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u1UHCAhsOH BROS, suct,oneers,
~ Southeast corner 9th and ID sts northwest

ADMINISTRATORS SALE or rem III
PLhTE MAkTEL MIRROR. WILTON, BaUS-
sELS, NaLNEr. THRrE PLY ANp OTHER
ShkPETr; MATTINGS. BkOCaTELLE u 4
MASH, LACE AND OTHER CURTAINs AND
WiNDoW ANGI NGs; PARLOR SUIT
hOStMOOD A N u OTHER MAR6LE TOP
TABLES, WALNUT HAtRGLOTH PARLoR
AND plNISG CHAIRS, HAT RACh, sIN9LG
sND DOUBLE Walnut AND MAHOGANY
BEnSTEADs: Bl REhUs, W ASHSraNDs,sc
MALNUT RECLINING CHAIR. Feather
LEEDS. Hhlb AND OTHER MSTTRESSES
BED ULoTHING, FINE FRENCH CHINA
SED DEGoRhTED WARE, TABLE tCT-
hEhn. LATED WARE. COMPASS, OIL
TION. '' ~
a On TUESDAY MORNING, February 18th
w. al 10 g clock, Will sell. by order OF the Su
T1preme Court, holding special term az the
. isuctlon rooms OF Duncsnson Bros southeast
Toned together with large lot Of other goods not
OF WI. Hogan, deceased.
VIM. A. HOGAN, yR.. Administrator
Nbll 81 IIINEANslN BROS
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TRrSTEEIS SAIE


- By virtue of q deed of trust dated February
80, 1914 aud recorded in Liber No. OIL, folio
= $50, VI the land records of the District of Co
lumtIs, will sell, at public auction, on FRIDAY,
front of the premises, the north 81 feet inches
front OF lot No. z, in square No 6S3, by the depth
thereof THIS property has front CT 81 feet in
ches on North Capitol street, between north sad
north streets, with average deplh Of about 100
feet.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in one, two, aud
three years the purchaser 10 give his notes for
deferred pay nents bearing interest at the EFF
eight per cent per annum, and secured by deed of
trust on the property. Conveyancing ct cost Of
purchased, sue down at time of sale.
x. CARUSI, Trustee.
ftb7- eoSds rep | BOWMAN & GREEN, Auct
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RY b. IL. WARNER, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FAITHFULLY o-
GATED LOT IN MOUNT PLEASANT STU
ATE ON THE GOhTHEAST CORNER OF
- By virtue of deed Of trust TO me dated A prii
1874, and daily recorded ia Liter !ts folio s25
OF the land records of the District OF Columbia,
ana at the request OF the holder of the secured
thereby, viii offer FOX sale at PUBLIC auction, in
mort of the premises, on THURSDAY, February
10Th, 1876, at O'Clock .. m the following de-
scribed unlmpiOyed real estate, viz: All that certain
known and described as Lot ~ of s. r. Browns
subdivision Of Mount Pleasant, in the county Of
Terms of sale: The amount of Indebtedness VIZ.
S6 and interest due thereon, secured by aforesaid
eed OF trust and the eN Penses Of the SALE in cash.
S.thD1e iu NiA, wee anl eighteen months.
Jan0 eoSds THEO. 4. GATCHEL, Trustee
~THEABovE SALE Is POSTPONED until
II EsDA1 Febrnary .. $50. At > ciocs .. IA
THOMAS BOWLING,
Il ApcitOneeT aad Commission M.reiqHt,
star Buildings, corner Pa. ave. and 18th street
IMPORTANT AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF
HOUSEHOLD FURhITURE
N On SATURDAY MORNING, February
~ l2th, -, commencing al % o clock, in front
varied collection Of Household Effects, com
Plush, Rep epd Hair-cIoth Parlor Furniture,
Lounge and Easy Chairs,
Walnut Marble top CHANGER Sets,
Marble top and PTlin Cottage Furniture
Walnut and Painted " ardrobes,
walnut Extension, aud other Dining TabIes,
Fine WsiuEt Dining Chairs,
coZon Oak Dining Chairs,
5 dozen Wood sest Chairs,
Brussels, Three ply and Ii grain carpets,
China and g sWare.
Cooking aid Heating stoves,
Kitchen Requisites.
Also,
Several Fire proof Safes
feblU THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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BANKERS.

BANKERS.
Nj d n Ely
IL n AIDE faster and more easly in stock speculation
In wall street than in any other legitimate way
The Banking House of Messrs. Alex. Froth CHAM
Co W all street, have paid to their customers
during the last thirty days i50 coo They have
over sUO custo meTs, who reside in different parts of
the world Their popularity arises from dealing with
their customers holestly. They invest sums rang
PERSONAL attention to small inv estment large
They also send a Weekly Report free to those de-
slribg 10 speculate: Send for it, PittSbRTg Com
tl1eTctdt. Jan ii, lS76.
Address ALEX FR0THISGHAM & CO.
1ebl- eotr Bankers and Brokers, L. Wall T., N Y
GSn To 5000 invested in Stock Privileges
xCO pays large profits. Write for ~ Dage book.
Men and lciorls Il " all st. and W all st. Review
SENT FREE. JOHN HICKLING CO.,
Bankers and Brokers,
ocu-y IL Broadway, n y
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Al CTION SALES

hENGANSGN BSrS.. srcttcr.erx
~ Corner y NTH s-d u streets n5rtb~a-t
TWO COVERED ENPRFSS WAGONS Tn
COVER ADVANCES AND CuAEGEs
~ IA Ia & sucisu, IN fre1' Of sklusroaus O.
AT L streets ror'hr esT, gu SATURDAY MORN
ING, February I2th. NJ IL o'cock. IL
l kCH hOBsI. Aucti neers,
- Late VIM. l. Wal a 90 a
Horse and Csrrisea Bazaar,
Nos. 93s aud ga Louisiana avenue.
DROVE HORSES, PRIyATE STOCK, EN-
Pkkss WAGONS, BUGGIES, CARTs, HAk-
~ on SATURDAY MORNING, February
~ I2th, ls76 commencing At 10 CLOCK, We
will sell at the BsZsar-
80 Had II Horses and Mules.
One pair of Gray Horses, years old, ISL, hands
nigh warranted sound; would make up q good team
iur Coupe.
Che Black Mare, S years old. I.A hsnds high;
Warranted sound; stylish, prompt driver; I'D
One Dun Canadian Mare, white points, 8 years
oli' IL hands high, warranted sound, stylish in
harness: can shtw 81 gait on the road; very
PR mifipg young mare.
Nearly New Top Phe ton and Sstt Gold mounted
harness, the property OF private gentleman.
sound snd gentle In harness
four seat Family Csrris sc and Sett Harness; the
property Of an officer ordered away.
several New and Second hand Express WAGONS
carts, The property Of Lyon, contractor.
No Iostpo nemert on accom- Of = the weather
BlBOH RJBEH. Auction sers.
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TTNITED STATES MARsHALp SALE Oh
u STALLS No, GIG AND HALT OF Gao, IN

WASHINGTON MARKET BUILDING.
In virtue OF writ Of erf facias, issued out Of the
Clerk Office Of the Supreme Court Of the District Of
sale, for cash, in Washington Market Building, on
FBlDAY, the 18th day Of February, 1870, at
O'Clock p m, the following goods and chsttele, VIZ
All J. AuGustiiers right. title, claim and interest
in and to the leasehcld estate Of stalls No 6l9 and
building, and will be sold to satiey execution No.
II SIS in favor of Washington MARKET Company.
feb7-d6ds ALEX. SHARP. D. 3. Marshal, DO.
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f.b1,eOSds tRep ] BOWMAN GREEN. A.

II OIL MIS- MhhoddL SALE OF a
u STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT STORE No.
726 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
In virtue OF five wris of eri facias issued ut OF
the Clerk Office of the su preme COURT Of the Dis
hict of Columbia, and TO me directed will sell at
public sale, for cash at the store No. !26 TN street
northwest, on FRIDAY, the i 9Th day OF Febru-
airy, lS76, commencing at 10 O'Clock q. m, the fol-
lowing goods and chattels, TO Wit, viz: / name in
part:
Large lot Of CaIicoes, large lot Lawns, large lot
Gnghams, large lot Velvets large lot Deains, large
lot assorted Wor.ted Goods for ladies, sc, &c;
large lot Poplins, large lot Plaid Goods large lot
Apscss, large lot Flannels, large lot White Goods,
large lot Tickngs, large lot PiQue, large lot CASH
petts contents of two Show Windows, contents Of
large lot Drawers and Show CASES, large lot ladies'
chdrens and gents Hosieries, large lot Shirts and
Draws, large lot Shawls, Scharfs, HsndIerchiefs,
lar &c lot Furs and NUNS, large lot blesched ana
brown Cottons large lot ladies Underclothes large
Inns, lots Gloves, Pins Needles, Buttons, &C., &C.,
being general and complete stock Of dry goods
usually kept by extensive merchants.
Seized and levied upon as the goods and ebsttels
Of Is sbella Gertrude Bun, and will be sold to sa
tisfy executions Nos lss, Is 1885, ,2o Is 123 and
Raft BlumbeIg Bros: use Of Henry Raf; Pings 4
Pinnor. use Of Henry Raft; Bierhoff Livingston,
use Of Henry Raft, and Isaac Sickle.
ALEX: SHARP, c. 8. Marshal d. q.
Nv Aurfa Al.
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X IEDEBGAKrEH
eCHOOL 9OB PRIMARY And ADVANCED
GLASSES, 70s llth St, bet. g and nv
Teachers, Misses SUSIE POLLOCK and O, Il
SOEkR, and N ss SARAH POLLOCK
Applications to be made after 0 clock at 90 =
street, corner Z and llth northwest. noyb sm
THE EPISCOPAL INsTITUTE,
REv. =. l.. KNIGHT, D. D., Had Mesfr:
PROF. JOHN LOWRY, A. M, AS Matte
Inc sixth Annual Session of this church echoo
LOT boy will commence on WEDNESDAY, the 8tL
OF oeptember. Further information can be had frov
tee RBv. i. L: KNIGHT, ID. D.,
aosN-u 1442 Oorcoran street.
EN9LisH, rBENOH, AND OLASSIOAL 81.
~ LEOT SCHOOL FOB YOUNG LADIES, Sie
new YORK avenue a. W.-Mrs. ANGELO JACK.
BON Prncipal.-Tne eighth annual session bes.a,
on the l4th OF September, 1875. sng74-iy
R0Ys, ACADEMY, ~ street northwest, sundeT
~ lands Church., will commence It's 9Th yeA
Afforded By this Academy, see Circulars 81 princt1o
bookstores, or address the Principal, No ISL ~
stress southwest. Private lessons in the Olassfcs
Higher Mathematics and Photography Audi =
INSTRUCTION FOB CHILDREN,
4 MSS Emma MdytssdsPs Scaooi (sr Fary.xs
sad PractscdI Cx!t.1s, 500 l8tA s.,sst.
~ In addition 20 the kindergarten, tho pecuifA,
Advantages OF " hich are vel. known, es pecsl at
sention Il Also given to elementary Instructions re-
ces3ary Tor thorough education.
Opens: Sept. 18th, Normal training cIsss, Oct
ist For particulars address - above. ausi5-sIa
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n THI eUPREAE COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
EIHANoR MILLER W. 0HoRsH w. MILLER ct Al
44s9-Eauity Docket Is.
Ordered, That the sale made and reported By the
trustee In this cause b ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary be shown or before
the 18th DAY OF rEBRUARH next. The report
Nv the Court: A. WYLIB, Justice.
a true copy-Test: i. j. MEI0S, Olerk.
AM sstst By L. p. wILLiANS, A.. OH.
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Apcit0nttT aad Commission MsrriaH,
star Bu!lding-, corner Pa. ave and nth street
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-07-27

THE vINDICATION of E. ". Keves
and Matt Carpenter is most thorough
and satisfactory. That elegant bios
som upon the reform busk, g. W
Cate, has wasted its sweetness on the
desert air, and that COB of phlegm E.
Northrup, which rcpublicanism bawked
up and spat upon the reform platform
years ago, has fulfilled its dirty mis-.
sion &c. W." has put his foot in it and
slipped fat down upon his reform
behind where that "bench' chung like
leech for years ILL callousness like
to man-of, wars copper bottom, render
ed him absolutely impregnable in that
quarter.
The great "Investigator" and his
minions are whipped. completely be-
wildered. They expected to utterly
demolish Mr.. Carpenter and Dir Keyes
by showing them up to be as guilty
as Lucifer in his revolt against the
hosts Of Heaven, but 10 they have
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-07-27

TILDEN THE Patriot ! When a
mass convention was called in New
York city for the purpose of encour-
aging the Loyal hearts of the nation
in 1861, the call was signed by several
hundred of the loyal men of the city
including both Republicans and Dem
ocrats. S. J.. Tilden was asked to sign
the call and attend the meeting. He
absolutely refused and stayed away.
But when the Democratic National
Convention was held il Chicago in
1864, s. j. Tilden, who. more than
any other one man had to do with the
shaping Of the memorable resolutions
passed at that convention, helped
frame, and cordially endorsed the fol-
lowing:
"ResoIUed, That this convention
does explicitly declare, as the sense of
the American people, that after -FOUR
YEARS OF FAILURE to restore the I'M
ion by the experiment of war,-dur-
ing which. under the pretense of a
military necessity or war power higher
chan the Constitution, the Conatitu
ton itself has been 0isregarded in ev-
cry part, and public liberty and pri-
vate right alike trodden down, and the
material prosperity of the country es-
sentially impaired, Justice, humanity,
liberty, and the public welfare demand
that IMMEDIATE EFFORTS BE MADE
FOR A CESSATION OF POSSIBILITIES
with view to an ultimate Convention
of the States, or other peaceable means
to the end that at the earliest practic-
able moment peace may be restored on
the basis of the Federal States.
And now this man with all his trea-
son and hatred for the men who saved
the country is the standard bearer of
the National Democratic Party, = no
longer Reform-but Democratic in the
worst sense. Will the people vote for
so arrant a demagogue and so base a
traitor?
1t is evident that TILDEN and Pa
triotism are not Synonymous terms.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-07-27

Why will yOu sulfer-from Rheu-
matism, Sprains. Stiff Joints. Swell
ingsr Burns, Scalds or Weak Back,
when the Centsur Liniment affords
certain relief. Many articles sooche
pain 80 certain extent, but the Cen
taur Eminent CURES. The White
Linimtnt is for the human family, the
Yellow Liniment is for horses and ami
mails. May18, 15t.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-07-27

NEVER saw garment too fine for
a man or maid; there was never chair
too good for cobbler or a cooper to
sit in: never house too fine to shell
ter a human head. These elements
about u.s. the georgous sky, the imper-
ial sun, are not too good for the hu-
man race. Elegance fits man. But
do we not value these tools of house
keeping a little more than Chey are
worth, and sometimes mortgage home
for the mahogany we would bring into
it? | had rather eat my dinner on the
head of barrel or dress myself after
the fashion of John the Baptist in the
wilderness, or sit on a block all my
life, than consume all myself before |
get home, and take so much pains
with the outside that the inside
was as hollow as an
empty nut. Beauty is great thing,
but beauty of garments, house aud fur
niture is very twady ornament com
pared with domestic love. All the ell
egence IN the world will not make a
home, and | would give more for a
spoonful of hearty love than for whole
shiploads of furniture, and all the up
holsterers in the world could put to-
gethcr.-Theodorc Parker.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-07-27

THE WHOLE country will be surpris-
ed to learn that the fast mail trains
which have become a necessity are to
be wholly discontinued because there
have been no appropriations made by
congress for their maintenance. Van
derbilt & Scott notified the govern
ment that the trains would be taken
off, and the last fast mail went through
from New York to Chicago last Satur-
day. In this last crowniGg outrage
we behold another of the beauties OF
reform. The confederate congress is
wholly responsible for the withdrawal
of the fast mail trains which have come
to be a necessity, If not absolutely in
dispensible. Our people will think of
this and kindred outrages against our
best interests and the progress of the
nation when they come to vote for a
congressman this fall A vote for
Cate is vote for the stoppagc
of the fast mail trains. Remem-
Der that, and then remember
that the Reform party which has sud
denly become the old Democratic par
ty is as full Of reform as centennial
corpse is Of vitality.
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The Congressional Nomination,

The Chippewa Herald comes out
with double loaded editorial for Hon.
THAD. G. Pound for Congress. We
expected the Herold,to be earnest in its
support of Mr.. Pound, and we are
ready to endorse all the good things it
says in his favor. But there is one
thing that must be remembered in the
coming campaign, and that is that We
must not content ourselves with the
idea that ours is to be an easy victory.
The enemy is willy and INSCRIPTIONS,
and the competitor of the republican
candidate, if he be Hon G. w Cate,
will not stoop to gull and mislead the
voters Of the district in every possible
way. He viii be everything to every
body, and where he is best known ne
will endeavor to cut the widest swath.
Therefore, while we acknowledge Mr..
Pounds excellences, and fitness for
the position we must assert what we
have before asserted, that to insure VIC
tory Mr.. Gate must be met by a can
didate from the section where he re-
sides. The argument that the Wis
consin river has furnished the nomi-
nees heretofore is no argument at all
under the existing condition of things.
We want man who can embalm G.
w Cate, and that man is THOMAS B,
SCOTT. We hope the convention will
be so wise as 20 realize this fact, and
nominate Mr. Scott whom Mr.. Gate
breads to face as he does no other man
in the district.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-07-27

That THE Democratic party, which
was the Reform party, is not party
of principle is clearly demonstrated by
its action four years ago, and again to-
day -Four years ago it nominated
that excellent man and foremost jour
nalist Of the age, Horace Greeley, as
its standard bearer; man who never
had one thought, feeling or sympathy
in common with the party nominating
him, and who had denounced it's prac-
tees and principles with so much ap-
parent yindictiveness and bitterness
that thousands Of its staunchest ad-
herents were driven without the party
fold. His nomination was only a
stroke of policy which proved abor-
tive. -Four years later the same party
under the cry Of reform dominates a
man the exact antipode Of the stand
ard bearer of four years ago; cum
ming, scheming, coperish, traitorovs
demagOgue whose subtle arts and low
desires are in glowing contrast with
the free, frank, generous man who was
sacrificed upon the party altar in 1872.
Tilden has been justly denominated by
one who IS posted in his business char
acter as a ''railroad wrecker." He
has further shown himself to be in
sympathy with the worst elements Of
our politics, even stopping so low as to
be associated with the vilest rascal of
the age, VIM NJ Tweed, the BOSS"
devil of New York, in preparing a
system of frauds whereby the vote of
the rural districts of New York in
1868 might be overcome by oyerwhelm-
ing returns from the most degraded
wards of the great city then manipu-
lated by VIM. NJ. Tweed. Mr.. Gree
ley who was the standard bearer of
the party in 70 addressed scathing
letter to S. j. Tilden who is the stan
dard bearer Of the same party in 1876
setting forth the frauds in his clear and
incisive style. The letter was written
immediately after the election Of 1868
when the frauds wore so patent as to
excite the disgust of well meaning men
who had supported Hoffman for Gov
ernor as against Griswold. The letter
is lengthy, but it will we'll repay care
full perusal- 1t reveals the status OF
the party who can support both Gree
ley and Tilden. and pretend to be hon
est. Lack of space prevents the pub
lioation Of Mr.. Greeley's letter this
week but we shall publish it in tull
next week.
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established the innocence of both, and
more, they have shown that the efforts
of certain reformers to make them We
nal were met by both Reyes and Car
penter with the most positive denun-
Citations of their would be rascality.
Mcssrs. Keyes and Carpenter return
home completely exonerated from COM
plicity in the whisky frauds honored
by their friends of both parties. and
greeted with ovstions which have told
but too emphatically of the scorn, dis
dain and contempt in which their
would be traducers are held by all
right minded citizens, while Mr. Cate
returns to talk patriotism to the peo-
pie of Stevens Point and say: II
cas the Uictim of misplaced conf
dence." Poor dupe! He knows that
he mourns because he failed to pull
down character, not because he was
misled. He is lonely Catherine who
will find his Petruchio in the republi-
can nominee for congress in the eighth
district in November
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= q I n e 8

Persons desiring to take out Patents,
or desiring information from the Z. s.
Patent Office, should consult T. A.
LEHMAN, Solicitor Of Ameri~
can and Foreign Patents, Wash
ington, D. @. Examinations free. NO
PATENT NO PAY. Send Tor Cir
Cular.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-07-27

When derth was hourly expected from
DIR. II. JAMES was Experimenting heaccijcnt-
ally made 4 preparation OF INDIAN HEMP
which cured his only child. and now gives this
recipe free on receipt of two stamps, 10 pay
eXp- nscs Hemp also cures nightswcat, ma u<eiS
at the stomach, and Will break fresh cold liz
twenty-four hours. Address CRADDoCE L Co.,
1882 Race St., Philade phi. ,uauring this paper
June22t;f
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-07-27

EMERY A. SToRKs, at Hayes &
Wheeler meeting in Chicago the other
night, said:
"They say. Behold our Reformer,
Mr.. Tilden see what he has done.
Didn't he crush out Tweed 2 Way
back in 1864 the cordial relations be-
tween Tweed and Tilden eonld hardly
be described. Way down to 1865
they were like brothers. In the cleo
ton Of 1868, as Chairman Of the State
Central Committee e New York, Mr..
Tilden devised plan by which the
votes of that great State were wrested
from Grant by the most gigantic frauds
that was ever practiced upon people,
and given to his adversary. Fhis Mr..
Tilden, the Reformer, after having Cor
years and years come at the beck and
call Of Mr.. Tweed, after Mr. Tweed
had been exposed by the Republican
press and Republican party, jumps On
to the carriage when it is all ready 80
go and the streets in good order for
travel, and takes ride at Republican
expense. Loud cheers and laugh
ter.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-07-27
rtI1I u 0gOM Shop.
CENTRALLY. WE

T.
The undersigned has established himself at
the old stand Of Alex HissaliiUn, and will keep
on hand Lumber wagons. and will manufacture
PLATFORM WAGONS BUGGIES,
&c. to order.
Horse Shooting and Plough repairing done
and all work warranted. apr.ljtf
p. 4 PETERSON
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-07-27

STOKES WILL take off his striped
breaches in October. just in season to
go to the Centennial He is at Au-
burn now, '.loveliest village of the
PLAIN, where he is less happy than at
Sing Sing.