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to her apportionment under the call of
one. Mr.. VIM. Montgomery, claiming to
be entitled to two delegates, and your
committee recommend that NJ. Montgom-
cry be allowed a seat in the convention AS
a delegate from Chimacum, with Mr.,
Tanner. Respectfully submitted.
ID. W. SMITH,
l.. b. HASTINGS JR.,
TuOS TANNER
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-01-03
Ask Yourself These Questions

Are you Respondent sufferer from
Sick Headache, Hahitual Costiveness,
PalpItation of the Heart? Have you
Dizziness of the Head? Is your Ner-
vous system depressed Does Yonr
Blood circulate badly? Have YOU a
Cough? Low Spirits? Coming up of
the food after eating? &c, &c. All
Of these and much more are the d.
rect results Of Dyspepsia. Liver Com
plant and Indigestion. GREEN S
AUGUST GLOVER is now acknowledged
by all Druggists to be positive cure.
2,4O0, 900 bottles were given away in
the U. S. through Druggists to the
people as trial Two doses Will sat
isfy any person of its wonderful quail
ty in curing all forms Of Indigestion.
Sample bottles 10 cts. Regular size
rs cts. Sold positive by all frst-clas.
Druggists If the q. S.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-01-03

Scattering snowfakes and slus
ice running, tell US Of winter.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-01-03

4 Singing e.-Mr. j. D..
Rogers of Plover recently captured a
peculiar mouse which proves to belong
to the singing species. Mr.. r. had
heard the musical tones of the little
creature for several nights, and finally
succeeded in capturing it in the pant
ry whittier it had gone to feed. Mr..
Roger has presented it to his nephew
Dir George Wood who proposes to
adopt it now that he is Benedict
1t may he seen by the curious at the
Wood County Drug Store.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-01-03
LOCAL MATTERS.
Ez..B PEHaELEO, Editor.
CITY AND COUNTY.

Notice to L0Sgers. Conductors
of all "logging camps liable to special
tax as Dealers in Manufactured Tobac-
CO must make immediate application
for stamps, or they will be reported fer
Fl. B. PHILLEo
Dept. Collector.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-01-03

Dentistry.--Dr. r. S. " ellis who
for the past sixteen years has been a
resident Of Sparta, Wis. will be at the
Rablin Hoase, Grand r ii Is, Tuesls y
Jan. 14th 1878, for the practice oil
his profession. Hard times is our On
ly apology fo1 practicing out of our
home Office, it is what We have not
dons before for many years.
TPE RIGHT MAN IN THE RIGHT
PLACE.
In a copy of the proceedings of the
Wisconsin State Dental Association 1T
their annual meeting in July of last
year. We fud record of the election
Of DR.. r s. Wells, of Sparta, as
President Of the Association, a highly
honorable position, and one worthily
bestowed upon the Doctor, who ranks
among the very foremost of practitron
srs of the State. in this profession.
He has contributed not a little to the
rapid Announcements which have bees
making Of late years in the deparg-
mcnt OF practical and mechanical den
tistry, and has added to the literature
Of the profession many able ana we'll
written papers, among which, one on
The Dental Education Of the Masses
is published IN this report, and is an
interesting and valuable production
Theoretically as well as practically DR..
Wells is among the few who snand at
the Ees of the profession.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-01-03

Alleged Slander.-Mr Psriseau
who recently settled among US from
the Dominion of Canada, was arrested
last week by Sheriff Ward on a charge
Of SANDER brought by the Ian llady Of
Father PERRIN, the Catholic Priest Of
the Grand Rapids church The case
was brought before Judge Wood
worth who held tho defendant to bail
in the sum of $4,000. In default of
bail the prisoner was remanded to the
to the custody Of the Sheriff who has
given him the range Of the court room
The damages are placed at $4,000.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-01-03
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY.

In order
Watches
will
with
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-01-03

Business Meeting.-There will
be business meeting of the Congre-
gational Society at the "basement" to-
morrow. Friday, evening. All inter
ested are invited TO be present at 7
O clock
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-01-03

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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-01-03
Dept. Collector.

The Week of Prayer. The week
of Prayer will bsgin next Sabbath
Union Services will be held at the
Methodist Church in the morning, at
which time the services for the week
will be announced.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-01-03

Lost Valuable Horse. One
night last wesk Miss Laura Biron
who has i'll for several weeks, was ia
ken suddenly worse, nccessitating the
calling of physician Immediately
One of Mr., Biren's best horses was
put into the harness, which proved to
small for the animal, and attached to
the buggy, when he became FESTIVE
aud unmanagable. In his efforts to
free himself from the incumbrance the
thills were snapped off, one of them
entering the bullock. and strange as it
may appear, the animal instead of
sprineing away from the cruel torturs,
persistently backed against
it, till the ragged wood was crowded
into the his body and entrails a dis
tancs of two feet and ten inches. The
poor horse suffered terrible agonies till
his death by hemhorage. The anima
was large and valuable one adapted
to heavy work in the woods.
Christmas at the Chur ch.-Our
absence last week prevented our sayii G
anything of the exercises at the Con-
grssationsl church, Christmas Eve
The hard times precluded all possibii-
ity of any display or distribution Of
costly gifts, nevertheless, trifing
tokens of regard for the little ones in
the Sabbath school were distributed.
The exercises were pleasant and pro-
ftable. The programme was infor-
mally arranged, consisting of reading
from the Psalms, singing of Sabbath
school songs by the school, and decls-
nation. Several duets were rendered
after which Mr.. Downs recited :" the
Leper," by Willis, with good effect.
After brief remarks by several connect
ed with the school, nearly an hun
dred cornucopias, filled with choice
candies, were distributed among thu
children. The church was wei
filled, and all seemed to enjoy tn
festivities.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-01-03
Nason'S TnStalIatiOn.-The Git

Mas0n's Observation-Disclosures 9th
of December is recognized by tn.
Masonic Fraternity as the anniversary
of St. John the Evangelist, and i.
duly celebrated by the ''brothers' by
either a private or public installation
of officers. Grand Rapids Lodge No,
120, E. & A. NJ, celebrated the day
by public installation at the Congre-
gatienal church. The exercises took
place at o'clock, P. NJ, the brass
band escorting the members from the
lodge room to the place of installation.
c. H. Herschleb, the outgoing w.
VI. performed the ceremonies, after
prayer by Rev. S. NJ. Foster. The
exercises were interspersed by choir
music.
The following are the officer, in
stalled
w. M.-Lemuel KRONER.
S. W.-Henry Hayden.
j. w &C. B. Garrison.
Treas. N. E. Emmons.
Sec.-J. n. Brundage.
L. D C. F. Nitter.
J. DR.. Mcfarland.
Stewards-R. H. Grace and D. P.
Morrell.
Tyler Ira. Purdy.
After the exercises the procession
marched back to the lodge where the
"closlng exercises were gone through
With, after which all repaired to the
basement Of the church, where q
bountiful repast was furnished for the
members of the order and their families
Over an hundred partook Of a good
square meal, after which few 'senti-
ments" were responded to. Voca!
and instrumental music wers features
of the evening The exercises passed
off very pleasantly, and proftably. if
We are to look at them in any other
than a financial light The exercises
were closed at alt early hour.
1t always does u. good to hear of
a wedding, We had rather hear of
one wedding than = dozen funerals.
This week we chronicle the marriage
of our young friend, George n. Wood
to Miss Lille Blodgett The .ere-
mony was performed by by Rev.
Matthew Evsns, at Stevens Point, last
Sunday. George is young man with
a large heart, and with abilities of no
mean order. We look to see him
make useful and valuable member of
society. The bride, Miss Blodgett. is
known to all our people as one of the
most excellent and polished young
ladies in our city. She has been, and
is engaged-we now ought to say en-
ployed, we suppose, as teacher in
the intermediate department of our
school, pursuing her vocation with
commendable zeal and excellent sue
cess We understand that the new
alliance will not Withdraw Mrs. Wood
from her duties as instructor.
We we're aware that George Wood
sometime, but VS. were not prepared
for so quiet conubial ceremony.
Well, it were better so-bettcr thar
to Blodget it all over town, eh, George.
George, we did get the cake,
We knew there was something in
Georges composition that longed for a
helpmeet, and we are ever SO glad he
has found it. Though the ceremony
was performed at the Point, we are
sure the match was made in heaven
Join hands for life promenade.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-01-03
Personal.

Miss Lille Ora =, VINO Is teachir g
at Dorchester, has been hone during
the holidays
Miss Hattie Mosher who is en-
gagged in the Black River Falls school
is home but will return this week.
Mrs. DR.. Whitney who has been
visiting friends and relatives away
down East in Maine returned home
last week. Very many warm friends
gave her cordial welcome.
Bro. Mead of the Centralia
school was the recipient Of an elegant
Album on Christmas, from his pupils.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-01-03
Sealed PronOsals.-Grand Raj

Sealed Proposals. Grand Rap
ids, Jan. 3, 1S7S.--Sealed proposals
for furnishing School District No, l,
City of Grand Rapids with fre-wood
will be reed by the Snp't, at the Rab-
lin House until Jan. 10, 1878. From
90 to 60 cords will be needed, of hard
wood excluding black and red oak.
The Supt. reserves tha right to re-
Ject any or all proposals If it be for the
interest of the District so to do.
THos. ". CHITTENDES, Supt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-05-10
8 { + a 8.

- Sa lOuaon efa& elm 5artieer,
6snrp griffin, einen aneern Jarbisen
Namens @ef. Sie batten ssriusfi9iser
urlahen wssen einen NortmsAlsl,
osr bann in sinen &f ausar.
tste, wobsi Griffin fsinen Wesner i.dbsma!
nit einrm Meller ita&, morauf herielbe tn
turssr 3sit tart.
etn ,Subee", Der NIT mebreren
0entlsmsn Dor einem Salun In 5ouRon
lpra&, purbe BON sinem ba3utommenoen
@anne bsleioiol unb fns In 5olse baron
sine Retlsrsi NIT bemlelben an. Sie fe.
len beibe ,ur Groe uno isbten ibre Shla.
Jsrsi auf psrlslben fort, Bis Elm poli,iit
tnterp.nirte. Der @eener oss Suose sr>
belt i&wsre 8erlssuns,u I'M @sRAt. wab.
renp bic rtdtsrli&e Gaaa fifaterltd ger,
biTsn wurbs.
- Sn Hsp Silver County tSptete Iom
9aYbsn ben Bob 5srso, neil lsbterer 1u
intIm nit bss srasrsn drau murbe.
= Sn Can Saba County bat man an.
sefansen, aus oem bort tefnpli&en @teins
Wublasine ~ maAen.
Gin f&aeeafeeber Msni& mar
@rapes, esr fh, wie mir fribsr btrihte.
ten, erf&ob, ais er fab. bag sr ieinen Ser.
foleern ntdbt sntrinnen fonnts. Nuf feline
8srbaftuns paren namlia 1850 Dsrar
selsst unp pteie sSxnte ct isinsn gsrfol.
germ ni&t.
= Der Giienbabnrdubsr 8aS mirs son
$50 Mann psrfolst. Sober Der BsrfOlser
rs&nst auf bic Btlo6nuns, wsl&e auf iei-
ne gsrbsftuuS esiebtiR
- Die 5oultoner i&tinen lebr tampau.
fig ;u lein. Gin Or. 8err fsl 81. 6.
Jrisnb auf Der @trabe nit einsm 3niippsl
an unb serl,bte ibm sinen S&las lttr
ben 8opf. .Nls man ibm barauf ben
&nappel entwano, Serltbte er ieinem d,ins
pe nod einis. s&ldse nit sinem sluas.
ibot. Sn Der umsesenb ita& Did Sonss
etnen Neeer, NIT eem er in Streit sera'
tten mar NIT einem lal&tnmsner.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-05-10
xa8ess u emi9fetten.
u u 8 | B.,

Saiter yDilbe(m a6er Biamard.
Die Nortb. Nqs. 3ts melbet : Der &aiz
fer bat an ben @ebeimen S5erresierunss.
ratb Or. Vub,pis 0abn, Verfalier Der
jinsft erfdienenen Sdrift vTirit Bis,
n,ard", bas fclsence gabinetsldreiben su
ridten eerubt
sd babe Zen mit5brem S9reiben bonn
4. b. ". einaesuussnen eriten Bano 81.
res Buhes vTiirIt Bismarf. iein pcliti.
ihes 9eben uno Wirten" nit pieler Sc.
nustbuuns in @mpians senommen. IS
entlpridt burdauS Uieinen gbiinihen bag
bic pOlitii&e Tbitis'eit bes Wanmss, mel.
der auf bic yteuorbnuns Der patsrlinbi-
iden yerbdltaiiie in 70 beoeutiamer Weiie
sinsemirii bat, enrd ipltsmatiide Nnei.
nanberreibuns autbeutilden Materials
SHentlid barSele9t piro, olmit Hh Der
gan,e Wertb ieiner Seiitisen politiiden Nre
belt Dem BeUuBt'ein ber NatiOn einprdge.
Durd cine beror3uste Sfeluns ,pie iaum
elm Nnberer oa3u terufen, bic 2Siums bic.
fer Nufsabe in bic Sanc gu nebmeu, bas
ben sic fd berielben nit elmer @inliht
uno Sorafalt semiomet, welde W9id, gu
unumwunoener NnertsnnunS uerpflidtet.
Sh oante Sbneu iiir bic ueterrelhung
bes Dudes, inpem it Der 5cifnuns Jus.
rrnd aebe, rab es mir pers0nut iein miro,
Sbr llnternebmen bale aub sliidiit BE-
enoet au ieben.
Berlin. ben Is. April 1878.
se,. Wilbelm.
- Der Ser. Stlaten Goniui in Yri.
itcl beri&tet, bic snsli'he Nssleruns babe
ansecronet. oab in Briltol. Guslano. tiinf.
tis BON ben Der. Staaten unp @anaba
icmmenbss lebenoes Yieb. welhss fir
oas Snnere gnslanoS' beltimmt iei. &c.
lanoet meroen tinne. Dies III eine 8rpbe
| 8erSanltisuns fur uniere Hieh Gyportea'
10, welde bis jeet baS Uieb porbe,
idlaAten nlueten. ebe baiielte ans Qano
| aeiHaft .psrbsa burfte. u.brissns bat bic
Mu8eleSenbeit unter cen 8ieb3a&tern I'm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-05-10
Sic biutaffcn 6iltc

wv Vs6FeST*N" CIUsS
befommt man BEL &. Wplfiou am Yla5a.
Wan fnoet oaielbit Siite aler Nrt uno
1u aacn Yreiien, bon ben bilisiten bis
3u ben tbeuerlten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-05-10

gnr bic tetsn ssftmitien Wlasn Itno p,ele I'M
0ttrast Dcn ,ulammsn $500 auessleet worpm.
yreis fur ben be(tsn Ueianap.rtiu $50.
Gin yris fur ban am 3atlrsidlien asrtrstsnsn
auswdritstn Iurnperein.
Dfsi Diplpmt fir bic tsftn 2urner.
1gunf Yreife fur 1urnfbler (brsi fir Raaben
unb arsi fir Wde1n.)
Dsrtbs,as vrsiit fir Shlssn>, Wilitdr< unp
Dtuereompasnien.
Die niberen sin,,lb,itsn psrbsn burt sysitpro>
eramms bsfannt ssnaAt wsreen.
Das Sefteoulite.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-05-10

@trede sabin, aumm unb fol3, benn BE
Bsipe batten bas @sflbl, ba ssbsn smtt
M6nnsr, bic 3ulammen breibunesrt Mpr'
gen Gels unb Diele uno nate3u eten 10
piel @alb bebsuten. N(s Der Slnssre uno
Der nod ba,u isst 8arsermeiasr mar, BE-
gam inbsB Der Sbsrbauer rieber:
6a(t Du nod altes 5eus
Nein tab's psrfauft.
gu sutem Yreis 2
Ga. Du aud
Greilit.
Die Detten tbaten NIT chamber 70
tarmlos ais bate fsiner pom ibnen is iiber
Elm Grtrdsnib lenes ELDERS tinausseoa&t,
unb bod mar Der 3auterorate. senannt
Metie. aud iiber bis1es 1tal asFosen uno
bate aud elm nambaftss Stid @eIb usr'
loren In elmer su @runoe sesansenen Gam
besbanf unb In amerifanilhen Gisnbabn'
Netien, absr tsiner wollte % Dem aneeren
ssfebsn posr gar t!asen uno ieoer bahte !:
it fann's ihcn sber ertrasen. Der cine
ba&te i'd bin jiinser unb Der anoere i'd
bin alter, unit Der cine sadte: pie fonnte
Der iunse Nann 70 mas tpaeen, unb Der
anbere wieser rie fonnte psr 70 unerfab.
rem l.in 2 Sur In ginem badten iie Bet
be slsid, Rs pollten fh Don tetner gsrfib.
rung mebr perleiten la6en uno beim fslsen
unb lanslamsn Grtrasnib terer 5eloarteit
tesndsen.
Nir fnb Elm tisls fpat bran, iaste Der
Sberbauer pieoer.
(GOrtiebuns fulst.)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-05

The regular monthly meeting OF tho Board Of Direc
tors OF the New York Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty to Children was nsld yesterday afternoon,
Mr.. thomas @. Acton IN the chair There were also
prssen. President John ID. Wright, Robert l. stuart
Frederick DE Peyser, James stokes, William l. Jen-
k,ns, Benjamin L. Fields, Jacob w. Mack, Charles
HaixnL Nathan q. Ely, A. q. Kingsland, Jr, Sinclair
Tousey, harmon Hendricks and Others. The secre-
tary reported the work Of the society for tho montn
OF March Observation-Disclosures received, 10 cases
investigated, 1885, cases prosecuted, Az cases co0-
victed 40; chiuren placed III homes aud nstitutons
or restored TO parents aud guardians, DO
A large number OF the aDovs cases In which
voupp children were rescued from vile and degraded
surrounangs, where they were being educated as nro
fess,onal becgars thieveA Tho subject oil employ
lpq children Tor any purpose IN variety theatres aud
music halls where intoxicating drinks are sold was
also before the Board aud the superintendent was IN
structed 20 report NJ tho next meeting the number
aud character OF such places and tne capacity In
which children are engaged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-05
THE MAGENTA EXPLOSION.

The adjourned inquiry into the explosion on board
the Magenta Terry GOAL ~ Sing Slug was resumed
yesterday beoro the Un.tcd States Steamboat liz
spcctors. Jayne and Mathews.
Mr.. Jonn W. Bake, United States Assistant Inspec-
tor Of Boilers, said that he inspected The Magenta
June 8, 1877, atNewark, N III he learned that had
Innings her steam chimney he looked the boiler
over thoroughly before putting on tue pressure, and
found her 10 all appearance, IN perfect order he had
examined the steamers chimney since the accident;
The rapid corrosion Is owing TO some peculiarly Of
the water that he could account for; had never
la his experience known sucn rapid oxidation as
that; In where boilers are feted he cut out
piece for the purpose oi sounding ~ the chimney and
such places are liable 70 give ous he did not DO
In TINS instance because knowing the boat; nor boil.
being comparatively new, and having new Innings,
he All sot Ia nix u necessary.
Joseph Bolknap, consulting engineer, said that no
had been engaged In the Construction OF steam
engines and vessels since ls3b; had examined the
steam chimney OF tho Magenta since the explosion;
found the outside casing OF the steam CHIMNEY very
mucn corroded- with regard to the Injurious effect
OF etng on the steam surfaces Of boilers where salt
mixture Of salt aud fresh water 10 used no was Of
tho that the active corrosion oil this CHIMNEY
was caused by the action Of the foit.
The inquiry vas adjourned until this morning at
slavon pollock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-05
MISPLACED CONFIDENCE.

George Harrison, OF No Of Thompson street. had .
NUMBER Of coins aud other money in q room,
which he len an inmate Of tne nous~ James NJ schuy.
Ter by name, in charge Of while no absen,ed himself
from the house tue custodian Of the room admitted
charles w. Lawrence, WHO carried away $3.50 81 The
Two accompces Ia the thet were arrested aud
brought TO Inc Jefferson Market Police Court where
schuylers admission oil guilt caused the "a
both IN dsiauit Of 81, VVo psiL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-05
READY FOR SEA.

II 10 expected that the United States sioop-of-war
wyoming Will DO ready to sail from this port to.mor-
row for Hsvre, Franco The Wyoming. u will DO re-
membersd, was loaded with exhibts tor the Paris TX
pt,s,t,on. aud SAILED from the Brooklyn Navy Yard
tpree weeks ago. whom she vas 600 miles IRON New
York she sprung aeax anu had to put back tor re-
para The required repairs have been maae
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-09-04

rise, the fog was stealing softly up the
ravine toward my apiary, which is situa-
ted at the end of deep ravine, the work.
ers had then made their first SALLY. In
moment everything was shrouded in
one of those thick fogs that come in
moment and are gone as soon. Just at
that momant came to the scene of &C.
ton; no bee was visible except one now
and then issuing from a hive, but as
quickly returning. heard strange
sound, asif it were in the clouds, increas-
in volume. It was the sound of the
main force of fifty hives-heavy -laden
bees lowering above the thick log, in
vain trying to find their hives. It was .
soul-thrilling sound. only to be heard
once in life time Half dozen swarms
on the wing at once Is nothing to be
compared to it. Like everything else,
it came to an end. The sun gently lift
ed the fog, and such a rush-tL. ap-
proach of sudden shower would never
produce as much commotion. t@