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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-05-20

Send in your job work We can
execute anything from receipt for
two dollars for the Reporter up to a
New York Canal Contractor.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-05-20
Another LITTLE One Como =

Another Little One G0ne.-Mr.
and Mrs. n. E. Emmons babe coed
by to their little babe last Sabbath.
The little one was well Friday night,
but on Saturday morning symptoms of
a slight cold were apparent which as
sumed a congestire form, taking the
little one away almost Immediately.
The affection comes doubly severe up
on the parents who buried little one
only short year ago. The sympa-
thies Of our whole community are with
them in this their hour Of trial. The
most tender words are but poor consol-
ers Of. grief in the ordeal of death,
but the pleasant thought may ever
come yelling UP that though the little
one can never more return to them,
they may in Gods good time go to her,
when there shall be such blessed re-
union as shall compensate for all the
grief Of earthly parting.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-05-20

Sad Accident.-Sam Parker had
the misfortune to break leg at Nee
han mill on Mill Greek last Monday
He was brought home and his wounds
attended to by Dr. Donaldson.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-05-20
Haunted. -Contralia has sense

Haunted. -Centralia has sense
ton. We are credibIy informed that
credulous individual whose mother
married a man named Gardner, recent
Iy moved into somewhat dilapidated
building opposite Garrison's store, but
dug OUT after two-nights' soiourn.
The first night his wife thought she saw
a battalion Of butcher knives dancing
upon their tips. and the second night
bloody man appeared carrying dead
baby in his arms, and the third night
well, the twain weren't there to re-
port. Now who Will give us dime
novel? SO valuable foundation
ought certainly to have a superstruture.
Sudden and Severe AlHjction.-
A few days ago only, DIR. Donaldson
with his wife and family started for the
southern portion Of the state, it being
the intention Of Mrs d. to soiourn
during the summer with her relatives.
While on the way, their eldest daueh
ter, Maud, bright and exceedingly
interesting little girl was very sudden
y taken, at Hancock, with congestion
of the lungs, and after Two days, sue
cumbed to the disease which destroyed
her lijtle life. We assure the mourn
ing parents that the soulful sympathy
Iof al oar people is theirs in their I'M
expected bereavement. Though The
LITTLE life is gone cut from upon earth,
yet an angel is born to swell the an
gel hosts Ct the Sweet Home Of God.
The Il, and L. Sooiety.-Tho
basement was crowded to its utmost ca
pacity last Monday night, as usual.
The programme was well carried out
with tie exception Of She tableau and
an essay by Miss Hattie 3Iosher which
were omitted. Master Walter Wood
acclaimed admirably, Prest Cochran
read from "LongfeLIow's Evangeline'
in excellent style. Miss Fontaine and
Miss Susie Rabin gave Norma" in
very good taste considering the diff
cult composition which IS rarely at
tempted by amateures. Miss Winnie
Rablin and Miss Anna Dutruit rend-
dered a duet with excellent effect. 1t.
was agreed to hold the public enter
tainment in two weeks, consequently
there will be no meeting Of She society
next Monday evening.
A Voice from SWeeden.-Ameri-
can Chemists and their Production APP
preciated BY the Professors at the eel
ebrated Universities in Sweden. Mr..
Sachs. Sir,-At your request, I have
tested Halls Vegetable SisciIian Hair
Remover, in my practice at the "Sera-
finer Hotel and can say, it will re-
store gray hair to its original color. tt
is entirely harmless, and is a valuable
remedy to use in such cases.
?. II. HALusTEN,
Professor Of Chemistry and Medicine. |
Stockholm, July 6, 1903. |
From the highest medical authority an |
Sag5edea. As I have had occasion to
see several persons, who, for some
time, have used Halls Vegetable Sicil-
ian Hair Remover, and know that it
has restored the original color of the
hair, as well as being efficient in re-
moving the itching and dandruf that
accompanies the falling off of the hair,
[ consider it my duty to acknowledge
the same to Mr.. Sachs.
VINCENT LUNDBERG.
Physician-iu-Chief to the King. and
Preserver of his life.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-05-20

, DaIiy except Sunday. Daily EXCEPT Sat
urday. Supper. I Breakfast
R8-A train leaves Green Bay st ; 4. NJ. con
Meeting at Hilbert With train for Worcester. ar
irving there at 10 T. NJ; returning from Wor~
Green Bay at lI:l0 2. NJ.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-05-20
Swept From q Raft.-Four mt

Swept From a Raft.-Fou men
were swept from a raft Sunday morn
ing coming over the Lyon dam. The
raft broke upon the dam, having got
cut Of the channel. Three were res
cued before reaching the eddy, but the
fourth was carried nearly to the bridge
before being picked up.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-05-20

Death Of Wiley HalI.---The fol-
lowing we clip from The Prairie Ne,cs,
sent us by e. D. Hall. Those Who
knew Wiley years ago will be surprised
to learn Of his deoaase. The family
have the sympathy Of their many
friends in their bereavment
It IS with regret that we announce
that Mr.. Scion Wiley Hall, son of our
esteemed fellow citizen GIr. e. D. Hall,
died this morning at o'clock. It was
but recently that he came from Milwau-
kee, where he had been in business, to
visit his fond parents, brothers and
sister, and although at the time Of his
arrival here, that terrible disease, con-
sumption, had assumed a form which
plainly told that his days en- earth were
numbered, and early this morning he
''crossea over the river" and his soul
took It's fight to that undiscovered
country from whence no traveller re-
turns" Immediately upon his death,
his remains were taken in charge by
the Knight Templars, Of which order
he was . worthy member, and he will
be followed to his last resting plabe to-
morrow By the Ivanhoe Commandar1
and large concourse Of our citizens
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-05-20

Sale of the Congregational Par
Congregational Parson-
age has been sold to Mrs. L. Z. Hitch
cock, who will occupy it as boarding
house. Mrs. IT. pays the sum Of
100000 for the property, assuming
the mortgage Indebtedness Thus
has gone property which has cost at
least $2,50000, because of lack of
pluck and presence of poverty. We
don't propose to cry, and we certainly
won't laugh.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-05-20

4 Serenade. The Pharmacist
Dispeasat0gy Opera BoufEe
Troupe. This noted combination
played in our city one night recently.
It's members are all frst-class artistes
comprising the following noted stars,
Herr Carl SIoughkoom, Of the Ste
vens' Point Opera House, Herr Carl
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of the Oshkosh
Salon de Paris, Signor Otto de Roses
schultz of the Green Bay Germania
Orchestra and Herr Eph Jay Double
youood Of the Klerkoftheboard Opera
Kourt Honse. The troupe made mel
ody in our ears last Friday night.
What with the Either: Guitar and a
ten shilling lantern for rendering Lglt
music played by Eph Jay Doubleyou-
God tie music was exquisite. Herr
Carl Observation-Disclosures we judge
executed on a feline instrument-we
cast no reflections upon Herr. P's mu-
steal talent, but the kitten must have
been out Of tune-Wo acknowledge
several fine airs which We listened to
in robes becoming s'tho night
season." The celebrated Opera
Jaughneye Schmokkier was exquisite
Iy rendered only Herr Poughmainne-
villetion got a chord Of our fve-fnger-
ed ivy in his ear which played a reveille
upon the drum which discordod the
harmony slightly, We asked the boys
in to dishes of warm buttermilk and
beans but prior engagements must be
attended to. Come again you Opera
troupers.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-05-20
THE II EPORTE R.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
GRHaRCH DIRECTORY.

GKA Il N a Z Ia n = 4 UEs
ROMAN CATHOLIC-Rev: WIN, DECAL-
tVER,-Seryices every Sabbath morning at 10
O'clock Catechism l P. NJ. Vespers P. NJ.
CONGREGA .-Rev.--------
Services every Sabbath at 10 IL A. NJ, aud l.
pm. Sabbath School at L M. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evenings.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.-R3v. JESSE
COLE. Services every Sabbath at 10 - A. NJ
and Il. p NJ. Sabbath School at 4. NJ.
Prayer meeting Thursday evenings.
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Central EeaEEro.

OPERATED BY PHILLIPS 4 Colby CONSTRUCTION co
May 16 1875.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-08-27
ORIGIN Or TnI GOD uXMEN.

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A Norri,.nwn b., Who found poek
i, Iopk containing eight, .Iivu dollars,
and rsturnul il to I'll, owner. refused
i reward II i've cents for his trouble,
explaining that mum, mAn has bcvn
ruinul hy suddenly becoming Itch.
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have no more 10 say. Tho win being
.,urnt. IL course Richard Fo.iescac alias
Airlic. succeeded % hls fathers property.
and also married his cousin. Mas Nil.
Lruako.
I..sy now reside In Devonshirc. and
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-29
SYMPTOMS OF cATARRa.

Dull, heavy headache, obstruction OF
The nasal passages, discharges falling
from the head into the throat. sometimes
profuse, watery and acrid, at Others
thick, tenacious. mucous, purulent,
bloody and putrid; there Is ringing In
the ears, deafness. hacking or coughing
to clear the throat. oIpcctoration Of Of
fensivo matter. together with scabs from
ulcers; the voice Ii changed and has q
nasal twang. the breath Is offensive.
smell and tastc are impaired;- there In n
sensation Of dizziness. mental deprcs-
sion, hacking cough and general debil.
ity. Only q few Of the above-named
symptoms are. however, likely TO be
present in any ons case. There 10 no
disease more common than catarrh. and
mono less understood by physicians.
DR.. Sago's Catarrh Remedy is, beyond
all comparison. the best preparation for
catarrh ever discovered. Under the In
iluencs Of la mild. soothing asd healing
properties. the disease Dol yields. Tbs
Golden Medical Discovery should be
taken to correct the blood. which 10 al
ways at fault. and 10 act specifically up
on the diseased glands and lining MEM
brans Of tho nose. The Catrrrh
Remedy should b applied warm with
DR.. Pierce's Nasal Douchs-ths only
instrument by which fiuids can DO psr.
fsclly injected 10 al the passages and
chamber Of the noss, rum which dis
changes pspeasAs Thsrs medicines are
sold d. d~EtEgts1l. ~ b..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-29


The ~splsootlc hss n,sdc its appear
snDs here again In ! very mild form.
andthsrs ars not bat few horses In The
csy not Affected. s5tu /.
NEw YoRx. September 29.--Edward
oBAdwin. the Iish Giant and prize
fighter. died this Afternoon from wounds
Indicted w his partner Fsnnsll. who
shot him on Monday last. F..
Lospox. Sept. 1.-Ths damage dons
70 the crops BY the floods Is said to be
enormous In Lonsford. Kerry and Tip
psrary, Ireland. Al Cork the foods
have subsidsd. but Il Is believed several
psrsons Are drowned.
BEIosAps. Sept. 2s.-It Is reported
that tbs sublime porte has notified the
ssrvian Government that IL IL about 70
Occupy the Island Of Little Redoubt In
the river Drna which Is claimed By Ser
VIA. The Ssr::ian Government opposes
yhs project. n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-29

sAx FnAScisoo. Sept. 29-2:3o p. ~
In the Municipal Court to-day tho In.
distnsnts against Hellsigel and VIE
misr. former deputies Of Buckley, Id
osnss Collector, were dismissed on mo-
tion OF the prosecuting attorney. They
testified against Buckley. thereby Inn
plicsting themselves. and the case
against them was dismissed on the
showing that their testimony was In the
nature Of States evidence.
Payments arc still being made on as
~ssssrnsnts levied on tho guarantee fund
Of the Bank Syndicate. II Is expected
that the whole amount will DO paid TO-
day. The Board Of Directors at their
meeting yesterday took no action with
regard to fixing . day for opening.
though Il Is understood that satur-
day will DO decided upon. Il
IL rumored That at tho meeting
OF stockholders on Tuesday mort Sharon
will be elected President Of the Bank,
but nothing authoritaively Is known to
that effect. As the Syndicate o con-
trolls q majority OF the stock the eloc-
don will undoubtedly be In its hands,
and perhaps tho choice Of Sharon, as
President Of tho Syndicate, may DO in.
dicaivs Of some ground for the present
rumor. though inquiry fails 10 confirm
Il. The AAa. this morning. states that
the liabilities Of the Bank are only $lo.-
600, 900 instead Of IL or II rs heretofore
gsasrally mentioned, but on application
To o member Of the Board. tho state
mont does not meet with confirmation.
Chas. Clayton & Co.. grain NOR.
chants. corner Front and Clay streets,
suspended yesterday. There Is no doubt
hat their embarrassment 10 morally tenn.
porary In its nature. The firm have as.
sets In excess Of their liabilities, the
suspension being caused merely BY lack
Of coin on hand TO settle accounts com.
Ing due. II IL probable they will soon
BE- going on % usual.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-29
NEVADA.
cssaagrasien In Carsen-ssvsrai
nuiidings Destroyed Rsbbsry
and Burgiary-Ths Fires Doast.
less Inesndiary Work.
(By the Atlantic and Paeinc Llne.l

D.. -
[By the Atlantic and Pacific Llne.I
Clnsox. Sept. 29.-This morning.
about q quarter Of 5 o'clock, as the pas
ssnser train from Reno arrived, the On.
ginssr saw = large volume OF smoke H.
sue from Moore & Parksr's hall, corner
Of ormsby and sposr streets, immsdi.
atsly followed by flames. The engineer
commenced To whistle to give tho alarm
and continued for several minutes, fol.
lowed BY the ringing Of the Mint boil,
which brought out tho fro companies,
but not until Moore 4 Parker's Hall
wa completely wrapped In flames. The
building being Of infammabls structure,
burned very rapidly and communicated
The flames 70 adjoining buildings, ons
Of which wa Goo. TuAey's hns resi-
dencs. which was completely guttsd and
ruined. Most OF the furniture was saw
Cd, but In q badly damaged condition.
John Q. Noors's dwelling was burned.
During tho FIRE. whilo tho people were
engaged In carrying out furniture from
Moors's house. his watch was stolen
from the bureau, and Afterwards q man
came 10 him and offered 10 work up the
case for s75. which was agreed 70. The
man appeared 500 with the watch,
whom he with his a~ccomplices 1.-TWO
In numbcr) were arrested and lodged
In Jail. Colo Athorton's hay yard was
sst on Are about Ave O'Clock this morn
Ing. but fortunately sxiingnishod without
any damage. The nre was discovered
In tho rear Of the ball and was unques-
tionably the work Of an incendlary. rs
no one occupied any part Of the hall.
The following IL q list Of insurance:
Moore & Parksr's hall. insured In Com
nsrcii Union Company for $3.50. and
In Hrsman's Fund for $3.50. John Q.
Moors's dwelling. $1,000. in CONNER
eial Union. George Tuhy's dwelling.
e2,2oo. Commercial Union, and $500
In Royal Canadian. About two o'clock
this morning Mr.. Lamsraux VA awak.
snsd By some ons trying 70 enter his
house through the kitchen door. but not
succeeding thu man appeared at the
window. When Mr.. Lamcrsux saw him
hs Immediately arose. got his pistol. and
proceeded 70 the door. and % be opened
u the man ran around the house. fol-
lowed By two shots from Mr.. Lameraux's
pistol, but without effect.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-29

SAs FaAxcrsoo. Sept. 29.-l:3or p. n.
I'VE received this morning the follow.
Ing dispatch from special reporter
in Ban Francisco. In response TO . re-
quest that hs ascertain definitely, the
day upon which the bank would ro'
opsa.-ED. NEvs.1
BAN FakxcIsoo, Sept. 29th.
Com Hull NEws: Ihavs 1t from the
lips Of VIM. Sharon, Esq., that the
Bank Of California viii positively TO
open on saturday next, here, and In
your place. The prospects are improv-
Ing every day. The Bank has three
millions Of coin in i!s vaults. including
the twenty per cant. Of guarantee fund
paid In. RrroHrxs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-29
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o,,x,xa oy TINE PrnLrc ScuooIs..


OPENING on n PrpLfc ScnooLs.-
Notice was given in tho NEws OF a few
-. -. ar, ,n,... o,h.,w;.a ds..r-
\. n,Il;. s.hool. I'm Coli Hin
m'a. n,iI ansn an Naniax 0c,ai,.r
p,pr S",;aa na- c;xa1 ,hss ,ho
Trn.,o:s havs b.en npaslc 10 laws The
nov s,hooI ho,.a completel anil ready
for occupation at that date. and tho
opening 81 The schools mas zen POSI-
HTn" s.SaoI ,nn.. ill he simo.t
completed by next Monday, but as the
paint will DO fresh. the Trustees have
decided that the health OF the children
might 10 endangered. n have con.
cluded % defer the school opening I'LL
the date above stated.
H.. .. pu~ IT,. A.,
~" ~
returns from ouiion sn'PPco W 'n'
Mint at Carson, by the Imperial Mining
Company. wero received yesterday.
bullion Of the value Of 81, 600 was lately
shipped to the Mint, on which tho I'm
p'n,u mas ai.a'y i,." n.
the Hank Of California. Tho above IL
all from tho Douglas mill. which began
crushing orc on the 10th inst. Tho
monthly cleanup has not yst oeeh
made, u Jndsins rom inc ABOVE =
Imperial VIII shortly oe u Oh 'ne
great ouihon producing oo"
inines'
Trs riRs AT CARsoS.-In our tel
x.,h;. J;.n.,.,s. w;ii Ia found 4 full
's''i" "f 60
account oi a"es''"eu'o )"
City this morning. IL would appear
from all hat can DO learned on inc sno'
jet that the nre was ,hS wofk OF an
ineendiary. a n'ls ,is'iS sn.
par. OF tne aa'ho -,
wouiu apP.an 'Vs.n a.. $500.
'"s IA. =. ,hs anil M !,
s". I.a. 10 srah =, s..;,l.nt .honIJ
~ A.. rob, n,,t~ N miyhs nav,
.hrwa., 81 5;.nsrsinc tbs villains who
~ -, a. mar, n, tha Siate NJ
n,s.sn,
~ ,NN
p0S'0a ~ a" mo c'r,"--.. =.
nse'ed WIN inc DAM w,-~
tho pay-day.s next mon.n ~ln 20 nun ~
the 9ih to i'm days OF Tue Hou.ans
steal OF =. an Garner a1 III w;n mo,
occasion much Inconvenience to any in
the community. The fact being nm
ununea.l nj thu pfqseut time Will xlvt