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FRo1 FRIpAT, Aug 9th

[FRos FRIpAT, Aug 9th
ENTERED.
schr Sarah Hall, Morgan, 81 tons. Key
West ballast, to order.
Schr. Molly Emma, Stieper, 100 tons, Matsn-
sas, ballast, 10 order.
CLEARED.
By F. H. Williams Coggins, f07 tons, M,,-
tanhas. S0l 800 II. lumber, by Howe a.
Vaughan.
VESSELS IN PORT.
Schr. J. G. Read. Crawley, 32i tons,
Schr, NJ. Mclnnis, SmIth. i6 tons.
By Ambrose Light, Schwartz. 2l5 ,ons
Bg Dapbue. Copeland, 40 tons,
To which are to he added those above under
the head Of Entered.
LUMBER STATEMENT,
Cleared from Sept lst. IS74......33.3 .335 i75.
since 9th ult.-......... 30l 600.
Total $3.50, AS
REMARKS
To the above statement % per cent should
be added for lumber shipped in vessels under
eoasiing license, not clearing at the Custom
House
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Friday Sept 5rd, 1875.
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RES iXuaAS s~slxrEnsrn PAer-second column
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BENNETT HVQ4DING.

RENNErr BUILDING.
FEW MORE OFFICES TO LET
DIRECTORY.
Rooms BASEMENT.
i~Lawrence Co.. Bankers
81: / I; PumGn,, em;S : ST ststlons.; lone:
4k kaEip ! b,ven1sa; I; 11,sn; Gissr1 ase,.r.
e-Baum 4 friedmaFPi FiRsT fs1l0ss sToRy
Inlet Very eseso ssHSos6 ief sapsns sf5as and Insurance
J-McMahSn j " Y 1s, 1,:t Morse LAWYERS
A buckingham, Lawyer.
s-Crmpbeli Palmer, Lawyers
& Meade 4 Rockwell, Lawyers.
6-Northwestern Life Insurance Company
L. S. Benedict Agent
ss-rolet
~ Chamber of Life insurance.
~ Charlton T. Lewis secretary
l2-McCarthy Chalmers Lawyers
IN II: E 4 EseSHspn; Wea, Gnw1sry H@xyer
international Coilsction st Z, Assoeiatioa. Ss
llJudge Sutherland
s1FeisiitsS sF IT. ssS.; / csrdwdil, ccaMdyspil Lawyers
j 5 Hanson, Lawyer
'-Sheridan, Bonynge, Cochran and NcEwsu. ssepo-
,-Si,4s. iI' { sSs $s,s%.. %ss f:,$is Ts%ssr.
J: B. Aiken Lawyer.
S-W. 9. 1raphagen, Lawyer.
WI, Ryan, Lawyer:
L. o. Wilson, lawyer
W. Durack. Lawyer
lo-Wkinson & Peters Trustees of Estate OF White.
= Harrison strong, Lawyers
IA T. Woodruff, Lawyer
NV. X. Bergholz, Civil Engineer
Pelham and f0Fsnfsifr SaEsH Fsi15qsa sT6Ry Company
2, Edear kecaum, Eegister IN Bankruptcy
4, Henry wehie, i:awys~
''SS. 'S. ssaner. sStnn; Lq%ysr; Iswqcr.
cHtt. Il. Ease, Etlss Ea%yer. IaTysr @
i. Euehrer. Lawye:-
sc. f. i. Srnlf sa,k'
7-fasSins ias'si $ I &C Crook, LAWYERS
Purroy BdtzeI Lawyers
sSrary, So !" SSaiIa %slisf kas&Ss1 s&snck. Lawyers
&c: !: Williams. Lawyer
:. Fred W. Kenny. Attorney and Counsellor
ii55 Lockwood Crosby Lawyers
FIFTH STORY
- -. aySssaSI SNae%Sff Bant nnwEsG Receiver.
~. .yTake%ap !. %aEeman. = aa'i"s haMyer. lawyers
~. B Roe, Lawyer
s-iGna s-fi1sh Z Z F,teS. S1Sis. Lawyers
s-Ha;sr! i. s s:sSss; \ sisSsSn; %sMSsy:y zswyera
g elety q for Reformation OF Juvenile Delinauens
y. A. lyueCker, Real ESTATE
G.. II. Lydecker, Lawyer
III. r. j. A. Reed, Lawyers.
l2-Byrne, Everett A Co., Lawyers
i Walsh Halbert ana Eckerson, Lawyers
SIXTH STORY.
John Townshend Lawyer.
A. Nicholson.
2--Hcnderson Benedict, Lawyer
H. Logan Scotch Granite &c.
sc. ". Carpenter, Lawyer.
4 Otis T. Hall, Lawyer.
5) g. y. Webster Lawyer
d. r. Lyddy, Lawyer
Jefferson Clark, Lawyer.
o. John l. Knight
~ JanitOr.
8 Hodges NceKer, Lawyers
- r. :. Burr, Lawyer
John Crompton, Accountant
- smith Dean City surveyors
Ul q. w. Van Siclen Lawyer
II 1T. II. Baldwin, Lawyer
" Charles ID. Barrow. Lawyer.
u, Henry A. Gilderslecve, Lawye
"a e. X Darlington, Lawyer
L. W. TomDkins, Lawyer
T. ". Miner Lawyer.
Two passenger elevators running ~ p. Ut
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Great Great TsSSstlSns rsaastons.
n, 1000 ards Hamburg Embroideries
At &c., &c. &C., &C., lOc, l21sc, yard
2 ~ 900 yards ss. ila%busg .aI E%@broiderles., NIB
Large lot OF Skirt Ruifngs. wv 'N'N'
&c., &C., l0c l21sc yard
Fancy Rulings lOc. to 25c. piece.
Embroidery Trimming 5c. to SOC. piece
Remnants OF Hamburgs cheap. wv '
SIsaTins SIsaTIns :ss sale
tor 80 days
for ~ days
Lot of Tucked Muslns l5c. yard.
Yard wide Tucked Muslins, 25c.
Large lot of Dimity, lec yard.
Satin striped Muslins l5c. yard.
Yard wide Linen Goods. l5c yard
Plain and Fancy Swiss Muslins.
IL 900 wards OF Tarletans
every color, at l21sc. yard. - ~ .. -
2s 900 Linen Towels to close.
Fine Huck Towels, lie.
turkish Bath Towels. 25c
E.tr. Bath Towels ,c to sc All linen Glass Towels l'c
~ ''"'''' '' Large rs'' satin Damask Towels, slc
900 large size Damask
p Napkins @ to clio CLOSE at &c. 2oc
KISzEy,s kISzEy,s
GLOVES.
i'''''l ''''1 .V Fine French cloth Gloves &c
Gents English Dogskin, 7sc. pair
Two-button Castor Gloves, sOc
Two.button undres sscd Kids, Doc
Two-buton Kids at Soc. pair
Gents Driving Gloves. 75c
Prices lower
than ever
Th;,ba The BALANCE .IS cot, Of our & ssscS of
Plain and Fancy Silks CSC. ward.
Lot of Silks, yard
Lot of velveteens Csc yard
Black Dress Silks 75c yard
BARGAINS IN OUR LXcE 1a Pesba sitSs oOo
BARGAINS IN OUR TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.
KINzEY's
BARGAINS IN OUR uAsDxnnonIrs DnrfaEzEysff. fsEzfy'f.
BARGAINS IN OUR WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT.
BARGAINS IN OUR SILVER PLATED WARE.
Bargains in our Fancy Goods Department.
go ''''', s. - '' '~''' kIszEEs: kIszEEs:
Large lot Of fine French F1owcrs
in long sprays reduced from 81 10 25c.
20COU square Silk Handkerchiets "
IN every color reduced TO 3lc
Large lot OF satin ana silk "
Fans, reduced to 25c. each.
$3.50 " kIszsy's: kIszsy's:
Thousands of yards of Ribbons
reduced to lc sc oc.' &C., &C. yard !, 49,, ,s
and So Cord I'd daH Hase 20 a. srSs ics gsrd ysain
Rich sashes yards long, al 81
Entire stock
Entire stock
clearing out
Real Guipure Laccs closing
out l5c., 25c. 2Sc, 3lc., 39c ana Soc. yard.
Lot OF Duchess Laces l0c. yard
Applique Laces, l5c. yard up.
Great Reduction in our stock
OF Real Laces to close.
yalenciennes Lace from lc yard up.
Real Brussels Nets. &c. yard
Wide Runled Collars lOc.
Neck Rulings, &C. yard up.
Linen ana Lace Sleeves, 2sc, pair.
valencennes Lace Collars &c. up.
SlOOUO worth of Ladies' ana
Misses Underwear skirts ChemiseS
Drawers Sacques Robes Corsets &C..
closing out very low
Is 900 silk Ties and
Scarfs, from &c. " Toe
s. 100 gents silk Scarfs
reduced TO 25c. and SIC.
Remnants and Soied Goods
in every department at any price
1000 very large wax Crying
SMALL WARES
Alpaca skirt Braids, &c.
Hooks and Eyes, ic card
Crochet Cotton, 3c. spool.
1wed Tapes, lc. piece.
80 yard spool Silks, 1c
loo yard spool Silks &c.
Linen Floss Sc. spool.
Crochet Braids, l0c dozen pieces
Pearl Buttons. &C., &C., &c. dozen.
Lots OF fancy Buttons &C.. &c., &C., &C. per dozen
REDUCTIONS IN EVERY DEPARTXE ENT
TO CLEAR OUT STOCK.
corner of Ninth street. ''
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A
CoNKLING & COMPANY,
ONE BLOCK BELOW A. T. STEWART CO.'S,
BEG TO ANNOUNCE
THEIR CLOSING OUT SALE
OF THE SEASON,
PREVIOUS TO TAKING
ACCOUNT OF STOCK.
AND IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR SPRING
IMP0nTATIONs WE WILL OFFER THE
MOST EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
EVER EXHIBITED IN TAIs CITY.
In our Silk Department we have made important re-
ductlOns in price and Ts shd sARGASs Gfa fSs
in Lyons black gros grain silk.
ELEGANT. BLACK dKos GRAIN M OF, OF THE CELE.
VILE t OFFER XF 81 S; aSo6 600 VALUE Eoa 81 70
ss st q ssss
exNr wko Gkos ofsN akSN sKs N SSoIcE SENISG ist
G2E9 GkR9 SH SSHEs HES SEN F
S. SILK OFFERED ELSEWHERE
Anl line Of fancy silks carried from last season
which will close out at 73c, s0c and 81 yard re-
duction OF 50 per cent.
ING OF MERiNoEs, oAsHMEREs, .pfAGoNALs,
sfs SAis sArEHN cLSrh. &C., &C. oLosIkG OUT At
PRICES BELOW COST.
IMPERIAL DIAGONAL sERGEs REDUCED TO 2sC. ;
WERE 45C.
saxony Plads reduced to 2sc. were 4oe
Cames. Hair Cloth tor po.onaise ~ yards wide,
duced 10 81; were 81
Pure camels' Hair Cloth for polonaise In elegant
shades of gray and brown suitable Tor the coming sea-
son. tUc. yard; worth Soc.
Our entire stock of Spring Dress Goods carried over
from last season, consisting OF Mohnirs Pongees De
Berss and prns serses we Will oer at Soc on the
a good chance to secure cheap dress Tor the coming
A1LwooL BLACK FRENCH oAsHNEREs
of the most reliable make beautiful brilliant black and
elegant finish, Ia yards wide, at 75c. yard.
4hs saBesGT Be.t G%a''sss at SIS 81 Is
Yard wide English Cambrics, in spring styles at
l21ac. were Uc,
Yard wide French Cambrics, in new spring styles, at
2pc were Dc
Domestic Prints best quality spring Styles &c.
10c.
IN OUR BLACK DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
we VIII 0nfE ExTRAoRDiNtARY XII iUiRDiHt BARGAINs;-
Black 3iarritz Cloth. 25c.; were &c.
Black Imperial serges Soc; were 45c
s!ack ack soaRs somsasns Ss Cloths s size: SOC.
BLACK Colorado Cloths, sSc.; were AZ
Black Henrietta Cloths 45c; were 611sc.
Black Alpacas, 25c.; were Nc.
Black Alpacas 371ac.; were hOc
Black Alpacas, 40c.; were Doc :.
Black Mohair BriIiantinc, Soc. were 75c.
Black silk aud henrietta Cloths, $llO; were $780,
SPECIAL
10000 yards of Hamburg Embroidcries in edgngs ana
nscroys lust opened, all the and elegant de-
signs, at prices varying from SC. to 81 20 yard
Closing out the balance OF all wool Rose Blankets
at halt price.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
In Linen and Housekeeping Goods.
All linen Table Napkins at Soc dozen up
All linen Towels at Sc a dozen up
I24 Marscilics Quilts at 81 o.
I24 Dimity Quilts at 81 20
Unblcached aDle Damasx At 4Oc. up
Bieached Table DamasK at Soc. up
JOHN Z: KAyGHRANt coNKLING lss go, CO.:
\. W. CHIvVlS, NO .oS broaIwny' a.,
W. H. CONkLING )between Eighth aho Nhntb sts
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l.. RI Il III 9. i Fri S.:
S' AND '' hlsHa ASp asrh AVkH9f sTHars BETWEEN 'h
OUR CLEARING SALE CONTINUED.
FINE FURs AT INCREDIBLE PRICES
PRICES REDUCED TO LESS THAN COST OF THE
SKINS. OUR ENTIRE STOCK MARKED DOWN WITH.
OUT RESERVE.
WE URGE UPON LADIES TO GIVE THIS DEPART.
MENr AN EARLY EXAMINATION.
Our sss real Seal sacQues reduced to $40:
Our 500 real Seal saeaues reduced reduced to s7@
Our SI75 fancy trimmed Seal sacaues reduced to SIPS
OUR ss rssl ssa ssa sets sets tS
SaE s. real real M'as St: Isssssa e
Our ss real LYNX Sets ssns 5sdqssa %s,
Our $S real siberian squirrel Sets reduced to Sc So
Our 81 Polar Lynx Mufrs reduced to 81
our & g51nen rsneh MINK Sets rsaassa to
Great reduction in Children's and Fur Trimmings
OLoAKs REDUCED still LOWER.
Balance of our Irish Frieze Walking Jackets atsi y
worth $l2
Atwood Beaver Walking Jackets, handsomely
trimmed, at - 10; worth $0
Extra fine alwool Beaver Walking Jackets at SO.
SIS. so and SIS, all at half value.
LADIES SUITS.
Our Our ~ 20 20 sni,s sns reduced reduced TO-
Our $50 90 SUITS reduced 50
sewed with silk, warranted, Mt $37.
srECIAL-Balance of Basques and overskirts, elc.
ganty embroidered and braided in silk and worstcd,
costing from $25 to s55 to import closing out at s2
Enormous reductions in
Fannels Blankets Napkins Towels Lace Curtains,
&c, all greatly reduced IN prices
LADIES' UNDERwEAR.
The enormous reductions which have been made in
our Departments OF Ladies' Underwear. Infants Wear
and Corsets cannot fail to attract the attention of all
purchasers We have received ars, invoice of our
french hand-sewcd and hand-embrodered Ladies'
Underwear, and prices range 80 per cent below
Broadway prices tor the same class of goods
EMBROIDEKIES.
THE LARGEST STOCK EVER EXHIBITED AT ANY
RETAIL ESTABLISHMENT
$4,000 WORTH OF HAMBURG EDGINGs AND
INsERrINGs, IN ALL THE LATEST DESIGNS.
AT LESS THAN EVER BEFORE OFFERED.
Elegant Hamburg Eoginss warranted fast edge, at
&C., &C. &c., &c., l0c l2c and l3c per yard all bargains
Hamburg Insertngs at &c.. lOc &c., &c.. 15c.. l7c,
l9c 2ic, &c, 25c, per yard, all bargains
aid all our Edeings are warranted fast edge.
Real Yak Lsces at less than cost of importation.
Real Gupure Laces at immense bargains to clear on
Call and examine our prices.
Elegant beaded Trimmings reduced to less than half
Handsome beaded Gimps at &c.. &c.. lou &c., lsc 20c.
and 25c. per yard.
Elegant silk and bead Fringcs Buttons Ornaments
Loops, &C.. all reduced in price.
Full line of best worsted Chenille Frnges at ac per
yard.
Extraordinary Bargains
In Hats Feather Trimming Garntres tor dress trim
mngs, Hair Ornaments Tarletans, &c.
EHRICHs. EHRICHs, EuRICHs'
27 AND 2so EIGHTH AVENUE.
between Twenty fourth and Twenty -nth streets.
P Sour store be very conveniently reached from
all parts OF the city by connecting with Twenty third
sfreHt cross town cars
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| L. SHAW.
| 36f Bowcry, corner Fourth street.
The largest stock OF Human Hair Goods in the city.
lively retaed at wholesale prices Satisfaction gnaran-
N sSe r tue
SHORT HAIR Switches soc. and upward.
IS rSsst Saa Saay ol har SOLID NOT
s inches inc hes ISnS Ions o. o. weisht we1sht
'n'nsi sh4%s XVI RzTEST TSsfTH hxiR SWITCHES SOC. 10
lsinch. sI S aiaeh $; ainsh IS %; S"s s5ncn 81
...x%$ ''$' e SAls s ''s sEESSGiiS Ssi ;SSa
between Twenty-hrst and Twenty second streets, up
o%snss made ap sss STsF arss
charges, or G. O. D. with privilege Of examination.
RE MACY co.
GREAT REDUCTION
IN WINTER GOODS
WE HAZE T5sIHRy hHPrSEP GEP sH9yEs SqS WooIHs
TO LESS THAN SoR&EYT0I ETi; GOD COST OF I'M
1t will pay our friends we'll to call and examine thess
reduced goods
HAVING made Mlf5sf s guESsa;ss ESssoiSrnrrs
o In Sese nes sny &
We have just opened entire Ladies' and
COTTON UNDERWEAR
newest styles and The finest qualities We viii give our
customers the full benefit Of the recent fall in prices on
these articles.
In addition to the above specaltiea We have been
n','ns up oul s'0Fs MILLINERY GOODS.
WHITE JhwGLkS AMG hsSES AsS Sq2psa saSav GOODS
with all Of the best novelties offering either in this
OUR STOCK oF NOTIONS, Crockery, Housekeeping
and House Furnishing Goods Hosiery Toys Dolls Ac.,
unusually attractive.
r. H. MACY 4 CO..
Fourteenth street and Sixth avenue.
THE PARIsIAN FLOWER COMPANY ARE
opening on MONDAY
The most eleganf styles in
Floral Garnitures'
for
Wedding and evening parties
and arranged to order
in shor, notice.
liberal discount to the trade
THE PARIsIAN FLOWER COMPANY
No Rue de Clery. rs East Fourteenth stree.
tParis four doors west Of University place.
LoEwENsrs IN. Proprietor.
NINE LA FORCADE'S, NO WEST ELEVENTH
IA street. second door from Broadway immense re-
latest sty OF opera doaKs. Evening and Receipt
presses anu street Costumes from Worth, rngat and
d,y goods hne.
A sSIGNEE's SALE OF IMPORTED SILK SUITS
n wrappers, Polonaises and uvcrskirts embroidcred
Tor halt their value. at 4Ia Broadway, up stairs
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CHURCH OF THE ATONEMENT, MADISON AVE-
~ nue. corner of Twenty eighth street. Rev g. &.
Tiffany, ,recor-Sunday School at A. NJ. Divine ser
vices-MorEing, at 0.O; afternoon, at 800.
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Personal.

GNATTEN 36-SEND ADDRESS THROUGH PER-
- sonals to your friend Nellie st. Clair l2 the old
street.
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INSTRUCTION.

WAkTED-A FRENCH LADY RESIDENT TEACHER
" Tor large seminary: must be Protestant. Apply
on Aonday after O'Clock. to Mrs MITCHELL. 81 West
The New York herald., 1875-01-24

(NHURCH OF THE HEAVENLY REST.-COURsE OF
~ afternoon sermons by the Rev. Dr. Rowland at 80
T. NJ septuagesma, January "a "lhe Passing By Of
Jesus OF Nazareth"
The New York herald., 1875-01-24

CHURCH OF THE DISCIPLES MADISON AVENUE
- corner Forty, y,afth st-Rev George II. Hepw orth.-
cry" Evening-"Reconciled 10 God" sunday school
evening at
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LIVERY DAY-MORNING AND EVENING SAME
Ia time and place, until successful; we'll. JOHN.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

CPIRIT POWER IN THE LIGHT.-TABLK RISES
~ fromthe floor and floats In mid Guitar is played
oy noataag sround the room Faces and forms plainly
dertul manifestations T. Warren, Medium. At O'CLOCK
tonight will be given parlors l05 Clinton
place, near Sixth avenue
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CATHOLIC APOSTOLIC CHURCH. SIXTEENTH
~ street between Sixth and seventh avenues->un-
day, 7h r. M.-Lecture on 'Patrlarcial and jewish
Worship" being the first OF four Sunday evening lee
lures on worship. by Rev. w. w. Andrews. No coec-
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(NHURCH or THE MESSIAH. PARK AVENUE AND
~ Thirty fourth streeL-Rev Vim. r. Alger will preach
Subject morning-"Man's Need of God the Father -
evenlng-'Getting Rich tor Immortality.n
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L1RIEND OF v.-sEND NOTE TO MY CARE.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

A MERICA IN PROPHECf-A DISCOURSE BY
N distinguished member of the New York Bar Har
ward Rooms, Reservoir square Sunday evening. y.
O'Clock The public cordially invited. " r.
The New York herald., 1875-01-24

LNOR ADOPyIoN-FOuR SPLENDID HEALTHY IN.
tsns, male and female. A9 Charles street between
Washington
The New York herald., 1875-01-24

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The New York herald., 1875-01-24

A LADY OF GREAT EXPt RlENCE TN TEACHING
| n the French language conversaonay and gram
matically desires some new pupils. Call at Nine. 4.
[ BIS. % Second avenue.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-05-20

hrOka. -Whcn Susan B. Anthony
in sealing the snow clad Alps in 1887,
in search Of the waters Of perpetual
youth, and that she might place her
dainty foot in the ancient Halls of the
Montezumas exclaimed =: ''Let me but
make the crowkay balls for people,
and I don'6 care centennial who
shall MAKE their Goldfish balls" her
lips conceived a thought which has
thrilled the youth Of the nineteenth
century. These refreshing words
come to Us with renewed force as we
looked in upon Robinson & Schultz
large assortment Of croquet sets for
the jollifcation Of the girls and boys
of the 10Th century, and we thanked
the exquisite Susan for the wish to
start a croquet factory. Croquet is
becoming a household game; so we
thought when Mrs. Nallet who lives
on Hungry Hill SHE'D one Of those
poetic balls at the head of Mr., Mallet
the other morning just because he
couldn't repeat verbatim the 10Th
Psalm, and said, ''there, now perhaps
Mr. MalIet you will desire to commit
those beautiful verses, and he thought
she had come very near committing an
assault Croquet is eIevating, we
speak from actual knowledge. Itsends
a man up. Only a few days ago a
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-05-20
Our Small Change.

Up hill business--running a tread
mill.
The set-hen-ial season has arriv-
ed.
Now go to Schultz for Kroka
sets.
Grease your gate hinges-Moon-
light nights.
Miss Libbie Smith is receiving
choice millinery.
Gro Kro q-u-e-t ka Kroka. Buy
box at the Post-Ofice.
That last matinee of Samson's
fairly brought down the house.
A special meeting of the Fire
Company Thursday evening, May 90
Don't forget the tea this evening
at the basement, Mrs. Ingraham pro-
yides.
If local items wont come and mer-
chants wont advertise we must spin
yarns.
-Rablin Bros, have started up their
mill with full crew, running night
and day.
Onion Sets, Croquet Sets and
Italian Sunsets just received at T. J.
Woods.
-Lickpovertybills are concertizing
every evening now; our smart boy
says they whippoorwills.
We observe gay ornamental head
gear and bonnet adornmcnts in the
windows Of Mrs. Huntingtons.
The festive schoonke has a more
exquisite flavor than usual this spring,
Envy you know, Brooklyn threatens.
We believe by the schmelIe there
IS che Of those things in our cellar.
We've mind to tame it and call it
Theodore "
When we caught Jack probing
Webster's Unabridged on the haymow
last week, we little thought he would
step down and out
Mrs. j. e. Tngraham has been
appointed Centennial Agent for Wood
County, by the State Ladies Centen-
NAL Association.
You can't expect to be popular
to-day if you don't know how to play
the classic game Of eight ball Kroka.
Go to Robinson & Schultz for set.
=" IT'S Well" was all Portage
County man said when two stalwart
Scandanavians informed him that the
job was done. They dug out
DR., G. T. Witter is elevating the
fine stage in his elegant hall for the
better accommodation Of the auditory. |
The elevation will be about 30 inch |
es.
We suggest that the ladies Of the
two churches ''get up spell, and
keep the men out of the ranks. We'd |
like to see the sisters wrangle over
''Webster."
I'VE erred in stating that work
was begun upon the school building
last week Tuesday. Work we are
credibly informed, has now commenc-
ed.
improvements are discernable with
the coming spring weather. We no.
tice that several of our citizens are
erecting tasty fences and otherwise i'm
proving their property.
A Temperance Column under
the auspices of the Green Bay Ladies'
Temperance Union is "A new feature of
that most excellent paper, the Aduo-
cate. Success to the "Union."
The Pope's birthday was the 14th
and ours the 10th, but then we have
great respect for the Pope for We know
he don't wish to hold over us just be-
cause he is a couple Of days the ell
der.
The First Netional Bank has just
received a couple barrels Of onion sets.
F. J. Wood has just issued
stock Of So "flthies." They are
very pleasant to the vision. Our dev.
says this ought to be tother end to.
The election case: T. J. Wood
rs. G. 0. Baker which was to have
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-05-20
SLEEPING CARS
ATTACHED To ALL NIGHT TRAINS,
CONNECTIONS

CUNNk7LIIONN
At Milwaukee with Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul, and Western Union Railways.
At Plymouth with Sheboygan 4 Fond du Lac
: Railway. fer Fond dE Lac and Sheb9ygan.
At Green Bay with Green Bay \ Minnesota
Northwestern Railway. for point north.
At Amherst Junction with Green Bay i Mime
sofa Railway, for Grand RAPIDS, and points
At Junction City Wi Wisconsin Valley Rail
way, for Wausau
IL b, PHILLIPS, General Manager.
L, BACON, Assistant