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A large company OF Custom House officials
and others went down the bay. in the Government
revenue cutter. yesterday afternoon, 10 meet eKGov
Reuben Z. Fenton on his return from Paris where he
in tie steamer Germanic. lie was greeted by Collector
Merritt Deputy Collector Palmer surveyor Graham,
ex ster Fkins OF Albany, Mr.. W II Belcher, tho
Auditor OF the Custom House. and Mr.. suwell the Col
lector's secretary There was some speech making
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Busiluss Notlt,s.

Many Things that are Bright but Dazzle,
to lead Astray"Such is not the fact with umphrcYs
Partisan Diamonds, upon which neither time nor wear
has effect They coating Of diamond prccipi-
ated by voaio action on pure crystal base They are
tor sale only at Humphreyss lewelry establishment $40
Broadway, corner 18th st.. New York Price Last sent
free IhAye no AgentA
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Liver aud BLOOD Disease Cured.

DR. PTRcE. Buffalo n "
DKAR sIR was invalid for years. my stomach liver.
and blood became affected. The more | doctOred. the
worse became. In my despair commenced the use OF
your Golden Medical Discovery and Favonte rrescrp-
ton. In two months time WAS restored to health.
Many regard my cure as mlIacuous Very respectfully
yours, Mrs ADDlE BKhSkTL-Adp
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on FACE. MEAD. 4

or FACE. MEAD, AND PARTS OF BODY HEAD
COVERED Win SCANS And SORES.
Messrs. WEEKS POTTER commenced u use your
tI1lClRA last July Have only used large and
small box. aud one bottle ot the KESoLvENT M face
and head and some parts uf mN body almost
icrus was fearful
had tried everything hal heard OF in the Fast and
West Ny case was considered very bad one
very skul ply sloan said he would rather It.
AMI some ~ them think now am only cured Temporal
ry think not for have not particle OF salt Rhcum
about me, uui case IL cousi tered wonderful Nv
has been the means OF selling great many OF your
CUTlCtRA REMEDIES IN tins part Of the country
Respectfully yours Mrs ; T. WlIpPLE.
Decatur, Mich. Nov. II. 1873
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BRuNO-May 10, 1879 Rtbecca Bruno formerly of
Reading Pa from Edward Bruno, heretofore Of Paris.
France.
lending PaJ papers please copy.
PALMER In the city Of New York. on the 2lth day Of
May 1879 by the Hon Charles r. DAILY Chief Judge OF
the Couit OF Common Pleas Charles Palmer from Agnef
Palmer. Cause, adultery.
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Acquitted on "A Charge Of Murder.

The trial OF Jacob Ramer, the colored man
who accused OF killing his mother BY putting arsenic
In soup closed Friday afternoon in IIacken
sack. The jury rendered verdict Of acqwtlal after
being out Tor ten hours Ramer who had been confined
In jail for six weeks, was al once discharged.
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Sandy Hook. 10 - GOV Iaudll 80 Hell date, u &c
ArrlVed-SAtUUpAY MAY "a
S. Bahama. Mitchell. Trinidad.
s. city OF Montreal tuudrun Liverpool May 10, and
Queenstown IAN
So Utopia, McRitchie. London.
IS lmbros. Cooper. Liverpool
S. Dorian Mcdonald, Naples April ~, Valencia May s.,
and Gibraltar 9th,
S. Hector Rose. Havana
SIS Rio Grandc. Bulgcr, Galveston.
S. Gcrmanc, Kennedy, Liverpool May 10. and queens
town 18TH
IS Gate city. naggctt savannah.
Smp samuel Watts. LVrmond. Liverpool
shin CRlcuttR, Somcrs Liverpool
Bari karsten Lanyard, jacob sen, llaVre.
Bark Der Wandorcr krohu. bordeaux.
Bark o. kohan, Dade Great Yarmouth.
BARK Droninp Louise. Alsen, kVcderstrani
Bark A. NJ SchweigaHra, johnson, Copenhagen,
Bark Johann lrgcns. Mortcnscn, haNre.
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MANI y \. "
CCTICURA. CCrlCURA REsOLVENT. and CUTfCURA
SOAR are prepared hy WEEKS A POTTER Chemists and
Druggists, go Washington = Boston, and for sale By
all Druggists Price uf CT TICI RA small boxes 90 cents
large boxes. containing two and ono half times the
quantity Of small. 81 RESuLNENr ~ per bottle. CUTI
CURA SOAP. - cents by mail 80 cents cakes - cents
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with powerful drugs for dyspepsia and try that bland
Ada
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Pepperc Jean drawers all sizes e 70 so in Coz EACH
best IN market w. Johnston, 2dO Grand ~ also tI0
lAth Az. third door above 29d st-Ads.
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The Mos. rmportan. Discovery In Medicine
Or same at

The MOst Important Discovery In Medicine
since vaccination Final cure OF Catarrh by ABSORB
TON The ANrICArARRIIAL and vaccine elements
discovered by DR., Wei De Meyer are ABSORBED BY
AND INCORPORATED WITH the mucous membrane.
They form CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDY as we'll as
local application, and KILL THE SEEDS Of the poison
wherever located Admitted TO be the only known tire
ment which has ever yet REALLY CURED a case OF
Chronic CAArrh or Hay Fever. Overwhelming proofs
in POSTPAID PAMPHLET sent FREE To ANYBODY
application by postal card. WEI DE MEYERS
CArAREII CURE with treatise and directions, is DE.
LNERED at $50 package To CLUBS. six packages
Tor $3.50 one package cures IN most cases
d b. DEWEY co, Agents 90 Dcy st, New York
Isaac Smiths sign at corner Of SOth At. md
run "y Wa tampcied VIII DAY or TWO $50, and the
ths wek known article may be elaborated, hut the pub
lie insist that It's manufacture and sale shall continued
Townsend. Pho.phated Cereal Tonic, IA
prIaI"uon o. nealth siNnt ami yialhns phosphaes IN
waketncss aul ecncrai icbihtT ANA inyaIaa6le as
'pr'ns h''sor"'or ana protection against malaria
,R.pture Cured by Dr., M"r.hs Treatment
Church ''' ''''''" - ''' .
FIny Per Cent. Saved
B BY using iG 6I Sm9n L1andry T,ep because its
AnGostura Bitter. an excellent nppcti,Iug
F, 1 n JNl,w ana HHN I vnI's n}"Psa. DAtInna
The pure Juice OF the grape, IA years old
Or ludcrhuls Union Port frum TIE trotuu Point Vine
yards For sale by druggists and srucerS
A,-Fredcricks,
Photographer, Bfoadway, corner 9th st Imperais Is
per dozen First class work.
Dr. ~. a. Emerys Tooth Paste keeps the
teeth AMI gums clean, wholesome and healthy Sold by
all druggists
Paralysis Cured by Giles Liniment IodIde
Ammonia ana fls Depot, 10 West BROADWAY
81 Pearl or Mixed Derby for SI.OO. s.
SILK Hat 80 - New Church st. up stars.
Married.
CARVILLE-TENSFIELD.-In Brooklyn on Thursday
May ~, by the Rev Henry HoNey, Thomas " CarVille
Of Queen Anne,s County Md, 70 Emma jean, only daugh
ter VI the late Arnold Tensheld 9l Baltimore
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Thursday, May ~, 81 The
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II ,270 Prizes amounting to 1922 500
Gen. q. 7. BEAUREGARD ut Louisiana
Gen. j. A EARLY OF Virginia Commissioner
For iull particulars apply 10
" A DAUPHIS
p. o. Box 6a2. New Orleans La,
Or same at $40 Broadway. New York.
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DIR. ~. a. Emery's Tooth Paste keeps the
teeth and gums clean, wholesome, and healthy Sold by
all dTugEtsts
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Father Mcnamara lAshes the Thieves In the Temple -
tonight N Cooper Institute. Admission nee All wei
oOme.-AdA
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The pure luice OF the grape, IA years old
Or luderhls Union Port irum TIE Crotuu Point Vine
yards For sale by druggists and srucerS
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COMPREHENSIVE In Brooklyn. on Thursday
May -, by the Roy. Henry Hoyey Thomas ". Carvile
Queen Annc's County Md, Emma jean only daug.
ter " the late Arnold Tensheld 9l Baltimore,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Thursday, May ~, 81 The
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Last Of drawings always published In the New Yor
Sun. ami all out OF town ticket holders mailed copy
the official list
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~ IVIF IT INV Y To
REGULARLY on THE
1880 PRIZES AMOUNTING To................se 7 g25
TICKETS 81.
CERTIFICATE As TO
ROND FOR PAYMENT or PRIZES

1850 PRIZES AMOUNTING TO............... f67, g25
TICKETS. 81.
CERTIFICATE As TO
BOND FOR PAYMENT or PRIZES
BY the conditions NJ this act the managers were re-
quircd u execute TO THE STATE OF KENTUCKY A
BOND IN THE SUM OF ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS, conditioned for tho prompt payment OF all
prizes and the faithful discharge NJ all duties imposed by
said act as seen By the cerncac OF the County Clerk
as below stated
SIMMONS DICKINSON. Managers
STATE OF KENTUCKY
Henry County.
CITY or NEWCASLLE,i
l. W. w. Turner, CLERK OF the County Court in and for
said County and STATE, do hereby certify
that the bond 10 the Commonwealth Of Ken
lucky In the penal sum OF one hundred thou
sand dollars, required to he nlcd by the Act
for the bcnent OF the Henry Male Academy
ana Henry Female College, pnSscd by the
General Assembly Of sad Comm ouwealth
and approved Dec o. 1850 duly ex.
ecutcd, delivered. accc pted and approved
and that said bond Is duly filed IN my office
n CLERK Oi said Court
Witne Official signature AMI seal Of ONCE az New
castle. Henry County, Ky, this 25th day Of
March. A. ID. 1870
-, " W TURNER.
! Seal County Clerk.
49, Henry County, Ky.
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One Package makes One quart
OF medicine Such Is Quirks Irish Tea the great bilious
remedy. Price IS cents Sold by all druggsts-AdF'
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Paralysis Cured by Giles Iiniment IodIde
Ammonia AMI Pills Depot 10 West Broadway
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MARRIED..

al Pearl Mixed Derby for SI.OO. s.
SlLk hat 60 u New Nhnrch 81. ND slaIrs.
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AngosturR BItters, AN excellent appetIzing
tome o exquisite uaNor. cures Dyspepsia, Dllrhat,
Fever and Asue and all disorders of thc digestive organs
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RtIioions notltss.

StGqiuus gOtitss
AMERICAN TEMPERANCE UNION,
ny s Sy .nm 1 n s At G Ss c90s
Ne audience The Rev Z Z Newman The Rcy. . g.
MMeSArthnr and the kev, Geo. II Corey Large choir.
f. SpsSS' s ' Cor See WI MASON Rv&Ss, Pres
AT PEOPLES FREE CHURCH.. 18th st.,
"A Oh av.. Mr.. Goss will lecture Husbands
o'clock Sneakers Capt Fusby, l. Lnnt and Mr.. Goss.
Gs re s U%ef T r 9sT MSss0n
SERVES AZ ii N ana S Va N Rcy w rGe'3 Nil
and The Rev Arthur Brooks IN The evening, being the
AT CrTI CHI Sd3 I.ts MALL 81 So[RsL s1
moH D o, h,o11H w preach a. " SUNDAY "'eT;
seats free. cordial invitation 10 all
CHUKCH or THE HOLY APOsTLEs,
y corner of 2oth 81 aud 9Th aN, the Rev. Brady 4.
~ ,ermon 6y he Rey v"sc OF ST. Bsra6S;
CHAPEL before the Young People Missionary Association.
CnUHCIS or TEE MESSIAH, corner sam 81
Morning al ii subject "Ino rerrsuonoi piyqc PROV,
idc9cc Evening ats n,Ths chet les'onstobe Learned
IN The school ol Lie Public invited
CATHOLIC APOSTOLIC CHURCH. 10th
nj, n'Ng,H o4 a iih ,,-its9s lils SUNDAY r
ta,th ana hore OF th's 'nurch "t! be explained scat
CMU,RGcMi Of ,TIIE moIY rKTSIr,l, Mad;
- RE Re-, sthem II rIn pca al
Evrnins TOPIC The Gospel reut aud .i Work
GosrEI. tsa,rsraqce 'gryies. Military nail, lg'
II Armstrong An wcconr q, 'i -iueius
IHCEUM ,HAII.corgr South IN 2u4 an SIS,
- br99,yn, NAY - iAc rh..'ophical Assocs
Music hy Misses Currcutcr 5 ais nnI platform iree
umer prominent Speakers w'ii taxi part
New JERIsNLEM HHIHCH & SWEDEN.
e. % e. A uu Yfl qNa
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BY using HIGGINS Gcrman Laundry Soap because 1t Is
pure. Ask your groccr for It, and sivc II d trial.
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WILLIAMSON A co. GENERAL EASTERN AGENTS.
500 BROADWAY. NEAR HOUSTON ST. NY
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futh Hy. was tempered with day or two AGO and the
name of ms famous "Ncghtless erased. The ~
tins we'll known article may be ohirrated hut the pub
lie insist that Its manufacture and sale shall be continued
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The only and reliable cnrc ~ years praciic1i ~
ucuruce. Only ofcc, . Ncscy st. opposite 81 Paul
Church.
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were equally indiscreet in their course
in the Torch and afterwards in the
Enterprise. Certain it is that no one
on either side intended, OF had any
reason to anticipate that any serious
personal violence would follow. But
especially eulpable ana contemplate
has been the course of some few per-
sons who have sought to create the
impression that political jealousies
contributed to the result; that some
persons here, from purely personal and
selfish motives, were anxious to get
the deceased out OF the way, even at
the cost of taking his life. Nobody who
has reason, and uses it, is intended
to be deceived by this. It was caleu-
lated fer those whom prejudices alone
control. Reflection and the exercise
of little common sense will cure all
such impressions. Nobody here has
or has had any occasion to fear any
one else, or to wish them serious i'll.
Those accused of being actuated by
such motives, have little reason for
them. as the past shows to those who
think. And there is nothing Of ali
this, as everybody now sees, or after a
little reflection will see. 1t seems to
us that every consideration that is ex-
pected to influence those who desire
to see justice done. and who wish
nothing but truth to be believed, and
acted upon, should and will concur in
urging in future course of concilia
ton and fair dealing among all the
members of the community, one to
another.
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Answers 10 Tany Correspondents

In reply to numerous inquiries
from our readers, concerning the won
derful qualities of the Great German
Remedy. ST. JACOBS OIL,-mention-
ed in our last issue.-we would inform
them that the article may be obtained
from our retail druggists, or by their
aid. Ask for ST.. JACOBS OIL, and
OF t dealer does not keep it in stock
wholesale houses. We understand
there is already an immediate demand
for the remedy, which is not so very
surprising when it is considered whas
it is daily accomplishing in the way Of
relief and cures, bordering. in SONS
instances. en- the miraculous.
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Grand Rapids, Sept. Gath, 1879

Grand Rapids, Sept. Gath, 1879,
Common council met by order of
Mayor for special business.
Aid. present. J. B. Hasbrouck,
L. 0. Schultz, w. H. Brown and d.
2. Morrill,. Aid. absent, Ira Purdy
Henry Belanger.
The absent members come in be-
fore any business is transacted.
Resolved. that a committee Of
be appointed to make an exchange
with w. B. Neeves for the Engine
House and Calaboose lots, by can
ceiling certain judgment against
the estate of Geo. Neeves and deliv-
ering to the said VIM. B. Neeves all
the tax certificates for the tax of
1872 of the Neeves property inclu-
ded in the Judgment. Committee
consisting Of Aid. Hausbrouck, Pur-
DIV and Schultz.
Moved and seconded that the reso-
luton be adopted. Motion carried,
all voting in the affirmative.
Motion made and carried that a
committee of 3 be appointed to re-
pair the Engine House and to fur
nish the Calaboose. Committee con-
sisting of Aid. Morrill,, Brown and
Schultz.
Motion made and carried that the
council adjourn until the next regu-
lar meeting.
Attest, E. MORRILL,,
CITY Clerk.
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OF THE
THROAT,
LUNGS,
HEART,
STOMACH,
LIVER,
HEAD.

Nerves, Kidneys, Bladder, Womb and Blood
Affections Of the Urinary Organ :. Gravel, Scro-
fula; Rheumatism, Catarrh, Asthma Bronchi-
tbs, Dyspepsia. &c.
Our reputation has been acquired by candid
honest dealing and years of successful practice
Our practice, not one of experiment. but
rounded on the laws of Nature, with years of
experience and evidence to sustain 1t, does not
tear down, make sick to make we'll; no harsh
treatment, no tritling, no fiattering We know
the cause and the remedy needed; no ruess
Mork, put knowiedge gained by years of expe-
Renee In the treatment of Chronic diseases ey
clus velyi no encouragement without a pros
pect. Candid In our opinions, reasonable in
our charges, claim not to know evorytbiuc or
cure everybody, but do lay claim to reason and
common sense. We invite the sick, no matter
fore they abandon hope, make Interrogation
and decide for themselves; it will cost nothine
as consultation is free.
VISITS will be made regularly for years.
ILLINOIS. mch9ntf
F'H be at RaJlin House Nop. 12th
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Common Conncil Proceedings.

Grand Rapids, Sept. 5th 1879.
Common Council met pursuant to
adjournment; there not being a quo
rum present council adjourned to
Saturday evening, Sept. 9th. Coun-
Gil met pursuant to adjournment.
Mayor Brundage in chair.
Aldermen present: j. B. Has
broucl1, Ira Purdy, d. ?. Morrill,.
w. II. Brown, L. 0. Schultz.
Minutes of previous meeting read
and approved.
The following bills were on mo-
ton allowed, all voting in the affirm
ative:
Bill OF Geo. Howes for $3.50; Ira
Purdy, $3.50; T. d. S. Mccormick
$500; F. Frechette, 5000; J. n.
Brundage, (s1.50 CASH; D. P. Nor
rill, $500; Moses Norton, 1915;
H. A. Sampson, S4O6.
Bill of F. Paul was on motion re.
jected.
Moved and seconded that the en-
gineer of the Steam Fire Engine be
notified that unless a competent
Fire Company be organized within
80 days, he may consider himself
discharged, and the mayor be direct
ed to lock up the Engine House
Carried.
The Mayor makes the following
appointments for the coming year:
First Ward.-Inspectors: John
McE!rea, VIM. Ayshford and L. E.
Hitchcock. Clerks: Seth Reeves
and ]. Rablin, Jr.
Second Neutrality-suspicious.: J. B
Hasbrouck, Jos. Wood and Jos
Freeman. Clerks: Geo. n. Wood
and &. S. Warren.
Third Ward.-Inspectors: Ira
Purdy, M. G. Woodwork and VIM
Roe. Clerks: S. ID. Demarais arc
NJ. a. Mosher.
Moved and carried that the APP,
pointmerts of Inspectors and Clerks
Of election be confirmed.
Moved and carried that council
adjourn to 1st Saturday in October
J.. 0. SCHULTZ.
Clerk protein.
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Death Of Fred Lunt. 1t is with

Death Of Fred Lunt. is with
great sorrow that we learn of the
death of Fred Lunt, son of Richard
Lunt of our city, Fred has been
upon a sick bed for nearly two years,
and has suffered terribly. Death has
come at last to his release and he has
gone home where there is neither sor-
row nor pain. Fred was an excellent
boy, and his friends were in every
household in our city. He has crossed
the threshold into the brighter life at
the early age of seventeen years. The
bereaved parents have the sympathies
of all our citizens.
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Notice is hereby given that will,
OH Monday, the 9th day of October,
draw from the proper list, the names
of thirty-six (36) persons to serve as
Petit Jurors at the next term of the
Circuit Court to be begun and held
at the Court House in the City of
Grand Rapids on Tuesday the End
day Of Dec, 1879.
9 We M. RoURKE.
Clerk of Circuit Court of Wood County, Wi.
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Another Theft. Monday nigh

Another Theft. Monday night
the resterant of A. A. Brundage was
entered through the back door, and
the sum of six dollars taken therefrom.
Suspicion fastens upon Micheal Benson
who is only out from the Reform
School, for theft some time since. Pro-
ceedings will be commenced against
the lad, and he will probably be re-
turned to the School.
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Stoves Stoves We wish to call
the attention of the public to the fact
that we have the finest line of Heating
& Cook stoves ever in Wood County,
any from the manner in which our
friends are carrying them off we are
assured that they appreciated the fact
Call and see for yourselves before
making purchase elsewhere.
Bruudage & Ferguson.
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NUtif.t.s

LAND OFFICE At Hau,au. Wis. Strt. H. 1879.
Notice Is hereby given that the 70 Iow ng
named settler has fl Ell nbticc Of his intention
to make final .61f ia support of his ella i'm;
ton of thirty days frG.n the date Of this notices
viz:
Peter Berg, Homestead entry No; $3.50 for the
VIZ sex and eh sw4 Section q. Town 25i
Range east, and names tho following rs his
witnesses, Y 4 Henry Oettinger If Wood Coun-
ty Wis., and Adm Octtinscr of Wood County
Wis:
s: II. ALBAN,
Register:
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For County Superintendent.

To the Electors of Food County:
l hereby announce myself az en Indepen-
dent candidate for the Office of Co. Supt of
schools. If elected [ will perform the duties
Of the Office faithfully, with justice to all And
Furthermore, I will teach each year CorrTY
NORMAL school, from four to six weeks duration
which shall be free to teachers and those pre-
pairing TO teach, / will also make writing a
speciality in all the schools of he county
Respectfully,
18w6 r. A. HAyEsoR.
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Is Your Back Lame.

Then ask no sympathy from the
young and gay, but take the famous
Kidney-W ort and be cured. It is ex-
cellent in cures of debility from feeble
intestinal action, and its use for short
time promotes health and cheerfulness.
Sold by al Druggists. july24y1
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=
We observe that our good friend
Simons of the Stevens Point journal
has been nominated by the Republi.
cans of Portage County for Sheriff.
The party has done well in making Sc
excellent choice. We hope he will
be elected by handsome majority.
If he is, we mean to steal a watermelon
somewhere in the county in order to
be in his company. When "Simons
says up" the party ought to rise en-
masse and $50 for him"
Our Odd Fellow brethren" had a
glorious time last Thursday Pre-
ceeded by their band, they paraded in
their new hats, presenting a very neat
and pretty appearance. They then
assembled at the hall where refresh.
ments were served up and right hap
Ply time enjoyed. Over 100 were
present at the tables. A dance in the
evening attended by over 40 couple
wound up the festivities of the day.
The new orchestra furnished the music
which was very fine
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-10-16
L. p. POWERS,
Attorney SC La "
Land and Tac-Pdyjug Igt.

Having been engaged in the land Agency
business number Of years before W God Coun-
~ was formed, and possessing superior tacili
ties for detecting trespassers on land owned
by non residents, | feel assured in giving per-
feet satisfaction to all who may fit to EN-
ploy me as an agent to attend to the prompt
payment of Taxes to the Investigation of Titles
to recording deeds, to procuring Patents on
Lands, to protection of Lands from trespassers
in this and the adjacent counties, and such
other business, as | may be called on TO per
form.
/ have constantly on hand good farming land
and village lots to sell in quantitiesand on ten
ants to suit purchasers.
Land warrants bought and sold.
Particular attention paid to entering Gov
eminent and State lands.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-10-16

To the Voters Of Wood C0unty:
Yielding to the solicitations Of leading eit-
zehs throughout the county who regardless Of
party affiliations have requested the of my
name. ] hereby Announce myself Tndc.
pendent Candidate for the Office of County
Supt. If the wishes of these citizens be rats
fed ct the pole. shall stri We 10 discharge i'm:
artil duties pcrtaiIii ing To
the Office.