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Dcgrnding the JndiciarY.

A Judge of the Court Of Appeals is To be
elected in this State the coming autumn.
This Is our highest judicial tribunal It's
decisions affect all our rights Of person and
property. II would seem 10 be matter Of
sufficient importance in itself to be worth
attending 10.
The Republicans are in doubt whether
thcy will hold state Convention TO nomi-
nate candidate for Judge or not. The
question IS 10 be determined, not 10y tho pcr-
tncnt consideration whether in that way
the nomination and election Of the most
lifting candidate would bee brought about,
but 10y the probable Influence Of Conven-
tion on the prospects OF Mr. Roscoe CoNK-
LING for reelection to the Senate Of the
United Statcs
This -e"m- like pcrvcrting political or
G0ui2ation 10 indirect uses when there eX-
lists sufficient, direct purpose for its ac-
tion. II is making light of the judiciary
and bringing it into contempt, to tie tine
nomination for Judge Of the Court Of Ap-
poal- a. a tail e. Nh CoNKLING's kite.
Thus far, JoHN sHrRNAN has not been
Ia ~ in his witnesses and tho muatto DuLA
promises To- turn ont rs Improbable an invest
ment ms Mr.. JrNKs. her gallant husband, the
Captain, or tho Ingenious SMEDIEY.
DuLAs story, In brief is this A gentleman
asked him To- go around To- +. /. WEBrKs room.
md he went This was ON July 9 or 10. IIe
found o Mr. ST. MNRrlN in the room WEBER
offered him $500 cash and berth as school
teacher in New Orleans to testify as he had
done. After thinking il over four or five days.
he closed the bargain. WEBER paid him $50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-20

fion DE iiia Rqtiliou.
History records no such stupid failure rs his
Administration, which has become the laughing stock VI
tie southern faction that set out 10 serve
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-20
lee In wyoming,


A company has been formed nj Seattle 10 bring
ice from glacier at the mead Hoods Canal The de-
post covers number Of acres is seventy eighty feet
deep ami y supposed Ia contain hundred thousand or
more tons, some o which may have been there as many
years The lee they can cut out and sell ut IA cents
pound, and by the ship load It's ton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-20
What u War May Cost.
Prom n. Nee 0rL~s Tine.

ANY ono who supposes that war with Mexico
VIII prove mere baRaelle j. making very grievos
mlske i viii require At least 10000 men and year
nara nghung To brlng onr ncghbOr to true Of
his republic grandeur In tact Il the time AMI numbe
of men were TO be limited should long be
fore buying pool ON tile GrlngOs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-20
TOads az Pets.


Within = few days we have visited house
Wh'r" great numbers ot toais cared for the
dyn where they follow members of the family about
ne KITTENS throns the walks Also In the large cellar
where Ucrc are han more these social rep.
tos 81 about looking wisely upward while the churn.
M - h'iE done, and one old wlry fellow has iayorc
slot thht lac always occupies with evident satisfaction
dhns The operations II Is ON the boot toe the churner
treh mat lac never quits 50 long ~ o j. not shaken Oil
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-20
The Peril that Mcnaces.

Pom hs Fr.,I1r Ha,hn.
II the Republicans are successful this fall.
nothing prevent the denomination OF Grant for
Third term. And nominated. he will be the Presi.
dent 1.-The has 70 get there boy fraud similar to that
mltt,d IA behalf OF HAYES
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-20

We call the attention Of our esteemed con-
temporary. the Washington Insf 10 the propo-
sition that the Cincinnati Gas,Ne should no, be
spoken Of as Deacon SMITHS journal. The
namc Of the Truly Good Man should in all cases
bee given in full ms Deacon RICHARD SMITH OF
Cincinnati There are several members Of the
SMITH family who have risen 10 bee dcacons and
unless the distinction Is clearly made the read
cr'- mind may become 80 confu ed Ms In fancy
even that Deacon SMITH Of Vermont may be in
tendod-the same who has lately been acquitted
Of the charge Of poisoning his wife.
All newspapers, Of whatever shade Of opinion
in politics or philosophy. should be proud Of
Deacon RICHARD SMITH Of Cincinnati. because
he is n noble ornament Of the newsp apor pro
fcssiOn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-20
The Engagement OF Mis-. Minnie Stevens.


From Nt L,u,lou W',rN
Miss stevens. tho American beauty. So well
known IA suc,tN, Is 10 Ice married TO CA AtLuI lartt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-20
NBEfMS.


''".t N''
lilo gr1 choppers have appeared in Gems
/ rHi A"'.u.' Ii' "dNi'cs from nonddru. STAT ihat
"r'r' h''' o"'- appeared IN dnv. qnl fiic stare-
, lr r"'n'N" 90 we entirely At their mercy.
| Ensli-0 "Ir.-'s will feel new rcsh
in vi.'rs r. .a.on =. II Is the .ccn, o ,,,v y,
~. mos ror'l H. .,ts.c. In the move wli.h stab.
| isl : the l' rf rorIfiion # Boninmiu ni.r,ci
! Mount Washington is suiIrriu!. w1tnr
famine ,,ia n,s 49,. ,i,,r for t,rc, ,,,t and ,yo,os
tor emo eriiu,. ,t .tf,ev has tot t-c.. .,.,,,
base Ou MunIU prrfeet cai,u m o.. .,,.,,,.
john Nnntl,n thu cbinf nf ,bn rr.,,
! ,i,l.4. ,,, '... ......, t.,n,, On ,.,,.'l, -,
.ari.ir,...i ,., ,.-, of t,r JACK ,r, -, ,n,
describes ns .> .wi,h e,iiout pride He ha.be.n,
/ y.t.r rrtier 10. ii'ne towels
rhn - Louis uolic. cauybt II ,,,,,,,,,..
fit.r IN rho minis, ,, b,. ,,,rt ,,ol,,,. t'..1..
po.,i.ts an, .l,.r ,,,,,r,r,. for ,,,s,,. .,.. ~,
cent ,,,.,,.. wen. ,.,,,I hin, s.,,,n ,,,.., ~, ~
| COIN. weir. M , I..,,,...i ,,. .,ts NV
rh, ,,.,.,,,.,,,,.,,,, 80 ui,,,,;,.,4 49,,
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t,,i,,,. srt .,,,.. Ella. .,i.. -, r. no.. 49,.
thr., com. ,,. ,,,,,,,,,. ,..i ,I.,
| ,...,,.,.. .., -, W wax
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s'''" "'' ""' '"'N ~ swimming YEN "'"' ~ no
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Wv" w. "'' "'.'.' '0"y'o o' r'''o n''o W." Nc
SAM ''"' ''"''''' """''o = sO' """' "S'""s
% ',,, '''' go '' U' sE,u."a' "'"h '''''
-faIi"k - h'"le ahu william IL. BROCK
we're uNal sailors % EIa Adlon. IN IaiiiOn Mass ono
evening kv'iv 1T beside her On lounge AID Kissed
ner BRO -" Was through a mole ~ 'hc wall ""d III
" "' p"' MINUS N'''V liz
""',. ''.' '''- ''"''
% /! -7'''H ti9ollS ulVu III i.',s''1lI
an Wa.cs iron Day ir"lhooia III 1870 anal n'ty three in
%
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-20

We have some good men in Congress alrcady
nNi what rs the nrs thing a. be- done L. To sam
until there be secured an adequate representation in
Congress Of the IVupt ut tins nation. and MIN
and O.o ouril-s-of ~ men, and lis ufc,
SEEKERS -toiq sQntordtst
Yes, and Of it's sincere and earnest men. and
not the smooth-faced hypocrites who talk re-
llgion and support Fraud.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-20
He IL Conkling's Friend.

As nothing in any way derogatory to the
official character OF exNaval ohcer Cornell has becn
discovered even insinuatch the conc son Is almost
me vtabe that his suspension ~ the TsSaW pohuea
and personal anlmOslty
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-20

Tho campaign which resulted In the election
Of President liAits.--Nu,Hni R,Iaa.YDa
There mover was such a campaign. HAYES
has never boon elected.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-20

Referee BARBOUR yesterday gave de-
cision in the CoopEn-MABsHALL divorce case.
In the form Of an obiter dicti0t. that married
men will take 10 heart. II man goes homo
drunk his wife has right to take money out Of
his pockets. and that's the law. as well as tenn
pcrancc lecture in a nutshell.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-20

knew only by hearsay. Moreover. one OF
them brazcny said that. IL he could
have got money enough for it. he would
have testified on WEBER's side instead OF
against him. This rascal told the story which
he had boon summoned from his Custom House
duties to tell but swEAzIE prudently weakened
Mt the critical moment and refused point blank
TO repeat n mythical private conversation
with WEBER.
1t Is not by any lies rchcarsed by such wit
ncsscs as these that JoHS SHERMAN will sue
coed in breaking down the coherent and cor
roboratcd testimony Of the man whom WILLIAM
i. CHANDLER admonishcd to tell tho exact
truth. no matter who was helped or hurt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-20

flash of Thursdays lightning made
havoc in one home in Riverdale II tore to
pieces an honest Woodworking mans house.
built with the savings Of years. and killed one
Of his children. Another child. a policeman.
and the polcemans horse We're stunned by the
same flash
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-20

Now We see how solid p!cty and an eye for
the main chance may cN IT together in a Warm
Spring Indian. The unparalleled Christian
soldier Howard tried 10 enlist twenty-five Of
these Indians out in Oregon as scouts for tho
Bannock war They did not rush 20 the Chris
tian soldiers camp. though in other times they
had bccnTrcat fighters They had reasons for
holding back. The missionaries Of modern
Christianity had been among them. These
missionaries had taught them that fighting was
wrong and had shown them COPS way and
had led them 10 give up their warlike habits ;
and If they should begin fighting again they
would once more be az they were in old
times. This was an impressive statement from
the Indians. especially as religious operations
We're So active among them that many Of them
hal Joined tho church. But the Christian
agents Of the unparalleled Christian soldier
lIowAnD argued the case with these unsophis-
tlcated Christian Indians and urged them to
take hold Of the lighting. Fighting is all
right, dearly beloved Indian brethren. when
you fight your fellow Indians who arc
fighting for their lands and lives ::
il is wrong only when YOU fight against How
ARD and the plundcring agents" This argu-
mont Of the Christian agent did not entirely
agree with the teaching o. the missionary: but
it evidently had is effect uron thcunso phis,ica-
ted Christian Indians for they oiforoi 70 sur
render all their scruplc- and take part in How
| ARDS anti Bannock campaign. Teach mounted
man Of them were paid at tho ratio OF
| 400 u month. II docs not appear from tho de-
spatrh that this demand has hcon complied with
hut the peace principles which the red Chris
tians had ho on taught have evidently been I'M
dcrmincd 10y thn white Christians. for thcro arc
now apprehousion- that the Warm Spring Tribes
| will Join the hostile Bannock-, and give fight
! 20 the unparalleled Christian soldier. Gen.
| noWARD.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-20

You may escape all DANGER from attacks of Darrhma,
ny sentory. Cholera horhns by little iOrethoufh IN
providing yourself with lr Jayne's GarminauNe basaD
An old IeuISdy and enuIgN say.-1JS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-20
Prophecy at Fault.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUS-Str: PtmchS
rival, the London Diyass. which had butt brief exist
ence published IN 1870 the following squb Disracl.
who then fighting his old opponent ralnerston.
Prophecy seems in this case. to have slipped up rs
Ben Butler observed TO Mrs. jerks
JEw-BFS pizzY-ASD ANGEL.
CAjfva Weit Kaolea Originally
\ jew, Ben DIZZY may his tribe decreased
Awuke one night midst "A loud cry Tor peace,
Aud saw. amid the inoonsliinc and the gloom
A. something that did IN the future loom
Britannia writing IN - book OF gold
Brin- out OF place had made Ben DIZZY bold
And with an eye u what might come, he said
what scuhblest thuuf' Britannia raised her head,
And with Voice tha:tOuchVd anhitian's chord
Answered, The names 10 whum future power award'
And am one = asked DIZZY. Nay. not 80,
Re piled Britannia DIZZY Whispered low
Bus hluntly sull-ani -aid, II pray thee. then"
Write me A. one that loves tn rule his fellow men '
Britannia wrote aud mul1lcd Tie next nsht
She came She wore wlctwh AXE and held p ht
And showed the nancsu thn>e the Peoples had blet
And lVl Ben Di11i name was last OF all the rest
" 4 L
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-20
EXIT WIDOW OLIVER.

" Perhaps tor Some one smarter
Bet they shah know, widow >.oIn,d,
Is wOTsc than any Tartar
"And as for that inlsc hearted man,
Nho thnu-ht thst he could toul nor,
Though hot he huL, - n0N ~ maze
IlbVltsI tte p,NVVier
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-04-11

The d.. 81 !. The returns
rom the several counties comprising
he Seventh Judicial Circuit give
ark majority over Hayden of over
eco. In Wood county the Hayden
en- had it all their own way. No
.ort was made for Park. 1t was
nerally conceded that Park would
elected by an overwhelming MAORI
y and it was thought best to let
ayden win one laurel, for to scoop
tim in every county would be some
- hat cruel; hence his little 229 ma
iority in Wood. The majorities for
ark figure as follows:
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-04-11

The Opel. g,Mp,e. The most
eccessiul, entertaining and profitable
.. zen Temple Meeting thus far, was
'ast Sabbath evenings meeting at
Writer'S Hall, conducted wholly by
the Ladies Literary Society.
At an early hour the hall was full;
every seat being occupied an hour be-
fore the entertainment commenced.
Many We're drawn thithcr to see what
the ladies could, or would do. and how
they would conduct an "Open Temple
Meeting; The attention given as
excellent. All seemed anxious to ex-
tend helping hands, and make the
meeting ore Of the best Of the series.
The meeting was opened by prayer by
Rev. L. NJ Foster, followed by a
choice selection entitled, Almighty
God Thou Knowest Best rendered
by quartette with organ accompani-
ment. The programme Of exercises
embraced a number Of choice essays,
recitations and select rea'linSs by the
ladies' OF the society, all participating,
The essays revealed deep Thought, and
all we're we'll written and admirably
read with no hesitation or falter.ng.
Were we to speak Of each exercise.
too much space would necessarily be
occupied. The recitation by Mrs. O.
= Neeyes. entitled 1.-The Bondage of
Drink" was rendered in a manner at
zee impressive and telling Mrs. n.
evinced unusual histrionic talent in
its delivery. A beautiful little poem
entitled Roger and I are out" by
Mrs, VIM. B. NeGve8 was most hap
PLY rendered. It was a touching
title piece, and enlisted the sympathy
IF the audience:
The exercises were ;nterspersel with
with choice vocal COMPOSITIONS. Miss
iettie Mosher and Mrs. VIM B.
[eeves rendered two beautiful Duets
most admirably, both were difficult,
but both were given with degree of
expression which would have done
credit to professionals! We think
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-04-11
he Coming CoIeelt.-The con-

he CCHliIg CCEeelt.-The con-
IT Of the Clement Troupe promises to
mong the best our people ever
ard. 1t will be worth thrible the
ice of admission to hear Burton
''7nley acne. Mr.. Stanley was of
sc Oates Opera Troupe, famous as
tmong the best in America. The
neert will be beautiful and chaste,
sd all lovers Of the pathetic. the
musing, the sweet and touching in
elody should net miss it We be-
,eak a Tremendous house.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-04-11
Notice.-U. S. Internal ReYena.
sDaCial Taxes.

Under ne Revised ssfn5cs o. he On q
State Sections 32332, %, 8 and Q. eve's
person eng gel la any gu- ne ayJc fi.0n OF
emplo ment, VII ca req les~ hiin iiaYis .
speciaI tax. i required te procure a"a place 0ao
keep cons 5cUoasiy ia MS eet4ttiSbm ~ or lt0cs
bustnets oTsyP deaut.ns the payment q sal
special AK for the Specic tax year. besjDnin"
Mag /. 1873. zee ion j2lt Revised ) ain e, de-
signales who are are liable 70 special tax.
return j. prescribe on Form II i also &c
CURED bg tatg OF every nerS9u liable To <peCla
tax as above. SeUere penalties are prescribe fot
non compliance with tho foregoing require
mentS, or for continuing In business after AprI
go lSIS. without payment Of tax.
Application Shoull be made TO II. y. Phlileo.
Collector of Internal Revenue, at Grand Rapids
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-04-11
NOR. 4 MS
GREAT
CLEARING SALE.


Fancy Dress Goods reduced from I2i3c 70 &c.
Fancy Dress Goods reduced from Ice 10 s..
Imitation English Camei's Hair Dress D2ods II
DARK Grey only, former price PC, reduce
to 13Isc.
silk ana NooI 3oursttes Dress Goods IN Sag
Green only former price Csc, reduced |,
81 Alanacas. Navy Blue only, oll Price 20
Extra Heavy Double Fold Popl:ns, worth IS,
fer 22S.
English Aiatelasze, former price :3ae. for 2oc.
English Gishhere<, - inches "Ida' worth o9e
Black AIapacas. regular price see. far zoe.
Black -Aiap&caS, regular prize SAe, TOD 5oa-
Black AlapacaS, regular price 7S., - 55c.
b!a''S Cashmere, regular price zoe, isr o2c.
All Black ami Jo!ored Trimming hslVetS at
greatly reduced prices.
Colored Dress silk, IN all new shades, reduced
CoIored DresS silks. in al new shades. reduced
from 81 - to i S.
COloced Dress silks, in all new shades, reduced
from 3 to 81 So
Black Lyons SiIksat6 CSC. $50, Sc and ST.
Black Silks, q. G. Guinet's Goods, werth s. ct
BleE Silks, G. G. BelIon, from 81 % up, al! re-
All stripped Summer silks. very cheap.
Everything in Double Woo. Winter ShaW!s
800 A!i-Tool i.sit Table Covers, Scarlet and
Black, at So.
Flannel and Blankets must De CLOSED out.
1850 yards Blue iwillea Flannel at 1Ziac.
Chinchiila Beaver old price 81 So now 81.
Chjnchilia Beaver, old pr!ce s., now 81 25.
Chincaiiia Beaver, old price 50 Is, row 81 50.
$3.50 pieces al wool Home made Cashmere.
worth 81, at as.
Gents white Merino Underwear Goods, that
were cheap AT 81 IS % G5e.
Gents white Merino Underwear Goods, that
were cheap ii 81, for Us.
Knit Goods, Ladies Jackets, Nj bias, LcEgi rs,
etc.. 1t half price.
Gents Cardigan Jackets. Gray and Brown only,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-04-11
y.s. -. MILE 3,

DeSier II
'UGARS. TEAS, Dried FRUITS. CLOTHS and
'RINTS. also Boots and Shoes. Hats and Caps.
Jrockery, etc. CENTRALIA MILLS FLOUR
specially. VIII not b, undersoll, for cash,
by any film in the city.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-04-11

Connections: &c. II ( ST. P.R.R. D.
y. " L. r. Sc. Z. &. ". R. r. w. c..
p r. 5-Stages fer Jenny.
a. WYATT Supt
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-04-11
THIS ne- end wonderful Trssrrmsns

THIS new and wonderful Trssruneni
enables any one, whether under
standing music or not, ID play a2y dc
sired melody or harmony, sacred or
secular, fr2,l TIC most p'aintiv dirGc tc
the most livoly dance music It posses
ccs mccain of 1gl2rvclous si1apli-
civ, requiring Ll-t the ia-clli7cnc2 Of a
chill to mani 5l-l1-..o, y1tc ,a5lo ofre7ro-
ducing. without l:-lit-tiol, t'.e r2u5ical
competitions Ct TIC PAT, PRESENT and
FUTURE. Tie execution IS faultlcss
5t--;ct il melody, harmony and T3y-tana,
nd Tie i2str:ea1c-2t i c-liac-2tly adapted
or Sl-210y Gc-oos, prayer and revival
meetings. lone d-votion2l exercises,
and il IL casc3 yza@To GOOD. correct
music Is required, aaJ 10 musician IS at
hand to perform. Address,
e. =, EaE AEE 81 S5Es
MANUFACTURERS,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-04-11
STATE OF WISCONSIN.

STATE OF WISCONSIN.
IN Pr DBArE COURT FOR WOOD COUNTY.
1 the matter Of the petition Of !
II :. Phil 60, of WOOD county,
u iscOnsiu-
for
.,tteys cf administration Of the
estate Of ELIZA flii,ec, Iate Of
the state Of New York, de-
ceased.
To all persons in terested ia the estats Of Eliza
hiiico, late of tie state Of New York, de-
-aseG.
You aai each Of you are heraby cited and
e1uired, personally. to be and appear before
Ir county Judge. Of Wood county. Wisconsin,
ii his office IN the city CT Grand Rapids, on The
ith day OF April IeXt, at 10 O'Clock IN the
'renoon Of tuat day, then and there to show
ause Is hy administration OF tne goods, ch2ttels
nj edits ct the said intestatc, deceased.
houId net be granted to Il. B. Philleo, of W GOD
ounty, Wisconsin, her son.
March -, 1878. By the court.
HENRY HAYDEN,
County Judge.
WEBB COCHRAN.
At:'ys for Petitioner, mss 3w
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-04-11

TOWN %, RAN&E 3.

~ " - SIS 1e-1-N - Il =.
SEC. sc
sig NV 10 NV ne 30
ne NV % n1-2 nv 50
NV NV 90 s1-2 NV -
ne ne 80 MA sw 50
s1-2 Ssg 80
A lot on n1-2 OF sw Il
described as follows
Beginning on the west
side of the aforesaid nl-2
OF sY IA 2567-100 chains
south of the IA p st
th.nce north 8 $500 ems
then east ; $500 chains
thence south IL degrees
west 8 95-iU0 chns thence
west Z - degrees north
. , 1880 chains TO p ace OF
beninning containing :
,,r-o r,t- lpsS
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-04-11
s y Il A n L L :!
Are YOu Insured?

The following Companies represent the back
bone of the lnsuranceinteTests. Read!
Htna OF Hartford,
Cash Assets So 600 ,Oo0. GO
Home OF Eevy York
Fetal Assets 5,627 AS. 80
Hartford Of Hartford.
Cash Assets {, 500 coco
?g.oen7x OF Hartford
Cas! Assets ,s52, 3sa So
Northwestern Eat,I. Nil
Casa assets sos ASH "a
81. Passl of ElInncsota.
CasEs asset sos lac. 80
st. Joseph Of Missouri,
GaaSa assets sos .2S3. rs
Total, SIS, 2s9, SIS. a9
q. H. W l. Z : LIZ, AgG,
Grand Rapids, Wis
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-04-11

Fred Berg, the murderer of Mrs.
Ryan at Tonlah. was this week SEN
fenced to State Prison for life; and
FIVE days Of each year in solitary con-
fnement.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-04-11
. Of Sc i Fractio n

re ]; Of sc ! i EraCuo II
nj Part x
Lands omitted being ;" {
for the tax of 1916 az 'ol
wv. at The sale ofthc ST.
day of Mag 1874.
ne sw sec 4 p 4
SN SW
s. SW
NV 50
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Eggs for Hatching.
can spare fey sittings Of Partridge Cochin
Eggs
ESnfa-,, EUA SHn.r.sfn Yards.

matched with great care. Yard No. /: Cock 2
years old-W. H. To lJStrain-w ighs i lbs,
m tied with s extra fine puliets. Yard No. 2:
Wool County Fair Premium Co-kerei, 9 months
oil. weight liz lbs, mated with 6 extra hne
hens Also a imi ed number of sitting Black
Breasted Red Games
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r. POWERS,
l. A w L a N ID,
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GRAND RAPIDS, WISCONSIN.

Having been engaged in the Land Aeenc
business numhc1 OF years before Wood Cour
ty was formed. and possessing superior faciIi
ties for detecting trespassers on lands owned
by non resid ents, feel assured in giving per
feet satisfaction TO all who may see ft t.
payment Of Taxes, to the investigation OF
Titles, to recording Deeds TO procuring Pat
ents on Lands. to protection GfIanGs from
trcsrasseTs in this and adjacent counties and
such other business as may becallcd upon
perform.
have constantly on hand good Farmin
Lands and Village lots, to sell in qUantitie
and on terms to suit purchasers.
Land Warrants bought and sold.
Particular attention given to entering Gov
eTn nleut and State Lands
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From Imported stock.

Price 3 per sitting OF Is. delivered at express
Office at Port Edwards. Cash to accompany all
or Iers satisfaction guarenr eed Address or
call on Il. NJ ENNET,
nj Port Edwards, Wood Co.. Wis.
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hicago& Northwestern RAILWAY.

Time Of departure OF passenger Trains from
Fort Howard
F.eave for Chicago and the East ....8:00 P. N
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