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? n willing to BE- occupied, namely. tn give stsad
hours every dsy except tunisys
,ni scspshle OF giving satisfactory references cher
setter FOR prohy, snd who able at rresesi and willing
invest thousaud dollars, the densnJed Which
than sufficient 10 ne sock hard and com.
nleely ready tor sale, valued At bet~een nine end
thousand dol ar that The proceeds ~ prove he all
proh such gentleman shall participate eausly With
Other gentlemen 10 the net receipts he shall enjoy
hd OF the pruceeds daily or weekly wbstever they may
he. after deJuctng the rent OF suitable place NJ sale, ke
serred by the pArs> the above condition, and
that ~ III With OF the partners the time Of
attendance. the other partner lnhrm yet would he
pable, rem long experience the premises, 10 give his
counsel whenever required by the other partners
In the event that susbe peson should be ready IN or
fer himself .rd ~ advance the money before so
ous fh day OF July nft, he will pleas 10 give HE real
name and residence. With references ny Letter poet paid,
through the City rcstOfics. to Z. H., sad AZ any
hour between IN the aud IN The evening", where
he may he c0nyersed wh without interruption when every
norma,los sId satisfaction will b. given ha before any
further sep taken The affair religious partner viii
be- preferred also IN his pssipr naistsr
nclsscr Of any church, snA h. resides IN Ne~isTk.
Dated New-Nors. lsth Juse, 1892. x a. 4 Co.
~ B.-h hoped that tie Who'll. stock ~ be sold In The
c0ur.e OF few months, IT properly attended to.
I'm lls
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= Tn, Packet shin Quebec, 70

.,il on Tu.,fsv PHI INST OF Il oclock Passengers will
please b- on board steamer Mutual Safety, loot Of Maiden
Lane that hour. Leuer BA.sw ols al the Merchant
E,ch,pge and Ias Foreign Letter Office halfpaN ii
O'Clock. Je-V y
Nsw-YoRE DAILY TRiGUSs.-A few copies OF the hr
veulue complete, bound and tor sale al ms olAc-
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Temperance Concert.

j. Temperance Copcert.--The Moun; Pu
Tri- pcrance Society vii give Concert Monday Eyen-
q. Jgae GOTH ~ 1 allan si, "a Grand street The fol-
i.H iru gentlemen, To Of whom a-e d'orie N TIE
TempeIasce public M-ssrS collins Du-can. Morse, West
colt. Pavnc, Madden H-rron Murphy, Lsbars, Nirlng
ana Breasted together VIII Victory Hose Co u, and 81
efficient choir H. 10y cr service.. max" The concert one
n he most interest," M that hs. been given. Uses Mar
garci AMI Martha Arnp, ses1 and II years, viii sls'
sIn. .u fngli'1 and N.'ch.
fckci- l1t ccni> May be obtained Of NJ. Appleton.
carGor Of Grand md at the door IL
cvcring Of he Concert, ~hcN will commence a. O'clock
ie.l l;-
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THk DOLLAR HATS.-G. W. Muir

i Co. Jf5 Broadway. beg 10 isiorrn those ladies' he
have not yet supplied themselves with the real
DOUBLE PUNISHABLE HATS,
at the surprisingly tow Prce Of
ONE DOLLAR EACH.
That they have this DAY opened fresh cases ana tney
snd that amongst them j. l,rge lot Of
VERY SUPERIOR QUALITY
for travelling and WEARING in the country or where durss
its s AZ object nothng he better hsn these Hats
iei s,lth, 9th, l0th. i3ih. 18th and s0tl
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OUk Al IHIS-JuBt received Q lot
OF Printed MUSLIN at lsper ysrd; lot Of AosrsisG
Printed Musln at Is per yard lot Linen Or ug Of 10 81
per yard hot CaIpbrc aud Jaconet sfusns vide, Of
nly Is 81 per yard lot Long Cloths, yard vide Of oil
vari lot fine r LANES Al 8, lot P.rssoI At eeIy & e
lot Boob Lace OF 81 per yard; lot Wells Of only
lot sum.ler Cloth double width, at only d ID per ySt
fine Souhatne at only n 81 lot Net Lace only u
per yar-ior sale In any quantity wILLET HAWKING
Store. No Sol Greenwich, 5ih store below Spring street.
81
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DIED.:

GA IN. 18Th If Nav last. OF enlargement, OF the hart al
Isf,yrte Indiana John W Nelson third Of the late
joseph Nelson L. L. ID. Of this city in tina 25ih year OF MS
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ADJUSTMENTS
JUVENILE CONCERT in the BAP-
~ TlST TABERNACLE M. ". B. bRADBCRIS

JUVENILE CONCERT in the BAP-
~ list TaBsRNAcLE MI. ". B. BR.DBtRfs
Juvenile Choir No. will give Concert THIS Evening.
June IN the Baptist Tabernacle, Mulberry near
Dor. open O'Clock. and singing commence a,
Th- choir -iiibe aided by some OF Mr. B.. best snio
singers IN Ne~-NorS and BrooSiyn.
MEXICAN MUSEUM aud Gardens.
corner NJ b road vsy ard Ann STREET. I. BAltNON
M.nag-r-Fvsry Day ard Evening ihs week commencing
Monday. June - Greatest no'eites - thr CIV u"
NOR RTiIy the uuvisa.i-ri Mage henireguls, AMI
Plat Ds-rer. THE INDUSTRIOUS FLEA>, Thee
meets have been framed by Mr. c. Wsiss rom Iermsuy,
Who la. earned them to h- hanesed IN Carriages aud
oh-r vehicles. winch they VII draw With a. naea oci,.y
and preci,.rn a. comnca cart hsrses bALLOoN ~
CENsiON- from the TOP Of tie Mgsrua every evening
To- .pi, mid STEAMBOAT HbDRAl LION, csnslIucE
Ell on a. re new principle being propelled ~ hytIag-
De- poger without srre-s wheels or paddles The w -
TERIOU> Gl P>EN GIRL csn bs privately consulted a.
lie csanuing vocalist alec Ia PETITE CtLESl z "
l-a.tfri dancer. ENpsriusnt> m ANIMAL MAINE l.
ISM ,LBINO LADY, SPLENDID GARDEN sa de to-
nj the Museum Ice creams and other reifr,ient ne
pef arcr> the Lecture Room viii Os divided nto 'o
rl-t. ~ laeruiion o. hal AZ hoaT dlTias "bsh tu'
Br,., and VII PLAY variety vi national ar, IA the Car
,eu Fancy Glass owing; Grand Cosnorama, 1td SO
cs cgF'o'ies Adm ance ID ne Whole - een's o'lren
bait Prise. Je-V
ENTIRELY NEW, at 40 Broadway.
IA next - IN. Ovupic The Albany Pony. IN" great
in, rate ~, = The -s~i las ~ by - feet
rF-e- d, Secnnd li,o y, \. VI.
AMI II D., ocock will csrn,cr making al ito>s very Diff
cult s4ok,> from hr book. - a down hY ihurs'"n IN
crest - I n treatise Oh iari,, dr,ig t aoh nat
hy Monsieur Mango ami jonathan the Brghioo Max
e. great piavers IN Europe. Pupil, pay oF M
- i,on> - subscribers = per quarsr, which ~ itr
prohibited. jei lsrs
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~ Ther- will b. fo6l.c Me,t NC Of The Lady =

II There will ~ PubNc Meei nc OF The LAZY T..
G. Dsavan Temperance Benevolent society, on Tuesday
Evening, June 2s At quarter before o'clock IN the
church corner OF Chrystie and Delaney ,ts
Addresses by Mr. Alexander SANDY welsh and other Ia
ieresting Speakers. Singing by FIRE Companes 81 and ST.
by Messs Less and Murpny and 10y the Deiarsn Choir
Poem entiucd The Importers Sol01uy,n written by
member Of the society III be read by Mr.. Hennall
Coectos will be taken to doay ctpen>cs and aid the
Secety Mrs A. &. IONELAND,
Miss G.. WOOLsET.
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III, d. Of q. F.-Iio~ard Lodge No. 60-The
members Of How ard Lodge aud the brethren o the Order
hereby Notified that they will hereafter meet al Mutual
Lodge Room No. II DiyiS.0n.s, on Wednesday evening.
irI1 q. T. VI. THU RSTON, Secretary.
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SATCRDAY, p VI.

SATURDAY, VI.
The sales at the brokers board TO larger extent
sn fer some time past, and generally there Was better
ceiling prevailing American Exchange Bank improved
per cent 4; Mohawk ?; ohio Life Trust 2. New Jer'sy
Harlem tell oil II.
The tr.nsacton. ia STATE Stocks were 10 FAR extent hen
lucky bonds improved per cent Illinois bonds Indiana
For state - l0 offered l0 asked, DISC on SNs, lo,i
IS offered e asked 1879 az offered - asked five' 1872 "
offered .. ISL a offered s. asked, 1853, 81 offered
gita,ked 1878 offered 20 asked Ohio ssNe' 1897 81
offered eo asked Alabama 50 offered Pennyi'ssA % Of
red CORPORATION ~ lO5 offered 10 asked Wafer Loan
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4 PARTNER wanted in a profitable

Z Y and wei. established business person qualih-d 10
AXE charge .f the business with small cspttal viii BE-
tvoraby treated with Inquire N 81 Bswery, corner VI
Bayard -eet e2D IL
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u Unioni.ts' AnocinIiou.-

II Cnionisfs' Associniion.-Ai meeting OF
The Association. held lufsGari 10 public notice. al Monroe
Hail. Friday Evening June II, for the purpose Of elect
ing officers for ih- eHsuIn. year
Mr. Jo,ept Cal-.c called 10 lie chair. and George
Gfsy sns r Daring appointed Secretaries.
Aner bci speech FROM The President. themcubers then
Proceeded 10 ballot which resulted n The c!oce OF he 1i-
low ng gentlemen
sLAS CHICKEfING Precdcnt.
JOSEPH CARLISLE, GEORGE GRAY. Wee Pr,si.
dess
PHILIP STATS, JOHN J. LIZ BRUN, Secretaries
JOSEPH LANDOWNER, Treasurer.
On motion, tie proceedings Of this meeting be published
JOSEPH CARLISLE, Chairman.
Ga, n,!, Cav Cav Secretaries. ,.n,
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hlARRIED /:

At Tallahassee. Florida on tue It'll inst, Mr.. VIM VI
Maxwell Esq, Tallahassee to = kebecca r. tlweh
laughter Of Capt David Eiwell, OF Boston.
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I Gentleman wishes mn airy room, fur

Nn,Acd IN literary .yl, rc,ir,d from noi,e As much
possible and saisd healthy place within 1--WE
mn walk OF the diversity. note addressed G. C. g.
- East Broad~ sy, Will with immediate ion
"A
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+ Grand Temperance Oopcert

- Grand Temperance Oopcfrt-Iobe given
At ihc Lafayette Temperance Hall Ne jH Bpwery. lhs
(Nostsv) Evening before o'clock. IL j expected
mathis ~ll be splendid AFFAIR, many disn-
&c ,bcd ,rgcr. have k1dly volunteered AO, address
vii 20 delivered by able sprskcr Ths Concert ior
the benefit Of the L. l. T. -, that they ~ cmyoserrd
extend benevoence n the unfortunate rgnkarf AID Their
families
Tickets 10 be obtained ., the door at ~ cents.
i.2Olt' Mr. ELIZA ROBINSON.
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DECOLIECT, that Marshalr. ONLY

2
III TROY SHIRT DEPOT in the city Is No 10 Chat.
sln-.ree New York, abos, is door, from the corner OF
Pearl ash Chsuans, Aud the right hand sd~ 10 pas
ng To lie City Hall Ne mention the in consequence VI
The many mistakes having been made Of late by strangers
aud Others who were In pursuit 81 highly rrpued Trey
Shirts Bs,ofus and CollarA The state, which
hs sgn has lately been painted corner store, ssd
IN their window which pvrports W be Troy Shirt Depot
Now nisrn ell that this the does Keep
Troy shirts bo.oss and cosrs and vs state II in par
culsr, tor the benefit Of end all dealers Ia
high Trpuied Troy goods Therefore inform ell that
only Troy Shirt Depot IN this city 10 No 20 Chatham
street 10 doors from the II Pesr and CbahsfRs
All will be particular to Sr The following, which painted
window glass" Msrshsll's only Troy Shirt Depot.
M. 90 No patronage s.ked OF hose who beat down.
FkEsH GOODS.
Just received. IN addition 70 oroer large soek OF
shrs Bo-oms and Collars The following, VII, 900 doteo
ls~n collars ct % cts So u.s. ~, u. g. So 49, 2a
~ as So sns up~srd per DOZEN shirts per dozen,
g. 50. % 9, TO- 10 -, D. ~, IS u.s. 49, Ia, -, ~
So IS ssi upward All isen shlo from ~ 10 a. per dor,
bo-DIns from - ~ 10 per don. ebIv
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+ ADIES CATER BOOTS at J. b.

Il MILLERs If2 Canal. stree'.-Lafss Cater Boot.
l8 .sd ~ h.ig 2, PAR, together with cpmprie A.
,omcnt 81 LADIES' and Chiren'. Boots and Shoes, war
ranie ~ PEI hand>omer and better than can be oD-
tanned any a. tho uiscalie,) cheap stores . Tie civ
Ladies house slippers ats ,hlin.s per par cry 'iii-
Gle j. warranted u h. pauniacture en1 sold ~ t1e
lowest possible prlce bv j. b. MILLER lie Canal 81
IL " rlnls. h-iMcen 1hnm u.On nd ~ liv1n.si.
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r Great Temcrrn.ce n ertiuc.-Th. CoIun

1T Great Temperanee neciinG.-lh. co'gm.
ban SOccty meets this Monday the church AT
the OF Delaney and Chryse The Rev. Dr.
Patton sandy Welsh aud j. Hovsuh viii aitress the
meeting. Ths Latte. OF the Lady Howard and hnsine
Companies 10 and Al VIII he present and join in the
cses. The public are invited 10 attend.
PB MANCHESTER, President.
P.ysrAs
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% The ship Maripoia, Captain Chase destiaed
forsLoui-isna. in Liberi, on The coast Of Africa,
will 'sil ,hi. evening a.ou, sgndoNE, from Me
Donough, Opposite tie ciry,) freishted with about
one hundred emigr.ni. y. q. Bul. June ..
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GJO0O WANTED IN BROOK

y ONJJsLYN, one or two elighly Nlusicd buill
n lot. which $500 $1,000 could he psis down
and the balance three years Any peson hsvsx
ut. to sell prices suit the tines hsd pure hasr
by sldre,, NJ Bos -. NsNyork Pstohse, stain, Ioea
snd Toe let or Sd Wards preieusd, slsve
Perpon, street, within ten minutes walk Of the Fss
FcuV. Jels a.
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RREARS OF TAXES.-The sub

n hhEtKS UF IlNEC.- TIC SuU
scrb.r havisg been duly app ia,ed Collector OF A.
rear, nj Tay-S 10 psceoi Thomas kelGgrr gives pire
hat he has taken thu cath Office and gwen thu bond re-
qure by law snch bond has been duly approved BY NE
Finance COMMITTEE All persons therefore nothcd ast
no other person lawfully AUTHORIZED 10 receive e srress
of Iai.s except The subscriber NewYork June 18th. ls
e2aI JOSEPH N. BARNES.
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AUCTION SALES.
Jos,h Richards, Aseusnesx.
PY BANGS, RICHARDS & PLATT,
IL store lS Brosd~sv
WEDNESDAY E.ENfNc

NOorr,
Books ~ QVsSrrIES-A large as~ogtrn-n, Of M.r.ll,
neou> snd standard keok' IN bots - drs~rx .msn,
them - Padey's Geo.m by spl-Dd s,l,o B,lIrs
riss any bound m,rDco, ~ Nswman's Hletorc. % Es
any tor Bee nncr, , c.em>iry or ito, i.GOoie. It,,.
o Cab Bet ct CarO>es - Wear oi Wakefield s, Mn.
rsts Gcpgrs ply sud Au<s VOC, % S~iils so~ophy
Ia smiths Geography; WAITS Pssns aId Hy mn. Sc
school fcstsmen ~ thses the i2th 70 Csmss Fable,
10 Slrst's Fr-nch Grammar. RstiicAs History The
World. vol; Christian Library, sOlsi u PGley's rsTe
vel. Ten Thousand Year J SCOTS Works svos Ros
Goes lawyer vols; l.. tire Damoad Tesamesis, IA,
>hakspesre Works vols; Jo>ephrss Work, vol Mod
Poets morocco gilt, Ro>welrs johnson .ols krke
"htes Works Homes Introduction w. Minors Church
History wells Percisafs wocIer, OF the World, BucA.n
has Travels. sc.
Ao. great variety of BIBLE School Books. blank Boeks.
Fon>cap and Letter fsler Qals Satenery kngrsvsgs,
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CoLD-SLooDED MrRDKR.-A Mr. Franci, II.
Leievre, who has resided for some time past in
Carondelet, where be kept small store, and wa.
supposed to be possessed Of large .un Of money,
was shot on Monday night LAST. Il i. supposed
he was shot between 10 and II O'Clock in the
night, ~ firing was heard about tia, hour in the
direction of hi- house. When the body was found
the next morning, it was covered up with goods.
and had the appearance Of having been twice shot
IN the breast, onse by load Of buckshot and also
BY load Of smaller shot. No suspicion has. as
yet. rested on any one. The deceased lived very
secluded lite, aud 1t l. not known whether tire per
Petrator' obtained much booty for their foul deed
or not. Isl. Loui. Republican.
DIsTRFssISG ACCpESr.-Mr. James Crom-
well, of kentucky when on his say hcmewa ard,
stepped from the cars At IIarpers Ferry, the
9th inst. and unfortunately irl from bridge over
precirice Of II or 20 feet, upon a bed Of rocks
beneath. which injured him a. 10 cause hs death
on the Wednesday following. NJ. c. originally
lived Ia Frederick County, (Md.) wa. about 20
YEAR u age, and had family living in Kenulcky
Bali. Fat.
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Nv Barkceper Tor one OF

w the Guy ENcLln.r Hotels, that can Tend his cu
poyer Sios 10 $50 liberal sslsry-7 per and
security allow ed tor the money, he viii be taken part
ner. uard table attached. ID. PALMER L co.
a. IN srret
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l. probably make twenty three revolutions per
minute. The >aiioner Hall CAD Press capable OF ma.
kug eighty Th accounts for tie TACT that Cs'is eau De
pr TED on this Prc' seaper than by any ether mode ever
devised Customers invited 70 call AL Sc thr superior
nsauess Of the work executed TINS Pres Orders for
every description o Printing received Al ~ Pc,r AMI 81
" .-.is go DAVID FELT CO.
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DARLING'S SCYTHES.

Per freight and p.ssge sppy 70 he master 90 oesfs'
to &SE sS. Tss \ So co. Buaaio,N.Y ,ep
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w h.s.y reference. roW her last place. where shs
lived the la, veJr situation >esmiirses spd Nurse
Would br lin. r1sei iadys maid. Pease apply
n Cana, or - H1mmcr,le y-street. JeS IT,
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK. June -, ls42

IMMATURE ALnAsAo.-rHIs Day
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HALL AND ASTRAL LAMPS

l. MERRiTTs & PAGE, 10" Bowery, have s,''r .
family on hand extensive assortment nj Lamp, Nhtn
hey 10 At very l0w prices Also, Grsndoie- y"
srisnuis TIES Sets Castor, Cut Gla,,, &c. JeIt lAs
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-12-27
WINSOR & IiANCHET.

SADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK MAKERS,
At the old stand formerly occupied by K.
B. Winsor, two doors north Of the Ex-
change on Exchanges. where they Will
at all times be happy to wait on customers.
The subscribers having on hand an ex-
cellent lot Of harness leather and other
stock in their line, which they feel safe IN
recommending to their patrons; and which
they are now manufacturing and offering
for sale at eastern prices. And if manu-
featuring to order at eastern prices and
with dispatch, in the latcs: style, be any
object for their friends, they respectfully in
wife them to call and satisfy themselves as
to prices and stock.
They also intend to keep constantly on
hand any article usually called for in their
line.
They will also attend to all calls in the
line Of Carriage trimming.
n. B. The highest market price in cash
or trade paid for green or dry hides.
h. B. WINsoR, J. p. HANcHET, jr.
Southport, June IA, 1912. sly
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-12-27

| fEf AGi.T having been ma!t. in ihe condition of
- certain ludeninre OF Mortgage cscrutei hy
GEORGE W. Iaggart and EnnIce l.. Tuegart of Kn-
OF Tie 10" of l'l ron and Slate of ~ W York hear
ing tale The first day of March IN iIc yenr Of our
Lord one thousand eighi h:.ndrcd AID thirty nIDr
ana recorded IN the office of the Register of DEEDS
Tor he onnty Oi Racine the nuIh day nl March
-. ~ 1888, at % clock \. W., ia Record Book %!
Mortgages A. on Pages "a IL -. VI tain parcels of
lana situated i'll tho ID County of En me aid oe,-
crinrd III SAID Mortgage follows, 70 VIII: all kat
certain parcel oi Iaad known and des i,i.a,ed n. f. !
IONS, bel"g the North East fractional qarer of Sc
non " i"", III town (3) three tn aud ranc. tED
hht'eh (oI io"n.hIps) east of the rnciraI Men /.
an ana situated IN tie SAID County of Ea inc and Ter.
NOR! 81 " 80 on IN, nd coHIan ,t h. nIr d and
iorty TWO ana bo 100 be The sa,ns more or les,
"loh when sd mortgage there is claimed la be du,
III iie "i'e OF III notice tie ,wo iiuar.S IN.
y n.c a"'EirN anu thirty cents (a55 So which
>nhi M"rlGage for valuable coiis eration was ,uly
assigned BY The :aij Samuel Todd OH the S, ,lay of
April 1912 t" Cyrus jerks
no" THEREFORE NOTICE. HEREBY GIVEN that
by virtue OF the power of~ale ~ said Mortgage con-
''ihed ana IN pir> uance Of the IN such case
naie ana provided the said pre- misses WI be seld at
iUbLlC AUCTION ut door Of the Court II,u,s
In The |lllage Of Racine in the County of R,c,ne
aforesaid on the 7lh day of January next nj Ten o..
CLOCK IN The forenoon of that day TO satisfy the prn
TAI ana interest money accrung on sand Mortgage I'D
70 ilat lime with costs Of such sale allowed b, Law
o CYRUS jerks, As.isnee.
October 5. h 1912
L.. j. NE5 AIRY nr6Iow
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-12-27
Va E.KE .TgeERAEY.

TE0HE citizens ofSouthpor, are inform
Il ed that the subscriber has established
a Meat Market, at the old stand formerly
occupied by J. Foster, a. which place the
inhabitants Of this town can depend upon
finding a supply oflresh meat every morn
ing in the wcck-Sundays excepted. Mar
kct open from four in the morning until
10 O'Clock a. NJ. Also on Saturday eve
nings, from 7 O'Clock until 10 p. NJ.
All who feel disposed to patronize this
establishment, may rest assured of finding
ample supp y Of meat, in excellent order.
constantly on hand. w. p. WATTLES
Southport, August 3, 1912.
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Cabinet Warehouse.

NNHE subscriber, at his old stand OPP
IL posite II. Whitney's Temperance
House, continues to manufacture all kinds
Of CABINET FURNITURE such as
pillar and scroll Tables Of all descriptions 5,
Sofas, Bureaus, Tables, Stands, Bed
sieads, Grecian Chairs, and all kinds of
furniture usually found in the eastern mar
ket, which he will sell as low as can be
bought in the western country.
All kinds Of produce taken in exchange
for furniture.
The Public would do we'll to call before
purchasing elsewhere. Grateful for past
favors he solicits continuance.
SAMUEL HOLMES,Jr.
Southport, Tune 9Th, 1912.
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James HOgan..TailOr.

Is now in his New Shop on Exchange
Street, where he can at all times be found,
ready to attend to all business in his line,
he trusts, in satisfactory manner. Clothes
fashonaby and carfully cut, and promptly
made up. Cutting done, to order on short
notice.
His terms are reasonable and produce
will be takenin payment for work.
Southport, Oct. %, lS4l. tin
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STRAYS.

CAME into the enclosure of tho s,,hs,r;t.
- the first of Nov. last four beiG,r CAI SUou'
one orlndle; one dark brown: one \ br;njlo
spotted with white; one a red, line back: Also
Naree steer calves; one a brown. brockle f,ce,
one spotted, red and whte one a brindle SOM
wn.'e on the belly The owner is reones,eJ ~
prove properly pay charges and take them awav
Bristol December Q, 1872 Na an
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STRAY.

'AME INTO the enclosure of the subscriber - :,
s6e-be 1pS,S h;,. red Heer, with white on each s
posed to be two years old last spring, IT, y sup
take her away. JOHN G c. H0HIrg S9ss and
Pleasant Prairie, Dec. II, Is42. - a5,.