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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-06-19
Items from DeXteryiiIe.

Will some one tell US where gu,
Dexterville items went to the last two
weeks? They left here on time for
the paper.
". H. Clark is failing very fast, he
can't live through the night the DR..
reports.
Miss Germond, of Fond du Lac, is
In town.
Heavy frosts every right, lately.
l. R. Kemitt is looked upon as a
very mean man by the Station Agent,
Mr.. G., as he { Mr.. Kemitt, } poisoned
Mr.. G's little rat dog, without cause.
He claimed he owed Mr.. G. grudge
and took this mean way to pay him.
No one sides with Mr. K. for his ac-
tons.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-06-19
OF TdE
THROAT,
LUNGS,
HEART,
STOMACH,
LIVER,
HEAD,

Nerves, Kidneys, Bladder. Womb and Blood
Affections of the Urinary Organs Gravel Scro-
iuia rheumatism, Catarrh, Asthma. Bronchi-
tbs, Dyspepsia, &c.
Our reputation has been acquired by candid
honest dealing and years of successful practice
ouT practice, not one of experiment, but
founded on the laws of Nature, with years of
experience and evidence to sustain It, does not
tear down, make sick to make we'll; no harsh
treatment, no trifing, no Gathering We know
the cause and the remedy needed; no guess
work, but knowledge gained by years of exne-
rlence IN the treatment of Chronic diseases ex-
clus Vely; no encouragement without a pros
pect. Candid IN our opinions. reasonable in
our charges, claim not to know everything or
cure everybody, but do lay claim to reason and
common sense. We invite the sick, no matter
what their ailment. to call and investigate be-
fore they abandon hope, make interrogations
and decide for themselves: it will cost nothing
as eonsultati0n is free.
nlsits Will be made regularly for years.
ILLINOIS. :" :, mc II h9ntf ~
va DC at Rabliu House Apra Goth.
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State Normal School at Rive;

State Normal School at River
Falls, 1879. The Closing Exercises
of this school will take place in the
following general order at the Nor
NAL School Building:
Public Oral Examination Of the Nor
NAL Glass in the Elementary Course,
Monday, June %, 9 O clock, 2 0, clock
Public Oral Examination of the Nor
NAL Glass in the Higher Course, Tues,
day, June q, 9 clock, 2 O'Clock.
Public Recitation, Singing, Declama-
ton of the Grammar, Intermediate,
and Primary Grades, wednesday, June
%, 8 o'clock.
GRADUATING EXERCISES.
Glass in Elementary Course, Wed
nesdag, June 25th. 2 o'clock.
Senior Glass, Thursday, June %,
10 o clock.
You are cordially invited.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-06-19

An editor got shaved in a barber
shop lately, and offered the darkey a
dime, which was refused, because said
he. Il understand you is an editor -
"Well what of that % 1--WE nebber
charge editors nofin - "But such
liberality will ruin you "Oh, neb-
Der mind, We makes it up off de gem
men 20
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-06-19

The Best is the Cheapest. =
The announcement that a new edition
of Webster's Unabridged Dictionary
has Just been published, containin 2
many new aud valuable features, sug-
gests the thought that buying a Die
tionary is good deal like buying an
egg or CHI : bad one is not cheap
at any price. Webster being the stan
dard authority for the English Ian
guage, he naturally has many imitators,
but imitators are usually held at their
true worth by the public who wants
wooden nutmeg, though it may look
ever so much like the genuine article
The popularity Of Webster is based
upon this principle
If you want handy thing to carry
with you, companion that you can
always rely upon, and one that will
never tire you, a really uade mecuna,
we recommend that you get copy of
the pocket edition of Webster, with
its Is, 600 words and meanings, rules
for spelling, tables of weight and meas
ures. authorizations, words, phrases and
proverbs from the ancient and modern
languages.
1t is printed from new type, and
bound in morocco, with tucks, and
bright gilt edges, and, when not other
wise obtainable, will be sent by mail,
on receipt of one dollar, by the pub
fishers. Ivison, Brakeman, Taylor &
Co., 1873 & 40 Grand Street. New
York.
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City Council Proceedings.
Grand Rapids, May 8, 'f9.

Grand Rapids, May 9, 'T9.
Council called to order with His
Honor Mayor Brundage in the chair.
Aldermen present, E. Lavigne,
L. O. Schultz, J. B. Hasbrouck, II.
Belanger,. Aldermen absent, ID. P.
Morrill,, Ira Purdv.
Minutes of last meeting read and
approved.
Bill of SpafTord & Cole amount
ing to 1874 for incidental expenses
on motion was allowed in full, all
voting in the affirmative.
The Bond of Fred Closuit for a
Saloon License in the LIST Ward,
with Antoine Arpin and John Arpin
as Sureties, was on motion allowed
and License granted.
J The Bond of Fred Closuit for a
| Saloon License in 3rd Ward with
t. G. St. Amour and Chas. Boyer as
Sureties, was on motion allowed and
License granted.
The Bond OF Antoine Arpin for a
Saloon License with Chas. Podoville
and Fred Closait as Sureties was on
motion above cd and License granted.
The Bond Of Frank Russell for a
Saloon License with Chas. Podoville
and Antoine Arpin as Sureties was
on motion allowed and License
granted.
The Bond of Frank Pomainville
for Saloon License with j. La
Madion and F. Closut as Sureties,
was on motion allowed and License
granted.
The Bond Of II. Palmer and J.
Klein for Saloon License with
Chas. PodoyilIe and Antoine Arpin
as Sureties was ON motion allowed
and License granted.
The Bond of Chas. Podoviie for
Saloon License with Antoine Ar
pin and w. B. Neeves as Sureties,
was on motion allowed and License
granted.
The Bond of Zotique Lamonette
for a Saloon License with Antoine
Arpin and Fred Closuit as Surcties;
was OH motion allowed and License
granted
Moved and seconded that these
Bonds be referred to the City Attor-
ney to be inspected as to their form.
Motion Carried.
The bill of NJ. Dougherty OF $3.50
for team work, on motion allowed in
full.
Bill Of E. Layigne Of 1925 for re-
pairing sidewalk opposite Rablin
House, on motion was allowed.
Bill Of Joe Jerman for street work
was on motion allowed in full at
1925.
Bill of Mr.. Darling Of so cts. for
dust for street on motion was
allowed.
Motion made and carried that all
labor for the City hereafter shall be
cash, viz: Team work, $3.50 per
day, day labor, s1.00 per day.
Motion made and carried that the
sidewalk from the Methodist church
to spafford's residence be rebuilt. ;.
r. Parrish & Bro. respectfully
asks the city council if there is any
objections to their putting in some
Hay scales opposite their store in
the street. The Council reply that
they have no objections, if put there
properly.
Motion made and carried that the
proceedings OF the Common Council
OF the city OF Grand Ra pids be print
ed in both of the city papers for
sixty dollars for the term of l year
Motion made and crrried that
council meets on Friday nights in
stead Of Tuesday nights.
Motion made and carried that the
Council adjourn until next regular
meeting.
Attest, EUGENE MORRILL,,
City Clerk.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-06-19

adv, wishing the service of a DYER

A lady, wishing the service of dyer
was referred to an excellent workman,
who was something of wag in his
line The lady called and asked: '.Are
you the dying man - No ma am I m
a living man-but I'll dye for you"
promptly replied the man of many col
ors, putting the emphasis where it
was needed.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-06-19

"Ma does Pa kiss you because he
loves you sou inquired little boy
of his mother. ITO be sure 10y son
but why do you ask that question:"
"Well | guess he loves the kitchen
girl, too; for | see him kiss her NOR n
forty times, last Sunday. when you
were to church
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-06-19

a tramp medicine peddfer has been
on our streets the past few days selling
patent medicines that could cure any
thing from little toe to a crowned
head.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-06-19

House Plants. i have for sale an
extensive assortment Of choice plants
on exhibition at Mrs. Geo. Zenier, $,
my sole agent in Wood county. Go
and examine them. They are cheap,
j. I. BEARss, Tomah, Wis.
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Personals.

Souis oH -houud5 duu uesudS'
Miss Lucy Woodwork is reported
on the sick list
John Turner Of Mansion. was also
in attendance on court this week.
Miss Lille Grace is visiting relatives
and friends in St. Paul and Nlinneap-
oils.
Mr.. L. o. Schultz has gone to Osh-
41osh to represent Reporter at the Edl-
tofial Convention.
Bro. Eldred, of Wausau, was in
attendance at court on Tuesday He
is looking hale and hearty.
Mrs. Bell, of Wausau, is in our city
visiting her mother and friends. She
Will remain several weeks.
Miss Ella Rec will leave to-day for
Redwood, MINI, where she will teach
: class in music. We wish her success
Lem KRONER, who has been at
Grand Rapids, Michigan, returned the
bow of the week, accompanied by a
sister.
Judge Park is in good deal better
health and spirit than at the last term
of court. We are pleased to see him
so much improved.
Edmond Rossier returned home,
from Milwaukee, on Tuesday. He
has been under the care of DR.. Bart
lett, for the past three months. His
eyes are now apparently we'll and he is
a much happier man.
We received pleasant call from
Oscar f. Clapp of Black River Falls,
on Tuesday of this week He is get
ting up an excursion party to 60 to
Green Bay on the 4th of July. We
| wish him success and a trainload of
cxcursionists and heaps of "tun."
Mrs. Higbee and sister arrived on
Friday from Green Bay and remained
at their mothers until Saturday even
ing and departed for visit to Mr.. &
Mrs. Coats of Sparta, by way of Val
ley road. They will return in about
two weeks and remain a couple of
weeks, in our city visiting relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Daugherty and her daughter
Mary, took leave for an absence of a
few weeks to visit Oshkosh and neigh
boring towns, on Tuesday. We wish
them an enjoyable sojourn. Miss
Daugherty has been very faithful
teacher in one of the High school de-
partments, Of our school, and will re-
turn from this recreation, doubtless in
much better health.
Irving Phillco and Scott Morrill, left
on Monday afternoon by way of G. B.
& NJ. road, for Milwaukee, to attend
the Grand Gift Concert. We received
notice on Tuesday from Mr. Keuchle
that for various reasons the concert
had been postponed until September
IS and 10, at which time it viii posi-
lively take place. We are sorry the
boys will be disappointed.
Mr.. E @ Nye, of Arcadia, is in
our city and is attending to matters
pertaining to court He is looking
the healthiest we have seen him in
some time. We have learned that Mr.
Nye has be4n appointed and designated
the orator Of the day for the Fourth
July celebration to be held at Arcadia.
Well. the Arcadiaits have done we'll.
they could not have done any better
than to invite Mr.. Nye for such a
position. He is good talker, a good
orator and good man. We bespeak
a very interesting and patriotic Grafton
for the people of Arcadia. Mr. Nye
is receiving large patronage. which he
is in every way worthy of. Nyes give
the eagle chance TO soar on this &C.
casion?
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T.. 2. "a ~ z3E25.
.ALt0g CIV at Law
AND
FGI2SF <Y,s>J

Having bc.n engaged IN the lame, Arr,.g2
business Il number al years before uod Cuun-
~ was forme.t. AMI poSsessiur. ,unerior faciii-
ties for detecting trcspasscrs on land owned
by non-reSldcntS, feel assured in giving per-
feet satisfaction 70 all who ,nay see tit To en-
ploE me as an AGENT to attend 10 the prom pit
payment Ct Take, 10 the investigation of Titles
To recording decds, to procuring Patents on
liSnds, to projections of Lands from trespaSsers.
IN this and the adjacent counties, and such
other business, as l may be called on to per
form.
have constantly on hand good farming la ID
and village lots to sell iii quantities and 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, 1879-06-19
Excursi0n.-There will be an ex

Excursion. will be an ex
cuysion on the Green Bay road from
Vino ma to Green Bay at very low
rates. There will be grand doings at
the Bay and large train load is ex-
pected to go from the different towns
along the line The fare is very low,
but exactly the prices We have not
learned. From here round trip 81 90.
Postp0ned.-We are in receipt of
a notice from 4. keuchle, that the
Grand Gift Concert to be given in
Milwaukee on June 18th, has been
postponed until September is and 10,
one ticket will admit to both evening
entertainments. We regret that the
people holding tickets were disappoint-
ed, but Mr.. Keuchle says that it was
unavoidable and promises better and
mere complete concert at the time
postponed to, than could have been
given at this time
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-06-19
IHARLEs HEESCa-EA

WAGON & BLACKSMITH SHOP
Gs- Remember The place head of the plank
Road, east Of lslh.in = aUse.
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ROMAN CATH0LIC.-Rcv CHAs BEYERIE
Services every sabbath morning at 10 O'Clock,
GatccEisn ri y. u. \ esp-rs at 3 P, N.
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CBFPrY DIRECTORY

CONCREGITI0NAL.-R l.. N. Foster.
Services every sabbath at laif past 10 A. NJ.
and hail past {, = = Sabbath SchcOi at II ~,
Prayer Mcetine every Wednesday evening.
METHODIST EfISC.-Rev. P. S. Bennett.
Services G. cry sabbath at half past u a. ". and
: =. \. Class Meeting at P. N. Sabbath
School a II y. Prayer Meeting every Thurs
say cvcLlmg.
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II ABIIS Nous :,
3. Z. CLARKE, PROP,R.

pn-First-class housc-new, and furnish cd
with all the modern improvements. Kept In
tie best style and satisfaction given to the
travelling public.
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ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR.
Office over Drug store nj east cad Of bridge.
Rs All LEGAL business promptly attended TO.
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tlARDSER { CAYHog
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

m viii practico in the several Courts Of the
Seventh Jntlicial Circuit. Office over First
National Bank.
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A. L. & a. Nj.

DG-IEold their regular Communications On
the lst and Sd Wednesday of each month
G.. T. WIrTER, w. III.
r & KING See
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-12-11
" The J. M. IVES CO.,"
OF DANBURY, CONN, DEALERS IN

OF DANBURY, CONN, DEALERS IN FURNITURE, CARPETS,
 CROCKERY, ETC., ETC, WILL OCCUPY THIS SPACE, NEXT wEKK. aa .s.. .ss .- 
  rs .....-.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-12-11

 
 ... The J. M. IVES CO.,"
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-12-11

r=.ss7s-s T.Fvirg Age. Hz<perS' Weekly, o-2O g---sgrs- Bazar. 520 Ts-Ssers' Magazine. e.............. 520 s.izatic Monthly, 5.20 Sz-Tb1er's Monthly, ,-.--............ 5.20 The Galaxy. y..-..-..................... 5.20 Inc Agricaltaralist, ralist,--.-.... 3.10 lArshzsrSs Home Magazine, ........ 400 PesersynTs Magazine, ~............ 3.50 gTodevTs Lady's Book, ,........... 440 S-- Nicholas as--.----........... 440 Seaai-Eeekly Times, NeekIv Times. Se-ai-weekIy Tribune, Weekly Tribune, . .............-.350 Saturday Magazine
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-12-11
Clubbing Rates.

n. ryzasv subscribers we cfer the following peri .s-ass w1ts she Eaqair@r- al ike follo@ yearly
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-12-11
w Washington.

''Every little helps" So the fifteen dollars netted by the Mum sociable, Tuesday evening" is not to be despised by the Church Building Committee, and we understand the Sheppard's who are to sing here on Thursday evening. propose to share their receipts, and thus add to the fund; so all seem to be willing to add mite to the work.
 The Mum Sociable appeared very inno- cent amusement, and it was noticeable that about three women to one man, were able to maintain silence for three mortal hours. J.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-12-11

readers. His sister, Mrs. k. s. Coles of Nor ris, is the only surviving member of his fathers family
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-12-11
S. G. BEACH & CO.,, Litchfeld, Conn.
AGENTS READ THIS!

We want an Agent in this County to whom we will pay salary of Sl00 per month and expenses to sell our wonderful invention. Sample free. Address at once SHERMAN CO.,, Marshall, Mich. 324w
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-12-11

-<zss cr=z@=1ee with January or July number. Szzsc-5ssezx who iD must make up ar- -ez-zFes 5ezaEe tzEEze zdvznt&ge of the foregoing ssE~&
 NsaF szsasH bs senf by post-ofaee order. check or Eerss=a sszssr, Ef possible We take all risks of re- a--ze ss sAs cazt55ng FerEoaczIs. but not of non-
, 1879-04-24
COMING CROPS.
ILLINOIS.
6peciul Ditpalch to 1n6 1afbuftf.

QG<CaVS AstRA*If& ~ AHo AFttHpEe
souTn ELa1N, Kauc Co.. April 2.3-Dufhs
the past werk tho weather Inns been very fasof.
able for wurls mud tlto farmers lIaye made 'apl
progress In getting In THUR crops. There INV
much Bowling to bu done now, md segen' hate
alrealy commenced p'owing for corn. eoasa'
cradle OF thu wheat, hurley, and uats sosl' pe
alrca.ly come up and lnoks very well. oh@,
count Of tho utmost invurlable poor 1'tla Y!
wheat within tho past fuw years, tito farmers
sow but litt!e OF it,-they prefer to depend On
other States for their supply al that g'a'.t
believing that the qualify thus secsM.a s'ara
will be much better, and uInt II Will cost t'sT
less than to rAl.s 1t themselves. From Wnat ~,
can lcnr tlleru will hu more corn raised III It.h ai
vicinity this season ttlan any utler cfof "aia -
fs owing to the tsct that vast ainouot ~ ~. ~
gCound In tic wIHter-ttIno tu feed ltle eos.
The noxt largest crop rasud will tt Uats; -
deal of TINT 10 nleo ground for feed. ine WV
ago OF barlDy nlld ryu Auwn Ia not very .a!se.
The pastures HOW AiRord fnn COWS Son.e W TX -,
Ing, thus allowing gsauual tlecrcass llo,1 sA'
amount Of feed Etsen them from 'l!e basaA ,..,t
The trees uro bcgEanlh, to pat 10TH .."r, ..I
teavGs, Gardens aro being mule. po!a,,' po.a, IN
planted, trees uEd shrubslury set un1, a.s' ans =
iilu full se11so Of tho wurd, the !aslff u ,r
busy, \ good shower Of ruin would % ase% '',s
bic now, for tho gruuna Ii beginning 20 g. gT.
dry nEatn, although tiers Is uothiliH 5e1 seA''
Ing Tor tlu want OF rain.
, 1879-04-24
CANADA.

Tho Campbell Divorces CaAo--Lnnd Along
tho Canada Pacific Isnllwny-Icolandlc
settlors at Glnll-Tho Lotcilior Cnsc-
Tho Orange Suit Against E1-hInyor I3eau-
dry-Lacttlno Canal.
Special Dispatch 10 TAs Tribune.
OTTAWA, April 23-The petition OF Mrs.
Campbell, praying for a DIVORCE" separation
from bed and board, With maintenance, Vim
corposatcd In the bill now befora the Senate,
passed by q considerable majority to second
reading, and WINS referred to Special Commit
tee. Tho Committee met and organized, when
Mr.. Campbell,' tAa respondent, statrd 10 Sen
ator Rcesor that he hal q proposition to make
to the Committee, Which ho believed would, II
accepted, stay ali proceedings. Ho was inform
cd that tho Comlnittco would bo very GLAD to
hear Of q reconciliation bolng elected.
ile then appeared before tic Commits
tee with Ills counsel, a,M stated tint,
to save further proceedings, lo was willing to
take hts wife buck tn fiH holse, to provide her
with suite af apartments, grant permission to
hrr to taliu earEc of the children, ntEl, II she
desired, tu eat Mt this sanlc tablo with lt,, md
bs afforded otilet Buppurt nsll maintenance;
but he would not consent tu restore to hor tho
coutugal rights Of wife. Tic Committee nd
ytsed lin to obtain MI tnterv!cw With Mrs.
Campbell aud cndsavor to elect reconcllla-
ton; md, II this were accomplished, Its fnoE..
permit all proceedings to bo discontinued. The
interview was obtaiued, ana, after the
lapse Of IN hour Of so, Mrs. Campbell informed
member OF tlu Committee thut Alr. Campbell
was not willing to take l,rr back On terms which
She could accept. She was must anxious for thu
sako OF her children to go back, but she could
not do so unless the respondent Campbell re.
] therefore re- continue, aud III al ptolalI!ty lie iii
granting separation and allmonY will hp passed.
Tile question Of The coustitMttollaljty Of ttla act
, 1879-04-24

HANRIsnUn0, April a3.-An net granting an
annual pension Of S75 tO surviving yetaruus OF
tl.u hexsra,i War from Pennsylvania, wllo huyu
rcst,lel III tho State ior more than twenty ye4ra
prior to tho passage OF tho b!li nnll also to
widows pf deceased apIcrs nnl sailors OF sntl
war, hus passed both Uranchrs ot thu Lcgisla.
tUtE,
, 1879-04-24
MILWAUKEE.
.1.s v,Fnn.Snk 81 TH 9Ssrf - - .

MILWAUKEE, April &>-seycsal Important
matturs wuro disposed OF tn the Uniscd statcs
Court this ,noruIng. Tho first was the case Of
Gsorxo II. WpslMsn agaiast .l,v Fond du Lpc, AM
, 1879-04-24
nro, has .ccn on the t!onr OF tho House during
ihr present sc1sion, working for tho passage OF

tho Dill.
... IN TALL.
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1s;I ru,I."H ",toii. ",,, fn,ior. =, an lint Il
II shaJ, h. nn,avtr, m, nrx shcr,r. Jnt,o., or
Denniy ,iaiicr IN isEs ~ rcnyc frnn, Tho fa!t Of
which 10 is kcepes. un,lor any prctente whatoyer,
anfo-keGplnY. nnlese 1t bn under writ 81 lihbcas
eornns Or order Of the proper Court or Judge. os
pnrsun was committed shall tnrmlnato, or aneh
person stal1 he ,llteharre.l by lnw; n =. .o,,..
Ad es y iathe5 enacted th. ny ases
such pfitoMcr ~ escape froni Or TO DO out of stth
jaI or shall tarc. nosn,st. ar koep huc etaon out
e. tMe nocf 3a.' wanoat !fs", n",nUS' ',i,m sTs,
Of m;sirn,canot. nnd' on conviction tnercuL
shalt bc ttncd u auin of not less Than s25 nor
moro than 600.
ESTATES or DBcRAsED CirizRNs.
f,,,t., mi, A, ,mc,u,. soc q. ~ f!hon Or of
the Kcy,se,i Statutsa Of 1874. In raintion 10
CLERKS oil Courts, 90 It provides:
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1879:
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chill, shait ~, tsr, t. nav tr.t,tnr ma M rrnyt.
iun be- made In rnch viii nr Fuch child, The will
shal IN that account bc revoked. hut. unless II
aha appear by such will TINT i WAS the intention
u she ttstasos 10 aeinlivft such Guild the aeSHGs
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sueh tcsts,or II he had did ,ntestato.
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te,1lasS SfealS u al!nu1!Gn ~ sneif Sentence
passGa. Ills'nasl enallGes 'ln INV 80 illat every
'c"nvlct WHO is ,,itaer 4 sec9nt sentence ot im'
prssuhfsfcnt sliall t9 allowed nut lalI tllo dlm-
nnllon o' t.'1c, nnd my convict VINO has bccn
sentenced tl,fa Of my Eeehtef hui,oer ol
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