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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-28
The Loves of Kitty and Chick.

When | was little girl a neighboI
gave me u little gray-and-White kltten,
and shortly after another neighbOr had
the III stortune to tose in one night au
old hen and hes entire brood, save one
poor little chick; that one she gave "a
me. The pets Were soon OIL the best OF
terms. When chick got old enough to
use her wings little, the two would
have great sport.
Chick would go round the house as
last as her legs, aided 10y her out,
stretched wings, could carry her, with
kitty close to ner heels. When he caught
ner they would have rough-and
tumble play tor a while, and then
another race. When tired OF outdoor
sports, kitty would get on his
ned and chick would fly up and nestle
down close beside him; kitty would
wash her feathers, Cat fasnloa, and when
she was cleaned up nicely they would
sleep, kitty's paw eneircllng chicks
eek. kitty would never hurt Aer,
a n he often pretended he was going
tnJus =, Chick, when she had grown
w ~ NJ ~ ever forgot sleepin with
~ oe non, she lived she delighted
Kit, for as long as aod make neat
TO steal into the nous. nT rags 20,
in some corner on a lot she RAJ n
would she scruple to get upon
all0wed,-[0ur Dumb Animals.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-28
A Stage Fire NOWADAYS.

In piece by Victor Sejour, entitled
''La Madame des Roses" there was
shown a spacious hall in palace, with
terrace and staircase at the back,
which were consumed in the flames.
The effect OF the servants and others fly
ing through the flames to make their es-
cape, OF the falling rafters, the sparks,
tne lurid red which filed the whole
scene, was so complete tnat the specta-
tors rose from their seats in alarm.
Nothing was more simple than the agen-
cy employed. The ordinary lime-light,
turned on to the full, sutfused the stage
with ttoou OF light, and seen through
crimson glasses impaired ii fierce glow
OF the same TIM. Any Vapor OF the
whitest KIND moving in such ii medium
would at once give lne notion Of volume 5
OF lurid smoke. Accordingly, u lew
braziers filled with powder known as
"lycopodium" are placed at the wingI,
eacn titted with sort Of forge bellows,
each blast producing " sheet OF ii me
aud smoke. The hgats i'll front being
lowered, rows oil little jets, duly
screened, are made TO follow the lines OF
the beams, rafters, ETC., and thus make
these EGG IS stand outagainst the fierce
blaze. Ihe view, there ore, from be-
hlnd has thus an almost prOsy ana Or
derry aspect, but the effect is complete.
There is all the literal form and surface,
as il were, OF fire, witnouG the material OF
lire New Qtarterly Magazine.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-28
A Bloated Young Aristocrat.

Five Centennial visitors stood at the
corner of Church and Cortlandt streets
last evening. Five carpet-0ags. in va
rious stages of decomposition, depend
ing frAm their handS, Five baggy um-
brellas were brandisned iuterrOsatively.
one very small newsboy was in
the centre OF the group. Now" said
The smallest man with the largest
rpet.bag and the most agitated
umbr, LA, "now, my little man, L
Mant Won to tell US where we can lind ID
Ihnan but res nectabie MOTEL" II dunno
notuin' bout lutese 'ere cheap nash
houses" said the bo. pUuuIa 1iIa ~ "" haI 'nI
cigars when the i9 No.. in'n ra'u ttHi
in his excitement, - e"n H,.,.' Seu' -
you uothin'. puts up at the FI. ~ ~
ener myself" Five Centennial umU.,
las ruse wrathluliy in the air. but The
boy was not there when they lell.-[Nsw
ork sun.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-28

L Van Antwerp, Walnut, bet Third and Fourth
5 II Dustin, 1913 George street.
Chas N Morris, cor Race and Longworth SITS.
Chris Antilles, 1UO elm street.
Jacob Hoenis, 1928 Elm street.
Charles Furstermacher, l02 Elm street.
Hampel, l0i Elm street.
j Rogers, Walnut Hills.
Chas Streng, 100 West Sixth street.
Philip Leichtle, SO West sixth street.
John . Moore Il Co. 1888 West sixth street.
Is Lewis, 1874 West Sixth street.
TAFT, Eberle u Co, 19j West Sixth street.
Van Saun q Hoppe, 1893 and 200 w sixth st.
A II Kennedy u Co, 206 West Sixth street.
Fred Meinking, Walnut Hills.
X II Fenton, 1872 West sixth street.
John w Legner, 3l6 Central avenue.
John Enright, Evans and High SITS, 21st Ward
Geo II Moore, 1865 Clark street.
Lhas DAVIS, 81 Ninth street.
Huermann, III West Sixth street.
A Soards, jr 175 West Sixth street.
Miller House, j 5 Goldtrap & Co, corner Ninth
and sycamore streets
III Rosenstein, 24 Plum street.
Peter Bitter, 2l4 West Sixth street.
Joseph Garretson, 263h West Eighth street.
William Sanders, 214 and 276 Central avenue
N Fuerstein, 2j6 Central avenue,
+ Numer, 81 Hughes street.
Gustav HOger, 10 Hughes street
John Zapp, ~ w est Liberty street.
Charles Buch, 22i West Sixth street.
III Niemeyer u son, Liberty and Walnut SITS.
Joseph MOTT, 4J Liberty street.
George ZehleT, 81 Liberty street.
Frederick Schmidt, 81 Liberty street.
Franz w eissmann, 50 Liberty street.
John MenGes, 70 West Liberty street.
W Ii Engelbrecht. 255 West Sixth street.
l. Harris, S5y John street
Michael McCloskey, 25l West Sixth street.
Martin McKale, 249 West sixth street.
b Scherrer, 247 West Sixth Sc eet.
Jos y SANS, 245 West SIKH street.
Nj j Men amaya, 243 West SIKH street
Henry Sherman, 235 and 237 West 81 xth street.
Math Mangold, 283 West Sixth street.
George Miller, 225 West sixth street.
q W Halle, Third and Broadway.
And many others.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-28

Kalloch, the most notorious b ptist
minister in this country, is noT eal.ing
u Baptist paper in San francisco. He
is as fascinating as ever, and his wors t
'enemies can not help admlring him.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-28
YIN Shaw Walnut Hills

VIM shaw, Walnut Hills.
Chas Schmidt, z94 Main street.
geo y Miller % sons, l9 and2 w seventh 81.
Geo u Uphoii, IL and2J W Seventh street.
r reu Sennslu9r, MC Auourh'
Gnas mas Manke, M M AuDurn.
rank hels, Ioi VINE stTeet.
Au8uSG AZ X SI honsneim' @ liz me stree1'
M,I,' DahieT' idzS me streeG.
~ Jilicl, lyo4 ~ sOreeI
: IoHh ~ h,!H ~ CneT; liUo me ne streeS'
= ~ - - nMnIer, Waimut hllls:
", h9nshelin, lloo Vlne street: 49,.
m |, AnuTeWs, oVo 9Oo ana olO VINE sVreet
Sonn ~ nI % NeeD, M1 auburn.
opnol, WhlhuC MS.
Eli II aAa3uS5aeninors' a3n5 700 co., sycamore street.
Treu 1eluehreicn' olo sycamore sGreeG'
IIIIenIy 2elt1' 3 oo' sa sycamore sJreeI'
,ienIy ~ h!oenler, QUO sycamore sGreet'
IS 1eRlnId. u " corner 2GVenCn ana hace streets
y n II @ JouVeS, o. W eSG fourCh sCreeG'
DeIulng n bros & % 20, % est fourtn strees'
-. w aSson, a 100 y, me y street
pi,mes,I aLies hSATai :. .Tl, z.o ylne ne street.
Pqilock = n q ~ W ennei, , 200 ' Inc stree1a
!, haHpp, W up Zo1 me street.
~. ~ hshu"iI, a'. a,,i ~ y. me sCfeeG'
1onn y'I Sulh' ~ ~ VINE esCreet
: ~, II Eleeh, %9o Flhe 10 Strees.
: ~ Niehaus H 90, 4iS race street.
- = .CoVlhgGoh, oJo eastern avenue.
Z CIIonB, LhG AuDurns
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-28

Twelfth streets.
William Stchtenoth, corner Clay and Twelttt
streets.
Fidel Bnder, per d, Washington Platform
corner Court and Elm streets.
Eagle Insurance Company, by Ii Kessler, Pres
ldent, 73 West Third street.
D q l. Seasongood u Co.'s W cor Third and Vint
streets.
John Unholz, II Twelfth street,
Nieman u Co, u and "A twelfth street.
q l. Meyer, l3 EwelIGn stre5U.
Henry Altevogt, 46 Fifteenth street.
George Meyer, W cor Fifteenth and Bremen
streets.
Elizabeth Brill, s w cor Fifteenth and Brem Ell
Streets
John G Hofstetter, 116 and 11s Bremen street
Nathan Lehman, 534 Vine street.
Michael Hummer, 53l Vine street.
Iheo Richter, 56l Vine street.
Charles Eschenbrenner, 43O Vine street.
Louis Tueller, 440 Vine street.
schumacher, Bause & Co, % East Third st.
J0hn Ballie Il Go, cor Front and Ludlow st.
Jacob SChWein, 126 East Front street.
Fred Stegman, 1l9 East Front street.
Y L Dumont, I09 East Front street.
Joseph SGoeser, 80 East FrOns street.
John Schader, l22 East Front street.
JOnn Rickel, 97 East Front street.
Henry Picket, u East Front street.
j Grain, 81 and 9S East Front street.
McKernan, "a East Front street.
NJ Detzel, 81 East Front street.
Johan ZOlg 16 East II ont street.
&c hard Fuchs. 89 East Front sire It,
Hendrick Borgerding, 66 East Front street.
q Vanduzen q Co, 81 East Front street.
VIM Cooper, IL Broadway
Oliver Perrin. 1863 West Seventh street.
Il Peyton, Is West second street.
Joseph w Partl, 65 Webster street.
Nlehaus, /. Woodward street.
= HoppIe q Co, cor Second anil Main streets
Mulvihill & Son, cor Seventh and Sycamore
streets
. IL Schmidt, 172 Sycamore street.
Fred KreuslIng, 1853 Sycamore street.
John hokenge Il Bro, northeast corner Fifth
and sycamore streets
D WestendOri, 10 East Fifth street,
john Werle, 36 East Fifth street.
Robert Kirker, 81 East + Fifth street.
Thos Greenlees, 1856 Barr street.
Joseph Nlehaus, IS Walnut street.
samuel WorthmaD, ~ George street.
John V. Burns, 35 Gest street.
VIM Stichtenoth, 373 Elm street.
II Kesser, / SO York street.
IA MulVlhili, ST., III Broadway.
ID Peppard, 30 East Fifth street,
Z Dumont, s5l West Ninth street.
Ph Weber, IL East Fifth street.
IL Burgheim, IA East Fifth street.
Zrnonl, II East Fifth street.
Kohus u Drees, 10 hast Fifth street.
u Ii Wiike u 20, East Fifth street.
II e Spencer, 80 East Third street.
Geo Mclaughlin, 1913 Central avenue.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-02-03

assiaAi ihis Bis, ss5 Eiass bea5llg eish
thAl tyCFy rvpubIeaa aFoa ibis r
weald r. aud 90 BleWise.
liaA Mr Chairman. whi.c & An dtyeu
and oompenr3 b. a upper silto ssuea g
duly = oppose this aeAsare. I siiil have
lbe fullest oou6dcase and mest abiding
fAAtA hal nc e ehfaiiou and sAhaaaau
will prove great snd glorious .aocest,
Wbrn h shall be kuown that Congress
has ior The nasous barr - hah rs.
fused % become a member 81 lht.s aiut
stock companies o. liable f1r ,btlf dcb,s.
those mere directly Interested viii 10 Is
work ADD raise ~ tbo tauds which may
be needed or required. aoa the kiand
Jubilee viii Be Ia truth what ID ought
and was designed 10 be ia tbc outset. TIE
grea, irec-wil Offering 81 he people.
Let them manage !! and take the respou.
sibili,y, a. they desire to. aud there q.
be no danger Of failure or disgrace. They
have not peiitionod you Tor dollar aud
have never asked you saF al appropra.
tiou, They fully appreciate lbc uport.
and realize the benefits aud blessings %
the great enterprise Ia which they art
engaged, aud Will, q permitted, on that
grand aud august occasion prove 10 che
world that hundred year. have uou
chilled the patriotism or su1ed the love
OF liberty which flashed forth when uu
the morning Of July 4, 1916, the old bel
upon Independence Han proclaimed
''liberty throughout alI the sud uuto al
the inhabitants thereof
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-02-03

ssb 8 Nu ices
lee = gtca lssssl DEER
isglaaT Au HAa fasl ra tse
- e lefsss Az I * mia
sAal fras "
Tax atte Nst
taf sskN s.as.4e !
4esp2 WLea. f4r ~ s. tae e
P ae eat rwe dc
dense waters, ,srel g lHa an
Heacauaa i4u asia teT3 SIS
tucea fhat tfaais bead sa tie aerss
= tts ssn ta4t cem 1 te
band ih4t sfaspf iae tes t4a ere
oaaoe rol dan &c egue
aAsa aa4 safef IA iHa Felaess q
ils reports
Bgs TIE sport Z ba.uro & was inta.
styling. has nov bee ne tbsH.jHr ~
Like the eu,aee4 race aors astehiag
bis b.ts between BIS tea,h, & suddenly
iarps pom is caar 4ai 4lsa@s mad
j upon "a There s9ael4iag asl
there Il Il Ia s-.n thal seize tbs
paddle add cndoayof ~ dodge bis
track Bending Ia over q csteh q
CLEAN underneath sod he lass sped faf
icy ord. glance up Heavens
look a tia, rod
/ bad seea sights. bot sight ike
that never. 10 spite u her wild aud
sell pat slfeogsa, the Zip bad dipped
70 the waters aad was now quiyoring.
from the strain. andar her feet Shall
cot tie liue2 mol Is thousand rods
shah snap ere o line parts Nor does
she need a word from ma . release Il
Before haze made three strokes with
the paddle t. bring us about, She has
thrust gut Che but 10 the fall reach 81
her arm and slipping the graceful curve
Of lanecwood around the bow, we
turn our faces and view tie struggle
seventy feat away from ts oagr va.
4 he boat
But every struggle mast have an
end See the line is sIackeuiug al.
ready. He ia worn; sire is reeling
him ia without resistance half 70 u
now. Bat whir.rrr whirr.r.r Hc
feds the sting aud the Disgrace No
tame. dooiIe creature be He has
been iooling With making heI
believe be was weak 50 as TO get hel
Of her guard He is mad We shal
see him soon The line begins TO lift
Up to the surface he shoots Cleal
from the water be leaps sprinkling /
wide circle around with the pure drops
from bis speckled sides and flashing
tail--a noble fellow and ,rjrdy tht
noble maiden who holds him by tina
slender rod and silken thread, within
her grasp.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-02-03

Tie m,Aed Train from Bellows falls 70
l.uilsnd met with a. accident near North
Clarendon, Tuesday morning. II 10 sup
posed hat The engine broke a rail- in
passing aud The passenger car Wa
thrown from tbs track and dragged some
distance on its side when the coupling
broke and It stopped. There were aboul
1 passengers on Il aud all escaped In
jury except Horace Todd Of Cuttingsyille,
who was injured internally.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-02-03

Ibate was a. sesideut ca tbe Ceniral
Eermoni failfoad, 20 tie express 'fsia
aaaaa noHh. bali mile east q son'h
Raya.lbu. Al s'elors Tuesday morning,
asay.uK Il GYe hours. Tho forward
trucks u gbs 90 Springfield sleeping car
eot 80 tAe track and ran some two miles
before ,bs srglacer could be slzpaiisd
tho oar was kept bear lbc rails BY lbe
Miller coupling No one was hart
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-02-03

ffam Eta lYNdaf VIZ
lAi -As Wider, resident 81
tlst aHH. sided ta fllhsi sa4 m9.sa
wisl Sc kae an8 Alters ards
a 81 vfrt hfost he ghen hun2
rfia $50 tafb. liA w4fs vAs alive
asf8f - urHs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-02-03

The Democrats u Congress held an.
oii.sF aueas Tuesday evening which Wa
quito stormy owing % difference Of
t.eNs ca tas Imitation question. a good
uaulbtr lbaugB, tbe party ought 60 20
before the eoup,ry on lbst issue, while
ibe leaders thought tie question ought 70
b. gHgfed l9f the present. II Is eyiden,
,ass lAty SIRE not exactly happy family.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-02-03

Tie gaf dstA slafemeai s,ews Be-
ettase u aFsfs alaion tn8 Lair aarlpg
Pas H5nia and over sen rill1us
en- hgt of Belly frnele sam ran
Ea5 aaiihs o. o. dsbu n 10 bosinsss
4, 8eB A. f. h4s tcsp, we wiii rsk thc
90 seaiishaa 80 spaibe harded year.,
fthBH
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-02-03
UAAVEY HOLLEYs Estate

EH &faH#sa t.afi heta 81 Hanfissldt v5thta
hat vsH i.slnlt aa iaf tlH 3aya isnuss
IA. i Isl@
pttscu 8aa 8 81 HaHaH gadee.
I8# @aHaWslIates 90 ~ sslsta 81 liayfv
decreased ataf.As. % fe render an tteaNbt ~ his
s.r.5Eisuk.len rH sta csiaie, st is 1sdfftd ~
ealH ay a. satj eeHBt hs eKtnIWea tIr
slu4sUs erosion fhtte0f i1 - held Il ite
ftuhateaH a Asashtf criH satt0iautt - tho
as4 84F gig kNt EfHff. a. a }AfH aa8 81 ~ hulteg
&. Etxgh ia- al. Fatssaf pisttshd is ne publt'
ettsH tHa afI4i l ihf Ntuehestaf 39yaFAt.
apgra at panie a ssia Asnshestet. ltfvs
sHs aaesN# ffen4as t0 fal ttms 20
HHst5
Is Fa- rHFufa
ATTEST, auNEi.ANu MuNAuN Esgist4
"A $3.50 aHV al fteHrf
Aut8. f.utELANB MuNsON. l.rgistr
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as gdE h. DAVIS
JONATHAN uAfGOOD ~ =


- NJ THE NpbsCrnfgs Bong appointed hy tho
Hon the Probate I0Uts ID the histgtt1 % Man.
chester. Commissioners - rraeive, uksaiiuH aud
adjust the claims aud doMands at All person
against thg Eelata uf
Eagar FarNtn. l8le 81 Dofnet
u said District deceased aud aisO a,i elaine RbA
demands exhibited Ia 0lsVt theretoi ana ais
month from tbe l95h day II Iaa, 1870. being
thrrtUre, b0r,by give notice. that We VIII attrni
70 Tie hu~iuess If cur appointments 10 the late
residence ~ tbe said decuased ou thc l9tb day
Of Juv ist6 from ! o1ipek y m until :
I O'Clock, D., M, on suid day
Z p8gcd al DUrcet this l9ta day = January,
Z A. b., 1870
WILLIAM WILLIAMS, l.
[ l53w CHAhLI3S BALDWIN, N'H'''
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THURSDAY FgB
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AGENTS WANTFD want !

A GENTS WANTED II want agents
- TO canvass for the Masonic Record N % u
the night Kind can make from $40 70 sl3 per day.
Territory given in Vermont, New Hampshire "
the entire state OF Mtne. For further y rticu.
lars apply to or address
c. J. WME
Sept. 81, 1876. Manchester, VT
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p.K a,aaDns rsusss Fsssas'ss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-02-03

NOTICE Having made arrangements
by which but cry small portion Of my lime
can be directed 10 business in Arlington hete.
by give notice that all accounts, notes ac.. In
which | am Interested be paid or settled to nv
satisfaction previous to list of March neat OF
they wi DO put N the hands of 40 attorney fer
collection.
Commencing Isl of February l shall do buri-
ness for cash only The firm Of West Bro
will grant 80 DAYS time ou good approved names
only; IN case bills are not met promptly az cod
Of 30 days no more credit will be gwen aud ACs
count will be collected at once,
Very Respectfully
H. NJ. WEST.
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BABBIsuS J. HEspAII..
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NOTICE. -Ilo 80 I..Ilenl nInnlLe-


Z NOTICE The non resident proprie-
lofs al tta I9eL 81 Wa#a.l. b. tla emmy
d EennHgtop, arr heu99 h0ubs ta4t t4s
Z Latos 4re.fsed Hy sad tsHG Hld jir state ~
/ Yefmolt, tllin u.e years a ~ 1919 aud is7I
4 temai1 flthot in @Aa.e q e par aaPa.d on sut
I lU21 acre. 8. f4llovs. lste No no
/ l8s "a II, lnand N in Che tAali tfHta aud
I Lots Ne. q. p 3. lb ~ l3, t4, III. Ishud
q T. t4a ltth rsgsg. ais1 81 l5ia tba
I itth rapEc. tHd lat Au. l5ig taH iHh
f1t u,n
3i range. and paft u ~ N the SD
fsHktt ana De. q Tie fame IsDa dfHicI
ls aaEhrana Hn1 NUlsea 81 D. Aimed
dal July FL 1874 set IS ibe ii,ttp OA.
YER hinofe.r estate, A. 4. Graham Et
eeHf1r. Taxed, sl4.C0
i9a h8fes, par. ~ 30 4ia 58raziu6
ana being { same LsnaH ctitd BY
alvin AND h4ansF gbanb fisia ~ i h.
aFfhRues Administrator NJ II Ea4d Mag
kist. lHiG SOD W Jes"pt fafgtf.an q
prague AMI Carr Adm'nirtratYrs d D.
taAd.7 tatst hAy is.h. tata ssf q nc
tst lH IfaH + rpfHEg.s hfnlltatthtF
% H.eE4IB haGJ's tHi5t. 1aEla f76z
fDasIHr Da.ns Raft Z Ia N4 sHa
Ah SIZE 8tf fe4Ef1 AH4aB at ths ]p9
i.eosl f.ua - 81 49, ~ =, asfs q
l.gaTuota. Hsgi tl.UG
l1ge s#Fsish.ife Ias Na Ia he iah
fshae % ~ Dst % sanbis T. Dga.
I4sefas 0a Ia E37s. t.e lotb faags.
asa HeHg tls ssAs lsfd 3es3ei - Aas
fie y Da4 q dsff DHnbhr. rstt
lst I lfl3. s1 g. Misty t4btlt
4@tH4 t0f8
A.d - Gath 20 raid Eals st8 q sslf Il pgh
"a haea8a "a tta lnN tiesaftas Mafgsb b
iHH rl $50 ~ asg ef M1raf IA II
ltf9 ~ u -aEk se sI Al. 80 ffoBlfsd &
"a sAIa tk.e sft ts nulsss utrGu b qsla.
tA.p1 81 aiahsA q esd Counts " Eeadiag.
toH tl.s it,u asg D. 3slesl7 b. Itff
ELl4hiM ANEDEN.
tgiieetsF.
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WILLIAM WILLIAMS, / g
, CHAhL8S BALDWIN, ( N''u.'
NOIICE. Tue nonresident proprie-

NOTICE.. The nonresident proprie-
~ tor. 81 Inc town al W,nbalL \. lie oenaty ~
p,,,',,a,g,, ~. t.galv n,f7f,.l RI ne ts,ss
iNa.,t f, si4tn.t, Vi ti,a. ~ vs,,',enf
rttc.year 4. II tg75 ramstp eitlsr IA whol@
M il, paft tn AID an ~. faltaving Ianas in AL
WteI,au tn.utt
i45 scra-upI et No III tbe OH ranaa
and baina tAe sa.1U land dss dst 10 1oslaa
I. Wilder by Alexander Cotbett Oct 10th.
io,S ~ - s'lg '' y Sa
no. N, i4 IS, m. u aud Ii IL ne 18Th
range aud lots N,.G Z. s, 10, u. 10, IA,
ila fiat 10 Dean Manufacturing Camuauv
TN.p3. CSC 60
ID, acres 81 lana il !. lac Lot No. Q3 in the
IAN rtpgs. Eet inthe isttoJ d. Eday.
Taxod .tQ.s5
1850 acres q land il bong lot No lin
tlle yth lRligr Lot No no liza The gtb range
rart Nd f9t Ms. 10 IN tba t,ti, rsnae. ptrtof
/ iot No, iBu the an range, Lot No. Bia
the Ilth range, Lot No ii la the rang.
N6. III iii the OH range No. lI iu the ,nf
range. Set ia 10 nat % Orlando s. 3...i.
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$50 acrts OF land ID beiuR one bNf ~ I6fe
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range aud being the Same prepnses decided
by Geo ". Lawrence 10 Ihaddius Bartltd
sept. slh, 1873. eet Ia the fist 10 ThAddlau
BARTLETT Tax A. a.
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tors OF the town OF Wlnbal!, Ia the o8Bnty %
Bennington are ttrehy notified bat The ta&es
for the year A, u. 1876 rem&iu eithur IA whose
or IN part nm aid on Tho following lands in said
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Red Wing institute.

There will be winter term of twelve
weeks school at the Institute, commence
ing Monday Feb. 18th.
Tuition for any three English studies
besides reading, spelling and penman-
ship, Eight dollars; for either Latin,
Greek or German Four dollars extra,
and for Bookkeeping or vocal music
Six dollars extra for twenty=four lessons.
The classes will be taught by Prof.
W. H. Hood and such assistants as may
be needed. Text books will be furnish.
ed free.
This is good opportunity for those
who wish to review their studies, take
up special subjects, or refresh them
selves for teaching in the county schools
the coming summer.
A limited number will be boarded at
the Institute at the rate of six dollars
per week including tuition and text
books. Bills payable in advance.
Address, w. P. HOOD,
i1w2 Red Wing, MINI.
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Stop That Cough |!

The wonderful results and immense
sale of HALE's COUCH CORDIAL the
past season, oug 1t to convince the most
skeptical; still we are going to con-
tinue the same liberal offer that we have
made heretofore, viz: Any person suf-
fering with a cough, cold or sore throat
who will call at F. A. Poole's, Hawley
& Kellogg's or any other Drug Store
and purchase bottle of HAlE's COUGH
CORDIAL, use one-half of it, and if they
then conclude that it is doing them no
good, they can return the balance and
receive back their money. Who would
not test this medicine on such liberal
terms? No medicine ever sold in this
vicinity that produced such wonderful
results. All we ask is that you will
try it. 5m6