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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-03-19

THE DEATH or MIR. SUMNEk.1All
the papers Of las" w ednestlay contain,
full Accounts Of the lass sickness and
death Of Mr. Sumner, with isketyhea Of,
his public and private life. Fifteen
minutes, before he died, Judge ,Toar,
,who was holding his Hand, l'I7 Wish We
could do something for ydti!"s Mr.!
SUMMER replied; '"Ybu never will IL and
,tllesa said,' 'Judge,o tell Emerson, how,
mitch I loye and revere him." His last
audible words were, ooh, how WARY,
how weary =" The body has been en-
balihel and will be taken to Boston for
internient.s Mr.. ,Samner's age at the
time Of his death was precisely So years
: months and 5 days. $50, ~
The physicians who attended Mr..
Sumner in bis last Illness agrse III the
opiiiiodnis that his death was caused BY
anginaipectoris, a disease arising from
Trthe, ossiticatipntof, the corropary artery;
aud which invariably provesSfatal after
q few paroxysms, but DIR. Brown Sc
guard, EXPRESSED the opinion that death
resulted from the rupture of a . blood
vessel at the heart. .eaii mid .,yi,. !,
+ On; the day; preceding Mr.. lSumner's
death his. colleague; III. Boutwell,,
presented tof Inscription, , upon the re-
cords Of THE Senate, of which he had
been SO long a-menber, ,a'copy lof the
resolution OF the Massachusetts .Legis-
lature resembling the resolution of cen
sure adopted by that body some months
ago.
! Both branches Of the Massachusetts,
Legislature adjourned on receiving the
superintendent OF Mr.. Summers death,
Flags on The State, house and city
buildings wete displayed at Ralf mast
An informal conference was had by the
Mayer and a number Alderman rela
five to the course to be pursued by the
city. As Mr. S:had no family residence
in the State; bit made Boston his abid
hing place while away from Washing
ton, it was thought that it would be
meet and proper to deposit the remains
| in Faneril Hall; and TO allow them to
Ercmaip n state at least two DAYS. i
The Baltimore Sun in its concluding
comments upon MI! Summers life says !:
-"H eaattaiiied HIS ambition. IT. ufany
things, bnt was thwarted' also, III many
others; and he. gees TO the grave
ia victor yanquished in his later sirug-
giles, yet with all the prestige u for-
mer tridinpi,s around HIM He was
not a man Of surpassitg intellectual
! power ;fhe was merely a ripe scholar.
His great learning !, and his s,udious
thal,its gave him a position as a states
man which ne cot,Id hot have occupied
if He had had SO little opportunity fos
| self culture asssome of the ADLER but
less scholarly men, with whom, I've was
brought in contact. But, whatever
| Shortcomings belonged to Mr., Sumner
NJ man ever charged him with dishon.
esty!! g!9t sh'3"ol ,sfiFis i''aol' sin,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-03-19
GOVERNOR KEEPER.


I# % "a A "a ~ E, E&.A
@ cHlpN0 VA, March "a 9 & IL
Ees1ste, 4h4e biatv iseSf tn tie ~
sembly ii which the bill providing r
ANEW charter for; ,Retesshaix originat-
ell, to day, by vote 6f IS to 13. sIis
tANAef Governor Kemper's veto. The
debate was most heated and excited.
the tsshe.e Conservative fsicnd-
Of thytilb being dvsilncilts,fy iii the
extfssaassf ahs Gaxarhor's action. .wblle
s s. IS; S0nssrsa'lyss ss warmly s' sa
The Petersburg I,sspsrs If to-day de
Vote several cuidmns torseVeia criticism
and inyective.i .iE. s.ts44 .8 =,
b The Landmark and Viryision, If
Norfolk, also have sewers editorials
against the Governoi:.a s s3si-o bin u
The Whiy and E'aanssi,se,., Of this ei
ity, deprecate the veto, while the ltichs
plnpnd Dispatch ssistains the. Cover
nor. :. ~
1.-THE charter Kaa gone into effect
the nihnicipM government Of Peters
burg would Virtually have been trans
ferred from the Republicans to the
CONSERVATIVES, isi hs,o&, .s,sh,.,., III.
i, The, vote as to whether the bill
SHOULD pass; notwithstanding tile Gov.
erhors objections, AZ classified as fol-.
lows: Yeas, IS Conservatives; nays,
ne Conservatives and 9 Republicans. j
|n fRicnsloND,s March. Is, "A :, special
from Petersburg to the Dispatch says
Governor Kemper was burned in
efigy here Tonight III the PRESENCE
Of slarge and enthusiastic crowd. i The
effixy was labeled ~. Lii Kemper, GOV
ernos of Virginia, sold out, to Tie Rad
!, Gals" u ss''@ lH@' -
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-1rIyls II -1!.77 4 IL -5.5l5 J NJ rs;
The Richmond Chamber q couusesce snd Che
'gisna 2'va3lsy xdsE 1SSk so 'i&'iss %


The iRicbmssSs 4Ehsnbes d. .Cons
merces on Thursday last adopted the
preamble asd Resolutions of,sone Mr..
Potts in opposition TO the. extension
Of the Valley Rail Road Mr. Potts
resnlsesthat tbs extension Of the VAL
LEI Raj, Road, will divert from RICH
nqond AUD Other Eastern Cities of VIZ
gina that t,'ade and commerce Justly
their o.on. Mr. Potts like a good
many others IN the low lcodntry, cyl
IDENTITY, believes, when sVirginians die
theyagqto RichmensA q His resolutions
certainly surprise US when they assert
that s;'tlle ltraels and commerce" Of, the
Valley Of Virginia justly 6slo,agy to
Richmond = and i the Eastern cities,
We were not aware that any city was
jusAy entitled to tho trade Of any sec,
ton OF the State. We. Of the Valley,
are not ,t'hewen 81, wood anil drawers
Of water" fas, any City Of Virginia.
We will send orr produce to market
where the greatest Inducements are
offered, We are, wiling to pay iour;
shart Of the interest on those millions
uFor millions, talked OF by Mr.. Potts
ii his PREAMBLE which were expended
blythe State inearryiag ont its suicidal
policy. of Internal Improvement Of the
past ;9bss 4Ee demandsnsw ~ a right.
shat eompanies be- permift&d to build
Rail Readr from which untold sslvant-
ages wMacs-rne. 70 great and impors'
tsnt sections Of Virginia /; when not one.
dollar is asked toybs contributed from
the treasury of tks State. hrenelpsiou.
we wcnldslike to know a. Mr. Potts
whore hs was ,whsw ~ charter Of the.
sSlssnanJosh Valley Rail Road was
'Amendsd July 9Th 1870. Rcadacts Of
Assembly rse947o page al47sn5 fetIus
hear fromsy your chamber of commence
about Tom Soetts sind Philadelphia
Mr.. Pots. Il .Ytset :, ~ 5ustia5sI Is
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BALTfMoR RE MARKETS.
I'll; n March 16. 80.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

VIRGINIA. TO {" IL: - i,.,,,.,.,.,.,,, :
In the CLERK Office. of the Circuit ICoart
OF Shenandoah, March l4th 1874;
1.Frank Fitzsinons .....a com pit.
1921 go ~ afAGAINST.8i sev aH g,@ll
VIM, n. Triplett, u. CuIbertson and Martha
A his'reputed wife Robert Smith and Jacob
ants,
F. In Chancery.
The OBJ ject of MS sui. is to recover Of the
defendant VIM. II. Triplett S2269. with in
teres on $Sog part sthere1i fram the 7th of
Nnvebibar 1863 and on $l66Di tie residue therot
from the 7th OF November lS7Vy Or so much of
said atn6uhs, as is justly due trte complain AMI
and I'd a.taah certain real esfate Of the said
dc tendant and to subject the came to tho pa v !:
ment If .6td dersand.t's - sw 3 1854 ,iSsi
4 ltappra, ing by salts factory. EVIDENCE that
the defendants VIM. II Triplett, B. Cdfbe rts1n
andtM artha a. his reRu:ea Wife and Robert
Smith are not nhabitapts Of t6fs State-It is
ordered, That tn sand defehd,hts do appeaf
1 ear withip one mqqtH after due pub location
he eof, and do what ii necessary' to protect
\ their intsrest: that - copy. Of this order be
published in some newspaper printed in
Wobdspck, nnce week Tor four successive
weeks, and copy posted at the font door OF
the Court House OF said county, on the hrst
day OF the n ext Coanty, Court. ADJ.
Copv-Teste.
J. +. Roller, p. q. y GEO. nv. MfLEY; Clerk.
mar. ls---4w. GEO. W. MfLkY, q. Z.
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Il =
yVAsNIN0fON.I.c March;

ii;NvAsniSaiox,I'e March; John
Mcnamara, an agedlabofer was aeci
dentally run over and killed by the
western train on the Point Rocks road
at the corner Of First and H street,
this evening His head was severed
from his body An inquest will be
held, to morrow morning.
] IAbo4t 8 clock to hight Eve two
story frame houses corner Of I Thirteenth
and ID streets, navy yard, we're totally
destroyed by fire.. Loss $z50O.I sfa. i,
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lrawingthe:poauT 10 rontrA4ss gov
ernment from the negroes Of that city,
and lodgedt an fAe hands Of aPp0intees
to Be crsassa " legislative act; Gov
ernor K !sl 3 passss over !hs AusstlkpIp
,ofconstitntionality, and objects to the
billion the ground that il Il Antagonist
tic so'tAt Fundamental principles sums
|slsrlymg all : free government, 7 The
great conversions, he says on ~hich'
Mserey Vests Is the principle
that all govefhment derived IT'S just
powers frclnthv consent oftheh gov
serped, that the,pcople are the ssoqrve
of government Yand that governmental
soNcreignty repcses e in them. The
charter, The contends, supersedes the
authority ofthe people by transferring
the POWERS of the officers they elect to-
commissioners s'deriving their authority
solely from hebill ITSELF Thus vfolating
xepubltran ptineiples which he iocon-
si,lsfs most SACRED. aoe3gq sdi 10 a2aa
+ Heinexts object ito the charter ron,
the grouhdslof exped Iency, in yiewsyot
the fact fhattthe characterization
on which Virgins was readmitted into
I the Onion was s'hersolemn land sworn.
recognition Of 'ithc political equality
before,the LAM ofall neutrality-suspicious.
race, color, or pEexi JUS condition, = and
assumes thas'the sfprOposedI measnre,, if
enacted, could not ifail;to sutjectsus to
DISASTROUS 1niscods.ruction 1T home and
abroad; and, more tn be'deplcreda than
palt itwould ikoundiAi proyoeation to
observation-disclosures ia our domestic
affairs" nj Il ssis n9cixs sdt 9i 4
7 In concluding, the Governor eeex~
presses . firm determination to niain-
tain his principles, even though his
I objections are to be condemned and.re-
I preached, political friends become
| foes, sand as such begirt his official life
| inithe future and the pathway of duty
delighted with the blaze ,of his bur.
! ming ef6gies.is 0oasslauaisuo2 fate.
I We not only, do not censure 1.-THE
4 Governor forshis adherence. to what be
believes 70 be the true, principles 6l
republicanlgoyern'septs but praise him
4 tor SO, doing. ljNV1r enc; can 4 for "a
4 moment double but that the synpathies
Of Governor Kemper were entirely with
the sufferingEpeople Of Peteubarg and
that.he would most gladly have listen.
ed TO their appeal for delixeFapsg from
negro domination, could he have id6rre
go conAeientictasly. ..pProbably q the
warnlest support Governor Kempet re
ceived in the convention which uomi-
I mated him was frem the city O. Peters
burg. He was put in nomination by. 3
Z gentleman from Petersburg and, it W.
Z mistake, not the entire delegation; from
Z that city voted as a unit for him., Who
then, can bat admire the moral courage
and the frm determination manifestef
by our Governor. The message is, no
8 al that we could have wished 1--WE d.
noton entirely .aagree with iGoseno
I Kenpersi in his&expedieney views, ians
I We think thatlthe expression of pmsu-
ling the pathway of duty with unfalter
ling step even thongh,i 1t sjbea Lighted
I with the blase Of his, burning easgiea
insight will haees1eapaAhed tssaid., ID. \
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APPIETON'S -a~-
AMERICAN eye OPEDIA.
New devised Edition.

Entirely rewritten by the abfest writer's nm
every subject. Printed from new tvns ..o 10
illustrated With Several Tbousa nd EngraN
wings and Maps. HaNGl, 49,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-03-19

Us TRAY. :
III -'ts H4g tr4i. ltfs H
A white sheep, with elit in each ear,
taken up BY the subscriber, Oct Doth,
1873, appraised pursuant to law, at $3.50,
and supposed TO be two years old.
The owner can have the same by prov
ing property and paving. charges: g. 81
ISAAC FUNKlIOUSER.
mar 6-4t. s-sl- sut-, i~f
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lie CoP.ARTNE RSilP heretofore lsx-
isting uhder: the firm name of WIT
.MER & SLAYMAKERis this day dissolv-
ed by mutual consent. Either member Of
the firm is authorized to sign the firm
name in settlement. All parties indebted
are requested to make prompt payment,
as it is important to. close the business 1t
once. Thanking our friends and the. pub
lie generally for the very liberal patronage
extended to us lii the; past; We most res
spectfully. ask q continnancc: ;of the same
to our successors: >, i s.s.s.ss {
WILMER 8. LAYMAKER.
NOTICE Having purchased the entire
stock of goods of Riter sl5,sa lay maker,
we shall. continue business mt the old
stand. x d. f. WITMER 4 co.
feb.27-tf
~ AZ ~ 81 Ens Fl. 4, ~ =
isIs,Gus 1 Bao 5. fresh "a den reed, for saisy
s ~ ~ W. pANAEne
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MARCH TERM, qousrr counr, 1874

K ' -A>' MY = oo'hi' i'es
s-Urdesed that theifohowing nxsned per-
sons be and they are hereby appointed
Registrars for their respective voting pla-
ces IN ohenai,doali' county, who shall dis
charge tile dsfties Of said office till thei:
successors shall have been appointed and
qualifisa,sto wit: y afi' 8>ia -.gs
Voting, place at New Market. L. NJ, Zirk.e
8 :. Fol- estyilte. BIB Wierlhan
-. Z" HUBS X Rd, Fret I;enas,
3";si,si}a * +" Mt.Jaeks.n iM.Funkhenser
! 50 6. EdInburg. JOS. r. Miley.
: the church above and
near Colliinbia Furnace, Geo. Rhin theart,
The Town Hail, john I. Haas,
Dry Run School House, Noah Mc1ntdrtf
NJ. Harman's Milk Jas w. Goliatlay ,'sis (
The Court House, I. Hite Bird.
Peer Tail Yard Geo. W. 0rndorf,
..strasburg, YhomasiW. Ritteno,r, .s8s
Lebanon Ghutch.- Marcellus Keller.
A Copy, tste,. =.
N arl91t GEO. w. MILEY, CISCO.
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Pro elan d ii u Az p !,
e En- ss Hing Z .pess,sA'sF vlfs -s's Y II
,1sdiss STOCKqoFi GoODSf ow
IL rilte those isasiitd Is ps y peg ),
without delay. \.
stH rs IA. lAkNEER,s
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-03-05
"a WARD
ne Sc Sec. Il I. - Il. 6 3
S. NV Sc II - 8

ne Sc Sec. Il 7. - r. 6 B
s1s NV Sc Il - 6
Lot in frac. . Sec. II
l. - Il. s E. comnenc-
ing at the NV corner of
\. " irkles lot. theuce
% fl alou- the road lead
lug to Ployer. thence
back from said road 100
L parallel with the south
.llte Of y Il iukles lot,
thence north 80 ieet TO
me said lot line. thence
along said lot line 100 f.
10 starting point.
hOGse and lot on frac-
uou no. ;. Sec. Il Z. -
4 8 E. commencing at
the ne corner OF said lot
IN the ceutre of the ward.
oeiug n 24o W from .
certain rock described in
>: {. Preutis survey, run
mug thence Il "A : W 8
rods to the Wisconsin
hlyer, thence Il "A : w
rom place Of beginning.
thence 10 the place of he
ginning, being s piece of
land % #. front on the
south end of said lot no.
= running back the same
Width TO the Wisconsin
mouse barn, store lot no. 3
Block IA
aud lot no. 1917
"3456 81
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-03-05

Gy@ Dignity should always attach
to Legislative bodies, and reasonable
amount Of respect for God. strange as
it may appear is expected from legisla-
tors by the people. The State Senate
last week bad funny time over the
effort to appropriate $50 to Rev. Mr..
Thuringer as services as Chaplain for
the body. A wonderful sight Of fun
was enjoyed, aud God was made the
butt of ridicule. We judge that He
was looked upon as retomcr, only i'll
the wrong sense. 1t is said in the
Sentineps special from the Capital
City:
While the Reform members Of the
Assembly have been fattered a num-
Der Of times by Dir. Thuringer's pray
crs, in which he said the Assembly was
composed OF. the wisest men in the
state, they refuse to make any apDro-
priation, but hare contributed twenty
five cents each to the reverend gentle
man for his fattering mention in his
supplications to the Throne Of Grace.
We assert that it is unbecoming in
. legislative body to treat with frivoli-
ty this matter of prayer.
The reflex influence of prayer is
good always and our senators if believ-
ing in it only so far ought to have res
pect to it. We presume that the Rev.
said many fattering words, where he
probably ought to have told the Lord
what lie already knows, that our Leg
islature is pack of unchristian selfish
lawmakers with some glorious excep-
tons } but all this is no reason why a
Chaplain should not be, paid for his
time as any other laborer or steward.
The inference IS that a legislative
body is composed Of the wis,st and best
men in state, aud so it ought to be-.
and when this is so, We viii have less
corruption, and more OF honesty.
When Legislative bodies are composed
Of Christian men we will have no re-
pealing of registry and temperance
laws, and no more beating down of
the defences Of truth. Our legislature
can lily afford to detract from its DIG
nifty by any such foolish action as
characterized the proceedings of the
Senate last week. God is greater than
Senator and If those pulled up men,
bers who are wise in their own conccit,
and only 50 wise, will learn little wis
dom, they viii begin to see the He is
King Of Kings.
Our Wisconsin Legislature is known
(and has boeae heretofore, J all over
the nations, not for its wisdom but
for its conceit.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-03-05

g@The Registry Law IS yet a
living verify. The bill for its repeal
reaching the Senate was indefinitely
postponed. The vote was strictly a
party vote, the Republicans voting
against the bill and the Reformers for
it. The vote in the assembly was al
SO a strictly party vote. II any thing
vas wanting to show how utterly dis
honest is the reform party, this attempt
to disannul a law which has protected
the ballot box from the encroachments
of ..repeaters'' ought to be sufficient
TO reveal that dishonesty in all Its per
G3iOusneea
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-03-05
n Office.
Wood County, Citg Of Grand RaptdS-sS

Wood County, Cftg Of Grand Raptds-ss
IN JUSTICES COURT-TO II. B. FREEMAN.
" on are hereby notified that a warrant of at
YOUR nronertv aftocbed to stisfy the dewand ~
Emma Foled. amounting to sixty five dollars
Now, unless you shall appear before NJ. c.
N0o4worth justice Of the peace in and for said
day OF February, 4. D. 1874, at one o'clock in
the. afternoon. judgement will be rendered
against you and your property sold to pay the
debt.
Dated this 20th day Of January. 1874.
EMMA V0LED,
Plaintiff.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-03-05
EDITOR REPORTER.

Dear SRI am aware, that there
is no music for your mind or ear in
the citations which [ referred you to !;
and the more YOU peruse them the less
satisfied you will become with them.
Your appeal for pardon. to your
readers, is no refutation Of my point
raised by me in regard to your king
worship.
And before you throw out any in
situations as to ignorance, you should,
at least have shown your readers that
you were at least somewhat informed
which you have entirely failed to do.
is to your wonder. as to what
johnny Bull has done that" [ don't
Ike ?" [ will merely refer you to
Cobbett's History of the Reformation,
Lingard's History of England also
Spaulding's History Of the Reforma-
ton, and you will there find what it is
that [ don't like, together with one
other fact, there are very few old Irish
families but have furnished blood to
quench the thirst Of the British Lii
on"
AS you request me to be brief I
shall endeavor to be so; and conclude
with one more remark.
| have always used Legal Gap, ia
my communications and left the Fools
Cap for your own special use, lest you
might complain that l was wearing
out your old clothes.
Respectfully Yours.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-03-05
Dissolution Of Co-partnerShip.

u PF!CE is hereby given that the co-partner-
Butler and W. J. Smith under the firm name of
Butler K Smith is this day Dissolved by mutual
concent, said w. ]. Smith continuing the bust
debts due by said frm must be paid to SAID W.
j. Smith
: Dated at Grand Rapids Wis the 9th day of
February, 1874. A. II. BUTLER,
81. J: SMITH
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-03-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
dissolution of CO-ParfnershIp

The Co-partnership here tofore existing be-
tween the undersigned. in the firm name and
style OF II. T. Painter 4 Co.. is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. I'll. 3. Phileo / Co. retain
ing the business. assuming the liabilities and to
Indebtedness to the late firm must be paid all
them. II. T. PAINTER
II. Is. PHILLE0 Il Co.
Centralia. Jan. 81, 1874
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-03-05

~ 4 Fearful accident occurred
on the Great Western r. R. last Sat-
urday. A falling lamp in one of the
coaches caused the coach to be con-
sumed, and with it eight persons.
Many others were injured.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-03-05
OUR AGENTS.

Geo. ?. Eowell < Co, 20 Park Row, New York,
snd ). VI. Pettingill i Co.. 81 Park Row, New
York, are eur sole agents in that city, and arc
authorized TO contract for advertising III ourlow-
ost rates.
Coo, Hethereil & Co., Philadelphia.
Cook, Coburn x Co., Chicago, III.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-03-05
naiinruent Tax-list.

TREAsUnER's OFFICE, }
Wood Go. " is, Feb. :
9th. 1874.
NOTICE is hereby Civ
l en-. that the following
described lands have
aeen returned by the
Treasures Of the several
towns OF said County. for
delinquent taxes on the
same, Tor the year iS12,
and that so much o.
each tract or parcel Of
land, herein &c crlbed,
Is M he necessary Tor
that purpose, viii on,
the first Tuesday Of
: April,. being the 7Th day
Of April, 4. d. 1874. and
next succeeding days, be
sold by me at public
auction, at my Office, in
the city Of Grand Rapids,
for the payment OF taxes,
interest and charges
thereon. unless said tax
g, interest and charges
thereon shall be paid be-
t9se said day cf sale.
T.. pCTRUIT,
E.rrnL,- ~, -..--
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Notice.

ERTHEEEAS my wife, Augusta KnalI left my
w bed and board without Just cause OF PROV
ocat!on, hereby warn all persons against har-
boring or trusting her OH my account, as / will
pay no debts Of her contracting.
G0TlEIB JOCKS
Grand Rapids, February = In 1874.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-03-05
Notice

ri Y wife Annie c. Turnbull having left my
VA bed and board all persons are hereby warn
ell against harhorng or trusting her ON my ae-
count, d [ shall yay no debts of her contracting
ANDREW fJRNBULL.
Grand Rapids Feb 2eth 1874
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gF. The bill for extending the time
for the completion of the Wise. Cen.
r. r. passed the Senate last Monday.
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Taken I'D

TE7 tKEN Up. by the Subscriber. back -oan
z horse, about years old with white spot in
forehead. The Owneris requested to prove prop
ecty. pay charges aud take the animal away
JOHN RAY.
Seneea, Wis March 1871. l0-tw
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Wood Go. Reporter.
JAS. E.INGRAHA8f & CO., PuaL1sHKRs.
II. b. P.fLLEO. EDITOR.
=. II. HAINES, CORRESPONDING EDITOR.

< y hen the time expires FOR which the Re-
porter has been paid. IN Y viii be marked oppo-
site the 81 5scrioers name, and may De regarded
IS an lavitatjon 10 renew.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Old Iron.

Old Iron,
Brass and Copper wanted at the drand Rapids
Foundry ana Machine Shop.
IT, JOHN RABLIN.