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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-05
Clothing, Sc.

AT II. l.. HARRiS's New Establishment,
IN 1.lTs Broad~ 2Sthst, ladies and eentcInen
receive TIE highest va.uc Tor CAST OFF WEARING APP
PAREIA Gall or saircss. broadway prices psid
AT Il. MlN'TZ'' 2tS Thirdave between
~ Twentieth Twenty 100 Myrtleave. be-
tween Lawrence ami BTilg, ss BroSlyni as.es ai En
u De tee great prices Is Miz pays Tor
clothing csrpotS 'lr &c note 10y pOs, punctu
ally at;cu tel 10 by hr. ald Mrs Miuz.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-05

Az 3D-AVE., between ed and 63d-
W. stsA respectable girl. 10 years Old, % mind
children h,rscf generally nsei good reference
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Porter3

DORTER and USEFUL MAN, for Hotel or
Store ciiy couatryA rcspao tahe y9nng man "onl
r-n n,cn t, Porter h1r l ur -or- wiling ld "ss
and VII himself useful eau firi+h nhiohp''" r'r
nInalnal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-05
Gardeners.

q ARDENER and USEFUL MANA respect
Al. married man ncImnrtGcrl Vho unner' anus
a. allie lnl orer gardening wOui hsr place where there
. cDfia.e the has objections o. q" wash n ana irnn
iu. ln furnish undo iht. ref renee Apply az DDhLL :,
AGtNt1. lUs west 34tll-st. corner of Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-05

4 RESPECTABLE COLORED MAN wishes
y situation A. COACHM \; eau show good city f-ier-
cnrr. oall On % address e.. Pc io7 West jJhst.
|OACWJAN. city or country-An employer
\ r.rluni,i.s highly ctnrt man who has been ~ ms
service for years. Inquire ~ - clal"r ST. td i''r
COACIIMAN and USEFUL MANLY good,
steady, reliable temperate having super or ciy re-
cJrnmeuigt Ibla, DBL ,In- ~ - ~ r , ~ Ok
an distance Can be 20 tnc FKOrESIAN 81 ItAl
1875 fiiidYr.
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fotels.
Out Ct Town Hotels.

/ INCOTN HOUSE-Corner Main and Elm
culIaaco Finn. Word ter, Mas. te most c''t
IN I've cifys " NALNON. Pf0ro Dr formerly fremont
lioIas. Boston. ami Victoria hot". - J"An.
EbFNNNAN. Y. Y.-CENTkAL HOIi -. No. J
Jleoh--t. offers 40 COMMERCIAL Travellers and Tourists
glru.0r home. df
CHARLES KELLEY, Proprietor.
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Eelp Wanieo-- Malcs.

A GENTS-Iadies and Gentlemen-WANTRD
in View Yor and eyoywhere or new music publ caia
paid q actve and experienced pcrsons
international Publishing Co, Bennett BUILDING NewNcrk
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~ Dita5a1t home IN private idni,' ~ mIes Hpn
Nork, ia Hsiisn Railroad, and Two MINUTES Ma- Hon 80
ton hoay locality laTe airy rooms shade, pas ''l'
fruit eggs milk. poultry, cIIageOuh staOhhs io-
GrRcGs exchanged Inquire a. 40 WosI AetAsL
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WATERS

YyrATTFY-Bv a Swcdc. speaking good En-
W RI M German ard French; good ufrr'nctr Address
H. H.. Tribune ptOwn Once. LIS bradWSy,
VEANTED-A SITUATION by tirst-claSs
~ rrl waiter with the best OF reference, n pr ate
fam IT, can be seen addressed at 81 1thaYe iId Hooi
be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-05

A FEW neatly furnished ROOMS, well ven
~ taalrd IL q inst Glass house and bclatu Toe t9n "
genine; terms reasonable private family Inquire az lC'
"a. ave-. corner tth-st
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Che Gurf.

Che Iurt.
A MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB.
~ SPRING MEETING. 1875,
~ JEROME PARh.
SATURDAY 9th Ipne SATU KpAY. 10Th June
m L-D ~ -th June 1T E~DAN l5tn June,
I'M KSDAY ION June. THU R-DAN. I'm juno
SATURDAY. ION June.
RACES Csmm"u,c each "a! pane iIalll ~ gal"cs. -.
6 WIrRNLY. secretary. 4. BtLNoN J, 1T '-llent
NEW-YORk AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
~ JEROME PARK RACES.
June .. = 10. H. -. Il, and -. $500
Sraci,' WITH rs "a cars ladies' VIII leave rand
Central Depot race+ays 1870 and returning after
tn races
Fourth Avenro 'rect % depot
". DTssELr, Superintendent
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Miscellaneous.

USEFUL MAN AND WIFE. Is ex-
\ ccil~nf COOK ant arst-cia-s WASHER IRoNER, and
GENERAL nOC~EN DIRK 30 man L. ,i'IInan ana lhor
oaeh GARDENER. FLORlF. g.; vii go for mod,iiie
with s aa1gter {ar Oh h9se very e'st ies
4 YOUNG MAN having a large experience
yu.gcs wishes -stgaiios ~ STEW AHDor HEAD WAITER
ID YORK Philadelphia OF the
cufrv references Please address letters 20 Nj \ L.,
40. loo Wooster It. y -F- York
1 PROTESTANT MAN (and wife is good
ILEMAN'S PLACE FOR the sra-on year; understands
horses nienihg. &C. &c, and aj thing 9Doata g-nrAs
IIaea indoors ont dc have good reference sill ssc
place can be seen at the HOME bU'
HLAl, IIo Dthafe
COURIER or TRAVELLING COMPANION.-
- 4 Fr.ncmau who speaks English. Italian spanish, and
hs ponablr Tofrre.c which VIII g tc siilct"st
invcsra in. Caa be ~ Cd ELLIS AGENCY lOJ West
Siihsi- corner Broadway.
SITUATION WANTED by a single man
, sungf0 mako himself generally useful not afrld 81
wur. writes .oi rgiDr hauti his knoArise ~ p liD-
ing m7effls worked X years n one house 10 ms NY
A. ,eptf Single eHtryl collect aud salesman small
W.g.. csp.ce rferencrs aud cuTy gwen Address y
a., 500 wei 5ltls.., y 4 --------
USEFUL MAN, and COOK, WASHER, and
I.Jg ERA GERMAN and NJ, with by II years
Of r- wsui ike iarn or grnilenIa pits' niA
can o yin a.r ieung ind wiling ~ mako himself uHelh
thr r I tl CY,A ans lalu '-s clu tiinr references
wages both. 80. Apply a. ODsLs. iOJ Wos oith ''
Gomez DTCaAB+!.
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EOACHMAN and USEFUI--A respectable
= Snee young man. Who understands TIE case an m tlls
meuf uf hoI.s excel ent driver gnd groom ans WI
ING 10 make !..se Useful. wngd IKE place ~ cy or COIN
tn eau furnish excel q itrrn.. Apply at ODI-l.i- >
AcENCY 100 West 3ith.st corner Bruau~ay.
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AN THE SEA SllDRE.-PLlMPION ilDi ~,
~ WATCH UfLI, X. /. near Sionnron Conn - h'erui
house sw ays cool iI gor water, perfect drainage
hue ifs ufi bathing; hNe minutes walk u ht bHch t'h
.i NJ and fishing: nerfai for families ''t'
moderate Terms crcg .r order. Itop'n ~ June. Access
sbr hv y s. AMI -t'Diu.fnn steanhl As lhrD y r. 10
watch Hin nv boats - Ion Dy Line H. X 10 sion
IA. rfl Conn
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No AZ WEST 22D-ST.-DesiTahlc ROOMS,
y va BOARD for gentlemen and aud single gem
lomen fiSp table board references cxchancci
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West Side.

A LARGE. very pleasant front ROOM, witt
IA sco = fnrn shed 70 gentlemen shout board runn.n
water u terms As pr week references exchanged NJ
213 West Tnreltist.
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Dodra auo Rooms.
Below Fourteenth st.

Below Fourtsenth-st.
ADYERTISEMENrS FOR TIE NEW
N YORK tribune WILL TT RECEIVED At THE O.
TOWN OFFICES. Nos t..sS Bnsd way COT Ihlrtytr.; -
or SrS Ut rve; IL; - st ~ hAnEM W .h
IsfS@ faIafs " M . 5 az # IN, next door 10 Inc
Pcsto'hce. M 10 : 3. m. at Regular Office rateN
A FEW neatly furnished ROOMS, well ven
"A tlacd in tIs, class house and nell'i' igG 'i" Z.
2d-ave. corner loth-st
DARTlES wishing 70 make aTrangcmcnts Tor
n p 'c coming season val and Pc SS " moe ,c 6oa.e,
can be accommodated l.cferlnoes given and required
No. : WEST lIINGTON-PLACE, i | L.
IN NIsHED ROOMS 70 lat with BOARD.
I1 CLINTON-PLACE.-Lar and small
q ci Vita ,, or Sis Ssap sGsFb A' OH ' an" ''' ~
TX TEIRY-ST. corner Wavcllcy-place)--
- FtHNlSHEB ROOMS, Win baasd. Also lailc Board,
prices, references convenient 10 sc tAi I'a OF
cars.
Ic WEST 9TH-ST.-Furnishcd ROOMS to
OF sinc, gentlemen.
SS EAST 9TH-sT.. few doors west Of Broad
10 way. Two la.so Rooms ana A-.nh)NA. h,N'y
family. no lclsto prices.
IOT WAVERLEY- PLACE, corner Washing
Az tn SQUARE several f1nN- io' ir'l,ig. O., r.s
sD,ior5,y GOOD. ii reduced prices for season.
West Side.
A LARGE. very pleasant front ROOM, with
water o. terms, ~ pr week references cA'iins'- No.
ALBANY BUH.DiNG.-French apartment
ecIRs I" S ,nis o' nar c@prs Park tent
for ., '2l rs n, er M n Ie7s 90 PER month D.
IIAIL-ROOM To LET at very moderate
prcc $50 West ian st., Second h, hou7e rt class
NO. AZ WEST 22D-ST.-Desirahlc ROOMS,
~ W. HOARD for grnt'nrn and ,' ana single gem
.~rrr GU. ~
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-12-23

duodenum preventing the gastric juice
from escaping to the fourth stomach,
consequently there was no utilization
between the bile and the bller and of
course the thing didn't work. On the
occasion of the second trial Foote
bought the building out of a dozen
package put up especially for city use
All things being ready, Foote charged
the machine to the city, move mean
that he charged the machine for &C
ton. He dumped in about pail full
of saleratus and then he added the
seasoning and little tart juice, and
told the boys to touch 'er off. In a
few minutes she was in blaze of glory,
Foote opened his soda fountain, asked
'er "wonld she have sarsaparilla in
hers 2" We didn't here any response,
but he had to treat 'er but once for
her glory had faded entirely. Once,
twice, thrice was the little building in
flames, but each time the flames sue
cumbed to the deadly carbonic acid
gas. Finally the building was allowed
to burn down in order to clear the
premises of the rubbish. Even then
Mr.. Foote says he could have squelch-
ed the frey flames in five minutes.
We never saw Foote looking better.
He was coated with sulphite of soda
from Dan to Beersheba, and walked
about amid the smoke and steam and
fame like salamander, while the mul
titude dropped back from the fire like
a congregation when the contribution
box passes round Everybody on the
ground voted the Extinguisher good
thing. The city has done well in pur-
chasing one of the extinguishers. We
are glau Tor Sne neeuS IL, anQ we are
glad again for Foote has demonstrated
that he was in earnest and against OPP
position has substantiated his words,
and has proved to the depizens of our
sister city that good thing can come
out of the Nazareth of Supercar-
Donate of Soda and Sulphuric Acid.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-12-23
The residence of Mr.. ThOs. McCor-

The residence of Mr.. Thos. McCor-
mick, in the town of Saratoga, was
destroyed by fire on Monday last
The fire first started between the
ceiling and roof above the kitchen.
There being no way of getting at
the upper part Of the house, it was
soon ascertained that to save the
building would be an impossibihty
But by hard work they managed to
save nearly all the household goods.
There was light insurance on the
property.-Trfbesaae.
Come boys, when will you hurry
up that Police Court expose, 1t takes
a long time to add up few figures.
Come. out with it. Jack IS hankering
for it, and we are anxious to cross
swords with those faithful ones who
have deign ed at the eleventh hour to
look out for the city's finances. Come,
don't keep the public waiting We've
some more astounding revelations in
connection with the immaculate, to
bring to light, so hurry it up.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-12-23
The Centralia Fire EXtinguish.

er.-The first trial of the Centralia
Champion Fire Extinguisher was a
failure, the second trial last Saturday
was complete triumph. The first
trial was had some two weeks ago.
The city bought one twelfth doz.
houses at the rate of six hundred dol
lars per dozen, which was ignited in
some FIVE hundred places simultaneous
". Bro. Foote,-h it is who runs
the atomizer,-we mean the extinguish-
er, he is an ga. l." boy too, as we
can testify, for we have known Foote
ever since he was an inch, --leveled
his squirting iron at her all ablaze, but
she wouldn't squirt, 10, make not q
blubber. The reason it failed to re,
spond was because the trignometer be
come In someway detached from the
prognostieator which allowed the
asophagus to settle down upon the
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-12-23
Good News from the Granite

Mr.. Chas. Abbot, Of Wood, called at
the Reporter Office last Monday bring
ing further good tidings concerning
the granite. Mr. A. has just returned
from Chicago, Milwaukee and Madi-
son whittier he has been with speci-
mems of the newly found granite. He
says the specimens were examined by
many of the most prominent men in
the three cities mentioned, all of whom
pronounced it superior to anything
hitherto imported. Blocks were pol.
ished in Chicago which surprised the
dealers lin marble who pronounced
nothing like it in the city. At Madi-
son Mr.. A. had conference with the
Centennial Commissioners who, decid-
ed to have blocks worked mp for the
Centennial Exhibition. In this con-
nection we would suggest that the best
showing possible be made, with the
different varieties known to exist in
the beds. It will be not Difficult mat
ter to get blocks which will be the
admiration of the world the varied
tints, and the combined colorings
should be shown to the best advantage;
and then the blocks should be worked
up into various shapes. Let the diff
erent styles of columns Tuscan, Doric,
Ironic, Corrinthian Doric and Compos-
lite, be chiseled out, and polished In
tho finest style. Of course it will
require some money to accomplish all
this. The legislature, we doubt not
will be ready to make suitable ap-
preparation to this end. Let our Cen
tennial offering be the best the beds
can afford.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-12-23

ghost of Bluenosedhuckleberry comes
about his wagonshop to pick up the
shavings for the beacon fire, and this
was two hundred years ago. The
mercury stood 1909 below Q on the
summit of "the hill'' last Friday. 1t
was necessary to excavate the earth to
give old calomel a chance, and step
ladder was required to go down to
make observations.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-12-23
Centralia Items.

The trial of the fire extinguisher
last Saturday P. NJ, by Mr.. Foote,
proved a success, so much so that the
city council at once closed the bargain
for the same paying for it the sum OF
$3.50, and freight $3l, amounting in
all to 1921. If it answers the pur-
pose for which it is intended and rec.
commended, then We have a "good
thing" for small amount of money,
1t only costs 81 to charge it sufficient.
ly to subdue any ordinary fire.
Another prodigal returned. w
Ell. Colts another old townsman has
returned with his family and taken his
old position as painter in Mr.. Moore
wagon and sleigh shop. Well, We
guess they are about all back now, il
not we look for the rest soon.
Our building committee have let
the job of building the new School
House in this place to Mr.. G. D. Lem
ley, the amount fixed upon we have
NOT as yet ascertained.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-12-23
Catholic Festival.

At Music Hall, Dec. 31st ard Jan.
LIST. Dancing Friday and Saturday
evenings until II o'clock. The fol-
lowing are the committees appoint
ed:
President of the Catholic Ladies
Society-Mrs. M. J. McRaith
Vice President-Mrs. F. Russell
Treasurer-Mrs. II. Lefe5vre.
Soliciting Committee-1st ward
Misses Cotey, Mullen, Kate Grow.
I'd Misses Nellie Brazeau,
Gervais, and Mrs. A. L. Logan and
Berard. Sd ward Mistresses f
Russell and I'll. Belanger. Contra
lia-Mrs. Marcer, J. Juneau and J
Collier. Saratoga-Mistresse Math-
ews and Mcdonald. Port Edwards
Mrs. Grignon and Miss Ellen
Brennan. Rudolph Mistresses P,
and 7. Conway and Miss Juneau.
Sigel-Miss Nellie Hannifn and
Mrs. P. Rouhan. Biron's-Mrs. Van
Slate and Miss Lizzie McShane.
Observation-Disclosures Harvey and
Isaac Lahay. McCormick's-Mrs. J.
McCartv. Observation-Disclosures d.
Bourries and Flanagan. Stars
Mistresses John Starr and J. How
lit.
Candy and Fancy Stand-Mrs. J.
L. Cotey, and Misses G. Corriveau,
Mary Arpin, Amelia Lefebvre, Liz
zie McShane, Mary Matthews, Katie
Mullen, Nellie Hanifn, Katie Grow,
Maggie Burns and Mary Meehan.
On Grab Bag-Lizzie McRaith,
Rosa and Caroline Smith, Eva Roche
and Emma Collier.
On Oysters-J. L. Cotey, Mrs. H.
Belanger, Mrs. h. Pomalnvllle, Mrs.
FL. Belanger and Mrs. D. CASTILLO.
On Tea and Coffee-Mistresses
Mary Bagly, F. Ratel and F.
Johnson.
On Lemonade-Alex. Bernier.
On HALT. HI. Donnelly.
On Tables-Mistresses FL. Lee
febvre, McRaith, Roche, Russell,
Corriveau, John Hamm, Frank
Hamm, Nick Smith, Collier Closuit,
I. Heron, M. Heron, J. Donovan, J.
D. LaBreche, Laveck, Van Slate,
J. Arpire, J. Dugas, S. Brazeau, 7.
Love, John Lahay, Lavan and Miss
Mary Broderick.
Collectors-M. J. McRaith and
Frank Russell.
Selling Tickets for Dance-G. A.
Corriveau, and NJ. J. McRaith.
Provisions to be left at the resi-
dence of Frank Russell on Thursday
and at the hall on Friday.
Proceeds to be applied to the
Church indebtedness.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-12-23
T. j. G..

Personalities Hattie Mosher is
home for the holidays, her school at
Black River Falls taking the usual
vacation.-The Black River folks are
fortunate in securing Miss M.
Mrs. Sophie Coats arrived thome'
to spend the holidays last Monday.
WIN. Mccormick put in an ap
pearance last Saturday. William, al.
ways fine looking gentleman, seems
to improve in the Mcmillan atmos,
phere:
Mr.. L. A. Houston of Wood tarriec
in our city last Monday night. Mr.,
Il. confirms the presence of granite IL
large quantities.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-12-23
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
IUVAL MAITEKS.
HI. Il. PEfHELEO, Editor.
Grand Rapids. Thursday, Dec. 23
CITY AND COUNTY.
ATTENTION ALL We appeal

ATTENTION ALL We appeal
to euery person indebted to the RE-
PORTER either for advertising, for
job a0orh or on subscription, to make
an earnest endeaUor to square mp such
Indebtedness us soon as possible. We
ask this because the hard times de
m.and 1t. We must haze money to
meet the demands, The publishing bpsl-
ness as constantly making upon as,
We ore bills due to our merchants and
to meet them zoe can look only to funds
coming from our business. Let as all
square up our accounts by the incoming
of the New Year.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-12-23

The Coolest Spot. coolest
spot on earth is on the brow of the
old Searles Hill. o. how the dag
gers OF old Boreas were driven into
ones vitals on the summit of that hill
last Saturday morning. The air SEEM
ed full of razors hurled from hyper
borean regions, and yet our old friend
and fellow sinner, Chas. Hers HEB,
manages to live and keep warm on that
hill, though he perspireth fearfully
when the mercury gets above zero.
1t was on this same hill we froze our
lantern blaze few winters ago. and
had to pick it out with cold chisel.
There is tradition connected with
that historic hill. Some two hundred
yeals ago, when the lofty pines were
standing like sentinels upon this same
hill, moaning and sobbing in the night
blasts which came out of the cold
North, the laughter of an old chef
named Snowinthevalley ailsummerlong,
went north in the early fall with John
Compton to hunt cranberries and pine
fortys. Before starting the old chief
told his daughter, Bluenosedhuckle-
berryjenny, that they might possibly
be gone till the coming spring, and
that if they returned not during the
winter, to watch for the smoke of their
campfres up the river and if observed
to build signal fire npon the summit
of the hill. In vain Bluenosedhuckle-
berryjenny watched and waited for the
return of the old chief and John, but
the long winter passed, and with the
spring came no tidings from the wan
derers. One evening in early June,
Observation-Disclosures was out
gathering violets in the valley below
the cold hill summit when she deserted
afar off a curling smoke above the
towering pines. Her heart bounded
for joy She Immediately gathered a
mammoth pile of dry pine and hem
lock, and entreated Charley Kline to
draw whopping load of tamarac or
larch, and then she borrowed match
of jimmy McGrath and soon the tom
CUES of flame were licking pp the
MOSES and tender twigs, and sending
their smoke up amid the evergreen
trees, and Observation-Disclosures
heart was glad. But breeze swept
from the north, and the Frost King
came out in his might. In the early
night, Observation-Disclosures,
and John returned, guided by the
faithful beacon light. Then was the
old chiefs heart sore, for he found
alas his daughter stark and stiff in
icy death, while the huge beacon fire
was frozen stiff, its tongues great dag
gers of icy fire. The old chief buried
his daughter in the valley below where
the violets blossom every spring, and
even now Charley Hershleb says the
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-12-23

A. j. Cleveland, father ofNC. W
Cleveland of this place, made US a
pleasant call yesterday. He is a res
ident of Grand Rapids; and this is
his second visit here. While here
last spring he took a rough pencil
sketch of the place which he transcrib.
ed with pen making a very hand
some birds eye view of the place. 1t
is his intention, if he can ge: subscrib-
ers sufficient, to have it Autographed.
We first met Mr.. Cleveland about five
years ago while publishing a paper at
New London, he was then engaged in
preparing the birds-eye view of New
London, Waupacca and Weyauwega.
Co. Neao.s
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-12-23

The names of John and Frank
Hamm and Nicholas Schmidt were in
advertantly omitted in the list of com
mittee of arrangements. in. the. Catho-
lie Society's poster.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-12-23

THE Madison Democrat locates our
Messrs. Powers & Briggs as hailing
from Grand Rapids, Mich. Will that
annoying blunder ever be remedied?
Jack. don't dispel the fond illusion.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-12-23

For Sale. "A horse, weighing
about 1000 pounds, two single harness,
two cutters and buggy will be sold
cheap on good paper or will exchange
for cord wood. Apply at this object
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-12-23

For Sale or Exchange.-A good
sound draught horse, weighs 100 lbs.
Will sell cheap for cash, or will ex-
change for cutter Enquire of f.
j. Wood. 2w
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-12-23

Christmas Eve. Dance.-I. O..
of @. F.-The young men of the
Grand Rapids Lodge [. 0. Of O. F.
have concluded to give social dance
at DR.. Writer'S Hall Christmas eve.
Dec. oath, 1875.
Supper will be furnished at the
"Hotel de Rablin" in the usual good
style.
Music BY CHAs. r. WILEY s
FULL BAND.
Bill for the dance S1.00.
A cordial welcome will be extended
to all who come.
Floor managers: D. D. Demarias,
and VIM. H. Cochran.
L. NJ. NASH,
Committee : I'll. A HERsCHLEB,
j. W. COCHRAN.
No Cards.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-12-23
Remember ThiS.ANow Is

Remember This.-Now Is the
time Of the year for Pneumonia, Lung
Fever, Coughs, Colds, and fatal results
of predisposition to Consumption and
other Throat and Lung Disease. b.
schee's German Syrup has been used
in this neighborhood for the past two
or three years without single failure
to cure. If you have not nsed this
medicine yourself, 60 to yonr Druggist
T. J. Wood and ask him of its won
derful success among his customers.
Two doses viii relieve the worst case
Il you have no faith in any medicine,
just buy sample bottle of Boschee's
German Syrup for ten cents and try it,
regular size bottle rs cents. Don't
neglect cough to save 70 cents.