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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-10-06
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Grand Rapids, Wis Oct6m4
At meeting of the Agricultural
Society held in the council room Fri
day evening the following officers
were elected: President, T. E. Whit
man. Of Rudolph; Vice President,
E. Lavigne; Sec'y., T. J. Cooper;
Treasurer, S. Reeves.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-10-06

------sszz9- <5s57---------
T. G. St. Amour returned from
Chicago last Monday morning. In
about a week you can go down to his
store and see the result of his trip to
that city. You will find the latest
styles in everything. Don't fail to
call and see him.
owen Lloyd, of Merrill, who killed
] Jessie Adams last July, has received
his trial before Judge Park and found
guilty of murder in the first degree
by the jury, sentenced to Waupun
for life at hard labor, with one day in
each year to be solitary CONTINENT
the day on which the murder was
committed--July 21st.
Miss Caroline Smith. formerly Of
this city, but now of ST. Point, died
on Sunday morning last the I'd inst.
of rheumatic fever. She suffered six
long weeks before she died. She was
universally known in this city and
leaves many friends to mourn her loss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith have the sym
pathy Of a host Of friends in this
hour of bereavement
john Pearson who has been at work
the past few weeks for the Historical
Publishing Company Of Chicago,
skipped out on the Friday evening
train for Tomah having swindled the
Bank at this place out of $50. lie
was entitled by an order from his
house to draw out 915 aud to come
directly to Chicago, but he managed
to get S45 instead of $l5 by lying to
the cashier. He went to Tomah and
there in a similar manner producing
a telegram from the Historical Com
pany managed in some way to get $50
FROM them. Besides this be had re
ceiyed $40 which the company had
him to pay debt he claim
ed to owe. With this money be has
made for parts unknown He is a
man of about % years, will weigh $50
lbs has brown hair, steps quick, stands
erect and wears glasses. Look out
for him.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-10-06
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Notice.

200 Rolls of Wall Paper for sale
clear below cost in order to make room
for new stock, must close out, at
Slocums Drug Store. 2w
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-10-06

So To S20 per day at home. Samples worth rI
Portland Maine
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-10-06

STrT Folks should send aTOT
DIOhthree cent stamp for L OIIlAO
= free hook of nearly leo large octave pages.
fplI of yaIable notes by Or. i 3. Foote. the
author Of
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE AND PLAIN
HOME TALK.
On ScrofuIa. Diseases of Men and Women. and
all chronic ailments. with the evidence Of 4ejr
cura hiIitv A6dr tsS MRUA1. HILL III Is,
I'D nTCO., Box 7SS, New ! ROOM
L IULu apI14w26 DOOA
, 1881-01-05

Special DispattA II The Chicago ,Tfihunt.
Nxw TonK, Jun. 1.-The failure OF Fow'
Ter, Cra,upto,, u CO., Importers Ut chemicals
mid crllsl,ers Ut llrseed oil, Mt M, lA2 Frunt
street, WAS Il great surprise t0ttay tn tho
tra.le. Tho ll0llSe Ind beoll established
ovcr fifty years, I,a.l iii excellent rep
utatlon anu credit, atMi were supposed
to la,wortll upward af S;sso,00u.
THIS fulluru IL ascrlletl tn unsuccessful
ventures ,.trl general depreciation. Ut lato
their principal business llls been III Import
lux East luiia gouls, mainly chemicals. and
the market hns been going against the goods
they. llnuIleI for tho past six months.
Their dealings III opium havU beo','
1t Is statea III tic tralr, very large, although
they were nut In TIC ring. The n,nonnt tl,oy
are Interested In Is placed at lQ2 casea, salt,cl
1t over $4,000, but 1t H. believed that 1t !.as
already been disposed or III sucl. why that
It vii! =. -. e.
NOT uE Thrown uroy THE NAlsKET,
for the Qtlutat[ona for opium cloaul t0-dHy
without chnnge. With u view ut extending
] their business. they purchased twenty-t0tr
:! ceres OF land at bay Ridge for new oil works,
i bit, beyond laylng oMt tho gr0.llIt, no fir
!. tner work WIS proceeded with. The amount
;, OF the liabilities Is not known, but 1t Is estt.
1nRted that tl,oy will bs about 100000, past
II which IL tlue to hankR fur advances 10 the
1 A.trade Tor merchandise, md OIL h0tes. The
amount oi pupur out IL stated by tile
1irM to he not large. No estllnate
il given OF tbs yalue OF the assets.
+. They consist Of Eeai estate, merchandise
, 1881-01-05

some Of which Is hypothecatcd for advances,
bills receivable, anil open accounts. 'lhe
members of tho firm male Al, assignment to
Alfred NJ. Lewis, their cashier, giving 1rnfer-
e,,ces to Campbell l. Thayor, Zaplmr Mills,
Thomas r. buckley, md platt Il Woodward.
Tho Inst preferences Is for sloooo The other
amounts nre not stated. but nro for borrowed
MOney. ..
7tiH DIXON cnuc1nf,M COMPANY OF JERSEY
suspended today. Thu assets and liabilities,
which ara nearly even, nro said 10 bc IN tho
nu!ghborl,ootl Of S1.000, ,o0o TIC suspension
Is Thought to bo temporary. niM IT
IL believed, TINT tic creditors will
eventually be patd dollar for dollar. 1t
wns cat,sctl by tho failure Of Fowler, Crnnp-
Ion Is TO-. East lndA importers, WHO have
heretofore been tlntng business on Front
street. Fowlor, Champion 4 Co. hold
large quantity Of tho Dixon Crnciblo
Co,npany's paper, which tho COM
pany will he unable to meet
Mt ,nn.urity. Tic Dixon Company Is
the oldest nlpl largest establishment III tho
graphlta trasle In this country, II not III the
world, and Its operations extolNl into evofy
part Of tho world. 1t Is tho sole ownor OF
what are said to be tho only successful
GRAPHITE MINES
| In this country. These mines arc Mt Tlcol,-
tleroga, N. T., at tile outlet of Lake George
into l.nke Champtatn. The business "ns
started ii 1871 by tho late Joseph Dixon, who
received probabls tho first shipment ct ct
| ptu,nbago or graphite that ever left
tho lsland Ut Ceyon, nrd from TINT
beginning The vast cxport trndc OF
| plnlnbago from Ceyion extended NIL over
Europe. Tho present Company was formed
hv tha ,rc,,,,uurs of Tim nd firm of',1Oscpi H.
, 1881-01-05
for forward shipment; by outport stcamersas
low rs 2sis Od@25s.
lTltNIH.


ITALIAN p.Au1'E1l IMMIGRANTS.
NEW IotK, Jim. 4.-A,nong theol3 lta''a',
immigrants Just arrived IRE nun,l1Hr ot
i,ltl,y n,ltt Notwithstanding creatures, WHO
eytslently layo cosnu tu Nnw York Tor ITO
other purpose tl,an TO prey upon charity
Ono OF them II most PECULIAR
Is t1efurn,ett mnl,, who Is entirely
helpless, rs welt rs wltliout friends III this
country. Ills features, particularly Ills
,o,ttl anl eyes, are slnltlnr tn those OF n
monkey. III m nearly nj, upright tosItlol, as
he cnn nut himself lle is n6out four feet
lIlgs,. Ills bnck a.t1 right shoulder, legs,
md feet nrc badly tcformc.l. md tilero Is
large ulaIf.r,lntlnn un his neck. lie Is ,itl.
able to wink without tho nil off n stall.
GOV. ro,srEH's swl:EritEA1.T.
Miss Cnrl,clla Stone, wliu Ii 10 1nrry Gov.
Porter, Of Indiana, is II resident nf Cuba, n.
y, ai,d not Of this city, though sllo II il'1el
l,crr, ut the lio.lau Ut lI1r sister, tlls wife OF
ths wult-known lawyer, Col. a. Z. Davis.
Owing 10 a reccnt death III tho lnttcr's fhutlly,
tho la.ly will lu, mnrrfctl from, tho rcsltlct,ce
OF her cousin, Waltur {4urtce, OIL Fifth avc-
nuc. The bride ard grnoln I1rst met nnly
year :s1o ut tho home Of n mutual frlcnu lit
Mis- lIEMExsc1IS EtpEr's CASE.
Mrs. Theresa lsfcmcuscl,nalder tho woman
Of mal,y husbands. WIN WIS arrested In
brooklyn souto weeks ago for btEa'ny, Inns
just bce1, arraIgned III Newark, N. J. She
pleaded gutlty to bigamy, but not to larceny,
Will, which site Is nlso charged, together witt
her husband, Klenlenschnelder. The caso
wus continued.
| 4 TIIIEF's PUNISHMENT.
Nr:w YulsK, Jan. ia thief WHO entered
the l,uusa of Wlllia,l, e. Sheldon, Of Brook-
Iy,,, lust evening, met with tcrtlble retrib!.-
ton. lie was found baclk Of the adjoining:
new house this morning with n broken arm.
two broken ribs, and fracturcd skull. llu
was taken to the hospital in n dying con-
ttttEon.
, 1881-01-05
An Nra Of princely diving.

Tho latp Mr., Jullrs Il, i5ruwil, OF kittanntnH,
IsA,, has ufl ln vArIftlA benevolent Institutions
tho magnificent su,ll Ut bl,dA a. Thls ts +, he
lIse.l fer hntlo At,i f1roiHn issos. cd!'cutiotl.
ctU 3lra HtU,lr. Ut massachusetts, has Focchtly
tilstrit,.itcti 0sur {G00,NO fur Alntar purposes
During thu rAst twetye m!,,!tns xannS, haSs
t,ltlolis vt nucIicster, NJ. T. The Congregational
Thoti0glcal sctu!uary In this city bus just re-.
eetyud tb0OU frnn, ono guirct. anu wG lelfn
Tho Presbyterian TheoieYical bclnlllasy hert u
reported to hayo received tioo tttu Mtgiy' w
might multiply such InstA1!tes tdcl!ntlys nut
thcs III thel4otycS ura su.ltof1nt to justify what
ls Implied In thu caption Ut our nrtlclo+--tlnt t4a
IN Au cru Ut prlNgely KlylnK.
, 1881-01-05
Death, After q Long Illness, OF
the Wife of John Rus
sell Young.
The Eminent Journalist Receives the
Condolences Of Gen. Grant and
Other Friends.
Pa,{uro OF n Prominent Firm Dealing In
Opium and Linsccd Oil.
The Failure Preoipitates the Suspension Of
a0olossal Lead-Pencll oompanys
WALL STREET.

.! .., ,,,.u.,sh .. tn cbteooa 1,r,ln,nn
,r..,, V',,., Inn. THE stock market, al
.,',, Nn ,..osr,,nr IN the par,icr dealings. was
~ .,.s,,, h,.,er ami nrtccy showed n
~ mo odranno n, ne co,nnnrcd with tho closing
quotations If Yesterday, Tho Improvement
quosas' E,'. ss,,, - to az ;rha stncks most con-
laasus ~ ,,,,,,,co ,vcrc Wrstarn Union.
tfnInn Pacific. the trunk lines, and Gsnngers'
,na,1 G,.vA en,'son,'o,tiv s. hcovv pressure TO
sGeA. ~. t.. o t,,ar: ,voa n decline of ktRk.
9v'4 o. t,,ia ~ Ja,,,,,vord ,novcment the leading
~ Linz .'..s 'v''ra M. Wor,< t,e,,trnl. Western
1T,s;a I1";a, a.a Shnre 81 Paul Jersey Central,
u,'' u.e t1a1a, pnclNr nntl I,ucIt}c Mail. The
5,,,,o .as, o' ,ra,,oht ont considerable amounts
aeI."o ,a., e,ao,, ~ tbo margins of the weaker
" o,,an su1S -; 1.ou nourntors ware iu,,,oiretl,
e:"'' ~ 0' s.r 1,,r srroyn nnAnp
.,,oro ,yoa n nrmcr feeling, the strongest
e.r.a,,. ho,no Western lJnio,,. Reading, and
Wort,orn s,orNa % Is,c,,1c nreferrct, The business
tal,,,'. ,yos octivc IN MI the leading shores,
~ t;,o 1c,,nrs wcrc not attended witt, that
s"to,sa axcita,,,nt whicl, characterized tho
n,os;n~ NJ the market yesterday. Tlicru
was sharu chal.,o fur tho bet
tor IN slnre s,cculntion during tho
F; 1ost half ,,of,r Of business, mid prices ad-
voncr,, K to i from, the lowest point. Tho
nn,sor,l movement was led by the Wander
Northwrstrru. Western Union, st. Paul.
1Srio: aid thp rnn! stpcks. There was great
n",,v,tv and exrIfcmcnr IN nll the leading
",,or,.s nn,l 1nrI-n i,Incks of stock were taken
~, the n,iv,,urd.
" mn, s,:,,nt:y UPWARD TURN
oouo1,t rn,,v of thn rtn,,n s,ecuato1s short,
o,,a t,,ors una ii ,,currnl rt,sl, tn cover III tho
,... n,.1;n,.s i,nllrnol ho,,tls wero lower,
'I,,, .,,,, tnr,vo.t +runvortIors II, Erie second
, 1881-01-05
STIRRING THEM up,

Nr,wAuKEn, Jun. 4.-TIIo Health Com
missioner Of tbs city has serya.t notice OIL tic
Hoard OF Public Works directing that ar-
ruugeluents ba ,ualo In tic public school.
llulses for tho sate egress Of pupils In caso Of
tire, lie IL also stirring up fAct0ry proprle-
tors til q similar way.
, 1881-01-05

ILLINOIS.

NfBense Of the Stomach and Ltvefs
Cairo, Alexander Co.. III.
DEAR Bt1ts Suf1cttng for sung Tins "!lh HeAoacnS
nnl NisenAD Of THO Stomach nnd iiysf wns inonfeo
tcstOTod me u porfcct hoallh md etecnkth u
That El4AS, HAEl4bETs
, 1881-01-05
THE DYER NINE,

<F*sFsV"
CHICAGO, Jun. 4.-Tho liuurtl OF Directors Of
tho Dyer alIn!uu Company havo instructed thor
attnrnuy, John Z. Wilson, Estl. to reply TO tho
churKuA lnat.u .a,rtlIlst tho !ninngotneMt or tte
Dyer Niue a,i.l sao pMGo ", w!li .s MavS tnG 'ac'S
\ GEl} Il. CLARKE, FrcsIIcnt,
, 1881-01-05
THE INDIANS.

No Further Particulars.
No further reports hava been received at
military headquarters sclatiys to tho Indian
fight IN which Maj. 1Iges' command ell
gngcd. Tho press reports ara much fuller
tl,nu my OF tic official telcgSaIns.
, 1881-01-05

LOUISVILLE COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS.
LOUISVILLE, Ky., Jan. 4..-rhe commercial
travellers Of I.o,ltsviltB organized an nsSoc'a"
tion this evening", and elccte.IJ. ". lick snnn
President; ", II. Lyon, Vice; ;Pruatlent; 9.
", Harris, Secretary; nlld Edwaru Datr0 W.
Treasurer.
, 1881-01-05
A SLIGHT DQakEU IL O.

sls. vau Smith apo!ntsnR towards = couple
"juxt lookt tstt not perfectly aosutu fur such
boys 10 70 outY" Miss ltosshud !!aMnaeontlyE ~
stWhy, that's u mirror, not q loOtl" THE young
luuu has not appeared tn PUBLIC slnco.l
, 1881-01-05

F}eh0F. Eh1mpRIRH ~. H1.,
DEAR Bins This IL to ccrtff that ynDr INDIAN
DjtCUii HYHt1l. las dnne me moro Kood fot Kidney
Compliant hnd lieast Disease thah Any otnse tuoats
rinA aYue used 1t also reu one Uf mr. cn!ldten o.
Ehtlts and 8cfctuS. MAhGAAHI C11loaas
, 1881-01-05

. PRICE or OIL Ar. TiTusVlllE.
Trusv1L1.E. ra., Jun, 4.-The petroleum
market openc.l ut 05N cents; highest, o5A
cUI,ts; lowest, VIZ cents, closing at ON cents
sales, ss3,O0o baryets; shipments, 40.7l1 bur
rols; charters, 3i,300,
, 1881-01-05

TselTIdsre. noone Co.. lll.. Fob; 1MG
DEAR Biz: have boon using your INDIAN Hb!0nnn
6Yyp for SONG time md MI pestScs.y .asssaoa az
p1t.te STRENGTHENS tho Nerves. Requisites ths stons
sch and bowels, md tio!tovet Nhsumsii1ni; Wnpta
nut be without It hlts. Wh6IkaAA
, 1881-01-05

;=:@=:=@ ,., o--. !
In discussing tho " ar, which. wl,el, tho 1lrNt
Gs fhs was wfts M wSIte Ms W@s st iasns
tllO second l''sliearal ~ S"ss:
It fsho wnrl wns not slcGnrcd @ % Or tho pa,s p5a n1
an t1,sn in reality, tho,,g, rot in na,,,o, Until
psitxo essSi ha, ,a,,' e , reSts4 Ct .;t,th th%t
%'ssi ssss "; Sstl s IT, sS*s s
spr!t ot ho Natin cssrnynE 81 n1,t ntinr
pcrrtmN e. nor O. co.y ssseos md nore
ssx"rc sx"r,'n sn;r,2ules our iost rank atd respect
afno atns,sls Independent iowGrs. 49,.
sary md nol,le i ,ts ol,ltstsI W snn 5ct!eet
with r sattstaetio'm tat. i,a,r ~ enstS,nS snre
S n..1Gpte pptn ~ 10 O. nof y es
ny hy9 csM ,rt iifE ,r,, T'o w9r 9ru@r ri
on Ss e. as'nyi 5sts ef' been tito ''s' Of A'' example
They hayt sotnine az prisoner, i.s,t e. Wnr " % ol IL
o9 tho t un!tGi ,h s.a,cs Gs gn e To w ~
e"S TiSy havo isa raf.se i % 70 cons"r us prisoners
nni Tt, '".ortcrs M nnrst,s culieratng Without re-
sts1,tnt 10 lilo Un!tutt stntea, Incorporated by
Int s H9e9 e ba!p 1ay opts a
enuntty, III open anl ,t. u,, ~ ftw' aMc Ia
in io tho ' prnotioo of nati;razlag 6y Thousands
oitzens oer eo;1ntrcs nn' nct s 9ny of Hef:
|
tics nEaIisst their in'tfyo country.
Mr.. Madison thus speaks of tho employ
lnont OF tho snyago By tho British:
They ave rot II T. aG tG9 H. ,S S opa sf m I'm
discriminate tnansncre. but toy t2vo @ lot luosc
tho saynses armed With tesc rso erSl s,G
%sn tIsa, to itt's By DIR side. eaEsr 10 thor
md II tmsi1 tbs % work of torture md Heath On
main,ct md t,cfonscess eaptlsos: aui. what was
xs9aq1 n'a bs aSe 4
pr troops. By nrcsenting to tair Ghict, await"
Ing En- massnc5e from the snynKo 1eyoetcs st to,o,t
Tho eIGs! ParaErnls t Q, tf ~ ta aoG'iei1
4 clesss by exn1gsMslng M tll9 belief tqt T. tho tIo
: end. ,.,,,,s ,,ox,,or
s SnK tna i1,o,rra tSi isas s s aats Extended
IF s, shHras!sr s lii Ills first delivered March T.
!. In IN eommenc!ug tho duties Of the ch!et Ex- n;
sSs; ;!S SS %S 5sss r. & s sx
IL 1s's sssr F0sesGt'sts ny
fas1 r. 70 GS sSs T"
sf seditSa dta q ts ;h !}rs g%e 4
wi WIFI ds1s oght 10 70 itfa bo pursne' ] ID future
5 SnrS 1ssa ,y tSo .x1 sastG s ft nak Is
IL ;nr Observation-Disclosures to Congress. llc first
a,,rrcste,i In mn i,,n,,gl,rai: Protection for
4 hnn1r intinsirtcs: diffusion by law Of general
- fntGll3GGncc; tho fostering Of tne n1llltIa: !:
~ improvements OF the country by rOndS anu
y cnrnls etc. rte.
Il S"'A'7' n>,',e,,,s o,co~,, ,v.rto,,n41.
l. MoN!soEh oEtoS" '-'1Aouo4N
G. In 1871, the 4th OF Marcel Gntnc n SUNNY.
SO TINT his (alonroesl seSolt l!raaGstfaa t14 ~
II n!ace on Nl9ntay INC ON. an.s W. W. ~ ~
J. t!onul IMtcIttgenccr Of March lssi, Mnllt
+ tho sceiie syas nune tha less l'nptesslYIe, Z:
q The period OF bands nnd large crowds i,at, ts
arrived, hi1M DOLL Wcle III Httel!An'lco " tnla
occasiolt. The second inntguTnl was larGef re:!aE
tliNn tho first, utlH would Ill s0HletnlnH
10 moro thaM four columns M of I!E fintEE Si i;ye;
ri | Observation-Disclosures, n,rj 1,ints nj fl fnyy things
ia ~ nt.n,s;t H., 'nm In ti,n f,,tmrn rtp snV
|
, 1881-01-05
The Kind Of Messages the Early
Presidents Used to
Write.
Excerpts from tho Ioaugurals oi Washington
Jefferson, Madison. Monroe, and
Adams.


10 ule p"ol'G u. as'.u."a. .,' ,,,,. ,ro o,t,.
~ ~ ~ hn"" , u'ose ~ H'nt.,a." ,,l,ni,
pnollsllea III 'n1 alna's VI H.. es, ,,s,.
arc fers iate. h,e ieuAe'. W. ~. n"n,' ~
toinhos tnto"An; n"t 10 ''.5 H.. 9,.osio,,.
1eles'eu y. haows wv 'a. n'.'s n,.t vili nro,
etcct IN "on'e ", ''''n'S .,.,.,,. a,ttas ~
M"es NV =, e"''1 " - ~ ,ne...a',a. tn...
tnq la.s ia1o ",s ,1s,o !. .a' ~ ,,r,,d.
Up ~ .' nouMs 49, =. ""I ~" ,,,sost nr1 tast
e!au'a ao"uI "uone H. sAo .,s,.nn,,t ~ so,f.
statesmen "'setlsI sno c"peii''ea.s y. ev
s"feies su, thn 1rss""ta JH % n,c after nnother NJ
ula u1c flesuSnts' INV "A.e' w.
tnoy nppsoacMel tne.t Alt"t "m'e.' v,a .,'e S'
m,t! etoa. aws taa ,!.i4 n.oot ~ .run 1,"t, n
ihcS Manlesteo spnt ... ul s."o T.. n.ss .so,snr "
ao'ot'o!', 3"ss as ~ .i'.a p " ,,oa,a
~ ,roi. hatond 1,f,man,f for osststn ncn wher- |
:" loUn w u.T. -. ''e". s"'.a.. t,,,,o
ovef ~ m'en. .s''. w .v". rm.',,<,,, % o,,.,r
s,,,,,,otad ,,. III, III 10 r,mnrtah,n Thnrc
ch'iloSea py nearly ail 10 is'arn M n e;,,. anosa
was I'LL evident htleMpt ny itae Wrltlhk es'
.,a.,,,n,i M, .nu,nrnc thnt ,yo,,i npnriv MI
peil.eu wy M"''. tr.,,.s.,, sr,.,. rar,,ri,n.
n]u sentence was hypothetical aud Furnished,
thc nuthor,a last Recommendation of hin,-
s.', ~" "''''o' '''' neutrality-suspicious. - '''
1Voshtncion was mt inaugurutel until
~; ms'v n 9eSn wSS TW, s,;s ,r"s mr. ,,ot fu,Iv
ahio M to o. say: M but i was was probably because
Cnn,rrpss wns not really for tho exercises
until Tint time. The two Houses pretended
TO assemble, uccorClng to tll1 universal SUBJ
scoucnt rule, on thc I'll, Of March. But
there was not quorum OIL tint tlay, .a1ltl
each ,lIouse adjourned from time to time
mostly on horseback, a quorum was OH
tAIhEA ~ @Al0 AAo"oe = s"'se t''A A@F.FA - t
, 1881-01-05
GEN. AltGuR IN TExA

GALVESTON, Tex, Jan. 4.-uen. G. c. An
CUR. tbs new commander OF the Department
ofTuxas, Aas arrived.
, 1881-01-05
ThfFd~DRy Chll1s.

DEAR sIn: This 10 to certify shat your INDIAN
BLOOD HYNur haB cuf0d mo Ut tho ThiSd-pAy
Chils after al other medicines hed tnl'cd ,,,r,,
, 1881-01-05

MnttOon, CoIet CO.. i1.
DEAN s!n. IND your INDIAN 1iU0D bYNIr ".
Dpecd}ly cttro& Chls, and tac4nsn1oad y ~ to9
best nedscno In tho country for ltheMmatttsm ana
ELL M1AL1t*AA1s
, 1881-01-05

pxAn s1n. NJ daughter VA :aaessr at,,sn aes saes
his IiitcuItY fur nuto than Jcar Win N. tfeaH az
msnt u two physicians .ono A!!ope!9se hna ns ons
.a,oes Fnsh f ,Ss sss n; ns;6 HS6
EYHijis. mud. running oyor yout pamphtet., ~ Ess
caught sour tel4tks on ttv 1i.ea1e Win Ehien -
Tuur me edtrlna and 10 t.* Joy Of Il! aysapsthl!sn
ftIands she VA soon fesEntggaa tga W9Einrrtt}R
hAAtkh. 1NAAN L" "AkAAao'S>"
, 1881-01-05

Bueknehau Kansaaee Co. IL; Mass s4 w; as,s.
ard fund no teliOf HnlI! catnMaenceA nsln& Juaf
mtst y1iun0lu INDIAN Hl.u9n 5fHUFt now ~
mHrh ruifsv i'd nd bone tteal. nd tour Mtd~
Lcin0 70 all. ANNA fAGoosHoAtto'
, 1881-01-05

CAUTION TO DRUGGISTS.
nawnr0 Of Counterfeit Medicine. employ nS
.1lrcK nKonss ru1l1brA 10 solicit tfhao 1FoM oke1
, 1881-01-05

pxAR H,Ki have used your Rrtat lAnlA Az 11t1Uss tts
RYiijl ma bevo found II ureQ4Atch - Nlooa run
1ef. md take plaasuEs In recommending tuSG;
, 1881-01-05

buckingham, KAnkakBe TO-. III. haI ~ ls1N.
DsAR yiis chseffniiy !ettty ta.t your lu.tly ees.
Ahfntnd INDIAN HIllU ~ hUt RtEas unbfsFa1l skts
.frein and ID hI1bIY BY all who haT nand
IL hnTo UaeI your medicine with tho Moet sallslaos
inv ras,,l.s Ind can thss ~ ue1 -
iii Troubled With Liver Conp!aat md hick,
, 1881-01-05

EAR s ny dauEhtsr ad GhlIs fo1 s, foaFss5 .ltsnMs
at;snt rniii cltslnei,cod the usu Of your !NjlAM
HisUuD SYHuP, short trInl nf which e!ecig.Ny
rsst Of ny family, and bn.a had NJ nso i0s docLcS
Nncn have had your medteno " My n1use, r Won,9
humanity .Apaon""n@A Ia 1%"A'~~'
, 1881-01-05

Waterman Stnsion Uo Kalb Co. III.
n1hR Err, This ID TO certify thMt your INDIAN
ei6GO SYKuIs has cufod the OF Faln IL the Hack
II IL q valuable medicine mH6~ WOoDt
, 1881-01-05

DEAR Hl1l: / hnv0 found, by giving your lNDiAN
Bit1 SYHtp falr trial, LhHt II II MI II u ffcoHs
inared nnd nnvse my one Wig utaT be q pt;os
hth1th GfY6 II tfinl. Mtks f1kNAuAHs
, 1881-01-05
<ure for Heart Disease.

Tbutopolls. En1nEhAm En* VI.
pEAN stn. Tour great INDIAN HtoOD SYRUF4
ttr b0Et tughicnc Rvrr Hrcd fhr Heart UlsoAs8.
Recommend Ii 10 oil similarly a,sleted ,a,.,,v,a
, 1881-01-05

DRAp SU9 This u to certify thst ! hAv9 Gs5Aa GeS;Aa
SfeatlY henaEtsd " nstng your great NE ~
stcssIy troubled rtlh Weaknsss Your msatsntes ~
MlkoS ms $oaI ke younK kEl ran ft:9nn a1st M
II q YaluaGte yBln40y. AlAVnA bAonAAAN
, 1881-01-05

Aurora, Kaas Co., ILL.,.
pHAn Hin. l. haya uscd aoMe of yonf }hn1hHf ,ilnh
4 xoOd medicine to build up the syatam 9on9teH$%
Would recommend II 10 Ill suffering fr9D ilsbllk{s
, 1881-01-05

nw.u Hfu, hnvo used Yoaf INDIAN nLoVf
BYHUP for Cramps IN nly Stomach and a!a0 TOR mi
Children who wore troubled with spaama ana IN poa
casas 1t ensctsa eosnp@e'e GWsIIsJlzABE<rH MErzE
, 1881-01-05
LISTOFWYOLESALE DEALERS
D. Clak Johnsen's Indian Blood Syrup

VAN. sCHAAGK. S1EvENSod / Co., a sno
hoHRls0N, PLUMBER 4 co. u and ~ LAks-st
FULi.kK 4 tutl.Ett, u AattsksI
GND. KTbUrkhAuA0u h CO. D WAeasA7es.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-12-20

Hartford, December, l3-Asa Jones
near Turner village, owns threshinS ma
chine and two horses which was managed
by VIM. L. Morrill, and Lyman Crockett OF
Buckheld. They commenced thrashipg
Sep. 18th. and flushed Dec. 9Th. They
threshed in Auburn, Turner, Buckheld,
Sumner and Paris. II any other machine,
propelled by horse power in either county,
has in the given time, threshed more grain
and have had the machine conveyed over
more uneven and tougher roads than they
found In some places OF their route, they
would like 70 hear from them through the
OXFORD DEMOCRAT. Edwin Howard OF
Hartford, raised over eighty bushels OF
wheat. the most OF any one In the Line
district. He did not sow the wheat till
the heavy rains OF May were over, which
damaged early sown grain in many places.
Those who cut their sweet corn fodder
before the freeze on the ;, OF October had
some OF the best corn fodder ever placed
before neat cattle. Amer the freeze II was
difficalt 20 dry the stalks over twelve feet
in length, unless the owners had strength
10 spread it thin on the roof OF the barns.
Miss Avoline K. Forbes OF East Buck
Geld is teaching at Hartford Center. Her
bert Irish Of that place 10 teaching At Line.
John DeCoster OF Hebron, is teaching near
the East Buckneld church. Charles II.
Harlow OF Buckheld, is teaching At (.
Buckfeld.
Shall we have any more OF "Tramps'
interesting letters in the DEMOCRAT:
The dwelling house and woodshed oi
Mr.. Stephen Doten. Hartford, were totally
burned Monday night, about midnight
Furniture, bedding, etc, were mostly
saved. The origin OF the fire Is supposed
10 be Q defective hue. There was an in
surance OF $500 upon the property.
HARTFORD.