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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-08
Dresses for ArsnnnistnuA Oucon.

Civilization will rejoice In tho fac.
TINT the Queen OF Afghanistan has dc.
cided to adopt European dross. A fash.
ionablo firm in London recently for.
warded to her majesty four costumes
which Sun correspondent hnstens to
describe.
Tho material in cach case Is wool.
Her maiesty's iondnoss for flowers las
been respected In the trimming. Ono
fuchsia dress has velvet basque, with
gold fringe and tabled skirt. 4 con.
'volvuli costume Is made up OF velve,
zouavo bodice and skirt, trimmed with
guipuro lace.
A striking characteristic oil heather
costume is M umbrella skirt, while
green silk and ivy leaves add 10 the at.
fractions OF tho fourth costume.
All tho dresses arc high nccked, short
skirted aud silk lined, and in appear.
ance nre n sort OF compromise between
English simplicity and Oriental splen.
dor .-..
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NJ EDlCAL,
arEEE OPEN SWITCH.

" lssaiST4DLlSHED SAFEGUARD.
Apyhody who travels by cars knows what
is meant by an open switch" It is the
terfessot railroad men, and the dread OF the
sseayeieE Its victims-killed, horribly man
gled or manned for life-arc numbered by
thu sc0fe each year.
etesen the dreaded "open switch " is not
sowidely fatal as is certain disease, which,
Without ceasing its activity for an instant, is
dStlS flling hundreds of graves.
is that terrible ailment? you ask.
" L5sgrt Disease "But," you reply, con.
fiaentiy5"l haven't any heart disease--my
Heart iGall right" Arc you SURE? y
pE tranklin Miles, Of Elkhart, Ind the
fdlstingrished specialist in diseases of the
$heast and nervous system, states that disor.
Sdersjot the heart are as common rs those Of
The lungs, liver, stomach, bowels or kidneys,
though often unsupported. The reason pco.
sPte are not aware Of this important fact |.
}, becanse symptoms OF heart disease are no,
Stspaliy recognized rs proceeding from this
8organ but are attributed 10 some other
;souree II you have shortness of breath,
futtertng or lpitation, pain or tenderness
~; ieit breast, shoulder or side, oppressed or
schpkiig sensation, fainting or smotherina
sspellsyottr heart is affected. sys5.
chad been troubled with heart disease
I iorsears: Myleftpulse was very weak, could
mt times scarcely feel it, excitement would
sweaken my nerves and heart, and fear Of
impending death stared me in the face for
shopts Or. Miles: Reryiae and New Heart
1SCarsare theouly medicines that have proved
Eofany benefit and cured mel. NJ. DYER,
SCloysrdale, Nd.
SsI'tMy wife has been taking DR.. Miles Ntw
u GTstor The Heart. She thinks itwonderful.
$SheShas not been troubled with pain or
smotheriug spells since using it. We have
Salsopsed DR.. ltileS Pills, and We find them
$Eallthey are claimed to be."-GEO.L. FINK,
philadelphia, Pa.
VI These and hundreds Of similar testimo-
minis are convincing proofs of the wonderful
/ powers of DR.. Miles Neg Cure for Tie Heart.
Its e6ectirc, agreeable, and above all, SAFE
| Sold BY druggists on positive guarantee, or
sDrs Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
" sold BY Druggists Everywhere. mrlS.Mwr4wy
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Some people have queer ideas about
wearin. mourning. When Grape is
worn there should not DO suspicion Of
any trimming about the dress, except
folds OF tho Same material or Grape. To
use cut jet is atrocious, and even dull
jet is in bad taste. A recent widow,
done up in yards OF Grape and "bomba-
zine" with :he shclf crease yet in il,
stuck to her dimonds, wearing two.
carat stones in her ears and five OF tho
Same kind at her throat. Through the
folds OF her enveloping veil they shone
like glow worms. Grief like this is a
ahriekinc sham. 800. ..
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GISrLEMEN:-I never sold a medicine
that gives such universal satisfaction to
my customers ms Krauses Headache
Capsules. l can speak, also from expe.
rience, rs they have nearly cured me OF
frequent attacks OF sick headache. !
could get you many testimonials in this
vicinity from those who have used them.
Yours truly, @. l. CoTrISG. 4
Red Cloud, Nebraska.
Sold by Alex. L. Young, John Kari.
Wheeling, and Bowie & Co., Bridgeport,
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Two cupfuls OF stewed applcs-stewed
evaporated apples will do-one-hali
curful OF sugar, three eggs, the yolks
and whites separated, ono teaspooaful
bittcr almond, 4 tcaspooniul OF CHINA
mon and nutmeg, mixed. Ii the apples
arc not hot. heat them, add sugar and
spice and butter, and the yolks OF eggs
slowly. Beat well and pour into a but
tered baking dish; bake in quick oven
ten minutes; meanwhile beat tho
whites OF the three eggs to n still iroth,
add teaspoonful of bitter almond; draw
pudding to oven door, spread quickly
with meringue, bake delicate brown.
Serve hot or cold with cream.
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FAST Liberty. Pa, Feb. Z-Cattlc, receipt,
l.l6o head; shipments LILO head; market dull;
prime to extra 81 59nI rs; fnlr 10 good II 0Oai H
common s. 25a3 20; fat. cows and heIfcrs s. oJa
co. bulls :? Oea3 O0 bologna cows s. w 10 $I2 90:
fresh cows SO 90 10 SO 70. Hogs, receipts 900
hcud; shipments 1900 head; market Slow: Mi
grades s. a5a5 ~ Sheep, receipts :oO head;
shipments, GD head: market very dull: prime
50 4Qa3 Co. fair 70 good s. 0oas 20; common ST OOa
90: limbs s. Swat Is; veal calves 81 5caG 90:
henvy mud thin s. 07u3 90. p =, 7
CHICAGO. Feb. Cattle. receipt. 1880 head;
shipments 5000 head: market slow; general
market lower good TO choice extra steers ST 3Oa
10: Others $! 2jai p; Texans s. ?Oas IS; Stockcrs
81 GOaS 20 Hogs, receipts p 900 head: shipments
5000 head; market slow mud lOc lower; heavy
rough 81 Glai 9Si packers and mixed S. oOn5 ID;
prime heavy s. lja5 70; prime light IS l0a5 20,
Sheep, receipts 1900 head; shipments j. 900
head; market slow aud tritle lower; natives
s. OOaS 20; westerns s. 25a3 g.; lambs = 75ai Is,
: ClgcISSArI. O.: Feb. 7.--IIoSs III llsh. demand
IncptS 1000 head. t'ar.a ID - -. ~
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and chiffon. Tho cnlls Of tho jacke,
were Of yellow sntIn under q heavy
dnrk.bluo bralinG, and tho broad.
shaped girdlc was Of tho Same material.
But beneath this simple aud satisfactory
waist q scnsclcSs. useless rounded piece
OF blue sergo hung hnli way down tho
skirt aud over the hips. 1t wins faced
with dark blue Sllk. Tho back of tho
oycrskirt consisted OF n straight, plated
piece Of blue serge about rs long a. tho
apron iront.-NtD York World,
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"Do you know how to make n veil be.
coning?" says writer in the London
Queen. Lime it with gossamer tulle of
pink tone. This will BIO invisible to
the observer. but the effect OH the com.
plexiou is incredible. Colored wells
come in and 90 ont quickly, as rule.
but this will, | think, have different
fate, for it has so much to commend il
White wells with black figures on them
went out long ago, but black with white
designs arc new and tlattering."
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The latest paper-cutter is silver dag.
ger with the name OF the owner en-.
graved upon it and a'silver sheath.
; Enameled wreaths arc much used for
brooches and lace.pins. Even has.pins
and hair-pins arc made in this pattern.
The briarwood pipe now comes with
various silver adornments. a mono.
gram in iiIigrcc work is considered tho
most desirable.
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THE oVEIisIlIRr is HERE.

1t Boldly Fiaunts Itself on Some New
Spring 1mportntions.
Tho overskirs unmistakable and un-
disguised, is here. Tho round apron
front" Of fifteen years ago is reappeas-
ing. There was IN extremely pretty
dress on exhibition last week, whose
prettinesa was spoiled by this piece Of
usliness. It was OF very heavy dark
blue serge, with 4 perfectly plain skirt;
The bodice consisted OF a tightfitting
Eton jacket and vest Of yellow, crepe
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-08

The best salve in the world Tor cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, foyer
sores, tetter. chapped hands, chilblaingl
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required,
It is guaranteed to give perfect satistac.
ton or money refunded. Price Is
cents por box. For sale by Logan Drug
Company. 3 H lsi ~
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c. o. BREWSTER Receive.

Time Table No, 10. 10 take cEIcc. 1901 a. m,
! sunday. November -. 1891 i,.,T ri
Leave wheeling-tS:00. t9:b iilao a. m, t2::oo. :
n3:l5. t;:31, 300 n. III. y - 'sa=
Leave pcnInsula-t8:o5, to:5l, 7ll;iI a N. ,t?:2d. +
S3:oi, tt:SG. 1906 p, In. ~ H.,Ts 4 2i
Leave Martins fcrry-t3:1o, t9:57, III 50 a. M.
ta:3.. t3:5. tI42 io:l2. i ~, s, 4,
Arrive Terminal Junction -isl7. t1o;U3. III 50 4
a m, ts:a:s. 1882. tI:i5. io:lS p. IN z ,5,
Leave Terminal Junctlon-t7e!. 1900, a m.
el2:iO: a. m, l9;e9 ti:05. t5n, tS:5 = m. y &
tl:OS, ttl0, 1910. itS!J3 .. m. Ne. H
Leave Peninsula t7;si, i9:Aam.. sl2:5l, li:1.5 (
till. :::.,5, ISIS p. in. erT ~
Arrive wlleclnS-t7:iO. 2o:20 q m. slo:Jz
ass. ti:2i. th:3i to:Gj p. m. NJ!
oDatly. tDaily except Sunday. i3undAyI only (
AL trGlnS will run on Eastern Time l7a2
J. Z TAUSSlG. Superintendent
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Prince Mentchikon, the last of a no.
bic Russian house whose founder was n
hawkor OF pies, is dead. Though his
pies were not worse than tho average
Russian pic, tho iilustrious founder did
not gain his promotion by his pastry,
but BY bctraying conspiracy. Pic il
influential, but it has its limits.-SL
Louis Post Dispatch. aIG -.
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TiNANon AND TRADE.
Tho foatarus OF ths Money uni STOCK
Tna h.l-it.u Markets., 81. u f'

nlri..5. llhrNcta EI. #.-.h
EEw YORE, Feb, 7.-SIonOv on call easy at l
per cent; last loan pCr cent closed Mt pOr
cont Prime mercantile paper SiSaSIs per cent
Sterling exchange dull at q sJi1ai ". Total
sales oil stocks were $4,000 shares. -s.N
The share speculation on tho stock exchange
was Stagnant during tho greater part OF tho day.
tho tGilltgs being IN tho hallli OF tho board
traders, who arc not lnclnci 10 operate yCIy
heavily on either side Of the market at tina
junctlirC. The iniMtrlall showed thO most prom.
lncucC ~ tho dealings, sugar, Gus mud General
Electric being IN tho load. Among the railway
list, 81. Paul WIS thu most active, nuClllAtInI
within per cont and declining pOr cent On
tho latter trading. closing at tho lowest pOlut.
burlington lOit A per cent oil the day. Western
Union was well held until after delivery hour,
when drive was made Oh tho stock based OH
n report that tho statement OF the company for
the quartor ending March ~, viii show n ina.
terlat decrease III tho earnings, Its close was ut
n loss OF about per cent from tho opening. The
general market was fairly irm throughout the
morning md during tho lrst part OF tho after.
noon, but during tho last thrcC.quattrrI VI Hn
hour was quite heavy, and closed weak aud
lR.ata . b. .
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EEw York. Feb. 1.-The dry goods market
continues fairly active, with out.oi.town buycrs
quite numerous mud resident ftrndGrS showing
moro stir. Mil orders keep up quiet well and
goods called for. Cotton goods show increased
activity. Print cloths are Qu!et. GInrhams,
woven wnsh goods aud prints generally Show
fair amount Of Interest at Griner prices. Wooden
goods OF NIL kinds are quiet with some weakness
aud irregnlnrlty as 70 the heavier weighs aud
darker colorS g' ~ So A. 81 4 : =. :
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A Little Why.

:. Only little way! ,.-.il.,-.
Then one q ny must walk and weep alone
Until Gods day.
A little why! Itis 50 sweet to 1.-Two
Together, that know .s,
LIE would not have ono witheFcd rose to Civ
liono OF us should 60. 'a't
And I these lips Nhould ever learn to smile.
And thy heart far from mine.
'TwOuld be for Joy TINT In little while
They would DO kissed by thine.
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.

On and after Saturday. October !. 49,, ,t1lui
will run ns follows. city time: tl5i !,
( LEAVE WHEELISo-y'G!0o Il m. 7:o1 a NJ. S:J1
q. N, 300 L. N, l000 a H. l1:00 m. l20) m.
100 p N. 300 p. m. 500 p. m. 400 p m, 5:Ji
p m, C:e0p n, 700 p. In. 500 p n, 9:;1 p.
i LEAVE Elk GEovE-s6:0O q ~. 100 g. m. 500
a m. 00A N 1000 n m. ll:0o A. m, 1e:0) M. Y
LOO p m. ::oo p m. 500 p. m. 800 p. IN, 500 !
p. m, 600 pm. 700 p. n, s:O p n. 9:l6 p,
m. 10 10 p. m. lsl 5t;.- gs5iSi.4
h SDaily 7. except Sunday. {f
!, SuspAy-Chutch trains leave Elm 6roya !.
9:ss q N: and WheelIn; 4. l!:l7 p. m. M
~ II. Z WEisGERBkfss, 3. AZ x
"A eel s II General MaElss.. N
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RAILROADS.
II - : q Pennsylvania Stations.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SOUTHWEST sYs7rN-" PAN H4sDrr ROUTE"
Trains Run by Central Time.

TICKET oFr1cEs AT PENNSYLVANIA STATION OF
WATER ST, Foor OF ELEVENTH Sr, WuRELIso,
AT McLunE HOUSE, WREELiHo, AND At TIE
PENNSYLVANIA STATION. plrpGEroRT. I.
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CERE R me the sterilzcd extract Of tho
,brein ot tho OK, contains tho substance required
by the braIn for Its nutrltion aud norHhl action,
ItisrpsseSSed OF great power. It's effects being
exprfienced IN few minutes, aud continuing
In nfnoiiNed form for several days, ...I
Ats % singular efficacy. as .l ,.-
sslAs. A Et'iruih b The Adrdnces n Old Ace, ts
ID n NertOttS ProStratiOn or EeLroslhenid.
fyd. IfpttsrLh "a 7.Il 1sJ'.'Ii-'
I4th. Nervous DyIrersti.
I'm: iiypochondfid and Mid Forms Of Mental
! Functional Brain DSfarbGuce duo to dc.
fettiFe nutrition OF the organ.
2tll. Temporary or Lang C0niinued Drain liz.
3hupttoh resulting from intellectual or emotional
atrAint a single dose will, III case OF tho first
natne Condition, frequently act Us acomplGto
RESTORATIVE OF tho nervous system.
sssStll, lnSonlHtd, resulting, from over mental
M CARDiNE, tho EterilIzed extract OF tho
heartM tho OK, contains tho substance. both
nerToiis and muscular, required BY the heart for
ittnuftItion aud normal notion. II Is n power.
ulhenrt tonic, and cXertS Its influence within
q teF minutes inter Its administration
f3lt MISCONCEPTIONS the pulse, aud lessons It's frc-
iqreney IN those cases In which tho hearts
Ieotipu3s feeble and frequent, causes tho diSHp-
,peafanco OF intermISSlons mud other irrcSu.
laylIisg1 IN tho Atrength ind force OF tho heart.
beht. AUD materially nercnSea the blood pressure,
70 that u acts upon tho kidneys rs diutetlc.
y II useful
llst 4 Functional lrtasncss u he ,Hcart 70.
sui rom general or local nervous debility.
"a ~ those Organic Diseases IN trhirh The !lctiOn
ql liedrt TequsrtS TO be strengthened or Rendered
lRsrtaaE .l5l s,5. S.
J: m D,opSy due to Weak Heart. consequent
Itltnnfnished blood pressure, and q decreased nc.
ton oi the kidneys, s.
dsh. ~ hoSc cdSes u BrghrS DiscdSt In frhich he
dcIlea q the Kidney, requires to be inerrISed.
~ SULL!NE thc'stcrlllzGd extract OF the
Spine gprd OF the OK. contains the substance re.
qgtfep ny this organ for It's nCutrltion and nor
Emhi notion. 55s
Of great benefit In functional and organic
5HhNe It2nS OF the spinal cord. rapidly ctiectIng
cars n tho former, md even In the Inter,
fhe morbid process has not advanced be.
yoitu me ttSt stage arrcstlng their further pro.
sthc syfnptOms- : - - Il y
sssE tJsCULiNE,. the stcrllIzcd extract OF
the Upsc1iar tissue oil the OK, contains the sub.
lStane required by the muscle for their nutr.
lgsens value IN muscular weakness In tho cases
Iotpctspns who have recently undergone severe
iinusc llar eAertlon and who arc moro or lcsS cx-
.bubiecfed.
III ceSes oil convaesccncc from severe diseases,
5ot IA 0thcrs In which tho system requires to be
lip 1t Is superior In It's action 70 beef OK.
tttrast OF beef ten. Il =
Ile aSoye named aud other extracts. Ttstine,
Sllgrlf< 7hlrodine, etc., arc now for sale ut the
Sun1f2tm price OF g 10 per bottle. ky druggists
aeeretatly md by tho manufacturers, CoLuMulA
5Stit3igNL Co, lI0t G. Street. Washington, D. C.
fs,epls ior Wheeling, LOGAN DRUG co.
8 s.s..a& jy2i-Th
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO.


On and after Monday. December "a Passenger
Trains will run us follows: SDaily. tDally Ex.
ccpt Sunday Central time. .G sG
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Dr.. E. c. Vests Hore md Brain Trea,mon,
cold under positvc written guarantee, BY author
&ttcd GGents only, 70 euro Weak Memory; Loss OF
s;nin and Nerve Power: Lost Manhood; Qulokness;
Sorronsness; Iass!tude; all DTnlns: Loss Of Power
ot The Cooperative Organs in either sox, caused by
youthful! Errors, Excessive Uso q
sMisery consumption, Insanity and Death. ny mail
bog: FOR Is: with written guarantee 10 euro OF
euro for Coughs, Colds, sthna, Dronchitis, Group
sEhoopinS Cough, sore Throat. Pleasant 10 talc.
stoni SIG discontinued: &c. strc, now 80; old
il GUAsANTEES Issued only through CHAs. r.
llG0ETZE3 SUCCESSOR 10 McLain Brothers. Drug ;
EstsS Wheeling, w Va b; jjyisr1hs4wy q
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- = : ; n !
pRtroletltn-

: on. CRY, Pa. Feb 7.-opencd. soIc; highest
rclsi runs ,7,i9 barrels; shipments 72,s36 bar.
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rels. rTttstt H,,f ,.55 u t'f r7,fs g sez7 q
NEW YoRE. Feb. Petroleum qulc. and
steady; no sales: closed at sicbd. - s-1'
PITTSBURGH. Pa; Feb. 7.-opened and highest
sic: closed and lowest SOC. :. i, - i. II.
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TOLEDO; o., Feb. Wheat active and steady
G35zc. Corn dull and steady; No.y2 cash S;c
Oats quiet cash 2oc. Rye duh; cash SOC. Glover.
seed active aud steady; cash and February s. S.;
March s. 10, - f-sf. 4 .. DN'
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal RY.

Wi. RoDINsoN, q. p. a
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-05-03
NEKOOSA.

The school board at their meeting
Tuesday evening decided to build a new
school house at cost of $500, and they
made provisions for obtaining the fund.
The present building is inadequate for
the present attendance of IS scholars.
Mrs. W. D. Weld, of Marshfeld, is
visiting her sister Mrs. Lapham.
Daniel Fritzsinger has rented his
farm and moved into the village with
his family.
The metallic telephone system which
was put in connecting the Paper Mill
office with that of VIM. Hooper and
the Port Edwards depot is proving to
be very satisfactory. The Company
office is also connected with the Twin
Cities by the Bell telephone system.
The walls of the wet machine build
ing are completed and the roof is now
being put on. The foundation for the
wood room is completed and brick
laying is in progress. Water is still toe
high to undertake further work on the
dam.
Hat. Herrick has work we'll along or
ferry across the Wisconsin river at
this point at the foot of Market Street
above the dam. He bought the wire
cable of Mr.. Eusebe LaVigne, the one
used on his ferry between the twin
cities when the bridge went out.
Geo. N. Wood and A. L. Fontaine
were noticed in the village Wednesday
on fishing tour. They either caught
or purchased fine fish while here
We understand they caught them, bu
the boys won't give them the credit O.
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n. E. Church.

At the monthly meeting of the
Auxiliary Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of the NJ. E. church, held at
Mrs. J. F. Moore's Centralia, Apr. 18th,
a motion was made and carried to hold
a public missionary meeting the first
Sunday evening in May, which will be
next Sunday evening the 9th.
The committee on program has
arranged for an attractive service.
Choice and appropriate music has been
prepared, and the little folk dressed
in costume) representing various
countries will have an interesting part.
The society extends a cordial invitation
to all, to this service in the NJ. E.
church; also to their regular monthly
meeting Saturday May 9Th at 300 o'clock
p. m. at the residence of Mrs. G. f.
Kellogg, River Street, Grand RAPIDS.
MAMIE WHITNEY, Sec'y.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-05-03
NEW ROME.

The town board met last Monday and
appointed f. W. Horton as assessor in
place of VIM. Mobiles who failed to
qualify.
Mrs. 0. G. Ranck and son Howard
made short visit in Grand Rapids
Saturday.
Mr.. Dan Anderson went to the
Rapids on business last Saturday.
7. w. Horton has engaged Mr.. Taylor
of Rudolph and Mr.. White for the
coming summers work.
r. NJ. Burroughs finished his work at
the soil. $3.50 90 homo +" I'll
D. w. Horton came over from Ban
croft last Saturday and returned
Monday morning. He made a COM
bined business and pleasure trip.
Mr.. James Craney came up from
Barnum and spent the Sunday with his
parents.
Our Sabbath school is in fourishine
condition. Ehe average attendance is
about %.
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WISCONSIN PATENTS.

The following patents, granted this
week to Wisconsin inventors, are re-
ported expressly for the Reporter, by
II. G. Underwood, Solicitor of Patents,
107 Wisconsin ST., Milwaukee:
Geo. w. Brong, Milwaukee, Check
controlled mechanism; Gardiner
deceased and Geo. G. Campbell, Mil
waukee, Water-supply system for fire
pumps Or engines; Edward H. Cooper,
Fond du Lac, HORSEPOWER; Jno. F.
Dornfeld, Watertown, Stirring and
separating apparatus and mailing floor
q patents) Judson Marvin, Mansion,
Dry closet or commode; Jessie Quinby,
Norway Ridge, Fence; Irving H.
Reynolds, Milwaukee, Nalve-controlled
mechanism.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-05-03
CORRESPONDENCE.
RUDOLPH.

Andrew King, of Centralia, was a
visitor here Thursday of last week.
Pat Conway returned from Orient,
S. Dakota, last Saturday morning where
he had been visiting his son.
Mrs. John Albee spent last Sunday in
the Twin Cities.
E.. C. Clark returned from Dubuque
Saturday.
Miss Mabel Daniels, of Centralia,
spent Saturday and Sunday with friends
here.
Otto Wesenberg, Of Vesper, has been
in this place for few days past.
Commencing Monday Mr.. n. Reiland,
of Grand Rapids, will deliver meat
to his customers at this place twice a
week.
Abe Allie was in Marshfeld day OF
two the first of the week.
Miss Carrie Bell was in Centralia
Saturday.
Chas. Anderson has moved his family
into the house belonging to Chris
Chuse.
Miss Christiana Christensen passed
last Sunday with her folks at South
Centralia.
Mr.. and Mrs Thos. LaVaque drove to
the twin cities Tuesday on business.