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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-16

49,. .,'ad i.n- is. the patient, mH,' STAY ia war.a
l,iI. u'iii t.' .'t welt: ii is am"-t II 'i 20
,..,u ilhl,- rd " A, 81" lungs Diseased, ir %
mast 'r prevented or 'i" cannot De- 'n'rt''l tT',.
cir and rldu- uut, ",it IN tia, N,'uuu"' liz. '',t-
VITO recommend t.at C"Ur>" lose iil"Ir pain ut-.
b.. rliylr lungs badly Diseased. and Vet, tr, Iu>r th1
T'' Nil T.. t m .l l 81 ILL
i-,j Veil. This has great deal 10 81" with IT, appetite
ior ', "a cr , attrr Such Such evidence at il possibility
u The worst cases, and moral certainty IA AL "tirr> Is
sinful Ia. >chcncks personal statement Ia lie tIcu,I'!
uf III own cure was in these modest words:
Many wears ago was in the last stages OF ,"nsuh.p
Thought | could not live a week; then like drown
catching at strawS. heard OF, and obtained
tue preparations which now offer 10 the public and
they mad, perfect OF me II seemed /" me that
could feel them penetrate my Whole system They
soon ripced the matter IN my IunsN anu Would >li'
mp more than pint OF offensive yellow matter every
morning for long time As soon as that BEGAN to sub
side my cough lever pans ana nst s"tAt- an btHi
+" ryc me andmy appetite became 50 great that IT wa,
soon gained my strength and have grown III '>h rl
i was weighed shortly after my recovery added the
pnct"r, ,'ihcn looking like mere skclc"n' my weight
was only ninety seven pounds; my present weight
wears have cni"Ncd uninterrupted health.
[ Scyngh Ia, d>r.,n" i his Professional ma VII I,
Sccick lr sui continue l" see patients at their e."
i,e "" l. North sixth street. Philadelphia every slt
urity rom? \. VI tnj r.M. Those who wish Thorough
examination with the E>pIrnmrtrr will bc charged
Il Ir>ptrInrtrr declares the exact condition of Tn
durable The directions for taking Ill" medicines
adapted /" the ini"llIryncc even OF child FOLLOW
:n- DIR, ctiur>. and Kind Nature will do III" rest.
,vpin. ll.lt IN some CdScs Tie Mandrake Pills are To-
!. taken, iucrrs doses; the three medicines need no
.h,r .tncIs than the ample instructions that
.t'.I: lirtI: First, create appetite oT returning
..tlIli huu-, the most welcome symptum When II
Will come. let III" dcSparinE at unc" Doe OF
GOD ch",r Good blood at once follows the c',nsh
!.l>tI.. might shaiv,l. In short both
q, fitness. Mnrld symptoms are g0n" forever.
Or S'h'4ch'N medicines are constantly kept in ten
g., Thousands of families. As laxative or purEatN,'.
tue Mandrake Fills a standard preparation: while
the Fulmunic syrup, of coughs and colds
may br regarded prophy lacterc against consuIn
liuI II of its forms.
lric, 81 the lumunic Syrup and Seawcci Tonic 81 a.
4 bottle or - 80 half dozen Mandrake Pills, %
Il box. For sale bv all druggists and dealers.
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GEO. 4. EtOWEiI. L. CO.'S
3(fw Aarfrtiseuents.
THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS PAID.

'"' lE>'ELE"S Lire ANn A'"rnENr INsUaAN..r
C'NrANA' Of la. ford, Connecticut, plid $40 OOO
on w H. fo.bu-h ND VII. e ,,rrv vic,;,,s d, ,h..
Ne" l''m'nrzh T'il'o'l accident $1,000 on the
late J''' b. Blake mayor of wor,,.t.r, Mare; and
IS 900 On the Lite : II. L,ni,, Jr, OF s, Au,n.
VI All these accidents occurred, and tl. in..,r,,.
was paid within three months each claim h.ir, ,,i
about sixty day. before it wa. due fy thu. tr. Of ,
policy lh' IE,rELre~ hs- paid sEvEN III NDEID
DOLLARS DAY in benefits to it, policy EoIdcr- Tor
death o. injury ty accident, trr every ,y,akiu. Ily
daring the past =.vcm yrar-
tn" Iav'cls Lii" and Ac, idrnt Insurance. Company,
o. IIutori, conn grants a the usual form. + LIFE
and ENDOWMENT Policies, on exceedingly favorable
terms AMrIE SEcr and Low RATE.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-16
TIE CALIFORNIAN
nCAL AND STATE ITEMS

- IoII>>EtIN, VI, FRIDAY, JUNE Ii, is71.
- Friends III This section OF the State will
ada materially to the interest OF the Caledo-
...gu by ending ~ local i,ema promptly and
-: s., bret le.,iblc torn.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-16
CHEAP FARMS FREE TRAVEL
chicago, Rock Island, and Pacim.
Railroad Company.
100000 Acres Choice Iowa Lands,

hlt company u now Offering flT -tl, about tx lI
died thousand Icr's of the finest agricultural Iud in
the Wet h. Company sell only TO actual -ettrcI-
hu ~ PiiCt- ~" exceedingly reasonable, ranging
ne greater part OF these lni= -ituatcd on., IN,
nr OF NJ riilroid between the itics OF Dee NONE and
Council llurz, AMI in the mort lcc.sIJ and -
lie region in the stItr.
Ssles made Tor cash OF credit long ,u.u.h 20 IN
crop. " VI ~
These land a" h III und.r ttlc direct nom the.
htnei Al hov". nm n and mortgage o. ,ncrr-
ChiarrF. ~ ~"
For map rImPhrt- OF ANY other iufor1lifon lc-
rpec;Ing Them addrr-- EBE\LIEE COOK Lind
COMM siomcr. navcupor. Iowa
EXPLORING lie KEYS az -nii II I'll. tou,,,u,.
ticket Offices At Chicago and all othrr principal station.
on lts me and If til" purchaser buys land the amount
pilu iof the ticket l. applied on thu puIca.. mOn,v
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Notes from the PeODIc.

MIR. STONE-DEAR SIR: Please allow
me through the columns OF your valuable
paper TO thank the kind (but unknown)
friend who is sending me the Cdledonian
for ISL. And | would say to all, having
absent friends. whom they wish to do a
lasting favor. 90 and do likewise.
THOS. j. SHEAEER.
LAMOILIE. Iowa. May %.
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SUPPLY OF GOOD BLOOD.

H., >,.lwc.I Tonic. in conjunction with tl, lr>. per
u,.l;,, and a>imiit,> with the ,rnd. ti,in,,i' .-
uy. pr,.r>>li-. without lt> prev turIu,'> b.-'>
t,n 3, iulc,, and i, cure - seen - h, AT l.sl
I.,rr j. NOR" rIuI'iIy". "a. ,Nt, CREATION 80 g.,
-'ul.t,'.. Az .Ilp,iI',>'.i>
~, IL. .ryit,,t Blood rGgi'l,r ,'t r,r
%. .,i uiu-'rt father T. suffering UI-.4. >,lti.
Ir.Itull, = rup in l' perform It, ''s,il.s
l.,j, ..ui ,rIiuf. Tie. ,rr 'I''E- 1t a,. rir
vrlt \"'r" ,llIt o." cheated Il collects .,l.'
f,. o.. Impaired .tHt disease, . I".rt -'f ''' lru-
IT, 't bonn "i gti,I'-> o. iII'.~ tl'II ;nr 'N'f
.tl.I ' VERY short time r la.lIi" is
.t' to-. r.t.'i tII,.u" HAT ujt.i ~
.I.. .l l'.' H." i'Il. Iu sob! We 'r 80
...i. i-..s. step, 'rt ', t'. Il.t'.''-.nI '.. i.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-16
Post Office Time Table.

'L">i..-SouthcGn AMI Wr-trrn -" A. NJ and so
g. NJ. southern way >:ao \ Il. Nmrrhc.n and
s't.c mail t:3u r. NJ.
Northern g:GG 4 Il. southern and Weslotn
ii."I a, Nj and Al. p. NJ. southern way az
St9sc maz ~" \. N.
.TADrS ITAVF tor the East ana West arrival of
i4,r NJ TAIN returning to connect With 9o6
train next nornng.
l.t,r h.ur- :ra:. \. n. t" = T. NJ.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-16

Man, woman, boy gIl-who wants honest plcasin
paying business at home to travel constantly 10
their spare learn full pariculls by al
dressing e. J. HOUSE Lee, Maine.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-16
J. ". VAN Nance, NJ. d.,

Successfully treats ali classes Of Chronic aud Acute DE
Send stamp for circular confirming psrtculars
and testmoDiala. Address Box "l2h New \ rk
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-16

The band ii.coursed sweet music on
Main street "Wednesday evening. The
hoy PLAY well.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-16
Marriages.

AT the residence Of Benz Gilson McIndoes Falls, VT
June 18th, by Rey. Mr.. Bradford, Mr.. Calvin c. Morrill,
of ST. Johnsbury, and Miss Sophis G. Colby of North
Attleboro, Mas
In West Barnet on the 10th inst, by Rev. Jehn Bole
Mr. John r. Bailey and Miss josephine f. whitehnI,
both of Groton.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-16

-Sunc pan lotto bat anonymous COZ
',-ruudcnt. seuG- u u call for Il mectin"
OF citizens at the town hall Saturday even
ir%'. III : O'Clock. To take measures tor eel
rhraIing the Comin" Fourth of July. \
fu!l hall i requested.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-16

who was tried this morning and fined so
aud costs. in default of which he was COM
mittcd.
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EARN For SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale her farm known ca the
James Clifford farm, situated in Danville about two
miles from Fairbanks shop, the Barnet road Said
farm contains shout loo of land 25 of it
also, comfortable buildings. For terms &C. enquire of
Abel Houghton near the premises, James Clifford,
Fairbanks shop. JANE STONE.
Danyille, June IL, 1871. GStf
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~ re-
- -


How Fish my be taken in any quantity Seat
receipt of Zoe Address Box llJO, Boston, Mnsr.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-16

We notice The taxpayers in the high
WY district OF McSSrs. Pierce. Applebec
and Wiley. above the Centre. are bound
B." have the hc~i road in town. They ale
n"W ""mplrtin" the crawling of the ell
tirr road from the village to the Pierce
paper mill. But We are sorry To 81" they
~.i,k To- the WItcr-hIrs.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-16

these Goods hav' received the preference all
other tn Government of the ,ity OF lO-ou for tho
past ten YEAR,. Their excellence is guaranteed.
The OF ISL intr, duces many novelties und
beautiful dc isus
works, price from II to 50, obttu our descriptive
and price catalogue.
Addrcss all orders TO BENZ. I. WELLS Co,
Hawley Street, corner OF Mlk street, fos)n, Mss,
and order early. Gi-t9
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49,, ,.,.,.,,.,. 81, ,-,,,,,,,.,.,
.....', n.,.I,N
a.. ..r..,
-
u,i.. .,..., wnl,o..r.,. oro,,in,r rIo
,..,..,.I,,. ,,..u
M. Horace Fairbanks is prcparin" Il
t:iIh Tor deer. ON The grounds Opposite Mr..
Fine II. Joh',sbtuy band have been
secured /" play OF the steamer Lady of
lhr Lake" dulih" her trip through Ma"o"
ia," ON the Fourth.
ST. Iohn.bury has arrived to the dir
atty OF a street sprinkler. II i: done hv
..Ib>,.Iiptiuu- from rh, busine:. men Of
Ih,.II,.r.
IT, h''"|''l Is putting up Il" addition TO
MAKE. ,h,. bnil,linn. when connl.tc. s0vlO
feet.
-
can attention 10 ME- II. y. en-
Tor" advertisement. lie has good rooms
"''" zoo" Il''l''ica Tor making ph"t"-
nirturc..
ne i'a~-ulnpNIc railroad VIII prOha-
hIN pat on another train from Newport t.
L'nh"NNille. during tie season of pleas
"'t travel making close connection With
r,r,l-., I.,...l.,u -
'
~ ''''' '''" pay
7'''''' wa, '''7 '''>'''
'''''
-.....l y
Frequent though sli~ht showers on
Tuesday and Wednesday. put 4 different
t' G,' ,',''''' ,''',' ''' "'T,
W Nm, ,,, 'ID .'''''' = " 'Y"'
,,.,,.,,.
-Sunc pattio bat anonymous cor
i,rundcnt. scnG- ~ u call for Il meeting
81 citizens at the town hall Saturday even
ir%. al {. o'clock. to take measures tor eel
,braling the comm. Fourth of July. \
-
-Irr item about street spiinklin9 by
subscription i: premature. The heavens
nave >rrinklcd the streets very well for
.rvrGul days past. However, when the
iair* tail, Mr.. Greeley will start his Spruk-
ter.
We motto" IN" Taxpayers i'll the high
Wy district OF M"S>rs. Pierce. AppIehee
anu Wiley ah"v" the CENTRE are bound
u"w complrtin" the gravelin% of the ell
tirr road from the village to the Pierre"
!.Apcr mill. But We are sorry I" -" they
-ai,h {" the vlt"r-hrr>.
= w.. '.''' W
- - ',', go NV '''''''3-
"'' !" VI ''' '''''''' : pay ''iS 'n''''"'
''''' a. '''''',i'' M '"'''S"' ''i' '''
nest "'''i' 81 WI i'''''i2' on p'' ''' H''il''
i'"'' '"'-' i"'1 az" "'NlH-'W" lr't front
pocket +" bay anything ct the real estate
'"'i ~ II '"i'n-bniy-
ina. I,,.r,rr of Rev. Mr.. Nn,r,v ,t
...,,.,, i,,u .rnnrs,l,,. ,.,..rin,, o,ni,,I
uI;. ,,I, -, 49,
,,..,.',,,, -, 80 ,,,t,, :, ,l,.,II
80
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-16

The lecture Of Rev. Mr.. Murray at
Gown irll Thursday rvrning was capital
lriu". a. all knew it would be; but the
GO" ,jrnc,' WAS not up to what it should
L.N" hr:H-Wc reckon the lecture season
ha~ passed. The audience to hear IN.
',aau toil temperance the nrXt evening,
'.. a"t SO lar"c - hat the evening pre-
,;"u.- vhich roc to show how little ill.,
nr'.-; oar people take in the subject OF
,yiuls,IJu'r.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-16

Nh. Horace Fairbanks is prcparin" Il
T. \. Walkers.
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s:S2j 4 MONTH

uor.e and carriage furnished Expense paid II
SHAW, Alfred, Me.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-16

iiir II. Johrsbmy band have beer
secured To play OF the steamer Lady q
lhr Lake" dulih" her trip through Ma"o:
ia," ON the Fourth.
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~ az
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-16

The i'a~-ump>ic railroad VIII proha-
hiN pat ON another train from Newport t.
Lrnn"Nvillc. during the season of pleas
IRE travel. making close connection With
IA" Grand Trunk.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-16
\ItN\'I\i; MACHINE 4,
+ | L f. W q X X ) !
JULY FOURTH.
PUBLIC OR PRIVATE DISPLAY

Ma. \,, Eupl.uJ Laboratory, Boston Highland, {.
+ N\SFIN l'yrotrchni-t, II now prepared u supply
ia. Tr,dc and iammittc.z of Citi.s, Town. Clubs
gr;,h 4 mil line of thrr mInuttCturCs for
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and .Aldrich for def.

DT. ]. :. Mas IS. TOlrn OF tIlorcf. Gen
cral assumpsit. PHI. in 81 was Il prac
tiriug physician in the town of Glover AN,
performed services tor two of dctt'S pau
pcrS. Town claimed that their agent.
never employed the DIR. to perform tn,
services. aud resisted the payment on the
ground that there was 40 privity of con
tract between the parties. The only que>
ton was did dctt'-. ovrrseer employ tn,
pltl.: Bartlett. Burke Bclden u Nav To
plti. Circuit. i. y. Davis. Tor detl.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-16

go Eurcka base ball club OF 1t. Johns
barry went to Danvilr. Tuesday. and play
~ the "cr"ad match game that has taken
place between the two clubs this season.
ENreka. run the mame by Two >corc.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-16

II. ,iohn@bury has arrived to the dig
niiy OF Il Street sprinkler. II i done by
subscriptions from the bu~ine:s men Of
The place.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-16

-i'hr item about stree: sprinklin" by
subscription i premature. The heavens
nave >rrinklcd the streets very well for
,cVr:al days past. However, when the
lair* TAIL, Mr.. Greeley will start his spriuk-
IN
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-06-21
A Bow Drowned,

A Boy Drowned.-Yesterday
TUESDAY, afternoon, l:ttle Willie Thorp,
son Of Rev. Charles Thorp Of this city,
eyed about four years. fell into cistern
aud before assistance could be rendered,
was drowned
Mr.. I. has but recently become res
ident here, and beng among comparative
strangers the loss of the loved one will,
il possible, be the more keenly felt on
that account. The afflicted family Ger.
tainly has the sympathies of our entire
community.
The funeral will take place at 8 P. M
TO Jay, at the Episcopal church.
We understood that Mr. Thorp wa;
down town with bis horse and carriage
at the time of the accident, and in the
hurry and excitement Of getting home
after bearing the painful news, he drove
against some obstacle, smashed the bug
gy, and sustained severe though no
dangerous injuries himself.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-06-21
Farmers. Feighf This Way.

The Advance Machine IS offered for
sale by C. II. Mccormick d Co., for the
Harvest of 1871. They are the oldest main
ufacturels of reapers in the wOrld-having
been in that business for 25 years. The Ad-
vance is the only combined machine in use
that reaps. rakes and mows eqrally well. 1t
is two wheel machine--has two cutter bars
one feet wide with steel faced guards and
keen edged knife, for moving. The other 5
feet wide, with malleable guards and serrated
sickle, for reaping. The rake revolves with
the reel as one OF the fans until it brings the
grain past the sickle. Whatever grain falls
on the platform is sure to be raked off in
good shape let the straw be six feet long, or
but six inches.
These machines are warranted TO be as dul-
able as the Old Reliable, and will cut from
IL to Is acres per day with an average pair
OF horses.
G. p. BRACKET, Travelling Agent. River
Falls. Wis, and G. l.. BARNES, Resident
Agent. Prescott, Wis.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-06-21

River Items. The Imperial, Of
the new freight line makes two trips a
week from Wiuona to Saltwater, on Sum-
DAYS and Thursdays.
The steamer 7Tber has been char
tered by the new transportation company
and is being repaired at the docks at St.
Louis preparatory to entering the wheat
business. l about fortnight she will
make regular trips from Winona to Still
water.
The Wyn'an X had narrow es-
cape from destruction in the Dalles at
Taylor's Falls lately. A brace of saw
logs sheered her on the rock, tearing
away her guards. Damages have been
repaired, and the lyman is making her
regular trips as usual.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-06-21

That it would be "a mutual advantage
no one can doubt, and that the county
a, large would be vastly benefited by
such a road, admits not of a single doubt.
And here another proposition meets
us. That a narrow gauge railroad will
be constructed from Red Wing to Me.
nomonee is now nearly certain; if that
becomes absolute, then are we sure to have
road running eastward TO Dunn county
line to intersect the same. But, whether
we do, or do not, is not our first suggest
ion not only practical, but practicable
Does it not lie within our means to build
and put in order, narrow gauge road
between these two places?
In all probability the cost of such a
road, including the entire rolling stock
would not exceed $3.50 900. And what
of that? In the first place it would be
a good investment as paying enterprise
and, in the next place it would greatly
increase a Il kinds of business, and con
seqently hurry to this portion of the
county thousands of men, and, of cou rse,
no little amount of capital.
Prescott and Hasti pgs must soon be-
come the great lumber markets for all
surplus timber in the northern portions
OF the county, and with railroad connec
tons, they would also draw heavily upon
the central and eastern portions.
1t is moi towards the North Pole, or
the North Star, even, that we wish to
direct our craft. We must sail towards
warmer cline as well.
To this scheme, thus roughly marked
out. we invite the candid attention of all
who are either directly or indirectly in-
terested, and we shall take no exceptions
to suggestions, alterations or amend-
ments being offered and adopted.
A little band of citizens here are rails
ing about three thousand dollars to build
an Episcopal church, an enterprise far
more presumptuous than that of raising
from the..entire community one hundred
and fiftv thousand dollars to bIild rail-
road from this place to Prescott.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-06-21
Pierce County court--In Probate.

49, ~ ~~ssNy ~PSS~e~s
In the matte of tue estate of Mary j. Boards
ley, deceased.
ON reading and filing the petition of Daft
~ win w. kinnie, administrator OF said
estate, setting forth the amount OF personal
estate that has come TO his hands and the
disposition thereof; the amount of debts
outstanding against said decreased. ard 8
description of all the real estate of which
said deceased died seized, and the condition
and value of the respeciive portions thereof;
and praying that license be to him granie,' TO
sell the whole or so much of the real estate
as shall be necessary to pay the Indebtedness
of said estate; and 1t appearing by said pe-
tition that there is not sufficient personal es.
tate in the hands of said administrator 10
pay said debts, and that it is necessary in orr
der 10 pay the same. to sell the whole of said
real estate:
Ii as therefore ordered that all persans in.
terested in said esiateAppear before the Judge
of this Court on Monday, the 26th day OF
June, 1871, at ten o'clock A. NJ, at his Office
in the city of Prescott, then and there To
show cause why license should moi be grant
cd to said administrator to sell said real es.
tate. according to the prayer of said petition.
And it is further ardeTsd that a copy OF
this order shall be ppbished for four slcces.
sive weeks prior 10 said day Of hearing. in
the PREscoTT JOURNAL. a weekly newspaper
published at Prescott in said county.
Dated Nav s. 1871.
saw VM. HOWEs, County Judge.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-06-21
Needs Improving We don't

think the city authorities arc doing ex
actly the fair thing by their constituency
in allowing that portion Of the state road
near Mr.. Southwick's residence to remain
week after week and month after month
in its present unsafe condition. Some o
these fino mornings the city will wake
up with a bill of damages to pay, for
vehicle smashed, ruined horse flesh, or
son ebOdy's broken neck. We believe an
examination will disclose to our common
council that this is no trfling matter, and
is worthy of immediate attention.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-06-21
7-4w.
Circuit Court Pierce County.

Daniel J. Dill against Andrew j Waltz
Emma A Waltz, Jonathan Park aud
Thomas Beddall.
The State of isconsin, TO the above named
defendants.
NOU are hereby summoned aud required
il to answer the complaint in this action,
which viii be filed in the office of the Clerk
of our said Circuit Court at Ellswo rth IN
Pierce. county, and serve copy Of your az,
swer on us at our Office in the city of Prescott.
in Pierce county. within twenty DAYS aiteE
the service of this summons on yon. exclr sive
of the day of such service AID if you ia / 70
answer the said complaint as aforesaid, the
plaintiff will apply 10 the Cont for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
WHITE d BUTTON,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dated, March 11th, 1871.
lake notice that copy of the complaint in
The above entitled action was filed in the Of
fee of the Clerk of said Circuit Court on Il Q
18th day of April, I'LL, at Ellsworth in said
county of Pierce
WHITE d BUTTON.
5-6w. Plaintiffs Attorneys,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-06-21
60 Mistaken Identitv.n-

mistaken Identity."-Peter
Butler, of Cannon Falls, MINI, claimed
that some two years ago be lost horse.
BY chance or otherwise, he saw a horse
owned by our townsman Charley FIfield,
and swore it was his. Swore.it profane-
Iy; swOse it soiemnly; swore it by all
that was good. great, holy, and unholy ;
swore it by his eyes, heart, gizzard, grun-
net, and before Police Justice w. III.
Mason. Writ of Repievin issued. Plain
tiff inveigled a merchant of Prescott to
become security for costs. Officer took
Charley FiieId's horse. Trial last Mon
day. No plaintiff; but his attorney
moved for discontinuance. Judgment
was thereupon rendered against the
plaintiff and in favor of the defendant
for SIX CENTS damages, aud the cost
of the suit. And so, for "shoost six
cent" man may be subject TO twenty
dollars expense, three days lost time. and
much vexation of spirit The only joke
in the game is on the horse, which has
had resting spell.