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National Republican., 1880-10-05
DlatrlCt GOmrtA.

EQUITY CoURT-JusTIcE CoS.-Edmonson vs.
Edmonson; decree of divorce, Nicholson V. Nch-
olson; decree Of divorce. Arnold VS.. Arnold de-
cree OF divorce. Howe VS.. Howe; decree ofdiyorce.
Thomas VS.. Thomas; decree Of divorce, Brown vs.
Dyer; order rectitying decree and distributing fund.-
passed. HOge vs. Eagleston; salo ordered and trlS-
tees appointed. Charlton Hunter; title vested in
c. W. Duyall as sole trustee. Fitzgerald VS.. Fitz
Buckley; pro contessO set aside. Earl VS.. Dodge;
trustee ordered to distribute fund except $500.
Douglass vs. Lucas ct all pro coniesso against GER
tain deten dants granted.
EQUITY CoURT-JusTlCE Cox. No, I, Cook VS..
Cook; ., Lewis, trustee, vs. Kennedy; g. Zant-
zingcr VS., ZanZlnger; 1, Yarmouth VS.. West D.
Keyser VS.. Hitz; o. Watkins VI. Hunter; 7, p eugh
vs. Davis s. Russ vs. Graham; Q, Edwards, as
signee, VS.. Eutwisle; 10, MARI VS. Brown,
Special assignment-No G2 Phillips VS.. Cavnoy.
CRISuSAL CoURT-JUsuCE JAMES, Thomas Hall,
permitting policy to be sold on his premises; ap-
peal Withdrawn, and fine of $50 or sixty days in
Jail permitted to stand. James stokes, guilty OF
manslaughter
SUPREME COURT or THE DIsrRTc T--CWEF JUsTICR
CARTIER AND JUSTICES WYLlB AND HtGSER.-
Washington Market company VS.. District of Column
bia; argument concluded and case submitted.
The application OF II. 4. Bailey for adm iSSOn TO
the bar was referred u the examining C0mmi-
tee. Dwight, jr., vs.. White ct al; motion to dis
miss complalnants appeal. Cox VS.. McPheNoni
ON argument
AsSIGSNESTs FOR TO DAY.
SUPREME Court OF THE DISTRICT CHIEF JUSTICR
CARTIER AND JUSTICES WYLW ASD HAGNEW.-
No. TO- Cox vs. Mclhersoni %, Wright vs.. Hook; 81,
Miller vs.. KeySer %, CarusPs executors vs.. Carter;
3d. United states use of SChell, vs.. Ebgrl; 80,
EiGhOrn, executor VS., Elchorn: Il, Matthews adj
miustratrlx vs.. Baldwin; ~, Walsh vs.. Kennedy;
-, Lighter VS. HUBBARD a, BloxhAm VS.. Page.
CRIMINAL CouRT-JUsTICg JAMEs.--John Beckett,
murder of Rosale0 Ellen Harris the night OF the
18th Of July, 1879 John Murphy and William
simpson, ASSAULT Hamilton NOss, larceny,
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-, :. -.,.... TMUN1 n, W IT FETIIIV, TIU9IeU
w NJ, SMITH, salesman. ocleoNt
Il 4. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auclionccr.

TRuSrEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. SITUATED on THE NORTH.
WISH COENEk OF + AND ELEVENTH
STREETS NORTHEAST
Iiy virtue OF ndeed I tIust, dated March 5, $50
mud recorded In iiber M. 5ii, fpO $50 one Of the
land records ut the Dsri Of COlumln, viii sell Mt
public nuci ion ~ 'front.' OF tnr premises on WEDNss
DAY, SEP FEN BIER %. a. d. 6.u nt o'clock u. me-
those pieces OF ground yng IN the cy of Washing
ton y. c. known nsioB Nos -, ~ and 20 in square
M 30, together with tie improve mcnte thereon,
cons sting OF ten twO.sioty frame dwelling houses
Ternsi Ono quarter Clsh, blai CO In SIX, twelve
and eighteen months with per cent interest S'6 on
each lot at time of sale. Conveynncing at cHpC Sc Of
purchaser. Terms be cnnp piled with In ten days.
CHARLES f.. FRASER
surviving Trustee.
The above ssio Is post pOncd until TUESDAY, OC-
TOBfN T., 1889, sumo hour aud rlnco
CHARLES h. FRASER,
s'20caw,rd5 Surviving Trustee
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ILNIrEp srArNs MARsmALs sNLM

By virtue Of writ of vrndltioni expOnns, issued
ont OF the Clerks OCp ol the supreme court of the
District Of Columbia aud to mo directed. will sell
nL public Sale for cash, ut the Courthouse door OF
SAID District on THURSDAY. tho iltli day II OC-
1OBER, lssO, ~ II o'clock M ull The right, tile.
claim and interest Of the defendant, John q. stafford,
in aud TO the iolowiuruesctibed property, 10 Wit.
Lots - nnd ~ IN square j2 and west halt oflot =
IN square il3 IN the lily of Wutiington said Dis
trct together with nll and singular the improve
mens Thereon" levied upon AZ tie property OF John
g. stafford To satisfy execution No l6jI3 Mt law IN l-
vor OF Gilhut Vandcrwerken. rs of A, u Grunwell.
SEPTEMBER 10, 1850. FREDK DOUGLASS,
sc2ldis q. :, Marshal
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NAVY PAY OFFICE,

NAVY PAY OFFICE,
BUREAU CONSTRUCTION Ann RErA1R,
WAsIGlSGroS, d. G., Oct !, iSSh)
GEALED PROPOSALS, In duplicate 20 be IN.
> dOrscd proposals for COPPER" VIII be received
at this office until II o'clock noon III" 2JrI ID " OF
OCTOBER, l5Sl. to furnish aud deliver Ut the Wash
ingon Navy Yard 2O0,,OO pounds OF best quality
fined American Copper. This Copper VIII be re.
CURED follows: II O0 pounds best quHlty refined
American Cako Copper. about IL inches wide. ~
inches long and 81, iices thick, 10 weigh about l50
pounds; 5000 pounds best quality refined American
lngOt Copper. about ~ inches long Inches wide and
3g inches thick to weigh about 10 pounds
One half OF ca kind of Copper to be delivered on
before the LIST day OF Dtctmrer. lSsl. and the
ond half on or before the LIST day OF january ISL
with the privilege of delivering the whole at early
n day aS the successful bidder may desire.
The whole of this Copper VIII be subject to the test
and Inspection tho proper officers OF the Washing
ton Navy Yard. To whom bidders are referred. No
proposal Will he considered unless from manuiAC.
turrr or regular dealer In Copper.
The right ~ reserved to reject any or all offers
should Ii be considered TO the interest OF the Govern
nlput to do
Blank forms for bids to be had at this oncc.
j, ADAMS SMITH
Oc5.2taw.w Pay Inspector U, $. N
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TO take elleOt
SUNDAY, MAY 23, 1850. AT 1880 p. NJ.

SUNDAY, MAY ~ looD AT 1870 II. NJ.
AM Leave washington;
-hEstI%GFs Mdh EIcqs Gy sg Way Stations
O5,-Baltlmore. Annapolis and Way. tP!edmont
Strnsburg, Winchester llagerstOwn, Frederick
q RUSSs ND Wfy f!%iSps
aOO-NEW YORK, PHiLA ADEhrHIA,, BOSTON
to New ork and Philadelphia.
9Go-tOn sunday only-BaIiniore, Annapolis and
OhO-tSE LoVTIs, GyHIcAAGo COLUMBUS, AND
town, aud at Point OF Rocks for Frederick aud
stations cast Of Piedmont, except ,sunday;l
Pullman cars 10 Cincinnati and Louisville
daily Grafton to sandusky daily, except satur
1000 -BXITIMoRE EMPRESS Stops at Blndens.
burg, College Brllsvillo, Laurel, Annapolis
Junction, Jossup's and Hanover.
l!:lg-Baltimore Annapols, III colt City and Way.
l;ai-BAITlMoRE AND LAUREL liXPhEsS.
2'1c-MEW GdN ~ Y9hK 9t,f PHILADELPHIA AND Bos'
a3o-Batimofs ana Way Stations. (wlnchcster.
,ao EredsrHIGS HGEer'Ion 9RG Nay u" Relay
REL EXPRESS (Frederick, via RelayJ Stops
80, a. Annapolis Junction. ,,...,,..,.,, ,,,.
chester and Way stations. ton Sunday to Point
Of Rocks and Way stations only.
APPSpT6 ANS hIH
fsfHIISG fsEi Z fhasSS ESD h"ByX ByXLr1MoRE EN-
80. PRESS; y, ,s sto at PiMadems6uGg lad and Laurel.
6;ij-tBaltimore and Way Stations.
f;O-BALTIMORIs AND LAUREL EXPRESS.
g:30-tSr. LOUIS, CINCINNATI, CHICAGO AND
PTrISBURG EXPRESS. (fittsburg except
Sunday.)
fssfY f hGS Ssi %Sb
REL EXPRESS.
lOl5-tNEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Sleeping car
to New York, and special sleeping car 10 rhila-
delphin.
tDaiIy. sunday only. Other trains daily, except
sunday.
All trains stop at Relay station.
For further Information apply ut tho Baltimore &
Oh 10 ticket Offices, Washington Station, and COS OlO
and 1851 Pennsy lSnna avenue corner Fourteenth
street where orders will bo taken for baggage To
be checked and received ut any point IN the city.
W. NJ. CLEMENJS,
Master OF Transp ,rtntiOn.
GEO. s. KOONlZ, General AZ gent
L. NJ COLE General Ticket Agent.
O. X. LORD. General Passenger Agent,
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AICTlON SALES.


TOHN SHERMAN Il CO., Real Estate Agents aud
TRUsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES
TATE IMPROVED BY a 1NYO.STORY FUAME
DIV MELLING AND FRAME STABLE, on ELEV-
ENIM SRI BET EAST, BETWEEN @ AND
STREETS SOUTH
By virtue OF decd Of trust 90 Daniel T.. Eaton,
dated September "a A. y. 1870 and duly recorded in
lber No OH, foio O OF the land records for the
District of Columbia, aud under decree Of the
supreme Court OF the District of columbia passed in
equity cause No. CO.'S docket 49, wherein John A. j.
tfesWell et ~. are Complalnnnts and John Hogan
et ~. defendants aud at the request Of the legal
holder OF tile Indebtedness secured by said deed of
trust VIII sell nt public auction. In front of the
premises on SATURDAY, the 23d day of OCTOBER,
!sSJ, the iolow gdcScrlhed real estate situated in
the city OF Washington, District Of Columbia, to wit
All that certain piece or parcel of land known and
described as LOT numbered twenty-five 2) fTngpy q
prov ments thereon The property will be sold sub
Jec to all general and special taxes assessed against 1t
ana due Rt the time of sale
Terms Of sale; Oue-hird cash. balance In six and
iwelve months for which the notes of the purchaser,
Oenrii Interest from the day sale ut tile rate Ofsx
per cent per anuum and se,uTcl by deed Of trust on
the property sold, must be given, the purchaser
may pay all cash. deposit OF 500 will be required
OF tho purchaser at the time Ot sale and a convey
nnclng VIII tie at the cost Of the purchaser II the
terms OF sae are NOT complied with In seven () days
after the sale the trustee reserves the right to resell
the property at The risk aud cost Of the deaultng
o. The daily newspapers published in the city OF
EMORY A. WHEELER. Trustee
w. NJ, SMITH, salesman ocIpotvds
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PERSON AL.

wv Ill the gentleman, X. g. D., who el the
w personal In last Mondays Rcpublica", pleas
leave Ills address state where interview can De
had IN good faith? Mrs II u. Republican Office ocl.3tt
A n examiner In the Patent Onice desires to form
n connection In the patent business with psrty
with capital est iblished business Address Z .
BON 2il, POstOrice oCl-ut
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National 4C0deniy Of Fine 1rts.
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.

The most thorough instruction In every department
OF ART ron the Preparatory Course TO Portrait and
Historical Painting The Science of Art viii 10
mace 80 conr aud simple that years Of study Will be
saved the student
coRCORAS BUILDING, FIFTEENTH STREET.
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force the Colorado people to regard with dis
trust and dislike the arrival of mormon immi-
grants into the state.
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LOST.

OSrOciober f. ut noon, In the City CHS oflce, an
i 4 enyelope containing s4i In notes A liberal re-
ward Will be given by returning to NJ a GIBSON. No
1921 y stnw oc5-l
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HOWARD UNIVERSITY
THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
Spenoerian Business College,

CORNER OF SEVESrII AND /. SIS, W.
This institution has progressive and success iiul ex.
pcrienCe Of Siylcpn years 1t olucaleS young men
aud women for usefulness ana StlESuppOri, Its
graduates secure positions Of trust and prOAL Course
Ot study and trimming comprises the English Lam
guage, business Arithmetic, Sponctrian Practical
entry adnptad TO every variety Of business Business
Practice requiring Tho nlRking out aud exchanging
of all Kinds of business papers, paying and receiving
cash and Keeping The u counts; ElDrution n q Leo
lures. Day ana Evening sessions begn MONDAY,
AUGUST 20, 1850. For Information and terms ca nj
the College, address HENRY O. SPENCER,
Principal, uul7
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BUSINESS CHANCES
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
baltimore & OHIO RAILROAD.

Tho Great DoubloTTack
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SllUItT LINE
NORTH, NORTHWEST. WEST AND SOUTH.
WEST
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tally restored In either young uld All Malaria
pUlsUus RId lingering d.seaHcs OF Whatever name or
nature thoroughly and permanently GrRilCAted nom
the system, For further diseases aud dihcullcs
which treat YOU must make apll icalion9t my once
CONSU LrAriON FHEE no ALL
once and Residence No. liaO street northwest
between ThirtecEth and Fourteenth Streets near
cl,urrh SWaahingtnt, m n tal2
DRINTING FOE BALLS, RECEPTIONS sc.
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YIKE NOTICED

II II N IT " " n n NII
POSTMASTERS AND THE PUBLIC will take
notice that the recent order of the Postmaster Con
oral excluding from the mails, does NOT apply to
the Louisiana State Lottery, aud that letters will be
registered aud money orders Issued to this Company
as heretofore.
A SPLESDID OPPOK UNIiY
TO WIN A FORTUNE TENTH GRAND DIS
TRIBUrIOS. CLASS X, Ar MEN ORLEANS,
- ma 4
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W ERY pleasant and neatly furnished front room:
also ono communicating, If desired. for one or
two gentlemen modern conveniences; III! Four
teenth 81 n W. Oc4-3tt
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FOR RENT-MOUSES.
JToR RENT BY B.H. WARNEI

OFFICE ROOMS IN No, 1913 and sI9 Fnur.anda-hulf
nlreet n. W.. also In i5S Louisiana avenue H. w.
Call for weekly ReHt-Lst.
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WANTED-HELP.

A WOMAN to keep house AMI do cooking, wash.
N lug ironing. etc, in u small family; no small
children, no objection to n widow. Address q Y,
Repuhllcan Office, Oci
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TABLE BOARD
IMP ERIAL HOTEL
$40 PHEG MONI'H
II. .. CANDEE, NJ D., V, D, OF
NEW YORK.

trent ana cure the following DIS
eases; HrmurrhUids or Piles, Con.
-tipAtiOu, lhrOAt and Lung didiCul-
I ss, consumption, Heart Disease,
, NtArrh, ami Deafness CAusni by
CAtarrh, suffering aud Slummer-
ing. Cancer, ScrUmla, IL rnln, Ery.
slpelas, UorIre, Asthma, - Niln3'
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sUB-TREAsuEY BALANCES
InIiiInnrn NIarIseta.

Gold............,.....,.. ............. $50.
Currency. ....'..,...'......,.... O,l
National Republican., 1880-10-05

INIIREE,STORY brick house. No ilOs Sc n W.
Twelve rooms and bathroom, LntrObe1 range
su tonny waslSiands. large yard, IN compete order.
I9if II n op5.t
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ENR NALE-lInI.aE,S.
NNANTEn-IIOltN,.s.

NTANTfD-P POSSESSION, NOyenb. Is to Deccmbe
w lfor year OF more, small house or Hat oi ST.
rooms, besides bathroom; furnished or not; all mo,
inipr; In northwest portion OF the city. Address
stating terms, which must be reasonable, pFHMA
NiiNT Republican office. OctcO3p
National Republican., 1880-10-05

IlOH WANTED-One from sixteen to eighte
ID years old, who can read manuscript well. MS COZ
holder on II morning newspaper. Apply by lett
only to + II Republican ollice.
, 1880-01-03
Meeklp Statesman,
SATURDAY. JANUARY :. 1850
SATURDAY.
We All knsu Him.

The editor was sitting IN his sancigm
when man, laboring under considerable
apparent excitement, walked n with the
paper in his hand and pointing 10 a small
paragraph, read The genial Col Mum
blechock thinks Of taking AZ Eastern
journey soon. siay he enjoy 4 pleasant
trip is the wish Of his many friends.
- Now sir, said the excited man, "
am Col MuInblechock. and / have called
TO inquire by what authority y5u make
use Of my name ID your paper
First time ever saw II. rsp,ied tie
editor, slanciag At the item, q but | sup
pose it Is all right Ny local reporter IS
very enterpris!ns in hiS pursuit OF Hr"z-
But never gave him PERMISSION ~
use NV name IN thi, meUuer- gs--.atod
the Colonel
Very likely. said rhe el.0. Bat
YOU are going es,-t. ana yuu
" Certainly
" And yoH haven't amy .al.l.... g..
your friends wishing y.g pleasant ulI'
That is al! night, h1t Iaap.j uaut Dr..
maine III the paper, and IN J-r iU'Irc E.U
will oblige me by leaving 70 out
''Of course, said the editor, Z. sou
desire it, and The Golaual bowed aim III
stiffiy out
John, said tie ei.ur &, -ls Office
boy. follow that mau an! se, aa.rc le
goes, and come back and report
John did As h- Was requested. aUa
shortly after he came bach aud reported
, 1880-01-03

ELECVE.IETY Es al n,>tr,.nll'.- i.I .......-
punishment is ass advocated b = -.- ..t
in place cf ths u7,.~cas !,sr,1rrcs All u..5.
sutiie method. Of sniies lie. Is V7a,i T.
an instantaneous. cheaa, Snd r- z~
shock. Sssaald>, -s'i5ws, aE.i eNcca-Ia...-s
A-r most csstir af1iss. ghsTe1s oza eIs-r .z
~ the GENITAL battery colld ,iispstea a. s3,s
criminals IN the land.
, 1880-01-03
TssE CEs.E8RsEElB EUREKA GASG PlOW

Has won & opposition @ been successful in I&oFe pioW
sale than Gang Piow
vented Its success largely thorough construction rs heavy wrought
enable TO stald heavy pull Its
makes h w C general work and hillside; ITS
one got ar ana
has proven highly satisfactory.
, 1880-01-03
TE4E #1oRslTo2 ATl9 SUPERIoR DR.

Both the MONITOR ad SUPERIOR special iayosit-s With the
;ultya;es h sh-.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-04

speech is not yet published in the
Congressional Record or [ should give
extracts from it.
I notice the following in the Ken
osha Union of the 10Th instant:
The subcommittee Of the House
committee on elections has decided to
unseat Washburne of Minnesota Re-
publican), in favor of Donnelly (Dem-
ocrat), on the ground that bribery
has been proven against Washburne.
This will give The Democrats the vote
Of Minnesota in case the next Presi-
DENTAL election should be thrown into
the House. When bribery is proven
against /. member it is right to deprive
him Of his seat ia the House.
Mr.. Washburn's majority in his
district by the official returns was s.
013. In one election district it was
claimed that Mr.. Washbdrn's friends
had used money for his election. If
this is true it is perfectly fair and just
that the vote in this district should te
thrown out but the subcommittee
were not satisfied with this, as it would
not give the Confederate Democracy
the vote of Minnesota in case the
election of President should be
thrown into the House of Represent
atives and therefore they practically
disfranchise the city of Minneapolis,
where Mr.. Washburn lives and
where he had 3,400 majority upon
the ground that the ballots, under a
state law were numbered. Does the
Union think that representative who
is elected by over 1000 majority after
deducting the votes tina were illegally
cast or obtained, should be unseated,
and man put into his place whom
the people have repudiated? IF that
method is to be adopted, a new era in
our political campaign will be inaug-
urated. Some one will purposely hire
a few persons to vote for their oppo-
nents so as to be certain of obtaining
their seat
W "
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-04
A New Kind Of Watch Case,

New because it is only within the last few
years that it has been improved and brought
within the reach of every one; Cd in principle
because the first invention was made and the
first paten. taken out nearly twenty years ago,
and cases made at that time and worn ever
since, are nearly as good as new. Read the
fsllowin which il only one case of many humid
reds, your Jeweler can tell of similar ones:
MANSFIELD. Pa, May 18th, 1878.
L have q customer who has carried one of
Boss Patent Cases fifteen years and I knew it
two years before he got it, and it now appears
good for ten yearslonger.
r. Z. OLNEY, Jeweler.
Remember James Boss is the only Patent
side and one inside) covering every part expos
ed tie wear or sight, the great advantage of
these solid plates D7er electro gliding is appar-
ent to everyone Boss is the only patent Case
with which there is given a written warrant, of
which the following Is i fac smile:
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-04
Republican State Convention.
Rooms OF THE
REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
FEEREAeY =. 1880. J

A STATE Convention of1elesates representing
the Republican PARTY Of Wisconsin, and of all
who will CO. operate with them in supporting
the nominee cf tie PARTY. i hereby called to
meet at The Caritas IN Madison at twelve
o'clock NJ. or Wc,}ne-3as Nay 5th, 1880, for
the purpose Of placing III .o5n nation an Elect
eral ticket Of ten Electors lie supported by
the party at the nex5 Presidential election, and
also to select twenty delegates 1.-TWO from each
Congressional district and four from the State
at large), to represent the Republican party of
Wisconsin in the National Republican Conven-
ton, which is called to meet at Chicago on the
second day Of June. 1880, and to transact such
ether business may be deemed necessary.
Zach Senate and Assembly district is entitl-
ed to twe delegates in the Convention.
r. II. BAKER, Chairman,
7, D, WEEKS, CHAs. LULIKG,
IL. PALMER, G. w. CHATTER,
J. II. kEYEs. JAMES II. Foster,
7. /. SPocNER. Jr. L. B. SALE.
J. IL. NAGGONER, HENRY COUSINS,
n, Bowen. f. A. HUsHER,
j. II. BRIGHAM. s. W. Hunt,
l.. +. FRISBY, II. 0. FAIRCHILD,
State Central Committee.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-04

Hon john T. KINGSTON Of Ne
cedah offered resolution in the as
sembly last week in relation to the
proposed amendment to the Coastitu-
ton, prohibiting the manufacture and
sale of liquor in the state, and the same
was passed by vote of so to 81 1t
is needless to add that the resolution
was in the side of temperance. The
morn is breaking.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-04

QUEEN VICTORIA gave starring
Ireland the enormous sum of s., 500.
Only think of it, what a sum for a
crowned head. One of our plug
newspaper men, Jim Bennett. gave
100000. Vic. should discharge her
hired girl and economic.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-04
ADVERTISING RATES:

One inch, or fraction Of an isss, constitutes 3
square.
Loaded notices in regding columns, sr HRie
mead of Business Notices, 10 cents per ilnefor
irst insertion and cents per line fer each sab
seiusnt insertion.
Marriages and Deaths inserted free.
Tran,isnt alvertisins payable in advance.
Legal Neticss rsauirin presf Of pu slicatis TO
ss paid for before said prosf is dsivsrsd-all
sthsrs payable in advance.
All a4Ysrtissns nts will be inserted until fer
Nd - sssasss ssHs syest4s u tsas Is ssssss.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-04

THERE IS a fair show fol- a Lively
row in San Francisco. Dennis Kear-
ney says the Chinese must go, and as
there is always two sides to question,
there bids fair to be an argument with
shot guns and revolvers. The city
council has voted the Chinese quarters
a nuisance which tends to strengthen
the kearney faction. Business is at a
standstill, and thousands of working
men are threatened thereby with star
vation. This agitation is entirely un-
called for, and the sooner Dennis is sat
down upon, the law of supply and de-
mand as it applies to labor and its re-
wards, will assert its authority, and all
will be well. The Chinese are only
human, and if they can thrive and
grow fat on the wages they receive,
then an American or a foreigner can
do the same. There is plenty of work
but such agitators as Kearney clog the
wheels of traffic, and the result Of
their rawlings is lethergy and disaster.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-04

INDIANA is decidedly not Grant
state at present. The Hoosiers have
the chill-Blaines bad. At the recent
Republican convention Washburn and
Blaine were the prominent names,
with Harrison for the second place.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-04
CONNECTIONS


At Milwaukee with Chicag Milwaukee St.
Paul, and Western Union Railways, in unien
Depot, Reed street.
At Plymouth with Sheboygan Fond du l. "a,
Railway, for Fond du Lac and Sheboygan.
At Forest Junction With Milwaukee LAX e
Shore and Western Railway.
AtGreen Bay with ..Green Bay / Minnesota
Railways, for New London. and Chisage
Northwestern Railway. for points port b..
At Amherst Junction with Green Bay Mimi e
sta Railway for Grand Rapids and point
West.
AtJunction City with Wisconsin Vale Ra il
At Portage with c. NJ ( St Paul ~ forMaai-
son and the West.
Al Ashland with Stearaersfer all Lake SUPERB
0rPorts.
General Manager.
JAS. BARKER Asst Gen, 7. A. Mil.
MILWAUKEE,.
c. T. Duttsn, Supt. Mil, e East Division.
j. Campbell, Supt Southern. Middle and
Northern Division. Steven. Point.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-04

How WOULD the Lucious FairchilG
boom, boom for President, anyhow?
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-04

The REPUBLICAN conventions of
New York, was enthusiastic for general
Grant.