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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-11-18
L STATE-LEwIs.

| IN probate-Grant County Court. In the matter OF
the estate of William J. Lewis, deceased
On reading and fling the petition Of John G.
Perkins Of the county of Grant representing among
other things that VIM. j. Lewis, late of the county
of Grant, on the 18th day of March, A. d. 1919, at
Marion in the county of Grant, died interstate, leav
ing goods chattels and within this State and
county and that the said petitioner is creditor Of
said deceased and praying that admi abstraction OF
said estate be TO NJ B Pitrman granted.
1t ordered that said petition be heard before the
Judge of this court, Monday, the 9Th day of De-
cember 1875, at one O'Clock p M. at Lancaster in
said county.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given to
the heirs of said deceased and to all interest
ed by publishing copy of this order for three sue
cessive weeks prior to said day of hearing in the
Grant County Herald. weekly newspaper printed
and published at Lancaster, In said county.
Dated at Lancaster, Wis, Nov smber 8, 1878.
By the Court,
35w3 VIM Mcd0NIGAL L, County Judge.
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CHERIFF'S SALE -GERHART.

State of Wisconsin, County of Grant-ss. Circuit
Court for Grant County. Thomas Tormey, plaintiff,
against John Gerhart and Katherine Gerhart, his
wife, John Kirk and Sarah Ann Kirk, his wife,
Frederick shupner and Frederick Kluckhorn de-
PENDANTS.
BY virtue of judgment of foreclosure and order Of
sale rendered in the above entitled action, by the
Circuit Court of Grant couRty, at the September
term 1875 thereof the first day of October, 1875
to me directed and delivered l shall, on Saturday,
the 20 tn day of November 1875 at o'clock in the
afternoon Of said day. the front door Of the court
house. in the village of Lancaster, Grant county,
Wisconsin, offer for sale aud SELL at public auction, TO
the ghest bidder for cash. the following described
mortgaged premises, to-wit: The northwest quarter
and the half OF the quarter Of section
two t2 and the southeast quarter of the southeast
quarter section three and the northeast quarter
of the northeast quarter of section ten Ol all in
township five (5), north of range (2) west
situated in Grant county, Wisconsin.
Dated at the sheriff's office, in the village Of
Lancaster Grant county, Wisconsin, this 9th day of
October, 1875. j. B, MCCOY, Sheriff Grant Co.. Wis.
BUsHNELL CLARK Pitts Attys. 3lw6
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hone AWay With The NliddIeman.
COURTESY is the Watchword

of my establishment tocash customers, to
whom l will sell cheap, because l cannot help
myself on account of that big heart Of
NINE and for thst very reason my name will be
handed down to posterity. Instructions given free
Of charge to the poor show to become rich" and
they are especially invited. Having been poor once
my self can administer their wants by experience
still look upon the Blind Robin staple article
OF food for those French gentlemen who would like
to oysters if they could pay for them Stature day
night. Admission free, as usual, but makes you see
much troubles before you get out Remember, this
ia the biggest house west of the Pacific coast.
J. DIEG.
p S.-Goods delivered free Of charge to all parts OF
the city by good looking Dutch Boy who is entitled
to the sympathy of the entire community. because
A. was born in Germany, and on that account ne
be President. 3}-2s y -.
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In Probate-Grant County Court. In the matter o.
Est ste OF Thomas Stanley. deceased
On reading and filing the petition of P.
Clark of the county Grant representing that the
executors named and appointed in and by the last
will and testament of said Thomas Stanley, deceased
has refused and neglected qualify and settle said
estate that he is creditor of said deceased, and
praying that letters of administration, with the will
annexed on said estate, be to franklin Halbert
granted.
It is ordered that said petition be heard before the
Judge of this court, Monday the 9th day of De-
cember, A. d. 1875, at one o'clock p. m, at Ian
caster, in said county.
Ordered further that notice th sreof be given to the
heirs of said deceased and TO all persons interested
by publishing copy of this order for three success
sive weeks prior said day of hearing in the Grant
County Herald, weekly newspaper printed and pub
lished at Lancaster, In said county.
By the Court WM McGONJGAL. Co. Judge.
Dated at Lancaster, Wis. the sth day of NOyem
her A D. 1875 35w5
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GrandDistr
OF
LOW PRICES FOR High GOODS
AT THE
ONE PRICE GROCERY STORE

The cheapest east OF the Atlantic coast. whore the
Cheap John" style is never prac;ced by advertising
such as Great Sacrifice" "Feartul Slaughter" or
Below Cost" etc, where you will be received with
hat pesuliar smile of miae, and then I'll make a
dive for your "weasel skin One fault of mine is
had always been overpoite in Germany. came
pretty near being put in prison while in the
old country for the very reason, but in
this glorious country they ask me invariably for
credit, if 1 practice them my French style OF
etiquette but the greatest crimes man may be
guilty of are being Dutch getting drunk and playing
the fiddle But have besn led away from the thread
Of my story. No woman is or can be happy without
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- - n ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is q
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FIHage Of Beetotcn
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Yilldgs Of Boscobel


BLOCK
Az o. .oss . nG Se,top......... q
Wa,ttn's addition to Caiy Of Boscobe
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Pltrker's Addition to Cay ef Bosco5el
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Seatoa's addition 70 CITY 81 Bosco6el
Emma Cosuer.... Q Is
LOIS . apu 49, Mar Mann -. 6 Is
Lots g. /, Is. A. Is. & Sea'on....'''''.. 70 20
Lots and H......... Lowry -.'.''..-'''.'' '' -
Br1,gn's addition to Ctty of Boscobei
taho,s rroyvn IS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-27
GheG2teui9e4fer,
The city Election.

A good deal Of interest is being mani
Tested in the election to take place to-
morrow for Mayor, Clerk, Sergeant,
Street Commissioner, WharfmastGr and
members Of the first and second branches
Of the City Council, Candidates are
numerous, and in the choice OF officers
we would advise voters to chOOSe'ior the
various positions Of trust, hopess capable
and responsible men. Let personal preiu-
dices and party affiliations be laid aside
and the good order and financial welfare
Of the city only be consulted, Elect in
telligent, judiCious and incOrruptible cit
izens to both branches Of the Council,
that our city may be spared the disgrace
of corrupt jobs and plundering rings
We need a safe, economical and generous
(lOr he only can bO truly generous who
is economicaD administration OF city
affairs. 1t Is tho duty Of every citizen TO
vote--to vote intelligently, To vote fear
lessly; and that man who has not time to
go to an election scarcely deserves the
benefits Of citizenship,
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ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
Night Dispatches.
SENATORIAL CANVASS,
No Election in IOint Session
Another Democratic Caucus.
Five Ballots Without Result.
A serenade that Didn't Pan Out,
Walkers Tricks ReaUtlnu Against Him.
Darkness stilI Prevails. !,
Five Ballots Without Result
A serenade that Didn't Pan Out
Walkers Tricks Rsaotluv Against Him
Darkness still Prevails.

CHARLESTON, January 20, 1875.
special Telegram to Tho IusllIseneG.
An open vote for Senator was taken In
both Houses at three o'clock to-day, with
the following result' Walker II, Camden
10, Price IS, Brannon Is, Caperton 8
scattering 10,
Republicans did not vote for any par
ticular person.
The Democrats went into caucus to.
night, took five ballots and adjournd at q
o'clock,
First ballot-Walker 20, Camden II
Price l9, .BrannOn 10, CaPsrton 8, scat
terlng 4,
Second baIlot-Walksr 10, Camden 20
Price 10, Brsnnon ., Caperton !, Judgt
Moore o, Scattering2.
Third ballot-Walker -, Camden 20
Prices, Brannon ., Caperton 2, scatter
ingZ
Fourth ballOt-Walker ~, Camden 10
Price 0, IIrunnon ., Caperton 4, scatter
lingo.
Fifth ballot-Walker q, Camden 10
Price /, Brannon Y, Caperton 2, scatter
ing4,
Twenty-ona ballots have now beel
taken and no prospect Of n nomination
but the caucus meets again Tomorrow
night The band serenadel the Candi
dates at the Hale House tonight, and
several hundred people gathered. Mr.
Wooded, Of PocahOntas, was made Presi
dent and a committee appointed to inviIC
the several candidates to speak, but al
the trick had leaked ont that the ban'
had becn hired by Walker, who hal pre-
pared II big speech and expected to taxi
things by atorm, all refused to responl
and the crowd dispersed diSgllsted. The
trick Is reactingon Walker anI will inIur'
him badly. Itwasthe llatteAt lizzle lcycI
saw.
The Senate Judiciary Committee te
ported the capital removal bill to.da!
without recommendation. MODOc.
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Great Enthmsiasm over John
sons Election.

NASHVILLE, January 2O.-The enthu.
siasm and excitement over the election oi
Hon. Andrew johnson 10 the U. s. Senate
to-day Ia beyond description. lie made
thirty minutes speech to ten thousand
people on the public square this evening
announcing his adherence TO Democratic
principles a. set forth In his administra.
tion Of the government and former
speeches. There were rumors on Tie
streets this afternoon that he had made
concessions TO the Republican members Of
the Legislature for their votes. He de.
nies eniphatically having made -coiIces'
sions In any form or entering Into any nn.
derslanding with other candidates Of the
opposition. lie asAertS that he was elect.
ed upon the broad platform OF the con.
RtiLution and the administration Of the
laws IA enunciated by the national De.
innHPanV El.|
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l,IlicngO.

CHICAGO, January 2G.--Flour dull, but
unchanged; superGhe 81 25a4 70. Wheat
steady and In moderate demand No.
spring 0OIfC; No. 2, SS3SC cash; SS9SaSsAC
seller February; S95tc seller March; No. -
S2as9kc; rejected 70IIa77c. Corn steady
and In moderate demand; No. 9 mixed al
Gi4c cash; GlJ$c February; GiAc seller
March; Il w seller May; GOKaG0Xc for re.
leCted Oats steady and In moderate de-
mand; No. 2, 52a69 lGc cash; 62I IGc seller Feb
ruary rejected 4OIIa6Oc. Rye dull and
nominal. Barley dull md unsettled; No. q
81 2g2faI 23lf cash. Dressed Hogs steady
AZ 70 for light. Pork dull, irregular and
lower 81 81 n cash; $i7 % seller February
SIS 20 seller March. Lard dull and nominal
$I3 % cash, seller February; $13 o. seller
March. Btilk MeAts steady With moderate
demahl and unchanged. Whisky steady
with moderate demand at g4c. 20
On call board In The afternoon grain was
quietnnd unchanged. Pork dull and easier
$17 Siat7 W February; SIS I7lfaiS 20 seller
March. lard quiet aud unchanged.
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The Election To.morrOw.

EultOTd lnIelukcuSu'
win the real citizens Of Wheeling,
those who have an interest in its good
government and prosperity, It's opera
lives, mechanics, merchants, manufsCtur:
ers, &c., go to the pollsOn Thursday and
vote Tor the men best qualified for the
various Offices to be flled2 or will they,
a. too often happens, stay at home and
permit the inteFests Of the city to fall
into incapable and irresponsible hapdsH
You have now a good opportunity to
make selections. Ignore party lines.
Vote for the best man, whether a Demo.
crat or Republican, Vote for y man
that you can trust. Vote for men that
are known to possess good judgment and
integrity. They may not be the most
popular always, but they are the safest
The election Is an important one, Pro-
tect yourself while You can by an intelli-
gent, Independent vote, SAFETY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-27
Election OF Ex.I'reSIdent JOhp-
son 10 the U. y, Senate. o.

Ex-President Johnson waA yesterday
elected United States Senator from Ten,
ncssee for six years from the 18th OF
March, 1875. The Senatorial contest in
Tenncssee'has been long and bitter, and
the fortunes Of several Of the candidates
have at different times during the strug'
gle been almost on the crest Of the tide
Of victory. Mr.. Bate, who during y
large portion of the balloting controlled
the largest vote, at one time received a
votes, lacking but two votes Of the mum
ber required to elect. With his hand
almost upon the coveted prize, We find
him suddenly Withdrawing from the con-
test. An attempt was then madeto pit
Governor Rrown against the ex'Prcsi'
dent, but he refused to protr0ct the COLI
test, and on the lifty,fftl ballot Mr. john
son, having received So votes, waS de-
clared elected
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Elltots Of the tntelllEenrer; :. ....
The Charter Election To be held OF
Thursday next IL exciting considerable
interest on the part Of those who are seek
Ing office for themselves or friends. 1t Il
we'll to remember, however, that The, In
tetest Of a candidate, or Of the clan whicl
he represents, may not be In harmony
with that Of the people generally. II toe
often happens that the public good Il
sacrificed tothe corrupt and Seltgh phr.
poses Of those who, through public apa
thy or their own schemihgs, manage 10 gel
control Of public affairs. II IL important
that the next City Council should be com.
posed ot men Of good Judgment and oil
lncotruptible integrity. Several vety
important measures, affecting directly
the prosperity and honor Of the city
must be considered and acted ubon
Some Of these will involve large exuendi.
tutes Of money. A knowledge ii thi,
fact has awakened the cupidity Of som,
parties, who having already had q smar
taste OF city contracts, are working nov
10 eject members Of Council who will dt
their bidding, and enable them to fnFthe
iatten on the public funds. When par
ties who in former contracts with tht
city seemed TO take every advantage Of II
are found canvassing the several wards o.
the city, and offer money aud othet it
ducementS, 10 secure the nomination and
election Of certain Councilmen In theft
particular interest, we think there IL good
reason to suspect the nature Of snch par.
ties, and make some inquiry into the
character Of their candidates. And
when citizens, however respectable,
who happen to be peculiarly interested
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CINCINNATI, January 96.-Cotton quiet
ut Ike, Flour, Wheat and Oats quiet
aud unchanged. Corn dull at 8Sa70C. Rye
dull at 81 10, Barley steady; spring 81 SO
al 10. Oils unchanged. Eggs, Butter and
Cheese firm and unchanged. Pork active
and higher at SIS 62Ilals rs, Lard quiet
steam lS}5c; kettle l4al4kc. Bulk Meats
firm and some sales higher; shoulders 6l4a
6ISO; clear rib 99Sa9Iic; clear 99<al0C, Ba.
con dull and unchanged, Green Meats,
shoulders sold at 50 70; sides held ut 9a9l%
Whisky demand fair at Ole.
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River News.

U
LOUISVILLE, Jahnary 25.-The rivsf Is
still rising, with 8 feet 0 inches Ii the
canal. No arrivals OF departures, and
the gorge still holds above The city. Two
tugs we're engaged during the day in
breaking hp The ite above The tow.head.
The following rates. Of toll Upon the canal
recently ixed BY the Secretary Of War
will be made public Tomorrow Steam.
boats, ten cents per ton regiSteted under
model batges, same rate coal boats and
other batges, eight cents per ton meas
nred capacity small boats whose tonnage
cannot 30 taken into account, 81 each. a
CINCINNATI, Jahua4y 20ARiVer ab6nt
stationary, The gorge "A atiIl firm but
the Ice Ia folting rapidly and a breakup
Is soon expected, Weather fair and
mild. -
TCGl1o, Jsnuatt 2O.-AffiyedEsidoky
City, ftOm New Orleans. River s Oct 5
inches and tisine. Weather clear; Ikhet-
curry 4s0. ThomAR BIohelledge and Miss
Sarah Gilbert we're married here to-day.
NAsHvfLLs, January 20.-RiVer still
rising, with II feet inches on the shoals.
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in a special Improvement, form .
combination for the purpose Of
pushing such improvement though at
public expense; without regard to the
claims or wants Of the people generally,
such combinations we think should be
rebuked.
We regret to say that more than one
such combination Is now actively ut work,
and their desire and purpose Is to elect
only such members to the Council as are
pledged to their interests.
The only protection against such
scheming Is for the people to aGquaint
themselves with public affairs and reso-
lutely to vote only for such men aS can
neither BE- intimidated or corrupted
VIII they do so2
Citizens OF Wheeling, look we'll and
carefully to the vote you cast tomorrow
FAIR PLAY,
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Condensed TeIeorams.

Z Y Y y HU@ GW Y = Z
twenty-five families were burned Oul
and $4,000 worth d pFopeFty destroyed
by fire In Delisle, neat Montreal Cana.
da, on Monday. u4.g. .y..u I.f
The Robert Burns Club Of Omaha,
Neb, celebrated the anniversary Of his
birthday by.a grand supper and ball on
Monday night.
file Cincinnati Chamber. Of Com.
mefCe adopted, by a large majority, The
report Of the committee favotihg govern.
ment aid 10 the Texas 4 Pacific Railroad
nlso a resolution 10 print the report d
the committee aud forward copies tU The
Ohio Cohgresaften. = t
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A VERY romantic case ia just now excl
ting the people Of Milan, and may we'll
serve the purposes Of the novelist. A
change Of children by an INSCRIPTIONS
nurse has often been the basis Of Sensa.
tional fiction, and the writer who next
uses II may produce story founded on
fact A nurse has just died at Milan
who confessed, at the point Of death, that
twenty-one years ago she had the care Of
the healthy son Of a merchant, and Of The
sickly heir Of lady Of high position. II
was much to the interest Of The latter
patron that she should not be cltildless
Apprehending that her son could not live
she paid the nurse heavy bribe to Pas'
off the merchants son as her own. The
child grew up, and in utter Ignorance ol
hls true position until tic revelation
above mentioned was made. His sup
posed mother is still alive, md Ia Snid tC
be us warmly attached to him ns II he
were really horSon. The facts must cOn,t
before the courts, but no record Of judi
cial proceedings Is yet announced.
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NEw YORK, January 26.-CottOn quiet
at l6hai59Ec. Flour quiet aud unchanged.
Rye Flour firm ut 81 26d5 25. Corn Meal
steady anil In fair demand At "a 26a4 05.
Wheat quiet and very Arm; No. spring
81 1sal q. No. 8 do, 81 07al 09; No. q Chi,
rago 81 O0Ifal u; No. 9 Milwaukee 81 1917
a1 10, winter red western 81 goal %; am.
Der 81 2Gai q; white 81 27at 81. Rye quiet
At 04a90c. Barley dull, Malt heavy. Corn
lower and more doing; mixed western new
S3aS4C; white do s5aB5I "; yellow S4AS6c
Oats 1tiiet; mixed western 07a0SAc; white
0sa70c. Hay firm and unchanged. Coffee
excited aud unsettled; Rio 49, In2O]Ec gold
Sugar dull; refining fair 10 good BnSIxej
prime S9Ec. MOlasSes dull; New Orleans
6OaGtc. Whisky firm ut 97C.
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PatLApRLpHIA, January 2O.-Wool guiet
but Rfm; Ohio, Pennsylvania and West
Virginia Xxx and above 65a66c; X Ha
dc; medium 65a57ej coarae b0a53 Nc; New
York, Michigan, Indiana aud western hnC
Isa6ic; medium 6Sa50c; coarse 5Qcl comb
Ing washed G0A65c; do unwaehed Sc; coarse
and medium washed 40a42If; tub washed
65aU0t; extra and ineFinO pulled 4JaJ0c
No. | and super pulled 42a4Tcc.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 26.-Flour steady,
Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota Gxtrl
family t4gOa5 40. Wheat quiet; red 81 20
Al 22j amber 81 23al %; white 81 2Sai 81.
Rye S2c. Corn slow; yellow TSaSOc; western
mixed BiiSc Oats steady; white GGaGTc;
ini&ed 86c. Provisions unchanged. Clover
Seed common 10 choice aaitXc. petrO.
ledtn, refined II J6ai2c; crude in barrels &c;
bulkbNC. Bntter quiet western extra 3O
n32C; western ffSts 2lIA2Sc, western rolls "a
a30c. Cheese hfm;.Ney York fancy lb2a
i0c; prime western l4HiJIIc. Eggs uh.
changed. Whisky Dsc,
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BALrtNbRE, january g6.-NIrs. Kate
Clark, recently seamSttess inthe family
Of Senator Stewart at Washington, was
arrested to-day rhntged with the Fobler5
Of Mrs. Stewart, on Saturday Of bonds,
diamonds, laceS, etc, valued at $500,
The property Was recovered and with The
aecuSed semitic Washington. Two trunks
we're also secured containing between ten
and Twelve thousand dollars worth oi
plate, laCes, velvets and other valnAbles,
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POCKET PICKED At LARAMIE's.-A
young man named Edward Reil, who re-
sides in Fulton, had u watch and chain
worth about Sl5 stolen from his person
ut Laramie's concert saloon, on l2Il
street, yesterday. Capt. Wm. Stanley
about two hours afterwards arrested a
man named Dan. RObb, who halls from
Cleveland, upon suspicion of being the
thief, and took him before Justice
O'Keelle. The examination was post
poned until this afternoon at 2 O'clock
and Robb was committed to jail without
bail until that time,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-27

RUNAWAY TEAM-AIcndel, Booth &
CoSmulp team, standing in front Of their
establishment on Main street yesterday
morning, became frightened and ran down
the hill at good speed. The furniture
was scattered proniscuoasly on either
side Of the street, but no material dam
age was done. The mules were finally
stopped near l4th street.
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OhiO.t,eslsiataFe.

CoLUNBus January 26.-1n the House
this afternoon bills were introduced pre-
scribihg the rate Of smte taxes. The
rates hSed are the same as last year, ex.
cept The levy for general reserve fund,
which IL ohe.tenth mill less. To make
Il d misdemeanot 10 keep or employ
children for begging purposes, and %
rive claims Of employs 6f an asSlgh6t
preference over other claims,
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BosruN, Jan. 2O.-A fire in the furni
Lure wafefooms at Fulton and Ricltmont
streets, last night, damaged the stock S25,
ONO and the building $4,000.
TERRE 1LAUrE, INb, January 2G.-A
Eite occurred al Matllnsville, ILL.,, thii
morning, burning four frame business
houses on the sodtll side Of Main street
They we're occupied by DR.. Jesse Com
stock, drugs; john r. Bailey, stoves VIM
Ramsay, groceries, Mrs. Rife 4 Wilson
millinery; y. D. German, boots, and "
H. 1iaif, dentist. Most Of the goods werl
saved. Two Of The buildings were owned
by DR.. Flemmef. Total loss $1,000; III