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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-01-20

The "selden Irwin Combination, OF Call
fornla, will commence an engagement OF u
few days ut Fields Theater, In this city, on
Monday next, the Goth instant The combi-
nation IL spoken of by the papers OF Mis-
souri,, where they have been performing re-
Gently ~ one Of the highest merit. Mr.
Harry Rainforth, the young American actor,
Ii the "star" Of the troupe and IL supported
by Mr.. and Mrs. Selden Irwin, Mr.. Asa
Trenchard, and others, numbering In all
eleven persons. Tho Sodalla daily paper
says of them;
at is but Justice TO this company to say
that each actor IL "well up" In h sand her
respective parts, and did not allow the audi
ence TO tire for Il moment, but kept up the
fun and sentiment from the commencement
10 the ending, and, as consequence, the au-
dience was In u pleasant mood all the Time,
and continually showed their appreciation
In hearty merriment, mingled with APP
plause. They have done less TO let the people
know what they could do, by the means
usually EN- ployed than any company which
has yet visited our city; yet In polished act
Ing, combined with gontoel address and de-
pertinent, "The Selden Combination" COM
pares fayorably with any company travel
Ing"
Admission, 80 cents. Reserved seats, 81.
Tickets to be had at Conner a. Walkers drug
store
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Mn, ISAAC SANGER, Of New York,
aud senior Of the house Of Sanger Brothers
~ that city aud their various branches
south, IN on visit 10 his brothers Ia this
city, Tho venerable father Of these gentle
mon accompanies Mr.. Isaac Sanger aud II
must be noble satisfaction 10 the parent Of
those gentlemen 10 witness tho honorable
position his sons hold In tho business world
We have often heard men complain Of .
severe pain across the back In the region 0l
the Kidneys, caused sometimes ny 100 heavy
lifting at other by taking cold, the very
delicate organization OF these most llnpOr'
tant organs has got deranged, There y ON
OF power III them 10 properly NUM-
their functions Now, In such cases you
want something that has specific notl9n
on the affected parts, and In all the materla
medica you can ind no better combination
than William u, Parkers Compound FLUID
Extract Buchu. A dlurotlc, tonic, ANA brnq-
Ing, the diseased kidneys soon resume theli
normal condition, and the patient relQlces "a
freedom nom his pain hnd restored hohilh'
Sold by all druggists, everywhere
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A BIOOtIy Assault.

SATURDAY. night, about ten o'clock, Thomas
Johnson, colored and Thomas Johnson Is
friend, also colored, wanted some "crim-
son tide" and went into the saloon
kept by Mr.. Mencser on Elm
street, Just east OF the Scott House, to
get the same. In addition to the whisky, IL
Ia n logical deduction that Thomas and
Thomas friend wanted some "stamps," and
the method adopted by Thomas and
Thomas friend was as follows: Armed
with n hatchet Thomas Johnson creeps,
with hushed steps, up behind Mr.. Mepczer,
who is STOPPING In the act of drawing the
| liquor from barrel, and delivers him blow
upon the head. This only partially stuns
Mr.. Menczer, and he has strength enough to
give n istic retort to his daring and brutal
assailant, which blows were IL little more IT,
tanic then the African bargained for, and he
| with his friend fly for the outside, the former
leaving his cap and Ratchet behind him.
| Reaching the door as soon Ms he could. the
wounde man gave the alarm, which WAS re-
sponded to by officers Waddell and Thurston,
who getting the cap and hatehet let fall by
johnson, went directly to Fosters, where a
ball was in progress, under the suspicion that
some clue OF the Williams could be found
there. After searching the house, they found
Foster in bed up stairs, to whom they exhib'
tied the Ratchet and cap and finally got him
to acknowledge that tho cap was Johnsons
and that the Ratchet was an implement be-
longing to his (Fosters) premises Returning
to the ball room below for second search,
who should their eyes fall upon IA they en-
tered the room but the swaylng form OF the
Terpsichorian Johnson, the most susceptible
figure to music's "voluptuous SWELL" or
course Johnson was withdrawn Mt once frsm
the festive scene and he will early be inter-
rogated by the proper tribunal "why he did
II with his little hatchet?"
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ppatt's Astral OIL.

Absolutely safe Perfectly odorless Al
10 gas, Burns In any lamp without danger
OF exploding or taking hre. Mnnuinetured
expressly % take the place OF volatile ana
dangerous oils. It's safety under every pohsl-
bio test aud its perfect burning qualities are
proved by its continued use In oyor 3OOOOO
families.
Millions of gallons have been sold and no
accident, directly or indirectly, has eyer oc-
CURED from burning, storing or handling ~
Thc Immense yearly loss 10 life and property,
resulting from the use OF cheap ana danger
our oils IN the United Sllt,s, IN appalling,
The insurance companies and fire commits.
slOnew throughout the country recommend
No Astral M The best safeguard where lamps
are used. Send for circular.
For sale at retail by the trade generally,
ana 1T Wholesale by the propriet0rs,
CIIAS. PRATT & co..
l8dOS0nw lOS Fulton street. New York,
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Heed d IaiIirOp,

booksellers aud stationers, on Austin street.
opposite the Postonce, arc now receiving
and intend keeping constantly IN STOCK, an
assortment OF news and Job paper for print
ers use, Their arrangements are such that
they can supply printers ana publishers
with everything they need at M low, II not
lower, rates than they can purchase nj Cal
weston, Houston, New Orleans, or ~. Louis,
adding freight, This win be great conven-
lence TO the newspaper publishers In the SUR
rounding counties. Having had some trans
actions with Messrs. Reed 4 Lathrop, we can
unhesltatingly recommend them TO our
friends
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Notice,

All persons are notified that fom and
after ibis date VIII not be responsible for
any debts contracted In my name By my son
l., q, doune
The fixtures Of tho Lafayette Restaurant
now offer for sale, and the room which was
used for the Restaurant can DO rented upon
application 10 mo, A, q, GouFFE'
Alltf
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do 10 Stegaii a. 90. for fnrni-
tire, books. stationery, crock
cry ana glassware, window
shades, pictures, and MI kinds
Of mOuIdings, wall paper, siep-
ladders, table ana pocket cut
Iery. 2SOd6wtf
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LOCAL NEWS
.. N. BARTHOLOw. Local Editor
--------------H--1
Tho OfllClal Paper or the CITY
VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
Tho well known property known IN the
oCrutchneld House,"
In tho city OF Dallas, ~ offered at private
sale. For terms, inquire OF
GEO, W, BAYLoR,o or
JAS. o. cRuTcHFIELp.
Dallas. Nov, 25. 1878. IOau
ION WORK.

We have the facilities and the work
non 10 do as good work, and nj IA
low rates, as can be done anywhere
and we mean 10 do II. bring yo"'
Fine Job Work to THE DAILY HER
AID OFFICE, Corner OF Main and
Lamar streets. .If ...
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MIR q. w. nECKErT

10 our authorized agent for this city, with
power TO make collections and solicitadver'
tisaments aud SUBSCRIPTIONS Tor thiS paper
All contracts made by him VIII be recog-
nized by this office.
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DAY Hoard.
2SOdSwtf

Mrs, A, l.. Miller, at the residence OF Major
W, W, Peak, ~ prepared 10 accommodate q
few day bonrders,
Mrs. Miller Is prepared 10 do all kinds OF
Millinery aud DressmalSlng IN the latest
Btylea. Wldli
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Mcdonnell d Cain

Are agents for Woods Reapers and Mowers,
for Dallas and all the surrounding counties,
and are prepared to supply farmers wishing
these celebrated machines. 293d2t
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CURIOUS FAcr.-It appears that Amer
lean leminaity, the glory OF man and
pride OF nations, adds fresh graces and
new lnurols TO her charms every year.
Her dazzling beauty, her winning features,
her sweetor SMILES are causing poor ugly
man To stand aghaSt. Why all this modern
Improvement? Itisbelng whispered around
that the change IL being effected by the use
Of that great female wonder, English Female
BltterS.
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NOTICE.

No accounts against employees In the
Herald once Will be allowed In settle
ments with The Office unless I'm order
from the Proprietor Nv given.
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nrenond,a MinstreIs.

Mr.. Gus. A. bernard, advance agent OF this
sparkling troupe, informs our citizens, by
advertisement In another column, OF the
early arrival OF I'D Bremond and stan. Let
them come; they win be welcomed by nns
audience.
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l0dOS0mw l0S Fulton street. New York

Messrs. Durham, Howell Il Co., OF Shrcve-
port, arc agents OF tho Arizona Milla In Gal
borne Parish, La, and are prepared to sell
Colt n Yarns aud 0spaburgs at ngures less
than Now Orleans prices. %Od-u
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New ORLEANS, January l9.-Cotton-De-
mand fair but prices lower. Sales 500 bales.
Good ordinary to strict good ordinary lS@
Hh@l5llc; middling to strict middling 100
lGj4c; good middling TIC. Receipts ii 90i
bales. Exports-Great Britain, $685.; conti-
nent 400. Stock 279 63i; unsold l50,0 900.
IS 33IaGe5 3il3.
NEW YeiK, January l9.-Cotton--Net re-
ceipts. 92, bales; gross, 1857, Cotton dull,
week sales, 1854 bales, at l6}s@lG,.c.
Gold dull, lis@ilL.
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Twelve lots lone blocls), on the principal
business street Of the town OF llutchins, on
The Central Railroad In Dallas county, for
sale ut low prices. Apply 10
JOHN ". SWINDELLS,
jyl5dtf Herald ONCE.
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MIR. w. LII. Hnnrke.

or Shreveport, is our authorized agent ior
that city, TO whom parties desiring TO adver-
slso in or subscribe for The HERALD are re-
specially referred.
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woods Reapers and Mowers,

Mcconnell & CAIN. Elm street, Dallas, are
the agents for Dallas and the surrounding
counties for the above celebrated machines
Call early and get one. 293d2t
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Hay For Sale.

We ofior two hundred tons prairie hay for
sale, at low figures.
2S2dtf BLOCK, JET & co.
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For Sale.

Two good residences In this city. lmme-
diato possession given.
l5O-dtf STEAGALL * co.
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Womans Medical Adviser, 10 much needed
by all females, only twenty-five cents. Adj
dress Dr.. j, Il. Droomgoole, Louisville, KY,
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Artists materials at Reed q
Lathrop's. 2s5d2w
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For Sale,

County Warrants (smalD at eighty cents
on the dollar, by
JOHN HOUSTON,
93dtf IS Elm Street (up stairs).
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Try English Female Biiters; they cure aftsr
all else falls.
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Franklin & Penn take
subscriptions for papers
and magazines.
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The NonparieI Butchers Stall,
Shreveport, Ia.

Shreveport, La.
propose to continue to keep, as have
heretofore done, the finest stall in the Shreve-
port market. Having effected arrangements
by which | can always have on hand the
BEST QUALITY OF MEATS, / will be pre-
pared to satisfy the taste of the most fastid-
ious epicure.
BIZ Special attention given to receiving
and forwarding cattle.
2i6dly d. l. DODEZ.
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RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
Situated at the Dallas Springs, about half Il
mile South of the Court House. For farther
particulars, apply to
JOHN BARBER
ioS,.ti On the premises.
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NOTICE TO ADvERTIsERs.

IIercn fieraI bills for advertisements
In this paper Will be collected monthly
unless otherwise specified In contracts.
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Hides and Leather.

The market remains unchanged with q
good demand. Messrs. Schoellkopf 4 Co
furnish the following quotations:
Selected lScJ dry salted l6c; green sailed SIC
deer skins 25c; u Off for grubby in all classes
Harness Leather-oak 4O@i3c; Hemlock 500
Ilc; 'Sklrting i5@i6c. Sole Leather-oak 44a
Acc: HemlOck 33a39c
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Old papers for sal. ., mi. oAae.,
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GOltOn.

u 6212 shreveport W W.
by Telegraph.
GALVESTON, January l9.-Cotton quiet, de-
mand fair. Good ordinary l35ac; middling
l6c.
lar and nominal, demand fair. Ordinary
llAc; good ordinary 1870; low middling 1870;
middling &c.
NEW York, January H. Cotton weak.
Uplands 1880.
Gold closed at Tx,
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OFFICE OF THE DALLAS HERALD,l
January 10, 1871.
The money market remains easy. We re-
peat our previous quotations:

Buying. Selling.
Gold ..".."..."",.".... l0J % W %
Silver. lO7-M lO9 " llV
Commercial eXchange-New Orleans, buy
ing 5tto | per cent discount, selling 4 per
cent premium; New York, buying Il per cent
discount selling Il per cent premium; Gal
weston, buying a per cent discount, selling
4 per cent premium; st. Louis buying q
per cent discount, selling 4 per cent pre-
MUM.
Cotton.
Transactions In cotton to-day have been
light; the market opened firm with good
demand, prices ranging from II to AZ cents.
Some few bales bringing rs high as ID cents.
There is n considerable falling OFF in the re-
cepts from our previous report, but with the
improving weather of the past two days we
hope to report II large increase in business by
the latter end of the week. The following
are the receipts:
Tompkins & ttlefeld................. Al bales
Is. Il. Luce u ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, n bales
Boulware Co. ...",""".,.........."". II bales
b. X. Smith II Co.."."......",.......... bales
Oh DleS
Freights- Galveston 81 90; New Orleans
"a 40 =.
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B. SINESS DI.ECT0RY.

2nefs Lis service 10 TIE lut lie
Once. C~fHer oi Bud-to an J. hts Streets,
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby y en- that IA M action
coHuIfncri n Th tlr"uH CgJrt- ( 7 t!tu.t-
soc 'aQ4ty. wherein MAIDS t4r.e- l. ..iaiut I
aLi rae Scuw Jobn U5e D .il- vessel bai I
br cH- Ir.. T. S.pirh. AMI not yet hcar
any re1l II ne. j. teftn )ant "a warrrnt VS.
isspsl ty Alolph Pieaing. Clerk OF /
rout' or the 8th : Of t.8s, 4. b. 1874.
GA til APP lie rlou ot til sail . IL. orae-.
70 5ha I.r per ..fsrr. inl4ndnlg him L.
att en- -:rze -nt properly Ar"f "a = So
h T tackle. apparel ani furniture, IT 20 he
f-ani WThlu- rs bailiaieE, 10 apswet al
such .ien> - shClid be tst. hli~hsd agaiH~s
il IN t.vor ofthe saId liaittiii,or tie VT Of
ny pe,scn or persons as provided II chapter
- 81 the q Eerai L.ws C Nisc6D--n, Iur
Tie ye 1863 the am. IN, 'elaimef By the
aid Plaintiff. "a whose application ID
warrant was issued n the sum of thret
huu5sec auf four do.iai's wi'h interest there
D = ia the .5n j y OF May. 1914
All persons vha clam to h.Fe any dem nd
ac.ius5 sid vessel. her tacble apparel or
furniirr-. Gnss. the provisions Of sr'i chHE-
ier i3A, s.Ia required 10 flc their comp! ,iuts
Tor the irrrsp~e' sve demands ag inst said YES
SCI vi b III Cier+. o. the Circuit Court, for
A!aniiew"s County
Ssij vessel. her tackle. apparel, and
furniture Uiil be sold for the pay nett Of the
claims WHICH shall te estabiishsi against it
unless the cwrer, agent. og master thereof
or somt other peT.61 Interested therein
shall appear AMI discharge said wsrrs1t ac-
Data / ferLs ofice. Nav 9Th 1874
A PIENIGG. Clerk,
Hanitovoc County. Wis,
VE1TE : F0zEss-, P!aiuIEs Au'rs
52l p
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FORECLOSURE SALE.

S'TATE OF WISCONSIN CRcuIr CouET.
- MANrrowoC COUNTY.
Anastisius Eryzinski Piaiatif, John Franz
and Herman Martins Executors, Of the last
viii. and Testement of George Kuntz.
Elizabeth Luntz, and Godfred Kuntz,
Defendants. In virtue of ana pursuant to n
judgement 0rdgr of foreclosure and sale.
rendered in the. above entitled action, on
the eth day Of April. A. D. 1874, at Il
special term IF tie Circuit Court for Man
itowoc County. held ut the Court House. in
the City of Fond du Lac, and County Of
Fond du Lac. and State of WISCONSIN.
shall expose for sale, and sci ar public ven
due, to ,ile blgLS5t bidder at the Sheriff
Office, in the Cry and County Of Nanitowoc.
and State Of Wis ersIn. on the 26th day of
June, a. D 1914, at 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon Of said day. all .he following mortgared
premises or SO much Of the sln.e as NAV be
necessary TO satisfy the amount adjudgel to
tie plaintiff, ogsther wiki interest, costs
aEd expenses. to.wIt: Lots No. ten. eleven
and twelve in block No. two-hundred and
seventy one, (27ll, situated and lying in
the City and County Of Manitowoc, and
Stat Of Wisconsin
Dated Sheriff Uffics Manitowoc, Wis this
i4tL day, OF May. 1874,
X. d SMART. Sheriff,
NJ nitowoc County. Wis.
WHIT & FoEEEsT, 'Att'ys, tor Plaintiffs.
S2l -Gw
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T. c. OLA STEb,
STATE NEWS.

.,,,l..i -. - n ~ c-.a-
Bay will be ore e ,ae ,roo,o.men at the
wada;,, or NJ S.,,au;eo,5 Milo Gran,
.Tba ca,boIies 40 =, ~ On a new
ob,,roh =. r,,,
=,
i''a'" i'''et ans mas S'''i-'' ''''.7 " ''''
s'ha'i poA' nope a. !e' "sH'fIs nave
p'o'ea i''ai'
ne 'lll"ge Of M'n''''o f'i's'' % grant
any licenses ioF sl' ssi7 "a St''i''Uo'''
liquors TINS ye'Tr'
The house Of Mr.. G Barrett, IA the
town of Lincoln ke"aonee county "es
destroyed oy hre last week.
George Washington a1d simpson wal
ger, Of Janesylile, have been sentenced TO
smprieonI12Et Ter NE Tor the murder Of
Hachei "on'as.
Owing to the late railroad ,Gy the St.
F"n' ana : -s"F'h"es-eFn companies nave
with4fa"h 'p'c'"l ra'eS ana lowered 're
a.
49,,
i''''''"' ''''9 -''7A, H'''"''-'' ','0 ~
s'""S''
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AiornrEs ana CnCnselIors-a.-I ~. stl stree
0,u ellt' i' q 'co Not1 c. Past Uf,.e.
:" ''~- 'hdi sJp'.sl IA thlS Office Il & Iy
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To Builders.

NOTICE is hereby given that the SChoo
Board OF joint School district, M ! IL the
City ana Town Of MaIitowoc will rccpivr
scaled Proposals for The tuI-hiug of the
third story OF the School bull IiGg IF said
district IN accordance With plans and snrci
nc 'tiunS, which may De explained Il ih,
office Gf Greene & Ntsh. IN sid CITY a
Manitowoc Propo- as IN y h. nIldr - 'uyr
lst. Ft: carYenicr cork aud ptintin. only
including matcriai FOX str.r or
2d, For mason work only, inc uiin-
material for SINE. or
I'd For carpenter work, P ing, and
mason w0rs iueIul Nc marerisi IL. Inc.
Bis viii b. received by L. J Nash
lirrctor until My 3D,h. 81 Mt noon. al
wnich time the -aule ai.l be "p uel hr ,b.
80 I'D. thy ra-e.'ius y'.e night tores u ans
nj a., 5.ds.
JoHS LANTEY. bis
tHAs. ErLtAG. LIZ Ireas
L. } NASH. Disf Director
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- - = -
A. o'hs.N ~ L. OGich ON Eighth ST.. South
5lae. opposite o.t.E tlr's store "a ~
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LEGAL NOTICES.
IN BATE Manitcwoc County


In the matter Of the Proof and Probate c.
the last Will and Testament Of Patrick Mul.
Inns deceased. iats Ct the County of Mani to
voc.
WHEREAS. an Instrument in writing, pur-
porting to be the last viii and testament of
Patrick Mullins deceased, late Of the eoun-
t. OF Manitowoc has been fled in this Office;
and whereas applications has been made1y
Michael Mullins pr, wing til at the same be
proyen and admitted 10 Probate according
to the laws OF this state:
Therefore, ii is ordered that said applica-
tion oe heard teto.e ne at the Probate Office
in the city of Mani;owo; IL said county. on
the lith day of Jape, A u. 1874 at 10
o'clock \ NJ
And it is further ordered, that notice shall
be given to all persons interested in said viii
Of the ti1de and place of said hearing, by
publication in the Manitowoc PILoT a weekly
newspaper printed in said county for three
successive weeks, once each week, prior 10
the time of such hearing.
BY the Coglt
Dated at Manitowce, the llth day cf May,
A. L. 1874.
82It3 7. G. 0LMsTED, Co. Judge.
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SHERIFF S SALE

DT virtue of IN execution iseupd oat Of
ID and unicr the seal Of the Aiaui,owoc Co
Circuit Court, upon judgment rendered in
sait County on the 5ih day Of March 1874
before I G.. 0lmste |. Comfy Judge Of said
county with justices iuris llctior. in flvor
Of w. q. Benedict and against Anton OFT
transcript Of which said jul lgment Sas duly
filed in the Office of the Clerk {, the Circait
Court Of Slanitowoc county. and said luIr-
ment duly docketed IN said office on the 7th
day of March, 1874, | have levied on AL the
right title and interest which the s4iI An
ton CIT had on the 18th day Of March. 1874
or at any time thereafter Of, in and to the
following described property, to-wit: All
that part of block No. four G. in u village
Ciark's Mills, town Of Cato county Of Mimi
tOwoc. which IS situated and lies Sorth Of the
Manitowoc River and sout tn Of the public
highway running troTh said village of Clark :
Mills 10 CHto Falls in said town. as IT, same
is lai1 down on the recorded plat a. said vii
lage now on record in the Office Of the Rec
liter Of Deeds of said county Aad alSC al of
the following describei piece of Ian sitrat-
ell IN said town of Cato, to-wit Commencing
ut the south east corner Of the north naet
quarter Of the north st quarter Of section
NJ. twenty eight t28), town No niuetocn
1a) north of range No twertv-two l23l
rods to the land owned by Ira Clark and n
ninibgcr. tnenee in westerly direct on 3G
rods ID feet'alGng the line Of said land
owned wv Irt Clark & II Linirgor to II o
center Of the puLlic highwiy. the"ce south
rods IN the center If the ruLlic Highway
to the land owned by ESrom knlpT. Hence
east - rods and 7 feet alaac he i.e Of said
land owned hv Esrom KNAPP, thence south
10 rods along the side IF id land Owned bv
Esrom KnarP and Johr. p Nictart. thence
east II rods to the place - bo.'nuin-. being
part Of the north east qIlrtcr or North east
quarter Of sec No. TWEEN v-oight (s9N town
nineteen tl9l, north &C rlu.e twenty two
f22) east situate and being in Nru:t1wDc
County ard State af Wis '7u-in. which VII
sell n public venduc to the Liahe,l bidder
at the fra1t door Of the Court House. in thc
CITY Of Naniiowoc, or the 2lth day of Ai5v.
lS74. at ten O'Clock in the forenoon Of said
day.
Datei Sherif's cGice, Mauitouoc, April
18Th, 1914.
R. D. SMART. 81 srif~.
P. J. rI.acg. Uni. Shor'T
DoS. A SHOVE, Pr,fs Av,y. tsl-6