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A DMINlS rRATRlN SALE In Prob to =

4 DMINlS rRATRlN SALE. In Prob to -
y Mamitowoe County Court.
In the matter OF he estate of Frederick
Lang deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue and in
pursuance of an Order of License made in said
matter, on the Goth day OF December A. ID,
1869 by the County Court of said Cuunty tbs
un icrs guel Christina Lang ADMINISTRATIVE Of
the Estate of Frederick Lang deceased will,
on Monday the l0'h d.y of January \. ID. 1870
at ten o clock i'll the forenoon OF said day, vt
the Office of the County Judge, in the Village
OF Mauitowoc, iii sad County, offer for Sale, ut
Public Nenduc, the following described Lands
to-wit The undivided h of Eeq of nwq of ths
nh of SEQ of nwq Of Section one Town Ia
Range % III TIE County Of Muntowoc.
The Terms of Sale Cash down
CHRISTINA LANG, Administrative,
Dated at Manitowoc, the 9TH day of Decem-
her \. d. 1869. 2l-3t
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WHEAT TRADE OF MuwAUKEE. The
Milwaukee lI'scopsia says during the year
1869 the receipts OF -four by rail and team
have been grand total of 765 042 barrels
The total receipts Of wheat fer the same
period have been I7,76S j67 bushels. Re
duciny -four to wheat, we have a grand to-
tai of p, ,6o3, IL bushels of wheat as the
receipts at the port of Milwaukee for the
year 1859.
The shipment for the year 1869 have
been !. 220,l90 barrels Of -four. Reducing
-four to wheat, We haze a grand total of
shipments for the year Of 70, So, $40 bush
els. There are in store TO day, | 655 coo
bushels Of wheat, and at the beginning Of
the year there were on hand 6l7, 76lbushels.
Such are the wheat figures Of Milwaukee
tor the year 1862.
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In Justice Court,
MANITOWOC COUNTY,

MANITOWOC COUNTY.
Village of ManitOwoe.
To J ohm J Cone
You are hereby notified that w,rrant Of
alta clmcnt has been issued against YOU aud
your property attached, TO satisl, the demand
Of David Sn@kc. amounting to Forty Three
and tcn-onc hundred b. Dollars: now unless
you shall appear btfpre Don 4. Shove, Police
Justice, in and for the killage of M.nitowoo
in sjid Comfy, At his office in said Village,
on the l5th dty Of January. \. ID is o. at
ten o'clock in the foreuoon. judgement will DO
rendered agaiiist ypn, :,ud youl property sold
TO pay the deDt
DAVID SMOKE. Plaintiff.
Dated Iris III d : oI December, \, q.
1859 90.
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In Probate.
COUNTY COURT. In ,h

NANlTOWOC COUNTY COURT. In the
INI matter Of the estate Of Patrick Esgan.
deceased. To all whom it may concern:
Letters OF administration on said estate hAv.
inE been issued to Catharnc Eus,,n on the 3!st
day Of My J D. 1869, and six months from
and aftcr said day being ail' wed and limited
for creditors to present their claims for exam
inatiOn and allowance Notice is Hereby
given, that the c,aighed will, on the frs.
Monday Of each month, for six months from
thc date hereof, ri the Probate Office in the viii
lagc Of Manitowoc, in said county, receives ,s1-
anime and adjust all clans, aud der...nls Of
all persons agnDs, said deceased.
November -. t169.
Gro, ". BARKER, County Judge
GrO. \ No bIN, ATTY for PIN IS
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1870 rAoS'TSs'S Of rss 1870
MilW ukee Ne VS..
Daily, Semi W eekly and Weekly.
VOLUME t 23--lS1O.

Now is the Time to Subsc ribe
THE DAILY NEWS contains .elegra phic
dispatche., the latest general news, attractive
miscellany, and full and reliable market re.
ports.
THE SEMEWEEKLY NLWS contains
nearly all the general reading matter and
market reports Of the daily.
THE WEEhLT NEWS is made up with
special reference to FAMILY READING and
each number includes + FoRTl-EiGIiT COL
UNI ; ofprinted matter.
The News is democratic newspaper, and
in its political department will fcarlessly and
uncompromisingly defend the best interests Of
the people.
Daily by mail. Per anuum $40, co
Semi-h eekly - - 400
Weekly 200
Inducements for Clubs.
Any person who will send us the money for
FIVE subscribers shall receive FIVE copies Of the
Weekly one year for 81 10 per copy.
When the number Of the W cHllcs taken at
any one p0s;ofHee exceeds Ten, new names
my be added at Sl.50 per aunun
Any person who will send us sec. 90 shall
receive twenty copies Of the Weekly one year
and additional copy for himself gratis.
PAUL & CADWALLADER,
23-2t Milwaukee. Wig
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Notice,

Is hereby given that IN election win be held
on Wednesday, the 18th day OF January next
at the Library Room of the Jones Library
Association Of Nanitowoc. in the village OF
Nanltowoc. for the purpose of elechnS three
directors Of said association. in place of ) :.
Richards Henry Baetz and Henry Sib.'ee,
whose term o! office will expire on that day,
and also one director in place of o. B. Smith,
resigned. The polls OF said eleetisn will be
kept eIcn from , 70 Q clock p m
HENRY MULuULLAND, SEQ.
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Foreclosure Sale.

IN Circuit tnHt;. Alaui owoc County.
L Gordon u. 5;.r.y, ags.iis., frelricl L.
Gibson.
By y!rtae of ia31aon. of foreclosure ani
sale hi the above entitled action ,l..tcd Novcn-
ber 22l i ID. 1869 ! shall expose for 10
and sell al pabic yeudac 10 tIle III chest bidder
AT the CourJ House IN ,hc Village and County
of MaHitowCc on the 18th d y II January 4
IL: 1870, It ten 'oicck 4. VI. Of said day the
following described real estate, situated in tic
billaged o. MaAitowoc and state Of Wisconsin
to-wlt: lot number four ij in block number
orn hundred md fy-tbrce 1873 in the VII
lag ct danitowocin said County Of Aanitowoo
ami state IF Wisconsin
Dated Sheriff Office, Manitowoc, Wis this
c7,h lay Of November. $50.
l. MTLH0LLAND Sheriff
WaihcT 1 White. ri,.iltiT Attorneys.
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Notice,

Is hereby given that there will be u meeting
of the member of the Jones' Library Associa-
ton on Wednesday the 9TH day OF January
1870 ut o clock 2 H., at the Library RooM
otsaid association in the village of Manitowoc,
70 the purpose of receiving the reports of tho
Hoard Of Directors and the Treasurer, snd
for the transaction Of such other business IS
may be presented for consideration
by order Of the Eolvt of Directors.
HENRY MULiIOLLAND, See.
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ppsl0css $ { arc $ i.
HENRY sEHSEsEE.

JUSTICE Of the Peace VIII make collec
y tions, pay taxes, search the records, draw
deeds, mortgages contracts, &c. All business
entrusted to him will receive prompt attention
Office in Huebner' building, corner York and
Eighth streets.
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DHYSICiAN and Surgeon, treats all Acute
L Chronic and Surgical Diseases to which
men, women and children are subject Office
and residence corner Of ork ani Seventh sts
Orders left IT the brug Store Of Bacon, Thombs
Co. will be promptly attended 10.
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ESAEEzEE & RsEsYE.

A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law Oaice
~ on Eighth strcet, over the First Sa,ionG
Bank
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Taken UD.

Came into NY enclosure last August, A red
steer with white stripe On the back, and = bite
star on the forehead also both hind legs shite,
about one and hal years old. Tie owner
viii please prove property, pay charges and
take bin away. FRANCIS SAkiT.
See.i-n ;. T,wn Of Mishicott 22-2t
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e.. Es. EIEAT,

4 TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law CO.
~ lectlons promptly aren led to Office on
Buffalo street, between Eighth and Ninth
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4 Coon JOKE ON YANKEEs.-Thes sal,

\ GooD JOKE ON YANKEEs.-The salt
manufactured in the United States is sold
in Canada at $3.50 per barrel Bat Van
KEGS have to pay for the same article FROM
81 90 to 81 so per bushel, that l., about
four times as much as the Cannuehs.
Amt that good Joke on the Inhabitants
of the land of the brave and home Of the
free ?' Farmers, honest radicals, loyal
farmers, how DO you ike high tariffs2
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Banking and Exchange 0mce
T. C., S II @ Y E.
fsREttGVs woe Wisconsin

IT :. BONDS 1905. 5-20's. and all other
4. kinds purchased, soli and exchanged
Coupons On Interest Warrants cashcd. Gold
Silvet, and Coin drafts purchased At the highest
market rates.
Drafts, en- all the principal cities Of the
United States and CauSda, bought and sold
Foreign ENlhange On Great Britain and Con
tinental Europe. for sale in sums to Suit ne
posts received, subject 10 sight draft Also
interest paid on deposits Hy special agrccmcnt
Collections made on all parts Of the Uni,ea
States, Canada, Great Britain, and Europe.
made al reasonahl, rates Passage Tickets by
steam or Sail Line te and from Great Britain
ind Continental Europe, ior sale Il; New York
prices 7. I. SHOVE.
Manitowoc. Marsh =. 1867 5 So
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cash II As IL ,s3S 9s
All of which is respectfully submitted.
Manltowoc, December 18th, 1859.
HENRY BAETz,
Treasurer County of Manitowoc, Wis.
To the Hon. the Board Of Supervisors Of -uant-
tor0c County Wisconsin:
Your Committee appointed to settle with the
County Treasurer would respectfully report
that they have examined the foregoing report
and find the same correct
Dated al Manitowoc, December II, 1869
JonS c. EGGERs,/
THOMAS MoHR, Committee
S. SANUELsoN. }
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Foreclosure Sale,

In Circuit urt Manltowoc County.
William Burmeister. against John kregv,
-intonie krc2v, his wife, Thomas Koselka and
Joseph Schernack
BY virtue Of judgement of foreclosure and
sale III the above entitled action dated Deccm-
ber list A D. 1859, shall expose for sale,
and sell at public ycnduc to the hiehcs. bidder.
at the Court House in the NiIIage and County
Of Nanitowoc on the l2th day Of February 4 .
d. 1870, at ten o clock A. NJ. of said day the
following described real estate situated in the
County of ManitoToc and State Of Wisconsin
to-wit: The east half of the north east quarter
Of section eight tS) i'll township twcnty-One
t2l north of range twcnty-iour (24l east sit
uattd III the County Of Manitowoc and State
OF Wisconsin. Z. MULu0LLAND Sheriff
GEo. y. WoonIS, Attorney for Plaintiff
Dated Sheriff office Mapitowoc Wis, this
9th day OF December 1869. 23-3t
IN PROBATE. Manitowoc County Court.
L In the Matter Of the estate of James McNultv
deceased.
On reading and fling the petition Of Rosana
McNHity Of said county, rrprcse uting among
other things that James NlcNulty, late Of said
County, on the 9th day of December, A. d
1869, at his residence in said county. died in
tcstatc. leaving goods chattcls and estate
within this State, and that the said petitioner
is the widow Of said deceased. :ni PRAYING
that administration of stil est.te be 10 her
granted, it is ordered that said petition be
heard before the Judge oftLis Court. on Nom
day, the 18th day Of January. \. D.. 1870, at
10 o'clock \. NJ, at my Office IN said county.
Ordered further. that notice thereof be
given to the heirs Of said deceased. and to all
persons Interested, by publishing copy of
this ORDER for three successive weeks prior to
said day Of hearing, in the Manitowoe PILOT.
weekly newspaper published At MaAi:owoc,
in said county.
GEO. ". BARKER. County Judge.
Dated ManitoYoc the 18Th day Of December
4. ID. 1869. 22-3t
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IN AIE:-MUnitowoc County Court
i In the matter Of the estate Of John Anton
Miller deceased
On reading and 6lihg the petition of John
kr4us Administrator of the Estate Of said de-
ceased, representing, among other tling>,
that he has fully administered said estate. and
praying that time and place be fixed for ex-
amining and allowing his account of his ad-
miniStration, fled in this Court. 1t is o. dered
that said account be examined by the Judge
of this Court, on Monday the 18th dav of Jan
uary, \. u. 1870, at lU o'clock A. H., at the
Office Of the County Judge in said County.
Ordered further, atnotice thereof be given
to the heirs Of said deceased and to all persons
Interested, by publishing copy Of this order
for three weeks prior to said day OF hearing.i in
t5e Manitowoc FiLoT Il Weekly Newspaper
published at Manitowoc in said County.
Geo. ". Barker, County Judge
Da'ed at Monitowoc the eth day Of Decem-
Der A. =. 1863 23-2t
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County Treasurer's Report.

To tie Hon. Board Of Supervisors Of the County
Of HdHtt0sroc:
l have the honor to submit herewith my an
nual report, showing the transactions of the
County Treasury since the lth day of Novem
ber, io6S-the date Of my last settlement with
you-up to date:
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MANITOWoC WISCONSIN,, JANUARY 6, 1870

Amt Br'tForw'd S32,43 81 Sl2 ,l3S II
Franklin 1889 Is
MantowOc Rapids 2,l73 Sc
Village OF Manitowoc S,s45 - 1890 76
Local taxes returned
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The balance in the
Treasury at the
time Of the last
settlement was 32S es
The Tax Certificates
remaining in the
County Treasury
amounted to 1882 Is
Orders against towns
remaining in the
Treasury at the
same time, 767 Oh SI2,4 II
The receipts into the Trea sury during the
year, from all sources, have been as follows,
viz:
State and County taxes, including County
School taxes, together with the amounts re-
turned by the several town and village treas
mars n 1,r,,,,fl-
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.Eenitowoc, Wis.
Keep constantly on hand
GOOD SUPPLY

of articles in their line, which they will sell at
the following extremely low prices;
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SUMNER DRINK.-Prepare five.gallon keg
IA ten.gallon if you prefer. in proportion
to the size of the family, draw piece OF
coarse bobinet, or very coarse bock-muslin,
over the cad of the faucet that is inserted
into the keg, to prevent its choking; q good
tight bupg, and near to that a gimlet-hole,
with peg to fit in tight. For fvs.gallOns
take Que quart sound corn and put into the
keg with half a gallon of molasses; then
fill with cold water tc within two inches o.
the bung. Shake well, and in two or three
days it will be iit for use. Bung tight. II you
want spruce flavor add one teaspoon O
essence Of spruce lemon, II lemon is pre-
idtred-ginger, or any flavor you prefer
! The corn will last to make five or six brew
/ ings; when it Is exhausted renew 1t. Wher
the beer passes from the vinous to the ascot
Gus fermentation it can 10 corrected by add
ing little more molasses and. water.
This is simple, cheap beverage. Ate
the beer becomes ripe it ought to be kept ii
cool place, to prevent it from becoming
sour before it is exhausted.
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A Southern exch ange says: "There Is
enuogh.iron ore In Anderson countys Texas
to make ties for railroad that would reach
around the world and back again. And
more, too, there Is q pine enough in the
county to make the coal to run the furn-
aces for an Indefinite number of years, and
when that is exhaust ted there is an untold
amount Of stone coal within our county
borders to run them. tho balance OF tho
time" The truth is, that Missouri, Ken
lucky, Indiana, and several other States
possess advantages almost equal to Penn
sylvania for the manufacture Of iron, and
1.-THE protective system only be maintained,
iron furnaces and the other industries which
are always stimulated thereby, will spring
up and multiply in many parts Of the coun.
try.
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From the Cleveland Herald we gather

From the Cleveland Herald we gather
the following particulars Of tho recent Gil
fire at that place:
Just after freight train No. 20, OF the AT
lantic & Great Western Railway, laden with
crude oil in wooden tank cars, due here at
3:5S Wednesday morning, passed Newburgh
about five miles from tho city depot, one OF
the cars was discovered 10 be on fire. The
flames spread with astonishing rapidity and
the. Conductor us quick US possible cut off six
or eight cars--being the only ones he could
reach-and detached the locomotive. The
grade going down, the burning cars follow
ed the locomotive SO closely as to forbid
any effort belug made to throw them from
the track, and they came on blazing lire
Of fire and smoke, scorching bushes and grass
and throwing flames into the various oil
| works as they ceared the canal and river
When arrived ut tho canal trey stopped at
the switch Of Hussey, Payne " Co., and Mr..
Stanley, setting fire 10 six crude oil laden
cars thereon, and these, in TURF, carried
the flames to the trestle work Of the switch,
the canal and railroad bridges and the
manufacturing establishment OF the Kirtcb,
Crane Manufacturing Company.
The loss Of bridges was complete. The
one over the canal was iron and wood, and
whatever there was inhamabe about it was
destroyed, and the remaining portion tuulbl'
ed into the canal, thus, for the present, OBJ
structing navigation. A large force Of Jnen
are at work getting it out, but we ore moi
apprised how long the detention will be.
The railroad bridge was fixed wooden
trestle, and was entirely burned up. The
two bridges were worth probably seven
thousand dollars, but the loss is not esti-
mable in any certain sum Of dollars. for The
greatest damage IL in the entire stoppsge o.
Cleveland freight till temporary structure
can be erected.
The crude oil burned was worth abou
nine or ten thousand dollars. The tank
were owned BY the various oil firms fo
whom they were transported, but the cars
which were old, belong to the A. l. G. "
Railway Company, whose loss uron eacl
| Car is about $3.50.
The loss to tho Kritch & Crane Manu-
featuring Company is estimated at abeu
$4,000, and was chiefly t, machinery
The most valuable and permanent portion
OF their buildings were not dectroyed.
No material damage was done to any c
the oil retineries, as the fierce screscbing c
the locomotive as it passed along startle
every body out Of their beds, and all apple
!, themselves successfully with sand and diI
. to check the progress of the flames.
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MAS KILLED. mau named Jos. Shat :
Ter, who formerly owned the farm on which
Reno is situated, and which was subsequent.
ly sold to the Reno Company, was killed
yesterday on the Warren d. FRANKLIN Il. Il.
track about Lille below Warren. He was
walking on the track at point where the
haAk is steep on both sides, and wos struck
on tho head by tho engine and knocked oil
the track. lie lived about an hour after
being struck. lie was aged CT, aud was
on his way lo visit daughter living below
Warren.
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Mr.. F. N. Finney, late Superintendent
of the Erie & Pittsburgh Railroad, has been
appointed Chief Engineer Of the projected
North Shore Railroad, running from Fort
Erie, near Buffalo, along tho north shore of
the lake, to Detroit. He left. Erie on
Wednesday with corps of engineers and
surveyors, and will Commence surveying the
road at once.
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At the lste reunion OF tho Illinois Four
teen,h regiment lettcr from senator
Yates was read, in which he said tha'' a.
though far away from them, ho shed SIN
cers tear for the noble dead of the regiment
who sleep iu patriotic and immortal graves
on so many fields of glory. In conclusion'
he said: .It we, the people.of the oh''ea
States, shall faithfully secure to ourselves
and our children the real objects for wh'cn
the war was fought, then the blood OF our
s,,diers will not be on our hands. Other
wise, say, God save the Republic an'
save us myself, and one, and all-irom 'ne
agency we have had in IT,"
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CRUDE AND REFINED.

"Ma," said little boy, "has anntie go'
bees in her MOUTH "No, my dear; why
do you asks" "Cause, Captain Jones
caught hold of her, and said he was going
to take honey from her lips; and sho said
Well make bas,e."
DR.. Hull says sponge beds are healthy.
We know man who has sponged beds,
amp even sponged his meals, for five years,
and ho isn't so very healthy-except at
meal time.
The Good Templars of jackson, Ala,
want dispensation to drink lager.
William Vanderbilt, vice president, and
some directors of the Central railroad ran
On express train, last week, from Rochester
to Syracuse, 81 miles, in 6l minutes-the
fastest time, 1t is said, ever made in tmeri-
CO.
The New York Tribune inqnires Nv here
is the beef of the future to come from "
Unless something turns up that We cannot
foresee, the probability is that the beef o.
the future, like the beef Of the past, will
come from cattle.
A benevolent San franciscan reminded Q
party of men whom he met lighting before
church time, the other day, that ''it wa'
Sunday" They unkindly proved him in
correct by knocking him ''intO the middle
Of next week."
One Of the gentler sex says that th'
heaven Of the strong minded woman i
''where buttons grow in their proper places
and men cease from botbering, and needles
are at rest."
A lady in Bangor, Maine, a few day
since, sent her HiberniAn maid-of-all.worl
up stairs, with instructions to take ont ant
clean the windows. Shortly after the lady
70 her horroS fouud that Bridget had dui
out ever = pane of glass. and neatly WASHED
and piled them on the aoor.
Cincinnati journals announce brillia q
openiog Of the drowning season. One per
son per diem is fair average.
Wedding cards are no longer printed wit
aimonogram. The latest sty!e Is the lette
of the brides name, large, plain, and sin
ply printed.
A hali-demented eolored boy 10 Sails
bury, Nd, who "would eat anything" wa
one day last week gives come fly poison b
companions supposed to hove more Sent
i than he, and bis or their little escen.lcii
i gave job 10 the undertaken. y
An emigrant wagon psssiiT' throus
Rochester, Minnesota, the pthef day, bo,
the quaint inscrip tion: "Dor't inquire
North pole or bust"
o The Greeks are ths mos. sensible ia. Il
+ word, as they wear one style Of Digs a
J, tho year round, and the fashion new
changes.
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The Ditch woman kops a toll-gate. 4
One foggy day a traveller asked, MADAM,
how far is it to B---!". "Shoost leo
tie ways" was the reply "Yes, but how
far!" again asked the traveller. "Shoost 9
leetle waJs"-more empbatioally. "vadam
is it one, two, three, four or five miles?"-
The good woman ingen iously replied, 81
dinkS It is"
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George Augustus Sala relates a story told
him by Jefferson, the actor, Of himself,
how that meeting one night girl whom
be had once admired and neglected, he
lmplored her forgiveness. "O!" replied
the girl to Jefferson, sit is OF no conse-
quepce now. my father has struck ile."
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The American hotel observation-disclosures
man: up four flights of stairs and through
no end of crooked passages How am l to
eetout in case of FREY Polite waiter
"No occasion whatever for anxiety, sir
the house Is fully insured"
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Night before las, valuable horse, own
ed by Patterson q Dickey, was struck by
the down train and almost instantly killed.
Another horse owned by the same parties
was hit and thrown from tho track by tho
cuwcatcher, escaping with little injury.