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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-05-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Sameshima, the Chi-
nese ambassador and his wife, in Paris
are much lionized. She speaks some
French, and takes kindly to French
dresses and millinery resources. After
an exchange of visits with any lady,
her custom is to send her package of
tea in Japanese vase. The tea is uni
versaly disliked, but the vase is treas
ured as a valuable souvenir.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-05-20
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, May 1S.-Flour Dull and nominal
Wheat-Dull; prices shade lowar; No Chi
cago spring, l.15A @L15H for seller cash; Iii
for seller June; 1.1OA for seller July: 932l for
seller August; No. Chicago spring, 50. Corn
Dull; prices shade lower; 81 for seller cash:
s61s for seller June; 36N bid for seller July.
oats-Demand good. tending upward; BIZ SIX
for seller cash; 3l5s for seller May; 05s0302i
for seller June; 2Sa for seliei July. Rye
Steady and IN fair demand at 81. BayleY-SteadY
and in fair demand at 80 Cattle--Ten cents
lower; common to fair shipping. 8594.40; good
TO choice, 4.50G4.85: butchers', steady; COVE,
2 2OOa3.59; bulls, 2o0G3.00; stockers, firm at
2O03.60: feeders, 3.soa49O; western cattle,
41004.30. heep-Receipts, 500; shipments, 10;
fairly active: declined "a.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-05-20

Mrs. MOSES LESTER, Vermont, is the
daughter OF Adjutant Weller, who was
with Ethan Allen at the capture oi
Ticonderoga. Though 100 years old
she does her own work, has a good
memory, and is fond of relating person
al "reminiscences of Ethan Allen and
other noted men of revolutionary
times
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-05-20
Milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, May 1S.-Flo1r-DuIl and weak
Wheat Opened weak and z lower; closed
firm; No. hard, LII; Mol, lie; No. 2.
l.11A; seller May, 1.1iA: seller June. O924 :;
seller July, 1.065z; No 3, 90; No. 4, 81; re-
iected. Il. Corn-Active but lower at 81 for
No. 2. Oats-Scarce and higher at 31H for No.
2 Rye-Higher at 81 for No. 2 Barley-Ad.
vanced &c; II for No. 2. Provisions Quiet and
easier. Mess Pork-Qufet at 1025 for seller cash
and May; 10 30 for seller June.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-05-20

A MINISTER was seated in his study
one day, hard at work On lis sermon,
when his little boy entered and held up
uis finger, which he had just cut with
his new jackknlfe. "Oh, don't bother
me-" said his father. Don't you see
am busy" The youngster walked te
the door, and looking back, SAID. 81
don't think it would have hurt you to
say "On!"-Golden Days.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-05-20

THE exploration of the Sahara desert
with view to the construction of a
railway across it has now fairly begun.
Col. Flatter's expedition left Wargla on
the 9th ult. on their southwark march,
In addition to the leader, the party
comprises nine scientific officers and
twelve French soldiers, besides, numer.
ous camel drivers. chiefly belonging to
the Chambaas tribe,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-05-20
- Women Never Think. -

If the Grabbed old bachelor who uttered this
sentiment could but witness the intense thought,
deep study and thorough investigation OF women
families well, and would note their sagacity and
wisdom in selecting Hop Bitters as the best, and
demonstr" ting il by keeping their families in
perpetual health, az mere nominal expense, he
would be forced to acknowledge that such senti-
ments are baseless and false.-Picdyune.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-05-20

THERE was recently killed in the
Kentucky river catfish weighing one
hundred and seventy-eight and half
pounds. A man while in a boat ran
upon the fish in shallow water, and was
almost overturned. The fish was then
killed with an oar.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-05-20
The Evidence AecUmala'eS.

II. j. Footner, of Toronto, Ont, certiies that
Warmers Safe Pills have cured him of biliousness
and sleeplessness. g. A. j. Gadbois, of Brookyille
Canada, certifies that the Safe Pills and Safe Bit
tiers have cured him OF malarial difficulties con
tIacted in Texas. E j. Campbell OF Philadelphia,
cerli1ies that the Safe Pills and Safe Kidney and
ic liver complaint. and Ike testimonials keep
coming in.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-05-20
NEWS NOTES.

On train on which there were four
carloads of French emigrants, which
recently passed through Concord n. H.,
there were eighty-six little Frenchmen
not old enough to pay for any fare.
, 1880-10-22
Military JEalIoUn An Experiment
Which Shows tIiat They Can I3o
brought Down with n Ilosvltzur.


The military aoro,aut is not TO bayo matters
NIL his own why, It scc1ns. Wo hnva lntely lleEn
entertained with g,od r,nDy ACCOUNTS OF tho
n,arycons things scnuts lA tho llir eall Accoh-
pltsh, rising swiftly Hvur the heads Ut frnnu md
foe to u iA1lnt at vantnke Whotlce ivory Nu.
nouvrn is to 10 WAteheA with fHclltty. Monn-
while, however, 1t linH accurrGl to tho GNIll-
liittoo who ure 1ntrlsted With tiIluring Into tho
subject, to try Whotilor nny lAnEer fs likely ~
battery 70 l,o pItce.l within a few thousand ynts
ct tho bnllu0n. The txpurllnent gatno OH ut
DungDtlusa u fUw days AKu. An eight inch how.
ltztr. which ia sltnlly nn QrtltnnTy aEeRG urn,
anu by no iueAns endowed with Krcut preustuH,
wAs tho weapon cht}stn, uni with this Il WIS ptu-
Ost0 tl Etllk lilo hhtON III R.pn aa H. lind rsDiD.
No doubt an acronaut could hnvo heon found
pluuky enough to tnko z s.;at In tho cur. hut
fortunately. lis tho rualllt showed, the balloon
WINS sent into tho air empty. II WIS, wo aro
totd. ono OF tho ordinary sorvtco bRino,s. si,oll
us would sqrye fur tho aseont or ono or two
sooltts. anl It WIS permitted to risD to hight
of wv fogt. Thu aowttzer Wis placed At u dis
tAHce Ut S,000 yards, but tho gltnprs. We Aro III.
formed, Wcrt not instructed ~ to tho prnclBc
range, but were required to tinl 1t fur tliun,-
solves. An eight fncb nhcll WIS accordingly
epltv tho novelty nf the target. s,ihcHl u sup
ply tic xanncts with the neeDssary tnfortnAtion.
The hext shot brought down tho balloon. Tho
prOlCctilo WIS hhtnpngl shell. It appears, and
tho fuss bud boen K0 Woll timed thlt tho Hhglt
hurst lust III trout Tt tho lalloO,t, projecting
snIuuthtuK Ike kM bullets through thu fn1rlc.
and causing Its ilutnullutu deauoHt. Whnt Of
fent this experiment will have upon military
hulloonlng Wo know mot, but It ls Scry evident
Bafo WHOM within tho oraIiIaEy rnngo Ut u Hold
niHfil,
, 1880-10-22
The Terrible Octopus.

iNRH1H 1f@tpI1pH.
Tho fproctty Of the octopus Ia uldeninh[c; but
dnht hlls hlthurtn boon calst O1. tho old stories
which ruprcsont thls unpleasant ereaturo ~ be-
illy tn tho habit OF setzinR uud swatnplnK boAts.
Il u alill!tted by scicntlllo naturtlsis TINT tho
tho tA,iypus, and to modern bontncn rs tho cut.
tlp!'s,l u sqntd. nstafns To portcntons szo aid
atrouRth III the wassnor sens. and IL very power
pcclililr vtntcncu with which 1t nttncks and
who hnve seen 1t, weakened by captivity, Ind
tanct, Of ftx,ll ready to its Thousand hands 10
spcnk by the curl. those number D0 In I'LL, and
arc rnttcr to ba chilled fingers than hands, hut
what tl1tKers! EAch Ia u powerful suckor thaE
expands and contracts With rapid md 0vGr-
ctlAMgutul motion, md there Aro lA or
tholn tO eHu Ut tho eight lollK. Wrlthtug restless
dFIns. With eyes liked IN lta adversary, and
with pnrr,t-llkO beak advanced for th0 eneo!ln-
ter ths nOst uuatEhly ut ni living things inSptrrs
Aw0 by Its ionthltntss Hut less thnn NY ts nctaal
power to harnI. Tint 1t will turn uAd fusion
upnn n huInnn being, if AnHeEet1 Or !nGnucti
with Cnpttirg. IL u MOll-15tAhllshe1 tart; tulu
recent occurrence reported frntn Asf0lald0 goes
mr. 10 roYiyu the t.l huli4f thut q pOlypns Will
yputurp on itttAckirR tho hull Ut u bOAt. tole-
Rr1llH tft,,n lnrt Elliot, puhl!shef III tho South
August lnst "'rro,,per I.rtlre and Il nlln named
Edwurl were out Iii tho buy near L!pson's Island,
rxutltuinx u rlCcD IT wreckAKO, when their hoAE
WIS gnctrCet( by tho teitAclcs Of large octopus
n1l pulled uypr till It VIVA hnlf full Of water, aud
III Krrat uaI.kor Of GonK sTamlht. Th1 oc1t1-
paiits esuupGd With tho utmost dilllcuity."
, 1880-10-22
Statistics OF Suffrage In Jstsroro.

Purls C0TTfs spoN1tNte LoNd0n HlInfI1F1.
Tho relative tlpulcS OF prGutinal development
Rttu'nea by tho principle OF popular represent
10 seeu frun tho following figures: In FIunco
thoso aro v,5pl.:dl eleetuss--rtz.; ~ GIN per
cont Ut tho inhabitants; In Switzerland, 9ls.61
cleptor4-vlz.: ~ 2-l0 per cent Of tho
inhabtarfa; in Qersnuny, S,b@i A9 electors
-ytz.; 70 Flo per cent or tho in-
ii 6-iO por cent Of tho Inhabitants; In Austria,
l,.aspta eloetors-ylx., u-l1 per cont OF tho ln-
hab!tuAta; III Portugal, :lttteS olootogt--yiz.
8 4-1U pur cont Ut tho inhubituntai In 1tnly,
66O07 SlootD1s-vix, s-l0 por cont Of tho tuhat'.
ltanss' md ~ Belgium. sS1s c!setoss-y1;k: H..
Froneh vi itepSblio thus counts ~ larger
proportion Ut eloctors than BwiroEland,
tho country which was tho hrat to
adopt unlvUsaal suffrage. Th!s u purity OK
plained by the consideration that tho proportion
, 1880-10-22
Tho Into. Judge Ryan.

~ tH6 GARoF o. 4Nc tHes4f0 1TtVuHfs
S0uT!I UHED. Ind, Oct. e0-tn 1854 WIS n boy
n,crcfy md clerk III the importing house af
1homns Hunt l. Co.. No. s l'latt street, New
York. I boarded Mt birs. BailartYs, sSl Pearl
street. n oIite-celobrntcd houap Of eutnrtain-
lncnt at ttlat tlny. THO late ChicfJustscc ltyan.
OF Wisconsin. SOHO scvcn years my senior,
bonrleI nt tho sntuo hollss. I remember him na
n Rctla1, witty, able young man, Indicted to
"1rlsh bulls" easily Imposed upon by his joke
cracking assoclatcs, but by all respected and
held IN high esteem. / know Of many 1oke
regarding him which could bo re!atcd
tilns mentioned was. .Nr. PRESTON, au.hor
nf tMh,k Ut interest tN!'les 1litU cclebrItel ut
that day; untl nso Oo,lku 1irslwn, ntlth0r Of tho
beat gr1itnlunr ut tho English Language with
which l atn atsrIninte1. A[r. lfrnWn wns
Qlnkar, n snh0lnr. nnl 1t gcht!e1nan; md his
grammar will hu hold as authority when tho
nnncs OF H. hundred rrotaHtcra haro yAnielsnd
from tho list. l reniemtcr hSurs sklr,nlstes
sion OF ill OF which scunoA to DC that thu Rrsn-
nurlan conceded to ,!le late Chief Justice tho
hnor Of shifting tho lrist, ttlso1n CORRECTLY, but
ciAisncd that Ills knowledge Of tho English
tongue was impGrfcet II mt ridiculous 1i0th
contestants aro now ut rest. One tilcd great
4. @. TURNER.
, 1880-10-22
THE UNDERWRITERS,
Proceedings In tho National Convene
t1ot& III New York.

Proceedings In tho National Convcn.
t10n Ill New York;
NEW YonK, Oct. et.-The Convention Of
Fire Underwriters resumed Its session this
morning. Resolutions contlcmnatory OF de-
posit lonns were referred to the Committee
on business.
+. Stevens offered resolutions providing fot
n committee to confer with legislators with
with Tic view to settlement whereby ovcr<
insurance may bo nbroEated. Mr.. Stevens
Thought 1t WIS to TIC Interest Of the Convcn.
ton tn Cooperate with legislators 10 secura
necessary laws for the prevention Of what la
considered tic cntlse OF inccndinrism. 1lc>
fertctl to tic Committee on Business.
George Y. Oakley, Chairman Of the Cons
mtttee on Organization, proposed consti..
tuition which was discussed article by nrtfclcs
After brief discussion Of the constitution
rs II whole, It WINS adopted and ordered rex
committed t0 the Committee on Organization
to prepare bylaws. ,
The President wis authorized to appoint 4
committee to nominate officers for the cnsl,-
Ing yenr. lie named as the Committee II. Il.
Lowers, OF the English companies; J. Gootl-
now, of 11artf0rtl; 1h0nns r. jeremiah,
New York; W. e. Crowell, Philadelphia;
Alfred ,Julnes, Chicago; r. W. Arnold,
provIdence; and A. Bowker, Boston.
After recess A. Lowden Snowden was
chosen prcs1dent<
The Advisory Committee Includes John w.
1Iartwcll, OF Cincinnati, altd Robert j.
Smith, OF Chicago.
j. series Of resolutions were adopted set
ting forth that 1t was the inevitable effect OF
NIL bud Legislation respecting insurance to
diminish ti,e security of the polcy-holders
nni materially to Increase the clarges for III.
, 1880-10-22

lfAncnck nnywl,rre. lie said: !" III our dis
tsIGt, where funds arc not EGlernlly si0w.
"ny % can la got together fiji, for ;SG,ysnI!nr
laying aIott on every Side |IelpIessly; and
Tlii: sTATE, I rEAIt IS HOISt IEfunttcAN,
md thu Legislature nt,d Congress Rt,InK the
same way. 1t l0uked oil bright enough BE-
fore 1i,llana: sll'co which tho stragR'ers arc
/ reiate,l thfs to Gen. Corsc, wi,o said that
the worst thing nh0ut the Democracy was,
tiMt when they 'ind It rebuff they Just lnl.i
riwI,t tlnwn. iIa thought Now York .and IT.
Sla Would Eet up q tf,nc n En rIsht Gy
ever. Il rathor short to beat up q rccnpcratlyc
campaign,
ii is now minated TINT Tammany is de-
n"r!'ltzetl oil 1fnlcock. artl Indifferent about
!!ur In THO city election. 1t is charged TINT
Hancock Is
At.IlEAny As GOOD As TI1isowN AWAY,
nMl That Ta.lualy Is resuUing It's old afllnI-
ties with t!lu Republicans, WHO care little
Htnut the rity pntrnnaEc. -.
HILL. or any otller Democratic organization
which may rnrry the City Df New York, IL
have MI Understanding with thu llepnblicn
ln!enllSu th. next Legislature Will uiidoult-
G aI, M III :GH speah * ays1nop s;'s Mt X1}ES1iy X}Enyy
eEtlier New York Of l3rankl,1I, anil thor
0nKh!y fGtnnlel both cltlGs, New York,
therefore. is not wort!, carrying by tho Dem.
witt. tho next Lcgislstaro md with tho State
ii ila,cock Is to be sacrificed, It viii he
!Ioiie Of course ~ secrecy; hut understand
the present .wrIting., The General has re--
celyett T. good many hard blows III tho past
week. lie has bcell
MURDERED III IT'S own INTERVIEWER
lie has llad tn write two letters Of expla,,n-
tios,. one immediately after tho other one
st a sst4 sy s's,S s s Sso Ss qn Sex III st u h Ill.,
Which has Unly recently begun, Which he
unfortunately said, early in the cnulpaIx,.
fe .ill not nbIpGt to II 1t concerned bis pub
ltc llte nMd 4Innllty, thereby giving license 70
und left the wbLe savage band at liberty to
thtlnlp Hancock HOW. H
Speaking sa Col. t;ebl,artlt, ho said tho
grcntest Of all questions ninOiiE voters this
centre OF New York. distributed throughout
tho n,tlhufActOrles Of tlts city chnts giving
the wEcs Of lallorcrs til America Ald Eu.
rDpo Oh tho same kind of work, nntl TINT
these cards put llp iii every mill preached
"A TREMENDOUS POLITICAL SERMON
to the operatives. Col. Geh'lartlt said: "You
have no ittea what terrible question c,1l-
uluylNetlt md wngeS Is Ia lnbUr around New
York. During the several years nf staEnntion
we Ind ln!)orers who were thankful for. n
single slay's e'nploy!nen. ~ y week. Only
within II yrar Or two fias work been restored,
nn,l tho Republican meetings IN tic side
wards 1lnvu bcct crowded with lnb0rers, who
listen tilttsifErent1y to my class nf questions
LIZ the tariff comes to bc discussed, when,
Mrpinlld aud Gull for ,norU on that subject.
The Irish have gut the cNntAgnn bccAasU
, 1880-10-22

Of children to ndnlts Ia smnller III Frnncc thany
efRncrs huying. no vote may also possibly ba
laruer IN tho Inter country. Tie franchise
shows mn cqlnf development In Germany. Thd
almost two to ono In favor Of th3
former country: Tho electoral budy Il
monarchy, thnn IN finiy or nclgnm. Am,thcf
fact worthy nf attention Is tho extent to which
tho fr1lnchlse Is actually csercsed hy tho elect
tionotf, respecting which we have tho following
ii itiiaarcs: frAnGe III 1t;e, 7.@,a ,as or q Por eenti
1874, 531E, or GH per cent; Portugal, ieG7 10 pe
cent; 1tnly. 1870 :aN, or 10 por cent; Ic1gumt
1aif: 9cnnte. :m.te. or 60 por cont: Deputies,
s5,t83, or Il per cent.
, 1880-10-22
Indu1srInl League Of America.
III TIN J.dlor NJ ThA fHifn1o Tribune

~ fhf ktdNoF or Ine CHlfHfQ 1FfGnlS.
ANNOY, ILL.,, Oct. aO.-Last hight meeting Of
tho cltizons OF Anlboy was hold at Fasol0t Hull
to listcn to speech BY tho lion. John F. Scum
lin, Secretary OF tho 1ndustrial LeaKtle OF
Ampricl. Tho meCting was 1undu tlp Ut tho best
citizens Of this placo. including workingmcn,
businessmen. otto. The hnl wns Oiled TO over.
flowing, a1A for two hours Mr. 6cnnlnn laid bo-
fore tho audience sons important facts lt rp.
gard to tho prosperity Of olr country. dwelling
particularly On tho industry OF tho 1lud.' ffo
showed tho oattso OF poverty In England
and Ireland, and pointed out tho rusulls
TINT would follow tho Introduction Of
tho sumo policy IN our country,
aud called attention to the work OF tho Colden
Club, who HOW hNd Its agents IN thtY country,
ai,A through tho no1nocr.ttia purity WIS auckl1iR
sts1y our MILLS, si,otnrics, nnil workshops. yu-
duci1,g our labor 10 Tho position Ut tho laapct.
nor q Gseas ilrtt"n, nK Sr reaIs M th
attention Ut tho irish tUtQfa to tho tAot tdat ~
voting for tho ll1Mocrntio Earty they wero fnt.
ina fur lrtIsh frte tralu. tho ,sseto M t Mri
their owl, intaltsts " vollnx for the paEsy p!,i
,hat a!Ways pr9So!a ,,,., n,of1 i for lis shaf.
Mr. acAttH,n told how he rnfustd on tMn III
furent occastons t9 giyo hls intisnee @ n 1afns ~,
0f measures ~ which tug !rsn 1h,,,,,s M
Gust hls vote for Shelby n: Cail9' W Wan 1st, Wy
always tho tronl Of Tho 0nnrcssea aa ~ %oS
trs Ihs sns1eh W. ,y rafps bo nFndaslvu r II
votv fson, AlnlH'y, III fnsnr Of Iroteet!gn: Mr.
nut,bvr of lriah. American VOTERS III thlH plac9.
Al tho cl,se tf tho l1sotilY w anxailhfy G!n1
was orxani1el, ,au tho following o:''cSrs it,: wefo
Stfs Wishe9 secrc.asy; Je1ome IIsssy. vico Presi-
tont. CUHItEseOhpEkT.
, 1880-10-22
Whore W0mCu Vycre NODDED nt tle
Pulls.

- NstU l8Yk 1P0Fld,
Dayld Hopkins and tiustavo Dctttpft woro
Ut New Lots, l.. J., at tho last election
Mr. laupkl9 Ii u farmest and WIS scokiux re-
election. Dir, nottloH ID connected with ntl lt-
surlI,cu company in this city and la Il
wel- know. resident OF tho tnwn. Tho
friends Of Mr.. Hopk!us ubout III hour bo1oro tho
ptosinY or tho polls perceived thnt there WMs
ti;t,lYer of their pandtdat0's duteut. consul
tutl0n WAS held. und It w4s decided 10 utilize tho
new Inv irving wuRten tho privilege OF voting.
Accordingly suvSral far1n w4KO1s wGrU pro-
c1Ireu Aud sent through tho district 10 Elthor In
the furn.s1s' wives und dunghiors. Tho wagona
WHOM voted for hfr, Hupkins, thus sAyinY h:in
fr.lM defeat. 1t WAS too lAto u usu counter
nf,lson, Tho total number Of votea ea4st waa itA,
MI, Hopkins receiving W lnalority.
, 1880-10-22

Ahcddin rashl. Minister Of Foreign Affairs,
presented himself tho Other day het0re tho Sui
ctula not rcfrnn from suggesting to him that 1t
wus only dccunt that ho Should put OH h!s best
eruIgu ADed,ln replied hu,nOly thas
ho had put on his very best.
Wheroupon tho Sultan directed ono of hia
tailor to ri9 tho Vushu out completely. ALusllin
aocorsiIugly orlerel thtrty.1v9 oouts. thlrty-hvo
waistcoats, and THO sau!o number ct oyery other
ttoEa.es who have been called to tho palace haa
been quite striking, but tlune Ut thgso tull-
tat0rs havo az yet excited tho ElltAn's 1omnlia-
aer4tlon. Tho story Is characteristic Of tho
Turkish Court
, 1880-10-22

Referring to the case of c. D. W. Dunlap,
Esu., I.,s Ojtt0s, NuW Mexico, why wus
81. Jacobs OH, tho Cincinnati Star suyS:
Front tho nt,oya 1t will apuear that ttls Won
1oriui specific Is not only adopted lnto lause-
hold usc, but It even lloa!ls Warul place II
tic iieasts ot those who !lyo, as It were, wltl.
heaven.
, 1880-10-22

10 1hf ETUdF q The ChltASn 7TtbHnf.
CHICAGO, OcL .l.-Asn preventive Of eplzo-
ot's, Onions III thcstni!, and lso chopped ~ and
mxetl with tho horses feed. will he ftIuINl utllpl-
cioHs. Aflcr horse hns refused fond on ac-
count nf tho t!iAcases progress, m nntUii pDul-
t!ce placed around tho throat Will relieve.
HUMANITY.
, 1880-10-22
TT,1; TnIn1Jvn l,1,aYCi1 orrIc7,:+

TN NiDi:H Ttl ACcpMMlinArH bEn NuMER.
J. QUA isltrnns thEnuRt,ous tho cIty. NO hare rAp
Itstjj ifr1,lE GfeoH In tho tnsfGI: lvlsisina,
ass,a1n.ci honw rhnro aarsrt,"n,rntA vii; y
U,iic0, aid Will 10 Ereoytd until Dcl,lek D. NJ.
\ u {S93uftl dl niaisIoS. .s,ts ~ u,,.o,. q,
Twenty y-eGrOf,il-at. .-0'
". +. WNlAItr, nruraift. ~ Cottage HFpyc.ny.
tlnrthwcat corner F,!fty y.nfttl-At -
II. W. NuClIMAN, Druxgltt, cotncr rhlsty.nsst md
WEST DIVISION.
4. A. F0fAtOliUM, EnwnlGmIHr, EkAtjonc, Otc.
80 w o4t atat1lsttl- A.. ncnr Wpster1j.Ay,
TIL. H99AsNlEaiAEN, Druggist ~ bluo tslhnd-nv-
III q. lfEKRlCk. jewnios. NnwstlcuIee and Fancy
Uqt'1a. u! 1.nkn.st:, cornnr l.agn1n
H. y. kHAf'fs DsurKlat III We1t Madison-st, COR
Au1qhl. jACUhSoN. druggist ta1 North lfastod
Corner 1ntInnA.st
Clark .ht+ Gttfr1r J,iv1aln,
Garner HbrhlM, -
IMLis y: I: nEEnr:. Printing ana Advertising
ARGEt NemA Afa ht.tltIhcfY tlupUt Es East NylsOn.
Nj. kntwGGn In Hn1ln Mnd 9rIIt.
, 1880-10-22

A Rreat mauy persons become tnaaae from
stccpless nights that Hop Blttess would hayo
prevented.
, 1880-10-22

ll10rnce Urccley 0Nco put II TINT way, and
Gen. +. adopted It. ntli used 1t to mike pnInt
ng.llnst the Democrnts. When Greeley wins rum
ming fur 1'rcs!dont OIL the De1nocrutlc ticket IN
lS7:. he wis rsked wtether he Ind sa!d or held
to TINT opinion abont hOrse-th0ycs lie refused
To explni,i or retract. aud wo don't boitevo TINT
FArnsworth will do it.-Ep,1
, 1880-10-22

CIItCAuo, Oct. 2L-Dll Grtl. FNr,,swnrth. In
epoceh I'll 1891, In Metropolitan Hall. and In Au-
rt'rn tas tho Auroru lictteuu says', nuke uss OF
the following expression: EVERY Dgn.tNrnt ia
Democrat? l huvo lnluircil from Democratic
Enurecs, but can got M reilly. nnl wish ypt
would nnswcf, tint wo rlay not Ge counted ns
horse. thieves by voting for hin. In behalf nf
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Distric; Court Summons


In the District t'-art 81 re Fo,lrfh Ia1al
pi,tt.rt q. the STAT. ~ Nevada. la and IN ~
aerrt. ~ IYrtf.LI-.
sltira Ftar. uls.efitF. versus I Cs..,s *
J. AteL ae.,-st..,.f.
49,. l.l.....tt n. ~. r,.tvs,- C-,,r- -.
ro,rtb srg.f..l D..sr.. az sl.s s.ta-.. II y,rs1
ia and f..r ~. CONT, Il. l.turfa.s, aa4 Ia
erptaa.rt 6;ts. f.. -hs frt. ~ a.. tg,g. 4 81
Ds,.f.at egt.tr. ,i1 t,.e sttf cav d. AMI. AZ
$50
a. .,.....,s ,....,. .....sg ,,r,..,,,., "a v
C..t,..srFI 8s.I s,f.-,1.rf-.
y .g .-a t...sff rs.,5,,r.d Il, ,f4,ear Va Arse.
Is, N ...i.f a-...,..t M, Irtle aove and
l,,alaaF sttf-# F,aas 81 lie p.r-tst cosn e
t{.s F3t~eI Judicial District gs re STAT -
E,,,5., 4,-,4t.r H. er.sr,tv III Hus4.s,.3t
~ 49,. ..'......,.,. Cl.4 .tsr.ss wi.
a. t4I~r $50. t...rt ..,.I.., ~, .ts,s tszsls
iFe n The das If .eryi.s5 af ~ tiis ssyiss q
you o. 's +. s.! '.' 80. 81, - ~. y, :
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TE ). CT, 3.
IAa.Sslsi II u T--.s q = ERA 49,

ThI, whisky has a.cl Gf- ,lol from xrisg
selected grain. and from its age sid lua,r
gaiaet IFS vel.-Anova reqItatlaa. Il IS SIPS
nor 70 AIS either brapJs 80 the aiaran r.
medicinal and family usc
+. REINHART 3 CO.
jelp sole Agents. Wihuemueca, Eeg
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n. r. hA>T,LEL,
TOWNSHIP AGENT. q. =. e. x.
T0Ws Tots FOR sALg or Kg4sY.

PARTIES WISHING TO LEASE OR PuR-
chase lots in the town % WiBneGuceu, arr
hereby nDttfed that N appheatiauf ierihe ss.lne,
or err business relating thereto, snoUA BE- al.
Dire sscd 20 the unIessg ucd 20 san frs.ucfsco.
a: the G. r X X. office where they sill receive
pronp. attention
Those occupying lands beiongiug 70 the com
PAW, without having bought Or leased the same,
are also notified % attend 70 the matter without
dclay and .svOia trouble
mole o. ~ HASKELL
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pOSTP0SEMEST.

The sale Of delinquent stock If the above
named Company Is hereby p9staoned until
THURSDAY, August p. 1879. at the same hour
and place BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
ABRAHAM HALSLT, Secretary.