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TELEGRAMS VIA HAVANA.
(Continued.)

18th May.
MADRID General Concha has entered
Miranda.
General Rey has been appointed Captain
General of Madrid in place of General Pavla
who has resigned.
goth May.
MADR1D.-Last week the Carlists attacked
several detachments that were making entrench-
ments beyond Bilbao, but were repu|Sed with
the loss of 30 prisoners. There were skirmish-
es yesterday in the neighbourbood of Bill
bao. The Carlists were defeated with great
losses, leaving 80 prisoners in the hands of
the troops, which had 100 killed and wounded.
21st May.
MADRID.-It is said that Oh Sunday last
several women we're shot by the Carlists.
22nd May.
MADRID General Manuel de Ia Concha
has entered Orduna. The CarIists have been
routed in the province Of Tarragona. They
had 60 killed and many wounded, against 5
killed and % wounded among the Government
troops. A party Of 1000 Carlists was also
defeated in Catalina with a loss Of 21 killed
and ID prisoners.
Northumberland Concba has entered Vic
toria.
UNITED STATES.
22nd May.
New YORK. Gold 1871. Bankers Exchange
on LONDON $4884. United States Bonds $50
(1862) 1851. Sugar, No. - in boxes u to
SIC. CentrlfugaIs, Nos. 10 to l3 at 81 to &c.
Regular to good refining y to 10. Molasses,
Clayed, new crop, 36 to 40c Muscovado do.
40 to 49c.
New ORLEANS Flour triple extra $63 to
81 per brl.
18th May.
KINGSTON (Jamaica General Dominique
candidate for the Presidency of Hayti, has for
hidden the landing or embarking of passengers
or shipping of cargo at Jacmel, or at any other
port in the South, until after the presidential
election, which was fixed for the 10th instant.
In consequence of the measures the English
steamer had to take her passengers on TO st.
Thomas.
goth May.
HAYTr.-The political situation of the coun.
try becomes daily more and more alarming. On
the 18th the stores of Messrs. Greva & Co.
were burnt down, destroying more than half a
million dollars worth of merchandise. General
Dominique arrived at Port-au-P Prince on the
goth.
GREAT BRITAIN.
9TH May.
LONDUN.-OI 11mULOu hOALdtHOj OOnh"h-
der of the Niobe, says, in a communication to
the Pail Mail Gazette. 1.-THE report of an
interview held with me, which a New York
Journal has published, is false. l never said
that a drop of blood is worth more than a
pound of flesh, nor that the English have
great affection for the Americans, nor that
l would be much pleased to receive a silver
brick. Whatever may be my opinions, | am
no admirer of those English who fattor the
Americans at the expense Of their own
dignity"
18th May.
LoNDoN.-The House ofLords was adjourn
ed from the 22nd instr to the 1st of July.
10th May.
LoNDoN.-The Duchess Of Sutherland gave
a grand ball last evening to the Emperor of
Russia. The Grand Duke Alexis and several
members of the Royal family we're present.
Among the American guests we're M. Moran,
Charge d Affaires of the United States, and
General Sickles ex U. S. Minister to Spain,
and his wife.
% May.
LoNDoN.-The Gar has left England.
There has been a duel between the Count of
Montebello and Prince Metternich. Accord
ing to one version of the story the former was
wounded whilst according to others it was the
, 1874-06-03
UNITED STATES.

New YoRK.-Gold 1871. Bankers Exchange
on LONDON $4884. United States Bonds $50
(1862) 1851. Sugar, No. II in boxes "a to
SIC. CentrlfugaIs, Nos. 10 to 10 at 81 to &c.
Regular to good refining y to 10. Molasses,
Clayed, new crop, 36 to Ace Muscovado do.
40 to 4Sc.
New ORLEANS Flour triple extra $63 to
81 per brl.
, 1874-06-03
Goth Nav.

HAYTG-The political situation of the couu-
try becomes daily more and more alarming. On
the 18th the stores of Messrs. Greva & Co.
were burnt down, destroying more than half a
million dollars worth of merchandise. General
Dominique arrived at Port-au-P Prince on the
0Otb
, 1874-06-03
HAYTI

KINGSTON Jamaica General Dominique
candidate for the Presidency of Hayti, has for
hidden the landing or embarking of passengers
or shipping of cargo at Jacmel, or at any other
port in the South, until after the presidential
election, which was fixed for the 10th instant.
In consequence of the measures the English
steamer had to take her passengers on to st.
Thomas.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-24
OFFICE or N. Ronaon

CON: MERCHANT AND DEALER IN FEnr1L1sxRs
thAhL SION, y. O.. Nov. 20, 1874.-n
~ reply to my Guano Circular of Ucto.
@ oer ~, 1874. append come OF the answers
the use OF Soluble Pacific duano for Cotton
ana Corn. will state that of all the re-
pies received, have only one 80 far that
says 1t did not pay. The amount applied
per aero was from 100 to 200 pounds, mostly
Inc latter.
Laurens County, 8. CIV. A. Nichols
wilie.: II Increased crop 500 pounds; ma
satisfaction" e''--
Oade's Depot, 8. C.-s. B. Newson: 81
two weeks earlier; has given aatisfsotion.'
GREENWOOD, 3. C.-J. Bailey: Increased
crop htty to two huudrsr per cent: ma
tuled tho crop earlier; has given satislac-
Orapgeburg. 8. C.-B. O. Evans: "Am
woll pleased with the Pacific duano: think
1t paid me WE'LL"
Lexington, 8. C.-P. M. Harmau: "Corn
crop doubled; Cotton increased as per
Chester Grove. 8. CIV. r. D,enn.r.
Increased crop 25@1OO per cent matured
the crop fifteen days earlier; has given
satisfaotion."
Smiths T. Or. A. Crawford, Agent:
Increased crop, think. about double;
m.tnIed mat a;sa crop Two to three weeks earlier;
Packsville. 3. O.-9eorge r. Jones: "Crop
Increased one.third, and matured three
weeks earlier; has given entire satisfao-
tiun"
Bamberg. 8. CIV. c. Broadwater: "Has
doubled tho crop, mAtured the crop one
month earlier; f1r my land is superior to
Kingville, 8. c.-N. G. Joyner: "H..
doubled tho crop; has matured It earlier.
and given Satisfaction"
FORK Shoals. 8. C.-G. ". Sullivan, Jr.:
HAS doubled the crop; matured Il ten
days earlier, and given satisfaction"
aonea Path, 8. C-"Gabriel Sullivan:
HAS increased crop one-half; matured it
Two weeks earlier; has given satisfaction"
Fork Shoals, &c. y. Phister: HAS
INCREASED crop about double; has matured
crop earlier, and gwen satisfaction"
Marion q. H., y. C.-James NJ. GodboId:
Increased tho crop, l think, one-t third or
more; matured the crop about three weeks
carrier. and has given ra;isfaction"
Fairview p. o., s. C.-John Ford: SIN
creased crop about one-;hird; matured
crop sixteen to eighteen days earlier; has
given satisfaction"
MaycAviIe, s. n. B. Garland: 'In-
| creased crop one-third per acre; matured
| ,'rop earlier, and has given perfect satisfac-
ton"
Dannberg, s. &C. 4. Milhnuse: "In.
creased double what it would have been
| "ithou. the manure; has matured the crop
| carrier, aOont two wceks: bag given satis.
tic;ion, and prefer it to any other have
uscd."
Tumh'ipg Shoals, $. C-G. W Sullivan:
Has doubled the crop; matured i, mucL
earlier. and given satis action"
Nov ~
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Eutaw Encampment, 10. 81 I.O.O.F.
Soluble Pacific Guana.

sls Cash, $50 7tae. Without Interess.
PAGdF1,CC GUANo C0MPANY's oOM-
Il POUND ACID PHOSPHATE OF
LINE for composing with cotton seed
sss cash. sse time, without interest.
20 aooommodate planters. they can
order now and have until lat April 70 de-
eide whether they will take at time or cash
price. price When delivered from factory by car
loso, no drayaRe will be charged. This
guano 10 now 60 well known In ali the
southern States for ita remarkable effects
az an agency for increasing the products OF
labor as not to require special recommend
stion from as. IL use for nine oars past
mas established its character for reliable
excellence. :; The supplies put into market
this season are, as heretofore. prepared
qnder Tt1 the snperintendence OF Dr. sf.
JULIAN RAVENEL, Chemist OF the Com.
pany. at Charleston, 8. O., hence planters
may rest assured that its quality and com
position is precisely the same as that here
tof0re sold T. N R0RSNN
Agent for South Carolina, Charleston, 8. c.
JOHN y. REESE d CO.,
VA General Agents, Baltimore.
WV Af tu13
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@The Arab chiefs OF Algeria have sub.
ecribed 2GG. .GGG francs Tor = memorial
to Napoleon III. It will be in the
shape OF flag, ornamented with pre-
oious .:cnes. It has just been ordered
in Paris. and. when finished, will be
taken to England by an Arab depnta-
ton, and deposited over the tomb of
Napoleon III.
A Washington special telegram SAYS
that the strong probability is that there
will be very small party in favor of
passing law to call the forty.fo irth
Congress together in advance OF the
usual time in December, 1876.
Only ono colored man will OCCUPY a
seat in the United States Senate. in
the next Congross, and his will be that
once occupied by jeff Davis. or the
l15 congressman elected this fall. but
four are colored.
A longshoreman, named Daniel
Wilson, was found dead in an open
cellar in Oharleston, on Sunday morn
ing. It Is not known whittier he was
murdered or died from the injuries re-.
ceived from the fall.
The further reports Of the recent
hurricane in Jamaica show that the
desolation Of the island was terrible.
and that starvation threatens the peo-
pie.
Edward Petty. one of the recent
candidates for the General Assembly
and a Trial Justice OF Wadmalaw
Island, died suddenly ut that place
Sunday morning.
Conv, rsions OF Catholics priests to
t'rotestantlsm seem to be popular Just
now. Father Jacqnemet, OF Balti-
more. ia the latest example.
It is reported that at the next Pa
pal COnsistory, to be held at the Vati-
can. two American bishops will be
made Cardinals.
Carlist treasury notes. payable three
months after Don Carlos enters Mad.
rid, are offered in London at hity per
cent. and no takers,
We said Victoria was grandmother
to % children. The number is 26. It
must be borne in mind. however, our
calculation was made three duys ago.
The Washington correspondent Of
tho New York Herald says Grants
Cabinet is to be re-orgunizcd.
Gleason e. Fell. dry goods mer.
chants. of San Francisco, have failed
for $1,000
The American House, Boston, we'll
known By Southern travellers, has been
partially destroyed by fire.
Tue Rassian Empire. according to a
recent survey. includes 400,O0 geo.
graphical square miles.
This years sugar crop in Cuba, it is
thought, will be abundant.
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Certificate and Declaration or the
state EDnrtl of Cnnvnsscrs.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE.
Whereas, in pursuance of an Act,
entitled IAN Act providing for the
general elections, aud the manner Of
conducting the same," approved the
lst of March, 1870, and the Act
amsndatory thereof. approved March
II. 1872. an election has been held for
Governor, Lieutenant-Governor, mem
bers of Congress, members of the
State Board of Equalization, members
OF the General Assembly. Sheriifs in
two Counties. Clerks Of Court in two
Counties. School Commissio ers,
County missioners, Judges Of
Probate, Coroners in eight Counties.
and unconstitutional amendments relative
to the term OF Office of certain State
officers, to the boundary line of Pick
ems and Oconee Counties, and to the
increase OF debt of Counties, cities
and towns. have been snbmitted to the
electors in the manner provided by
law; and whereas it appears, upon ex.
animation Of tho returns. that the fol-
lowing named persons haze received
majority OF votes for the offices ro-
spectively referred to:
Governor-Daniel II. Chamberlain.
Lieutenant. Govcrnor-Riohard Il.
Gleaves.
Reprcseutatives-Fi Cepgressiou.
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State Tax Unloi. Annual Meeting
y mcc,rdsnco with the requirements "f
Il tho constitution tho First Annual Meet.
Ing ut tho State Tax Uni,n will Dr held ut
COinuoia on Turnds,. November "a. inst.
JAMES CHESNUr. President, &c
Camden, Nov. -, IS Nov 81
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Caution.

CHuLlUu.
I WARN the public against white rogue,
4 23 Sears OF age, travsreing the state,
using my sir-name to obtain loans
WALTER STEELE.
Charleston, =. c., November 81, 1874
NOv2i
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"ELIZABETH!"

In which Mrs. Lsnlrr su stains her great
character OF the Qiccn' II England J is the
play whlth haa been selected
Rs Rates at ndnils.iun II 80 SOextrs
charge FOR reserved seats, which can be
obtained a, l., Brands Music Store.
Doors "ptn at o'clock. Performance
commences nj ) O'Clock.
For caste oi characters see bills OF the
day. Novel
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-24

Legal Honday.
THURSDAY, November &c, 1874, being a
BANK AND TRUST COMPANY will be
closed. Notes and Drafts m aturing on that
day must be paid on WEDNESDAY, the
10th. L. N. ZEALY,
NOVEL Acting Cashier.
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Love of home is srItishuess; love o.
onr neghbor. Laighborlincss; iovs Of
our State, provincialis,n: love of collu.
try, patriotism; love of mankind, In.
manlty: love Of morality. virtue; love
of God, religion; but the greatest of
all loves is-the love Of the girl we
leve.
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LAST CHANCE But short time re-
mains for the purchase of tickets in
the Fifth Gift Concert of tho Public
Library Of kentucky. Agents have
been notified to mako returns from the
Goth to the 25.h instant, but for the
convenience of those who may have
failed to supply themselves through
the agents, CASH orders will be filled ut
the home Office up to the evening of
the 2Sth, aud if any money should
come too late. it will be promptly re-.
turned to the party sending it. 3
The New York herald., 1874-08-23

ING TO Do IN A PUBLIC
ady middle -Aged), whose expert
: are sufi1cient for any position Of
Given. Address, tor one week.
1 Branch office.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

MANIFOLD AND CARBON PAPERS. Twenty
u copies at one writing. ANY person Of ordinary 10.
tegencc can earn earn - or 80 per day max and
selling the above papers USED extenstvey in telegraph
offices by bankers brokers' msrchant. aud all business
meE one dozen sheets l5x2J sold uy stitoners ior
81 81 per dozen can be nads tor IS CENTS Manioi pas
per equally p odtaoc Prntsi direc tons how " man.
uiActnre the above win be forwarded " address
prepaid ON receipt of 81 Address JOHN j. Hoa1, East
New YORK. l. 1.
MOTE PAPER FROM IS CENTS A PACKAGE tfiyK
~ qnrey 50nnc Writing Cards, ~ cent? All k14
stationery and Printing at low ngursA LtVlSyslOS
= MlpDLEDlTCH, NO. Barclay street tAseor oouseN
New York
SLOrE 4 JANIS. srArIoxERi, % FULTON sTkEkI
lhert nsWss
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JNANTED-SOMETH
w institution, by o
ence. energy and abtitt
trust; best references
Mrs. r., Herald Uptow'
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-12-17

STATE or Wise UNSIN-CouxTY OF MOODS
ny yjrtue Of warrant, to me directed and de
iyered by the County Treasurer of Wood
County. against the property of Cyrie Tonguay,
/, Egsebe j.avignc. Sheriff Of Wood County have
on this tweuty-tnird day Of November, A. ID:
1874. seized and levied upOn the right. title and
interest which he said Cyriie fonguay have to-
day IN and - the following described real estate
which shall eyUp,e Tor sale ana sell to the high
est bid Ter as the law direct, at the front door
ids. between the hours Of two and three clock
in the afternoon Of the 18th day of January, 4.
y. 1879, TO wit: Lots number three 81 four D,
FIVE 90 and six 60 block thirty one (31, Harris
addition 0 the Village of Centralia, now City Of
Centralia.
Dated in the Sherif's Office, in the City of
Grand Rapids, County of Wood. State of Wis
cousin, this twenty third day of November, A.
d. 1874. "
Z. LANIGNE,
shift of Wood Co
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-12-17

STATE of WISCONSIN-CoUNTY OF Woor-'s
NY virtue of warrant to me directed and de,
1elivored by tne County Treas urer OF WOO!
County. against the goods ehattels, lands and
tene nents of c. W. White, I, Eusebe Lavigne,
Sheriff Of Wood County. have. on the elshth1
day of December A. ID. 1874, seized and leVleu
upon all the right title and in terest which the
said C. W. White had on the said eighth .day OF
December, A. d. 1874, in and to the following
described real estate. which | shall expose FOR
sale. and sell to the highest bidder. a the Law
directs, or much of it us shall BE sufficient 10
satisfy the amount Of thirty dollars and ninety
seven cents, with interest. costs and dlsburSe-
ments, at the front door of the Court House IN
the City Of Grand Rapids County and state
aforesaid, on the twenty-sixth day Of January.
A. D. 1875 BETWEEN the hours c. two and three
o'clock in the afternoon of that day, TO wit:
Los three 81 and four a., block nine 80, Woods
Addition 10 the City of Grand Rapids, County
and State aforesaid.
Dated Sheriffs Office in the City of Grani
Rapids, County, and State aforesaid, this eighth
day Of December, 4. d. 1874.
Z. LANIGNE.
ShariH' nf Mood Ents0ty
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-12-17
ShariRa Sale.

STATE OF WISC0NSIN-County Of Wood.-ss
Egy virtue of an Execution issu ed out of the
AD Circuit Court in and for the CountylOf W God +,
State Of Wisconsin, on the third day OF Decen-
her A. D. 1874 upon a judgment in favor Of w
e. Smith. J. A. R0undy and ). f1lauxhrust and
AGAINST the goods and chattels, lands and tene
ments of l.. p. Powers and c. .. Baker. |, Fuse
be. Layigne, sheriff of Wood County, Wisconsin i,
have. on the seventh day Of December, A. ID.
16I4siezed and levied upon alithe right, title and
interest which the said L. P Towers and G. o.
Baker. or either of them, had on the twelfth
day OF August, A. D. 1874. in and to the follow
ing described real estate, which | shall expose
for sale, and sell to the hjg hest bidder, or SD
much Of II Is shall be sufficient to satisfy the
amount Of Three hundred and ninety-nino dol
lars and two cents, with interest, costs and die
bursaments, at the front door ofthe Court House
in the City of Grand Rapids, County and State
aforesaid, On the thirteth day of January, A.
D. 1875 between the hour of ten and eleven
o'clock in the forenoon of that day, to wit:
The following pieces or parcels ofland belong
ing to L. P. Powers, one of the above named de-
fendents. The northeast quarter (4) of the
southeast quarter C4) of Section eleven CID, in
townshiP twenty three (Z3) Of range five 90 east
township tWenty-four (2D of range three 90
east. The east half C1) Ofnorthwest quarter (x)
Of section thirty-six, 1850 in township twenty
four (2i) of range three 80, east. The north
half (H) of northwest quarter a) of section
thirty-six 1850 in township twenty four CD OF
range three. (0 east, and the south west quarter
(4) of section thirty-six $3.50 in township twenty
four (2 of range three 81 east. And also the fol
lowing pieces parcels of land belonging to the
said c. o. Baker one of the above named defen-
dants, to wit: The northeast quarter Cd Of tbs
northwest quarter C4) of sectioz twenty two
(22) in township twenty-four 90 of range two
% east. The northeast quarter (A) of south
east quarter (4) of section twenty five (25) in
township twenty-four CD of range two co east,
and the sout hrast quarter (A) of the northeast
quarter CD Of section thirty-fve $3.50 in town
ship twenty-four CD of range two % east, all
the said land and premises being and lying in
the said County of Wood and State Of Wlscon-
sin.
Dated in the Sherif's Office in the city Of
Grand Rapids. County and State aforesaid, this
eighth day Of December, A. d. 1874.
Z. LAVIGNE,
3 Sheriff Of Wood County
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-12-17

Grand Rapids Lodge l. 0. 0. F.
will give a dance at Writer'S Hall, on
Christmas eve., December Oath, for
the benefit of the Library Association
of said Lodge. Good music. Bill $3.50
All lovers of the light fantastic are in
vited to participate. Committee A.
B. Breasted, II. A. Herschleb, j. W.
Cochran.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-12-17
Stop that Cough MANY hesitat

Stop that Cough MANY hesitate
to try remidy for disease, on ae-
count of the expense, connected with
the uncertainty Of its benefting them;
while at the same time, had they con-
fdeuce in that remidy, the expense
would be the least objection: With
this fact in view, we make the follow
ing proposition Any person suffer
ing with a cold, cough or sore throat
that will call at H. B. Pbilleo Zoos
Drug store ana purchase bottle Of
EALEs CoUGH CORDIAL, use one
half Of It, and if they then conclude
that it is doing them no good, they can
return the bottle and receive back
their money.
No medicine ever sold in this vicin
ity, has produced such magical results
Don't fail to try it.
ORANGE WILLIAMS, Prop,
46-6m GAINESVILLE Wis
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Take N0tice.-The books Of II.
B. Phillco & Co. have been left with
II. ". Lord for settlement. Al &C
counts must be settled or secured i'm
mediately, to save costs.
II. w. LORD.
Justice of the Peace.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-12-17
LEGAL NOTICES.
Warrant of Attachment

WOOD COUNTY-CITY OF GRAND RAPIDs-ss-
In Justice Court.
To ELISHA MORROW:
NTOU are hereby notified that Warrant Of
Z Attachment has been issued against YOU AMI
your property attached, to satisfy the demand
of George E. Gardner and Henry HAY
den, partners, amounting to STg.U; Vow
Justice of the Peace in and for said County, st
his Office in sail City, on the 9Th day OF Jan
uary 1873, AT ten o'clock in the lore noon
Judgment viii be rendered against you, ana
your property sold 20 pay the debt.
Dated this 9Th day OF December A. ID. lSl+.
s. EARnNER L HAYDEN. Pits.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-12-17
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
CYTRCH DIRECTORY.

ROMAN CATHOLIC.-Rev: F. IoEGa,rA!y.-
earri.zs avery Sabbasil moaning = ~ CLOCK
Cstsc5;-a1 p 4. Faspe1s 3 r u.
CoVaREG Rev, r. n. " E5 y = 2
saTSlrez gsry sabbath a. y Il 4; n. -
P r. Sas2bah school a. = u ~ =
" s3naF}a3 evenings.
METHODIST EpIsC0PAL.-Rey.,, Jsas9 7 e {, 2
-. So 1850 sabbath a. ; 4. r.. ana =.
IN. qabbath School At a. NJ Prayer lDe
na Fhursdsy evenings
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-12-17

NOtice.-Notice is hereby given
that the list of Petit Jurors, for the
February term of the Wood County
Circuit Court will be drawn at the Of
fee of the Clerk Of the Court for said
County, on the 4ih day Of January, A.
D. 1875.
F. ". BURT, Clerk.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-12-17

For Sale. The residence of Eric
Mckay, situated just below the city of
Centra!ia, consisting of good house
and eighty acres of land. VIII be
sold cheap. For terms enquire of the
LIST National Bank, or of the owner.
4. MCKAY.
Grand Rapids, Dec. 10th. IF
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-12-17
MARRIED..

NELSON.-ABER.-On the 9th inst, at the re.
idenee of the Brides Father, by the hev.
Geo. t. Rowland. W. Geor &c Nelson, to
Carrie, daughter of H. D. Aber Esq
o,obar SRI 1874 or the house of W. Helke In the
town ofGIrand Rapids. BY ". E, Yetter Esq Mr..
John Glebke of Grand Rapids, to Miss Augusta
Schroeder daughter of Ferdinand Sohroeder OF
the town of Sen SEGA.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-12-17
wisconsin Central railroad.
CITY AND COUNTY.

Lost or Stoien.-SchoOl order No.
9-S10o-to j. A, Gsynor, on Dist,
No. /, City of Grand Rapids. All
persons are hereby cautioned not to buy
the same, as payment has been stopped.
Any one returning the same to this Of
flee will be suitably rewarded. If