02 Dec 1882
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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1882
Page
1
Popular full styles of Ladies and Misses bonnets and related headwear are highlighted at Mrs M Smith's shop. Local patrons are invited to view the new designs and choose from a range of sizes and prices.
Assessment figures cited by Scientific American put official property value in Washington at 8.817 billion dollars. The data imply substantial government assets, contradicting any notion of poverty in official holdings.
Sdr. M. Smith avoided a near miss from a large deer while out Sunday in the woods. Today readers are urged to buy Millinery Goods cheaper from Mrs. Smith in town, advertised as the best prices around.
A traveler notes Sexton keeps a full line of drugs stationery pipes cigars oils paints and a fine selection of albums and fancy toys. He offers cheap prices, prompting the speaker to go there.
The circuit court listed a large pool of jurors including Samuel J. Smith, Lewis Otto, Henry Cramer, Geo T. Wood, John Daly, John Edwards, John Patrick, The Coon, John Lubwizer, WT. dongs, Chas Isckaon, Wm A Cain, Wm Hooper, Joseph Brows, Warren Gailys, Edward Sprague, Daimus Catlawich, HL G Glines, John Bates, Lawrence Ward, John Osterman, A W Remington, Joseph Mackel, Jacob Lusk, M B Couts, J CG St Awour, H R Hall, Chas King, A Bugby, WE Simons, Alfred Masse, Joseph White, Theron Lyons, Gev A Corivean, RB Binith, A McKereher, R P Broxson and Clark.
The county board hears the Committee of Equalization report assessing all taxable property in Wood County towns cities and villages with values opposite each name in schedule A. The public note reports editorials criticizing last election coverage and a detailed Hinman Hall opening party with notable attendees, attire, dancing, and a lavish supper.
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