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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-09-18
A MIRACLE.


of June, 1865, with what was supposed to be Acute
Rheumatism, and was treated for the same with no
success In March, following pieces of bone be-
gan to work out of the right arm, and continued
to appear till all the bone from the elbow to the
came out of the right foot and leg. The case was
then pronounced one OF White Swelling After
having been confined about six years to her bed,
and the case considered hopeless, was induced to
gia and was so we'll satisfied with its effects that
have continued the use Of 1t until the present.
My daughter was confined to her bed about six
wears before she sat up or even turned over with
out help. She now sits up all day, and sews most
of her time-has walked across the room. Her
general health is now good, and believe she will,
as her limbs gain strength, walk well. attribute
her recovery, with the blessing OF God, to the use
of your invaluable medicine.
With gratitude, am yours truly, -, >-ro>-
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-09-18

VI. DANIEL, cotton factor.
BENSON & MERCER, cotton factors.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-09-18

AN ELEGANT DRAWING ROOM,
adorned with Italian and Chinese paint
ings, and a portrait of his father who
died some years since at Bridgeport,
where the family still reside. On the
marble centre table lay large family
Bible alone. Chairs and sofas were all
adapted to persons of ordinary size, and
nothing in this story of the mansion sug-
gested its owners wee-ness, save in the
library, replete with bric-a-bac and arti-
cles of virtu from all the world, souvenirs
of travel; where child's rocking chair
of black walnut received the little
Madam, while her guests occupied ordi-
nary seats during the half hour in which
the General kindly exhibited article by
article, from Masonic apron hundred
wears old, to an elephant carved from q
tusk. but whose tusks, alone of the whole
animal. were not of ivory but of brass.
To q curiously carved walking stick sur
mounted by long-bearded head with
great glass eyes, they have gwen the
name Of "David" from fancied resemb
lance to the sweet psalmist Of Israel.
They both laughed merrily at the con-
ceit. So did we all indeed all were so
happy in this innocent home, that smiles
were involuntary. Mrs. Stratton, point
ing to an elegantly carved set of East
India chessmen, remarked her fondness
for the game, and (archly and with the
Generals good-humored response) her
husbands dislike, because, "modestly I
say it, always beat him." We could
we'll. appreciate her assertion "that the
General and she had always got along
together" He is forty years old, and
four years her senior. he now weigh
seventy-fve pounds, having weighed fifty
said he, 81 began life good
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-02

TIE lstsa, sddssiss 10 ,ssr s1ef.ssss
Mt q the YARNS Hsyiss shl1,,
go W. ksf 8 na.s sskspsss stdbsis.
rr'taE ht.ss fail ~ q essfm.oss
- iL~ EsssIrsess, ~ " sshsss,oa,
ssS hsy o.. b~ss ~stts ga. ~ ssa,a.i
.ssn sol ,sssstu N their nsss ~ n ~,
ia = emppssssasliy . nss<tl 'ssm syt
Esssy ays.siiy T. u. snssl, ths
scsrs, sod abssr~s, lgs,etI ~ the
lIs1 "a the vail ffiy es.i- s.nss,.s
ayts I~ e-s ysar We oil fsrsist
hnffsg se1 ,,ws pep
n . = GO ~ IS p,t =,
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Thousand. Of dollars are oo~ be-.
log saved every year by progressive
farmers. who .Oon discover 'hs great
value Of freely u.,ns uocle sans
t'onii,i,u Powder 10 the feed ~ ,hsiI
stock; Il re- tof.s the ack, ibctesss,
The u-efalDe.. and besa,y. snI pro
mote. the growth. Sold by Druggists
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Ss..es % ssse.sr..

Motto ). ts'o, siser. That I siil en-.
ssinc 81 psrsSs. % nay dsysfe "a
Offer ibe,nrslvu, o. e~~gd,Jste. Tor tea
nef 81 the yiitrsD % common schools
oiN ebstrt coaay, Of led Cioyi 90 The
hut saturday ~ cash a.0a,ht sibos
y'asr. .. m. SHARP.
A. A. Pope, 90 sept
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The supper ct the " " ksreh
oa Ses Years eve "a. . .scss.> ev.
cry say both 10 poias Of nsGbsr-
present. aud in ihs 'ctun.. Oysters
BY oar frssat L~aslssbsct. ssd turkey
fos sopper. Q, the eatsst ,hsta sec
eod Supper. free. res sives ass, even
ing. The receipts amounted "a 90
' g 80. and III. proceed. sboai
e9.
job sosk Keep. q. % bu.y I. tees
frcru morning until wight. sni ys, 90
csn 4 sof II % hsv. y,
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THE MA =
CSeOgpn

THE uA CN 2
CROPS.
srp heard AZ ~,styskssp. Asik l.
slsshy -sh s.,sbft.hsi the, Zoe our.
,ss g ssh.. Csli. ssi Iae.p,ssi c,s
'smr'ios. Iiross'. Cossh Bsiasm hs,
~ aqasi stsgss the ,hs preparations.
soia 10 tho West. ni. geDaist Wee.
ETA Issmsdi non,slss ~ ssspsiyias
ep,s,ss, ib,s dso~i.s lbs pstlsst, Ia,
egio. Ny fsIssyias ,~Fr,.,ias sni teo.
ds,isE 80 .ssy sfl.eiossi,ss Js.l
nss 4 u aAasrp4. 10 Isalss /.
cash.
FH r'ss'iss sd struhxIh.aS,s ,hs
wees ssd sBuns hss,ssass. AL ass.
- rpsi Isfiv SEEKER H,ss % ..4
Vbers al I'D Bsysss IL, Tnebs,
. fsiIsbis . asiy 'Ilss, - e. yrr
bon,
Browss Anas Fshs 4. shhgut /.
rssI for r,weyisE isasa4sla go.
e,unS slj s"s-, H'Bsss sns Itsst L.ss
- rfA. p~f tsvE
~ ~ Bssss'. fsnay hssi-,.s
fos s.is ~ tLs t~sp@s s.is sell 90
I'asds Dtasrs g. ~ PalSs H.,
,sad Nsssssss
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TINS be-, ia ~. % &C [,
CsDph0ra,sd bSrtshorn Loissnt fr
MAJ 90 beast. u can be relied % AZ
sIh ne, &. n po,uf. ss.ai
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W. sre nov prepared 20 svppg
sny de.,roas Of PURCHASING ar.t cisss
p,snos and orsau. On tea ~. 70 .st
purchasers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-02

DR.. Jsases' German worm cake,
stand n~unyslied a. . wsw msdie,ys.
tive ,ham . trial sold by husgis's.
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LINCOLN KAaHLI v cx 6.
Al 4. a. nnnNH- Ptnn.

Ihi. " the larse., sod mo.s reliable
shop N she state THY ussuiacsare
Moeawsass. Head STONES. Marble
caansers. Buicher,' Slabs. esc. .Siock
ADD work saarssnt~i puc~s a. lov
q first csss, w.sk csa he Dice. They
sto rstssas sF-~ar~ fs-, yis.s s.rA
10 our rpnrtv c.rrsssaopa.acc so,lr
tied box 40 tSncsln, .ttLa. Il
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-02

Cp1rssu caias nasiaessi are ,hs
csiT-. ~ keH shs deaths. t,.a
ssrr. 'hssis " ssev eessh. sHvs
s-sax . . sssts- ths rudy rssak.
aaIesc -sd tslss ssf ~.hsvfkws eve,
uii q Deeply rAssss iss dfvsnes, Jssdh
-el. IN tho ssacw.s ksssy kegp-
sb,stl ,s,u's's tihi,'s Fdss~ss IL Tar
sbJ Mid chem ~tirh rtsssnis ss,.
oas spesssss N 'atsa IN tl@s. saf .in
saroly eJfy Odd ~ptsh,. csiauh, ea,.
sumpi,os sni ~ Btssrbisl = mpia,his
Ipp I ssi, Or = stsss,,s seas, Ls,
,h,. day tsss hirse . tatsla ~ xsL., =
isitss, u Tar ssi Mid ths,ry fss n
may ss,s the lie ~ . L,ss'i sas. shea
isisY sosii ~ death. taAiby D n
sbtfsf syi q " rg,im
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-02

Sissee has laid Ne w hs0s ape~
% ssA ~ ,chickine co,disty isvissS
- ssssssai by the stove. whd. ~e
y wondering how ~e will spspd tho
bog wist.r night. 10 The state at our
sacp,ioo. end have almos, concluded
10 subscribe for county paper Z o
bear ~ company these lonely nights
am rou .oi by the ness that lnsvalo
!. 10 have . debating club. The Gu
s.rpdins yousg sep,ismen Of the
prec,ne, --ee,as the pleasure and
pr, dt OF . meeting 81 . h,sra.y char.
.cter wisely decided to start ouc
Their hrsi meeting Was last Friday
night. Your correspondent attended
aod vas veil paid foe h,s trouble The
house vs, called to order by A. Wall
Or. who stated the object Of the meet.
Ing aud concluded by eating NJ. X.
psvi, 20 the chair. who on taking
the chair made som. very sppropri
ate remsrk.. On pcrtaaDent organ.
ration, Mr.. Davis Vas unssimously
ch,.ea Pros. A walker, Wee Pres.
I. Walker. Sec a, II. Luce. Treas
After the complexion Of the orgasi
rstioa the following question vas verl
ably discussed, Resolved. that in,em
peraoce causes more injury to %
country than war.
Al: ! Walker. u q knight, u Lae
Geo. Harvey. IA Farmer.
Neg N Jones, J Y Vance. Y
Harvey. NJ LAw~oa. A walker.
Aftsrs very ~srss discassion !, "a
decided IN the s~esstivs.
Although Tor the mo-, par, th,
speakers v.re yonas, yet they shev.'
40 mean koowiedsc VI the rules Of d.
bate snf ~ times reall. greu Ella
quee,, especially did q q knight
- Laee, A walker. al: E.d,s Pan
er
ia s.x, Friday night ~. Sosiei,
vii di-eass the following Resolved
Tia, the SONS al arr Or. m Hs bssa
bli thsa tho-s of "a iure.
ke-p~ctfuIy,
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LAND NOTICE

Nc have jus, r,sc a Oh the Ms,tci
Ten Thca.sad scres cf Land siius,ei
'sn rowe Tso sud Three Range Nine
and Town Two Hsore Tcp -Un easy
Term. oi Payment E.,sht t'symesu
9th E,sht Irr crnt ,~n,sre.,, and .,
Toe Prices, sore Of the hes, tract.
sve offered lii-coant ~ hnssn prr
crst ~ cash.
kalrn Bmos
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-02

uh.tlsea have htshh swA Nlssksss
ssss shs. At W,ssh~As Tsesllss ~
spr 10 ssA pssasss& ssssssi
ss~sC. ssssissss Ms bsssis, sssvs sys.
ve'ssy SGD d,suasss sfsssas ltssss
,~s,hiss " oskas sAssss. SsiI b.
Ell yas bcssxiss
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-02

Nfs,ur ituAu
" o. -. ts ths,f ~ 81,
upii avi vt4 iAiss, Ae.i sa,ss
ttAl rs 40 ,atsstsmsfer t4tuSs
stsl Au#g a sla pst Hkag bseF
Jptusog \ IWps kvi 4 rt Net
Ntsu ,pu 80 ~isrFe~~i sel o..
tea .tf,lofei bs D. /. l,atutht
lass' tblN 'hrv tssa'sss ii,rt
sud s'sssiir, fsss. sai usN qaiesh
re.torr yDa To- bc.fh Sa{t ~ oaf
p1asst.i.
10 San. >stte AL iL,vs l.
mcul f, e mat sai t.s.d Ani a
hslW zoe s,rp SQUAD s4i ., usf
nruEgi.t.
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IE!s'MrMEW0A
A R~nNAaKALn RESULT

IL msls. ~ aidsfesss h.~ ausny
Phys,si.ss, ~ hos assh sssdsaaa ,.a
have ,i~d n u s.. ~ essshiisAsi fss
The, vssmss s,tap |. tho ssIy rmsd,
Witch has s,sus eempls,s ssii.fse,les
10 Fsssse e.ses r. Lsas ~ijssssse. iss
'ssse '-y 20 ,ss shos.ssas ~ pssssas
sNs'rs wel spSssd 10 .hrcst sasI
Lung As-e',@4a Cgrssmpstan, To
mef'hsAvs Ash ne. Severe t,slas .ss.
ded "n tho i~issss,. psssmasss,
whsapsas cossL. As. vks have ~
perssssi ks.vlsdss " iie.skss . sisr
1sa syvar. To sasA ~ ~aaiI say dat
ysssv dssss vsfe ssia Id ysas 9Th
sr, $40 esmplssnt tt,a.ampiisss ~
iuss ssse b~sssls, hosni.r siss "a essss.
sais ~ eli tmgslsss ~ Am-shts.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-02
NlN HARDIN Akk StuRE
MN upDps
fOn sALR

A sass Il Mslcs, Terra htursl ssd
nsdv snosn ~ speAcs,ias At thu.
eKcs
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-02
NOTICE.

We have sid ear veii konwu k'aak.
sspuL ssd sass. shop al oss rryas.,
eli vss-ses ,e,ehtcd 10 as. Ca cali sud
seitle With. the esss thsry dsra ai,ef
ssst Aos,asts sia Ia pasa- q 10 ,ss
Asni. III oar attorney iaf os,a csise
sirsrEa. TNNss IA.
Ned cesd Nos, a. isis
\ nn
SAss Jseasss |. ess, sve~, Ns,, rsheee.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-02
. tsfRAY NOncg

Tees ssss sha issAassvs ~ sks -.
A~sssssssd. hsssx % s~ssss~ ~, : ~
sshEs " vest. ~ Sxpt. 81 lass
s.d ssd vhsss ssxs soc 9Th ~
ssss. ssrpss~d e bs Zen yssss ~
isas sppssa
y ~ss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-02

p,a.er. a. - -
n~,la. - b. -
rh,e.os. tl.sp,oss,po pot dssI
tsttAse - cents
t.sgs ~
ns,,'r :'ins''' nss i-'asa
CuATfEL M0ilI6A SE SALE
Mheus isf.st "a. bsss msie In
the psyus.i o' .esrsia ehsissi @ast
gage given D, otvcr " Ills, spd
" sIsas " ir~.s a. a tsssai tssh
,ef os the 18th day ~ March isgn.
Which m.s,ssss 90. duly Sled la the
eAhrs 81 ,hs Coassy Ciesk ~ Mshs
seer cosssy N-.rssks .a ,hs 1ssh
asy oi March isss. ATS o'eaesk ssa
- mssatss A. u. n.t ss,a sspss.
esse sss daily ssAissed IN wsii.s w
tsr~ts That threw " se~ dee skesesn
flss<t rhesasets I -il ga shr isih
Day 81 Dsvsmtss wis. 81 os.s o ui..ek
" T.. srsvcis.s ss.i me.tsars ~ ss.s
~ ono DARK hey hcvss ,B~,e si~ss ~
la Lspss ltsh = wears osd, ese hey
bssse sss.s saast IA /. hssds high
e,ght sesss OH. IN e.op ~ ss-nts
~ ~ ..td ussssssg.. Nae. 10 take
place "a rse 20 fo~, y H.rF@
west. wsb.trr toau,v NsbvseLs
Dee @l.i ISIS
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~-rss rsnLE
sotss aE-oxs soHra
Is'e IN. nssss1s , N
A2l ava E
SIS R-us uiLL 49,
go cowLHs sM
IQ3s asp ciocp A0
5snsn~ asiy. ese.ps saslsy.-
~ W sIospaipas, wv Isvtsa,
Asst. surs Aspa
~-MeNws The ~pc~tnsaier. siin seils
q mar ncs,cns On Ia sssd 10 did.
-hev. KirtwcsA u holiiss . sss
ies Of revival uss~sisss q csssials.
--Ns~ Iesa6nB~S ~ plssAsdy|
and siihoss ssalt dsGsssArssisa.
Pope no. nsvsa isss - Asus(
lalsly vacated BY ~. lianpeoA
-lles. YesSr haA hsss ~ ~
. spssissd isss. BAT !. ahas ~
~ WV A.L X.ML HM|# IA
~
II
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l5ss .Au-m Ga tho ttsin
9&skta (
4c,, .,,vi,. an 4. h.,l n
f,i,- ,S,,or.b 4. s.ol.y csen,rs -
IA, .,h q, l.. 49, 4. a.. .,..si
M x v Joseph ave IL u sssiue.. ?
-Our I.sv.A f,;.sd, 40 v.ktef
q, ,b, IA, ,h M ,hs covvmo. ar IA,
u,rp .-,so,euso IN nan. of IN. eoa.
and nm. 81 ;ns<av.,,.,. .fi,
~ y. en- 49,.
.aoyth III & slky Bro. he. estsbs, he'd
: wspad ssot< th,oueb his hw pntrs
~ Noihehi. sdyHir-u.n ut IN as'ther
column.
nv" ~
cattle. IL i. O.sre orsnsc aud oil,
,so yesr. old.
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~
-.
s,.d., ,ho;, ,.x h,l,,, .,a -,
,.,u,,..l 81, -, ,,.a.
r,,.;, ,,., !. No, O., do,u b,, !, v,l
,,,l.h,y 10 sn;.h.,s ;o.,., H.,
,,ho.,u -..,hu.i..,u
TAKE NorIcs that IN sed ai'c
Jan. i-' A. u. 1879 tho ChIsv ''ll b
SEQ. rh1S 20 one psr'o" IN cen pre-
Ger on ,oc,l mater.
.ri,,.,.. a., .c,v-
.,.,r
view 'e"p'ar' "St II 'h
'',"ft """'e' '"' evening"
""t' ee s"ped that h''y o
.hs ne"pefs "m'Sks nv 'n'ere'
10 the ms''e'' . tara gu, as'' We
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-02
LANDA iMpLnuKST AanNoY

sss sesHsr ~ ssis 40 spss4ss
isf~. issss bsls~ssss " n 81. 40
a. Jss sea tpvssrs tssS ksikuo1
ess~psssss W Wskssss - kUpAe0s
t~sssssses. ksss ssns esS1inHv -.
Frsvsd shores vtssns ~ aIA
p.st~t n A~sssesssssi Implsmsess,
SGD kssi ksssas ASsws
u W FsAsess
Saltwater. NsLsssss. Aims
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-02

.pAs Do ~ - e. rsash
sal ihpshsTs. u sssiY !. sasssss, a.
.s'isH ~. ~ 10 .vg,~rra ssssas ~
'Ae reuesJr ssi .sas l~l,tIs 10 ea,s ,hs
49,. s-Aa q u Poster. ssss'
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-02

Ns i' ~
Pssat s3s 80 s~
nv isLssssra.
(Aiur. usc. a3--No. 4. spring,
No. ~. - Jxo, ~ Feb. Ne
Az caHA.~ksu. ssjsssed. a4c.
TN 40 ~,ss. sssss Ma. .. Sc
Jan : NJ ? "a ~as0
Rys-r a. cash. ~ ~ Jsa
Coss--No :. ~ 81 ~ - jss. 40
May.
0sss- Nssisi. ~ ss.A, y -
May
ttsEssa-ti 10.
GOAL
100000 tvE,s \. wieeiss = A..
xeslpsAsa. Aast.ss yasl >
Mo- ID u envl11D
wysssaa 9sse aoene
SOlt 80
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-10-02

District, Special tax $1,000. Tobac
co, $3.50. Spirit, $50. Beer,
$4,000. Sd District, Special tax
$1,000. Tobacco, Sl2,S5S 40.
Spirits, sos Beer. $50, 600.
9th District, Special tax 5000. To-
bacco. S4,320.60. Spirit, S120.
Beer, $4,000. The collections for
the same period were, 1st District,
$500. 595 so End District, $50, 354.-
81. Sd District S91,0109O 9th
District $40. 98494. The collections
being the amount covered into the
United States Treasury, for the fiscal
year ending June Both 1879, were as
follows: 1st District. $4,000, bill.
End District, $145.466.47. Sd Dis
trict. $193.71772. 9th District
/ S69,798.O2 Tota! s., 629115. 80.
The largest deposit in any one day
was at Milwaukee May LIST, last of
| S44, 342.68.
The Yazoo policy is being carried
out in South Carolina. Alexander
Brice Jr., formerly postmaster at
Walhalla, and well known politician
was shot and killed by a party of Con-
federate Democrats a short time since.
Prices position as a Republican organ
izer among the negroes rendered him
very obnoxious to the Confederates
and they therefore used their usual
conclusive argument, viz: the shot
gun.
Information has been received in
this city of the attempted murder of
Fredealck Nix, Jr.. the postmaster at
Blackville, S. c., and chairman Of the
Republican committee of Barnwell
County. An eyewitness Of the affair,
who IS perfectly reliable, writes that
Nix, who is colored man was seated
in front of his Office while Luther
Williams, white man, was seated on
on the opposit side of the street. Will
liams called coiored man and sent
him over to ask Nix for his mail. Nix
rose and entered his office, and as he
did SO Williams rose and ran across
the street and fired his revolver at Nix
while he was engaged in looking over
a pile Of letters, the ball passing
through Nix's arm and across his
breast, inficting painful though not
dangerous wound. No cause for the
act is known beyond the fact that the
postmaster was ''nigger," and con-
sequently offensive to the chivalry of
South Carolina. The authorities
have refused to take any action in tho
matter, and the local press is silent
upon the subject.
X. x. Y.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-10-02
GREATEST REMEDY KNOWN.

DIR Kings New Discovery for con-
sumption is certainly the greatest med
ical remedy ever placed within the
reach Of suffering humanity. Thous-
a1ds Of once hopeless sufferers. now
loudly proclaim their praise for this
wonderful discovery to which they owe
their lives. Not only does it positively
cure consumption, but coughs, colds,
asthma, bronchitis, hay fever, hoars-
ness and ali affections of the throat
chest and lungs yield at once TO its
wonderful curative powers as if by
magic. We do not ask you to buy a
large bottle until you know what you
are getting. We therefore earnestly
request that you call on your druggists
Garrison & Whittlesey and get a trial
bottle for ten cents, which will con-
vince the most skeptical of it's wonder
full merits, and show you what a regu-
lar one dollar size bottle will do. For
sale by Garrison i Whittlesy.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-10-02
.AS-~-

1t IS a salts faction to know that
that Arch demogogue Dennis Kearney
got beautifully snubbed by General
Grant, not once bat twice. The man
who had boasted that he would hang
Grant in efigy on the ''sand lots
sent up his card to the general, and
was informed that his room was better
than his company. Dennis has met a
man who dares knock the chip off his
shoulder.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-10-02

EVERY MAN who loves Republi-
can principles will work for the cleo
ton of the Republican ticket. It
means liberty, national integrity, and
business prosperity. Vote for VIM.
E. SMITH and thus emphasize your
belief in the cardinal virtues of the
party that saved the country, brought
the honest dollar out of the degrade
tons into which it had fallen through
the Vaccinations of the greenback
heretics, and restored the business of
the country to a solid and enduring
basis. Vote and work for the Re
publican ticket from the head to the
foot.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-10-02
SECEDED STATES.
Or less than paid hY either

UT less than pald by elther-
Illinois Sl9,99,oH - New York 49, 40 Is
Ohio l5,9l9I36 =
The receipts for the next fiscal year
from the eleven seeding States will
not probably be equal to the above
amounts as large proportion of the
revenue is derived from the tax on
tobacco which was reduced by the
Confederate Democratic Congress from
twenty four cents a pound to sixteen
cents, and the revenue from the tax
on tobacco this year up to the first of
of this month was nine millions short
Of what it was last year up to Sept
1st. Can any one give any good and
sufficient reason why this great re-
duction on a useless, if not injurious
product of the South was made? 1t
is considered sound policy in any Gov
ernment to levy large tax on the
luxurious and useless articles and di
minished the tax on the necessaries of
life. Who has been identified by the
reduction of the tax on tobacco? 1t
is certainly not the consumer, as he
pays as much for his tobacco now as
he did before the tax was reduced.
The reduction was made for the
purpose of diminishing the taxes paid
by the Southern States and increas-
ing the amount paid by the Northern
States. The Confederate Democracy,
by their rebellion, create large Ma
tional debt and as soon as they obtain
control of Congress diminish their
first portion of it by reducing the tax
on their largest production that pays
any tax.
How much better for the interests
of the whole country it would have
been to have removed the tax on
matches, which by their universal use
have become necessaries of life, and
left the tax on tobacco at twenty-four
cents per pound.
The following Internal Revenue
Stamps were sent to Wisconsin during
the quarter ending. June 30th 1879.
Viz: 1st District, Special tax 3d.
400. Tobacco, S321, $50. GA. Spirit,
SlS3, $40. Beer, $4,000. End
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-10-02
Juvenile Column.

COnundrum:-If it is true, IS is
claimed by the Central that Mark
Pomeroy is the head Of the Green
back party, and Mark 8arnum is its
tail, what pert is h. hayden?
Ans0er:-He is the "independent"
part separating daily from the carcass.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-10-02
Is Your Back Lame.

Then ask no sympathy from the
young and CAV, but take the famous
Kidney-W ort and be cured. It is e1-
cellent in cures of debility from feebl.
intestinal action, and its use for short
time promotes health and cheerfulness
Sold by all Druggists. july24y1
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Hon. THAD. G. POUNDS address
at the Oshkosh Fair, is one of the
best addresses delivered the past sea-
son at any of the exhibitions held at
different points in the state. Had we
room we would publish it.
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an situated in the county Of Wood State OF
Wisconsin, defendants.
The State of Wisconsin,-To the said defend
ants and to each of them
You are hereby 5 lumoned TO appear within
elusive of tae day Of service and defend the
above entitled action in the Court aforesaid,
and in case of your failure to do, judgment
Will be rendered against you according to the
demand OF the complaint.
GFO. Z. SUTHERLAND
Plaintiffs Attorney.
P. 0 Address, Fond du Lac, Fond du Lac Co.,
Wis.
n. B. The COMPLAINT in this action was filed
in the office of the Clerk of this Court at the
city OF Grand Rapids Wis, on the 18th day of
July, 1879.
GEO E. SUTHERLAND
Sept Is W 6 Attorney for Plaintiff.
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W. H. SEARLEs the Greenback
nominee for State Supt Of Public
Instructions, positively declines the
position in letter to Chairman Pom
eroy. And thus the crosses fall. "
Barnum fell, down at Menasha, too.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-10-02

THE RESIDENCE of Hon. Timothy
O. Howe at Green Bay was totally
destroyed by fire one day last week.
Senator Howe succeeded in saving his
large and valuable library. though
nearly all else was destroyed. The
loss is probably covered by insurance.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-10-02
ALI Claimed for if

S. Havilaud, SaEx. Iowa, saws of
the Perfected Butter Color of Wells.
Richardson & Co, Burlington, Vt
81 find it to be all that is claimed. tt
increased the selling price of my but
ter from u to % cents" july17y1.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-10-02
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum, tet-
ter, chapped 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 % cents per box. For
sale by Garrison & WhittIesy, Contra.
liza, Wis. feb27mS,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-10-02

DEADwooD city was totally destroy
ed by fire last week Loss put at
nearly 5000, 900.
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WHERE! O! WHERE! is the
Greenback party. Sung to he tune
of the Hebrew Children. "