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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-12-29
0Snnif in ni,,rr @ird,n

j em y Dorf, %. DeSbr. - 4m lebteu
Stenfa95 4b,nOC puroe in Der aOuGuNlic5.
relotmtrtea STRIDE Su 2titoria ou8gSeibnQbtSz
Ielt Der SoHntag5idlij.er geieiert, unO menias
liens 7OOBUIoueu ian6en iid in bem@ebduSe
eIn. &d9rcno Die Sdiler, 25O m Der 3a5l,
aus 0tm i'm SoUtarraIn befinOliden Sduls
raume ole IrcppCbcr auffamen, rpurSen Elm
beocntltde5 Sulitern uno Suarren in Der Gol.
lerte horbar, unO oiCiclbe itug OIL, iidl unter
eem @tmtdte Der OaraUi bcFinOud,euBerionen
III Der gIlitc 81 ienfcu. 9tatiirlid, erfolote
lolort c1nt mllpe GIubt uadl ben enqen 8biiz
ZEN, mo e5 it iait eiu gGunOer SI ueureu.
ooB 9.emano crutliG UcrleBt mur0e. Yteb.
rcre FTIonCn tru9en ledte Serlebuuuen oq.
oou. NuI ccrSautrlc batteu iid, I5OBsrioneu
0tTrnotn, uno cine ipdterelluterlutuna eraub,
oaB olelelbe nidt I'M Stnnoe If, 20 Bcri0rcn
mt lSSitlFYhrtf ,it trcon,,
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bod, cin lbcotcrs9Soi,if.

u emY OrL %. 00br. - Giue Ocpcidie
aus gtontreal mcloctr oaB am gScibnodtsz
AbeEoc III Der OortlgcA Nuff Glfapemir.
mabrtno boS StOulplCt The Naiad Queen
anlJeldbrt Wuroc, eln G0Ulf nu8brad. Utou
Aoytc eu Suarrcn oCr BNltcu i'll Der @alleric.
dIs ob olcclbe i'm &cguiic iei, eiuSultlir;.n
E'grere Berlonrn id)r"cn D6cucr!" uno ME
Qeuobnltdl bcl 'olttn gtIegcubeitcr, itiir;te
9toermam III mlltcr6ludt nad ocu Gbiireu.
9lc mIlotltc 4ufregung herihtc mcbrere g2i.
nuIenl laugt mo idbit uatocm e8 iidJ bcruusz
9clteiit bate, OaB oic SeiiirhuIngen obnc
alien @mub wGrcu, itBcu it9 oielc 3uidauer
ndt bemeaea, mjc0er i'll oa8 @cbGu0e surids
iutihren. Giidlthcrpciie wurSe gtiSmano
lONcntLldl uWlrkt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-12-29
Die SranSfataitropbe TT Sert &lO:
iter AT at. GliS0beff.

Solicit, Quebsc, 27. DECEMBER. - bic
lS Yerionen, iuelfe (wie beretts gsFern be-
rIdteD ielt Der @inaiherung Oes SlOFerS Su
ct. @Iiiubetb uermiBt wernsn, iinp folgeuOe
Angela Duupbin, 6S Sabre alt, @liiabett
9raueI, 10 Sabre, Marie gouiie @afftop, 10
Scbre, PomeIe De Rauis, 9 Sabre, Utartt
2rOlct, 10 Salre, Sea @allbault, Sabre,
@sor9lenne 1aoalee, 10 Sabre, AliOs8euano,
8 Sabre, - idmmtlih Gus ct. @liiabetb -
0ela Vaualee aus ct. SbOmaS, II Sabre,
foianna Ytaiit aus ct. Sboma8, 10 Sabre,
Della WfaIie aus ct. ShOmus, II Sabre, mn
WeItna Solp aus ct. Selir.
M o t1eal, 27. DECEMBER. .-9is iebt
IiuO 8 2eIden aus ben Huiuen bes abce,
brannten SloIters 81 ct. glliabetb entiernt
mOrbeu, uuo 9lle muren oerart perbranut
o0B man iie ntdlt iOsutlfi5iren founte. Stel
EeriOnen perOen nod OernliBt. Sic gel
dlenitlau Sei1poreneu qabeu ben 9Sabr
lpru9 ab, DaB bic Gerungliiften ourf) 3utal
set6rtet murOen. Die llriufe bes 6euers ii
noil niht ermlttelt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-12-29
0ic gNirrett in Sheriff..

Nem.Srleans, 28. Se5br.-- ytadri9z
ten aus UterItO melOeu, oaB @enaal Bio,
init mthtgen s3ui6rlften nod Waibn9tou
uuterwe9s 1T, welAe iid auf DIE @rrl6tung
zines BrOtettoratS in SrOmusplle in bieiem
g8inter bejieben. DiuS ioa bem Sberfen
@Orbin BON Der 8unoesarmee geia9t baben,
er mole liCber Gin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES coer
RrigaoegeHeral ieiu, als Brdiioent UOnOierirO.
Die fit felnOlt4 segeuiibertehenOcu 8ruppen
Der WteritaHer bel MatamoraS feueru auf
eiEauOer, uno cine SAIaht lulrb itiiuOlid)
5fnnrtpt
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Selbitntpro.

7 u | Q0el IA, q. @ejbr. = g.,
neralmuior SObn q. Santion, SefretGr uno
Sfatmeiter Der r6arrisuiusr Srennersts
Comp" unO &ommurceur Der l. Brigade Der
Electromagnetic ron 8eunib:uanten, begng
beute ytadm,ttag Se!bitmorO in leinsm Sii.
reau an Der 6rOntitraBe. Die ein5ige llriu.
DE, nelte man fir ole Chat an5ufiibren
meiB, 1T @elouerle9enheit. Seine 0fe6nun.
gen nit ber Srennerei. .@ompu9nie iollen jez
rod i'm Gctnsu lem. Der SelbltmOro erregt
beoeuterbes auiieben in 6iefigen 9eidlditsz
Frsifpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-12-29
Hred,cr Mattb in S0innis.

nc Il II q I Z z. Nt5emDRr. = IN 0tt
lebteH 9OuueritasSs1iadlt orangcn Wusfirtc
in Die Dobnung Oes 9ru. Saat @auett IN
gfarion, 9Giliamion @ountD, SGS,, eiu,
Srau 9apett mar allein IN bem 9auie une
wsigertc iid, ren S9liifel Su Der @slOipinOs
aussuIiefern.
9ie &Guber tnebeteu iie uu0 radten eis
nen Geriut, Die @eloiptnbe 81 iprengen, pur'
ben ieoOdD BON Srn. @aueit, mel1sr um bieie
3elt betmfebrte, perideuft.
8GbreuO Die Siirger mad ben 8dubern
iuttcu, maten Oieielbeu III bas QOfal Der
pamerlcan @rpreb Comp" eiugebrOdeu unO
batten Die @elOiptnoe geipreugt IS ilt nod
nt1t ermlttelt !eie utel @elO le erbeuteteu.
Dtan bat feIne Spur Yon Den Gerbrc6ern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-12-29

mails cine ueue 3dlung ausrSuen, melde
nur menl8e Sctnnreu III Aniprud ne9meH
tulr0.
@erHdlt ubcr Ole bsUoritebenoe Defamation OeS
"a WouOerueurs &apes.
u em Yortr 2S. 9eSbr.-@iue 9epeide
ans cincinnati meloet, ban goupernenr
papeS III nahter 2SOtc, iobalo iid) Die Sc
let9sbullg Oeriammclt, Oa8 @ouuerneursamt
nIcoeriuIegen beabiidtigt.
9tn CtHuatl, 2S. 9e;br.- @ouUCrneur
oapeS ltellt OaS @critd)t III 9lbreOe, OaB er
beoblltltlC, 0aS @OUuCruGursomt uiCoerSules
gen.
1cncyal auOcrIru's gliINom in gSaIbinatom.
vs. Al btHgton, 2S. 0esbr. - Srob Der
nutUHntldlten 2lugabc, oaB Sen. 9lnoerion
mdDrenO lcIHcS tiirliGcu 8eu6s oieler StaOt
oa0 GlsttorNluOMm 0Cs StlateS 2OuiGana
0tm prOpllouitcn BrGiiSeuteH OeS Senate5
ubeWcIdlie mo Clneu GmpiuuGsld)ein Crbielt,
utiatt Ger FuuatCuetGr oC5 brn. Terru, baB
tIe lcet nod fclu 2GabbCrldlt uoG Youiiidra
| cnlpIauAcn mOrbCu 1T.
Gcif9nation ocS SatCut0tllts=Gn outs
litiMdrS Smcm.
" y Nc II, IS. -SCSCmtCr. - ST..
GHcll, 0cr &Omnllidy bcs GotcntaulS, reidte
Acutc lcut 9tlJuNlou Gin. 9Sor m.brereu
I N~.'tIN' tDhluN tIlll ule NluklUltlCU QtluQQlI,
I Ill cIuc HouotutehlWmd III ltem 9orf eln;us
rttcn: CT bol iidl 3tlt iur ll,brlcguua aus,
uuo ais oaS &uubUlcu butc mie6crbolt
/ muroc, uahm cr Oaiitbc all mo rtldlte ioiort
lGuI fcl9nOtrOnSltrubcu Gin. ,5cfrstGs
/ GDanolT au,UOrtctc nit circm Sdlreiben,
/ III mddltm Il Hlc6chluatloU annabm uur Die
/ bcNtn &un'dlc 'u Ol6 itrucrc ySublerQebtu
/ ocS Nrn. SuCll NuSNiitIc. w. Guca fiibrte
| onAnflIdlt lbr o0s F0t;utamt ,clt mebr, ais
| Clnem SaNc, un0 nN5 9}eiultdt ctncr Sbdtlo=
tclt mal IN 6cm jubrCsbCudllc oc8 Setretais
/ &honoicr au3cfhtt, mclbcr uulab, oa6 Oas
| Gmtommcn oiS H0eutnmtS mdbreuo beS
/ &lbyco 9loBcr mo blc Aueqabcu aeriuacr
| mdrtn, olS III Wacuo ctucm uorbcr1cbeu6eu
! @alll2. dis mrtbmnBute NatfoiQcr ocB
9rh. 3uclt mcroU GcpyGicltaut $50. s..
oaeilnS auS9tcm 2)orr 'pr. II. g. .. @larf,
9c9Cnmorttq TIN ntltgllCo Ocr Expectations.
/ btboroc 0ce TatcuiNmtS, uuo 1r. 80 300.
little, sur 3ct 0iill5-Gommfar Oc8 Gutcnt.
/ ants, geEQuut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-12-29
&an6mOt0, 2Dn08crtG)t itnp
SctbTtut

Z 10 YOrI, 26. 9ejlmbtr. - Glu
0epcIdje ans Atlauta, @a., melNet: y5im
SldiOu aus 9tcatur 9ing am IGttcu Witt
nod 9beno uad Sud &bompiou'S gSobuuue
bel Stonc. Wountaiu, Iodte ben gCbterer
inter ctucm Sormanoc aus 6em SQule mi
armorOe.e tbn; cr eigucte itm harauf eiu,
Summe GclO, me!dle SbOmpiou in iciuen
Seiige bate, an uno cntilob. Der Mt0rpel
prroc ipGter Ucrbaitct mo ein She'll oes &C.
raubtcnSeloCS bel inn uOr9eIuEOer. &bOrp-
ion'5 2elfs uu:0e ebenIaGs in ciuT @rubt
uGbe Sailors 2Sohuung geiunosn. Gu
6Guien 8iirger Oeriammelte itd) Dor 2er
&Ohnun3 OeS M5roer8, I'm oeuielbeu Su
Ipnfcu. ll5 Die Shire eybrodeu murNC
fanO man, Oa5 5adiOn iih mlttyit ctuel
&aiteatudcS .crbdn3t battc. Gbompiou aonC
bel ieInen Mtitbiirncrn III hoher Mdltuna."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-12-29
shiifsb brano a1lf hnhrr ser.

80 IN, 81. 0e.br. - Ger SapllGu rel
Sri9o ySiitlann," peIde 9eitern pom 2onbor
bier arfomr beri4tet, oaB unl 80. Sftober
60 WeileH BON u6aut, Sranfreif, entfernt
Elm brenneneeS (ucrmutbltA amerituEiides
BoQi4ifI BON sttua 800 EOnneu 9ait acIsbsr
muroe. 9aiieIbe Ueriant, ebe bic ySiitlunO.
EUR Stele mar,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-12-29
Sbettrc WtiIAtaMfe.

bila0elp bla, %. Ne5ember. - Der
BrOstB gegen ben WtiI6hdnbler Daniel
o6t. iupf wesen &ilhidIi9un9 rprrbe beute
-beeuoet uao Der Angetlagte Su $3.50 Srufe
anD Sebutasi9er GeidaguiBbaft uerurtBeilt.
SIN 4nuag auf aufihnb bes urtbeilS muroe
usrpolien. Das llrtbeil erregt grOBes 2uf.
isbtn unter pcu biefJeu Ril9b6nOlsrR, osren
msbrere euHOerte befisIbsn Ssrgehsns aHge.
flaat iine,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-12-29
SdiiF rcr6rnnnt. - 3lpci 3eriouett
crItift

PQrtz q opal, z. g., IS. Qe;br. -
aus %oulGlii nparuep DtlliS," nit elmer
Eaoun8 &aumwOue uOt gluergoul behimmt,
melhe8 i'll Der 8ai Dor 2luter lag, ing I'M /
llhr beute morgan 6euer. Ser Gampisr
p5unt5olue" uaO anOere Tubrseuge lelteten
ate m1alld. GiiIfe, uuO Die 6lammeu nurs
ben geNGmpit, ierOf uidlt itbermGltigt. 8abz
reno Der 0ampfcr oNS Shiii nuGj Der 8erfte
bulitrca mOute, iuhr Oa8 ysBteee iet, uno ale
anftreugungeur oaNclbe uieOer flott III ma.
den, crmiGjen fd) uuelo@. 3mel Miuner,
meI6e ole 6lammeu 81 l0j9eu perIudteu,
criIdteu. 'QI5 6euer bseunt nod INNER uus
ter Dem ScrOedt tort. 9aS Sd)iif uebft Ga.
Dung miro aui $500, 900 geiddtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-12-29
Wlmmitipm fiir bic Siirfef.

u 10 y c II, 4ouH., %. Deibr. -
Der 9ahpttr sting Grtbur" gHg beute nit
gtnnlton Itr rlt titrtrdle 9tealCruug uadl
99nltanttnopcl ob. 9er Gargo mWo uuf
! SI,4Ii, 600 dcidlGBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-12-29
@nmRernff.

Netp 3 Ort, 28. 0t5emter. - Die 6ir,
ma @bipmau, StOne & Comp. in 9r. IA,
8tneftrabe, welde elm 3uei9geifdft in 80.
fcbama, Saruu, beFst unO elneu uuseeSebn.
ten Sauoel nit SapGn betri b, bat faQirt
Oie Bailip p!rSeu auf $3.50, 900 bis $500 ,.
OeO gsihdbt uno Die @ldHbiger fino meiteas
bteIiae geI16itsleuts. .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-12-29
&r1tt0e.

Glmira, N.sM., %. Deg. Die S6ubz
fabrlt Der %. 4twater, gtewcOmb & 8alter
al Nnilroao. 4ptnIe brannte beute @torqen
nieoer. 0as @ebdube ,gehorte oru. Is. S.
San6tOu. Der Scrlut betrdgt 5000, DE
He1iirhrunn S45 900
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-12-29
f,inrldlflltns WrfrhI ,tt,frr,nid,,,.4

0arrt8bHrg, IA, %. De5br.--Souu.
9artrantt Undergraduate b:nte ben 8eie6I fir
oe 9InrIAlHn9 oeo AtHroer5 SObu 8ouobue,
mel9T all s. Mars 1877 gebGuQt meroen
lou. 3onolue muroe TN lebteu Sttober in
9arbou County ii6erfiibrt, 6rn, Mtor9au
BcyUcl ermorUct I'll babeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-12-29
SerbanOIaneen Oes zenats.G GOmtte'S III 9Oai.

/
9tems Orleans, &c. Desember. -
Das Seuats .@omite periammelte iid beut
Morgeu, uno iGm.:1tliAe Wtit9lleOer mater
auwe;eno. Der SorIisCr ernanute ein aut
Den Ssnutorsu @aoletab, YicWttlnn uai
| Wc0onalo beltebenoe6 Subs@omlte, linn ol
Ausiugsu ter 6ruu @lI5u BintitOn su Der
nekmell. SIC 9onalo beantra9te, oaB Der 3Gb
lunQSteb0rbe Seiebl ertbeilt wcrbe, brgIau
biQte Nbldrliten Der coniolibirien &ablbe
rldte, Der Serifte Der Jfeglltrirung8 Super
piioren uno eineu SeIidt iiter baS Suriidge
mieiene Sotum einsurcthen. Der Nntra(
puroe utrihobeu. tSierauf muroen uerIdyic
pene 3eueen uernommeu.
SbtrIt SoGn BattOur SOrpbcr oes cemo
fratlihen Staats .@Omlte's, wurbe auf An
traa oeS Seuators Mc0onaio SuerIt uernOm
men. 3euQe oepOnirte lGngcre Ausiagsn iibe
Die Eiihruua Der Ya6l>@Gmpagne i'm Stlat
ourd1 telOe Barteieu. Der bemsfratiide Son
uent in 8atou. Hou9e gatte Reiolutiouen oil
oeuommen, peldle aIi AuIreAtbaltun9 be
Srouuua orangen, uuO 3eu5e b0rte Gen
gfihollS in elmer 9ieoe erilGreu, bab er in
Eole Ietner @rrpdhlnug Der 9ouuerneur bet
0ausen Soltes obne 8iidIldt aui 9auttarb
oOer 9taIIe ieiu miirbe. Gr erpabnte bic Dol
bem republltanliAea Staataz@omlte an tt
g4abliuperpioren ubgei4tdten Girtulare, oa
runter Sasienige oil Oeu SuperuliOr gOuS
reaur, mel1gS oenieIben anweijt, oarauf a
adten, Sab Das game repEblltunii9e 8Otuu
ieiues SirtipieIs a5ge9eben wuOe. 3eu9
beQte oeu ieien @luuben, baB bic 8abl ii
5faate ebrlth uno 9ercdt upn ben 9emofra
ten qcpounen lpurOe, caB ieOo9 Die 6esiiri
ruu9, melds unter geitun9 oeS Adtb. Rid)at
6abn ianb, nldt unparleiilb uerridltC
nurpe, Slce .9ouuerneur Antolne muree pei
ld)isDene Male unf9eiCrDert, aud etlihe 81
mofraten gu GuperpllOren 8u ernenuen, bait
isOo1 cen Antrag ab3eiAlaaen. .
Dos Demofratli6e StaatS @omite boti
oeu GemofIatsn i'm Sunern bic Jtotbpenotl
felt e,uer frieoltAeu Wabl auf'S 0rlngliG)1
uoraeaelt; ale 2uiammeHh55e, tpeld)e i
benz bisisea 8ahltampf, uorfeIen-uuO, nj
Or 3enge gIapbte - nieiltens BON Den 81
pubIiiaaeru reraulaBt morOr1 na@eu, muree
DON Der rspubIiflniiAeu BreGe Oeu Demo
fraten ;nr ydit aele9t. Sie 9ie9ierun9 Be
Staates ielt Den lCtten Sahren mar, nj
9euae erfldrte, eiIe bDd)it i6Ie6te unO bela
I meOer oas Yertrauen Der tpeiBen, nod q
, Weaer, SepDlferGHg. Die Seiteusrun9 murt
; BON Der 5tegieruns bebenteub erbDbt, bas 6
aeutbum pts 3eu9eu in giep- 8 cleans mum
S.B. auf $4,000 torirt, llno Die Staatsfeu:r
auI oaiItlbe betru9en 81 l6 unb bieStabtlteEt
, sl76. Oas tetrefeuOe GisentbuIl miro
iptrn eS hente inter ben 6amner t1me, mid
msbr, als $4,000 einbrIu9eH. 3euge mar D.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-12-29
SSorO am VSeibWo6 o6Ifgfnoc.

ct. YoHtS, 81. De5em5er, . @bas
2sigbtOn braate am 28eibau6.stuae SEQ,
Mc6arlauO cine gefdbrlite 6tihYnnse be-
uno i9OB Srpan 0ialon ai!f Der GteiIe tobt
2eisbtoH 1T pTbaftst. .' =. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-12-29
Die Gntid1etoutt9 oes Sber9ertGts
TT sSlortoa OOAt 6Ottncrttenr
$tearttS atterf0nttt.

Cine usue gtimmensablung finOst bsute itatt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-12-29
9erbanolumsen oes SberseriGts BON SUB:


@olumoia, GO, 26. 9e;embcr. -
Die Dor Dem SberSeridIte idptbenoe Bettiou,
melde OaS Gertdt blttet, Die vSuo. g8ar~
ranto"e eSerhanoluugen, meldle bon ben oen.o=
tratii9en 9egen rie repubIifdniit1en glettoren
eiugsIeitet wuroen, on Da8 Bunresfrelsgeri6t
Su iibertragen, ruroe beute Don rem @er6te
ab9ewieirn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-12-29

mails cine ucue 3Gblung ausrbusn, melhe
nur ment8e SetHnreu in 4niprud ne9meH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-12-29

Us b II t 0 Il 26. SeSemDer. -
Spreter 0tunOall bat cine 9iutwOrt uuf Oeu
Griei oes 6rE. Orion ub9ei9tdt, in m1ldcm
Der &ebtere bic @Giinoe mitthetlte, peSbaIb el
Der Yorlahuug bes 5aus.@omite'8 In Qoui.
iiaua feline 6ol9e leiiten t0nue. 6r. &anoull
erfldrte i'm &aufe eiuer beute itattgefunpenen
unterbaltung, er babe feline AutorItdt, 6rn.
Srton negen oeiien giidtbeattuug Der &or,
iabuug Su entihulOigen; RE 2luqele9enbeit
miilIe onr6 oa8 6auS entidieoen neroen.
0a oaS grsfutiD @Omite Der betrsfenoen
Selegrupben @Omuu9nle alle uorhanoener
9epe'dlen uno 9ofumente aus bem Seleid)G
ibrsr Seamten eutfernt bat, 10 1T sS niGt
INN 09li9, raB Die NiitgIicOer oes @rttuttu.
@omite's wegen 8eratltung DtS HeprGjer.
tlntenhauiss oor oeiielbs aslaheM lperNcn.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-10-19

From Clark. c. Lacy, Jr., N.
H. Withee and Fl. w. Sheldon.
Chippewa. NJ. Bingham, Thad.
G. Pound and E. Poznanski.
Lincoln-M. Fl. McCord.
Taylor. K. Parish.
Wood-Chas NJ. Webb and l.. A.
Houston.
All of whom were present except
Z. PoDanski, for whom J. NJ. Bing-
ham acted, and L. A. Houston, for
whom G.. R. Gardner acted.
On motion, Thos. B. Scott wa.
unanimously chosen as the candidate
for Senator for the 18th Senatorial
District.
The following named gentlemen
were then chosen as members of the
Central Committee for the 18th Sena.
torial District, viz:
H. W. Sheldon of Clark, chairman,
Geo. B. Ginty of Chippewa, S. B,
Hubbell of Taylor, q. Space Of Lin
coin, and j. Z. Ingraham of Wood,
The convention then adjourned.
Fl. W. Sheldon, @. NJ. Wsbb,
Secretary. Chairman.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-10-19
Proceedings of the Republican
Senatorial Convention.

A call having been made for Rep
publican Convention, to nominate a
candidate for the State Senate, to rep
resent the people of the 18th district
comprising the counties of Clark, Chip
pewa, Taylor, Lincoln and Wood, the
delegates from the several counties met
pursuant to such call at the Rablin
House, in Grand Rapeds, Wis, Oct.
Sd, 1876, at 2 o'clock ?. NJ. G. NJ.
Webb, of Wood county, was elected
Chairman, and Fl. W. Sheldon, OF
Clark. Sec'y.
j. NJ. Bingham of Chippewa, NJ.
II. McCord of Lincoln, and n. II.
Withee of Clark. were appointed COM
mittes on credentials, and reported
the following delegates:
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-10-19
GRAND TORCH LIGHT PRO
CESSION.
The Hayes and Wheeler Club
out in full force.
4 Rousing Meeting at Writer'S
Hall.

Last week was Hayes and Wheel
er week. The club me Monday, Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday nights,
the three first for practice and drill,
and Thursday night to show themselves
in their evolutions, and to have a DEM
onstration at the hall. Every torch
was out. Arriving at the Hall the
President of the club made an excel
lent address, followed by Fl. B. Phil
leo, DIR. G.. T. Witter, Mr.. Hodges,
and Rev. Mr.. Evans. The most in
tense enthusiasm prevailed. The
meeting closed with three rousing
cheers for Hayes and Wheeler and
Pound after which the boys marched
back to their quarters.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-10-19
Mania for Fast Riding How to
Come Home from the Centen-

Mania for Fast Riding !! How to
Come Home from the Centen-
NAL Almost every man, woman and
child has a mania for fast riding, and
for the benefit Of flying sight-seekers,
we will call attention to the fastest
through train in the United States
Leaving Philadelphia by the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad, 30 at any morning,
passengers ride over the line between
the Centennial city and Pittsburg, 354
miles, in ten hours. This particular
train is composed of parlor cars, so
arranged that the magnificent scenery
on both sides Of the line cannot be
overlooked. The old, highly cultivat-
ed and rich agricultural districts east
of Harrisburgh are extremely interest
ing to the traveller, whilst the noun
tain ranges, the Horse Shoe curve,
Kittaning Point, the Conemaugh, the
Allegrippus and hundreds of charming
varied views, may be enjoyed during
daylight by taking the Limited Fast
Express. By this train the sleeping
cars are attached at Pittsburgh, and
passengers arrive IN Chicago the fol
lowing morning, many hours in ad-
vance of all other routes, and necessi-
tating only one nights ride. No other
Railway on this Continent can offer
the inducement of a lightning train
from the East. G. Nj. Clark, at the
General Ticket Office, 65 Clark street,
Chicago, will give all information.
Particular attention given to letters Of
inquiry.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-10-19

The little rag-baby, with metallic
head and cheeks of brass who runs the
Tribune, says the Republican party is
responsible for the hard times. But
Gabe Bouck said that no party was
responsible for the hard times, and he
called Cate demogogue for making
such statement, but then the 'rag-
baby is Gates pupil.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-10-19

FoR A ssEMBLYMAN.-At the Re-
publican Assembly District Convention
held at Grand Rapids last Tuesday,
T. D. Lindsay, of Clark county, was
nominated on the first ballot unani-
mously. Mr.. Lindsay is said to be a
first-class man, and a gentleman of
ability, who will represent the interests
of the. district creditably.--LiacoEn
Co. Adpocote.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-10-19

Honesty is the best Policy
This old adage has proved true in the
case of D. Is. Deland &. Co.'s Best
Chemical Snleratus, being always fUlI
fright and perfect goods. Try it.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-10-19

Deaths. Esq. Bliss, a prominent
citizen of Stevens Point, and her first
Justice of the Peace of the old Town
of Stevens Point, died, last Thursday
after brief illness.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-10-19

School Report. -Monthly report
for School District No. 1, Town of
Port Edwards, for the month of Sep
tember 1915
No. of pupils enrolled II. Whole
No, Of days attendance 4OS. Aver
age daily attendance 20 2-5. Time
lost by hardness 4 days. Pupils who
have been present every day, Katie
Currey, and Bona Cleveland. Visit
ors, Mrs. Charles, and Miss Louise NJ.
Turley. SARAH TURKEY,
Teacher.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-10-19

Wanted. exchange City Prop
erty-either house and lots, or vacant
lots, for work to be done on cranberry
marsh. Will give long time to do
work in. Inquire at this office. If
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-10-19

Elder Ames appeared in our
streets last week, looking as of old,
when he was one of US. We were
glad to see the boy.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-10-19
LOCAL MATTERS.
aa. B PHALLEO, Editor.
Grand Rapids, Thursday, Oct. 10
CITY AND COUNTY.

DupOnco's Golden Periodical
Pills are the surest and safest remedy
for ladies in delicate health. no.42, 1y.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-10-19
Proceedings Of the Republican
Assembly Convention.

Assembly Convention.
The delegates to the Republican
Assembly Convention for the District
comprising the counties of Clark, Tay-
lor, Lincoln and Wood, met pursuant
to call for that purpose at the Rab-
lin House, in Grand Rapids, Wis.,, on
the Sd. day of October, 1876, for
the purpose of nominating candidate
for the Assembly from that district.
G. T. Witter, of Wood, was duly elect
ed Chairman, and H, w. Sheldon of
Clark, Secretary.
N. H. Withee of Clark, E. B. DON
aldson of Lincoln, and J. K. Parish of
Taylor, were appointed committee on
credentials, and reported the following
delegates:
From Clark. c. Lacy, Jr. N.
Ell. Withee, Fl. W. Sheldon, and D.
D. Whittemore.
Taylor. K. Parish.
Lincoln-E. B. Donaldson.
Wood-G. F. Witter and H. II.
Hecox.
The Convention then adjourned un-
til 3 O clock P. M.
The Convention assembled at 8 P.
NJ. pursuant to adjournment; and on
motion F. D.. Lindsay, of Neillsville,
Clark County, was unanimously nomi-
mated a candidate for the Assembly
from said district.
The following nam ed gentlemen were
then chosen to constitute the Central
Assembly District Committee, to-wit:
NJ. FL. McCord of Lincoln, chm;
M. G. Ring of Clark, T. G.. LETTERS
of Taylor. and n. Gerard Of Wood.
The Convention then adjourned
FL. W. SHELDON, G. F. WITTER,
Secretary. Chairman.
If Tilden shall be elected then
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-10-19

The American People. No peo-
pie in the world suffer as
much with Dyspepsia as Americans
and although years of experience in
medicines have failed to accomplish a
certain and sure remedy until Green
August Flower was introduced for this
disease and its elects yet so well has
this remedy succeeded in every case to
effect cure, that there is not Drug
gist in the United States but recon-
mends the August Flower in all cases
of Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint,
Costiveness, Sour Stomach, Sick
Headache, and all arrangements Of
the Stomach and Liver. Go to your
Druggist, F. J. Wood, and get sam-
pie Bottle for 10 cents and try it.
Two doses will relieve any case. Reg
ular size Is cents.