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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-10-21
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-12

Those who have carefully watched Mr..
Blaine in the committee room and on the
1oor Of tie House for few weeks past have
been impressed with the fact that his appa-
rent Indifference OF manner concealed good
deal OF nervousness and anxiety. This was
probably mere guess, basel on the convic-
Hon that no one could possibly undergo the
mental strain under which Mr.. Blaine has
1abored for weeks without experiencing an
anxiety which might be concealed, but
which would be felt nevertheless. There is
good reason 10 believe that Mr.. Blaine was
engaged In preparing 10 deliver a speech to-
day or tomorrow, exec ling 10 dramatic
sfect anything he has yet said in the House
He Is said TO have intimstei as much 10 a
1riend a few days since.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-12

Approaching the fact that the public Is
accustomed to look TO THE STAR for the
latest and fullest intelligence OF all passing
events, and realizing the deep interest felt
On ali sides In the proceedings of the APP
preaching national political conventions,
We have made the most complete and liberal
arrangements to obtain and publish at the
portance which may transpire in connec-
1lon with them. To this end, two special
ard exclusive representatives. OF THE STAR
are DOW in Cincinnati, TO remain during the
they will transmit in the form of special
kilograms any items OF interest in regard to
1t not included IL the very full and early
dispatches OF the New York Associated
Press, OF the afternoon reports Of which, We
may add for the Information of the puolic,
THE STAR has entire and exclusive control
II Will be seen, therefore, that no. other
paper in the city can furnish such full and
reliable reports up to the hour OF going to
Iress each day IS can this paper; and should
any event of special interest transplre we
Shall al once give the public the benefit OF
Dur superior facilities by publishing the
news in the form OF an extra edition. As
has always been its policy heretofore, we
mean that its readers need not look beyond
The columns Of TEE STAR 20 be kept thor
oughly posted In the daily doings OF all the
world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-12

William NJ. Eyarts made a powerful
argument In New York on Friday last
against the building OF al elevated railroad
DC 9Th avenue, In which he took the ground
that property on that avenue woald De depre-
ciated from forty TO sixty per cent. SHOULD
Such railroad be constructed In the course
Of his remarks he referred to underground
railroads as preferable TO the elevated ones
They would injure no mans property, would
be safer, and when completed would be
finished for all time. II is q 1ite evident that
7he scheme OF rapid transit by means OF
Elevated roads must be abandoned IL the
pending suits in New York are decided
against them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-12

Except by the assassination of President
Lincoln, II Is safe TO say that this commu-
nifty was never more profoundly moved than
ii was yesterday by the Intelligence that Mr..
Blaine was stricken down By sickness while
entering the coor OF the Congregational
church, abont Il o'clock in the morning, and
was lying unconscious, and, as II was sup
posed, a. the point OF death, during the day.
Naturally enough, the facts were somewhat
exaggerated, and the case was made to ap-
pear worse than IL really was, as the sad
Story passed from lip TO lip; and this fact OF
Itself, hardly less than the deep feeling
everywhere exhibited, served TO show how
fully the inGstrious invalid Is tning the
public mind al the present time. From the
fall accounts published elsewhere in this
paper, 1t Will be seen that the condition of
Mr.. Blaine, while Ii is serious and not with
out alarming symptoms, is 10y no means
hopeless, or even discouraging to those best
qualified 10 judge in the premises. To this
we need Only add that in his illness Mr..
Blaine wiz have sympathy so deep and a
nope FOR his SPEEDY and complete recovery
30 wide and sincere SIS to largely compensate
sor The suherings he is called upon 10 bear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-12

S1N- dat tie heated term is upon Us and
nay expect to hear OF occasional cases
q suE-stToke, IL behooves those who are
ID ~ch exposed TO the sun 10 exercise consid =
aI&oie caution. Medical men agree that
persons In weak state Of health are much
more liable 10 sun-stroke than those whose
p.- seal condition is perfect or nearly so;
ai-O, that persons who indulge in intoxicat.
Ing beverages TO excess are in much greater
Hanger than temperate people. The usual
ADVICE given Is TO abstain from intoxicating
hquors, TO Keep the digestive functions un-
impaired aud TO avoid fatigue or mental
anxiety as much as possible tits a remark
able fact, but a fact nevertheless, that there
are fewer cases OF sun stroke In Washington
1han In many cities located on higher paral
1els OF latitude. In New York, for instance.
fhe proportion OF such casualt!es:every SUM-
n,er Is far greater than here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-12

The war against the Sunday liqnor sellers
In New York has virtually ceased. The pro-
prietor Of Gilmore's garden, where music
end beer are dispensed on the Lords day, is
1rying new way OF keeping out detectives,
and has obtained temporary injunction
And An order to show cause, directed to the
police commissioners and the superintend.
ent Of police, restraining them from forcing
An entrance into his garden, without paying
1he regular admission fee Of nfty cents per
man, and directing them to show Why the
Injunction should not be made permanent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-12

The friends OF Speaker Kerr have reason
10 feel proud over his approaching vlndica-
1ion, and we have no doubt that most of his
political opponents will be content with the
verdict The committee investigating the
charge against him seem to take the view
That the allegation against him is not suffi-
riently corrOborated, and thar a bIameless
1ife ought TO weigh something In the case.
The verdict, 1t is hoped, Will have a bene-
Fetal effect On the Speakers health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-12

III Is now quite evident that the New
forkers cherished scheme OF rapid transit
by means of elevated railroads must be de-
1eated, al least temporarily, and until addi-
3ionai legislation can be had. The New York
World admits this, and says that tits DOW
Apparent that the contest In the courts be-
tween the surface railroads and the pro,ec-
1ors Of elevated steam roads will prevent
Any further construction OF the elevated
xapid-transit roads during the present sum-
@sy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-12

And now II appears that the hire OF the
Carriage used by General Belknap while he
was Secretary OF War cost Uncle Samuel no
less than $1,000. This Is rather steep,-tae
story, as well as the bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-12
The Star for the Summer.

Persons leGrfao the city may haUe THE STAR
senf TO their odsress By rsGh, postage prepaid,
for nsch period Of time as they may desire, at
the rate o. Is cents per week, so cents per month,
n as for three months, OF e3 for sir months.
g The money TO pay for the time required
b'sea IN az cases accompany ne order. OtheT-
srise the pnper cannot be se7n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-12
THE GREAT ANODYNE
AND NERVTNE.
BE Tito
STOMACH and TONIC BITTERS.

lGtsrlON. It e the only cure ior 4I0K Hi
IIvERe, !1yER and AGUI. CoLI0, &c. II 10
z sTim and tnvartstIe cure Of the DtBILITI,
d SHSS I. snTIIksvvLhT!2si
Of niehtS D169lRATI0N. It does aWay Win TIE
lse Of 0PIATEe and 70 thosS oddictsd 10 the
OxlUM aABITi q pleasant and perfect sub.
stroyina al desire Cor e.
10 b. kad at sH Dvxssists ssd Groe~s. Se.d m
PaMykls.
Belts gITTE1s DEPOT. II Camden ssr.ss
SAIL TYLkB, II,
WH0LDeALD A0HHY,
nyuns esS Ma strsst. wsshiagtsa. %.
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A 0 z B o L o q Z.
MADANE ROas.

This oslebr.ted Lsdy AstEolegi1 1nd as.lias ns.
Of ID northwest Sbe hss no superior In dsllnsetfno
the Psst. Present. and Iut9rs II love or bo:insss
pointing cut Jour enemies, and inforntng ron Of
ths sure way to snceess n az vndeftakings. Goa.
W. oeDl-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-12
E Z AID T HIS !

p READ THIS! -
y, m this day shall give DISCOUNT OF 30
FRA SOILS,
only for fourteen days As never sd ssrtise to mis-
Ie7 St cEAs BAUM,4os 9TH street.
DEAL ESTATE AND GENIRAL CoLLEC-
IL TON AGENCY.
Real Estate bought. sold or exchanged.
Special stiertiOn paid to tbs care Of Hous1s and
Collection Of Rents Other accounts for collection
soliei;ed PROMPT reiu. ms made ia all cases Best
Room, S S0s & 3, s rpII mis-,
yes Ina Corner 9th and streets.
DATKNT OPEN.@OBK BANNHRs, FLAGS
l. s-e POLITICAL Po RT1rR to 0tdef b,
i.9-eosm 81 Duane street, New York.
1876 CLOTHING. 1916
DON'T PURCHASES UNTIL you EXAMINE
~ thsi haLd.oEs r albeogf Cas- suit for SIS, for
A BEAUTIFUL WHITE MARsEILLEs VEST,
"A single or double breasted, for 81 50. st I0ll
Pennsylvania avenue.
HARD TIaEs,-Purchsssr- want to save money,
H SO look at the 10 " oisted Suit at A. srhAUs'.
I IGHT COLORED AND FANCY DRESS
a
sytvaGia avenue.
H'BE ORIENTAL SILk WoEsTED SUIT for
STBAuS'..
DBINCE ALBEIT FROCK COATS with Vests
10 match Beautiful pattern for 70, at 1oI1
PenLs1 lvsnis avenue.
V'BE GBfAT hit OF THE SEASON A
Il Linen p1ster, very long sLd nicely made, for
81, az a sIRaUs.
THE DELLaBABRE PLAID CAss SUIT re-
euc.d to Sls, at loI1 PennsyIy sHis avenue.
4 FULL LINE of ChiIdren's SUITS, hand
IA sCtnely trimmed and made in the very latest
sfyle, from e3 upwards, a. STRaUS'.
THE FINE BLACK CLOTH DREss SUITS
for sis sEOuid De seen to be appreciated, at
lo1l Penusy lvaLts avenue.
ENGLISH STRIFE AND PLAID CAss SUIT
l. tsz, sold for als, selling now for sls, at q.
S"SaCS'.
NtnHaIs OYSTERS, Plain AID Ulster style. A
aveuUe.
NToRTH HOOsIC CAss SUIT ct SlI ia only
v TO De had at A. SIRACS'.
ROYs'fCHOOL SUITS, well trimmed and nicely
ID made, for %, at 1U1 Il PeGnsyl vAnia avenue.
NoUTHs' DREss AND BUSINESS SUITS in
i treat variety Of styles and patterns, at A.
STEAUS.
NJOBAIR AND SILK LCsrER ALPACA
l'I CoATS, 81 al prices, at 1OI1 Pennsylvania
avenue.
SAULsBURY BROKEN CHECK CAss SUIT,
= frcek style, well made and TRAINED, for IS. at
TEE LARGEST SIZE NAN can be fitted in
suits or separate Coats, Pants or Vests, Of
101l PennsylvaDia avenue.
HAZE I roy SEEN THAT SUIT for IS a. A.
Is, Sc. Flannel SUIT for sis, at IOII Psnn.yi
NanIa Neone. my26 u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-12

FEARFUL REDUCTION.
EyERY YARD OF orr ENTIRE Stock Be
DUCED.
BEAD Our BARGAINS
Lonsdals OAnBRIo, yard vide, noert quality,
II cent.. Large ass Ttment OF beautiful LAWNS,
Plain Grensd oes, PAD GTs q, Ss
Striped Grenadines, Is, %, Is, 81, 81, 50 cents.
CARTER's. TOT Market Space.
o. cents: E. sdnlsa Linz! aes Sol6i Be-
ssss Suitins; 10 and II cents. Pure Liuen Ladies'
I s.si s Of >. cur raj Ps .
kyery yaId Of our Beautiful spring Dress Goods at
Pure SIX M6ssr Spsss @
- cents. Large assortment Of Cloth and Cashmere
Cd: MsH sSir;s e e. e1i les e
FULL LINE MOHAlR and LINEN TRAVEL.
ING DUsTERs, ct
je,0 81 s3s PennsgIvsnis avenue.
n Z M Ov A L.
J.y.E HgYoK; Real Estate Broker, has re-
(eas, side, FIRST door north OF New York svenue,
eo e nealD 0'p0iiGfs rSessssI OF i slSis
CARRIAGES CARRIAGEsl
iars. stock Of new ana second hand Carriages,
Busgies, Phatops, Jump seats, &c, ETA -
sssss s sre DsS e6 nspS Srs.,
Persons in " ant will please examine before pur-
Glazing Repairing pi0 RShT stsnd sss r.
jelOS l1O-l14 9Th st. northwes'.
NOTICE.-I hereby give notice to the public and
~ TO these 30 " HON IL may concern, that have
partner partners in my business OF erecting the
"EUNSON PATENT LIGHTNING Rod" and
selling the empire IROS GLAD PAINT" in
the District OF Columbia. There lie NO such arm as
James McLaiB 4 Company, and persons dealing
With parties representing will do so az their own
risk. The acts OF my properly empowered Agents
only will be recognized By NE, who will exhibit
their authority when requested.
lsigntd,l JAMES McLAdS,
80 South Holiday street, Baltimore;
i41 l. street northwest, " asbingt1n, ID. u
Proprietor OF the Mupscn lightning BOD and the
Empire Iron Uisd Psint. JslO AZ
CHEAP LU NJ b BR.
Having a large stock of sPBU IL LUMBER, we
prices This Lumber is water seasoned, and of the
very beet quality:
2x3, 2x4, snc 3x4, snv length, aIs per THOUSAND;
N5 l6-teet rails s IL per thousand,
Jrch bosrds. o Is per thsusani;
me- $751; Sisi, sis and 4 per per thSSssrd
40 NJ feet rough, 3-inch, 81 so per thousand:
2s3 snd SKA, 81 quality. u 90 per thousand;
$ spruce sidings. or inch, els pc thousand.
hand, q. lowest market prices.
y. EOW'D CLARK Il co.
YAED. WHARF, AND PLANNING MILL,
Foot Of 4th street east near United States Navy
Yard. JsS I'm
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BOARDING.

ROARDIHG Newly furnished ROOMS, with
ID FIRST CLASS BOARD, transient peTma-
nett, at summer prices, in peasant and central
locality; 60. 18th street northwest. jes 2~'
SIsGLr LOGGING ROOMS, 80 cents Der night,
~ or from % 10 IS per week; BOARD or MEALS
pue. ap10-2mN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-12
1876 HING. IL

DON'T PURCHASE UNTIL you EXAMINE
~ thsi hartsom Glbeouf Cas- suit for SIS, for.
meriy S25, at A. STRAUS',
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-12

NtnHAIB DCSTEkS, Plain and Ulster style A
W. great variety of colors, NJ l0ll PeGrsylvsnia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-12

A BEAUTIFUL WHITE MARSEILLEs VEST,
"A single double bre as;ej, for 81 50. at I0II
Pennsy Nv Anja avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-12

ENGLISH STRIPE AND PLAID CASs SUIT
u : tee, scld for Sle, selling now for Sl7, at 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-12

DBINCE ALBEIT FROCK COATS. with Vests
, 10 match. Beautiful pattern for s 20, at 1oI1
nj Iva Az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-12

TNBE ORIENTAL SILk W0ESIED SUIT 70
70 Is most dressy out this season, Ut A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-12

NJ0HAIR AND SILK LCSrER ALPACA
l'1 CUATS, 81 al prices, at 10I1 Pennsyl yania
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-12

II made, Tor %, at 1V1 II PeGnsy wanna avenue.
NOUTHS' DBEss AND BUSINESS SUITS in
great variety Of styles and patterns, ut A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-12

SAULsBURY BROKEE CHECK CASS SUIT,
= froek style, well made and TRAINED, for IS, ct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-12

rY'BE GBrAT BIT OF TIE SEASON A
Il Linen puster, very long sd nicely made, for
81, az A STRsUs'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-12

THE FINE BLACK CLOTH DREss SUITS
y for siS shoUid Dc seen to be appreciated, al
l01l Pelusy lvaLis avenue,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-12

T'BE LARGEST SIZE NAN can be fitted In
u suits or separate Coats, Pants or Vests, Of
1011 PennsylyaDia avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-12

NORTH HOOsIC CAss SUIT ct Sll, is only
v TO De hsd at A. SIhACS'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-12
q GENERAL REMARK.

have marked down line of Cashmere Suits,
some OF them made Cf the finest English goods and
formerly sold as high as $50, to q uniform
PRICE OF $40.
Boys suits, also marked down, to close, some as
Low ss
largs line OF Cashmere PantsIoons for
IS.
Wcrsted Goats with Vests to match,
sI7 so, $40, s22, s25 AND $50.
ocd Cashmere, wors;ed and Cloth Coats,
DOWN.
Very fine fabric, English GAuze Shirts,
Coed Domestic Gcssamer Shirts, - Gents.
English nerino SHIRTS, o123.
Bordered Linen Handkerchief, IS Cents
Tsncy Half Hose, from IS Cents to Sl.2s.
Handsome Plaid Suits, s25.
Stylish Cashmere Suits. SI6.
Fine " hite Vests, all Linen, front and back,
S3.
Alpacs Sacks, Marie Stuart brand, e5.
TIE wAMsUTrA
MUSLIN SHIRT,
ALL RKADY,
FOB sI60
sl44 NET CASH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-12
COUNTRY BOARDING.

COUNTRY BOaRD-Large roony HOUSE and
~ T. st class Board In Brooksyille, Montgomery
vile. iel7-2V
(IIEfON HOusE, Fdiyfdz County, Va-Reht-
y ted. First class accomm daticns at moderate
price,; salubrious climate; good shooting; ne
cTves 70 miles from aeh natOn. Apply at 326
Indiana avenue, Washington. G. jelost"
COUNTRY BOAbD CAN BE OBTAINED At
~ OAK GLEN near Laurel station A PLEASANT
summer retreat. Terms e2i per month. Address
J N. HERBERT. Laurel, Md, Je9 ST.
EuRNIsHED COUNTRY HOME-One mile
= from horse cars, near Mount Pleasant, will
club with the proprietor and keep house. horse and
my4Q w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-12

fEhSONA ALI.
Ap5Es HAVING AN UENATURALGa0Wr
IL OF b air ON fsce, arms, neck can have IL perma
nently removed without inyury 20 the skin in two
d,ys; Also; the wonderful method for removing
Prs, freckles, Moles. cure or no Day. as
PeDnsy lyania avenue northwest. jela-3H
mn REWARD : LOTTIE, from New
I,OOV York, Greatest Business aad Medical
Eat,rosa.f, shsllsnses the ys,ld reveals your LIE
from TO the grave finds absent frfeuds;
covers stolen property tAl6s with, and shows ltke.
ness living and dead; has the great ptian
charm; lucky Plumbers Satisfaction or no paw
Hours.9 to9 SIS Pennsylyania ave. NV. Jei2 g."
MES. DIR. w!LtON.. On experienced Fsmal e
w hyscisI And Midwife, can be conf feAsialIy
Consulted ct 795 9Th street northwest from a
m, to1 p m: daily. Her medicines are safe and
Nl Bssiness' and Test Msd,.m,
III Ilth street. between and q. my3g 3ws
A STh0LUGlsT-Ars. DR.. Ellis, l3I3 Pa.
avenue, tells past, pfesent and future, love and
narIisse sesent friends, dead or living, property
lost or stolen, Ia ssuts the result Of ali undertaE
II -. here 70 go for success, happiness and health
Terms: Ladies, 81. Gents, q to "a. Of6ce hours,
3 Q. m TO 9p.m. my31.eotr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-12

I IGHT COLORED AND FANCY DRESS
Il PANTS, ne different patterns, a. i0Il Penn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-12

DATENT OPEN-HOBK BANNERS, FLAGS
Il s-G POLITICAL PORTRAITS, to order b.
HOJER & GRAHAM.
Is9-eC3m 81 Duane street. New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-12

v'HE DELL1BABRE PLAID CAss SUIT
4 enc.d 70 8le, ct lOIl PeLnsylK aais avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-12

FULL LINE of Children's SUITS, hand
n sOdlely trimmed and made in the very late:
81 lie, from Is upv srt-, a. STRaU5'.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-12

M hrA ME BEcI KID, N u. 4 tlorcrfhly er
w rarienCed sud scientific Ladies' PLY sician aue
Minvre 81 - years practice, extends sries =; theiT
hQuses, Comfortable private rooms, careftl nurs
ing. aLc TIE best medical ATTENDING AZ the Dot
Tor privsts residence. Lsdiss r'scius thsraselvs
uDcer The care cf NJ adame Reslsli arc guarantee
scierthc treatment Asd a speedy cure. Office an
Bsi.irnoIe. .enr7 ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-12

HARD TISEs,-Purchssers want to save money,
SO look at the 8 no oTsted 5uit at A. SrkA U.s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-12

FIs m this day i shall give a DISCOUNT OF 90
Pt II CENT. on sill
u a X II s. o IS,
only for fourteen days As pever al vertse to mis-
represent anything invite gil to cali and convince
Themselves.
JET ST CBAS BAUM,4Os 9TH street.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-10-19
Foreclosure Sale.
State Of WiScOnsin-Irr Circuit Court for ",
County.

State Of WiscOnStaa-In Circuit Court for Wood
County,
Isaac Phelps Plaintiff, against George Neeves
and George A. Neeves, partners in the firm
name of George Neeves Il Son, Mary Neeves.
J.. Bull and G. FL. Bull partners, Jasper ii.
Noyes Il William III. Davis, partners. David
Cline, the Htna National Bank of Hartford
Connecticut, Albert Il. Atkins, Chester Steol,
and George @. White, Defendants.
ESY VIRTUE, and in pursuance ola judgment
10 and decree Of foreclosure and sale made in
the above entitled action on the 2lst day o {
March A. d. 1876, and in Pursuance of an order
of said Circuit Court modifying said judgment
and also In pursuance of further order, and
decree of sale made in said action on the goth
day of September a. D. 1876 by said Circuit
Court for Wood County, Wisconsin, shall eI-
pose for sale and sell for cash, to the highest
bidder, at the front door of the Court House in
the city of Grand Rapids in said Wood County,
Wisconsin, on Saturday the Ind day Of December,
1876, at l o'clock P. NJ. of that day. The mort
gage premises described in said judgment and
decree as follows, to wit: The following dis
cribed premises situate lying and being in the
county Of Wood and State of Wisconsin, to- wit;
block thirty two (32) and lots six, and eight
6 and s. in block thirty 900 in Neeves first and
second additions to the city of Grand Rapids.
according to his pIatt th ereof.
f. B. CASE. SHERIFF OF WooD Co.
Dated October 10Th, 1876. oct19w4
WEBR & COCHRAN, Att'ys for Plaintiffs.