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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-04-01

IMPORTANT TO MOTHERS AND LADIES.
Suspend your Clothing and Suspend your
Doctor by wearing the STIGER Patent
Stocking and Skirt Supporters |!
Skeleton Waist Combined.
An invention used for supporting the stock
inos and skirts from the shoulders, thereby
relieving the limbs from being bound with :
garter or elastic, and the waist and hips from
narying the weight OF the skirts, allowing free
circulation OF the blood
The Skeleton Waist alone, for hot weather,
ID worth al it costs
Ask your merchant for it. If you cannot
get it, We will send single one prepaid, for
Children, Misses or Ladies on receipt Of 81 90
In ordering, give the length from the shout
der to the top Of the stocking. Address
i. stigeF Manufacturing Co.,
P. o. Box 1891. 60 Warren street, N. Y
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-04-01

Total 80. -. 47,ol2 III
Rep. How soon do you expect to have
your 100000 Of real estate mortgages to
deposit with the Insurance Commissioner!
Sec. Within thirty or sixty days at
farthest.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-04-01

Rep. What was your income from
which you paid your losses last year!
Sec. 1t was 47,6l2.9l derived from
the deposits of members.
Rep. How was this spent!
Sec. This printed table gives it:
, 1875-09-15

nrst Of ths week. whn Waiting f"r her new shaft.
the Tug Dtiey haa b<AH to~irR hcs Ia sud frrnt
t}r.nh il and carrying IL the frna"eA .rrr I,i
why tott thr lH. "trip thu dudley hrnkc of her
keys del ylne than four hourr making new t,lr. ~
soc1o"f Friday tnotntnR. whte we vtrn i'"dIn1' we
discovered tho Dndlry, At ihe opposite irt, t" II" m
hr+: Ia moment rht wns AT aha.o. W. wont over
70 her anil threw y hetvy H.seafn Of water with our
tsny spgine. With other help Tho nrc *ds put at.
5he ''snaxo VI. sltn. Til" r.>.n lsrgo Fri Kelley
bsoko her crsnk In lssf wetk, ustnR hrr tngtne up
badly II will take Three wenks b. put her In r-p,r.
Tho Grand 1a!anl wrrcksFs have gnt thu old
penp Unnnh toiIer up airi tnrnt II on
i .cow . Grand l.lnni. Tin rlcli !. h.dly
denied anil hr,sel. 1t Wilt he remencr.,l ths tnoi,
vent nahoro year aFo last fall NJ thu a,ullc. We
left Marquette Friday e!ef'ing With tic ttssr frai4
,!ronsl, Saturday nonn, sna s.attei sovn u. river.
gan, about len huura from milwaukee,. Mo.lay ulprn
Ing. wc tnsstd whit We supposed 11rt nj = wrecked
psorsler. First VIC ~ 1ArEs rteoa nf plank; thei
part # er balwsrks ros y feet IN lsoaih and feet
u width. Bonn hftrr her pruvleio1l-che.t.
sTc wont over 10 this to II Il lIa maine MI: Va
forna no naska. For milts nfter. many iere1
flnatnH. We had ilnn Enn to Mtiw.ukes, wbe's va
aiecfi.rrr FARGO a! nvoc"et.' II chirsEo, HrrvlHs
Tuesday night. Thu 1nEl1 will feavG HgslM for IAfd
BGEcsior Wednesday evening At o'cio X.
, 1875-09-15
... EDUCATIONAL.
Ihe pago OOllepa for T,adv Stl1dnnts.

. lh- ihrti'nttnl hns been erected ind etlIov,. 7
to, s '.nn; T. " saRr At cost Of 10000 IN
.un VIZ cornell 1'nlveratty. m condition taat youcB
Wstn stA'! recelTo at the University education
'an,n"4h md broad that provided for young men,
~ ~ .cri's building II healed by atnsn lighted "
fntaMa1 asrlon aud Ornamental grounds
r.nr.e. sa{ ~ nau.nta hare ths privilege o! all thn
IL" rr,,,,,s gt.sn IN the unvrrx snd to
1.r'', unhy t.are1. by dT:tnsri-hcr1 clorsyncn of
rnr. US '-'s!!c* srnm various partA Of The
FL y an'st eFc!a tnanwtnent for that purroso
M snu.e html"t nf ialy tt1ca who esn 10 a..
gnninR Ia se",rn.t uaf u" e"In8 university year, bo
a1n & &spteahts r. r~'na will i,a rtsntrtei in IL
PRESIDENT OF CORNELL ENiyTisfTT n.re.s I.,,an.
y. j. ''''f'h' ls!lpch,
, 1875-09-15


..ptei,i Ta,uateh to Tht chIa1o Trto~'n4.
OTTAWA ILL.,. sopt. 1f.-Their Honors, tho
Justices OF the Supreme Court, arrived lset evou-
ing and this morning. aud opctod Court At ,
o'clock ths afternoon. Justice ltcMlister il
abhcnt. Chlof-Juftice Scott presides
In the eosea Of Tho People w. Cdoper, and tho sama
VI. nnshy Judge Dicfry, Of Uhi.sRo tnoFed that ~
they nrc very Important rca ting TO- The ezeeton Of
municipal taxc4, they Ge advanced further tLxard4
tho beginning Of tho in:tet.
RlchArlson Davis; 1notiv1 for extension Ct ino
to hie record,
W!IIi,snn ". Rhodes; death ot nho+lcs trggcatad,
Application of ThnaN B4nnlu1 to pssctc.s aw.
Hart1tn City Insurance Com psny ~. Rsaadrt !;
dtnus!on Of record s,Hgcrted II motion for cave
10 tie additional record
1ohnr'n r.. Watsou sui Eden ~. Ssma: mntiou 10
oofl.r|atr, and leavs ask ~ u le. Till Il: etcttn.
Tolcdn, TeoriA Wa1psw Isailro.p va. 1uhAsuu mo-
Noh for leave 10 correct Judgment.
Application ras made hy Lnuls J.. rafnlcst CaJ., 10
adml: to ihn Bar nineteen genje n 81 naulcd fton
ths Law School Of chtesgo. III.
Adjourned till o'clock tomorrow morning.
, 1875-09-15
Bill in the Case Of CrOs-
by vs.. Crosby.
The Wife Goes Over the Story Of Hol
Husband's Alleged Frand.
Order In tho Cnso Of the Rockford Roau-
Suit for False imprisonment.
Mrs, Fisk Ola1no7s for Justico-Party-W Wall
Troublos-Judgmonta and New
Suits,

rnk AMENDED taoss I'LL.
Tho laws proyorhial dclnyn EGem 10 DO well
~ .''o .i'o'su a e"ho u '-r'',
bj ~, Albert CfoP!y. The original bill was filed
~ ,.;1a,.a -, ,.t.., ~ ~ f,,o.,,.
u u.s'i1e "o.a'ne" " ~ "fosos ifo'! n'S WIG
OF tho ground Of dceertfou, aud 1t tnadc 3 nim-
4 "a no'.u", aos"', -. :" 'o'a', co''eo'1'''e
tfa dofendantB mode 0f llEc. III tho courBn OF
r,tt ~ .,a .,,.x.en T., .ss 1,tt, 49, 49,, :,
Ih4s ~ LUZ e''A.sea' !" s"e o'st' oh LUG gton'tI
That thoy sSeEo irrelevant and impairment. Sov-
-, ,'o"", '"1' -'"i''o'' "'" III "is"i'on' "sh
hhh laht Ia'l, tho exceptions Wnro aaRtainel, and
Tie Irrelevant ulattes ordera5 tn ba strisLon MT
1ntsrn,,1, ,o~o,a. -. ~ s:''a. -, oeN
-, M sLo te!'alhaoF ol tHa
bill III tho hhaps II then was amounted to hut
}Ittln p,oro than fau 1,tou - ,&,. Jo,.,,A ,..,
~ "a' ucetnc" oe93
, 1875-09-15

1hs greater portion Of the large lumber iest At the
market was a1spossd Of Tho wreck Of ths
schf onondaga has been sold Ia Capt. L. ChAunop the
xtIknovn wecter, for 47s5. Tho schrs Kate How
atd, Ma1. n q. Ferry. Queen Of hs Wcat barRe VIII,
Ian. aud scow j. D. ChApln, al t!lsabsd during hat
1hhssdsys gale, ars undergoing repairs At the docks
d tho chicsgo Dry.pock Company. :. Most Of The
soasel meu 1t this port were greatly !ncensea aud
quito Indignant about tho malicious attack made
upon Cspt. Ross, Of tho schl Havana, aud
Gapt. John II. Fatsow, Of uu1na Fasrow,s dYy-
aosn Efetyhody Is full Of praise OF Capt Russ tor
fssauiaE ~, burr. wheelanlan Of the unfortuna,a
psop E3alnox, who wa found floating on q p!eoo 1t
nfsck The CAPTAIN hs done all tn his powcf 10 usku
~ Per fellow comfortable and e sn hi1 craw sub.
na.seas oas "a a'ys p, for hta benefit & quite pro
;suas1.ss :s!la~:bslusa K1.sy ono 1uo1s wh.: III
aas ssa u t. issst an &: aud II ad not
as kade. ss&ng for him. ~ tor csps w T.tlox
ssatcsty neeessasy % say = vur IL biz defeu.s. Hn
I'd n vi. si's :: nots
sh.os w on n. hsea IN iha' ths asts1s On ~
tha. ospt Esrfow has dons nor. th.a "no as1es
;o1 s1aspe G'pt ho,, 70 hap ths unfortunate IT.
e.o a1sR sna e. m.ss -. 1 so9fos.bs son ii
onon9aEA. vent 70 tho bottom At The North H.
1vsd p shs CITY yssterdAy to TAXA away e rs.in, ~
F. isss 5sss "esa Rsa ny e.,s s William
Meu:ary. Board Of Ttsde rnaa, Who I'll sn nts1a
eoesd during Tue yachtsace Aug. H. b.. le,etrna
11em s ftnti.%.n .aose " sa.sd spiendia
I'D vsrT Ed u The .'spe
oe*ss On the outside cAae s monogram Of NJ VIZ
g. ip rssei fetc, end The nsdo Of IL" !iis
soosink tne11Reaon engraved: Testi,no ontst Of
Y for heEo'cs1{ saving h!s life w6en .tsacf
Tom ~ Frol1e By blow from hss msiaiioo1n dnr,r
s1s yaehtssos st Chicago, ILL.,, Aug. II, is7s,s 4'1k
, 1875-09-15
FROM LAKE SUPERIOR.

LIT VI laTKHEHIlN0 NEWT,
9hs Prop Joseph L. H1E1, Capt. Thomas uovd. y,
leopold AuatEtans Lake sulesior Lue arrived hs r..
isstesa.y from 1"te Superior with f cargo of
tseasnt and pAssenaers Clerk +. g. NAkes Gusnt,h.s
% following interesting log:
4An chic.go PridAJ, Hept.s - for Duluth, cs1iue In
aa ftanopal ports. One day Lust weet tbs Dobblns
dass Mssf tus wss towing vessel The tug slorsd
1o Y shorten up shs towJine And tho ressei mi
eSsn tas tus e.TrJips away her sluoks etaek sad
houss, neA!ly upsettins her. Tbs ,Tsw jumped
Snso ne vsesel b&dly scared. Competion aupue Id
Msa q s.alt Myss l. quits lively this se4son. W.
ioasi mese ons OF more swsy out GU LA1A bups1ioF
m,st.a sos iowa They oftan - up fAr ~ Mar
IL H. essso ot iEon-oEs. B4~ tho following Jssssis
IA.s' Sse.in hazgs Egyptian and consurt, s<h1s OK
g: Huteh1ussn, CHI II rsvM. t6s I'D e'nEs r..
S..4ot; S41ot 40 prop cayshoxs, The III UastJse
@~s ~ saasb NJ Kssk, md N1n be fsIyisaa by tho
, 1875-09-15

l. HAS. Corn steady and unchanged Oata-No,
better No. I. 47c: Nd. 2, 40 wlItr, 44t.
PEfRoLkUH-Vcry strnna standard whttn 10 tett>,
1nc R.atr tost Qh0l, lie, carlots i@a4c higher In
etpAl lote.
nOsT0N.
BosTos, Hept. .14-FLnuR~UnchnnRtd.
1n41a-Cosn--ftnrke dull; mixed and yellow, f7@
pic. Oata--Denana fair and market firm; nilad 4nd
No whIto io1abac. 1t5s, NkA9sc.
, 1875-09-15

ST JOHNS SCHOOL.
Boarding and Day schoni for Yonng 1A4.its and
:! West 1hirty.terond.st, rcv York. Dr, Ir,1peI
special claes for thu rtudy Of tns Euelhh Language
aud Lteraurr Illustrating and illustrated by is-
tory. ~tih rtos1ngt from the Lest authosa will begin
IN November HIS elass for the historical and critical
study Of thc Fine Aria vii begin 1t ths sane tine
Ihc Fall Term teRsns On Netlna%dar, snpt. H. la1l
For ctrolIsgs and information apply II at.,vo.
, 1875-09-15
MARINE


PORT or CHICAGO, SEPT. ~
AARtvxp-Tng II. z. Paine. 0rand Haven, tnwtn9 =:
bArgo Z. r. Alien, 0rand uaycu lumber; brrge City
of Eric, dtrnd IIascn+ lumber largo Apprentice
Boy, 0raud Haven, lumber barge Q. o. D., afsn't
LA+sn, lumbcr: lug u.ty Hmolo. Bhebnygan. tnwfnR;
ethr james l.. Gmnrr, Eacanabs, tron ore tug New
Era GRIND Haven, towing raft : sohr ithica Musfn-
kon, lumber prop Roanoke Inra1o. snndsie. prop
uhsns, Buffalo, auntslrs atnr Coronn, RI. 1oc,
0uulrss; prop messenger, III. Joe, sundrlcr,
ttmf ahcbnJghn, Manitowrc, sHnirts; Hehr
co1lIngvool. Grand Trayorae, bark: stlnr
Huron, Holland, sunds!e*; prop hlanom!nee,
Stuskcgon, auu1lics; achr Margaret Dali Michigan
Cly, light; prop q. r. 1fca.h, HAuaAtuck, aundrtcs;
trop Empire S:ae, lInftalo HHulrter; scr Live Oat
uansec lumber; scow Dan uaJe., h1nsllstet. Iun,-
Der; prop oaHes.tehEe. oStenatnrg. sundr1ca; hsig
Commerce, Menomlnec, lumber scl,r MYRTLE h1ustb-
non, lumber scnr I.umsern'au 1,ack Greek lutnlar:
scow Champion, black 1sko, lark; achr Mary L,a-
Wig, 81. joseph, lumber: Rchr Lyman IT. D4vIs.
sMlmtesou. lumber; sclr +. A. 0rsnger, Ashtabu!a,
soA; prop ouyahoga, Marquette, suntlries.
Ct1Ahsn-Bchr J. II. scntt, Bu1.lo, 23,too hu
vheat scbr sea Star, saugatnct, 81 cords tsons scr
De- so shse Rgs g. 1hst 3'p @
1s, sebl e. o ~ s oil @
1aaso II Gov Mi;ion ssusstaea, ssss ai,o q
Denton Issbor. su,iries; stms Cofona, 81. Joasrh,
4undrtcs atmr s!,eboygan. Manituwoc, s,,ntirIca.
lfIonr cttAhAscEs-scbr II. Dali. Michigan Cily,
To cords stona prop O. J. Truer1ell 0rocn Day Isl
30 brls applra, mid Annlrtcs; prop h1snomnco M;s.
ttson, Is hrls pork, lea lard, anl eanlrscs; prop
I.ss aeed, and sundEios; prop D. i. iieAth, Bauaa-
luck srndr1es schr Huron, sansatucf, 70 Iris ce-
ment .nd e,narlea: schr D. A. Wells. Hag hay, 20 In
prop SshlsskA buffalo, 81 900 bu cot,, 20 73t b nata
ap brls tous,, % btla pork, and sundrics; prop
Chluaeey uuriburt, buffalo. JG, ,a0l bu vlest.
, 1875-09-15

. SuecehA of the nrw management. Mnn1ay evening.
Helt. IL. THE AAhtss TAYLOR LsJAfEfNA rI,tt.
tht in",f e"mf+te orr4i,s.on In America. BARLEY
EaMpi*l!t iEtuEe nf G,cia:J entitled
HILLS AND bEAKs. Matinces Wednesday sud sst-
ufday. Popular prizes. -. % mi n ,ants.
Friday ssen,ng. He1t. IT, Beaeht ot Sti.s M1t1on
Jay'r. Who will spI~ar Ilehfiets, IN tho TWO Or
PlASH. h.n, aAiurlay M-unar atl Evening.
MnnlaJ-tACK ASI,JiTI4 T!,Ol-tE
, 1875-09-15


Fstshts were Guot yesterday but firm, a. few
carriers vcro willing to acccps tho rates offered The
idyanoe In grim checked the outward moyetncnt but
there VIA some inquiry for vessels nevertheless.
Nearly oil Of tho charters given, however, wsrc mse
On tho prerioua day. Wheat WAS taken for buffalo by
steam it &c. which rnte was nAkel for s.l yeesels
Charters. To nutIalo-lrop Roanoko wheat and corn
prop Russia, whest corn, and oats: prop lava, bal.
snce cArgo oozn and oats, all through. 10 Bar,,ie-
8chr Nolle Gardner, corn through. 10 Er1o--Prop
Chtns, Wheat through; hchr not named, NtOt1 bt1
corn. CaIActy-HheAt 3, ,H00 bu; corn, 20, 600 hu
ost1, 2o,ooo bu. 8clr J. White loads wheat 1t BILL.
vautoe for 9gdensburg.
NEW LIGHTS.
Ths Lighthouse Doartl Fives notica that On and
sfter Sept 90 la7s, light will bc shown from the ton
OF cluster Of piles tecouy driven on tho north sf3o
Of the entrance to Thunder DAY River about 4oU feot
from the eastesiy ond Of Gtlchrtsa wharf, Tbs tight
Will bo h1td white Tho illuminating apparatus H.
(hand-lantern, lighting $50 deg Of The horizon. The
focal rlans Is Is fec. above lnaau 1sko leveL Tbs
structure Ia cluster of four ptlee driven within feot
Of wasor!eTel then capped an.l surmountod By post
u fest high. from tho top of which tho apparatus II
on Of tbs llEht-houso ~ aken from to IaIe suryoy
Ghatts y y tolo"s: Latitude % deg. min. north
longitude 90 deg. 23 lnin- wost. Magnetic bearinxr
end distances Of Prominent obfectx ore ~ fellows
Thunder Bay Island Light bears E. Il h. lls( etatuta
mi!es. By osdoz of ~ Lighthouse HsarI. ''''a'o
toaxrH HEknr. Chairman.
Nodoe y also given that and after Hspt "a lY1t
Light viii be shown from the Lighthouse recently
s!skoW!t Bay Lako Bupnror. The Light viii be ttxed
vlta: Tho focal plane fl IS feet nbore tho ground,
aaa 70 tcet nbovo the mean lake level. Tho light
should g. sesu In clear weather from tho deck Of
poeis.on y fo1loxs: Latitude, II degrees {; iu
ktea NORTH: longitude, 81 degrcse II minutes woet
, 1875-09-15
ELLIS PETERSON.
baWfell2 Nleltll; School, H3rVard UDi7eEsit]

ls school provides fdHs ycara' coara. in Eug1-
!fadtnK I" tue degree 1t Civil Engineer Or
Miaina tn9urtr aid thrt years caursc4 In Cllrn,-
tas!ys ~ SAtufa Histoty, 2nt in tulasi rtlyA!ca
ap9 hsts.h'ny zach of 1hich le1* thr llacTce pf
~ - *ffs rs,fon nf te inssFnet, IN In tue same AZ
ua H'' eh to ande. iu tho College. Students
% the hei*At!nc b hpu tctpy rooulA IN C21evs
Hn1l1lnRs aud board at Memorial HILL The nptart',-
niI1* !ar stndes y, nl Tia le4 afoy.
~ W. ssry great, As Cnirai*y hek amply provided
III Mvsro5ba ap2-ratia, anl c"ll.c.l"ns. Esa1ni-
tlAIhhs sof eiutltstou will IL hcfl S+,k 81 and OIL
beginning At I. IT, For tntnzuaas.ra, A.l!1tta
JAMES ". uhEn}E. kecratary
, 1875-09-15

Sptf'aI U1fpafcA 70 Tie EAfraVo TF1bNns.
Fonr Hunos, Mich, Sept l&.-PAssED Down.
Prora eaniao, Benton, Philadelphia, Scotia No. /,
BsdRer State, Europe, Annie Smith; schrs Oliver
NItchsll. 1shteming.
PAas1n uf-rrors st. Joseph. Htar Eureka, Will
I'm Cows, Graves and consost schrs postor g. Y. H.
Mataon, Peshugo, c. u. burton. Chandler, i. Wella
unadaiA 8AnsnA, Fame, D. 8. AuAun, Lucy j.
Clark. Dees!e B4rwick, Timothy naksr.
M1HnNoFthWess, gentle. Weather hno.
Ths bark Archie is .tn! on tho be&ch bolow sarn,&,
mo !. eoin4 agsrsd Of hor cargo. Tbs basXs Dread
u.ught has been pumped out, rnosded her ie1k load
Of lumber, and viii tow to ner Journeys snd.
:rseta! DispatsA tn Tat Ehteaao TStsuns,
PoRT HunoN, Sept 1t-l0 p. m.-Dowa-prors
4AoereoTn, cha1nrlatn, Montana, Idaho, f1oi i,
uR-Props ontar3o, Caldwell and consert, East Sag
&AE md bAr9e4 nshr Dacosa,
, 1875-09-15

. aH'sefd1 1Fsb0sth 70 FhA CH3caao 7F76NHe.
-A8ALLE7 ILL.,. Sert. N-AnhIvED mr. N1yEn-prop
CITY Of rroEta. from Peril, With load Of PASSENGERS
for the 8tAts Fair 1t Ottawa.
D1rAR7Ep-rrop Atlantic and canalboat Messenger.
from Chicago, both for Peoria, loaded with lumlor
q. L Booth, Light, from Lasalls 10 raru.
Pissed n7o dAxAI-olty Of Peoria, With excursion
party from reEn to ostawn; barge Nc. light 10 load
ssnd 1t Lock II; Ellzabeth. light, 10 Utica.
FAssxD 0uE-Props Atlantic and Messenger, both
Tor peortA, with Lumbar: E1abeth, loslel with Loct-
port dour, for LaBalle.
THelve fect Inches OF water on tha mitorail of
Lock Us, md Rlowly falling.
DA1DdtFoar, Sept. t.14.-Ann1vEp-Grscs0 0rtswo,t.
Itnoots, ctn bu corn prop Kln9 brothers, Ka,ka.
Ken teedcE 900 bu corn, f0 bu oats 401 bu rye Cay
ugs, Lockpost, 1900 bu oais.
GLE4nEp-pncent1, Juliet, s4,7i2 I. lumber, 8.7oo
ath H. 7ooaon, prop C4th, Norris 100 brls sajt 20
sons nsrthapdiae Dolphin ottAwa, o. 5a3 It lumber,
, 1875-09-15

RACINE ooLxL.EGE
The hho1l of Lttera The S<4enuls School, A,4 ,nc
Grammar sshoal Of naeine caleae will rEoI+u Hedu+a
dry, Sept. 15
TIE 1esors ton n Tay!or HAIL. With many tmprove-
menn ana ne~ fAbor1tery sud HynussluIn whiel,
arc to b. nnthel hefnre tic opens will add rpuc
To the sdtantsRra OF tho instttuAon.
For Admiaslnn aprlyto
NE| JAMES DE EuvES, q, D..
K-eine College, Itacine via,
Catalogues can Eu bad at 14nneu. McDlnya l. Eae
Mltehct1 EIathsway*, 15a Btstesb. and at the Msn
cilAnta' National B1uk.
, 1875-09-15

CHICAGO. BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY RAILROAD,
Dfpota. to-f ~ LaA+.., iadauu-4 Strt4.gtA.s
ant t..t ht14ts'A.sa. Tiekss Qs.e41, u ct.rt d
, 1875-09-15

MARhlAtfGss ss tho.s bout u nas,y. % d. pa,s-
tU1DN. il. ..ia.l Ssts@. s.is i: 1ssss ,
compilation. ke This ~ work of ~ 9sieA
wiki Aalnasooa rsvnxa and o4AtA4us valuable intoe
ton fus thpAA who married cltAnp&ta
E.ss: .t 4 bost ~ ea1at e :. uod:t lesa .aa
{Post-pAi1l !os Ytfty Csnts. AdtreAa DIR. HpF1X
piSEk&hANXa u 6akta KIfh&hAt4s H. LaNA ~
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-09-09

at least when she comes to the RAPIDS.
The party was we'll cared for at Music
Hall where the tables fairly groaned
under the gaod things prepared for the
stomach's sake. We make our paper
on Thursday, so we were obliged to alb
sent ourself all day. Sorry, but it
could't be helped. What with music
and tripping the eight fantastic, -
eating, and drinking ice water, all had
a good time for which we are thankful
When we need rain we must send
Invitations to Wausau and we know
they will come, for they always love
to do a good turn for their friends.
They are death to a drought. The
party returned at s p. m. having en-
joyed pile of fun and comfort for
which we are glad.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-09-09
JESSE Cole.

Reform Delegates. L. ?. Pow
ers and H. W. Remington were elect
ed Assembly District delegates to the
state convention, and Hon. Matt Wad-
leige, Of Stevens Point, and j. N.
Brundage, of Grand Rapids, were
chosen Senatorial delegates to the same.
The Convention convened yesterday at
Milwaukee.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-09-09

Welcome Wausau.-About one
hundred and fifty of our Wausau
friends came down on especial" last
Thursday to shake hands with their
best friends, the Grand Rapids men
and women, girls und bows. We be-
lieve the trip was under the auspices
OF the Episcopal Society, which didn t
hurt it any. We ''shook" with some
forty or fifty and then had to dig out
or die, for such hospitable fellows don't
XII with ''klub' but with kindness.
" course it ralred-it always rains
when Wausau goes away from home,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-09-09
Excursion to Camp Meeting.

EXCURSION TO camp MGGtEng.-
An excursion train conveyed some
thirty of our people to Amherst last
Sabbath where the camp meeting is
being held The train left at 0:25 A.
NJ reaching Pfover at 9:05, where the
number was increased to about sixty.
The train reached Amherst Junction
at $50 where a sufficient number OF
teams were in waiting to convey all to
the grounds. The services are spoken
of as being very full of interest, and
many who felt the hallowedness of the
day and the sacredness of the occasion
were called on to address the congrega-
ton.
The morning discourse was deliver
ed by Bro. Fellows, Presiding Elder,
from Luke 10Th chapter, his remarks
being based upon the parallels contain
ed therein. The afternoon discourses
were able and all seemed to enjoy the
meeting very much indeed. The train
returned at $50 all participating bear
ing witness to an enjoyable time, meet
ing old acquaintance and hearing
much Of truth spoken in Gods first
temples
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-09-09

Religious Seryioes-Will be held
in the Methodist Church next Sunday
morning. Ny health and strength
have SO far returned that I shall at
tempt to preach TO the people at that
time.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-09-09
Our Small Change.
Charming weather !

Charming weather,
%! how they stave on the locker
pier.
= Jack is reforming" at Milwau-
kee.
Billy Jones is running a grocery
at Bearss' marsh.
The choppers" are making raids
on the hop yards now.
The Reformers are sshaving it out"
now at Milwaukee.
The school house wall is complet-
ed. Now for the roof and towers.
1.-Two men,-names unknown
we're drowned at Little Bull on Sun
day evening.
The wheat crop Of Minnesota has
been badly damaged in the shock, by
tne recent terrlDle rains.
Mrs. Harrington is taking some
excellent photographs now. Patron
ize her.
Wanted, to trade a good beeve
for new milch cow. Enquire at the
Reporter Office.
Fetch on your job work. Our
little press has been red hot the past
two weeks.
"A few more old papers to put
where they will do the most good, for
sale at the Reporter Office.
Hon. Jos. Wood brings to our
sanctum branch of a crabapple tree
about twenty inches long, holding 80
golden apples.
The river is mad, angry and roars
like Bashen bull. Much lumber is
coming over. The Meehans are run
ming three fleets.
ID ohm Edwards has ten RATS of
clear narrow stuff RATED in-not knot
in it-which starts soon for St. Louis.
Johns happy.
We acknowledge the receipt of
ticket to the Waupaca Agricultural and
Mechanical Associations Exhibition
Sept. IA, Is and Is. Thanks.
This is the picking season. Now
pick Watermelons and muskmelons.
If VIC shouldn't be In, why, just leave
EN- at the Drug Store.
Crosse makes the best green ap-
pie pies we've tasted this year Fam
lies supplied at reasonable rates, All
manner of pastry is speciality with
Crosse.
Miss Fannie Baker, Miss Alice
Grace and Miss Mary Dougherty have
been selected to teach in the several
depar tments of our school the ensuing
year.
Several Of the Wausauyers gave
US the shakes last Thursday. We
tried to remember the names of some
forty or fifty, but we had no German
Grammar and consequently-Come
again boys.
Merchants are busy now. The
cranberry business makes activity
Hamm & Go. are dumping" Taylor
& Compton are whoopin' 'er up lively,
Miller is opening choice drygoods--
fine prints-and Mitchell in Centralia
is throwing physic to the-sick with
gusto.
"A cat fish weighing q lbs. was
caught in Garrison's mill race last
week. It was served up at the Philleo
House, and at the House that Jack
built. James the 1st getting q slice.
We skinned it. II We had the max
ing Of those fish we'd build 'em al.
ready skinned
Now cranberry picking has COM
menced all over the county. If you
listen you may hear the tinkle of the
little red gems as they fall into the two
thousand boxes brought into requisi-
ton as receptacles for the gathering.
About bushel minute will be gath
cred for the next two weeks, so listen
and if you hear 'em drap, just make a
note ont.
The meeting called at the Tribune
Office last Friday evening to consider
Prof. Chittenden's proposition, was a
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-09-09
LOCAL MATTERS.
Ell. Es. EDEaEAAEO, Editor.
CITY AND COUNTY.

Gone 10 the University. Albert
Fontaine and Peter Amley left on the
W. Y. Road, 5 p. NJ, Monday, for
Madison. Success to the boys, and
may they graduate with honors.