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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-13
sHERIFF's SALE.

J)Y VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID Out Of the District Court Of Eureka county,
Stste OF Nevada. On tins 9Th day OF November,
A. ID. 1878. ana TO me directed and delivered, Tor
a Judgment rend, red III s4ia Curt, On to- sth
day Of November. AID 1879, in favor % Robert
crnrssif, plAiBtif and aasipst T.. z Walsh. ds.
fendsut. for eleven hundred and fifteen aha
zs-t00 dollars III Enitsd States 1sld coin. with
Interest IN lik. gold coin on $50. at the rate Of
Two per cent per month. and legal iutrfest On
the balance TIL paid together with two nun.
dr. d and eighty anu Sr.tc0 doiIsis. Ia thiteu
"a ties gold easa. costs ~ suit. ! have on fhls,
the 9th day OF November, A. ID. is7P. levied ON
the following dfsrr bed property, To VIII q
gray horses. 3 81 rel Lorees = bay horr's' . se's
double harness, A sets strstch.rs aud chains, !
quartz wagon, AZ inch axle; l quartz wagon,
Az inch axle; 1wood wsgon. ~ inch axle: l
tbtnbis-skein wagon, ! tiuek, ! sled, 20 surds
wood more or less. ] pair whifh~-tre' ., 0 wsser
barrels; and by virtue o said execution l have
this DAY levird upon Hli the right titi" aud In
t-f.st OF said attendant D.. y. Walsh In ant 70
that certa n wood ranch stu r. QUE mi e north
OF Dry Lake, In Eureka county. Nrvada. hnd
known a. the 0ilnuonr H. nch. Notice ~ merely
gwen that, on the 4th day VI DECEMBER, A
II 1878. hetws n the hturs Of . u LOCK An
aud s o'eluok y n v q, al ~ o'ciacs A., ] viii
cell oil tho fight. title, claim and interest 81
the sid sefsn ant. Ell nsish' uL IN sna W
th~ ahsys asssrihsa ps s"nsl gfePssty. -
K.anes stabis. Sifsh Msin strsst Eureka, IT
public ~. tioa. for essh 80 hsfa 70 the his.sst
aud ess' bid ~ : SAT- s.1 .s-rnt,en A"e
DFCRMhER, A. d. isT'. vt the hour OF "a
O'Clock n OF said dsy. : will 81 all the right.
title and int rest II the amid deferdsnt. h. f.
Waist. az, in sud to the nj ose deArited real
estat.. a. the front door Of ID. Court House. at
the town ~ Eureka. rnh Sat- OF Nevada. 1t
public suction. for C sh. / the highest bidder.
to satisfy said execution and al costs
MATTHEW KYLE Sheriff.
By JAMES +. MAsos. Deputy.
r NJ BrArTy, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Eureka. November ~. 1879. novao-td
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APPLICATION ron A PATENT

T,o THE CAROLINE MfSE-No. so
Emitted states Land Once, Euroks. De-
vrlnhnr G, 1919. Souse Ie hereby sivtn iaAt
Egefts 4 Co. snd Simon ftshsr. vbose fsAt
Once address lie Hamilton, Nevada, thSe tAss
day nled their Application for 9 pAten' ~
1910 linear feet u the Caroline nine OF VEN
bearing silver, with surface ground two han-
drsd feat In width. situate. lying and yeins ~
White tine Mining District. Coanfy 81 Mnite
Plne, and State Of Nevada, and known ana aee
fzEated b. the Geld notes and oleiAl pat on
nle IN thiso Office as Lot Number -. Ihs skte-
riar boundaries VI said Lot No. 5. being as fei-
lows, to wit Variation i6 deg 81 E!in east
Commencing At a post marked No. J. u sur
vey Ss.3~. whence 4 . monument No. = pesrs
n ~ deg W. 400 feet; the SECTION corner com.
mon 10 re tiUus 2 and 8. r Is N, % T.. snd
Srctious "a zad IS. ] IS " 81 y. beers , y
deg as min h 100 ieet. the cid Anador shsft
oesrs \ "a dsR IS min & as fret, aud TIE de.
cosery tunnel ca this claim bears = nl arg ~
min VI. IA fs.t. Thence. running Isl esurse
: "a dea W. / 600 feet, u post No. =. Us sur
sey No g., "a course \ 50 leg W. DO feet, T.
post No. 3, y b Survey No. 81. 81 course, y -
deg Il, I 01 feet, to post No T. u 1ntNry
NJ. 81; ith cs.nr-e, 5 % deg T.. 2O iest, -
place Uf beginning. containing I o-lO acres.
rhis claim 10 bounded on the north ny tue
silver Chamber nining claim . reiofhh"a ~
the Afuador. The location Of this mine Is daIy
recorded ~ the Recorders ONCE Of White Pine
Mining District. In Book J. page taI. VI The
mining records OF aid district. Amy and all
persons claiming adversely any portion Of said
Caroline mine, or said mining ground rs here
inbefore described, are required 20 ME Their
adverse claim with the Reg ster Of the United
states Land Once, at Enreka. In the State Of
Nevads, during the sixty days period OF puoii
cation hereof. or they will lie barred by virtue
Of the provisions of the statute.
dT-aOI JANIS McAAhTiS. Register
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Gcc a week in your own town. Terms and
0OO O. ouiht free. Address II. HALLxrr 4
Co., Portland. Mainss
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APPLICATION roa A PATENT

yl,o THE NEVADA GIANT. Oh fiILeth'
AID MINE-So. s5S.-u. y laAf onSs,
Eureka. Nevada. october q lstt
hereby given that MiehAsl Fitkstfsla VIZ
poatofaes address. IL cortez. Baress county, so
vAda, has this day filed bis srpieauen i-a
patent for seven huurcd snd htnsts.hse va
linear feet u tie S-vsda uials, OF iiue.sa
mine, or vein besriDE silver. WIZ VIZ.
groand four hun red tsVl fest ia sla'h' s1aa'
sie. lying sud being IA the Cof,eL sih,ne
trict, County o. Eureka aud state " ss,@
and known and designated by the mel" 49,
aud ofaeisl plat on ME IN this em.e nA
Number Al. In township 10 north. range ~
est. III Mouat Dlable meridian. The exterior
boundaries ui said Lot No IL being a. ioiNNs'
4, wat: Variation lob degrees east. Cmnhens'
ing at 3 pos. marked No. /. Z. >. survey 49,
wD.1.es The sectiSn corner. common 10 oecNeu.
s. q. I and s, township - north, range y sssh
81 d.. NJ, bears > rs dsg. = mia. $3.50 w'
The Harrison shaft bears n II deg. u MN.
ana 10. I. aud the Did main SHAFT upon Va
lode bears nofih 40 Feet 'hshse. aaaasry
course. wet 7'- T-lU ie.t to the east isusasi!
OF L. ! survey No, 81. Junction i0de, tsoi'',
"a post marked No. 2, U. > snrfts $50,
thence, "a course. north 40 t.st totno ~
boundary Of said survey No W, duhetion 49,
whence poet No. 4 of said Junction survey osA's
STk a. ". rs feet. 400 feet 10 post hsILsN
No {. s. Survey Nc. Al; thence, 80 souiss,
east 7 q feet. 10 post marked Nc. =, $3.50,
NO. Al; aud tb.nce. 4ih course. south 1870 y
70 post No. l. the place % oesihnahs, ~ con.
OF L. - FAFft1 wv I" -E.AaA
nicts with this survey 10 hereby p.s,n.
said esnalet IL described ~ follows, pes.aS
ming 1T post No. 2 Of this survey no a 81, ~
running thence Let course. nor.a 20 ss.i,
thence, I'd eourse, SIN deg :, w -. ~.
aud thence. ia course, wsst ~ 5ia feet y ~
place Of begiAnins. which tract oeins "a i@o
from thfa SURVEY. leaves rsins.hins 80, nv
q res. This claim Is bounded on - by
tie Junction and Premium, ara on ~. loe..
the Ccrtez oi.nt. or Cunmins lode, Ihe %
ton u this mine Is duly rreofisa ~ = an
eoriyrs once " Cartex Mining p,sS :. w
page 1879, In Book d.. Of the records " ss,sl
~ nor,,s, on s.id Nevada Giant. or fitltef
AID nine, or said mining ground as ess n,, I'd.
fore described, are required 70 ~. ffi,,it.d
verse claim with the Register OF ne ~, Of
STATES Land once. at Eurska, = of pub.
ii..tiu,, hereof or they will be barred " vs.
tue of th. prnvisions 4 the sisin,s- p.,.tey.
oc,s.eaai JAMES McMAEfiN. hesls'...
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The Board Il Trustees M de on the 2 d day OF
October 1879. so many shares Of each parcel OF
such stock as may be necessary, Will be sold at
publ c auction, at the once OF the company. In
the "sentiIei" Building. Eureka, N.vada.
fus-day, b 23 day Of December.
1879.
AZ The honr OF twelve O'Clock ~. Of said day
10 pay said delinquent assessment there IN. t.
eethsr with costs u adv. rtisins sad expenses
OF sale.
A L. FITZGERALD. secr,ssrv.
onies-"s snti,sl' Building, EUREKA, Nevada.
n2atA
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Assessment Notice,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI mo
meeting Of the Hoard o. iIu hsld on
Aaturday. November ~. 1879 an ass saS mon
mo. 81 IL Two O, nis per share was 80 nayable
lie capital stock of the corporaueh' P"'
Immediately TO the e ereiary. shall
An, stock upon which this assessine, NV
remain nrna,d on the F~iFTfENTH tleth! pa
OF DECEMBER, IETa. will b. dslinqne,v,os ,der
sdvsrtised fer IN e II public auction.
OF the Board Of Trustees .~...,.yv,
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Delinquent Sale Notice.

QUARTER TUNNEL AND MINING CON-
- p2ny--Locsnon II principal plare q bust
A., = tureKs. SeyzdS: iocstIun OF works, fu-
ress Mining District. Eureka county. state OF
S.ysd.- Notiee.-fhere are delinquent upon
n. ~folloxIng dsseIibed stock on Hcrount Of
assessment NO. ~ l.vied "a the 10Th Gay u
November, 1919, and on the I'D dhy II SOyenl-
her. 1879. msde pay able Immediately 70 the
s-retary. at the once II the eomp-ny. In The
szxrfSrL b .ldfBg, IN Eur-ks. Nevsda. TIE
several amounts set opposite the names Of the
rsue.sye shareholders. a. follows.
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DELINQUENT TAXES.

County ArDrroE AND R~sconDra's oyrfsE.l
kureks. >~v.. November IS. ls7e.
NOTICE n HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Delinquent Tax List IA the fiscal wear Of
isls. has been deposited with the hi triet At
tornsy OF Eureka county Nevada, and that nm
l-ss the d.liquent taxes therein sperihed are
Ree@iver. within TWENTY faO) DAYS r ON
rHE DATE HEREOF. sctinn will be cora.
menced by the said Distri I Attorney for the
collection Of said taxes snd costs.
BFNJ. G LEVY.
County Auditor Of EifehA Comfy, Nsvads.
hovD12od
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DELINQUENT
Delinquent Sale Notice.

DHEyrx sIIvFR MINING COMPANY
i Location u principal Plsce Of business
san Francisco. Csl1fornis location VI works.
Eureka Distract. Eureks county. NeN<ds-
Notice. Thee sne Delinquent "po1 the TOT
loving de- fil-.s stock. on sreount Of s<S-ss
ns-nt no III I.yi.d On the 18th dsy Il Octco-r.
les. tn. several amounts s-tspPosite the names
Of Tie respective shArehold rs. as follows:
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COAL CoAL!l

DARTIfs WHO INTEND prhSisU know
he psuhsbjs sau1nt they Will eansnlns s".is
w ssAs'a' 'F"'- ~ W, q, aILLs
matt Al tke v. \ y, Lhtai''' :"
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TO

NEW HOUSE. OF THREE ROOMS. "A
N sitaated next to the residence CHI
Matt. Kyle. Mob Hill. Apply On the premises
Eureka, ynly 70, 1879. vs-u
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.
To Let. Furnished Rooms.
For Sale E in California.
House For Rent.

TIVE BgIcK HOUSE. on CLARK STREET
next 20 the bridge, conszining fonr good
sized IRONS. nicely pspered ese is offered for
rent on reasonable terms Inquire OF
MRS. MORGAN,
In resr Of the Hurdy House.
Eureka, October -. Is7e- oc51-n
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-08-28
CHIC MILLfK'E& SIP, R,R,

Leave Temah-Going West; 9:35. An. Gle Pm
- - East: 400. 4. ". II, P. ".
H S. NORTON, Ag't.
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Physician s Picnic.

A royal good time was enjoyed by
the NJ. DIS. of Central and Northern
Wisconsin at Amherst junction, Aug
14th An Association for mutual
helpfulness. and a larger acquaintance
was formed, to be known as The North
ern Wisconsin Medical Association
DR.. Freeman of New London presided
as temporary chairman and DIR. Wal
bridge of Weyauwega as temporary
secretary. The following Constitution
and Bylaws were adopted:
CONSTITUTION
Article 1st.-This organization
shall be known by the name of North
Western Wisconsin Medical Society
Article 2nd.-The Society shall
meet quarterly, as may be directed by
the President at the time and place
designated by the society at its pre-
yious meeting.
Article 3rd.-Three members of the
society shall constitute a quorum for
the transaction of business.
Article 4th.-The officers of this
society shall be President, Vice Presi-
dent. Second Vice President, Secreta-
ry, Treasurer and three Censors. who
shall be elected at the last quarterly
meeting of each year, and hold their
office respectively for the term of one
year, Except the Censors) the Cen
sors shall be elected for three wears
one annually and at the first election
election following the adoption of this
constitution, one shall be elected for
the term of one year, one for two wears
and one for three years.
Article 5th.-The duties of the off
GERS of this society shall be the same
as the duties of the corresponding
officers of the Wisconsin State Med,
Soc.
Article 6th.-Any regular physician
making application for membership in
accordance with the requirement of the
board of Censors, and who shall pre-
sent diploma from regularly organ
lied School of Medicine, of good re-
pute, er certificate or dip loma of
Membership in a county or district
Medical society accompanied by GER
tlhcate of six years practice or who
shall submit to such an examination as
the Censors may impose. shall on their
recommendation and on receiving
vote of two thirds of the members
present at one quarterly meeting be
entitled to membership by signing the
constitution and paying one dollar to
the Treaaurer of the society.
Article 7th. The secretary shall
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-08-28
Chicago & Northwestern Railway

Tim of departure o pas. elgerTrain from
Fort Howard.
Leave for Chicago and the East SEQ I. NJ
- .s..6:40 A.
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history IF the campaign tells plainly
what he means. He means precisely
what the -NatcAez Democrat means
vixen it says that independence will
be treated with the same severity that
has met all attempts to revive Repub-
llcanism And both mean that where
the Democrats of the south cannot
rule by an honest majority, they must
rule by violent means.
A late issue OF the National Repx6-
Lican has the following from authentic
sources:
A number OF Independent voters,
despairing Of securing a fair election,
recently appealed to Judge j. S. Nor
ris, Of Vicksburg, Miss, for advice
and assistance. Judge Morris, in 4
! lengthy reply. also despairs of achiev-
ing the emancipation OF voters opposed
to the Democracy. under the present
rule. He says:
So far as the form and theory Of
our laws and Judiciary are concerned,
your remedy ought to be abundant and
speedy. The offences of which you
speak are well defined by our statutes
and well known to orr courts. But
under existing circumstances, and in
the midst of political excitement, it is
painful to have to admit that practi-
cally our laws upon this subject are a
dead letter and our judiciary dead
system, because violence and fraud in
elections, and fraud and perjury in
covering them up, have in too many
instances been the chief instrumental
ties by which public officers got into
power and by which they expect to re-
tain in. It's believed by many repu-
table citizens that the use of these in
Strumentalities was, to great extent,
excusable in view of the evils which
were In. some of our former elections
to be overcome and the State redeem
ed IRON negro rule.
The opposition to an Independent
movement is not only caused by the
determination Of the Confederate De-
mocracy to rule but Is also the result
OF their resolution TO prevent the ad-
Eancement of the negro or allow him
to be anything but a slave. They
fully realize that if an opposition par
ty is tolerated the vote of the freed
man will be sought after by both par
ties and he at once becomes an imper-
tant factor in state politics and his
emancipation from the Confederate
Democracy will soon follow This
cannot, and will not be permitted un-
der any circumstances. 1t is sad truth
that the Senate of the United States
has Confederate Democratic majority
secured by the bull-dozing system in
ausurated il Mississippi.
A telegram to-day announces the
death Of Captain Henry NJ. Dixon.
He was shot by Barksdalc for again
becoming candidate on the Indcpen-
dent ticket
Gen S. L Woodford has heroic lily
offered with Lis daughter, to escort
Mrs Chisolm to Miss, and loren ain
there as her protector while the assas-
sins Of her husband and children are
placed on trial. The necessity for
her having some one to protect her is
great Stigma upon a Republican
Government, and is fair showing of
what the Confederate Democracy will
do when Republican is an applicant
at the halls of justice
X. X. X.
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The Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul Rail
way is the only Northwestern line CoHNECrIHt;
IN SAME DEPOT IN CHICAGO with any OF the
the most convent 'ntly located " it'll reference to
reaching any depot, Hotel or place of business
in that city.
Through tickets and Through Baggage Checks
to all Principal Cities.
Steel Rail Track thoroughly baIIasted. free
from dust. Westinghouse Improved Automat-
&c Air Brake. Miller's Safety Platform and
Couplings on all Passengers cars.
The Finest Day Coaches and Palace Sleeping
cars.
This road connects more business ccmtcrs.
health and pleasure resorts, ana passes through
finer country, with grandcr scenery, than any
other Northwestern Line.
A. V. III, CARPENTER,
Genl Pass. and Ticket Agent
5. 5, MERRILL, JNO. GAULT,
Gen'l Manager Asst Genl Man,
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hare power to obtain funds by an equal
assess ment of its Members by volun-
larry contributions But no assess
merit shall exceed three dollars on
each member in any one year
Article 9Th. This Society NAV
censure, reprimand or expel any mem
per for improper conduct as may be
prescribed by the Bylaws.
Article 9th. No amendments shall
be made to this Constitution, unless
the proposed amendment shall have
been submitted in writing at some pre-
vious regular meeting of the society
and for such action six members shall
be necessary for a quorum and two
thirds OF the membes present must
vote for the amendment Provided,
however, that by unanimous vote of
seven or more members present at any
quarterly meeting. any article of this
constitution may be amended or re-
peated and articles added thereto,
without such previous notice
MEMBERS
G. T. Witter, j. c. Bliss,
". Wylie, G. W. Remington
j. Z, Moore, w. H Oviatt,
S. B. Hubbeli, J. S. Wilbr.dge,
A. r. Freeman.
BY LAWS.
Article 1. In the discussion and
disposition of all business coming be-
fore the North Wewtern Wisconsin
Medical Society, the rule of order,
, code of ethics. discipline of members,
standing committees, members to re-
port cases. amendments, ETC., shall be
governed by the bylaws adopted by the
Wisconsin State Medical Society, so
constructed as to apply to the work
ings of this Society.
ORDER OF BUSINESS.
Order of business at the quarterly
+, meeting of this Society, shall be as fol-
lows:
1. Calling roll.
,. Reading of the minutes.
3 Admission of Members.
4. Secretary and Treasurer re-
port.
5. Reading and consideration of re-
ports of standing committees.
6, Reading Of essays, aud report
Of cases.
Z. Miscellaneous business.
s. Unfinished business.
8. Election of officers.
10. Appointing standing commit
tees
il. Presidents address.
l.. A}journmant
Motion made ann carried that the
officers elected at this meeting hold
their office for oac year lrom the last
quarterly meeting of this year (lS79 }
On motion DR.. G f. Witter of
Grand Rapids, was declared elected
President, DR.. ". II. Oviatt, of Gin
tonville, was elected 1st Vice Presi-
dent. DR.. j. S. Walbridge, Of Wey-
auwega, ID Vice President, DR.. A. L
Freeman Of New London. Secretary.
DIR. S. B Hubbell. of Medford, Treas
urer, Dir. w Wylie of Wausau, LIST
Censor, DR.. j. 4. Moore of New
LonAvn, 2ndCcnsor. DR.. G ". Rem
ington, of Stevens Point, 81 Censor
Committees anao;nted Inv tbc pros;
dent were as follows: Committees an
arrangements. DIS. bennington and
Rood vi Stevens Point. and Bliss Of
Royalton.
Committees on Surgery, Drs. Hub
bell of Medford, RedIell of Chippcya
Falls, and Freeman Of New London
Committee on Obstetrics. Drs. Wal
bridge of Weyauwega, Phillips Of
Stevens Point and Moore f. New Lon
don.
Committee CT Finance, Drs. Free
man Of NV I0nzlvD t1nprnscv .f
Ampcrs; and Moore of ,Ierriian
Of Wausau, oyiatt Of Cl.osouvil!e and
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2.15s MILES OF ROAD

and forming the following Trunk Lines:
Chicago. Council Bluffs d California linz
Chicago, Sioun city f Yonkton linz
Chicago, CHaton. Dubuque Of LaCrosse line
ChtcdgO, Freq Ort G Dubuque line,
Chicago, LaCros'e. IyInoaa d MINNESOTA linz,
Chicago, st. T'duF II Htnneapolis line
Chicago, ri rGUI-c< E Lake SxDerior lius
Chicago. GREEN Bay If Lake Superior Iin,.
Tine advantages of the Lines arc
J.. # q MESSENGER Is going to or from any
point IN the enrire west and northwest, be can
buy hf> tick et< in come one of this COmpany's
lines aat be sure nf reaching his destination az
II OR ITS CONNECTIONS.
,. Tie greater oart Of it's lines are laid with
steel lis. the road bed is perfect No road ba,
: better or smo"fi:cr track.
Z. 1t is the short line between all important
points.
l. It's train are all ce,sfrped will, tn, Wet
inghouse air brake Miiler's platform and
coupleTs ana the latest improvements for com
fort, safety and convenience.
D. Ut is the only Road in the west running
the celebrated Pullman Hotel cars between
Chicago and Council Bluffs.
g. 1t is the only Road running the Pullmaps
falace Sleeping cars either way between
Chfedgo and st. Paul,
Chicago and Green Bay,
Chicago and Frseport,
chicago and LgCrosse.
Chicago and Hinona.
Chicago and DlGbuqu>
Chicago and HcGre1or
Chicago and IHttpaukee.'
.. l. is the only road passing along the shore.
of Lake Michigan between CHICAGO ard Mn
wAUKEE.
s. The only road running four express trains
a day via its lines between Chicago and points
in Minnesota.
9. No road offers equal facilities in number
of through trains, equipped with Pullman Pal
ace Slice ping Gals.
10. 1t runs two express trains daily each way
between Chicago and Milwaukee.
IL. 1t makes connections with all lines cross
ing at intermediate points
The popularity of these lines lie steadily in.
creasing and passengers should consult their
interests by purchasing tick cts via this line,
For information. Folders, Maps, &c.. not OBJ
tainable at home ticket office, address any agt
Of the company or
VA WIN HUGHTTT. WI STESNETT
Cent Manager. Gent Pass Ae's
Chicago, H. CHICAGO m
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Dinner.

CONNECTIONS
At Green Bay with Chicago IL Northwestern
and Wisconsin Central Railway for milwaukee,
and Chicago, and for all points, North. East and
South and with Union Steamboat Co. for De-
troit Cleveland, Blu HaEo in the east.
At New London with the Milwaukee. Lake
Shore & Western R'y for Shawano and Manito-
woe.
At Amherst junction and Ployer, With Wis
consn Central r. r. for Ashland Stevens Point
Portage and Madison.
At Mcmillan with Chicago, St Paul & Min
neapolis Line for Black River Falls, Eau Claire
st Paul and Minneapolis.
At Finona with Chicago Milwaukee st. Paul
Ry. for St Paul and MINNEAPOLIS with winsna
IL st Peter railroad, &C. &. \. W. for Rochester
MARSHAL, Sioux City. Yankton, anil points west.
At La Crosse with Southern minnesota RR.
and with Chicago Clinton, Dubuque and mime
sofa r r.
i. CASE RecefceT ond General Manager
RoBT F NATHAN
asst CENT Pdss'r Agf.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-08-28
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FOR GOVERNOR
WILLIAM Z. SMITH.
OF MILWAUKEE.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
JAMES II. BINGHAM.
OF CHIPPEWA.
For SECRETARY OF STATE
HANS B. WARNER,
OF PIERCE
For STATE TREASURER
RICHARD GUNTHER
OF WINNEBAGo.
For ATTORNEY GENERAL
ALEXANDER WILSON.
OF IOWA.
FoR STATE SUPERINTENDENT
WILLIAM G.. WHITFORD.
OF ROCK.