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, 1880-12-27

Chicago at nll, especially since the trip would
consume time, which It WIS presumably to
his Interest to save. As tic bankrupt Min
ncapo'ltan llas not becM heard from since
Frl1ny, 1t Is not at nil unlikely that he left
home that evening direct for st. Louis,
avaflfng himself Of the cutoff to the west OF
Chicago, and thus increasing Ills ci,anccs OF
arrival ut his destination before Ills absence
could cahse remark. At MI events ho llas
mt been seen In Chicago, nMt with the pos
sibjIlay, first, Of hanging around for twelve
or twcnty-four hours without being noticed,
and, in tho second place, Of not coming hero
ut all. Ills failure 10 show up to view Is not n
matter for wonuernent.
, 1880-12-27

OF, RATHER, NOT IN CHICAGO.
All attempts to get aiiy truce Of tho Mime.
npolIs dry.goods ,nan In Chicago were ul,-
ayalllng. Tho various hotel rcKistersr refused
to give up anything regarding him, md no.
botly could be found who llad seen or heard
Of him. II llc hns left Minneapolis. which
would appear to be- reasonably clear. Ger
tain 1T, Louis gentleman BY tho ralno Of
.Areudoon will DO greatly disappointed on
Ills arrival this morning III that city. Tho
ST. Loutsan passed. through Chicago yes
torllay, leaving last evening, for the
exp{css purpose Of meeting lIarwond ut
Minneapolis, presumably on the strength OF
Instructions from the New York house wl,tcl,
he represents, and will probably sotraco his
footsteps nbout rs s0on Us lie strikes tho
place, or as soon thoronfter as Is couslstsnt
will. the railway timetables.
II HARDWOOD Ill, coNE 70 CHICAGO,
Will, tie intention OF continuing his journey
to New Orleans, aud thall setting sui! for
Europe, 1t would, Ut course, to entirely un-
necessary md strangely inconsistent With
hts assumed purpose OF candestinely getting
away to stop at any OF tho hotels.-tl1e crack
ones OF tho smaller antl loss we'll known
variety. III these days Of comfortable aiM
convenient travelling. q man snay conpletn
his toilet for tho day before leaving his sloep-
tng-car In tho morning. cat at the restaurants
or wherever he please, aud be oil again With
out anybody go much as knowing that he has
been Around. hut,
IN ADDITION TO ALI. THIS,
Il yxss In pn way uecessarY for him to como to
, 1880-12-27
He viii Go to Europe, Possibly to
Straighten Up the Turkish
Treasury.
The Chicago Scribe Finds Harwood Not,
and Thinks He Would Not Como
Mcrcs
All the sad-Eyea Victims Of His Dup1ioity
at New York Excited, but Not
Surprised.
COM E.

Speetai Dkpatth to Ihs Chicago 1ttouns.
ST. PAUL, A1inn., Dec. a0.-N. u. uarwood.
tic bankrupt merchant Of Minneapolis, las
been absent from ttlat city since Friday
afternoon, but the fact was only learned Inst
night, Ills friends sny he Inns gone fb Chi
cago for rest, md to restore his l,cq}H,, at.
fccted by the recent excitement, hut Ii IS be-
loved by many tint he Inns gone by cir
cuito,ts route TO Join his family in New
Orleans, and 20 With them from thcra to
Europe. 1t will DO remembered tliat 1t was
charged wien Mrs. 1Iarwood loft that sfin
secretly took with her considerable part Of
tho assets of the broken house.
MI. c. II. PETIT,
tho assignee Of Ilnrwood, made the follow
Ing statement late last might: II first learned
of AIr. 1Iarwood's departure from tho city
this afternoon. learn that he left on the
evening train yestcrlay. Until this after
noon, I had m knowledge Of Ills going, or
tint hc intended lcnylng the city, aud Ills sud-
den departure is perfect surprise to INC.
know Of no special reason for Il, t,.tl,ough-f
have learned to-day tint curly this week ho
purposetl going away for couple of weeks
for Ills health, but his attorneys insisted TINT
he must not think OF leaving tho city now,
and
lie 1,EL1SQu1snEn THE IDEA.
I understand that since tic Inst creditors
meeting in New York, i,e has boen advised
by parties iii TINT city that they believed that
things could yet bo adjusted upon tho basss
of Ills proposition notwithstanding the action
Of tho creditors Mt that meeting, and l there
foro thought lie sttll had something to fight
for. a,n told he started for Chicago with
tho ammo ttnced intention OF returning III n
couple Of weeks, but, from other informn-
tion, have little doubt bis destination Is
NEW ORLEANS,
rs he is said to hnye stuted tint Ills wife was
suffering FROM nervous prostitution, and Ills
children woro also Ill. 1ton't think his alb
scenca will materially affect the closing up
Of his big affairs, except this: that If present
l,e might render us valuable assistance,
owing to lia knowledge Of md familiarity
with the details of tho business.' hr.
Pcttit Ind no opinion to give as to the probn-
bllIty Of llnrW00d'a return, or Ills going to
Europe, lie only knew TINT lie had gone Us
aboye stated.
COZ. JOHN w1:sT, OF THE N1CoLLEr HOTEL,
was called upon Mt II o'clock last night, and
stated that ho Ind not seen A1r. l[arwood
sI,cc Friday night. lie llad gono away
from tho Nlcoltct
nut HAD NOT PAID HIS DIrI.
and. rs fnr as Col. West know, Ind no bag
gage with h!m. It was tho Colonel's ILL.,
preston ttat Mr.. IIarwooa had only gone
sonlo placu for visit for 4 day or two, m1d
would be back all right agatn.
, 1880-12-27
Q[be Grib1&11e.;
MONDAY, DECEMBER ~, 1850.

AT Il meeting of tho English branch of tho
Socin1isstc Labor party held yesterday tho
question Of trades-unlonism was discussed.
L. j. Morgan md Joseph GrcenI,ut, two Of
tho most Intelligent men In that party, held
that tratles-nnions In this country hayo com.
ploto'y failed III their ostcnslb1e purpose,
TINT they arc llnportations from Great Britain
aid Germany, and that only mechanics Of
foreign birtl. derive any benefit from them.
Ar. GrcGnhut pointed out tho evil results
arising from tho practical 'abandondment
Of the apprentice system in this coun1
try, which, he snid, arose from tho
system Of division OF labor IN fac
tories, atd from tho gradually increasing ,,so
of machinery. lie favored tho establishment
Of technical schools In tho interest OF Amerl-
cnn-born boys md girls, and advanced the
novel theory TINT tho expenses Of these tech-
nlcaI schools should be hNne by manufact-
urers and corporations. 1nstend of trades
unions, liz favored general Labor Union,
wEicl, would be used to influence legislation
BY creating public opinion III favor Of wage
workers.
, 1880-12-27

PERSONS rcsttling iii tho vicinity of Gov.
SpraEne's inanslon predict Tint the divorce
suit brought against him by Ills wife will
mover como to public trial, because tho Cover
nor cannnt tltsprove tho charges made in lta
Wifc's bill. Ills ifufsons Will, several women
nfter Ills marriago aro said to be matters of
p,lblc 1lotoriety In Rhohe Island. This Is
notoEiously thu case In reference 10 tlle wonl-
an Viat1, to whom n chi1d WAS born some
years after SpraRue's marriage, Of whom 1t
Is believed Spragua is tho father. It appears
tl,at Mrs. Sprnguo would not have
brought tho snit conid she have OBJ
taincd her private property in any other
way. Tic Sheriff iii whose balltwick SprnRuo
lives refused to serve papers III suit for re-
covory, and tho Nhoda Island statutcs COLI
tain no provision under whicl, he could bo
compelled. Tho gosslping busybohlos say
tint Mrs Sprag1e's own son will bo used rs
Witness agalnst her to prove improper In
timacy with Conkltng, but this story Is gen.
orally dIscredited, and Is believed to havo its
origin in malice antl nionlacity.
, 1880-12-27

TuE Grccnbnck n,embers and another sec
ton Of the 1lonso ll,emberf, led by Mills, Of
Texas. are aafd to lnye resolved on tic defeat
OF tho RcfnnsllnE bill by reBorting tn obstruct-
ivo tactics. II tho faction led by Mills Is It's
powerful rs he represents It, there Is reason
to think that he may be able to prevent tho
passage OF the bill this session.
, 1880-12-27

TnE relatives of Miss Eads, a young Indy
who died near Windsor, Pike County,
Ind, about two years ago, recently dls-
covered that skeleton displayed In tho
window Of Dr. Thonns Aust, Mt Windsor.
was that Of the dead girl. The evidence OIL
this point is almost conclusive. MD Aust
witt probably bo punished for graye-rnbbcry.
lie is satd to have murdered his brot'ler-tn
law some time ago, and Inns d hard reputa-
, 1880-12-27

4 Fu1srous galc, accompanied by snow,
swept over the Atlantic Coast Inst evening.
At some points tho wind b!ew at t'lo rate Of
clRlty-four niles per hour. At Sa'aty Hook
tic velocity was over sixty miles per honr.
Two vessels were stranded near 1.ewes. Del.
and at 1atcst accounts 1t was feared TINT
much Injury had been inflicted on shipping
OIL tho coast. Tho snowfall throughout New
York, Now Jersey. Maryland, and Virginia
WIS exceedingly heavy.
, 1880-12-27

THE Bocrs nre accused of having fired on
tho British troops Mt rntoria under cnyertof
4 flag Of truce. LoynlIsts are having hard
time 1T tho Transyaal. Four OF them nro
reported to have been murdered tlny or two
ago In ono Of tho Villages OF TINT Province.
, 1880-12-27

TIE centennial anniversary of the cstab-
1Esllment OF tho Universal Church In Now
England by tho llay. JOHN Murray WINS
celebrated yesterday Mt the Old Murray
Church at Gloucester, Mass.
, 1880-12-27

IIESHY OsrsANDElt, n young man Of 20,
residing at Utica, N. T., bccano tcaloas Of
his brother. George, because their little sister
Carrle cnressod tic Inter. lilo spit tobacco
Juice into the girls fncc, and on being rcnol-
strated witt, by George, shot tic latter doad.
, 1880-12-27

MI:ssns. LEuNu AND LAvALLE, French
gentlemen, representing n considerable
amount of capital, havo arrived III Montreal
for the purpose of experimenting tho erec-
tion Of bcct-root sugar-facturies In the Prov
tllco Of Quobcc,
, 1880-12-27

TIE coal.lnlnors at Nolsonvlllc, Shawnee,
StrattsyIlle, md Corning, o., have struck
work, because Of tho failure Of tho ,ntne-
ownors to my them Mt the end OF oyory two
weeks. II Is thought that the matter will be
notu nrnt>ipnI
, 1880-12-27

Dn. WILSON'S mission to Washington oil
behalf Of the Oklahoma colo,,tsts lRs l,een
Il failure. President Hayes Inns refused
point blank to modify Ills position, n,'tt las
told Wilson that, II the coionEsts attempt
to enter tho Indian Torrltory, they will be
considered as yio1ators Of tho law aud treated
n9 Htlrh,
, 1880-12-27

TIE Greek I'remlor rc1Hats with emphasis
his former statement TINT Greece will mot
submit to arbitration, md TINT sho will Insist
OH having the territory accorded ller BY tho
Powers at tho Berlin Conference.
, 1880-12-27

MaEne Senator responsible, that llo Inns fc-
carc,t lie will ll0',l no further intercourse
with him. It WAS remarked tint when the
cx-l'rcsitent was received In the Senate
Chamber SOME days ngo Blaine WAS 0ne Of
tho Senators WIN lid not converse with him.
, 1880-12-27

TuE wholesale ,nllItnory''ho Of Herman
Dros., at Toledo, was dcstcoycd By fire ycs-
tertlay morning. Tho loss S,n stock is p1accd
at So, coo. and on tho building, owned by
uenls Coghlan, at s., COO. The Insurance On
tho stock is 8ls,50o. and on the building,
q 50a
, 1880-12-27
Goa l..
{NbAL,
], |. Hathaway,
COAL
38 Market ST.

ANTHRACITE COAL now ar
irving by rail, direct from mines,
ready for reconsignment to the
country. Also Hard and Soft
Coal at retail, delivered promptly
In all parts Of the city, at market
rates.
, 1880-12-27

ONE OF Gen. Grants friends Is responsible
for the statement that the ex-Presfdent fseIs
60 bitterly towards Senator Blaine on ac-
count of the attacks made OH him (0rant)
immediately preceding and during the CHI
cago Convention, and for which ho holds the
, 1880-12-27

Az AN encouragement to Immigration. tho
Legislature OF Soutl. Carolina has passed. a
Inv exelnptlng immigrants Into tint State
from taxation for three years,
, 1880-12-27

A QUEER story comes from Paterson, N.
D., tllls morning. Barney Duffy and John
Matloney, two yagrants, went to sleep OH a
heap OF rolEing-lnill clnders near that city
Christmas night. Duffy was overcome by
tho Ras which escaped from the s1aoldoring
l,cap. Ills companion came to Ills Md, nlade
colfes for lin III an old tin can, alld after
wards took lin to a hospital. The good
Samaritan then returned to Ills former rest
tne place. liz probably knew not the cause
Of DntIy's aickncss. Ils was found on the
clndcr-heap yesterday morning burned to o
crisp.
, 1880-12-27

Jo1IN lIrrrsoN, wealthy cattletlealor Of
Colorado, was killed at East Iilo.t. III tllat
State, and n little distance froiA his home,
being thrown from hts carrfago by Il runaway
, 1880-12-27

Dr. 4, i. BARTLETT, a prominent physi
clan Of Aurora. ILL.,. died ycsterday moGn
lug in tiat city.
, 1880-12-27

Eronr persons woro tlrawncd. sixty houses
we1o destroyed. NIL about S35o,00o w0rtll OF
property WAS washed awny by floods as
L!mesol, III Cyprus, Inst week.
, 1880-12-27

Howell q. MCDONNELL, n mechanic, Of
Springfield, was run nyer a'u killed by or
expross trnin on the Chicago u Alton Road
carly yesterday morning.
, 1880-12-27

RE1NFoncEMESTs arc bolng sent to South
Africa from England. The Sixth Dragons
leave London for Natal to-day.
, 1880-12-27

TIE weather prophet protllcts for tl!s re-
glOn cloudy weather mud light snow, south"
west to northwest Winds, alul 4 lowuF tena-
peraturo,
, 1880-12-27

GEN. SgEwAssr l.. Woopfolsp. who was 80
active In the latu calnpn!gl,, viii. 1t is salt.
be succeeded by q atr, Foster N the 18th OF
March.
, 1880-12-27

A GREAT snow-storm visited Scotland YES
terday. Traffic Ii. that country Is partly sus-
banded in cousennanca
, 1880-12-27
"I7zE FAlts.,,
| MI: nm I!
THOUSANDS
OF DOLLARS
Will I Lose
The Next Two Weeks !

500 Carpet.Scat hstlake Rocking
Chairs, Soc.
1000 blajoliea Plates, 5e.
Fine Decorated Cup and Saucer, 25c.
$4,000 Pic Plates ut 1c each.
Pint MWerS, Sc each.
Quart bippcrS, &c cacl.
2.Quart Dippcrs, &c e;lcll.
largo Dust Pans, DC eacl.
Largo Spades, 25c cach.
largo Coal Scoops, SOC cach.
Carpenter lIanlsaws, 25c each.
F" " E:tss E:tss, 95c.
Buck Saws, 25c.
All kinds Of Planes, Doc.
Knife Box, Dc.
Scrnbbing Brush, 5c.
Dristlo Backing Brush, Sc.
Dover Egg. .Beatcrs, l5e.
Family gg.beaters, l0c.
Egg Whips, &c.
12.inch Trays, 10c.
c.ounrt 1iilk P;ljEs. &c,
10.qmrt Milk Paily, 12c.
14.qrmrt Milk pails, 15c.
Black. handle Soup ladlc, &c.
/ lot School S1atcs, extra largo, &c.
Patent Cradle and Wagon combined,
finely finished, 95e, worth IS.
L fine Oil Painting III all extra fin
isled gilt frame 22x36,, cost Its at auc.
ton $3.50, will sell at 1926.
Same as above, 1SX24, cost us$3.@,
for $l.95.
Red Undcrs|irtsa and Drawers at5oc.
Gents Cardigan Jaekcts, Soc.
Gents Plpcr Collars, all sizes, at
&c box.
Gents Paper Cuffs, 10c a box.
Gents' 4.ply Linen Collars, &c each.
One Int Of shop.worn Misses and
Cllildron's iao Knitted Ulyters, $1.@,
worth IS.
3Sc for q good Ill Corset; cannot
DO equalel for 81.
&c for Clildren's bIitts.
10c for Boys Imitation Duckskin
Gloycs.
, 1880-12-27

7nTZy 6nK.
The Empire State About to
Confront the Great
Problem.
Lapse Of the Charters Of the
Roads Forming the New
York Central.
No Legal Question as to the
Right OF State Owner
ship.
Formation Of Societies for the
Preservation Of the Pub.
lie Rights.
Senator 0onkling Understood to Be
Behind a Gigantic Popu-
lar Movement.
Fabulous Value OF Real Estate in
the Residence Quarter Of
the City.
"The Outcasts OF Poker FiatT
Outdone by NcWsgotter
Of New jersey.
Dittonhoofsr After Anthony 0omstook-
Extraordinary Affection Diamond
Dredging-Many Matters.
, 1880-12-27
HARDWOOD.

HARDWOOD.
The Gifted Financier of Min.
neapolis Prepares Another
Sensation.
His Sudden Flight to Softer
Chimes and Warmer
Skies.
Belief that Ho Illus Moved upon
New Orleans, Thinking Ills
Creditors.
Conversations with the Assignee and
the Hotelkeeper at Minne-
afolis.
Tile 0reat "operator Left Bis Board.
Bill to Be Added to Ills Lfahil.
titles.
He viii Go to Europe, Possibly to
Straigaten Up the Turkish
Treasury.
Tile Chicago Scribe Finds Harwood Not,
and Thinks lie Would Not Como
Here
All tbs sad-Eyea Victims Of His Dup1ioity
at New York Excited, but Not
Surprised.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-11-18
Put it to Proof

At time when the community is
flooded with SO many unworthy devi-
ces and concoctions, it is refreshing to
find one that is beneficial and pure.
SO conscious are the proprietors of Dir.
KINGS New Discovery for Con-
sumption, of the worth Of their rene
dy, that they offer all who desire
trial bottle free Of charge. This Ger
tainly would be disastrous to them did
not the remedy possess the remarkable
curative qualities claimed. DR.
KINGS New DISCOVERY for con
sumption will positively cure Asthma,
Bronchitis, Stubborn Coughs, Colds,
Phthisic, Quinsy, Hoarseness, Group,
or any affection Of the throat and
lungs. AS you value your existence
give this wonderful remedy trial by
calling on r. G. Worthington, Censra-
liza, Wis, Druggist, and obtaining
trial bottle free of cost, or regular
size bottle for $1.00.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-11-18
Curiosities Of the Voice.

Dir. Delaunay, in paper read re-
Gently before the French Academy Of
Medicine, gives some details on the
history and limits Of the human voice,
which he obtained after much patient
research. According to the doctor,
the primitive inhabitants Of Europe
were all tenors; their descendants of
the present day are baritones, and
their grandsons will have semi-bass
voices at different races, he
calls attention to the fact that inferior
races, such as negroes, etc, have high
er voices than white men. The voice
has also a tendency to deepen with
age-the tenor Of IS becomes the bar
itone at %, and bass at 30. Fair
complexioned people have higher
voices than the dark skinned, the for
mer being usually sopranos or tenors,
the latter contraltos or BASES.
''Tenors," says the doctor, ssare
slenderly built, and thin; BASES are
stoutly made and corpulent." This
may be the rule, but one is inclined to
think there are more exceptions to it
than are necessary to prove the rule
The same remark applies to the asser-
ton that thoughtful, intelligent men
have always a deep-toned toned voice;
whereas trifers and frivolous persons
have soft, weak voices The tones Of
the voice are perceptibly higher, he
points out, before than after a meal,
which is the reason why tenors dine
early, in order that their voices may
not suffer. Prudent singers eschew
strong drinks and spirituous liquors,
especially tenors, but the BASES can
eat and drink generally with IMMUNITY.
1.-The South" says the doctor, ''fur-
nishes the tenors. the North the bass
es;" in proof Of which he adds that
the majority of French tenors come
from the south Of France, whilst the
basses belong to the northern depart
ment.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-11-18

This is the way Henry Ward
Bcecher speaks Of the Democratic
forgery:
but l speak Of this last attempt.
Of this deliberate concoction of low
and venomous lie, brought forth by
forgery and expedited by perjury, and
that too by the ministration of the
organized members of the great Dem
ocratic party. I think, in the whole
history of political transactions, there
has never been anything whose in
fanny was so deep, whose disgrace was
so black. and on which history will set
such a blazing seal, as upon that
whole transaction
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-11-18
IMP CETkNT TO CON-
SUM PTEvES,

Rev. DR. Cass, while medical mis-
sionary to the East Indies, had placed
in his hands the formula for simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and
permanent cure Of Consumption,
Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma, and all
Throat and Lung Affections; also a
positive and radical cure for Nervous
Complaints. Debility, etc, After hav-
ing thoroughly tested It's wonderful
curative powers in thousands Of cases,
he feels it duty to make it known to
his suffering fellows. The Recipe will
be sent free Of charge to all who desire
it, with full directions for preparing
and successfully using. Address, with
stamp, (naming this paper,) DR.. NJ
E. Cass, 1857 Washington St, Bos-
ton, Mass. oct. %, W 26
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-11-18
NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE, WAUsAU WIS.

LAND OFFICE, WAJSAU WIS.
October %, 1880.
n office is hereby given that the following
Ia named settler has filed notice of his inten-
ton to make final proof in support of his
claim, and secure final entry thereof on the
9Th day of December 1880. before the Clerk OF
the Circuit Court at Grand Rapids. Wis, viz
BARBARA GRIFFITH, Widow and heir at
law of Sebastian Griffith. deceased, Homeste ad
No 1857 for the VIZ se4 Sec. IL Town 81 n
Range east and names the following as his
witnesse s. viz : Patrick Keenan,, Vine Wales,
Owen Brady, and Thomas Griffith, all of kem-
ington Wood County. Wis.
Noy4w5 S. Ii. ALBAN, Register.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-11-18
N OTECE.
u V Z ~ II
LAND OFFICE WAUSAJ, WIS.

LAND OFFICE WAJSAJ, Wis.
October, ), 1880.
"a office is hereby given tina. the following
~ named settler has filed notice Of his iuten-
ton to make final proof in support OF his claim,
with q view TO Communication, and secure final
entry thereof, on the 9th day Of November,
1880, before the Clerk Of tie Circuit Court at
Grand Rapids, " GOD County, Wisconsin, viz:
LAWRENCE WARD, HomIested No. 2790, for
the nw4 of Section 81, Township Il n. Range
Z, and names the following as ais witnesses,
viz: VIM. Scott and Phillip Ward. Of Grand
Rapids. Wis. and Thos. E. Nash and James
McGlinn, of Remington, us.
S. Ii. Allan, Register.
CctT IC6
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-11-18
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Official DIRECTORY.
PETER NcCAHLE 7
CHURCH DIRECTORY

CONGREG 4TIoN4L.-Rev. J. S. Norris
Services every Sabbath At half pas, 10 a. NJ.
ana ha!t past NJ. SSab3ath School at u N,
METHODIST EPISC.-R.v. P. s. Bennett.
Services every Sabbath at half past 10 \. NJ. and
P. N. Class Meeting at 6 P. II. Sabbath
School at y ". Prayer Meeting every Thurs
day evening
Services every Sabbath morning at 10 o'clock,
Catechism at ?. N. Nespers at z. N.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-11-18
SIMMONS.

In Circuit Court, Wood County.
Julianna Welcome. Plaintiff, against Cyrus Il.
Welcome, Defendant.
The State of Wisconsin, to the said Defend
ant:
You are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after service of this summons,
exclusive of the day of service. and defend
the above entitled action in the court aforesaid
ard in case of your failure SO TO do, Judgment
will be rendered against you according u de-
mand Of the complaint: OF which a copy has
been duly filed in the office Of the clerk of the
Circuit Court Of Wood County Wisconsin.
GEO. L. WILLIAMS.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
P. D. Address, Grand Rapids, Wood County
Wisconsin. sept30vs
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-11-18
NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE, WAUSAU WIS.

LAND OFFICE, NAUSAU WIS.
October 81, 1880.
n office is hereby given that the following
" named settler has fled notice Of his inten-
ton to make final proof in support Of his claim,
and secure final entry thereof on the 4th day
Of December 1880, before the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court at Grand Rapids, Wisconsin viz:
PATRICK KEENAN,, Homes cad No. 1888, for
the sH ne4 AMI az se4 Section "a, Township
Il north Range3 east. and names the following
as his witnesses, viz: Vine Wales, John Cum
ming. Owen Brady, and Thomas Griffith all OF
Remington, Wood County, Wis.
5. IL. ALBAN,
0ct2Sw5 Register.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-11-18
NoTEGE.

LIND OFFICE, WAUSAU, WIS.
October 18th 1880.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice Of his inten-
ton TO make final proof in support of his
day of December 1880, before the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court at Grand Rapids, Wood County
Wisconsin. viz. OWEN BRADY, HOMESTEAD
section ., Township 2l. north Range east,
and names the following as his wines es viz:
J. G. Ryan, J ohm McGlin, Patrick Finerty. and
c. T. HiIe3 all Of Remington, Wood County
Wis.
S. II. ALBAN, Register.