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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-03-03
OPPOSITE THE 90 URT H0 USE,
NEW BLOOMFIELD, PA.

We receive money on deposit and pay back on
demand. We discount notes for period Of not
over so days, and sell Drafts on Philadelphia and
New York
On time Deposits, five per cent. forany time over
four months; and for four months four per cent.
We are well provided with all and every facility
for doing a Banking Business and knowing, and
for some years, feeling the great Inconvenience un-
der which the people Of this County labored forthe
want OF a Bank OF Discount and Deposit, we have
have determined to supply the want and this being
the first Bank ever established in Perry county, we
hope we win be sustained in our efforts, by all the
business men, farmers and mechanics.
This Banking Association is composed of thefo
lowing named partners;
VA. IsPoNsIER' Bloomfield, Perry county Pa.
VIM. II. MILLER, Carlisle,
OFFICERS:
W. A. SPoNsLER President.
WILLIAM WILLIS, Cashier
New Bloomfield. 8 5ly
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SUNDAY READING
Preaching By tho Job.

.frIN -U-TI.||f .I. .I
SST CAN'T put down anything . said
Il Mr. Watson, pushing the paper
back toward Mr. Williams. al have been
thinking the matter over for some time,
and l have concluded to pay for preaching
by the job" w w'ht
"Pay for your preaching by the job 9n
Mr.. Williams repeated after him. He
was astounded. 4o fnr
"Yes, sir" repeated Watson. al get
what pay for then. And now we will
drop this matter At the end of the year l
will square up" dlF.o re
"But Mr.. WATSON
"Not another word" said Watson.
And Mr.. Williams well knew that 1t was
useless to argue the question, so he went
away. a.. ..t..tf tSr -.
The two men attended the same church,
MIR. Williams as member, Mr. Watson as
one Of the regular attendants, and the
most liberal supporters of preaching. Mr..
Watson's refusal to subscribe anything for
the next pastoral year was therefore very
unexpected to Mr.. Williams, and the idea
of paying by the job was so new and
strange to him that he really thought him
demented. He consulted with several
members of the church and congregation,
but they were all as sorely puzzled as he.
Then he went to the pastor and related the
whole story ; but there he got no light.
ait is beyond my comprehension, said
the pastor. Z" cannot account for it un-
less on the score of personal animosity.-
But, Brother Williams, we will wait. De.
duct from my salary the amount that
Brother Watson usually gives, and go on
as usual"
So the matter was left. MIR. Watson
was always in his pew, morning and eve.
ming, rain or shine, and for extra expenses
of the church gave freely, but in relation
to the pastors salary he always replied -
II am paying for preaching by the job"
The year passed as all other years had
done, and during the whole time, Mr.. Wat
son gave no hint of his plan but at the
meeting of the finance committee, held as
the pastoral year closed, Mr.. Watson
rendered his account.
"Here it is in due FORM" he said, pre-.
senting paper to tho chairman, NIr. Will
liams.
1t is not strange that Mr.. Williams was
somewhat curious about that account, and
if he took it up little out of order, no one
demurred. AS he looked it over, his eyes
opened wider and wider, and presently hi:
mouth opened too, with broad grin,
81 will read the account" said Mr.
Williams, "and l want to say beforehand,
that /, for one, accept it." He read
John Watson, in account with Parsor
Hereford.
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Jan. 4. One good sermon, $1.00
One fair sermon, rs
Jan. II. One miserable sermon
that had no life in it,
put half the congrega-
tion to sleep, and did
more harm than good, 100
Jan. II. One evening sermon
fair but not firstrate.
Wasn't worth a cent
to John Watson, but it
might have been tri-
fle more valuable to ns.
somebody else, so /
set it down, 25
Jan. 10. One rousing sermon,
John Watson, will not
forget for years, 800
Jan. 25. One sermon read slow
ly and wonderfully
uninteresting, 10
One evening sermon
that made the church
ring. An off hand ef-
fort worth dozen of
those spiritless affairs
called written ser
mons, and John Wat
son will pay accord
ingly 1000
So the bill read all through. Some poor
sermons that did nobody any good, some
that were SO terribly dull that they were
positively harmful ; but many that were
good. The account was balanced, and Mr.,
Watson had brought himself in debt to the
pastor more than he ever gave during one
year. He paid it like man.
"It is all right, said he. 81 got all
that am paying for aud at my own val
uation am satisfied il you are, and l
will bind myself to pay in the same way
another year" fst liot
accept" said Parson Hereford, who
had entered the vestry unnoticed. "And
also accept the merlted rebuke in all
kindness. shall take good care that
when you render your next bill, you shall
have fewer of those cheap sermons to my
credit, and none of the harmful ones charg-
ed against me-"
GAN right" said Watson, cheerily. I'll
advance you fifty dollars ON the next years
job" a9ag a
After that Parson Hereford improved
wonderfully. He discarded written ser
mons entirely, and the effort and thought
that he found necessary to enable him to
preach without manuscript before him
kept him awake and his hearers also and
if he ever heard the members Of other
churches complaining Of the dulness Of
their pastors sermons, he always told
them to try paying him by the job, for just
] one year. Itftas
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t8- 1t is apparent that great many
children get on the wrong track because
the switch is misplaced.
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Perry County Bank !
SPOnsler, JunI6in az Go.

TIME undersign I'd, having formed Banking AS
Il ISOLATION under the above name and style, are
now ready to do q General Banking business at
their new Banking House, on Centre Square,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-05-21
FOKIEIG< y OTES.

CoxsrANTINoPLE, May ia fire last
night in GAata. large suburb Of the city,
destroyed about 100 houses occupied most
i, by poor Jewish families
CITY OF Mexico, May l0.-The sum OF
$4,000 has been voted by Congress. TO
provide for the proper representation of
Mexico at the Centennial exposition at
Philadelphia.
LONDON, May lo-The Carll5ts last
week attacked some entrenching parties
beyond Bilboa, but were driven off With a
loss of thirty PRISONERS, Sixty republicans
werk killed and wounded. The Carlists
are exp.ctln., the arrival Of "a large cargo Of
guns, purchased in England.
ST. JouN, n, B., May l9-The mill op-
eratlres have ab ,riDne the eighth section
of their constitution, which required meua-
bcrs to work with those not belonging to
the assoeia ion. Tins will have the effect
of settling all difficulties.
4PARIs, May l9.--Fhe Count of Monte
bcilo has sent challenge tn Prince Meter
nich. The cause of the challenge is the
refusal OF the Princess Metternlch at Il ball
to return the salutAtion cf Montebello
Prince Metternichs seconds refuse to allow
the duel to take place.
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CINCINNATI has tramps' lodging hou'
where it costs ten cents u night for char
and five cents for the floor.
TEE Pottsville Daily Standard, one Of
the most energetic daily papers of Penn
sylvania, has expired, after an ex stence of
nearly twelve months.
AuoRNY-HASDED reporter Of the Louis
vile Courier. Journal is in ecstacies ever the
manner in which a man ploughed four acres
of land in one day.
WHEArHEk to marry or not to marry was
decided by couple at Clinton, Mass, the
other day by a. game of fdomiuoes-and Hy
man won.
Az observing man has discovered
similarity between young ladies seminary
ard sugar house, as both refine what is
already sweet.
NnTWIrHsTASDISG the authority OF ex-
perienced chemists, any old topers yet
maintain that whiskoy drinking is corn
JUICE i've to longevity.
The collection of Chinese cniEs in the
museum of the Paris mint, consists Of near
lV 500 specimens, some gold and silver.
One Of the pieces dates from 100 years
before Christ.
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News ana Nonsense.

CHURCH singers are sald to live by luck
anG chants.
THr political cat generally goes for the
custom mouse.
Two heads are better than ore-espec-
ally in barrel.
lFyou call for horticultural tricks, spades
are trumps just now.
The DEVILS tiiie" nuisance has broken
out IN Sacramento IN its most violent form.
CHEMISTS say tha. TO matttr is ever lost.
Printers deny 1t but it is no matter.
SPANISH vessels entered the port of
MaIsei!les, a short time since, bringing go,
90 oranges.
III cremation ever becomes fashionable
pc pie will not only earn their living by it,
bu, their dead.
A MAN in London wants to de paid t.
dis, lose plan which will insure the abso.
Lutte freedom of tn 1t city from fog.
RETCRNs from local registrars 10 Elsa ii
shows that nearly 100 children have drer
named Roger Tic,.borue.
CHICAGO IS to have a new thea trc, whict
che foudiy ho.es vii. become as popu!sl
as t'Iablo in New YcrA."
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FACTS AND FANCIES FOR THE
LADIES.

Engaged for every ee.-A hen.
A girl in Pennsylvania eloptd with an
entire stranger Just to spite her father.
A Ge,rgin girl has been the cause of
three ducl- and ten fights, and she's a
cross-eyei g'rl at that.
Green Bay hes decided that wiIower
ought to mourn at least three weeks before
shylng around for n second wife.
A Missouri Judge has decided that Il
woman is not an old maid until -he is
80 wears old, and all the women are singing
songs in his praise.
1t is claimed by the Ltr1'gencer that
the beauty Of Wheeling, Va, school girls Is
unriva'ed. Probably. hut what do people
wheel thin for' Cant they walk?
A Michigan girl whipped dry goods
clerk who had dared to chailange her to a
wrestle. lie ought TO have known better.
The winter hears no buds,
The summer yields no ice:
The FIRE the young heart HOUds
hN biA hl'tl itflS uhl TWICE.
Mabel Yes that young man is very
fond Of Kissing MatcI--. Mabel, who
ever told you such nonsense?" M.bel-"I
hai it from his own lip,?"
And saws she: Well, if ycu haver't anv
tlrnc, aud must 90 over to tie store, YOU
needn't beat the carpet | suppose se can
Gett ng up IN the night to give the baby
dose OF soothing syrIp Is not what one
cares about, bnt ITS hitting fellows nose
on the half open Goor that corrugates his
feelings.
A woman is tc have the honor of furnish
ing the design for Dr.. Liyiug>ton's statue
The foreign exchanges report that abuut 81,
600 have heen subscribed to the fund rlis-
ing in Edinburgh for a statue of the late
DR.. Livingstone. The design acceI ted tor
the statue is that of Mrs. Hill, sister OF Sir
Noel Patton.
al tell you > said Wisconsin man to a
reighbor next day after burying his wife,
when came to get into bed and lay thar, '
and not heainG Lucinda jawing around for
nn hour ami hail, it Just made me feel rs
II lde moved into strange country
A Green Bay lover dre~ hlooi from lis
arm to fill cut a marriage certificate. but til,
won't prevent him from mau!itg her around
with q stick of stove wood before next fall
and his nother-in-law says It won't
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SUERIFFS SALE.

DY virtue of an execution issued cut Of
} and under the seal Of the Manitowoc 20
Circuit Court, upon judgment rendered in
said County on the 5th day of March 1874
before T G. Olmstcl. County Ju l-e of said
county with Justices jurisdiction, in ftvor
of W. q. Benedict and against Anton Ott
q transcript Of which said judgment vas duly
filed in the Office of the Clerk of thu Circait
Court of Manitowoc county, and said iuig-
ment duly fpcketed IN said office on the 9TH
day of March. 1874, have levied on all the
right title and interest which the sail An
ton Oft had on the 7th day of March. 1S74
or Mt any time thereafter, of in AMI to the
following described property, to-wit: AL
that part of block No. four 4) in Il 9 village
CIark's Mills town of Cato county of VI mi
towoc which is situated and lies south Of the
Nanitowoc Rvr / and south of the nublic
highway running from said village of |iarkis
Mills to Cato Fails in said town. es the same
is lail down on the recorded plat o. said vii
lage now on record in the office of the Reg
tier Of d eeds of said county. And also all OF
the following describe piece of land Situat-
ed in said town of Cato, to-wit : Commencing
al the south east corner of the north east
quarter of the north east quarter Of section
NJ. twenty eight (2S), town No. nineteen
40 north of range No TWENTY-FIVE i22)
east running DOTtE on lHS ScCAlOU iltlP 10
rods to the land owned by Ira Clark and II
Liningrr. thence in a westerly direction 80
rods and feetialong the line of said land
owned by Ira Clark & II Liningpr to TIE
center Of the public highway, thence south
: rods on the center Of the public highway
to the land owned by Esrom Knapp, II encc
east 81 rods and feet along the line Of said
land owned ny Esrom KNAPP, thence south
10 rolls along the side pf said land owned bv
ESrom Knapp ami John p Wichart. thence
east IA rods to the place of beginning being
a part of the ncrth east quarter Of NORTH cas-
quarter cf sec NJ. twruty-cight (25l town
nineteen (l9l, north cf range twenty two
C22) east, situate and being in VI ,nt"woc
County ard State Of Wisconsin. which | viii
sell at public venduc to the highest bidder
at the front door If the Court House, in the
CITY Of Nrnitowoc. OF the 25th day of May.
1874, at ten o'clock in the forenoon o. ~.ii
day.
Dated. Sherif's cfice, Manitouoc, April
18th, 1874.
r. y. SMART. Sheriff.
P. J. PIERCE, Und. Sheriff.
Don. A. SHOVE, PTtffs Atty. iSI7i6 }
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SrTATE OF WISCONSIN CIRCUIT CouRr,
- MiNrTowoc COUNTY.
annsti-ius kr. zinski, Plaintiff John Franz
and Herman Martins Executors, of the last
viii and Testement Of George kuntz,
Elizabeth kuntz, and Gotfred Kun'z,
Defendants. In virtue of and pursuant TO
Judgement Or'l.r Of foreclosure and sale.
rendered in the above entitled action, on
the s ii day Of April. \. b. 1874, at II
Spcci 4 term Of Tie CIrcult Court f)r Nan
itowoc County. held at the Court House, in
rhe City of Fond du Lee, and County Of
Fon du Lac aud State OF Wisconsin. |
shall expose for sale, and sell at public ven
due. to the highest bidder at the Sheriff
Oifice, in the City and County of Manitowoc,
and State of Wisconsin, on the 26;h day Of
June, A. d 1874, ut 10 O. o'clock in the tore
noon of said day all the following mortgasrd
premises or so much OF the sane as nay be
necessary to satisfy the amount adjudged to
the plaintiff, together witf interest, costs
aHd expenses to-wit: Lots No ten. eleven.
and twelve in block No. two-hunirci and
seventy one, (27l), situated and lying in
the City and County Of Mauitowoc, and
SAT- OF Wisconsin.
Dated Sheriif's Office Man:towoc, Wis ., this
18th day, OF May. 1874,
Il. b SMART. Sheriff,
NJ ;nitowoc County. Wis.
WHITE & FORREsT, Att'yS, for Plaintiffs.
ST. 6w
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that in an action
commenced in the Circnlt Court for Mantle.
VOC County. wherein MAIDS Grne.. l. plaintiff
aud tEe Scuw John Doe ing Il vessel butt
ny one irI T. Smith. and not Yet bearing
any real n ne, is defendant, warrrnt wa
issued ty Adolph Pieniug CLERK Of said
Court, on the Sth day Of May, A. D.. 1874,
Oh the appl cition Of the said Mad.. urue9,
10 the proper officer, commanding him to
attach, eieze and properly keep id vessel,
her tackle, app rel an1 furniture, if 20 b.
found within his boiliwics, to answer all
such lens - should be stshlieh"d Y. inst
It Ia f.vor Of the sid plaiutif 'r the .vor of
any pc, son OF persons as provided IN chapter
Is, Of the Gfnerai Laws of Visions II, for
the We 1863, the amount claimed by the
said plaintiff, cn whose application, sid
w.rrant was issued 10 the .um Of three
hunireC and four dollars with interest there
ID, fr rs the ith day Of Nay. 1874.
All persons who claim to have any demand
gainst sid vessel, her tackle apparel or
furniture. under the provisions of said chap
ter ISl, are required To file iheir complaints
Tor the Irrespective demands ageinst said YES
seliwith The Clerk of the Circuit Court, for
ManiJow"c County.
Said vessel. her tackle. apparel and
furniture will be suld f5r the pay ,neut Of the
q lms which shall be established against it
IN ess the owner, agent or master there Of
or soint other person interested therein,
shall appear and discharge said warrant uc-
cordIng 10 law.
Dated clerks office, May 18th 1874.
\. PlENtNG. clerk,
Nanitownc County Wis
WHIIs & FoRRssT, Plaintiffs AtF,s
s2i-3a
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FORECLOSURE SALE.

CTATE OF WISCONSIN, CIRCUIT Court,
- MA,ITowou COUNTY,
Henry Stoll, against Henry Schmidt, and
Julia Schmidt. his wife.
In virtue of, and pursuant to a Judgement
Order of Foreclosure, and Sale, rendered in
the above entitled action, on the 18th day o.
December, 4. D., 1873 At u regular term of
the Circuit Court for ManIowoc County, held
nj the Court House in the Ci,y of Nauitowoc
| shall expose for sale. and sell at public
vendue to me highes, bidder, at the Sheriff 5
office in said City OF Mantowoc. and State
,f Wisconsin on the Goth day OF June. A. b. .
1874 at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of said
,iav to-wit: All the following morTgaged
premises, or so much of the same as may be
necessary to satisfy the amount ad-juaged 10
the Plaintiff, together with the costs interest
and expenses Lot No Six. in Section No
s,weuty-four ga. in Township No. nineteen
l9), Range No. twenty-three (23) East,
lying and being IN the County 70 ManitJwoc
and State Of Wisconsin Containing forty
four aud 77-l00 acres of lani, according TO
Government survey, more or less.
Dated SherIff's Office, Manitowoc, Wisconsin,
this Sth day of May, lo74
R. ID. SMART, Sheriff,
Ma2itowoc Comfy
WHITE s FORREST, Att'yS, for Plaintiff
S2l-6y
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SHERIFF." SALE.

Df virtue of an execution issued ont OF
- and under the seal of the Circui Court
of VI tnitowoc County upon "A judgment rem
derei in said county, on the 9Th day Of Feb
ruary A. D. 1874. before 7. G. Olmsted,
County Judge, in and for the County of Man
itOwoc, in favor Of Jos eph Gnrowtz, plaintiff.
and against Michael Nuench, defendant II
transcript of which said judgment was duly
flied IN the office of the CLERK of the Circuit
Court of Manitowoc County. and said judg-
ment duly dOcketed in said off ce Oh the 9th
Of April A. D 1879 have Levied upon all
the right. title ard interest which the said
Michael Muenck had on the 9th da7 of A pril
4. u. 1874 or ut any time thereafter Of.in and
to the following property, to-wit The ncrth
half of the south east quarter of the south
east quarter of section no eleven tlll. town
ship no. twenty (20), north of range no
twenty-five (22). east. containing twenty
acres Of land more or less according to sur
vey, being situated in the town Of Franklin
ManitOwoc County, State of Wisconsin, which
said described property, | will sell ut public
vendue the highest bidder for cash nt the
front door OF the Court House in the city Of
Nanitowoc on the 18th day Of May, A. D
1874 at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of that
day. r. d. SMART, Sheriff
P. J PIERcE Under Sheriff
SIBREE & ANDERSON. Plf's Atty
Dated Sheriff Clhce, Manitowoc, April | 9th
4. d. lo74. tSl7-6w)
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T. C. OLM STED,
sTATE NEWS.

Wausau i. to have new SIS, 900 school
house SCOT.
Wolves are reported 10 be very numerous
in Iowa county.
Portage will grant no licenses for the
sale of liquors this year.
Every town in Walworth county has a
farmers grange already established.
Messr. Gregory & Dow have leased the
Fret National Hotel, at Green Bay.
The graves of Confederate soldiers at
Madison are to be strewed with flowers on
Decoration Day.
Some burglars at Prairie du Sac made AT
unsuccessful attempt to blow open the safe
ofM. ii. keyss d Co.
The acreage of spring wheat sown in
the State this year is one ffth greater than
that Of last year.
Red Handed Mike and james Tayhr,
t~r pugilIsts, are to have brush near Ne.
nomine on the l.t Of July.
Twenty eight dwelling houses and sever
al other buildings were destroyed by fire
at O,hkosh Il short time ago.
Louis Niels, lad Is years old, while
working the north pier, at kewauuee,
had his right Lex broken by falling tim
Der.
A valuable horse, with saddle ard bride,
was stolen from the barn of G.. W. New
ton, in the town Of Trenton last Friday.
The body of an unknown man was found
in Inc river at Depere the ether day and il
is the general belief there, that he was the
victim of foul play.
Geo. C. GInty. of the Chippewa Herald
is to deliver the annual address before the
State Editorial Convention, which is to be
held at Milwaukee, in June.
Geo. ". Peck, recently Of the La Crosse
paper, aud is about to start a new weekly
journal at that place called the Sun.
Ole Jace bson had his leg split from the
foot to the knee, while at work in a saw
mill at La Crosse, cn Wednesday, by brng-
pulation was necessary.
T. D. Stone, editor of the Ripon Free
other day ut the hands of. Mr. Prince whose
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FORECLOSURESALE.

CTATE OF WISCONSIN, CIRCUIT CoUNr,
- MANITow { COUNTY
Henry Stoil, against Henry Schmidt, and
Julia Schmidt his wife.
In virtue, of, and pursuant to judgement
Order of Foreclosure anl Sale. rendered in
the above entitled action on the 18th dry OF
April, \. b 1874. at Il special term Of the Cir
cult Court for ManItowoC County, he'd at TIE
Court House in the City of Fond du Ltc,
in the County of F Ond du Lac, and State of
Wisconsin. | shall expose for sale, and sell
at public vendnn, 20 the highest bidder, ut
the Sherif's Office in the City and County of
N0ntowOc. and State of Wisconsin on the
Goth day Of June \. d. 1874, at 10 O'Clock
in the loren DON of said dIy. all the follow ing
mortgaged premises or so much of the same
rs may be necessary to Satisfy the amount
.diudged to the Pl.ntif, together with the
interest, costs and expenses, to-wt: Lot
No, six (6), in section No twenty-tOur ga },
in township No. nineteen (l9l. range No.
iwcnty-:hree t23) east. lying and belGs in
the County Of Manitowoc, and State Of Wis
con>in, cuntainin. fort -four 17-lG0 acres Of
land, more or less, according to Government
survey.
Dated Sheriff Office Manitowoc, Wis this
Sth day Of May 1874
K ". SMART, Sheriff,
Manitowoc County, WIS.
WHITE & FORREST, Att'ys, for Plaintiff
S.DI
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DEsCRIPTIrN OF THE VILLAGES.
TH MILLS.

On t1e stream, reckoning from Williams
burgh j own to Northampton. are as fol
lows
m. Thayers tool factory, p men, and
two button factories, total 30 hands, men
ana girls corset wooden mill of St James.
employs abou. 80 hands. Large brass
works of Hayden, Ycre & Co., employ
abou' 300 hands, and i, perhaps the largest
and best appointed factory of this kind in
the | nIted States. IL was formerly the
property OF the late 1t. Gov. HAYDEN
cotton mill Ct Hayden manufacturing COM
pany, 5000 >pinie>, emf loying about so
hands. The Dia-nond tobacco works,
employing is or 20 hands the two ex
tensiye silk mills oi Munatgck six company
employing 800 hand the large brick
mill of Northampton irush company, en-
plo,ing about 60 or IS hands cotton
mill OF Grcenyllic manufacturing C, mpn,
5000 spindies employing - a 50 H..u.i~ :
Northampton, formerly By Stat. cat rrt
comrang. employing pr''hahiv 2,h i'Hni> (;
the Calumet and Hawkes. manufacturing
Company, agricultural implements, employ-
ing so hands; International screwnaii
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FORECLOSURE SALE.

MdnitowOc County, Wis
WHITE & FoRRrsr, Att'ys, for Plaintiff