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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-23

form OF Wade Hampton, who bowed in &C.
acknowledgement Of tho honor. For tWonty miu-
utes Hampton IVES tho lion of tho aud
cheer UPON cheer was given tor him with q
will. Mcdonald, of Indiana, who declines to
bo dark horse, was the next person cheered
The New York Tillen delegation. as it marched
to lis seat 10 body. was received With hurrabs.
The vote 10 tho New FORK delegation was IS
fJr Payne, 10 for Ti!dep, for BlSard. and III
for various Other candidates. among them Mr..
Pratt of Brockyu. The operation of the unit
rule gives the entire seventy votes Of Ncw \ ok
10 Payne.
The committed on credentials, by o vote of
81 to (Arkuusas, Colorado. New Jersey and
DelaHaro vctiog nay), voted in favor OF allow
iog ih1 sitting dcI' g,tes from New York TO re-
tain their seats.
When judge Hoadey, temporary chairman.
! in his speech, said the democratic party wCu'd
navcr again yield up tho victory they had wor,
thtro was determined response which eVi
dcn,ly meant business. A ST Rart colorsd m 10,
who "a! 10 lar of corner Of the galleries. was
very much excited on this point. lie led the
Cheering, and when it was about to do out re
would start 1t again by tho most tx!ravsgant
| detnorsratlons OF gesture aud voice.
The committee on the plalf.rm taVc, it is
! SAID. decided TO rcpsrt an anti Chinese rosolu.
| tou. baing 10 iaVcr OF The abrcgatiGn of tho
Burlirgamo treaty aud opposing auv 1ioa ion
OF tho Monroe doctrine. A revision OF tho
tariff is recommended By tho passage of proper
revenue measures. Tho electoral commission
bill is treated ct length.
1t was said last night Governor Gilbert @.
Walker, formerly Of Virginia, but now OF Biug,
hampton. N. Y, ia to be the candidate for
Vice President in case New York c,oteuts il.
self with a s:c)nd plso1 on tho ticket. Tho
Fir2i1la men ssy that if the Chicago con7en-
| ton had nominated Giant it would hava beeo
| necessary for tho democrats to put Walker CD
| their tlckci 10 order 10 have saved the State
| from going republican, and they think he is q
strong msu.
Fix Governor Seymour has sen. another dis
| ra!ch to friend in the Cincinnati convection,
| dated B,lalderp, N. Y, June 81, 10 which no
| says: Il cannot bo candidate or accept tho
nomination under any circumstances.
| Senator Randolph has requested his friends
| 10 tho New jersey delegation not 10 present his
name 10 tho convention. lie desires to succeed
| himself ia the Senate; and he is understood TO
desire Dir. Bayards nomination
| MIR. Illden's letter has wrought q complete
revolution ns far as it has been resd 10 Georgia.
| Men VINO have not ct late spoken kindly word
ttr the Sage Ct Gramercy Park unbesitatiugly
state that they have misunderstood him and
arc ntW heartily 10 favor of his nomiaation.
ln tho event Of tsi'ure to nominate to day
| il is understood that arrangements sre on foot
to get up grand Tilden demonstration to night.
Great complaint is mado of the failure to
| provide suitable accommodations for the press.
a circular OF tho National Woman Suffrage
Association, signed by Susan B. Anthony and
others, was circulated through the hal TO day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-23

MIR. B:adlaush, the avowed atheist. WIS re-
fused seat 10 the Eaglish House of Commons
last night We arc not convinced that such
ic:ion was vi ong. A man should not be punished
Tor the ideas he ontertains about the ultimate
fate Of humanity after death; but while this is
admitted, no good BODIES tho country that ole.
Yates avowed scoffors at religion to honorable
and Influential pcs!ions If such men as Mr..
Bradlaugh could offer to souls longing for tho
happiness they have been taught to believe is
10 store Tor them alter death something 10 cx-
change for the hopes they would blast. thtro
might be some excuse for them, but to take away
those hopes and loayo nothing in their pl,cc
but blank despair; to romLvo tho moral re-
strants incu,atod by all systems of religion, and
leave man sui iect only TO the control Of bis own
natural desires, without tho dread OF any future
responsibility, would be to insugurato liccn
tiousness that would soon develop into anarchy.
And as their capacity for evil would be c.
HANGED by giving them prominent positions. and
tho example Of their preferment b pernicious,
It Is probably right that governments should
squclch them 90 every favorable OCCASION.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-23

DR.. Q. G. Cox, of Washington. was taken 10
the Insane asylum few days ago. His health
was failing, when, amid some emb arrassing
surroundings. he was sent to represent the
United States at tho Australian Ioduslrial Tx.
POSITION. Since bis return his mind has entirely
failed. tie was ct ono time Lieut.. q Governor of
Maryland. afterwards Tilted States commits
sloner OF pensions. and thon served tho District
IS president of the late board of health. Little
hope is entertained of his recovery,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-23

A call has been issued for an Irish. American
republican convention to be held at Indianapolis
on the l4th OF July tor the purpose Of ratilying
fhs nomination OF Garfield and Arthur it Chi
eszo and perftciiDg national ORGANIC alton,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-23

LACE STRIPED PIoUE from auction, at l2!c.
yard, just opened at
Jeio /" ISAAC EGcHGERa's.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-03-23
THE TIMES, NEW BLOOMFIELD PA. MARCH %. 1880.

thread. Do you know this stopper ~
| do.n
4" TO whom does It belong?v
To Mr. Smith,
When did you see It last Yv
On the night of Mr.. Thompson's
DEATH"
AT this moment the solicitor for the
prosecution entered the court, bringing
with him upon a tray, a watch, two
money bags, a jewelcase, pocket.book
and bottle of the same manufacture
as the stopper, and having no cork in It.
The tray was placed upon the table in
sight of the prisoner and witness, and
from that moment not doubt remained
in the mind of any man of the guilt of
the prisoner.
A few more words will bring my story
to close. The house where the MUIR
der bad been committed was between
nine and ten miles distant. The solicit
as soon as the cross-examination had
discovered the existence of the closet
and its situation, had set off on horse
back with two sheriff's officers, and
after pulling down part of the wall of
the house, had detected this place of
concealment
The search was well rewarded the
whole of the property belonging to MIR.
Thompson was found there, amounting
in value to several thousand pounds and
to leave no doubt, a bottle was discover
ed, which the medical man instantly
pronounced to contain the very identi-
cal poison which had caused the death
of the unfortunate Thompson. The re-
suit is too obvious to need explanation.
The case presents, perhaps, the unpar
alleled instance of man accused of
murder showing such defence as to in
duce the judge and jury to concur in a
verdict of acquittal, but who, persisting
in calling witness to make his inno-
cence more emphatic, was, upon the
testimony of that very witness, con-
victed and executed.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-03-23
workingmen.

Before you begin your heavy spring
work after winter of relaxation, your
system needs cleansing and strengthen
ing to prevent an attack of Ague, Bill
ious or Spring Fever, or some other
Spring sickness that will unfit you for q
seasons work. You will save time,
much sickness aud great expense If you
will use one bottle of Hop Bitters in
your family this month. Don't wait.
See another column. ut
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-03-23
Wonderful Presence of Mind.

Clarance Connolly is plucky man,
and it is to his grit and GOODNESS that he
owes his life. A few days ago while
working in the Allegheny shaft on East
Fryer hill, he prepared blast and light
ed the fuse, and jumping into the buck
ct, gave the signal to hoist away. The
shaft is 240 feet deep, and when about
forty feet were gained the toggling gave
way and the bucket started back for the
bottom of the shaft. Connolly felt it
giving away, and managed to catch hold
of the loop at the end of the rope. AS
soon as he found that he had hold he
began to yell to the men above. They
thinking he was in hurry to get out of
reach of the blast, put on extra steam
and jerked him hundred feet in a
twinkling. When about fifty feet from
the surface Connolly felt that his
strength was giving way. He knew
that he could not hold out until the top
was reached; and made up his mind to
risk bold stroke for life. Throwing
himself across the shaft he let go the
rope, and with wonderful dexterity and
good luck managed to lodge with his
back against the other. Thus braced he
managed to remain until the rope,
which had reached the mouth of the
shaft empty, was sent down to him, and
he was rescued from his perilous posi-
tion.-LeadviHe Democrat.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-03-23
The Old Man on the Worlds wiokedness.

" Las mite as 1 was toastin' my heels
an gwine to sleep by de cook stove" be.
gan the old man as the notes of the
Limekiln Club triangle died away, de
old woman axed me If didn't fink dis
world was CROWN awful wicket. Dat
put me in mind of de fack dat almos'
cherry day hear people sayin' dat dey
can't believed nobody nor trust nobody
any more, an dat it am harder to find
an honest man dan it is to diskiver wa
ter runin' up hill. em'len, Ize been
pokin' round dis world bout sixty vars
an dis am me experience: l. Dat q
man who groans ober de general wick
edness of de world will steal wheelbar-
row ebery time he gifts chance. 2. Dat
de man who goes round lamentin' dat
he can't trust nobody is de very CLAP
who'll gin you away ebery time. 8. Dat
de person who finks de world am full o.
cheats an liars will trade you q blind
hoss an den sneak in de barn at mid
night an steal all de shoes off his feet
Dar's wicked folks on y'arth, but de
squar' thing will never run amiss of
squar' people. Ize got along SO fur as
we'll as could be 'spected, an de look
ahead am all serene. De only man 1
shall look out for is de man who was
bon fur an angel but growed up to war
pants and butes.-DetroH Free Press.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-03-23
SELLERS
COUGH
SYRUP!
SELLERS,
SYRUP!
so Years Before the Public !
COUGH

Pronounced by all to be the most Pleasant
and efilcacious remedy now in use, for the
cure of Coughs, Colds, Group, Hoarseness,
Tickling sensation of the Throat, Whoopipg
Cough, etc. Over million bottles sold
within the last few years. II gives relief
wherever used, and has the power to impart
benefit that cannot be had from the cough
mixtures now In use. Sold by all Druggists at
25 cents per bottle.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-01-15

A young man hy the name Of Will
lam Kotz, coachmsn for Mr.. Charles
Mcclellan. came 20 my store snr
morning complaining that his feet
hurt hin very badly, and expressing
fears that they were frost bitten. He
had in vain tried 10 get relief bv con
snitinI physicians. AMI hid eniearor
ed. 'lthon: Success, TO ease the pain
by ruhb NJ his feet with snow and ice,
the remedy applied in such cases.
Bein. exposed great deal to the culI
by his occupation, his feet z worse
daily. until one day he tainted in the
street 4 few days after he again
came to my store and showed me his
feet l have seen great many SORES
in my life, but nothing tn equal this.
aud was afraid the poor fellow would
lose his limbs He asked lie for Sr
JACOBS OIL; but at first refused, as
| did not wish to take the responsibility
ty upon myself, not being grea, al
mirer Of so called Patent Medicines
However, some friends. who happen
Ell to he in the store at the time, hey-
yed me give the ST. JACOBS OIL tn
the sufferer: so We rubbed his feet
we'll with the Oil. and he. took the
remainder with him Alter nine drys
the same man again ane into my
store. perfectly we'll. ami requested
me tn write to you of this most won
derful cure; he alsp stated, that two
other persons had been eurei OF
rheumatism by the same bottle which
helped HIM JOHN LExzEN.
AroH. Lorraine Co Ohio. Jan II.
1879.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-01-15
A REMARKABLE RESULT.

II makes no difference how many
Physicians, ar how much medicins
you have tried. it is now an establish
ed tact that German Syrup is the only
remedy which has given complete sat-
lsfaction in severe cases of Lung Di-
seases. 1t is true there are yet thou
sands Of persons who are predisposed
to Throat and LING Affections, Com
SUMPTION. llemorrhages, Asthma. Sc
we're colds settled on the Breast, Pneu-
m"nia, Whooping Cough. &c. who
have no personal knowledge If Bos-
chez $ German Syrup. TO such We
would say that $4,000 dozen were
odd last year without one complaint.
Consumptives try just one bottle.
Regular size IS cents. Sold by aii
Druggists in America.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-01-15
70 io.gerS and Lumharn,a,,.-

To h0ggerS and LuMhprnian.-
The Com. of Int Rev. mas decided
:hat all farmers, planters. lumberman
and logger>. who sell or dispose of to-
bacco 70 their men, will he scheduled
as DIS in MID Tubac; 20, and held
liable to Special Tax AS such. One
stamp will cover bnt one place OF bus
mess Lo4gers sad luuberman. who
keep tobacco for their crews. will
take not ce and make application for
stamp at once.
IL. B PHILLEo. Dep. Col.
8 Div 9th District. Wis.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-01-15


Star Lecture Coarse. We can
now announce the dates of the coming
lectures of the course Unless some
special change I've made of which we
are cognizant. the lectures will be
riven as follows:
GENL kILPATRICK. Friday evening
January 10th.
FRANK BEARD, the great Caricatur-
isl and Black Board Artist who has
been for yeais employed by Harper
ana Frank Leslie. Feb 9th.
Master O.. PAUL SMITH. the Boy
Orator and Impersonator. Feb. 14'h
aud 10th.
Hon SCHUYLER CeLFAx, Feb.
9th
The hail onyht to he filled every
night, Tor there is not better talent in
the c"uhtry.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-01-15

The Congregational Society Socia-
Bile at Mrs. Whittlesy's was a most
pleasant affair. nearly a hundred we're
present and all were hospitality enter
tanned. The society netted abou, Gil
Frank Beard, who has made Harp
srs and Frank I4eslies Illustrated
papers known all over the world. the
second Mast. will dlaw big house
FED 9th. or We mistake the tastes of
our people.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-01-15
L. ,. POWERS.
Attorney as Law
AND
Tnu,y .sufT Yyr- TSy,u;un Emf

Having heen engaged in the land Agency
business a number OF years before " ucd .'Uuh-
~ formed, and possessing superior faciii-
ties for detecting trcspasSerS on land owned
by non residents, | feel assured in giving pea
sset satisfaction to MI who may see Ill
rlSy me gaent to atten,i TO the prompt
payment ri Taxes, TO the lnyc> igsttui of Titles
10 recording ice;i<, IL procuring Patents Oh
Lsnds. t. protection Of lanes from treSpas<er ,
IN this and the adjacent counties, ANA such
other BUSINESS, rs / inay be caIied vn to per
farm.
have constantly on hand good farming land
and village lots 10 sell i'll quantities anu 0n tell
sntS to suit purchasers.
Lsnd warrants bought Al d sold.
Particular attention paid to entering Gov
rrsmcnt and state lands
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-01-15
lkc.sS Ess.- .SI-Uvn

The following pupils were neisEs t
absent nor tar.ly during the ,rhaie
term commencing Sept. ] 5 and ends
ing Dec 10.
HIGH SCHOOL
Eddie Brunda5e. Byrde Vaughan,
Eva Crawford. Cora Waterman;
Florence Miller. Mamie Witter.
Olive Teel. John Horton,
Fred Cronkhitc
GRAMMAR DEPT.
Hubert Roche. Cora Kline.
Cora Pratt. Celia Reilly.
Ernest Miller. Mary Closuit,
Ella Parrish,
INTERMEDIATE DEPT.
Carrie Morrill,. Ellis Kroner,
May Norton, Walton Warren,
2nd PRIMARY,
Jane Hasbrouck, Willie Wheeler,
Frank Cary, Henry Kline.
Mary Aapin. Louisa Buhlmyre,
Stella Belanger. CLANCY Warren.
Alfred Canning.
LIST PRIMARY.
Jennie Pratt, Arsie Arpin.
Frank Mel, Milton Moshe-,
Mary Larnia. Frank Ticknor.
Grace Briggs, Russell HOLSTER
Libbie Miller, Harry Scott,
Rosie Miller, Lids Belknap,
Fred Kellogg. Rosie Donovan.
Louis Bsrnis, Willie Bnhlmyre;
Walter Canning, Teresa Smith,
Eddie {Ierschlsh, Chas Belknap,
Lena Armstrong. Geo. Warren,
Carrie Kline. Willie Warren.
Ella IIashrook, Stella Kellogg.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-01-15

Woo; n ,FF--kIPp On the 81
inst. hv Rev. L S. Bennett at his
residence in this city, M N.th ,nial
b. Woodruff to Miss Ida S. Kipp
both Of Centrala.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-01-15

The poet Longfellow has nephew
VINO has just forged check on his old
uncle Tor one thousand dollars, and is
under arrest, therefor.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-01-15

Cil.rti M.,!ia:>.-Fhe snnn.l
mceIin. ut the Cong Church. Society
was held at the pariors Of the church
last Monday evening The Society Is
having new lif, inStilled into it by the
presence and energy of the new pastor,
Rev. Mr. Norris. There Is more Of
unity. and d determination is shown
10 make the present year one of great
succ, 50. both <pirtn lily ani financial
" The board 81 trustees was re.
organized aud now stanl S "
Nhlttlrsev, three years 'ie" F,r.n
sou, tao years, AMI II Il. Phil'eo.
"ne year Much other work MAS -
cnn piished which will put the society
up"n stable ami prosperous iuoting.
The Envelope system Was discussed
and will i've full ~ explained next Sab
bath morning by the pastor, SO All who
have subscribed. aud wish to contri
butte weekly, may fully understand the
matter. Ii is the desire of the trus
tees. and the society AS we'll. to have
this system fully seste,l 1t is simply
this. A person wishing to contribute
weekly. decides upon the sian he
wishes to give. and envelopes are fur
nlshed him. in which he deposits the
amount. placing his or her name upon
tie envelope, ami it is taken up with
The amount for the We is a>certa;ncd
hy The Clerk AMI cilr-el up to the
person. and each envelope cuntrihu
tinn Is credited to him or her upon the
Turks bonas al thi, way many fnd
IL easy To give, who otheraise would
feel unable to give either quarterly or
yearly.
Ia many cities this Ian is meeting
with the most excellent Success.
The Society engaged the services o.!
Mrs. Ella Sc:,nllz as ursanist. at 10
cents per sabbath 1t was agreed tu
take up IA objection for this purpose
the last Sabbath evening al each
month Mrs. Schultz IS fine organ
ist aud th"se who desire to hav.. the
hoir sustained. il was thor rht wnul
sladl, encourages the music. by this
trif1ing confirmation. A VISITING
committee will be appointed to visit
persons settling i" oar cities. and ex-
tend to them the courtesy and welcome
of the church aud society. The
meeting adjourned after tr4nsactiny
necdtul business, AMI all went home
feeling more than ever encnira.ei.
The public debt WAS decreased over
fonl and a quarter million dollars dur
my ID -cem''er Gradually. and more
and more rapidly the great burden is
being lifted The principal. AMI in
tereNt c'nse laently. decreasing. few
years will anly eiapse before it will
have been wiped out. \ pnr
tl"n which used to be applied to the
pay" ent o. intrr>t now .u"s to liquid-
ate the princi pal. aud in less than
twenty five years. with over usual
prosperity. it will have b. one only a
nominal fiturc.
The Crmrnt Wise ,as;n. Il ut. John
son paper comes out in new tearL-
r"Le, as neat a s. week hired
girl. R"5t Is t.ound tn publish an 4
/, paper IT he doesn make over ten
thousand year. lie has changed 1t
t" All eight column folio. and he tells
what Wausau has done. and how she
has grown To be IA stal Sarr among ci
ties. Success to Robt ani the ZEN
trat.
he poet longfellow has nephew
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-01-15
Our Small Change.

ST., office p. D. building It.
Ii looks ike snow.
More snow, or less work.
The gronaJ is as bare as in April
And sill winter fingers IN the lap of
Spring.
The Legislature convened vester-
day.
Lo=gers are swearing, but it don
bring SHOW.
The .NewAaii House had SIS, OC0
blaze Last Saturday morning.
Our Schuul began Monday of last
week, with large attendtnce.
Senator Scott left for Madison on
the Valley train last Mnnday evening.
DR.. Il 5. Wells of Sparta, will be
at the Rabiin House Monday. Feb'y.
u.
The recent rains have Ia / the effect
to raise the small streams to All overs
flowing vi th,ir banks.
k.LTArRiGK, FRIDAY ET-
EsiNU. CO HEAR TIE BRAVE
CAVALRY CUMANDEt.
Eil>oa electric light shares have
gone up from S33 % to S5UU0 i
share. LomeboJy will be made rich.
Seth Reeves has started general
variety store in the ". 5 Miller
building. Luck ~ Seth, every time,
Luuk tur his ..ad' in due seasom.
II &. Worthington has opened up
tasty variety ot goods in Centralia.
We wish Ralph success. Semi over
yoar al Ralph.
! Miss Nash. General Sup,. of
Juyenil. Temples of this State will
lecture OH Temperance at the Vi f..
Church TO night. Gie her fuii
honse.
GIN, FITZPATRICK Is ONE
OF TIE MOST POPULAR
sPE AEh is II THE ~ floS.
Don / MISS HEARING hlN
FRIDAY EF hAlAG.
Colds are prevalent among all classes
Inc rich ami poor sneez'. and s"eeze
ana s"eeze. and lie inevitable hdhd-
kcf'hlet is resorted /" at i"ss
Rev Mr. Norris has IA fine collect
ion of stuffed birds, as fac as We have
ever seen. at The sturc of Brnnl,.e 4
. Ferguson. which he viii sell II buy
er can be iouid. he collection mum
| hers at least nifty varieties IL is a
beautiful sight. call IN and look at IT.
Leap year parties are the rage.
| There are parties where the girls ask
the boys t" :" "h"p anu WELL
wh" does pay the b'iis anyh"" /! he
%'''S - ""n'' VIZ" '"' IVY ""'' WV"
vic ''J ''' vac @ % ''''N' " o''''''
DOn't E0rGe. The brilliant Lee
.nre Tomorrow tTri0ay) cF-
aning DY u I'll. kiLfAi..ilR
al Nltier hail.
The season Cor coughs AMI colds is
now upon us DR.. Marsh lis Lung
Syrup is the greatest specific of the
day Call at the drug store ami try
| it. Gully 25crs bottle. Soil by +
). WOOD.
1t you have Trend who Is trnu led
with a cough or cold, tell him I" try
DIR. Marshall : Lung Syrup. lie will
thank you Tor your advice. 1t costs
only 20 cents bottle. Sold by Il. )
| Wood.
Miss Winnie Rsblin IL spending a
few DAVIS At Green Bay. with friends
Cav S.,;,h w,s i,.u,,r,,.a anil
49,, :, .r.. Il, ~. >. .,.,,
-. officers :, Nal; en- N,n,,.v .,
H., ~ - , ..;,
,,rv,, ,,,. rho ,.c..;,. ,,s,,r
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-01-15

Who knows but Gov. GarceIon
knows all about Charley Ross
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-01-15
FOr -. ie CheaN.
SALE OF lpPRATSED FORFEIfEn
NOR FGAGED La Mis-.

dice OF Commissioner, o: Tie inblie Lands.
MADISON, WIS. New. q 1873
The following described tracts of land in
Wood ounIy having been forfeited by reason
of the nen payment of interest upon loanx
granted thereon, and the same having been
apprase in accordance with Law, notice is
hereby given that they will be offered At public
auction and 30 t. the highest bidder, at the
Capitol n Madison, on the 14ih day of Jan'y
A. d. 80. ~ 2o',iItk, =, VI. viz:
De.crip ,sI sec. Gown Range ADpraieed Valse
Ne ~ tl2n.G0
NTsw "A = SO
Sw>W ~ fS.u0
Sesg 8 81 12D.O4
Tn minimum price at which said land will
be offered will oe the appraised raias thereof,
named after each tr,et.
sal! Ian IL will b. sold subject to ell tai
vh:ch may n the time Of sale be due thereon.
uihtT conditions of sale i'll he ssBeuLecd ty
the commissioners a. the oprniHs of the ale.
Hans Is. ARHJs. Sec. Of etate.
RICHARD 6UEhTHEB, state Treas.
ALEX. WILSON, Atty General.
Commi .sisner of he ubiis Lsndst