work and only costs
onc.hnlf Of tho money that you would
have to pay for one Of tho SO CALLED
first clnss M chimes.
For circular, samples Of work, Needles.
Thread md Oil, call on
A. A. MORRIS,
:. Agt. for Fairfield County s, g.,
Io is agent for Tho celebrated Light
Running Home Machine.
u. q. MAXWELL. Charloue,N. c.
Gen. Agt. for N. c., 3. G.. Ca. and Fla:
mch | -1y
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xrs.-Dannehberg & Cos sam
rl'e D for Merchant Tailoring arc fus.
tiuions, Of the latest sty les.
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" There wns ali 'immorsion Mt
Br"ucn's Spri;g on Sunday, attend
sl by large concourse Of coiored
people.
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OILS! OILS +!

TNGIHE Oil. Train or Farmers Oil,
,LI Linsccd Oil. Neat Foot Oh, Kerosene
On, Alladin Security Oil, 70, sale by
march - MeMAsTBR a. BRlcg
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0>I- Tie Cf1ic, rs elect for the eu-
sui|g quarter III the ho 'ge of Good
Templars will he iustalled tonight.
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G5~ The colored people of town
Lad May party on Thursday night
and n parade and pic tic Of the Hook
& Ladder Con'pany on Friday. The
T,nck was dressed with flowers and
the Company presented D handsome C
Appearance.
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USIoCE.-Go and see those shand-
eo"e Purasols ut Dannenberg's. They
are beautiful. II
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SO 90. @a ,1iB5- .

p&D-. IIcreatt-r no LO:AL NOTICE :
will be, inserted IN our columns ,e& cep
upon p p,ymcnt Of TEN CENTS line
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czG" Trial Justice II. II. Fianni-
gan was completely exoncratcd of the
charges brought against him of
olliciaI misconduct. Alex Woodle,
his chief nccuSer Was habbcd mud
cohvlc'ed on u charge Of burglny.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-13

e Owing 10 lie length apdim-
porlance Of several cases in the Court
we will have 10 give details Of some
of them here after.
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e. In the m"ttot Of the disputed
S. s.voa, G. G. Mccoy, Clerk o, Court
OF hester ha5 been appointcd
RLc'ec and ordered TO hold Il re.
tc'e"'e INN. .,i'atc!y ut Winn DO. Il
ami relo't 20 The Jnngc al cham
l'r'"s 20 the dis s.,oit,ou Of ,h"
fund.
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&C. Mr.. II. a. plead guilty tc
the charge Of ncglecting to turn owe,
putlic money to the State and was
sentenced 10 Que years. imprisvn Ill Ell
and $1,000 fine.
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sulng quarter Iii the no 'ge of Goos
Templars will be iustalIed tonight
~ There wns an immorsion at
Br",,on's Spri:g Oh Sunday, attend.
cd by a large concou.ss Of coioret
people.
USIoCE.-Go and sec those shand
nowc lurasols ut Dannenberg's. The,
are beautiful.
e Owing 10 lie length audim-
porlance of several cases in the Court
we will have 10 give details Of som.
of them here after.
Gt Mr.. II. a. plead guilty tc
the charge Of ncglecting to turn owe,
putli money to the State and was
sentenced 10 Que Year., imprisvn III ell
ard $1,000 fine.
s5E5" Trial Justice II. r.. Fianni.
gan was completely y exoncratcd of the
charges brought against him OF
official misconduct. Ajax Woodle,
his elfof occussr was nabbed 'Iy nnu
convlc,ed on IL charge Of burglny.
= 49,
G5~ The colored people of town
Lad May party on Thursday night
4 =: "
". y,
r,nrk WAS dressed with Anwvrs on+
the Company presented D handsome ne
Appearance.
u In the m"ttot OF the disput ed
SS.u0A, T.. 6. Mccoy, Clerk o, Court
OF hester baa been on,o;.,oJ
t.,,.,u . ;,nm,t,a,o,u =, w;;'a su " 10
ami y re,u.t 10 the .Jnnse -; cLm
I,r,"s 20 the dis 20, ,it,vu Of tn.
fund.
-.
20 A"''.e' u: u1''cacleS was
sent I" our 'thcc from the Crane
Genital yesterday, and we're hfshl,
appreciated. We return our heart,
Mrs. II. ID. Oxner n lso ,c,t -,
seine Strawberries the first We hav,
see" + 'he Sc s'n. We ale lfdtefu
i'F '"ss' "''c"' ''"''s. .
49, What hi. g.. rooo.,o .e.r.
.,,c,s.7 w. w., ~ ."o
~. "a" oNp'e'e'
- near .! IL at this term. The
cat, were found in Tho po>sessio,
Of Commissioner NJ .rtin, aud it is bu,
du, To h,m th T. Il +, iul ,hnull h T.,
hy wh.ch he may estatli:h h,s cn,r,
i""oce"ce, and 'he tmcf be discover.
Gu ana punished :.
cz5s- F.,nr p..o. ,on, :,
"a !. ,ho,,,i,t :. l., ~, "
W ~ WV e"'"'
P'' 90" " 10 "'e' INC ""eat straw be
longing t." d.. y. {. Means Of thi
county, far which IL variant was is
sued against HIN, but II. yer s.,ve,
li"ved to be cohneoted With tho mur.
der of MIR. DraSton in Georgetown
!. =: a..
of MR. HENRY =
'''"N" ~" . are again c"ile'
'r0' - ,'0",v'o inc oea." Ola good
""". WE oo.eni"n ulcu ut o.
residence near reaStefvl'lo In thi
nunty on tho 4th instant, o
pneumonia. lie vas bighly iespcct
cd by all who knew him. His be.
fcased family have the heartfe.
sympathy Of the community.
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FRESH MEDICINES.

100 Vials Of Morphine.
25 Quiuinc.
l6 " "Strychnino.
= -ALSO-
An assortment of ELIXIRS manu-.
factured by Wycth g. brother, of
Philadelphia.
At tho Drug Storo Of
W. +. AIKEN.
may7
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c" Awai'er Of. d.lioacies was
sent 40 our ,ficc from the Grand
Central yesterday, and we're highly
appreciated. We return our hearty
thn, Ks.
Mrs. Il. ID. Oxner nlso sent us
seine St,u%bcrr.c cs tke first We have
see" f he Sc s,n. We ale Hateful
tur the Sc uLtuut,ul,S.
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@ What has ever become Of the
"overc:a's" case We had expected
t. hear Of it at this term. The
coat, were found in sho POSSESSION s.
Of Ccmm issioner NJ .rtin, aud it is bnt
due t" hun th t Il t,ial should be had
hy which he may estatli;h his cn:rrr
i""occ"cc, and The thief be discover
ed aud punished.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-13
S. LANDiiCKER g. Co.
april 80
The Improved Homo Sh,ittlS
Sewing Machine.

No. |, $500; No. Q, $500
No. 8, $42.UO.
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STRAWBERRY FErE. The ladies Of
81. Joh"'s t1ufet prypnse having .
strawberry Jets in tne ::rhs s:pi.n Hall
on ! Thursday uight. the l4,h Of May,
for the purpose Of raising sum suG .
cient to purchase lamps for the
church. This is prniss~orthy under.
taking, and We hope Ill ct;a,i,uLls
disposed. .persons Of every denomina-
ton will contribute either strawber
ries, "r cream or spend their none =
liberslly on the qccns,ou of tile trie
Let tho fete be we'll patronizad.
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0 A public meeting was held on
Mo"day In the Tbcspian Hall, B. T.
Elkin in the chair, K. Moaus DAYS
Secretary. Gen. Bra,ton moved that
the Secretary be requested to read
the CONSTITUTION prepared for the
tax unions. This being carried, the
constitution was read.
Gen. Bratton then moved that n
committee Of three for each township
be appointed by tho chair to organize
Township Uuions. Carried.
On motion, Maj. 4. w. Wood.
ward was requested to report the
proceedings Of the Taxpayers COM
mittee in Washington. Maj. y ODD.
ward gavo graphic and interesting
account Of his trip. Gave as his
opinion that Grant is Gan ordinary
aabhy whisxey drinking sort Of fei.
low," and described his conduct as
ridiculous aud contemptibie. Fi.h.
no thought perfect gentleman. He
was pleased with most Of the cclebri.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-11-19
Ben. Bntier.

After all the feeling against Ben.
Butler. we doubt if one man in twenty
who is glad he is defeated can tell the
reason why. 1t can't he on account
of his back paw for that is getting
TO be little stale. He has never
been accused of stealing anything hut
the spoons at New Orleans; and but
few people in this world would feel
great Indignation over the purloining
IF a dozen or so spoons, even Il they
believed that story Ben Butler did
good work in the army. He made a
capital ruler for New Orleans. and he
has made pretty fair member of
Congress. We might say he is a
pretty good old man, only that it
would encounter the ieers of hun
dred fellows who for the life of them
couldn't tell why they jeered Ben.
Butler is a remarkable man. certainly
At one time the entire North sung his
praises. even as it now curses him. It
WAS when he was doing good work
scrubbing the South during the war
We imagine that had there never
been any ties told about old Ben. But
Ter. he would not be so unpopular to-
day. He has had the misfortune to
he hated ~ an INSCRIPTIONS and lying
lot OF newspaper reporters This hate
was incurred because Butler snuhhed
the fellows, as Carpenter did. and they
have never given him rest since We
imagine that 10 say that nine tenths of
the things that are published about old
Ben. Butler are les. is to draw it mild
ly. lie has his faults, doubtlessly,
aud some glaring ones, perhaps, if it
were not for the lies told about public
men we should know better what they
are than we do now. Ben Butler has
lots Of friends. and any number of adj
mirers lie has lots of enemies. anl
any number Of haters. but he IS hated
because, to great extent, there is
sort of popular demand for hating him,
and people 10 not know why they hate
him, only that they do it because
Others do, and because the papers are
crying him down. Wen, long after
he last little outlet Of Washington
reporter has passed IN his inky checks
and been forgotten, OLD Ben. Butler
will fill a page in American history
that will not be the dimmest in the
book.-BriyM,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-11-19
The Grand Rapids.
Correspondence Of the Sentinel.

WAUsAU, Nov. 9. Although the
rivers of Wisconsin. such as the Fox,
Wisconsin, Eau Claire. Chippewa,
Black, etc, are noted for the grandeur
AMI abundance Of their water powers,
yet perhaps none are more worthy of
note than the Grand Rapids Of Wis
consin. Well are they termed Grand.
No one can take his position at the
base of that mighty cataract and for
an hour watch the sweeping, foaming,
tumbling. dashing current of that vast
sheet Of water without awe and admir-
alton. The city Of Grand Rapids,
with a population Of nearly 1000 Gin
Guiding Centrally, its two ,lroads,
c. B & NJ. ana w W. the former
crnnecting Wlnona with Green Bay.
ana the latter. Wausau and the vast
surrounding pi1eries with Tomah. the
st Pad Railroad, AMI through that
with the great lumber markets Of the
Southwest its almost unlimited water
power is certainly worthy If the atten-
ton of capitalists seeking paying in
ve-tmtnts. y rich bed of kaolin is
being opened near the city for the man
utacture Of fire brick and porcelain
ware. 1t is sail to he Of very fine
quality, anl sappoaei u exist in great
abundance.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-11-19
SheriEs Sale.

STATE OF WISCONSIN-COUNTY OF WOoD.
ID virtue OF an execution issued out of the
- 'ircuit Court in and for the County Of Wood,
State Of Wisconsin, upon q judgement in favor
of Seth 4, Spaff0rI and II. IL, Compton and
against James Dixon. /. Eusebe LavIgne, Sher-
IF of said County of Wood, have, on the TWEEN y
fourth day of september, 4. D. 1874, seized and
lev ed upon Il the right, title an interest which
the said James Dixon had on the thlrtleth day
Decem ber A. d. 1873. of, in and to the foil wing
described property. which shall expose Tor sale
and sell to The highest bidder a the law directs
AT Q front door OF the Court House In he City
Of Grand Rapids County and Safe aforesaid, on
the 2ltb diy OF the month OF November.
j p iS74 between the hour Of TWO and three
o'clock in the afternoon OF that day, to wit.
one certain piece Of land commencing at the
ouarter section post on the est side OF section
eighteen. QS) in township twenty two CD ran e
six go in " God County. .eonsln, from the &C
1,urth three 60 chains ami hfty-seven 90 lin
Thence East to the Wi>cOn IN river on line
uaraIIel with the south Section lac OF the saIi
ta.fion eighteen Thence down said River 20 =
noint where the East and " est quarter line
crosses the Wisconsin River theme TO The place
OF e.inniug Excep; ing and re~erVing theretr. II
uuartcr OF an acre u iand descrIOeI lS tULI1hs
to wit: On the lot known James Di :ksOn'S
los commencing at North East % .n5r, Thence
" est on The line between the Dickson AMI land
Thence South one % chain and tnirty-fve (55)
links TO East, Thence East one ID chain and
seyent y-fiF 90 links TO the line Of The High
way. making one-quarter (z) Of an acre.
Dated, Ii the City o. Tran1 Rapids, County Of
Wood, State Of Wisconsin, this twelfth
I'D DAY Of September 4. ID. 1874
L:YIGNE ShF cFDn,d o.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-11-19

THE DEFEAT of MoRRIssEY's
candidate for register in New York
city, is one bright event in the general
darkness of Tuesday. JIMMY"
HAYES was MoRRIssEY S man on the
city ticket. The candidate was wor-
thy OF his hacker He was a repre-
sentative of the worst element of rich
rufins who abound in New York. His
wealth represents thieving and gambl
Ing. His morals are of the pot house
order. But whIie his election would
have been disgracful. it was not at all
due his bad character that he was de-
feated. Ills opponent. GEN. JONES.
was nominated by the republicans,
and received in addition to the full
vote of his party, the vote of the SUD-
pnrters Of OFTENDoRFER for mayor,
and few thousand Tammany votes.
The Irish gave JONES hearty support in
return for his kindness to the widow OF
miles 0 Reilly (Gen HALpINE.)
The latter. it will be rememde red
died while holding the ONCE CT regis
ter. Gen. JONES performed the du-
ties of the office for the balance of the
term and paid all of its emoluments to
Mrs HALPINE. This has not been
forgotten by tho Irishmen Of New
YORK, and their help enabled the re
pubIicans and independent democrats
10 elect an honest and worthy man reg
lister The unftness of MoRRIssEY' 5
candidate had really nothing to do with
his defeat. he would have been elect
ed but for Gen. JONES, popularity
with those who remember MILES
o Reilly" abiding affection, and are
grateful for the kindness shown his
widow by the opponent of JIMMY
HAYES.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-11-19
Stop that Cough MANY hesitate


Stop that Cough MANY hesitate
to ary remidy for disease, on &C
count of the expence, connected with
the uncertainty Of its benefting them;
while at the same time, had they con-
fde"ce in that remidy, the expence
would be the least objection: With
this fact in view, we make the follow
lug proposition Any person suffer
ing with cold, cough or sore throat
that will call at II. 3. Phlleo &C.,
Drug store and purchase bottle of
HALE's CoUGH CORDIAL, use one
half Of it, and if they then conclude
that it is doing them on good, they can
return the bottle and receive back
their money.
No medicine ever sold in this vicin
ity, that produced such magical result.
Don't fail to try it.
ORANGE WILLIAMS, Prop,
40 6m GAINESVILLE Wis,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-11-19

THERE SEEMS 10 be a we'll organic
ed conspiracy on the part of the Re-
formers to give Judge Cate the seat in
Congress from the Eighth Distri ct.
For a premise it should he understood
that DR. McDill unquestionabIy has a
majority Of votes cast in that district.
The first step toward the consumation
Of the plot to defeat this result was
the action Of the Reform canvassers of
Wood County, who arbitrarily threw
out the vote Of one Of the towns that
gave DR. McDill majority. Finding,
to their surprise, that this infamous
procdeeding was not sufficient to count
Judge Cate in, they now propose to
reject the entire vote Of the new coun-
ty Of Lincoln, on the ground that that
important functionary. Hon Peter
Doyle, had not been officially notified Of
the organization of the county. OF
course, it is prepoSterous to suppose
that the people Of Lincoln County had
a right to vote until they had made a
profound obeisance to Hon. Peter
Doyle. If the Reformers dare to con-
sumate this conspiracy, and deprive
DIR. McDiii Of the seat to which he
has been lawfully chosen, on such
shallow technical pretexts, it will be am
outrage without precedent in the his
tory of the state, ana one that will
inally dispose of the Reform party of
Wisconsin Wheather Judge Cate
will care to usurp position against
the wishes of his constituents. is .
question that he must decide for him
self If he decides 1t in the affirmat-
i've, his congressional history can be
briefly written. -Sentinel,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-11-19

The OFFICIAL count of the Con
gressional vote for the Sth district has
bern made. and shows the election OF
Mr.. MoDill by IS majority. For two
weeks the result has been so yibratory
that both Republicans and Reformers
have been mad and pleased by turns,
There is diversity of opinion as to
what would have been the result had
Judge Cate resigned his position. We
believe he would have been elected By
= small majority had he had the cour-
ago 10 lei - the Judgeship.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-11-19
Notice to Creditors.

STATE OF WISCONSIN. - WooD Covyry
IorRr--Ea Probate.
IN The matt u he estate OF OREt1ES GAR
BIoON. deceased
4 FILTERS of Administration of said estate
e. aving been granted to Charlie, B. Garrison.
of July. A. y. Ia being allowed for ere itors to
present their claims against said deceased for ex-
animation and allowance:
Notice Is her, by given that the Judge Of said
county Court VIII. on the seventh day of Deem
Der \. D. IS (. an on the seventh and eighth
lays OF April, 4. d. 1873, 1T the Probate Office in
he City Of Grant Rapid, examine and adjust
all claims an demands of all persons against the
said Orestez Garrison, deceased
Dated July S.h, 1874.
1. l.. MOSHER. CcrrtyJudg
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-11-19
In Foreolosure--Sh Els Sale.

STATE OF WISCONSIN-IE CIRCUIT COURT-
WO0D County.
Mark /. Pratt Us. Robert Feldman and Betty
fedm8n.
In pursuance. and by virtue of Judgment of
entitled action by the Circuit Court for Wood
County. State Of Wisconsin at the August term
Of said Court on tho l th day Of August, 1874.
The subscriber Sheriff of said County of Wood,
viii sell as directed in said judgment, at public
auction; to the highest bidder, at the front door
Of the Court House, in the City of Grand Ra pids
in said County of Wool. on the Goth day of No
vember, 1874, at one OcI * in the afternoon of
said day all that certain piece or parcel of land
consisting Of said mortgaged premises, situate,
described in said judgment as follows, to with
The north west quarter of the south west quar-
ter Of Section y o. twenty five (25) in Township
No. twenty two CD, north of Range No. six (6)
east.
Dated October 5th, 1874.
z. LAEIGNF,
WEBB COCHRAN, Sheriff of v God County.
attorneys for Plaintiff. A..
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-11-19

DIsAPPOINTED.-The fact that
there will be Republican majority on
joint ballot Of about twenty four in the
Legislature, falls like a crasher on DIR.
Wight of Milwaukee--the gentleman
who speaks several different languages,
and who has his eve upon the U. S.
Senatorship. The Doctor has aired
his classical education on the stump
considerably, for a little over year
past and he felt that there was a
moral and positive certainty of success
IN the future for him.
Alex. Mitchell don't like it, either.
lie was all ready to sacrifice himself
al! ready to leave the comforts of his
pleasant home to serve the people in
the capacity of Matt Carpenter sue
ceSsor, and the complexion Of the leg
i,Iature is sore disappointment to
the rich old Scotchman.
Then there A. VI. Tompson words
fa,l to express mis- views AMI opinions
upon the situation Routed at every
point, he feels as happy, probably as
Job did when boils were pertorating
his orthodox hide
As to our friend Calkins, of the
Milwaukee Nelcs, we don't believe he
ca es much. At heart he likes Car
penter, and would hate to see him de-
feated for re election. = Chippe'ca
Ucrutd