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TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO STORY FRAME
DIV II4ING ON THE WEST SIDE OF TENTH
STREEI. BETWEEN Il AND II STREETS

sTHhf = As Sf0h g HhaHs
A., > Isl 1916 duly recorded in iibsr No. 81
s sTF ID t Tier vii sell ct Pa6s auction
pa i ssa at oofE Pa M the f
eight t2S) i'll Key's recorded subdivision OF Square
Eether with the imTroTeaents sc. i' ''A' >''s' 10
Terms: One fourth cash: ia ance in monthly
notes OF twenty-five dollars each with seven per
cent interest from the day of sale. secured by deed
o tf on Tue rorsh fod or al cash at option of
of sale. and ali conveyancins at purchasers cost
TERMS to be complied with in seven days. otherwise
at the risk and cost Of the ,iefaultins purchaser
after five days adyertisement.
J. T, COLDwELL. Salesman dec1I-eots
r. THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED TO
Place id242ti WILLIAM A. GORDON. Trustee en-
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
SALE OF FINE STOCK OF GROCERIES.
VINES AND LIQUORS. COUNTERS. Shell
On MONDAY. December Both 1878. COM s=g=7=,>
nad 4 k 10 9cSck st s9F Of Mezsrs
P.nna avenue, shall sell the entire stock.
coml'rsing in part:
and glass.
Conees, Teas. Sugars
large stock of Canned !iodds
Willow Ware; Buckets. Tubs.
BrOoms. WaslhoaIds 81
Counters and Shelving.
Show Cases Platform and Counter Scales.
Ic@ether with many other Il. ticcs usually found
III a irst class grocery.
Terms cash.
dec23-d THOS DOWNING, Auct.
THOS. Z. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE THREE STORY
BRICK DWELILNG HOUSE NO. 2Sl ON |
STREET. AND TWO TWOSTORY BRICK
DWELLING HOISES Nos % AND 30 ON
DEIkEES STREET: ALL BETMEEN FIRST
AND NORTH CAPITOL STREETS.
Under and by virtue OF deed of trust, -
bearing date the LIST of October, 1877 and f.uK
corded in 1ber No SEA, folio 400. OF the .1"2
dersgned Trustees viii sell at public auction. il.
front OF the premises, on SATURDAY, the list day
OF December, 1878, at O'Clock pm, Lot LAG. in
Square G23 III the city OF Washington. District OF
Columbia aud iInme datcly thereafter Lots rs aud
no. IL said Square the said lots being improved by
Dwelling Houses, as above stated.
Terms OF sale: One-tllrd cash. and residue in
three equal payments 1T ak, twelve and eighteen
months With \ per cent interest from day o. sale
for which notes OF purchaser, secured by deed Of
option Of purchaser. 800 deposit TN each hoGist
when bid accepted If of sale are not com
piled with in five days. the Trustees right t.
resell ct risk and cost of defaTIltins purchaser.
GEO i; APPLEBY;
W L. EDMONSTON, Trustees.
TIIOS E. WAGGAMAN, Auct. decl4-d
U THE ABOVE. SALE IS POSTPONED TO
THURSDAY, December Goth, at the same hour ana
place. By order of the Trustees
GEO L. ApPLEBY, -r.
dec2ld&ds W. L. EDMONSTON.' trustees
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1910 GREAT 1910
1915 PENNsYLXANIA 1915
ROUTE

-
TO: TIE NORTH, WEST. AND SOUTHWEST
Double Track. Steel Rails.
SPLENDID SCENERY. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT
IL Ffec. DEcFNBgE 18th. 1878.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON. from Depot
coruer Of Sixth and streets. as follows:
P1ttsbErx sEd The West. 10 10 N daily with Par
Ior Car TO Pittsburs ard Sleeping Cars from
Plttsbl-ry 20 CElclnsati, s. Louis ard CHICAGO
Ta0 p-Ia daily. with Pslscs Oar to Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
s tfs aOrS az 70 Ia ay S e.ss
saigcday, with Palace Cars 10 Watkins For
For New YORK aud The East, 80 and lO:l5 pm
daily. with Palace Cars attached Limited tx
press q Prna.an .arlor Cars. $50 a daily,
except sundsy.--
jersey 2ity with boats q BrookIyG l Anne1,
sford nx direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid
tns double terriase and Journey across New
Cor Phiisdei phia 81. 80 and Io;l5 p N. daily.
FOR &C., s5 g 90 JAN aa s 30 ~
daily, eIcer; sunday 10 10 = N, 80. 80 40
For Pope's Creek Line. Go q NJ ard 4:2O p m.
daily except sunday.
cept Sunday.
NAY AMP ., ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
6I5. and II so ,. n. On Sunday at a N, aud
Cor aesrs INC AID the South. so NJ and 20 p.
yorC No Il. r. s:2op. m daily.
On Sunday Il % and % a o and Is p n -
be al
east corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
syaan;. sssnus, and It the depot Where Orders can
Se len for checking OF baggage to destination from
n0's~ II {. 2. FARMER. General Passenger Asens
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. novs
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ATE CLAXToN'S SUIT.-The suit Of the New
YORK Society for the Reformation OF Juvenile
DennquentS VS.. Kate CiaXton, actress and
others, was discontinued saturday as TO Miss
ClaXtoh, on her payment OF $40 costs
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LYNCH LAW has, il seems again made fear
fHl mistake. IL Is asserted by the respectable
neighDorS OF the two men, Mitchell and ketch-
UNI. recently burned to death on the South
Platte, in Nebraska. that the men were honest
citizens, and were the victims Of a conspiracy
planned by personal enemies TO murder them
under the pretense OF Kidding the region OF cat
tie thieves. So far, the perpetrators OF this
helliSh crime are at large.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A THREF-STORY BRICK
DWELLING, on THE SOUTH SIDE OF s
STREET South. BETWEEN SIXTH AMI

L DMEILING, on Tin sonTa SIDE OF OF +
sTKEET ru sS SIp r sET I'VE SIXTH AND
lG G "A. D 1876, d;liy recorded in Li1er No fE
District Of Columbia and at the request of the party
secured thereby viii sell at public auction, in from
situate in the city of WASHINGTON District Of Colum
and Church's recorded subdivision Of square nun
bered four hundred aud sixty-seyen lit7) togethel
Terms Of sale, prescribed by said trust The
amounr OF indebtedness secured by this deed OF
the balance at six and twelve months for which thu
notes OF tue purchaser, hearing interest from thu
property sold, shall be taken. a deposit OF slVG
shall be required of the purchaser at the time OF
Hsa p lie ss days s trS day ss s a M
Fs5SRs bows5a tSs ssiHssss
l HsTATE N s9nASE lss af FRoNFrNa aE 81
AND shfEES ISMhEM
Il ms. lssssss i i hs bsrss
ulnba. and OF an order of the Supreme Court of the
Of Eaa s 6oese # saa at
s ss q s hs sf Il 1S s
Of December. 1873, at o'clock D. M, the foliowinS
IL. T..
Lots iettered and marked ' and ", In H Magrudsr 9
recorded subdivision of original Lots numbered ten
ll0), eleven l11l, twelve (l2) and thirteen O3) in
Square numbered one hundred and fit y-two 152).
improved by two two-stOry frame dwellings.
and the expenses of sale together with four hundred
and seventy five dollars and interest at eight per
of SALE in cash, tof which 800 be paid at time
OF sale,) ana the residue in six and twelve months
give equal notes bearing eight per cent. per annum
interest payable semi annually until the debt is paid
TO Ike secured by deed of trust satisfactory to the
undersigned on the property sold. All conyeyancing
At the purchasers cost
THos. HYDE, Trustees.
THOS. BOWLING, Auct. decl2eot2it,
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
UNLIMITED SAIL

UNLIMITED SAIL
GREAT boston SHOE AUCTION HOUSE,
Sign Of the Red r as soI Psnn'a nrenue.
PRICES WILL TELL
for tho Holidays. which one aud al. eau buy
Christmas present.
800 Pairs Children Shoes. at ceuts Il pair.
The next you can buy is Youths Boots, a. 80 cts
20 Gases Of Men'- Boots, at 81. s125
A larxe lot Of Boy Shoes, at so cent?
Ladies Rubbors, at % cents.
ATTENTION IS CALLED TO
Ladies Pebble Goat and French Kid sideace, from
the best manufacturers IN Baltimore
q. 81 IS per pair.
Mems Hand -stitch Caters. at IS 80 to "a 50
The finest assortment of Mems Slippers, Hand
sewett from IS cents NJ 70 So
Ladies' hid and Goat French Heel at g. pair
Call carly, as the rush is great at the
GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE
431 Pennsylvania arenme.
Yours EEsrECIFC1LY,
LEOPOLD RICHOLD, FRopR1EroB
NO BRANCH STORE IN THIS CITY dec20tr
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DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
LOCATED On NORTH SIDE OF SOUTH
GGAAEEool1NA A,r A tT r EEITM " E0TR
By virtue of a deed of trust to the sub -
scribers, dated Apr TO- 1876, and recorded in ht.7
Iiber SO folio 30 &c, OF the land records Of .A
the District of Columbia. and AT the written re-
for sale At gbc aMe19 n front Of the premises
1873. at 80 o'clock p m, all that certain piece
parcel Of land and premises, situate and being i'll
, RnS city Of Tasa"n Rst 1t Of co H and and
Harbaugh's recorded subdivision of part OF Square
sG n 6 Sfe thu en nnS bsr and &
ing OF two two:story Brick Dwelling Houses,
cen as Of Braohsll's recorei snbdisision Of part
of said Square, with the improvements thereon,
Terms Of sale onerd cash the balance in three
equal p3y lnents, at six, twelve and eighteen months
for which the notes Of the purchaser Gbesring per
deposit OF - viii be required at Time Of each sale
rse . tie right to resell the Property at the ' rs
and cost Of the dcfauitin4 purchaser should the
terms of sale bc not complied With III , days after
the sale hrst giving notice OF SUCH resale 10y three
CHARLES T. DAVIs,l rnr,..o.,
dtcl23tawew PHILIP f.LAKNER. ) trustees
TINS SALE OF TWO r. STORY AND
a r5{ "a s1S Mass. AILNtE N.W.: Lor 2szi06.
Is virtue Of q deed OF trust; dated June SxA
18th, 1875 and recorded III IIher No $50. f,s1ES
folio 2s OF the land records for the District A1.4.
If CoiGInbia and 10y direction OF tue party secured
thereby vii sell 81 pubic auction. in front of tho
promises, or FRIDAY. january Sd. 1879, at O'Clock
I'm. the following t scribed real estate situate in
the city of Washington, in said District to wit Lot
le.tered and marked NJ. aud The soutneasterIy SIX
90 feet III width fronting said Mass eIine, by TN
entire depth thereof. of Lot lettered and market
:. L., of Eothwelrs subdivision OF original lots
btred one q; two GU. three (3', four a., ten 40
and eleven az, IN sg!are numbered four hundred
and fifty {412t. Tue whole fronts 2Sfcet on said
avenue and runs back to and fronts 2S feet inches
on alley in rear. together with the improvements
thereon
These houses. with the ground attached. viii
both.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash (of which s75 on
each house must be paid at time of salc, and the
balance equal payments in six twelve and eighteen
months, to he secured by purchasers notes. bearing
cent interest from day of sale, and deed of
t1ls. property sold AL cash at option of pur
chaser Convey ancing and recording at purchasers
cost II terms OF sale are not complied with i'll six
days after sale the Trustee the right to
WIN. +. HOFFMAN. Trustee.
1921 + st
WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO, Aucts. d2l-dtdbs
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sE-The proceeds OF a breach OF promise suit
are 10 be appropriated Tor repairs on church
At bowling Green. Ky. The girl sues for no
other purpose.
tE- In response to the demand OF he Governor
OF Kansas the government has ordered the CAP
tured Cheyennes to be taken to Fort Leaycn-
worth. with view of identify ing those guilty
OF Outrages in that state.
go Louis L. TherasSOn, d lawyer, convicted
in New York or obtaining the signature OF his
client. Mrs. ZabriSkie, 10 satisfaction piece of
mortgage under false pTetenseS, has been sen
fenced to the state prison for two years.
II At Boston, saturday, VinecenZlio CaSslio
took his young son and tied him TO the roof OF
his house and beat him with a strap, leaving him
there about an hour. The lad will probably
die.
es- About this time the man who keeps few
valuable account books at home is pleased. upon
reference to them, to find them full OF fern
leaves and f1alttended caterpllarS and such,
which the dear girls are pressing.
Better is IL to sit on barrel at the corner
grocery With contentment than to repose IA the
most luxurious easy chair adorned with tidy in
the house Of the Order-lovlng woman.-E Boston
Transcript.
tE~The fashionable woman of to-day Is hard
ly disposed TO count her children among rho
goods the gods give. III her first born apneals
to those instincts OF maternal affection Which
she possesses In common with the lower ant
mails her nursery no sooner begins to rfll than
her children take their place among the plaques
OF life.-ILoadoa Wosid.
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SAD accident TO A BRIDE--Iohn DuSel pro-
cured license in this city 10 marry Miss IiIiy
- iilen- or Sheridan. Mr.. DuSel went to Sher-
idan 10 conSummate his marriage After ar
irving there he found that marriage license
issued In iuba county would not answer i'm
Placer: and they resolved TO return 10 Wheat
land that evening. \ hand-car was procured
ana the party started On their return. tnfortu-
hattiy; another party started from Wheatand
about the same time TO 90 10 Sheridan on anot her
hahd-car 10 attend the wedding. Neither car
carried a light. and somewhere between the
TWO places the cars came together. and the
intended bride received injuries to her ierS
While sitting on the edge OF the car which rem
dcitd the amputatIon OF both limbs Necessary
,hntpSrWe (Cai) ipufsI.
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DIED.

BlDDlE. On prccmber 18th, 1873. ~ WITHIN nk
ion, Del, after "Iix and lainfu LeSs, wllich
bore with Christian to.fitutl-. &. AUGIsTA DECos
TER, beloved wife of Samuel &. Bldip
ltorlnont at WILMINGTON, al pm, Tuesday. 2teh
inc ant.
PEAhE In this city. on Sunday. December 22i
1873 at 40 O'Clock pm. liza NIRtsTNIA the beloved
dsuEh;er Of Jaln.s T. ami MARY l. Prske aged foar
ears. -four months and ten DAYS
w hen Thou dit 81 can us to resiHIi
hat most We .1Zrd-it n,',r oHr-
VI" only yielded What thinc
Thy VIII hn inne"
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YOUNG MAN from the country was in town
and entered photograph gallery TO have his
picture taken. After seating him, the opeatof
Think Of something cheerful he said think
Of your girl" y terrible ScUHl took possession
Of the young mans face. and jumping UP he eX-
claimed: Think OF the deuce: She went home
With another fellow last night. and she can 20
TO thunder, for me-" lie evidently thought al
her, but The pleased expression WAS not forth
coming Mr., t>fotca Herald
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SHERIDAN NIcF0HIGUS.--YeSterttay was con-
cluded the long trial Of the case against General
sheridan. sued fer the value OF property on Il
Louisiana plantation OF which IL was claimed
ne had ny military force Wrongfully deprived
Tie iightful lpSSeSS0l; and the jury gave 4 Ter-
dici IN favor OF the General. lf they Judged the
case On the rules presented by the judges
charge, as il i to bt presumed they did they
were satisfied that The person who sued as the
poSsesSof or the property VAS not actually in
possession Of ii 1T the time, and further had no
Just title to represent himself as the owner
Only on the ground that sheridan acted for the
owner, ana that the imam OuSted even though
not owner, was not in legal possession could the
course OF the General be Justified. aS the Judge
Charged. He was sustained. therefore on the
evidence as to those pointS.-[N. Y. Herald, 21st
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THE TRADES.

DOOKBINDIN6.
ID The public e respectfully informed thai the
LYOETT BOOKBfNDERY
D eaxY.sd On e heretofore The Same excellent
workmen are employed, and the work turned out
Win be in the superior style which hAs always bean
characfer.zsic OF the estsblishment
spely 1913 PessasVtc0sst0 0ce., Sd foo1.
Gibson BBOTHERS.
VI PRACTICAL BOOK AID Jon PAINTING.
1Oly kesssSylconte oye:s Wnshinsfon. y; q
- Fine Printing 4pocAl3y. 1anleU
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LEOPOLD RICHOLD, PRoPRIEIoR.
NO BRANCH STORE IN THIS CITY dec2O-tr

Do1oU WANT ANY BOOTS or SHOES
FOR YOURSELF, YOUR WIFE, ORfha
CHILDREN. Nv
If you do SO to the
NEW YORK SHOE STORE,
COS Pennsylvania Avenue,
Where you viii find the best goods at prices as low
anywhere in the United States.
A FEW FACTS AND FIGURES.
Ladies' Pebble Goat Button Boots $3.50. 81 Is to 276
Ladies' Kid Button Boots .............. so to 400
Ladies' Navy Blue-top French Heels, Button $3.50
Ladies Diagonal or Check Top, Button ........ $50
Ladies Lace Boots. al styles. 9Oc. to 200
Ladies Slippers. to 20O
Gents Congress CATERS tlOO styles % to 800
Tent ~ aOU 70 o9U
Gents French Cali Stitched Boots ............ $50
Boys Boots, Shoes and Caters Toe. to 800
Misses and Chldren's good Shoes Is per cent less
than elsewhere.
Rubbers, best and cheapest in town.
Gents Rubbers, SOC; Ladies, 3oc.; Misses and
Children's, % and SOC
Gents Rubber Boots, $3.50.
tE The above al the best make goods and al
warranted.
Only One Price. Inoy2TtrI GEO MCCARTHY.
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UNDERTAKES.

las. +. HARVEY. THOS Ii MARTIN
- JAS. r.. HARVEY g. CO..
tndertRkers,
No. 80 eth 81. nv. Residence on premises dI7-I~.
FIRED. SPINnLEn, UNDERTAKE..
1858 Screrfh street %. &C., wseirn ston. ID
O.. tkesidence At place OF businessD Bodies Hu-
bslufed sn6 prepared for transportation apsly~
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DARE ATTRACTIONS

II TOR TIE LADIES'
AT Oh. RUpPER1'S. 4O.3 Sth street N.se.
Now IL store a MAGNIFICENT stock Of new and besu-
tiful Styles EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS. Slipper Cases
and Cushions. handsome des igns. Fancy Worsted
Work and KNITTED Goods OF al descriptions. Com
pete outfit for Infants. Fine assortment OF Mao
raIne Thread and Point Lace TRIMMING Berlin
Zelhyrs, German and American Knitting Yarn,
Germantown wool. the best quality and rood weight
al the lowest riCes and the most attractive stock Of
Holiday Goods 20 be found IN the city Don't forsst
the nanle and place. Oh RUPERT,
403 TIL street r.so.
eF-So Branch STORE noy:sl.Gs
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GTRaHIERa Eon Nru un1,

The SteanLers JOHN GIBSON and T. o. KNIGHT
nleTnsfely le3ye Pier Al East River New 60
5ork. every Saturday. at O'Clock p. Ia. NMA
9eorseto"Ii every Saturday, and AieIan
dr1a same day.
FREIGHT taken at lowest rates For information
apply at Office over Metropolitan Bank 10Th street,
or to z Z A. DENHAM, Agent, Water street,
Geor. etCwu.
ap2ltr SAMUEL BACON, President
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MARRIED..

MARRIED..
DAEIS-LEHMAN. On the 18Th OF Dacemlp,r
lets, 10y the Rev. Father Foyden, of ~ Aloy-iuS
Church, Jos. u. DAVIS TO Miss LENA LEHaAs, both
OF Washington
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NOaAh trtftualN 1lLON it-STHAA5HIp
IN LINE BETWEEN NEW YOEK, HAvRE, LONDON,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BRFaEE.
he steamers of this company viii san every Bat
trday from Bremen Pier, foot of Sd st. sNA
aoboken. Rates Of passage: From NsW EIS&A
York to Hayre. London. Southampton -s
and Bremen, first cabin, 800 second cabin, $50,
reid steersxe $50 currency. For frai<ht or pss
apply 90 OELRICHS & co. Bowling Green.
New York octI-iy
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{ GEN. GRANT contemplateS visiting Ireland
about Christmas time. accompanied 10y Mill
listers Welsh and NOyes. The i'll health Of The
minister 10 England has delayed the lournej
somewhat. The general goes TO Ireland aS his
last jauit before his departure for India.
AN on SPRING N A CELL ARA sensation
has been caused at Patterson, y. j.. 10y me dis
coyery OF petroleum. oil spring Ia the cellar cl
a house owned BY john Ruiling. GefTnaL-
property owners in the vicinity are in fever ~
excitement and are INDUCING Visions OF st'lpeil-
ilOuS wealth
TIE LATE GEORGE N. MARSH, OF Portsmouth.
y. j.. leaves the bulk Of his property, estimated
value between S50.ou1 and SlOu,o0U. 10 the EpiS-
copal Bishop OF the Diocese of New Hamphire.
the rector OF st. Johns church and other trlIs-
tees for the purpose OF erecting church. to be
called Christ Church.
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SATISFIED WITH SEN tTOR { AMEEoS.-A special
dispatch to the New York Times from Philafe!-
phta. december 30, says: The leaders of the re-
publican party deny the statement that a
movement is on foot TO defeat Hon. J. Donald
Cameron for reelection as L. =. Senator from
this state. Hon. GallIsha \. Grow. who is named
as Mr. Cameron'S successor. Is not a candidate
for the Senatorship at the present time Ac-
coiding 10 fiIe programme. aS at present ar
ranged. he viii contest the honor with any on
ponent who may desire ii for election to succeed
Senator Wallace. There is no feeling anywhere
in the state in republican circles 10 have an,
one but Mr.. Cameron as his own Successor
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-09-19

Waukesha, in the place of Charles G Williams
in January, A. ID. 1879
'ember OF ssembly in the Assembly Dis
trict, composed of the county of Kenosha in the
place OF alter S Dexter, whose term of office
will expire on the first "onday of January A
ID 1879.
a heritf in the place of Hugh McDermott,
whose term OF office will expire on the frs. Mon
day OF January, A.. ID 1879
County Treasurer in the place OF Martin
Thomas, whose term of office will expire on the
first Monday of January, a. D 1879
ounty Clerk in the place of E. G.. Timme
whose term OF office will expire on the first non
day OF January, A. d. 1873
Regist of Deeds in the place Of Daniel ID
Benedlct, whose term OF office will expire on
the first .onday of January A. d. 1879.
District Attorney in the place Of MyrOn A.
Baker, whose term of office will expire on the
first Monday Of January, A. ID. 1879
Clerk OF the Circuit curt in the place of E.
G. Cole whose term of office will expire on the
A coroner for the ounty of Kenosha, in the
place OF Dan. Head, whose term of office will ex-
pre- ON the first Monday in January, A. d. 1879.
County Surveyor for the County of KenOsha
IN the place OF Jason LOthr0p whose term Of
office Will expire on the first Monday in ,Janua-
ny, A. ID. 1879
Notice is hereby given that in accordance with
the above notice an Election will be held in the
several Towns, Wards and Election Precincts. Of
succeeding the first Monday, being the fifth day
OF November next, for the purpose therein set
forth Signed.
HUGH MCDERRToTT,
Sheriff of KenOsha County, Wis.
Dated, Sherlff's office, Aug 81, 1878
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-09-19
SPECIAL MEETING OF
AUDITING BOARD,
AUG. 30, 1878.

AUG. 90, 1878.
Present, Mayor Farr, Aid. Zahnen,
Reed, Schend and Williams.
Aid. Schend moved that the action
of the Auditing Board, Aug. OF, call
ing an election on Monday, sept. .,
1878, be recinded. Carried.
AID. Schend moved that the time for
holding said election be from II o'clock
NJ, to / p NJ. of said day. Motion pre-
vailed.
Aid. Reed moved that the order pass
ed by the Board for an election Mon
day be reoinded, Carried.
AID. Reed presented and moved the
adoption of the following order:
It is hereby ordered by the Auditing
Board of the City of Kenosha, That a
special election be held in the City Of
Kenosha Sept. 2, 1878 in the several
wards of the City of Kenosha.
The polls be opened on Mon
day, Sept. 2, 1878, at II o'clock N.
to close at 2. M. of said day, for the
purpose of electing three Aldermen for
the first Ward in place Of M. O'Brien,
Geo. Hale and J. y. Kupfer, who fail
ed to qualify. Also
To elect two Alderman from the
second Ward in place of G. Muntzen-