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NOTICE

IuN~lNT"HN. Auga1 Al-t. lNat
uaina ia the dire calamity uhieh has bcfallcn
~. having losi aur store fain sith Incentive con
tent. ~ hr. On thr 7d,h instant Sc would mosi
earnestly rtu-.t that s.i tiu.e knosing thense 9.
inhibited a. u. viii h. snd enough % conr fnFsa afl
~ithuui d.As ,ri sst,i' their 'uield"ines- We
are incaic.l IN thc hr,ck dwelling pn the sNSnac
leading from the i"rk turHpil' io th" Eri-~'ral
church aud trusi that, "~ine 20 iho cifrums,anc"..
w. will receive = lib.fsl support irpm the el'I'u'
aud pubic generally
". : <HEALEN soN
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A. W. Washington. ehi. esunis 90 >,itcui.f
sa'h. LsTHA g. ag~i ~ YEAR. siis - Chstic-
Lord
sni = Day ths seungc-' daughter 4 trah D.
aud Angie 'aassb
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liz, o. r.r-.-. remaining N the po.,es,cs Al

fi-r - LsrrEw- remaining IN the pas,oaics 1t
Ts-s"ni"-n iar ,hs month ending s-pt. 8o,h
Aaas.s.ss Ts~s".s.s~s. Mrs. Anu Perisr
Gas Thesis. sam " ilhams epored John Bsrks
dab. Mr.. A,eria sade. Preston Miller. Wa
Braa. John = bariH. Me. EHra DuR-an kal..s,
Cover. Jos. Danlal.. san1 G"risnd. ChA.. dfe.a
NJ. Mar y. Miller Jerry Micss. Nj. Am
TaYlnf. t,ci. Drummer. 2 Grssn Read Mirbssi
Ryn.. Michael stachpsh, M.s Saiiis C'setsy. Jhs.
' Rs.-sy. Mrs. Ann w.lls=s... Iaha u. B"~eo.
y. Chsri-s. Levi. Pa,riek X. y H"-it. Jane.
Howard. h. :. u. June.. Mi.s " Helen jenkins.
7 w.ierl John whitefprd. Lewis Tarner ~.
iad,....d n HaH,, sassiy Mis- Ella H..
.i,sf W., Amanda A. Leach. Mr.. PnkhBr.i.
IA. M-,ly. Mr.. Mary J Hall. la. e. Band. NJ.
Lena Eckhart. Mr.. Jas. Muryhy. Iohh 7. Cole.
Nj. Bette Hall. Mr.. MARY 4. smith. wn. Nor
eam foreign Mr,. AIc. smith.
W.. siis.ss-s.-- Miss Isabells furgis-on, Iisw-
afd.viiie. baltimore county Daniel Murphy, Mel.
vale station. baltimore county Mrs. Worthihg
ton. foreign. Mpntspmssy. Baltimore county Miss
Moili. Baulten. Carsontovn, Baltimore county
Mr.. Jnp. swan, Hunting Ridge. baltimore eoun-
Is. Mfs. H. Tyson. NelEalc, Baltimore county -
Peter ". Wilhelm. Middletown. Baltimore county
Miss Ella Logan. Hunting Ridge. Baltimore eoun
Is Miss sophie Jackson. Chestnut Hill. Haiti.
norc county Me. Alice u. Thompson. Weymouth,
Baltimore county
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SsIE % W,yERLET PRorERIN. .---kirklanl
A 60. auctonccr.. sold On Wednesday. On the
pFoni.es for VIM. ". Buscy. attorney. four lot. oi
ground in the village of waverley. the third h.,
suhicr, 10 sl5i ground rent, ani the other. "a fec
4 portion 81 the land !. improycdhy double iwo
story frame dwelling with stable. rHrTiagc house
Ac The whole property ~sf purchased bv Fran.
cis kusseIi for 81, 600
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MARRIACES.

''u o,i - - - fe'.s'. ohaIch D., tn ke,
P,hie a-.is,ri O., Rev. J ,. Grsmt,ar
ant 'aapbsil fau. I,- - P,tNtsn ~ Hn~ln !,
Gr~.n ~, - Mis. IL, I',s,s - Halnmar,
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Miscellaneous.
PUBLIC SALE
HORSES. MULES. cows. HOGS. FARMGN'
IMPLEMENTS. HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE. a.

The uulcr'isue,i having .o,I h,r isTm lnj Ia
tending {" remove iruH the state. ~iii -yii e; igt
liz sale. "u he iaTn 81 the late samuel Mast ir
eeH ed, fourteen .,iic fr"r baltimore aud halg i
inil' north ni th, llc.ti, and iInrfuF,i turnpike
adjoining The igfHs - .'a"'h k. Ma. Wa Z"
Pawn" pni oihnr-.
.a i"!-.t't. i-'t f's .. n'.',.. is7a.
,i"'',l"ck a. ".
The f,i"W,ng r-r."nsl Property. To wit,
Three good WORK ~ Driving HORSES, ! tine
BROOD MARE, IN inai: = MILES. COLTS.
and , ycar- Old cows. t"nic oi them fresh :
Hull. ? HELPERS. BROOD SoWs. with
pig: BoAkS, SiIUATS. . PiGS. four horse
broad tread Wagon aud Body. tw"-hor,r Mar
kci Wagon, one hurse d., iinfsc Cart, I Hay
CarriRgc. Stnne BED. irapct anl Mower com
hinei spfing ,u.'th ll"r.r Rake. train brill
Roller. uFain Fan ! -, Bf,,chbanl.. > set.
Lead Harne'. 'c,- stag b.. P"~-. Hauo~..
Cult, at"rs. ! wagon Si,id.. Collar. BrilIcs,
Halter. log, finh anl Gov chain.. whcclbar
roW. Double aui Single Ire, >. tiruI stone. Forks.
Rake. fisks. Sh', rls.
onc sc; ., ElacksEIiih's T"ulf. - b4riUls ui
C"Fn. 10 ton- Vt Hay. 3 loi Il Lumber. Poet. and
Rails. cords oi Wood &c.
HOUSEHOLD 4 kITCHEN frRNITIR RE-
4 bc,isteai.. I Bureau. Wash Siuk | Cupboard
FlnuI chc,i. W",ri chc,l. / Doash fray. :
Table, I.auus, Cipct. char . Crok stove.
Fafi"r fu,i 'siJ.v, llgt Copper Kettle. ,..i
s"'l''n', iafs, Ion h.. fatn ncll. liuN,
M NJ hin. '.t "i Nipple hu't,t. In Hbi
KEYS sarc. >th.as' 'ifiL isl. Washing Ma
rHn,. Wash Tub llt -, bishc., about - ,at,l.
tsnpcl f.aii jar cider isrfei-. Meat russ. a.
0-... lot Il r,u'ir, ,hrlaling luke, Duek.
sni chicken.
TERMS uf .t.L NJ .uu. . 80 su! an
dor cash -u 40 .,n- .s.. thai lai.uni r,sii
"i 'N'l'' m"tih' sill 10, gwen. rur ha.rf. si,ius
n"t". ~uh appt"..i -,euri, he.nus interest
a 90 al
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JAMES FBLE1.
CARPENTER AND BUILDER

SWEET tIR. HtL7faOhE "a. VIZ
ESTIMATES FURNISHED oN ALL class
- ~ BrIl.pIMGs
Communication ~ msil Nili fc~civ" pt"mIl
attention sept 30. l.
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AUCTIoNEER. TRENTON. BALTIC. 90. Nm.
ALL bu,incs. promptly attended t". 'hate
of public pairunag" respectfully solici'cd.
CH.iRGES u0hEF1TG Dec a. a.
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PAiSVtt AocinESr. Arthur shane. I,u,,-
master nj shane. baltimore county. the, With a
painful accident on Saturday night last. Whils,
at the barn, feeding hi stock. he accidentally
slipped aud fell brcaking one of hi. legs 4. Mr..
shane u about ff,y I've year II age III" accident
may prove :" he = .sriaus enc
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To- bsssas1I' -r-torasf. q ,hs Tiilsr
.'Fips ,rp- - ts-,f in.,ingi. Al tss, h..i t .n
,srrapi the 'pesss'' - she wa,rsss, u.stus 20
Thur-i-, sifhi Il last -cst The.e f-Iia- So q
fatf ample Z 'h' s'ui ID - 'r-r -b ~
t- flfer sui Hcui'i.. Ths, A. -, .au.,
,i-.' sh. lf.ss - the keruhh a. u.s,'laE .t,
i''h -ard haiiiruarr sol t..r -za.. -
il.raFu''h them .slsc. p, ~. az. q -t,
goo au il vat' -a-i shame 20 .a'
former.
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tn NEW JtIsr Hon. Albert ". Br"~H. the
newly commissioned Judge of the Orphan Court.
appointed b. gu the Vacancy caused by the death
u Samuel X. Griaith. qualified before the CLERK
ai the Circuit Court N Tac.iay. aud at once cu.
tered upon the discharge of hi duties. Mr..
Brovn u resident of the lfth district, . lawyer
BY profession. aud gentleman of high standing
In the community.
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--Perhaps the most beautifully decorated
stand ever sccn at political meeting In this cOun
~. wHs the one ut the wayerlcy mectingon Thurs
day night of last week. There were three large
American Gags, with a number Of smaller ones.
drapci over aud around the stand. with fcstoons
oi the most beautiful flowers, in great profasicn.
from the nursery Of Mr.. Chas. Hamilton. A large
portrait nf I"v. llnycr graccl the rear of the
stand. In addition there was any quantity of
Chincsc lanterns strung to the hayaris of the pole
and across the pike the whole making up pie
turc worthy the study 81 an artist.
IN old aud esteemed friend writes ~ fol
iuS.. On Iny return from Ocean Grovc learned
q yaur grca, calamity, which panied me much.
lh' not be di.hcaricncL. Your pas, will he pass
port Tor your future prosperity. n you richly lie
serve. You have the hest county papcr--acknnwl-
edged by all who see it--and the cause you adyo.
cate IL . jus, cause aud one 90 be proud Of" We
are almost daiiy--sinec our calamity--in receipt
u just such letters as this. We highly apprcci.
ate the many Kind words of our friends aud in
the future. a. IN the past. will cndcavor 10 prove
worthy "' their confidence and support.
~ few days ago 9th district farmer at
work Ia his w"ois when he heard an unusual
s"ani ~ u some calling f'w help. lie
started IN the dircctiun of the sound, and ., be
approached what did he behold, why. there un.
der largc white yak he saw the sage 81 Ross'
Mill Dam all alone. making political speech to
the forest trees. The farmer inquired what In the
World u all meant when he Was infornci by the
orator that he intended g. make Democratic
speech at Middetown on Saturday and he was
just practising up a little, you know" whcth-
81 this great ,peech ~as made On Saturday OF not
~e have not learned.
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Nathihs Il more sehefaiiy f-,aif"l. .I .tsf
hahl. puFgait,s medicine 81 yarssii,s. ..u,
time. pfuiaer pain lnuhs their stcrat,ai bot
br buli. Nexetah'' Pill. arr iat le.. habi- t.
rlp~ than any 'ihcr medicine shieh ). q. sfo.
iuai ~ t.uf lTaggis, f.F ,hem rurs -
cent? : t-tt
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e. tn Son PER bA, ~ linMk Sample
sN,b !" 'D.V worth ~ iTc,. SIiNSoN A co,
Portland Main. MAJ ii'sH. "
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STRAY COW

CAME ~ The premise. 4 tn .ub.cnbcr, pn the
Maiien's Choicc Road. lith district, on the 2t,h
inst, 4 WHITE AND BItf SPOTTED COW.
The owner i requested to come forward, prove
property. pay charge aud take her away.
sept 80. ~. " u. WADE.
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e. CO. A wHEk I" Agent. sam.
So0 ~ Sll pie, FREE = -. vICKE-
ny. lususta MaiH" Nns :H.5". -iN
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is.tl.,rt.,. "a, '..r..ts. ln.tre, ti.t..
hate teen gwen - ths uasri. & e nir,,l tri ",
rics 10 TIE sstsral e.uEt.t. .f, tHusVtr tr.i'.fN
~ % fvgafa g. ,hesr snesunis IL ruciast- ,
laftsfn ieai shi,t ~, 80. n'. three af1r,rate-
81 ihs ace s.lIor's f.ils.s fifst. rsa ssi.i-
ss-.uni pers.nal prut~r'5 - .f.rss ..T
J.. ration. lre. fI."rais.i ,y ihr -ttts Maryianl.
ani e1plaint ~ rea..u 2 'his list.iar efr
rui.f ha' 49,. '-en s.as,i aAlng the limit 4 time
- appsai. atthif', isy. T. sav. In al ...s.
-her- complaint . AFpssl has Hii teen u.a.is
-i,hir 'hir's iss. after ID. fs,arn .. fhi. Bari
- ihs aia.i4pn e.mylainsI Il. tbs Br.fi -ii ~
sis. ,As valaaiina. - rs'arnei tni, ani Ill -,n
s,sss sseA rs,iss Gn.I 1,sy-.it,"l IT m
saBs
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i'Frn ,ftns - CH.rrt Thr fi.m.-teai "
D chapel 90 ',.r.urh .tefu, rssf ihs Hsrf.ri
f--4 49, isslirafrl ~ -4blay sifrrr..n ta.f
Tn -hap.i - o.uuesisti .ith th, W. .firy ~
'harrh Re- A-'VAy i=-i.f T. B. afrsas
huildiax oaIahlr ,~atins =. I-ef..f... TIE
buil'ling hs. h,sa Completed f't. some umt aui
rsiisipa' ~sr.hit ~iih ~auiat .rh.-.i ha. i-fr
hsii there dsrng the pat sammrf The .hat..
cl.' ~ 40 ani 4ut - i-h' The ir,ii. 49,. Rs
seTiuen 80 pr,arhci ty q, l. " rsr.iu,r. =
ih' East Baltimore .tati.n Oh. ai.. e.uiu. t.
ths remainder q The .ers d., ,ocofins the rrs
srribei form 4 the chnrgt H., " Murlby
prsachc 10 ths c,tains
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sALE 10 fARx Vim. " RistoAu. auction
esr. old 81 the Cour, Hoasc on Tuesday for
Winfield :. Booker. Es'j.. Trustee. the farm for
msriy o-hc.l by John :. Given. IN worihingi
Valley. ah.,ui one mile FROM Emory Dro,c. GOA
tanning one hundred and quarter ler,s. and
impro'c - by . ionhlc '~o story frame lwoiiiue.
barn and other "atbuildins. purehas~'l hy Jacob
u tlsi.t for a. Ito
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THt M h,mRpAb \ cpFrc.pahisni . tt-
Baltimore sas.n. uriting from osins, Mill.
.ay. The preliminary survey. - The f,I'"ss.l
'''siT" and w"r'hingt"n Valley ka,lroai' .iill
yr"gre..ing. though siouiy 4 e.mniiis. ruu
.i.tiRE q Cd. John Carroll g 7. C,-key. W e.
pl.-. Hon Edward Phiiyai and J.. I. C.nraI.
-eFs rr~.niiy appointed :. take N charge al INST
ter. thsi might appertAiu 'usard the flfih,rau,e
q ths ls.ign. ana ihs-s gss,ismsr ar i",ng all
,u ths,t poser f,r - sace.-.
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cnri-ri,~ iSipS Tho neS, meeting q T"~
sonia~h Chus'ian mon sill h. held AZ Trfuity
School House. Monday evening oc, g,h The
fniin~ing ar the appointm.nt, or thar evening
Mast X. H'~,k cssay ! & iEua -"ier,
reading W. Bpaiiin q recitation q D.
lierh'r, question tor debate Ia work. q g.
iion improve the moral and intellectual e"ui
tipn Il the as,'" bispstants c. o. MsL.an. 4
" Pcrrie. John I Yell.,t AMI ". D. Ni,eheu
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NOTICE

N0aF'I = 'Wnff"I 1NI NF' I's ~ TITf
'us ~ y
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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-02
FOURTEEN MILLIONS AN
ACRE.

A lot has recently been sold near
Jauncey Court in Wall street, at the
rate OF aboat $li,000,0 900 per acre
which j. the highest price that we
lave ever known TO be paid for bust
ness lot. Some years ago the Jauncey
Court property sold at the rate of two
and one-seventh million dollars an acre.
The prices asked for some lots on Cali
t0rnia street would bring an acre up TO
not less than million dollars We be
lieye there has never been a sale of that
amount Of ground in one piece for so
much money. These lots twenty We
years ago could have been bought for n
few hundred dollars. They have .ot
yet reached their maximum value. and
will not until the city has a million of
inhabitants, rs New \ Icrk now has. Ac-
tive business men here will remember
the time when lot in what ia now the
business center # San Francisco looked
like very dull property AZ au appraise-
mcnt Of a few hundred dollars. In the
history If every great city there are
times when real estate Is Il drug in the
market Prices are depressed. every
thing seems to b. going backward. But
these periods are relatively of short du-
ration As surely as population in
or a~t-s II viii carry real estate NJ III
th. market IS. r. Bulletin.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-02

her late .amcG.e.l vas lCft handed He
hai frequeatly beat her with e.a. left
arm. which caused her - remark an1
remember that peCuliarify 0f her jori
and master On The other haad Ccr-
tain ~t-rgs-jr.gs-- All hunters testified
- the fact ths: the deceased lau1l I'll
used his r.-ht arm So dill other people.
anil the clothes worn on the occasion hy
,ha h0Sfier were fo1ad yell Spatterol
with blo.sl lie proved or his lawyer
dill tor him. that in killing beef the
day before this blood had stained his
wearing apparel On the other side
agaia, aa army surg on and the county
Doctor gssr tae blood q most careful,
aud scientific analysis AMI found il hu-
mar gore I dou't believe the tive, il
fairly tested. could tell any blood FROM
rel paint Bat u add - the weight 81
evidence, the landlord gold watch was
found hidden il the lof. where the
io-tler slept
The jury were satisfied the man was
guilty. and - found. lie was condemn
od 10 bc hanged; bat the pretty widow
50 worked upon the Governor that be
changed the sentence Ia the penitenti-
airy for life And then, OF course, in
less than year he was pardoned out,
and story reached the post not long
after that the two were married
" served out my sentence
at Fort Jumpof, and was gra-
ciously permitted TO visit Wash
ington. One night old Oscar johnson
and | attended - reception that we
were assured was one Of the most fash
ionable at the National capital. We
found canopy and carperiug extend
ing from the front door to the curb.
and carriages were emptying continu-
ously their bcjcweled, siIkcn- laced
occupants of the female persuasion,
and. dartirg in for our turn on foot. We
fonnd he interior ablaza with lights
that Ilt up the most gorgeous assembly
/ ever gAvcd upon. D.yCsted of our
wraps. We fell In with a train of silks
and swallow-tails, too, to where the
fair hostess stood receiving. She was
simply superb she received me gra-
ciou>ly, but at the sight of old Oscar
she gave little start and paled be-
meath her rouge. She recovered. how
ever. almost instantly. and claimed my
friend as All old acquaintance, begging
both OF us to come and drive with her
next day. The crowd of new comers
pushed rs aside. Ny friend hurried
me to corner, aud said, with intense
excitement:
do you know that woman
Not from Adams second wife. Do
your
"'Know he,; Why. defended her
second when he was tried for the mur-
der of her first husband
And is that the murderer a. her
side z
"'No, indeed, and that's what puzzles
me. But she will unravel the mystery
tomorrow,
And so she did-and her career sub
sequoat 10 the second marriage was as
marvellous as what had gone before"
would continue, but | have now
told enough 10 secure for myself the
character of one of those untruthful
dealers in romance whose story is gen
erally pleasing picture based ON a
stern reality. This is not true in the
above instance. and if one doubts let
him ask any old Pacific Sloper familiar
with the startling events of that wild
region. and be satisfied
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-02

- md etasf ninsrxl lands and mines sur.
sst~Si. sxAsinss Ana rvs.or.sx, us.,n pi.r. -
SI.sss"s Ice mining Improvements fsaralshex,
as.S.asataon sasataon given g. land surveys. and n the
..sseA 81 essy lots As4 blceks N.r. ara Ar,~
"ss ns-caanaesily sY-sate., NJ is ~.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-02
Fresh Made Candies.

And An Assortment Of
T. e N il q =
Constantly on hand. Wedding Cakes made 20 or
ders on the shortest notice. Ball Suppers and
Parties supplied.
May 18th. 1876.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-10-12

The Age ofIiuge events! What
will be our Future !-Those who
have lived three score and ten can
scarcely realize the rapid changes that
time and our active and intelligent
workers have made within three, quar-
ters of century Our modes of
communication, the telegraph and rail-
way, are the revolutionists and civili-
zers of the world Time if distanced,
and space annihilated by those twin
CO operators, and nowhere, on the
broad face of the globe, are the event
tul transitions Of a century so plainly
visible as on this Continent and within
The limits of the United States Our
Centennial furnishes unmistakable
proof OF our progress, and is the ad-
mltted Huge Event Of the Age, and
to see it our readers must take fying
trip over the Great Fort Wayne and
Pennsylvania Railway, which is the
only direct line to the Exposition and
Eastern cities During the trip they
will discover the completeness of the
famous road, and coincide with the
public that the Fort Wayne and Penn
sylvania has virtually attained a de-
gree Of perfection, beyond which, it is
ehouget impossible for men, money,
brains, enlarged views or compass of
thought to pass. With "a solid road
bed of broken stone, the heaviest con-
tinuous steel rails ever tested, double
and tribe tracks, machinery construct
ed for strength and speed, the strong
est iron and granite bridges cars combi-
ming the most approved models for
safety and luxusy, sober employees
reared in the company's service. tele-
graph and signal corps, block stations,
ane all the mechanical triumphs for
security, convenience and rapid move
ment Of passengers that rejecting
railway experts and discerning genius
may devise, are brought into requisi-
ton. Can the future do better? For
information address G, NJ. Clark.
General Ticket Office, 65 Clark street,
Chscago.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-10-12

of the lass will be utterly Ignored,
trampled under foot. Tilden's sup
porters come largely from the South.
By violence, fraud and murder they
expect to be a unit in his support
hence they would claim in the event of
his election, the right to give tone and
direction to his Administration. Pre-
cedent would require the Northern
wing to cringe to the domineering spir-
it Of the ex-slave owners-hence they
would be mere puppets in the hands
Of a juggler, retaining not the least
semblance of Democracy--mere allies
of rebels. Therefore no Democratic
vote can be cast for Tilden--it will be
a rebel vote every time. The time fo1
calling such votes Democratic is past.
Let us call things by their right names
Either Republican or rebel-Which
shall it be?
TT
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-10-12

consols dispose OF them to invest in
these Bonds. These are few of the
blessings which the Republican party
has bestowed upon the country.
'sWhat beneficial act has the Demo-
cratic party performed within the last
twenty-five years. The Democratic
party is uot to be trusted for the r,a-
sons that it nominated men for Press,
dent and Vice President that could
they have had their way, we should
not, at this time, have had a United
States. Men whose acts and sympa.
thies were with their Southern Demo
cratic brothers in their efforts to de-
stroy the union. Men who are as
comp letely under control OF the South
as was the administration of President
Buchanan. Men who expect to be
elected, if elected at all, by the solid
votes of the South The Democrats
have lately issued private circular
calling upon their southern friends to
carry every southern state at all haz-
ards "-"Give US solid Southern
vote, at ali hazards, and all will be
right. What does this appeal to the
Southern Democracy mean? Does ID
mean the maintenance Of law, order
and good government or does it mean
intimidation. and if necessary death to
the colored Republicans of the South.
ging from the scenes daily trans
pirIng at the South, it means total
disregard Of all the guarantees given
by the country to the freedmen and
determination of the rebels to gain by
ballot what they lost in battle.
Every loyal man, without regard to
party, should not fail to support the
party that preserved the Union.
The City is full of strangers On
their way to and from the Centennial.
Yours truly,
X. X. X,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-10-12
September %, 1876.
Dock. Witter goes into TIL
[. l.. MOsHER.

Dock. Witter goes into the
Milk Business. We've got a good
joke on Dock, too good to keep,
Dock bought "a cow up in Rudolph the
other day. and after a dsy or two in
the stable the boys let her out, think
ing she was sufficiently adfuralized
to grub around home. In the dark of
the evening the boys ''put her up all
right, and kept her in the stable, the
weather being cold. After a day or
two a German neigh5or complained to
the Dock. that his COW was gone, so
the Dock. kindly conaented to supply
the family with milk till the missing
bovine could be found. But one day
the German in passing by the barn
thought he saw "his own" and so sur
yeyed things closely. Sure enough
there was his COW. He proceeded to
notice, and was about to drive her
home, when ''the beys" announced the
fact to s'pa.' The Dock. Immediately
gave orders to ''let that co,0 alone"
but the sold woman" coming over,
and calling, with tears in her fists and
her eyes doubled up, "Rosey, Rosey,
Come Rosey" the Dock. cooed
when Rosey ran lowing to her rightly
owner. At the same time man put
in an appearance and communicates
the fact to Dock. that his COW was UP
Rudolph. Dock. opened his. eyes,
hurrahed for Hayes and Wheeler, ano
told the ''old lady" she didn't owe
hin any milk bill, mot a cent.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-10-12

Coon FOB OUR sIDE,-Ohio, 81
900 Republican majority. Indiana.
close, but undoubtedly Republican.
We come to this conclusion 10y perus,
ing the returns in todays dalles.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-10-12

LET EVERY soldier boy remember
that TILDEN says that he was q tres
passer upon southern soil. and liable to
prosecution for damages for tespass,
for helpiag to squelch the rebellion.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-10-12

* When the time xpircs for which the Re
porter has been paid. an X will be marked oppo-
tie the subscribers name, and may be regarded
an invitation to renew.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-10-12
CITY .AND COUNTY.

Catholic; Fair. The Catholic So
cietv will hold Fair at Music Hall on
Tuesday and Wednesday the 18th and
18th insts for the purpose Of raising
funds wherewi 18th to supply furnaces fol-
their fine church. Dancing will be
INDUCED in each evening. The days
arc the anniversary Of the Peshtigo
fire