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a Masistrats's Pan,rs.

In the Police Court yesterday the case Of A. Z.
L. Reese, charged with failing to deliver to the
clerk Of tie Supreme Court his docket books,
records and papers sppertaining to his once OF
justice Of the peace within the time prescribed By
law upon the termination Of his ONCE, came up.
The information charges that the term Of office
OF heese expired On the 18Th of September, 1874
ahd mat Reese retained his records &C., until
Ihe IsIh cay oil OetobeT, 1875; whereas the law
requires their return to the court within three
months siter the expiration Of the term Of office
Inc Penaity prescribed is 800 for every three
records. BIZ. Iaggart appeared for the prosecu
ton, and MI. A. a. Blrney for the defense The
Court said that II had no discretion IN The eass
and in order to afford an Opportunity for tastinc
Il In the higher courts penalty Of S3OO would h.
imposed. As the defendant was NOT in court
judgment was suspended,
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whisky Frauds.

MILWAUKEE, Dec. S.-The trial Of Burback s.
Reynolds, reetifiers, continued all day. The
prosecution closed their testimony, and the de-
tense have just began with their witnesses. The
most important item of the day was the cross
examination of ex-Gauger W. II. Rsddis, who
has turned States evidence. The prosecution
called him on come uninpOrtant point. On cross
examination he said he had agreed with District
Attorney MeKenney TO turn States evidence II
the two criminal prosecutions pending against
him would be discontinued.
To this the Government consented. He said
that he had received money from several recti-
fers here TO sid them in defTauding tho revenue.
He received IN this way 5000. He admitted
having willfully made false stidavits In January,
February, March, April and May Of this year.
He has as yet given no names otparties connected
with him. 80
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Murder.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. s.-To-night the police
were notified Of the death Of Mari, Hibberd,
aged thirty five years, living in Wenfield Place,
near Eighth and Arch streets. An investigation
disclosed the fact that shs had quarreed with her
husband last night. He threw . cup at her while
she was drunk in bed. striking her on the head.
She was not known to speak after the assault.
Tonight the husband informed the people living
in the house that his wife was dead, and he
wanted doctor. when the latter discovered the
facts he informed the police, and Htbberd was
been in this country two years. She was an ha-
bitual drunkerd, and the two frequently fought
and uuarreled.
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Fatal Annidant.

PHILADELPHIA, Dee. Sat about 1880 o'clock
this morning, while VIM. Coyle, Samuel Msylin
and Richard Eaton were engaged st work upon
scafsld banging from the roof Of the main ex-
hibition building ut the Centennial grounds, the
scafolding gave way, precipitatipg the men TO
the floor, 90 feet below. Ooyle and Eaton were
Instantly killed, and Maylin was so terribly man
eled that he died in q very short time. This
accident had hardly occurred before another
scafiold, upon which were two painters, fell. The
men, however, saved their lives By catching on
beams where they remained until rescued.
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Shopliftiuz.

Yesterday afternoon young oolored woman
named Alberta stone entered the drygoods store
OF Paul Grifath, at the corner Of Twentieth and
Pennsylvania avenue, under the pretense of pur-
chasing scme goods, and while there sscreted IN
der shawl large piece Of calico containing some
ten or twelve yards. She was discovered and ar
rested by Sergeant SWindelI. She had previously
c. nmitted theft OF the Same character In the
store OF Luttrell & Wines.
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NJ L w OOKs
IN For sale by
". II. %. II. MORRISON,
Law Booksellers and Publishers,
T5PENNSYIUANIAA AVE

Desty on Federal Procedure.
u. 8. Commissioners Manual. zEIFkI
Financial History of the War: of FZ5EAZ&e9
the Legal Tender Paper Money is-<fr-HAfffH
sued during the kebelIion. ByG1-AA2&2
spaulding.
Law and Practice of Patents and Inventions
By W. +. Agnew, London.
Bullen q Leake's Precedents of PleadIrzs; Sd
edition: London.
Court OF Claims Reports: vol. 10.
American Law Elections. McCrary,
Commentaries on the Law of England. Brown
& HadlCy.
Law OF Taxation. Hilliard.
Mass achusetts supreme Court reports; vol. III.
New York Court of A Dpeals Reports; vol. g.
iBlatchford's Circuit Court r. ports; vol Il.
- Bishop on IL aw of N arried Women; vol. ..
Sherman's Historical Raid; The Memoirs in the
Light of the Record. Boynton.
Origin of Our Alphabet. By j. Enthoffer.
Mrs. Dahlgren's Etiquette of Washington City;
Sd edition.
Sets Rough or scribbllng Diary and Journal
1876. nO29-tf
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Fire Last Nieht.

The alarm Of IRE from box 81 last night at 8
O'Clock was caused by fire being discovered in the
mattress mandatory Of Henry LAnger h Bro,
LII Nineteenth street northwest The FIRE Is sup
posed to have caught from . f1ue, and must have
been smouldering some time, e. the machinery
had not been In use since early IN the AFTERNOON.
1t was extinguished without the FIRE Department
being called into service. Loss trifiing; covered
by insuradce
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

cccSIcSs.rScIoc SSN-oo-o-oo1on
Call attention to their splendid stock Of
HOLIDAY BOOKS,
FANCY ARTICLES AND
CHROMO PICTURES,
This stock Is now complete, and en-
s sTssss sEe: sas e .ER ssss ~
suitable for Holiday Presents. MTT
Beautifully bound and illustrated
Pre- 81 ntation Books; the standard authors prose
and poetry; Photograph Albums in new styles;
Prayer Books and hymnals; Bibles. More Than
Ihrer thousand Juvenile Books at all prices.
Writing Desk, Work-boxes. beautiful leather
goods, the finest Pocketbooks ever shown in this
city, beautiful articles Of Vertu selected especially
for holiday presents, appropriate and artistic in
designs, and at moderate prices.
Chrome Pictures in mats and frames, all entirely
and very beautiful. statuary Pictures in black
mats. A wonderful collection of these.
W. Q. Co. speak with justihahle pride Of the
completeness OF their stock. excelling, as IL does,
In variety, extent and adaptability any Of their
former assor tments, and they invite the inspection
WARREN CHOATE & CO.,
booksellers and StA.ioners,
Vernon Row, corner Pa. ave. AMI Tenth st.
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RALr1MoRE . POTION 40 R.R

washlnEton d. O, j.is-ly
RLr1MORE POTOMAC Z. h
~ DEPOT CoRNzR SIXTH AND srRzEfs Ne W
trains viii leave wash layton Is TO- .S&sSS9
lows, Washington time:
$50 a. m, Limited man daily for the West.
daiE1s, BG1sio and Si.Sars az F.iis Uf'n' V OAA-A
7;l0 O. m, Accommodation for Pope's Greek.
ESQ o. m, Express for Philsdelpnn ana New
s:z5a q, m, Limited Express for New York and
nG 4. fS sss f Line icr the West and NORTH.
-1:s6p. m, Express for philadelphia and New
York and Norfolk, Wis Baltimore, daily, except
$50 ,: M Accommodation for Baltimore, daily,
go p; n, philadelphia express, for Philadel-
7:4c D. m, Cincinnati Express daily for the West.
Daily, except SATURDAY.. Tor the North.
S:ee D: m, FOR Philadelphia, New York, ana Bos-
n: Tfrains hy POPE CREEK LINE leave .. 7:1o a.
m and $40 D, M. daily except Sunday.
Txsins for kNNAPOLIs leave q 500 .. n. and
'Pufimsn Palace Sleeping Gar to P1ttsburg n run
an the train leaving II 7:4O o. ID.
Pullman ParIor Car to F1IIsourg q run on the
train leaving At $50 N. daily: p.,,
ON tie train leaving At $50 p. N.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Car to Chicago on train
yeRsts and iniormsson can beprocured ct ths
Offices Of me psr ad checked Il hotel sand pr
yste residences on orders len ~ me 1mces o. ne
snpsyiv.nia avenue, and on the northeast cerner
a. sixth street and Pennsylyania aven1e.
Depot BALTnMORE POTOMAC RAILROAD,
soFnsT sixth and 3 't 5. 4. BOYD, Jn.,
esusrL Passenger Agent PhflAaslPhlA, Pa.
.. aunar1nsandant Paitinora Ma
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Last Monday morning sumo person entered the
restaurant of Mr. NJ. White, corner PennsyI7an
avenue and Second street southeast, whfls the
proprietor was absent at breakfast, and reached
over the counter and relieved the drawer Of a
pCeket-boOk containing SIg5. Mr.. White sap
posed he heard some one, but on coming in he S.
loon saw no one, but soon discovered his lOss. No
trace has yet been found of the thief or money
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Book sale I'M, R,.uinr

The sale Of rare and valuable books at Dow.
lings auction rooms Will be continued at o'clock
this Thursday evening, when Hogarth's great
works and the balance OF the finest books In the
catalogue will DO sold; also q com 5lete set Of
'Harper's Magazine" nicely bound, which Is n
library in itself !.
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Marriage Licenses.

Licerses to wed were Issued yesterday to Joseph
a. Luxen and Margaret L. Hardy; Fielding Cor
don and Kate Williams; John Washington and
Matilda Wright; William Butler and L1urcna
skinner; VIM. Thomas and Virginia Washington:
WIN. II. Halle and AlmiTa L. Mcdonald: John
b. Hutchinson and Sallie V. Mitchell, Of An
napOlis, Nd.
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.


RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TINE, NOV. 2s,ls5.rsz=z-==z=s1
500 Baltimore and Way stations. -
$40 At AM sF nSgrs FAST
7:oo Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations east
7:15 Point o Rocks and way Stations,
$50 BALTIMORE EMPRESS.
s:iS stannton, Winchester, Harper's Ferry. Ha-
Eia Metro T0a tan aB BRANCH nS' 10 eam0nt'
u;G0 Baltimore and ay Stations.
lao NEW YORK, Boston AND NORFOLK Ex-
PRESS. l:So y. m. on Sunday.
l;I5 baltimore and principal Way Stations.
s:S BaI1imoTe, Frederick and Way Stations, Wis
main stem;
~ e2ER aads &
lions. Via Metropolitan Branch.)
SO CHICAGO AND IiScINNATi FAST EXPRESS.
SEQ BALTIMORE ExPREss.
$40 PITTsBURG FAST EXPRESS.
$50 NEW YORK NIGHT EXPRESS. Sleeping cars
s:s5 Baltimore and principal Way Stations.
west Of Washington, daily.
So 500 $40 a m. iiO, AS 7:ao. $50, $50, s:a5,
- 40 a. T. M. n. i:i5 D. m daily. except Monday.
5:2o p N. daily, except saturday; an a.s, ..,5
$500, 7:4e, IL 80 p. m. daily. except sunday.
LEAVE CAMDEN STATION FOR WASHINGTON.
49, $40 $500, e15 M, 1880, SEQ, 6:S, ssSc,
9:15, D. m. daily.
4:iO' d. m daily TO Washington only.
6:5o, 1880, 1880 a. m, 3:lO, $3.50, $40, l0;o' HIS
D. m. daily, except sunday.
No connection on sunday for Hagerstown, An
napolis stanton or Valley Branch, nor for New
York and Philadelphia at SEQ q. m. and 1910 p m,
For further information apply 81 the BALTIMORE
and Ohio ticket Offices, Washington Station. and
SIS Pennsylvania avenue, where orders VIII be
taken for baggage to be checked and received AZ
any pont in the city. THOS. r. SHARP,
Master OF Transportation.
L. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GFO, s. KOONrZ. General Agent not-n
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Packs AND PRUMENADES OF PARIS,

Historic, Descripti0n des EmbelIissem ents, &C.,
des tOls DE BOULOGNE ct de VINCENNEs,
Champs-Elysees. Parcs, Squares. Backwards,
Prom enadts InterieuIs. de Ia Vile de Paris, avec
une Introduction dormant une etude historique ct
pratiQue sur Tart des iardin,. par A. Alphand,
superbly illustrated 18th eighty large engraytngs
on steel. twenty-thrte beautiful chromo-litho-
graphs, and upwaI ds Of four hundred and eighty
engravings on wood. India Proofs. from designs
by NM. boehertau, Davioud, Dardoize: &C.,
others after Btnot, Catenacci, Ciceri, Clerget,
sc. &C; 2yols thick imp. folio, half red morocco,
full Rilt. Price, $50. Paris, IS70-Is73.
large portion Of the edition OF this superb work.
as well the stones, destroyed In the hre at
the Hotel de Vile, during the siege Of Paris
in price.
Just imported by
ROBERT BEALL,
Bookseller and Stationer,
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rwsnty.flvs Per Cent. Saved

By buying your boots and fhoes at I. Hsrlbrun's,
.o2 Seventh street, second door shove d street
northwest. Mems stout boots, a. gents very
fine boots, eS; ladies' button boots, sl.5o; chill
drenis button boots. o.; children's silverstoe
shoes, Scots; felt and rubber shoes Sign Of Old
Woman in Shoe In Window
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BUILDING RERMITss
Dickson & Patterzou

Are paying improvement tax bills at an immense
diteount. Gall on them. Omees, Cos Fifteenth
auo eos Four-and. a.half streets.
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Tax Payers

Can now save large discounts in paying improve
ment taxes through Dickson & Patterson, Ofiices,
COS Fifteenth and 20S Four.snd.a-half streets r
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A LExANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
"a RAILROAD AND ALEXANDRIA AND
FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY
DEPOT CORNER OF SIXTH AND STREETS.

DEPOT CoRNER OF SIXTH AND B sTREzIs.
Local trains for Alexandria leaye-z-=E
as follow: g., 100, 8, g, 10, II o. m, s.esss.ji
], SF4. s. 500, D. m. The O.. m.
and and p. trains run daily; all other trains
daily, except Sunday.
Local trains leave Alexandrts IS follows: 9, ., 9,
., 10, Ii 9. m; l, B. 4, s, 800 p. M The and
10 q. m and and7 D. N, trains leave Alexandria
daily: al other trains daily, except Sunday.
washington II :Ss p. m, daily. On Sunday runs to
Alexandria only.
zest for sale at Offices, corner OF Thirteenth street
and Pennsylvania avenue, and Sixth street and
Pennsyivania avenue, where passengers can leave
orders for baggage, to be checked at al the hotels
d. NJ. BOYD, JR..
sAsLtf General Passenger Agent.
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District Government Affairs-BuiIding
PermFss-LIcenses to Wed-Feast OF
the EnmacuIate COneeptiOn-Psliee
and OthsAI s-MiseeIIaneous Para
graphs 6flLoeaI Interest.
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He HAD not slept wibk for twentT-four hours,
coughing all the time. His sister boush 25-cent
bottle Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup ct the nearest
drug store, gave him q desc, and the cough " as
broken at once and he siept quietly through the
night.
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lEPVgF OF fHE UOIEIIiIl on HiBKHICS
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District Government.

The report of the fntepdant Of the Washington
asylum for the week ending December 4, 1S55
shows the total number Of inmates to be SiT, and
that have died during The past week.
The Washington Gaslight Company has been
authorized to make the necessary gas conDection
with the public urinal near the Intersection Of
Seventh street and PeEnsylv1nfa svennes Also,
70 erect gss-lamp at the corner OF TWenty-nrst
street and MaEeaohusetts aYenue nortnWos6
BUILDING RERMITss ssT rif'E-r
Inspector Plowman has issued The following
building permits: James K. Proby, . brick black
smith shop, south side Prospect Street, between
Mrs S. W. Gwen, a f1o-story brick dwelling
north side i, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets northwest; so.009. John A. Harvard, alter
= dwelling, west side Fourteenth street. between
Rhode Island avenue and street; $500
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Mr., GAFCHELS LATEST EFFORT FAILS

THE o'sRIEN DIVORCE CASE.
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WASHINGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD.

~ THROUGH LINE ~ BE44ItMOkhs
PH'-k DfLPHlA. ru=z=-zEg1
NEW. Y9 ads;roN -
ALI PuNTs IN THE NEW ENGLAND
THROUGH BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
The equipment this line Is new and Of the most
ELEGANT aad improved finish.
PARLOR CAR TRAIN EXCLUSIVELY.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS ON
NIGHT TRAINS.
On and after NOV. =, $50, train5 by tins
nne will leave Depot OF Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad, corner or Sixth and streets as follows:
ESQ a. n. Express for Philadelphia, New York and
, points East daily. except Sunday.
9:23 Q. m. Limited Express-PulIman Car IRAN
for Philadelphia, New York and points East
1870 p. N. Express for PhIIadelphia and New York
$50 ?. m. Express FOR Philadelphia and way points
$40 p. m. Express for PhIladslphia, New York and
PULLMAN PAREOR CARS on all Day Trains.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CAhS on
Night Trains.
Tickets and information can be procured at the
baggage called for and checked at hotels and prt-
ate TesIdenrps on orders left at the OMce5 OF the
sompanv northeast corner Thirteenth street and
PennsyIvapIa avenue, and on the northeast corner
Of Sixth street and Pennsylv MA avenue. -.
Denot BALTIMORE { POTOMAC RAILROAD,
0otnei siA ~ 49, ID. u. BOYD, JR.,
General Passenger Agent, PnilaS1esiIPRiIaSS Is.
febI5 Superintendent, Baltimore. Nd.
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GENERAL NEWS OF THE CITY

REETINs OF THE BOARD OF stAR
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EXCURSIONS.

"A OUNT yEENO2. GzenS- n
W TOMB or " SSdiNGTsN il t,EN
The steamer ARROW, SssssaLstsftfrrS
Leaves sew sntl-street wharf isAiLI, (Saudzy
Cepted, st 10 =. M, returning about ?. us
Round trip 81, t1elret-c p misstc1 % MsnsioS
ard Grounds, oeie
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RAILROADS.
"NNON
ONE DOLLAB SAVED. 49,
JHEAP RAILROAD 40

CHEAP RAILROAD TIckET 0Y1Jcx.
Railroad tickets bought or sold, 70 o. from an
points, ct q reduction upon any once o. depot in
this city. Apply 70 q. ID. WHITE5IDE,
u5 Pennsylvania avenue n. Win the eiGar store,
WashlnRton ID. O, ja18-ly
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V70OD
HOTELS & RESTAURANTS

T1Sios HofEL - GEoksETSTS, no.
~ V. SHINN, PROPRIETOR,
This Hotel is couvenienty locate, being situated
on the line OF the Washington aud GEORGETOWN.
City Passenger Railroad, the cars Of which from
the Railroad and Steamer DeposS pass the door
every two three minutes. The gut SIS OF this
House reach any OF the Public Buildings OF the
National Capital. or any place Of amusement, &c.s
nv a pleasant ride OF few minutes. Board, per
day k2 BY the month at reduced rates. nov4-n
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CARRIAGES.
WOOD AND COAL.
GTEPHENsoN g BKos

STEPHENSssN q bAO.
. PATENT BUNDLED KINDLIN& WOOD.
The best In use. Prepared IRON the <A
best Qualify Of Virginia Pine, and Nr31Nr
Intro ducinK Patent Fire Lighter in S<1eA5
each bundle, dispensing with the use 81 e.
kerosene, shavings or paper. sold by all ErOcerss
Ask for Stephenson's Patent Wood, and take no
other. Every bundle has printed label giving d.
rections for use. All the best qualities Of coal con-
stanIly on hand. STEPHENSON & BRO. sole
Manufacturers in this Districg; ONCE, LIS PENN
FylvanIs ETenae. MIL and Depot. Severth-street
vTha-s, GChTCrielg.s mhl9
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LET the Band PIav!"

D0ECHS BAND. BRASS or st-iug,)
Omce, k37 Eighth street. EOuIlt sst, (Navy Yard >
Orders may be left at the principal music stores.
Ocf2-t
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A BEAUTIFUL SENTIMENT.

DR.. Chalmers beautifully says .-"The
little that have seen in the world and
know of mankind teachers me to look
upon their errors in sorrow, not in anger
When / take the history of one poor
heart that has sinned and suffered, aud
represent to myself the struggles and
temptations 1t passed through-the brief
pulsatiens of joy, the tears of regret, the
feebleness of purpose, the scern OF tie
world that has little charity, the desela.
ton of the souls sanctuary and threaten
irg voices within, health gone, hap-
piness gone-I would fain leave the
erriDg soul of my fellow being with him
from whose hands it came. =
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-12-30

SORROW AND joy Readers! did you
ever nouice Immediately after the "mar-
rage mead, that the obituary" follow
cd? Typical of the wedding happiness
and grief in this life. The chants aud
songs and glee of merry ones to-day will
be broken by walls tomorrow, for the
sods will be piled on the breast of some
We thought not so near the grave. We
read who are married and wish them
Joy; a line below is the record of deaths
apd we say mournfully, peace to their
ashes Sorrow treads on the heels of
joy; songs are hushed by the footballs of
death laughsare broken rudely-Eoices,
no matter how musical, stllled in mo-
ment. - ~.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-12-30
COMFORT OF FARM STOCK.

4 -.
A writer in the Country Gentle
man makes the following time
" suggestion:
''Sosne ten years ago, in Decem-
Der, I devoted half days work, 50,
to tightening up a stable for five
COWS, so that no manure froze in it
afterwards, and instead of having
less milk every cold snap and more
every thaw, it was more right along,
in milk, comfort in milking, cleaning
the stable; health of COWS and thrift
of calves, and only less in amount
of feed required. One small Ayr,
shire coming in just then did't vary
8 pounds from % pound Of milk per
day, and 10 pounds. Of butter per
week, for five months. Publishing
my experience in the New England
Farmer led others to go and do like
wise, and some years after, one cor
respondent said that one item was
worth more to him than the cost of
the paper-and SO gave the hall
another push, as all should do. [
found that with a properly con-
structed stable, the an NAL heat from
a COW will keep a space five times
her size above freezing temperature,
and still allow good ventilation about
her head, regulated at pleasure by
an adjustable door in front. The
winter profit of diaries may be in
creased third, in saving of caIoric
and food, and increased milk and
calf product, by remembering that. a
kind man is kind to his beasts, and
that disregarding their comfort costs
more
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-12-30
Legal Notices.
Sherif's Sale on Foreclosure,
STATE OF WISCONSIN,,


Sherif's Sale on Foreclosure,
STATE OF WISCONSIN,,
KENosHA COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT. ga
Daniel Head and Franklin Fl. Head. Executors of
the last will and testament OF Crson s. Head,
deceased.
Against
John d. Montanye, Charles S. Croft and Fan
crime Griffin his wife, Jacob G. GoGtfredsen,
Alonzo P. Tyinesen, Samuel j.. Goodwin and |
Nathan A. Brown.
BY virtue and in pursuance of a certain judg.
ment of foreclosure and sale rendered by the above
named court in this cause al the Regular Novem-
Der Term thereof, to wit. on the nth day of No
vember 1875, shall offer for sale and sell at
public auction to the highest bidder therefor at
the front door of the Court House, in the City oil
KeDosha, in said County of Kenosha on Friday
the 2tst day of January A. b. 1876, at two O'Clock
in the afternoon OF that day, the following de-
necessary TO satisfy the said Judgment and costs
to wit:-All the following described Lots or par
cells of lana situate and being in the County oil
Kenosha and State of " isconsin, to wit:
Lots numbered Three (3) Five (5) Six (6) Seven
% Eight Q6) and the undivided half of Lot No.
Nine (9) in Block No. Eleven (11) on the South
Wset Quarter of Section No. Thirty-tw0 (32) Town
Two 90 Range No. Twenty-three (23) being the
Brewery property in the City of Kelosha hereto
for occupied and carried on by said defendant
Nathan A. Brown JOHN LUCAS, e
Sheriff of Kenosha County.
Dated December 9Th, 1875.
j. ". QUARLES,
29w7 Plaintiffs Attorney,