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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-12-16
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- Die unterl lutnn4en eer (SrSe aus ben
ToNlor Minen IN 1tanc gountp baben err
ssben, tab bic Tonne Gr3 60 Prpsent
SUPPER 1nb i16 lln3en Silter nit etmas
E@olD entbdlt. Bis ieet bat man uur As
6uB tief sebobrt, hofft aber. oab oas Gr3
IN eihex tiefercn Sdidt reihbaItiser 1T.
Die meilien Mafdinen aum Yetrieb Der
Minen iinb an Ort u1o Steue.
= Die Sanetificationiifen III Dallas
baben f& Serifreut ba Der gisentblmer
bes !panles, in weld,em iie ibre YerI lnime
lunsen bielten. ben Uiiethecontratt ISlte.
- 3. S. Barter, ein friberer Jdrmtr
il @rabIon County fam aus tem 3udt.
bauie, wcielb1 er 5 Subre susebradt
bate, in Dallas an. @r bate in einem
Streit nit einem Warne yamenS Sta<
pies uno bei1en Jreunben erlferen setSotst
nno mar oafir gu 25 Sabren 3udtbaus
rerurtbeilt iporben. Scr mebreren Mo=
naten brad in 9tust, .rofettit Fd Yarier
befanb, cine 8ebellicn unter ben @trdf
linsen ans, Bel meIder fe einen her 'Be.
auten bu tSbtep periuhten. Yarfer per.
binberte ben Woro unb oies mar Der
@runo, bab ibn Der @cuuern.ur besna
biSte.
- Sn Gufin fanb cine geriammluus
pcus Bar8ern fatt, wel6e gun. 3ped oer
gerbeferuns Der mad Nulfin fiibrenben
eanbftraben einberufen tpurbe. Die Ser
ummluns beaufiruste mebrere Nbpotateu
nit Der unteriuhuns, Of bic Staet oas
Nedt Babe, cine Steuer gu bieiem 3wede
anfjuerleseu.l u 39El5iFe
~4 Sn Stepbensriue lit Benjamin
Baifeu, elm bcrtiser Raufmann, fpurlcs
peridmuaben. st fabIte FH in ieinem
@slAafte, unpoM uni sins nad 5nufe;
bort tielt er ff4 tins 3eit tIons auf unb 8iue
oaan wieeer fcrt. 9eit jeuer 3eit per
miSt man Jpn. = ~ vgErssv ~ "a
f.S-Sn Grrat tetrerten fi1 II Ganbi=
baten um tus Mmt o.s @ountHf9aemei=
ifers, bas our& ben Teb beS Sn4abers
erlebist murbe.
I - Son guero fcnnit bic Wahridt,
baB Budels Baumneuenein unb Wible
atbrannte. 100 Balen gaumwclle nit
Samen unb S Carloads Bcumwpllcnia
men oerbrannteu sleihfalls. p, 8erluit
$15, 200 rbne Berfderuns.
= Dreibis Weilen oberbalS Scufon,
an Der @entralbaha, brannte bic prairie
meilenmeit.
Sni Gais ,nerbrannte Elm 2iibrises
furbises 8ino, bas, wdbrenb es ft uuein
i'm 3immer befanb auf ben 2iit tletterte
unb bic &umpe umparf. eebte,e erplr=
birte unb entsinbete bic aleiber oes- Sim
bes unb eHe Semanb fanl mar 90 tereits
tobt. :. a=- t1 sHizsg 80
= Son San Warecs tpurben bic iett
5000 BaIeu Baummcue oerfGifft.~ 1000
| weitere Bauen merben ned ocrfdifft wer=
| ben.
= 2ampaias briiiiet id bnmit, bab
bas SountassSeies rafelblf ffriit b,fclst
wirb.s } ss1 : 81 - 5 ; 101S
- Sn 4ecn County perbranuten ,wei
| farbiae, 3iaber, pelhs qaqein In eiaeu,
6uuie eingefdloHe,r wuren. Cas Teuer
ioa bur& oas idaobafte 1amin cntltanz
ben iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-12-16

- Stirmtf6e Sssfabsten. SAT- ale
Oesanidife, Die In Der @orwo&s i'm
Jlewzysrser 5aftn aulansteu, battsn wis,
Ger ppn fur&tturen @tiirmen aa bsrtGtsn,
bic aaf bpter @te watbsn unb ben Gabr-
3tussn bsn untersars hrDten. Dte BE
SIit,isre ees fransSfiasn Dompfers ,, @itY
Of MarfeIs", Der am Is. Nupsmbsr BON
1ause atfu5r une sra am 3. December In
9!tw yort sintraf, Middleton, mar sisIe
5atrt cine ssr lliirmifaasn anp ssfdbrltd.
fen, bic nod is elm Dempfr ibrer 2inie ss.
maat uno tie Fe s.itlsbens nidt psrssfsn
wsrbta. Der Dampfsr bate BON surnbsr,
Elm sssea unssmstn tsftiSe Gesenwinse
an3utampfsn, fsnsn nod reniasn daseu
Sturmt fu!stsn. wslde bas Mser BIZ in
ltine Iisit eufwutlten uno bic ean,e 3sile
bineurH fprtoausrten. Dersbod (@lussn
biz Dussn smpor unb bas Sdif parb mts
cine Nubl&ale umter9eilslsustrt; balb {ab
Is huH Obtn auf benz f4dumenpsn &amms
,insr ma&tioen Dsse, balb f6pe 20 iab.
linas In einen ttsfen Absrunb binab, balb
mar Is sSlltg ibsriluttet unp arbeitste (lG
nut NIT Mlbe wiep.r untsr ben. hariiter
bintrauisastn OaiffrmaTsn btrppr. Der
Dinb raif uno tcbts, als wpue er ben
Dampfsr In Stide breHen, unb 3sitweile
wiiree Ssfsr, Ter f& auf Dsd gewaet
bate, iiGerlirt iortesri6sn worben uno ben
tobtnoen @lemtntsn gum Opfer sefalIen
isia. 8er Sage lang muSts bas s&iff un.
aufb0rli& naa eem Wtnoe sswenbet psr.
BEN, pSli9 Sturm unb gDoaen pretsesss,
ben. btees sinmal mad eitfsr une bann
mad isntr Ri&tnns btal&leuSsrtsu, 70 tae
Is weit aus ieinsm &urle serietb. Nand.
NAL lag bsr Dampfer, eer uur cine lsIhts
eaeune an Borb battle. aufbsr Sette, pber
Is tobta fG 8ortsr. unb 6tntsrtbstl, unb
tie 5trante rastr oft nett iibsr bas Da@
sr smpor. YtmaununS lomotl mie Walfa.
sisre batten pielfad 1Obssanaa aus,uRe.
ben uus panften @ott, ais enbliH bic @e.
1ape Mmsrita's In StHt iamsn unb bic
6efusteit bes Sturmss tmmer metr mad
LIEF, is ndbsr bas Gabr;eus Dem eanbe tam.
DER Dampfsr bat trob pes srfabrsnen I'm.
ssmads teins srnltliden BsfGdsisunaen
trlittsn. Anpere Jatr,suss babsn pabrsna
Der llsterfabrt Nstalitss trlebt. barunter
Der Dampfer San BrsYost ,,pon autwsr.
pen, Der bur6 rie:Stiirme ,rpsi gOste p.r=
lor. Wsbrtre fnb ouf bpAsr Sse an
S&iffstrammern poriitersefabrsn, bic Of.
ftntar son burG psu Sturm 3srlhsutsn
Gabr,,usen berrabren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-12-16
. lleber Zen Brin,en 0ouarartp

= lleber zen Yrin,sn gonararte unb
bic done Ipdter bes Spielpiaters.
Blanc. beren QOdseit jdnslt bas aabel
mslretes .rirbi ans Yaris ,se{drieten
Yfia; 9tolauo BOnaparte beiratbete 6rdu=
lein Marie Blanc, bic 2cd,tsrh ess ete'
maiisen Spielpadters. Die Yariier
Spurnalc er,dblen einen fSrmliden Ho.
man uber bic 4rt uno Weiie, wie bas
iunse Yaar iiA fennen lernte. yor feds
Dlonaten tsiu@tsn spei junse W'ab4en,
beiee sleid reijenb unb anmutbis, einen
3sidasnturs i'm Jaubours ct. Germain.
Die lunsen Mde4e fannten iid nur BON
Seten, aber cine unwiberfeblide Spm'
patbie 10 erldhlt menisfens elm Jeuiae'
tenif1, fettete iie aneinanber unb mahts
iie balb su 5rennbinnsn. Das cine DieIer
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-12-16
e. @olffcu.

Serr s. Bplfion bat iein MSbelse=
idift mad ben, neuen 5tpre am Main=
Yla5a perlest uno eaieltil bic pradtis=
fen WStel gum Sertaut bic ie bier cffe'
rirt puroen. aues mas in oieies Sad,
idlist. wie @trpbmatten, Eeppide, qau.
fer, saroinenb1lter y. 1T baielbit gu ba=
ben uno smar su ben mibislten Yreifen.
Das s@pielwaarenbsYartement
tat 1etnsn Ylab In BEN friitsrsn WSeel
Ro,s, bintsr Dem neuen gsbdubs, asfun
ben. Disle Mus feQuns IL bsionters
rsthtaltis unb umiubt Auss, mas ter
Spielwaarsnmartt Der sDslt ttettt. 5trr
Wplhon ssrtauft aud In bitiem Departe.
meat NIT ssrtnsem Yrofit uno MIR ftnb
iiber3sust, pab bas srube Eager binnen
spsntssn 5useu seraumt istn wiro.
Man Beetle f4 babsr feline gintaufe .su
raaten. 5m.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-12-16
3artt . a men.

Dis(e lanswsiIissn, ermibtnben, Ssn,
iatiOntn, welhs ss gua faa unmD9lid
maiden, ouf guren 5iibtn ,u ft6en, bic
Guren Syifem au. glstiri,ltdt raussn, oas
Ratb Scn Guren Banasn trsibsn unD tt.
ltanria an gurer 2fbsastral. ssbrsn, tGn.
ntm febr lti6s bdsitist werbtn purh raa
wurotrbare 5.ilmittsl Sopfsn Bitt,r.
llnrsaslmabisfettsn unb 5inosrni1e In Gu.
rsm Splfm werben auf elnmal entfernt.
luSsreaS bic fpesisus llrfaHe gurer psrto.
bids, sSGmsrsen auf immr sstotsn psr.
BEN. Dcat i4r bisrauf aatsn - &tne
Satutbny Niebt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-12-16
Us te m an @Iad erlanat.

Slid III bic Nbwsltnbsit pon @Hmer
gen unp Qsteer. S@mer,en I'm untsrIsibe
,teen tins unorbnuns an. @srua,
5arbe obsr irssnp wslHe Sutfan,sn in,
urtn Ststaneen eine 4tanfbstt, wslts 70
fcrtise Aufmertlamtett Oerlanst. gDtr
batsn Don eielen unisrsr Grsunbe iibsr pte
bsmtrfenswertben Gtssni&aftsn pon Dar.
nsrs Sait JfibutY unb 9ls.r Guss ipre.
&sn bSten unb fnb iitsr,,ust, bae es
nihts Netbpsussss sessm aue llaorb.
nunsta Tee urtntrlyfems fopobl bein,
mannliGen, rpie beim reiblihsn @dtlsd.
t. jaibt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-12-16
g. &. Gleinc.

SIR bic teoeritebsnbsn Jsltase bat Der
tstannte Suwslier, 9srr 6. S. &letne,
cline babide Nusuabl BON @olbiahen
aller Mrt, wis ubrsn, Rinse, &etten,
B,phen. Armbdnbsr, Mani@etten' unb
5emeentn6pfe &c. sinssfauft unb offertrt
ale cteie Waarsn su ben mabisfsn Dret'
fen, um NIT tenn san3en gOrratb,
utne @ld Hot auf Gintaufsprsis polRdnpis
au3uraumsn. Gs label bas publitum Der
Staet unb umeesenb erSebenil stn, BEL ibm
sorjufpredsn unb feline Waaren au inlpt.
,irsn. preils btaiser wie ie uorter.
b31, ,12tuw.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-12-16
G the grfobruns 8ieter.

. 3lV Y HF Ut q u II 8 OEFFFt'
Sd NAT lanse franf une eieno, uerur'
iahte msinem @attsn piele 8efhwsrbsn
uno Gussaben uno 9ltsmano mubte, mas
mir fsblts. SD mar oollRanois sntmu-
ttiat Sn bislem 3uRante erbiett Ii cine
6lalte 5epfen Bitter unb sstrauhte BE
lslts, pan., cab es meins 5amtle wubte.
SD purre (fbr RAID bsisr, 70 oab -meiss
Manm unb meine 6amtls o:ss unnatiirliG
fanbsn. Nls i'd ibnsn aber mittteilte,
pas mir sstolfen bate, riefen ile: 5urrab
fur Sppfsn Bitter gS bat bic Shutter aes
iunb uno uns 9lndli6 ssmadt. = Dts
Shutter, = 5ome Spnrnal.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-12-16

= Der teae Stuf 1T psrssubet, wenn
ber Sdneiber ietae @aulptsfett nt6t
ttut. Gsbt gu Cohen unb 6 j..
nisbsi mt unO ibr merben einen Mn5u9
srbalten, ber fst, nwie ansssp6tn."
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-07-29
Warts.

As much as warts and corns may be
thought to resemble each ether, they arc
quite different in origin, character and
means of cure A corn is simply Il
thickening and hardening o: the scarf
skin, or epidermis. 1t is always caused
by pressure, and is removed only by the
removal of the pressure. And we NAV
here state that so absolutely are they
thus removed, a protracted period of
sickness will gradually lift them wholly
out of the flesh.
A wart, on the contrary, belongs to
the skin proper-the vera cutis--and
consists af an abnormal growth of one
or more papille, in which the nerves
and blood vessels terminate. The sub
stance of wart is peculiarly sensitive
beneath the scarf-skin which covers the
head of the papilla, and which these
carry with them az they push upwards.
In most cases, MS the equalized action
of the parts is restored, they go of
themselves. They can be speedily re-
moved, however. by touching them re-
peatedly with nitrate of silver, or BY
applying nitric acid to their extremities.
Care should be taken not to touch the
adjacent skin
Many superstitious notions prevail
respecting the cure of warts, among the
people. They have been handed down
to the remotest times, when supersti-
ton had more TO do with medical meth
obs oenerallv than true sc,cpca
In the aged, when the cuticle is hard,
the epi,hetical calls, instead of develop
ing upwards, develop downwards into
the tissues, and give rise to painful tum-
ors, which the physiciaa alone can era
dictate.
Sometimes "moles" tend to enlarge
and become painful. A little nitric acid
applied u them a few times will arrest
the tendency
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-07-29
What is a Vagrant?

Once in a while the dictionary fails.
1t failed the other day when case of
alleged vagrancy came up before the
proper magistrates There is in this
city person whom most people will
recognize, as we are about to describe
him. He generally arranges to over
take the passer. bv, and mis- usual sauta-
ton is" Sprechen sic Deu.schl No?
Parlez vous Francois | speak >aree
leetle Anglish" then comes the APP
peal for "a leetle money" to assist him
to 60 home. He is German, who
made his appearance here during the
Centennial year. He wears very good
clothes, is very particular about his shirt
front, and by no means a shabby per-
son. But after having been accosted by
this person score of times, and finding
him still short of funds to go no ne, we
had-until the other day-regarded him
as a vagrant. But he has place to
sleep, and he gets very fair living in
the manner related. We had regarded
that solicitious person as vagrant, we
say, until the other day. 1t appears
that we have done him wrong in
thought and possibly in words. Should
we ever meet-beg pardon should he
ever overtake us again, we shall beg his
pardon.
What is a vagrantl Perhaps it is
one who has no visible means OF sup
port. And il that be the case, then the
interesting young woman who whilom
nursed her twins on the most crowded
part Of Chestnut street was not va
grant. Her means of support was quite
visible. SO also Of the person who has
been for the last six years turning up
now in one part of the city and now in
another, always Just out OF work by the
stoppage o. some manufacturing estab-
lishment, which, upon inquiry, always
proves not to have stopped at all This
person has visible n cans of support
cheek, unlimited brass, and chronic
disregard for the verities. Having a
visible means of support, this unhappy
person cannot be a vagrant, and as we
have SO regarded him, we await the
next interview to beg his pardon. There
10 oIoo aIlotHei pclsol WEO IL SItiI
traveller, and who, IN spite of a very
sore leg, makes his rounds with aston
ishing regularity This person will eX-
hibit his sores for a few cents. A nickel
will give him new vigor, and Iii ne
will earn for the giver the highest COM
pliments. Having seen his sore leg,
and paid the fee, YOU may reckon On the
special guardianship of all the saints.
This person had seemed to be a vagrant
also, but he has home in the outskirts,
and his means of support are easily
made visible as We have related. We
beg his pardon.
But what is vagrancy Is it to wan
der about in poor clothes, un rashed,
uncombed, unfed, too lazy to work and
ashamed to beg We don't fnow of
any who do that They all beg, and if
one begs for livelihood, one must have
a visible meals of support. SO, if one
has some physical defect that people
will pay money to see, that constitutes
visible means of support. Good people,
there are no Migrants. The term is
coinage of vaSrant fancy. And if you
ask, "what is vagrant p we shall re-
ply, ait is not.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-07-29
A Child's Faith.

A charming story OF French child
Several weeks ago the little sister Of
baby died, and baby could not under
stand what had become of her. She
asked where she was "She is in heav-
On, my child, replied mamma. The last
day Of the Old Year baby was amusing
herself with one Of those little toy bal
looms mamma, ii my balloon should
get away where would it go tot" up
in the air" 'Only in the air :" MAY
be to heaven" Baby went to play
again, and after while came back with
out her balloon. "Wha. have You done
with your balloon = at has gone to
heaven. Little sister will have it for
my New Years gift
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-07-29
THE POET AND HIS SONGS.

AZ the birds come In the Spring,
We know not from where;
As the stars come ut evening
From depths Of the air;
As the rain comes from the cloud,
And the brook from the ground;
As suddenly, low or loud,
out OF silence a sound;
As the grspes come to the vine,
The fruit to the tree;
AS the wind comes to the pine,
And the tide to the sea;
. As come the white sails of ships
Der the oceans verge;
As comes the smile to the lips;
The foam TO the surge;
SO come to the Poet his songs,
All hitherwsrd blown
From the misty land, that belongs
To the vast Unknown.
His, and not his, are the lays
He sines-and their fame
Is his, and not his and the praise
And the pride Of name.
For voices pursue him by day,
And haunt him by night.
And he listens, aud needs must obey,
Wber the Angel says: write"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-07-29

direct lineal descendant of Honoria
Whiting-Mrs. Rhett2'
Yes, his mother was Rhett, grand
daughter of Honoria."
Then he was the sixth in descent
from her, and Laura, his only child was
the seventh.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-07-29

How noiselessly the snow comes down.
You may see it, feel it, but never hear it.
Such is true charity.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-10-21
The Revival.

Mrs. Van Colt closed her labors in
this city on Sabbath last and left On
Monday for Stevens Point where she
will remain for two weeks Mrs. V.
came to our city stranger. personally
to all our citizens except the family of
Rev Bennett who had secured her
services by persistent effort, on his
own responsibility, and entirely uu-
known even to his confidential friends.
For several days her peculiarities were
the subject Of sharp criticism, but she
soon conquered the prejudices of all
who gave her proper hearing. In
deed her earnest and self-sacrifcing
devotion to her work compelled uni
versal admiration and general esteem.
Never has there been in our commune
ty SO great religious interest as has
been produced during the three weeks
of her labors here.
The problem of her power is easily
solved Her countenance beams with
kindness and good will to all, which
is only the out-gushing of real SYM
pathy intensified with divine influence
her command of language is COM
FLETCHER histrionic ability is of
high order-her intuitions seem al
most inspiration itself-her faith in
God and in the power of his Truth is
limited only by his promises, Thus
armed, she knows nothing of failure.
Not far from fifty professed saving
faith in Christ during her stay, and
the good work is still going on in
union services Of the Methodist and
Congregational churches, between
whom there exists a delightful har-
moEV.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-10-21
-Auburndale Items.

The new church at Auburndale is
now quite enclosed, work has been
pushed on it rapidly and the workmen
are rewarded in having shelter during
the present cold snap. When done it
will be an edifce well worth being
proud of.
Numerous other improvements are
being made about town Mr.. Connor's
new store is progressing rapidly.
When done it will be one Of the neat
est in the county. Kingsbury & Bros.
have also been charging and improv-
ing their place of business and so i'm
provements continue.
Last Monday night the people of
this town turned out in body to lis
ten to the political speakers from
abroad. The evening was occupied
by Geo. L. Williams, J. X. Parrish
and Col. Fred Barrett Messrs. Wood
Christensen and Bronson, candidates
on the Republican County ticket were
also present.
Mr.. Williams spoke first and we'll,
giving democracy some hard hits, and
Messrs Parrish and Barrett followed,
giving the democratic party thorough
airing, much to the anus ement of the
audience Mr.. Barrett is an old resi-
dent of Mississippi. He went south
after the war a democrat, but has
returned republican of the
most radical school, If what he has
to tell of southern life and southern
politics is true, his plea for republican,
ism is indeed strong one. We think
we can safely say that the town of
Auburndale will nobly do her little
part in helping the republican party
of Wisconsin to roll in such a heavy
majority as will surprise even her ewn
leaders. Hurrah for Garfield and
Arthur
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-10-21
Grand Rapids. Get. 20, 1880.
Death Of Dempsy Wood.
Respectful


WooD-On Saturday night Oct. 8,
at 1880 o'clock p. m. Dempsy Wood,
colored, in St Louis Mo-, of Infam-
atory rheumatism, aged 102 years
and 10 months.
Uncle Dempsy was born in Halifax,
North Carolina and remained slave
from his birth until by President Lin
coins proclamation he became free.
He was the father of 80 children by
his first wife all of whom are now
dead excepting Milas, with whom he
has been living for the past few years
previous to his demise, Mr.. Wood
was married five different times and
he has outlived all his wives but one,
Mrs. Jane Wood, his present wife.
"Uncle Dempsy'' as he was Familiarity
called here, came to Grand Rapids,
July the Sth, 1866, and remained
here until April 9th, 1878, when he
moved to St. Louis. Milas his only
son living is still in St. Louis and his
address is S. Z. Corner, Cass and
Jefferson Avenue St. Louis, Mo. He
and his aged mother have the sympa-
thies of many old acquaintance in this
community.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-10-21

The southern politicians do not rel
ish the Presidents suggestion of ma
tional aid in education. In the idea
of school books in negro cabins they
smell Republican rat. Education,
they say, would intensity the negro S
worthlessness and render him a hope
less and IRE claimable nuisance. The
Meridian (Miss.) Mercury takes the
matter especially to heart, and thinks
the Methodist church Of the North
has already wroght evil enough with
out superadding can army of Yankee
school masters and school ma ms,
chosen by strangers and enemies -
They dread the time when intelli
gence shall render the negro unman-
ageable. and they hold up the bugbear
that "when the school houses have
been burned and the teachers driven
away, Federal bayonets will replace
them, and the last end Of the South
will be worse than the first. "-Comier.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-10-21

While we are personal friends of
Mr.. John Arpin we cannot see how
or why he should desire to be elected
county treasurer over his opponent, I.
L. Mosher Mr.. Mosher is an old
book keeper and good accountant and
in everyway capable to fill the office
while with Mr.. Arpin the work would
have to be done by some outside party
as we are credibly informed Mr. Arpin
cannot read or write. We do not say
this disparagingly of Mr.. Arpin, but
simply ask the question.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-10-21
For Sale at a Bargain.

The property situate IN
Grand Rapids Hi8., hnoeon
as Music Hall, or Worthington
Block, Lot and buildings. 4
large store, hall, and dining
rooms and barn. Suitable eth
er for store or hOteL 4 desire
able location, for terms apply to
Webb and Cochran titus.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-10-21
KendallVille, Indiana.

The above named city is in North
ern Indiana. situated at the crossing
of the Air Line division of the L. S.
& NJ. S r. r., and the Grand Rapids
and Indiana r. r. KendaiIviIle, in q
business way blooms all the time. It
is more noted, perhaps, as being head
quarters for the manufacturing of the
celebrated medicines, CDR. NarshalI's
Lung Syrup" for Coughs and Colds,
and "Bromoline, " the Blood and Liver
regular for which we are agents. If
you have a cold remember DIR. Mar
shall's Lung Syrup and if your blood
is bad, or your liver out Of order, try
Bromoline, Signed, f. j. Wood. 4w
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-10-21
- s%Ss -Ss

Come and see the largest stock Of
dry goods in Grand Rapids or Cen
tralia. Opened today. Eoerything
bought cheap and sold cheoper.-
Splendid line of prints at 6 cents.
II IL cent dress goods now 10 cents,
and everything in proportion. New
styles in dress goods, repeltants, cloak
ing and splendid line of piece silk
and fringes Hosiery till you can't
rest, and gloves to numerous to men,
ton. STAFFORD & COLE.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-10-21
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4 = @E
ST AMOUR!

la Has just received the largest,
best selected and cheapest stock ever
brought in this county. We invite all
before buying TO visit us and see some
of our bargains. We sell
Good calico for cents.
Good sheeting for Sc.
Good cotton flannel for Zoe
Good brocaded dress goods for 10c.
Good brocaded dress goods double
width worth soc for 35 cents.
Good cashmere, all shades for 40c.-
Good table linnen for 35c,
Good white bed blankets for So IS.
Good felt skirts for 60c.
Good cloaks for 1919.
Good mems hats for 75c.
Good mems heavy suits for $500
The best soc underwarc in the U,
S. and some for less.
Our stock of clothing and over
coats is by far the best and the cheap
est. We keep no Shoddy. A fine
line Of