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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-06-30
Shooting Match.

A shooting match took place in the lower
edge Of the prairie on last Saturday after.
noon, for a beautiful engraved copy of John
B. Whites Picture Of the "REscUE" and
although the match was made in the rain
the shooting was very credltable TO Ouryoung
marks-men. The terms were 2 best in 8
forty yards Of.hand, and the prize was won
by MIR. George B. Dixon.-Mr. Schnebly
making the next best target, Capt. Hughes,
formerly of the Fuslliers, made the best
single shot, putting in counter near about
the centre.
We understand these shooting matches
are TO be continued, every Saturday evening,
if so, and the prize is to be as beautiful
picture as the one won by Mr.. Dixon, You
will please consider US in; we know we will
have TO contend with such cracks as the
Affords, the Netherlands. the Wheless's and
Stansberrys, but we have succeeded in other
things in our time besides setting type, and
why not s'plunk' in a couple of counters
right "thar"-lend US your "pick axe" some
of you, and load for US, and we'll try it.
or Under the head Of illegal advertising,
the Ouachita (La.) Courier Of late date has
an excellent article which concludes thus:
''We notice with much qualification, the
spirit evinced by our brethren upon the sub
ject Of usurpations Of the Legislature upon
the rights and liberties of our fraternity, and
cordially coincide with the ediOr of the Baton
Rouge Gazette as to the importance OF hold
ling an Editors Convention, for the purpose
of having some concert of action and framing
regulations and devising measures for tbs
protection of the Press against future en-
croachments by the Legislature"
An editors convention for similar purPe
ses should by right have been held ere th
in Mississippi. We have had specimen Q
usurpatiOn dealt out to US from the seat Q
Government.
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-. To Capt. MOsby, Of the steamboat YazOO,
we are indebted for package Of New Orleans
nannra
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-06-30

NJ Mr. S B Hart, Clerk Of the steamboat
Maid Of Kentucky, will accept our thanks
for late papers Of Naichez and New Orleans.
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IOB PRINTTNG

Neaslv and Expeditiouslg erecuted a. III.
OFFICE.
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Strangers.
Citizens generally.

ar Notwithstanding the quantity of rail-
we have had of late, the Yazoo rveir con
tiBues falling gradually.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-06-30

NJ We welcome The ''Concordia InleIIl-
genceru 70 our table once more. T BThorpe,
ESQ, famed as "Tom Owen, the Bee Hunt
er . and lately connected with the Southern
Sporlsnan,' has become associated with the
Inteuigenccr. His writings viii much en-
nance the value Of this ably conducted jour
nal
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Ser ielfenc &robercr.

2(l5 Soao De Goifro, Sieef0ni9 uno grz
oberer Don Sitinoien, elmer bet 9robttn
Mdnner oeS l6ten Sabrbunoert6, ouf lei=
nen Sootenbette lag, lieB ct bic Seomten
oes fonielitben S6oees uno bic rei1ften
&aufleute bon 9oa rufen, uno iprab 5u
ibnen: "S6 fbdme MIDI nidt, Sbr 9errn!
gu 9eiteben, oab ib in meiner &ranfbelt
peni9er pfe9e babe, als Der drmfte Srie>
get fie i'm {oo5pitol finoet. SD fam no0
Snoien, UNI Su febten, nidt um reib su
weroen, ais &rie9er, nibt ols Soufmonn.
Meine &rie9s9enoiTen per5ebrten meit
bGufieer meinen eieenen @ebolt, ot6
ben Sob, oen ibnen oer &oni9 Soblte -
SD tpoute Sud- einft Die 9ebeine meine6
Sobnes, Die ein5iee &otfbarfeit, Die i6
beIab, perpfanoen fit @elo, I'm oos Seer
oes &oni96 gu 5e5oblen'; Sbr aber nabmt
als Yfano Die 6aare nleines 8artes an.
Oob bet Sater 70 pieler &inoer feline
S6dse ion1meln fonnte, 1T ni6t Su perz
ipunbern. l6eute feblt es mir an Gelo,
um Elm Soubn gu foufen, oehen meine
Sbwd1e beoarf. Nleine Sitte an Gub
1T, Semanoen gu beifellen, oer meiner in
oieier &ranfbeit um billi9en eobn pfe9e."
- Oem SicefGni9 tpuroe feline Sitte
9eipdbrt.
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5BHsserpaegGte &3isgtersteGGe.
Ser olte 8rie0er.

Sbr $euteben, bort, es Iett einnal
Auf feinem Iitteraute
Gin alter, biebrer SenWal
Gin Wlamn bon eblem Wlutbe -
ltnr belfen ,lnb tr6ltsn, erfrsuen unc 9ebcn,
Sies mar bm bic einsise Sreupe TN $eben.
Sbm ftart Iein Scbn, ba nahm oer Oiann
Gin armce Srau(ein Sasden
lus Oaeuihlibfeit sur 9cthter all -
Sie trua febr bod bas S(dstben;
Gie liette bas Sob nllr,aur Yerlcn u.Nin9e
ltnb andre oersle6su persausli6s Oinse
,,Sinb, fpratb einmal cer sraue 6e(p,
On mahit mir ,penia Sreuce;
0u lettt nur 3anb lnp sDuB umb Selo,
llnb hansit arme >eute;
9u Itebft es, itb attire unc rperbc balb ftsrben
Drum befre bid ia, Milf bn mid becrten.
,,9ch b6r'! icst reiI' icb ibtr $ano;
SD mill bier ffsbt Die SaGe!-
Sas niemale man NIT lcerer 6ano
Den Snrftiaen entIade.
Sod jeeen cbrpilrbiaen, alten Srfcateu
SNbenfe mir, b6rIf bu init enem 0ueaten.
60 rift ct fort; i'm utrncIidt
6inft iter bic SrtlcBbrhfe.
9ie BdrsnmIs' tef iii Gefttt
Gin 8rieasmann at bet &rllfe;
Scr ebrlitte Hltc ftbien nabe bent Srabe,
ltno febts um cine mlloberllss Sabc
,,paf bid, fubr i'm eas Srdulein ait,
0setruntner Sdrcnbinter,
On after, unperfhamter Manl
0O1it pciner &riite psiter;
Cont (af ttb, eu 9asbist, init 5nnben bih
hcken,
Tis meacn tann tlhta bsnSale Dir serfsen.
So, ricf Der Olann init sinsm Dlal,
O1it Uuacn rcllcr Sli6e!
Sit ter, i6 Tin Der General -
Sier litaen &rilf' unp O1ilfs.
SD wcl!te rein 5crs nnr, mein Sdecben,
erprobfn
9cb faun nun Der Bettsr oas 8dehen
nitbt leben."
,,9u faunlt nibt msiue Grimm Gein
9u ufcut mir cbne 9aumei1
ltnc pa bilft necer Sleb'n nod Shrei'n,
Sie S1adt bae @hlcb nod rdumen.
Seun wer Ch nlht aunlmmt rcr leicencen
4rmen,
Yereicnt, tem Simme! aub jeltt fein
Grbarmen."
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BUR unterbaltuns uuo Selehrun9.
Ste Sage oom Shlc0e 8reifcnifein
an Der SDnau.
SIN | | ten Sabrbunoert baul'te iu@rei

csm 11ten Sabrbunoert bou1te 5uGreiz
fenifein Elm Sitter, Geinbarot 9enonnt,
BON rauber uno piloer GemutD6ort. Seiz
ne So6ter, Gtelino, tpor oo9e9en ianft
uno milo, uno cine Sreuoe Qller, Die ite
fannten. Sic ,pubs GUT Sewunoerun9
bes eanSen 6auies beran uno unter Den
pielen Sreiern, tpelbe bic ibone uno rel6e
Gittersto6ter umlo9erten, 9elan9 es Dem
Qermfen, unter ibnen, Dem iun9en Guz
oolpb, ibr Ser5 gu rubren. Ole5 muBte
Dem Sater ober perbor9en blelben, oenn
oiefer pertanets na6 einem rei6en uno
mdbtieen Sbpieseriobn uno nibt nob
einem ormen SAINT, pie Guoolpb mar, Der
ni6ts bate, ols elm bieores 9er5 uno Ell:
nen tapfern 2(rm. Scum tru9 ficb'5 5u,
oab 0einborot EMIT ouf Ionse Belt an oes
&ailers 6ofla9er muBte. 8dbrenb Def:
fen erblubte ben eiebenoen Elm !Dimmel
BON @laf uno gSonne. Sd9tib faben
he fib unb tdelib paro ibr Suno en9er.
Salo ober mabte Gtelina Die Gntoefs
flung, oab fie gu Ibtpob, 3uoolpb 5u fdbn
se,pelen fei. Sie tru9 Elm pfono oes pers
botenen um9an9s unter Dem 6erSen, uno
bes Saters gsabbauiefunft rudte nit ies
bem Sage ndber. Bas ibre Qn9it aber
no6 mebrte, por, oab ct io9en lieb, ct
brinee einen ffattli6en Mann fit feline
Sobter NIT.
Sn oieIerNotb tpanote ii6 Die Seordn9=
te an ben Sapton oer Seite, oer felt ibz
ret SHUTTER frdbem Sooe ibr Sreuno uno
ibr GrSieber eemeien, uno entoedte ibm
Ines. Ser @res aber, oas grdulein
liebeno, tpie fein Sino, bef6lob fie gu ret'
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ten NIT ei9ener 9efabr uno ais bet alte
@raf 6einbarot einritt nit Dem nebt ems
pfebleno auSiebenoen Sreier, oa perlteefte
er Die eiebenoen in einen unteriroilben
Sang, perlor9te fe NIT Speiie Ii. Sranf,
uno entSo9 fie ouf oieie 8eie oem ertfen
2(u5brube oes pdterliben 3ornes, Der ie.
oo6 nun iiber Jpn bereinbra6. Oenn ale
9teinbarot fein SGbterlein ni6t fano uno
ipaterbin pernabm, tpelcb beimli0 eebess
bano 9efniipft lporoen, oa entbronnte ct
in Butb 9e9en Den &opton, cem ct gro.
Pc S6ulo beimaB F.; uno ols oieler Den Qufz
entbalt6ort Bet unteroeiIen if1 lpeiter Sc
retteten nibt entoeden wollte, miBGanoel-
te ct Jpn uno iparf Jpn in ieiner Surg
tiefite6 Gefdn9niB, 100 ibm nimmer ooS
Saee5licbt mebr 9raute.
90 per1oB Elm Sabr, uno 8einborots
3orn 1par mob INNER nibt perraubt.
5o6 uno tbeuer fbtpur oer 6artberSi9e {:
>penn ct feline Sobter fdnoe, 70 iole AUDI
ite in einem etpi9en 8erfer buben, uno
lpenn ct ie fbpa6 9enu9 mdre, ibr gu
per5eiben, 70 m09e in ielbem 2(u9enblide
Elm idber SOB Jpn tbereilen, uno Die Gu=
be oes 8rabes ibm mon9eln fort uno fort.
Oa trof es iib, Dap 91einbarot an ei:
nem trGben @intertaoe i'm Sorfte ouf Der
So9o iib oerirrte, uno bon bet gtabt IL
berfallen, nibt gSe9 nod Ste9 fano.
llno 5u elmer SeIienbutte Fam er, bart am
ltfer ber 0onou, 100 BET tpiloe Strom
brauieno poriiberiDoB. Gin iun9e5 8eib,
in Die Seize piloer Sbiere 9efleioet> iab oa
uno pie9te einen &noben auf Dem mutt
terlitben SbooBe. - Gs mar Gtelna, uno
ais Heinbarot lie erfonnte, uno ben rauz
ben Wann oa5 0allen ieines Gnfel6 riibr.
te, oa fbloB ct erIpeitbt uno bereueno bic
lang entbebrteSotbter in feline 2(rme, nabm
lie NIT auf bic Sur9, uno elite Den un:
9lGcfliben &aplan aus ieinem &erfer 5u
befreien. - Gen rd6enoen Mdbten 1T
aber BET MenIb rerfallen, Der iein 666z
fee peribworen. 2(uf oer Stie9e 5u Dem
Sc fdn9niB oes &aplans 9litt Grof 3ein:
borot ou5, ct ittir5te in bic Siefe binob,
pollte ficb oufri6ten, erfabte frompfbatt #
oos iteinerne 8eldnoer uno perfbieb. -
Grf am onoern Mor9en fano man Jpn !;
feline 6ano belt nob Den Stein. Sein
8eiif aber ipuft umber, uno mub rubelos
70 lan9e Wonoern, Bis bet Stein, oer gum
Unbalten an Der Stie9e oient, 70 ouS9ez
tpeet iein miro, oob ct in 5spei Stiicfe 5er=
fdut. Daber Die Ssnennun9 oe6 olten
Sblofes : 9reif in BEN Stein.
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Grfroren.-Sn Der gedbe oes Gis
ienbabn>Depots su paterfon, sc. S. murs
be am Sten DieIes Die eel6e elnes Monz
mes BON Neparf, Namens 8m. Saulfes,
9efunoen, tpeleber 6einli6 i'm betrun'
fenen 3uitanbe erfroren 1T. (Win.
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Ser SAlafrpanr(er.

gSGbreno Dem Neuol ution5friese tpobns
te bel Srooflpn, g. g., Elm rel6er Mfann,
pel6er bic @ewobnbeit bate fblafeno
lumber 5u eeben unb q0erlei tu rerri6ten.
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R { 4 u 1t @, 23eur

8osrsans S, sanze @5"#"eF e24.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-06-06
MORTGAGE SALE. -Defaul, having been
FIJI &c ,ciI,al and

rrORTGAGE SALE. --Defaul. having been
WI made in the payment of certain principal and
rtercst, moneys due upon an lndenture OF mort
.gage executed by Francis +. Munson and Sarah
Ann Hanson his wife. of the town of Salem IN the
comfy Of Racine and territory OF Wisconsin, to
Inanhro Seymour end William III. Garfield COM
oasing the firm OF Seymour & Garfield of the town
of Sonthport in the County Of Racine and territory
aforesaid bearing date the 2Sth day of Aprl IN the
wear of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
forty two and recorded III the Office OF Register OF
Deeds Of Racine county in the territory aforesaid,
on the ninth d y of May 4 d eighteen hundred and
fortv two at eleven o'clock in the forenoon oil said
Gdv, in volume Is Of mortgages, at pages AL, 44@
and 453: an undivided two thirds of which mort
o. go. or the first insaIment due the same, was
dply assigned by the said Seymour &aCanheId on
The fifth day of December 4 d eighteen hundred
and forty tUo, to Smith & Harmop>f the city OF
TuGalo In the state of New YoyK on which said
T1ortgare there claimed to be due at the date of
this notice, the sum of five hundred and fifty i've
do jara and sixty two cents, 5000 62
Notice i, hereby given, hat by virtue OF power
of sale contained in said mortgage, and IN pursu-
auce oC the statute, in such case made and provd-
3D. win D" sold at public auction to the highest bid
der at the Temperance house. kept by Benedict ~
NcCoy, IN the village of Southport on the Sd day
or Msy /. -. 1913, AZ eleven o'clock IN the tore
noon oil that day, an undivided two-thIrds OF the
PREMISES described in said mortgage, or so much
thereof "a viii satisfy and discharge SAID principal
and interest mencys and costs, to wlt:-lhe foL-
loving piece or parcel of land. beginning at !he N
T. corner of section thirty-fve [33l and running
soa.I one hundred and sixty rods to the quarter
r.-t 10 SAID section-thence west to the centre OF
the road leading from Chicago to Burllngton;then'e
north along the centre of said road, one hundred
and KY rods tn the north line OF SAID section thirty
five 1857 and from thence east to the place OF begin
ning. SIITR q lIARNON, dssignees.
Dated IT Southport this Both day OF Jan ID l043.
VoINEY FREECI, attorney. 32-lZw
POSTPONEMENT.
r. request Of the mortgagor, the above sale is
postponed on;l the thirtyfr day OF May 1913, at
the same holr and place.
SMITH & HARMON, Assignees.
VcryEY FHayCH, Attorney.
Southport, Mays 1913.
end DISAPPOINTMENT.
1T he request Of the Mortgage, the above sale
is further postponed until the fourteenth day OF June
1913; at the same hour and place.
SMITH & HARMON, Assgnees.
EoLSEY FRr Gil, Attorney.
Dated 70 Southport. May 81, 78i3.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-06-06
MORTGAGE SALE.

Hefault having been made in the payment OF prln-
-Dcipal and interest, moneys due certain In
denture of mortgage, executed by Freeman Wood
of Truesdel in the county OF Milwaukee and terri
tory of Wisconsin, TO John Cooper of Rock county
in the territory aforesaid, bearing date he fifteenth
day of October in the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and forty one, and recorded In
the Register office of the county of Racine In the
territory of Wisconsin, on the Ell ghteentk day OF Oc
tober, A d, eighteen hundred and forty one, at
Ell CHIT clock, a m, in volume b of mortgages pa
ges go and PSI, of all that piece parcel of land
known and described follows, viz. the west half
of the north quarter of section number fifteen,
(l5,) in township number three 49, of range num-
Der nineteen 90; flying and being in Racine county
and territory of Wisconsin; on-whch there is cai
med to be due at the date of this notice, one hun
dred and twenty one dollars and twenty two cents,
1921 %; and whereas no suit has ever been
commenced for the recovery of the moneys or any
part thereof secured by. said mortgage
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given, that by
virtue of power sale contained in said mortgage.
| and in pursuance of the statute in such case made
and provided; the said premises being the same de-
scribed in said mortgage, will be sold at public
ton the court house in Racine county md terri
Tory aforesaid. Monday the third day of July
next, between the hours of one and three o'clock,
p m of that day. by the sheriff of Racine county,
satisfy the principal and interest monies accrung
on saId mortgage with costs of such sale al
lowed by law. JOHN COOPER, Mortgagee
DAVID NoGGrE Attorney for Morgagee
Dated at Racne. March 10, 1913. 40
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Its pages are enriched with Essays and Communi-
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successful application of this wonderful agent to
Diagonis-the deneation of character-nad the
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GROCERY AND APOTHECARY.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAS OPENED

GROCERY. FRITZ & DRUG STOR b
I n the building formerly occupied BY X. Il. farne
L Is Grocery, opposite Bish and Whitney $ ana
Morrison store, south MAN street. where he VIII sell
all kinds of Groceries,
FRUIT and MEDICINES uncomonly CHEAP
Among his groceries may be found Tea Coffee, Loa
and Ground " hits Sugars brown Go. Moa~ses,
Alspice Pepper, gsound Ginger, Cavendlsh and pug
Tobacco, Scotch and Maccob,y snuff, Spanish and
New Orleans Cigars. Putty fresh Butter, Hops, Her
ring, SaleraIuS, Rice, Pepper SINCE, Powder. Shot:
Blr Lead; Flour by the barrel or pound; Vinegar
Crackers and Matches lie has OYSTERS IN the
shell; APPLES by the bfrrel dozen; Pipes
Cider; strong Beer; Percussion Gaps; Nicking
wooden Socks; ButIernnts MADEIRA Nuts; Haze
Nut>; Almonds japan Blacking. shaving Soap;
sn!rhnr; Alum; Copreras; Cloves; Cinnamon; Nut
megs and Waters, dc. DC.
JAMES S. MUNSON.
Southport, Nov. %, 1872 D #
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Cabinet ~ as.eEnDsasa.

FMvflE subscriber. at his old stand op-
81 posite II. Whitn"y's Temperance
House. continues to olannfac,urc all kinds
Of CABINET FURNITURE such as
pjl}or anil scroU TITLES OF all descriptions,
Sofas, Bureaus, Tables, Strands, Bed
sfeads. Grecjan Chars, and all kinds Of
furniture usually found in the eastern mar
ket, which he will sell as low as can be
boughtin the western country.
All kinds Of produce taken in exchange
for ulni!urc
The Public would DO we'll 10 call before
purchasing else where. Grateful for past
lavors nc solicits continuance.
SAMUEL HOLMES,Jr.
Southport, tune 9th, 1912
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-06-06

SADDLE, HARNESS AND Trunk MAKERS.
At the old stand formerly occupied by K
Is. Nlnsor, two doors north Of the Elk
change on EXchangc-st. where they will
at all times be happy 10 wait on customers.
The subscribers having on hand an ex-
celent 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
vtc them to cal; 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 dfy hides.
Il. b. WINsoR, J. p. HANcnET. If.
Southport. June IA. 1912. 52-v
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E't*?$E25pRs II 3ge Tailoring.
FEN HE SUBSCRIBERS having entered
e in Co-parinetshp for the purpose
Of carrying on the Tailoring business
would respectfully inform the citizens Of
Southport and its vicinity that they intend
to be ready TO do all kind Of business in
their line, and will be happy to attend 10
the orders OF all who may ia Ior them with
their custom. Al work entrusted to their
care will be executed in the neaest style
after the newest fashion and on the short
est notice. They will assure that no pains
will be spared OH their part 10 give salts
faction and they hater themselves that
their experience will ensure their success.
REPAIRING, do~c on the shortest no
tice, in the neatest style and'on reasonable
terms.
CUTTING, done on the shortest notice,
and warranted to fit if properly made up.
SHOP, OTIS Building, corner Of Main
and Market streets.
Most kinds OF Produce received in pay
ment for work.
STRONG & NOE.
J. }. STRONG, J. G.. NoE.
Southport, August Is. 1912.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-06-06
TERRITORY OF WISCONSIN,
ACME COUNTY. Sc

To the heirs and next of kin and all others con.
cerned in the Estate of Isaac G.. Norhway, late OF
Paris in said county, deceased ntestate: Whereas,
Albert c. Northway, Administrator of the estate OF
said deceased, proposes to render account OF his
administration and present his account against SAID
estate for allowance, at Probate court to be held
at Southport in said district, on the Doth day,
May, lS43; Thereupon, you are hereby nothed 70
appear before said court at the time and place afore
mentioned, to show cause if any you have, why tho
said account should not be allowed.
Given under my hand and the seal OF SAID cou
at Southport, this :}rd day OF April, 1913
SAMUEL HALE, Judge Of Probate.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-06-06
Doors NMd S0Sh.

IN addition to a well assorted LUMBER YARD
IL the subscriber has made arrangements LOT Keep
constantly on hand
READY-MADE DOORS AND SASH;
Ofsuperor quality. Cash IS much wanted wanted anu
purchasers can make their own terms. Oihce' u."'
the Lake, south of Whiting 81 GO $: warenGIS''
January 9, 1913. n28 l. W. =" i''''''
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Joseph Clark, ! Justices court, Racine co. IS.
r. II. Demng, J. p, April Is,
Salvin West, & lS43.-Notice is hereby given
Sands 'Fest to the foregoing defendants that
in pursuance to a wri: of attachment issued from
the above named Justice Peace, against the orcgo-
ing defendants, by which their property is attached,
that unless they appear and answer to the suit be
ore the said Justice at hic Office in Southport, in
said county, on the ninth day of May, 1913, ten
o'clock in the forenoon, their property will be sold
to pay said Judgment. JOSEPH CLARK.