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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-08-28
Is Your Back Lame.

Then ask no sympathy from ths
young and gay. but take the famous
kidney-Wort and be cured. 1t is EN-
cellent in cures of debility FROM tecbls
intestinal action, and its use for q short
time promotes health and cheerfulne,s.
Sold by all Druggists. july24y1
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-08-28
Fruit Trees.-We call attention

Fruit Trees.-We call attention
to the advertisement of Plumb & Co.,
of Milton, this state, in another col
umn, The best trees and shrubbery
are furnished by this reliable firm at
low Figures. All manner of plums,
crabs, and particularly that luscious
apple, the Duchess of Gutenberg,
flourish here. Supply your gardens
with choice trees.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-08-28
L. p. POWERS,
Attorney al Law
AND


Having been engaged in the land Agency
hc$the$S mum Der OF years before " God touu-
~ was formed, and possessing superior facili-
ties for detecting treSpa$Scrs on land owned
BY non residents, feel assured in giving per-
feet satisfaction to I'll who may see fit to en-
Ploy as an agent 10 attend to the prompt
raSIecht OF Taxes. to the investigation of Titles
TO recording deeds, TO procuring Patents on
Lrnds, to protection of Lands from trcspasscrs
in this and the adjacent counties, and such
0thsr business, az ] n,ay be called on TO per
f1FHi,
| have constantly on hand good farming land
and village lots to sell in quantities and 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, 1879-08-28

Notice Strayed from the under
signed on or about July goth, 1879,
one light red cow, with brindle streaks,
crumpled horns, medium size, about
ten years cid, thin of flesh, gives but
little milk.
Anybody giving information of her
whereabouts will b. literally rewarded.
Grand Rapids, Wis, Aug. 27, 70.
STAFFORD & COLE.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-08-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Anvil ChOruS,

The merry ring of the mechanics
hammer is too often interrupted by
pain in the lumbar region. caused by
constipation. kidney-Wort is an
effective remedy; and for stitches and
rheumatic pains it Is indeed blessing,
Your druggist has it. july10y1No1
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-08-28

Reduced Rates. There win be re-
duced rates for passengers and freight
on the G. B. & NJ. R., W. Y. r. R.
and W. c. R. r., during the fair, of
60 per cent, OF regular rates.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-08-28
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE.

BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE.
The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, tet-
ter, ehapped hands, chilblains, corns,
and all kinds of skin eruptions. This
salve is guaranteed to give perfect sat
isfaction in every case or money re-
funded. Price 20 cents per box. For
sale by Garrison & Whittlesv, Contra
liza, Wis. feb27mS
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-08-28

Tobacco Stamps.-Store keepers
upon the marshes must make appiica-
ton for tobacco stamps before begia-
ming bpsitiess.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-08-28
All Claimed for il

S. Haviland, Sal;x. Iowa, says Of
the Perfected Butter Color of Wells,
Richardson & Co, Burlington, Vt.
Il find it to be all thai is claimed II
increased the selling price Of my but
ter from 81 to rs cents" iulyl7yl,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-08-28

|cHaN C4THOLIC.-Rev. CHAs. BEYERIE
Services every Sabbath morning at 10 o clock,
t,atschism Mt | P. Il. Nespers at 3 ?,
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aTHAKLEs HERaCHLEB,

arHAKLEs HERaCHLEB,
WAGON & BLACKSMITH SHOP
~ Remember the place. head of the plank
Road east o Rabin House.
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DxBLIE HOUSE,
GRAND RAPIDs LODGE no. 81,
/. o. o. I
HE0. L. WILLIAMS,

sH Holds its regular Meetings on Tuesday
Evening of each week in ODD Fellows Hall.
J. w. COCHRAN, \. q.
GEo. N WooD, Sec.
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OPTICAL DIRECTORY.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

CoNGREGAT IoNAL.-Rev. l.. NJ. Foster.
Services every Sabbath at half past 10 A. NJ.
and half past I, p. N. Sabbath School at IL y,
Prayer Meeting every Wednesday evening.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-08-28

METHODIST EPISC.-Rev. 2. S. Bennett.
Services every Sa bbath at half past l0A. NJ. and
School at I'm Prayer Meeting every Thurs
5sy evening
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-08-28

We are in receipt of comp. ticket
to the Waupaca Co. Fair Sept. 10, II,
II, which We duly appreciate. The
Waupaea folk will have a good time.
Gov. Smith, Schuyler Colfax, with his
admirable lecture on Abraham Lincoln.
and Brick Pomeroy are to be the
speakers,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-30
FYEEEGS WE'VE

&c elder BROKER Ct tic Pope, Dot Cardinal
Pecoi, died yesterday CT apoeXy at R)mc.
A sevcu years period o: slsvlry is u;scd by
Madrid paper as substitute for slavery in Cubs.
Don Carlos dcucs that he f!as compromised
for purposes OF CANCELLATION his claims 10 the
throne of Spain.
The value Of the railways ai which The Gar
man GtVarnC0nnt IS negotiating The lu:clllse
amounts t. $40, 900. Coo.
Dean Stanley las corseaied to the intertne5t
Of the remains Ct The late Sr Rowland Hill, 10
Westminster abbey.
1t is stated that ". S. & S. Caile, i'm mer
chants OF Lvtrpo0l, whose failure has been pre-
viou:ly announced, ;xp:c; 10 eventually meet
their liabilities in iu'!.
1t is announced that n Royal Commission,
| under The prcslicrcy Of Lord Carnarvon, Colo
bial Secretary, has been appointed 10 report
upon the defense Of the British CooDieS.
The official report on the recent fire at IrkuEsk
which destroyed abou: POO houses. shows that
60 lives were lest, the greater number CT whom
were children.
The bark Atlanta, from Boston for WilliDgr
TOP. n. H. and Port Chalmers, is at Cape Town
leaking badly ard having lost her lorctcp gal
liant mast.
Tic ship Rcu1on last reported at NJ ilIlones,
Bolivia, May 81. for Europe, has been wrecked
on the Island OF IIelscblnd. The crew were
saved.
All the checks Of Ioha Macintosh, OF Corn.
bill. Is. &. I?ndon. ! larg, SPECTATOR in Anne
rlcan railways, were rclurdcd last night. liz
will be declared dcaulter on the Stock tx
change Oh Mouisy.
A di>pllch from Sydney. Australia, says
that IIlcket; h:s again w0o the SculiIDg champ
iODship 0! the world, defeating Llycock to dsy
by nine lengtha over Tie championship course
on the l'aranistta.
The T. iInturgh Sclt-tlGu aa}s hat q reduu
| ton OF ion per cent. i'll this salaries OF otfi,crs
and seven and hall Ter cent. IN the wages oil
| employers, has been resolved upon by the
North British Railway Company, 10 oouse
quencc Of the prevailing depression in trade.
\ dispatch from Fort Marshall uudcr date
o! August & h says that messengers have been
| sent TO klnG CGtcwayo warming him that il he
delays submission beyond the 18Th Instant the
SwsZies will 70 longer be prevented from il-
VadiDg law and. 4 dispatch lrJm Cape Town
announces that the Chlti OF the POndoa has
| expressed anxiety 10 make repatriation. Tbs
matter maybe shttIcd tY tha imposition OF 6
| heavy iuc.
The correspondent Ct the London IinaIcier
al Paris says: Cold continues 10 be scot TO the
United States for The purchase of wheat. The
| steamer S.. L!wfcnt sailing Oh Saturday to
! day fer New York takes GO 0u) pounds,
part Of which ia On EasIish account, Gold ;l
lesser quan'l'lcs amounting in all to abou
200, 900 pCuods, his been s2ni to siuccarp,
lLJum AHA, aud 0ihtr par!s 81 i.Grnnn for tb:
same purpose.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-30
OrOWneG-DP0iil. &c.

Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette. |
MTcHEM.'s STATION, Va. August 600
Wednesday last Charles and Glenn Stewart,
sons OF Nlr. Charles Stewart, very respeota.
tle farmer here. with two companions, Willie
Wharton aud Willie Lewis, went bathing in the
mill dam at Rac,oon Ford, on the Rapid Ann
liver. and whilst so engaged Glenn, The younger
OF tho Slewsrts, was. as is supposed, taken
With cramp ard drowned. His brother Charles
noticing him struggling in the water went to his
ASSISTANCE. hut it appears Glenn struggled from
bis grasp and saDk Immediately to rise no moro
alive. None of the party being expert swim.
mers, and no assistance being near. his body was
pot recovered until the following day. when his
limbs and hands appeared to be very much
Contracted. The accident has cast gloom over
the entire community.
We have also just learned Of tho death of
Mr.. franklin Hudson sitter very brier illness
of typhoid fever.
a late visit to your Old town inspires me with
great hopes Of her future prosperity. ss*
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-30
k-EEkDE" EEB.2R.

The fever 10 Memphis is reported ON the it
crease. twenty-five now eases wcro reported
yesterday, aud ten deaths.
Another daughter Of Geo. Hood was taken
down with the fever 10 New Orleans ycster.
day, and it ia feared the General himself will
not live. His constitution ia much shattered.
At the headquarters Of the National Board Ct
Health, at Washington, much apxicty is ielt
over the spread OF tho fever. Additional aid
Was tclcgraphed for yesterday, ard $40 coo
was sent to the State health authorities to be
used 10 the work OF isolation and disioEection.
New ORLEANS. August 3O.-Ecn. }. &. Hood
died nj four O'Clock this Tc7ning. Il i: believed
mis- daughter Lydis will not recover. KGi,h
Hood is also very sick.
MEMPHIS, Aug: %).-Ninc uev c,soa, Two
white and seven coItr2d, are reported By the
board of health this mtrnipr. There have
been SIX inltrnonts since last riph., amnpc
the number being j ohm =. Hoffman, member
oil the firm OF Mitchell end HcItMar; Eugania
BtzzaDo, sIster.ia lag CT i. PnGcsta; Fren!;
NJ. Cienmors. nephew Of A. j. Waite, sud
Mira. John Pope.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-30

/. IS stated IN some OF the republican papers
that notwithstanding tho economy OF Mrs.
lls5oa tcmpcranca regulations for tho White
II use, MIR. Hayes saves but little. if suy, OF
his 500 s'lsry. We don't suppose he
does; indeed we dent see how hc possibly
could. $4,000 year is q heap Of money !;
sufficiently large 10 support Mr.. Hayes aGd his
family in fiaa style, int large as it is, il is not
oosu2h to DO that sd stald many moro such
dIsirs upoD i: ~ that lately made by Cassa1nvc.
II oil tho parties implicated in the fraud by
which NJ. Hayes 0h'sinn;i III, lrcsiitLc7 were
IS Fsplcl.uI rs the c2l,rad member of the
Louisiana returning board. AID had their d..
manes for pay granted to The cxieut he did,
MIR. Hayes salary wouldn't amount to drop
id the brcke!, and he would have to ADOPT
Gen. Grants gift takiug ard Black Friday pol.
icy in order to raise the requisite amount of
money.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-30
s-sssG EsS-S.Y .T-EEs-S.

Moro than 900 ncOr!c have vi.itrd ,La I'm.
raw c,vs within ,hc n.s.tw, wntts
J.3;o E.:.,',, t,.,.,
nSuia N@'en'o'' '"!'m'" ie'ISr' '?slafer' &c :
u'au 'ew uSSs ago al "A"''y ott'osS'
me cec'cat'oa OF TIC ht" 'a'hohe cHnr1h
a' MANASSAS 'aHc' r!scS To mcfi@".
Mr. Charles II. Nic3l II The only Candidate
Tor the Legislature M 10 this tirc IN Prlnco
william COUNT.
The Prince William County C0ur; will meet
at BreotSVllc CO hl0nday. Several misde.
mcan0ra arc ca the docket scd ore felony case.
Diothe5ja j. nrfvai,;nr ir husu.ta and tho
paooie believe tho disease q bn II m cndcmc
character. ard rot dno +, c,nteo;ro ''N>''''
-. o'"'-"'p"'
me ntosn,c'S OF me 'irSinia STATE t:lf' 10
oonc IL ~ ll'c!lai'nn i''c '"'' week 10 'NoDer
"'o e. l'''" 'nAH uSu''is .,couFas.@S:
Inc neWjy tlec'td Na5tr Q! llsrlia0nourr,
mas asked that the salary ct the Ct1lce be &c
ducec from $500 to 500 per aaaum.
Judge Kxcy. Of Cuporcr, says he will con.
licuo to be candidate for tie House of Dale.
gates iGicpcndcu! Ct all p.r;y nominations,
Cen E.Ieivb r nol,an be, oo,. - s,.,-,
If ,bc watts" ,.rn '. ~ r' fUEu ~ ss',isl
leeurss On Egvn liz ' ,oiT oc
rr1csIIs n tho N.n,h:; ,a t..,r 'n0
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-30

Chastino Cox. the negro who robbed and
murdered Mrs. Hull Instead of being hung
yesterday, sc,oEdiog to his san.erc,, has been
granted new tia. This will not tend to
dinioi,h tic rumbtr Of such crimes ip New
York. Hanging has no deterrent cfftc: upon
criminals ike Ba,ks3a|c ard Do Young, who
would murder msn for what they imagined
sufficient Cause though ccriain the ga!lows
would be ih.ir late the next moment, but upon
such characters as Cox, who murder worner,
ohildrcn asd def:rceless men 10 order TO pre-,
vent detection in q lesser crime, the restraining
iDH loIc! Of the execution Of ldicial death seq
tencJ is Immense.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-30
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOwDEN.
SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 80. 1879

The Baltimore newspapers arc now almost
daily noticing the arrival ofsouIhcrn merchants
10 tina; city. and the immense quantity Of goods
they sre purchasing there. 10 former years
Philadelphia YES the city to which these same
merchants or their predac, ors paid semi an.
nuaI visits Tor their tall and spliog supplies,
hut the constant abuse TO which their friends and
relatives, Indeed the cutre people Of their Sec
lion were and are treated by most Of the press
of that city was more than they could bear, and
they have const Qucutly had TO stop at Balli
m irc. The newspapers 10 which W. refer we're,
TO be sure, hardly ever seen at the homes of the
c'lumniated people, but no sooner did these pco
plcse foot 10 the city Of "brolherly lows prob.
ably called so alte. the Ironical manner that
pavo Ptolomy the name Of Philadelphia, be
cause he murdered his BROTHER be fore they we're
RECALLED atthe railroad dcpots. steamboat wharves,
at the breakfast tables, On tho sIIceIs, 10 fact
everywhere wthio ho cty's limits, with the
abuse 10 which we alludc. Il rusl 10 their faces
by the newshoys As general rule people will
buy ia the cheapest market, but there is moth
ibg 10 the history o! The people of tho South
that implies a willingness on their part
10 submit then selves to the iodiguily Of
al assault evan 10 gain pecuniary ad.
vantage, aad SO southern merchants would
rather pay . little m1ro for their goods in oity
where they arc treated cautiously, than little
less 10 ope ic Which they arc constantly liable TO
eratuitous insult.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-30
rE!LrS OF TRE P.sS-

Stewart aud Elliott, two ruEis1s, ware h,Gg'
cd at ECrt Snllh, AEksosss, yesterday for mur'
der.
The Pres, dent it ia said doos not save much
Oh bis salsry Of $5D.G00 liz is worth ovir
talf miilior.
Robert Bonner. o! New York, states that it
was Ter HIN Nlr. Simmons bought Raru5 Thurs
day, and that he paid him for tho horse yes err
day norriog.
The Saint L5us ptli,a aothc les have 1oli
had all proprictors Of gambling houses that il
their places are open after Monday next they
will be prosecuted to the full extent OF the new
law, Which Is very stringent.
The reports Of U6ited States consular offers
10 BEsz'l, show that tie small pax has prevail
Cd to 40 alarming extent 10 some Of the priuci.
pal Brazilian cities and towns for s:yerais
mtn:hs pas.
The R?d Sulphur Springs, 10 Monroe county,
W. w.. embracing 300 scres ard building:
attached, were sold at public auction Saturday
lor$9 $50. Hon. Ben. Wilson, member cl
Congress from the F.r;t distr;c: CT that State
was the purchaser.
Cuban iDsurrcc!ionists are reported to have
surprised and captured al armed government
convoy on tho road from Msnzanilla to Baysmo,
the plunder consisting of $50 600 10 gold cop
intended for soldiers arrcasages d ray; Co..
OCO c,r'rldgss, so riff :s, several kcga of powder
and large quantity Ct clothing ard proyi-
sloD, etc.
A great crowd assembled a! Brighton Beach
yesterday to witness The expcc.ed two aud /:
quarter miles race between Moic Mccarthy
Fortuna and Btamtla Tor q purse OF 81 800 A
RI
lie Mccarthy saying that tho msrc was broker
| down and weuld never iun again. Pools sole
800 on BrambIo and $40 to $50 on Foriun.
| he raca was exciting from the start TO the
finish, BrambIe leadiog sl the wsy round by onl!
about length. At tho milo and quartc
Fortuna pulled up, but on turning iGto the las
quarter began rapidly TO close up the gap
| Both now felt tho whip aud spur, but Fortune
| ouIiootcd the tavOrltc to the string, winrng BIZ
q length amid tremendous cheering. frenci
mu'nsis paid 81 .lS5. Time 4 OBJ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-30

The death Of General j. i. Hood will be
received @th regret, GOt oply throughout the
borders Of the land he Lived 50 well. and O.
which he strovc 20 hard to mSka nation, but
wherever he was known Elo shed bis blood
lavishly for the clusc he cspousc6, and sub.
milted to the loss OF his entire fortunes, IS the
result Of the i'll success Of hat cause, with for
titudc that would have reflected credit upon o
stoic. Ilo died OF yellow fever, having prevr
ously lost his vile, and having two dsuahters
now i'll with the Same disease.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-30
The Dominion Government.

QUEBEC. Aug 30-1l q. m-Thc House has
just met. The Legislative Couac is sitting
with closed doors
The message of the Lieutenant Governor 10
reply to resolutions before the House has not
yet been mado public. Government supporters
say that the Governor expresses confidence in
his ministry and refuses 10 &C. upon tic C0unc,'s
suggestion.
1880 q. m.--Tho Legislative Assembly las
adjourned until Tuesday mOrOug without any
announcement bcng received from the Council.
10 the Council tho message from tho Lieut..
Governor was read and was OF the purport pre.
vionsly stated.
QUEBEC, Aug. 30.-Thc following il the
me sagc OF the Lieutenant Governor which was
sent to the council to day:
1.-The Lieutenant Governor OF tho province of
QUEBEC has tho honor 10 acknowledge tho 70
osipt OF the address which WAS voted 10 Elm
by the legislative ccurcil on The 2Sh inst, and
which was delivered to him by the honorable
president of the council.
Tho Lieutenant Governor regrets that diff.
ference OF opinion should have arisen between
the legislative council and the legislative assem-.
bly, and hopes that his constitutional advisors
will hud means Of rc.estabIishing harmony
between tho two branches OF the legislature.
ISigned) TnEO. RoBITAILLE
The council, it is rumorcd, will persist 10 their
Intention of rejecting the supplies.
A FISH SToRY.-As an old gentleman was
crossing The Scnandoah river a. the Hoyels
Vile ford recently. followed by fayotito
Shepherd dog, he heard great ccmuotion
bshlnd him 10 the water, and turning around
to sec tho cause, fluaJ that his dog had been
sslz.d By the tail by c monster bass and was
carrled ucder three times before be c,uld re
Lease himself ffom his almost fetal cta. The
bass must DO ravenous, aud crossing. the She
nardoah dangerous to dogs.- Warren Sentinel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-30
Railroad Accident,

CINCINNATI, Aug. 30.-At Brighton, q
suburb OF this city this morning during the
prevalence OF u heavy i,g tbs Baltimore and
ONO nlght express ran into the rear Of tho short
line New Iork express, badly mashing tho end
OF sleeper and passenger coach. Ooe pas
senger 10 the sleeper was seriously hurt aud
msy not ll7c. No others were Injured. R,h
Trains ran into tho city on the same track from
point about miles out.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-30

Another decline 10 the prc, Of coal. Copsid'
ctiug the prevailing bard times this is agreeable
news to the housekeepers who have not yet
laid 10 their winters supply of fuei; and the
Intelligence is 70 les, agrocablcc that though
an immense quantity of coal is still in FIRST
hands, the miners a:c still at work, with DO
Indication OF present Of suspendirg opfrations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-30
LOrillardi'S HOrsas

NEW YORK. Aug. ?O-The steamship Erin
Rational Line, which sails for Liverpool to dsy,
Will have shipment of MT Pierre Loriilsrd' 8
horses, comprising Fslselto. the western three
year. Old recently purchased, snd eight GOOD
looking we'll bread yesrlings.
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Not e,17jIfv

hELLEFokT, Pa., August 3O-Thc Jury in Tho
case ca OF the Commonwealth vs.. Peter Horde,
tansss f.o WIN oStsjnins osey by false pre-
turned verdict this morning of no. guilty,
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B4atE of :aa E&1ilor

n, Troy, N. T., Aug. 3O.-Cspt. |. Graft
thompson, oiigloator aud editor Of tho Albany
Law Jour1al, died Of diphthcria, last hight, at
Saratoga Springs,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-30

AVold the very appearance OF heat by having
your stoves stored and kept uatil winter al
G S.ansoorY s. ccfner OF King and Columbus at.
S Sa!l sia see their new revolving Top Coot
'"'o''' mvl3
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EeArllS.

NE" oRk Aug. 3O.-Mr. Bonner says the
purchasing Of Rsrus has put an end to the ncseio
bliity OF that horse appearing in the west. He
Las never regular y enter ed, but was engaged as
M attraction aid sll his engagements viii be
cancelled. Mr.. Bonner is a. present undecd ed
Ed~in Forrest in the east. but it is probabIe he
will - pAoo3Olo TX