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STABBING AFFRAY.

row occurred yesterday afternoon at No. 800
Bcecker street between Theodore Waite. of No. 1l8
Christopher street. and man named Joseph Marter,
alias RED joe" painter. Waite stabbed in the
with pocket knife and was sent 10 the New York
Hospital Marter escaped arrest
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STORMS OFF PORTUGAL.

LOSS OF THEEE SHIPS AND EIGHTEEN LIVES
BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LISBON, Nov. %, 1873
Thi. part of the Portugal coast was visited by =
heavy storm Saturday. At the mouth Of the Tagus
three vessels and eighteen lives lost.
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TIE QUINNEBAUG TO RHNAIy AT HoME-THE
Ha4. GUARD.
-6~ NonroLK, Va, Nov %, 1878.
The Plymouth. which Is going out Of commission
for repairs. the Secretary OF the Navy to
decide not TO send tho sloop-of-war Quinnebaug
TO Europe She will remain at the home station until
next spring.
The supply ship Guard will sail tomorrow for
Portsmouth, n. III,
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CAPTAIN THOMAS a. STONE.

Captain Thomas A. Stone United States Inspector
OF the Blackwater Improvement. died suddenly Of
heart disease at Franklin. Southampton county Va.
Sunday Deceased about sixty years of age
and was from Washington. ID. G..
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

THE TAILApoosA AT NEWPORT.
NEWPORT. r. l., Nov. 25, 1873
The United States steamer Tsllapoosa arrived here
to-day from Ne London.
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sEsoR JOSE BAgo,

Adespatch from Havana states that Jose Baro. the
richest person in the Island OF Cuba died Satur.
day.
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THE wEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours. in
parison with the corresponding date of year.
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HynAI ID building No. o1s Broadway:-
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OBITUARY.
MIR. A. CHAPLIN,

cable despatch from Paris last night states that
AR A. Chaplin. of Springfield. Mass. died yesterday
at the Splendide Hotel. Avenue dc lOpera.
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THE STEWART THEFT.

average temperature ytstcriay Nv
xnar - 10,
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DARE NOT TO TRIFLE WITH A COUGH.
1t is inviting DEATH when safety swthin reach Stop the
cough heal the lungs all irritation from the wind
pipe relieve difficulty of breathing with HALRs HoNEY
HoEEHouNp TAR few doses will effect perfect
PixKs ToornAcaE DRoPs minute
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THE ELECTION IN NORFOLK.
NO ARREST BY federal OFFICIALS OR STATE
AUTHORITIES.
[BY TRIEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NORFOLK, Va, Nov. 25 1878.
The statement telegraphed from Washington that
in tho Norfolk district Virginia several arrests have
been made by federal officers under the federal cleo
ton laws and that the parties making the complaints
have been arrested and imprisoned by the State
authorities the charge Of perjury. is incorrect,
such arrests and no such complaints having been
made.
The New York herald., 1878-11-26

The pleasures of the table cease
Whene'cr the teeth begin to fail:
The beauties Of tho mouth decrease:
The brcath's no more q spicy gale;
And all must soon in ruins lie,
Unless to SozpDoNT we ny.
The New York herald., 1878-11-26

MAGIC or THE urH--Fragraut SozoDoNr renders the
mouth enchanting Composed Of rare antiseptic herbs
imparts wilderness the teeth delicious flower like
the breath and intact from youth
are tho teeth Druggists
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-10-31
MAPLE GROVE.

The farmers in this neighborhood Te
aboat through with their fall plowing.-
The first visit of winter last Saturday
night gives Us leisure to think of politics.
The fever caused by the convention is
over and as election is nigh, the candi-
datessre distributing themselves through
ont the county pretty lively. making
points in their own favor. The citizens
of this town are well pleased with the
work of the convention, and particularly
with the nomination of John Carey for
the Assembly, because in him they know
they have a man of brains and honor.
Inotice that last weeks PILOT published
a rumor that two ex-members of the as
sen2bly from this district are threatening
to bolt Mr.. Carey. If this be true it is
quite easy to understand their motive.
They do not wish to have the people see
how much better fitted John is to repre-
sent the district than those are who
threaten to bolt. They secured their
nomination by midnight caucuses and
othr tricizery, but John worked openly
and secured the nomination honorably.
He is the choice of the people aud they
viii prove it on election day by giving
him rousing majority. Go in. John,
you are certain to add Honorable to your
name despite the opposition of malice or
envy. VOTER.
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HE circular issued by the republicans
OF this county limits its remarks princi
pally to the candidates nominated by the
republican county convention, and labors
to create the impression that because the
candidates did not seek the nomination
they are ell the more entitled to the SUP
port of the people. This is a mere So
phistry, A position forced upon man
is seldom well filed. 1t is to be pre-
sumed that man aspires only to that
position whose duties he feels satisfied
he Is competent to discharge. But we
are far from convinced that it is repug-
nance for political favors that creates the
reluctance on the part of the republican
nominees to enter the political arena
1t is the hopelessness of being elected
and because they are satisfied that their
candidacy is form. 1t is not at all dis
creditable to the democratic nominees
that they desired to be re-nominated,
The nomination by democratic con-
vention is something mora than a COM
pllment, and for this reason it is sought
for. Given. q republican majority in this
county and republican conventions will
be agltated by the desire for nominations.
With the certainty of election which a
democratic nomination insures, three of
the democratic nominees received the
nomination unanimously and without any
intrigue" whatever, even without So
Iicitation further than having it under
stood that they were candidates. It is
seldom that county convention gives as
general satisfaction as did that of the 18th
inst, sufficiently disproving the charge
that some of the candidates combined
their influence to procure their nomina-
toll"
The republican county ticket has one
man who was Sought out by his fitness"
The comparative obscurity of the major
ity proves that it was a search for people
willing TO accept rather than for men of
eminent fitness which was the leading
feature OF the republican convention.
The address says that ''these gentle
men have reluctantly consented to allow
their names to be placed before the peo-
pie 10y their party, and if elected, to
leave their private affairs for the public
service" Nothing which we might say
can be better argument to the voters of
Manitowoc county, Why they should not
vote for the Republican nominees. They
"have reluctantly consented to become
candidates, they would leave their pri-
vate business fof the public service with
reluctance. Do not force unwilling ser.
wants into the public service.
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MARINE ITEMS

The propeller City of Montreal, corn
laden for Coliingwood, was driven in
here yesterday by the heavy Northwestern.
The schooner Ethan Allen took on a
cargo Of hay from Torrison's warehouse
yesterday.
A NUMBER of vessels sought the shelter
of orr harbor Monday, among them the
Mary Lyons laden with wheat and bound
for Golerich, Canada.
VESSELS have been tossed about con-
siderably by the late storms.
WORK on the harbor progresses slowly
the last few weeks.
The schooner A. P. Nichols lost her
first mate by having fallen overheard.
The storm signal is the most indus
trious institution in Manitowoc. Its red
folds know no rest.
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A SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

A little son of NJ. M honey, aged 5
years was quite seriously injured Tues
day of this week. He had climbed on
to truck on which was two cords of
wood, and slipped SO that one of his legs
passed between the spokes of the wagon
and was caught by the wood rack. The
wheel revolving brought such strain
upon the leg that one of the ligaments
passing under the knee joint was broken,
and the flesh torn so that the bone was
exposed. Before the little fellow could
be released the load had to be pried up
and the wagon wheel removed. The
little fellow is doing well though it is
difficult to state in what the injuries
might result.
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A MURDER OR A FATAL ACCT.
DENT,

On Tuesday last the daughter of
man named Gudman Ellebeck, Of Eaton
was married to young man residing in
the same town. That evening the we'd
ding festivities were disturbed by Char
iyari party, who together with the other
appliances used for making noise on
those occasions were armed with guns
and revolvers. III order to quiet the dis
turbance created by the party, the father
OF the bride went to the door carrying
with him some liquor intended for the
unbldden guests. As soon as he made
his appearance he was struck by bullet
which crashed through his brain, and lie
dropped dead. Our informant is young
inah "..cc was present at the wedding
and saw the body of the murdered man.
1t Is impossible to say at present whether
the shooting was premeditated or the
result of accident. But though the lat
ter may lessen the guilt of the person
who committed the deed, it cannot
tighten the grief of the stricken family.
The law should know no leniency in the
punishment of every person taking part
in such proceedings which disturb the
peace and endanger life. Those CHAIR
varis are always disgraceful and some
times as in this instance, tragic in their
result.
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YESTERDAY afternoon we were request
ed to publish lengthy communication
written in the interest Of a republican
nominee, and rejecting upon the char
acter of one OF the democratic county
nominees. All our readers must bear
testimony to the fact that we have not in
a single instance assailed the character
of person on the republican ticket, and
If democratic nominee had furnished
us with any communication in any way
casting odium upon his opponent, as
man or citizen, we should have refused
to publish it, believing that personal ac-
rimony should find no place in political
canvass. We refused to publish the
communication referred to, for the rea-
son that If bore no signatures. 1t seemed
to us that il the parties interested in Civ
ing publicity to this matter chose to re-
main concealed themselves that we were
justified in refusing to assume the re-
sponsibllity they shirked. We were
willing to publish the communication if
the signatures were appended, without
these we refused. Had the communica
ton appeared in our columns, we should
undoubtedly have so far departed from
the policy we have thus far pursued as to
make 1t uncomfortable for the nominee
who sought to enhance the chances of
his own election by blackening the char
acter of the man whom politics made his
opponent. As the communication does
not appear in on columns we refrain
from making any comments.
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.

For Member of Congress 5th District.
HIRAM SMITH.
For State Senator,
CHAS. LULING.
For Member of Assembly LIST Dist.
WIN. CAREY.
For Member of Assembly 3nd Dist,
W. HEMSCHMEYER.
For Sheriff,
Fl. GREVE.
For Register of Deeds,
r. Olson.
For Treasurer,
JOHN MILL.
For District Attorney,
J. S. ANDERSON.
For Clerk of Board.
Z. II. Y0UNGS.
For County Surveyor,
L. ERTZ.
For Coroner,
DR.. PRITCHARD.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-10-31

To Prevent and Cure Coughs and Colds
q reliable remedy is necessary in every house
hold. Parker's Ginger Tonic is just the medi-
cine needed. 1t radically cures Coughs. Colds,
Sore Throat, Bronchitis and even Consumption
if used in time, by It's powerful specific action
on the Stomac, Kidneys, Skin, Liver and mu-
cous surfaces of the Throat and Lungs 1t ac-
composites the cure in wonderfully short time.
ana removes al nn.. and soreness of the lungs
1t is also a most valuable stomachc remedy e
fectually removing Dyspepsia, headache, Liver
Disorders, CostiyenesS, Nervousness, Low Spir-
it's Wakefulness, Heartburn, Cramps, Palpita-
ton of the Heart, Sour Stomach, etc. and gives
a cheering comfort and freedom from pain that
surprises every one. Buy Si.00 bottle from
your druggists Jones Schallern, or sample
bottle at u cents, and test it's merits
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ANOTHER CONCERT.

Mr.. North has been requested by many
of our citizens to again favor us with
concert which he has concluded to do.
The programme, we are informed will
consist of choice selections, by the mem
bers OF Mr.. North's class and others of
our singers who will aid in the concert.
To add to the attractions, the services
of Miss Picnic LaClaire of Green Bav,
the young and accomplished elocurionist,
have been engaged. Programme will be
ready next week
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~ ppn- october 81, 1851 No. SO.
~,oATE, - MANITOWoC COUNTY
= COURT. In the matter ofthe estate OF Peter
FetZer deceased.
To all whom it may concern: Letters testament
tary on said estate having been issued to John
FetZer, CT the 9th day of October A D., 1878, and
and limited for creditors 70 present their claims
fUg examination and allowance, notice IL hsreSy
given that the undersigned will, or the nrsf Mon
day in each of the said four months next ensuing
the date hereof, and also on the 18th day OF Feb
ruary, 1879. at the Prob TIC Office in the city of
Manitowoc. in said county, receive examine and
ADJUST all claims. and demands of all persons
against said deceased
DARED. UcIoocr -sah. 1875
MICHAEL KIRwAN, County Judge ney "A
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CFirst publication October Il, 1880 No. S..
GTATE OF WISCONSIN, - COUNTY OF
- MANITOWOC,-ss
Probate Office, October 18th, A. d.. 1878
In the matter of the Proof ana Probate of the
last Will and testament at John Ackermann, de-
deceased, late OF the county of Manitovoc
whereas. AZ instrument in writing. purportng
to ba the last will and testament of John
AcSermanr, deceased, late of the county of
Man owoc has been filed in this Office; and where
rs application has been made by George Be
gerhard, praying that the same he proven and adj
mitted TO probate according To the Jaws of this
State: and that petitioner nd Adam Schneider
be appointed rs executors thereof:
Therefore, il is ordered that said application he
heard before me AT the Probate Office in the city
OF Manitowoc, in said county, on the nth day OF
November, d., 1873, at ten o'clock 4. NJ, OF that
day.
And it is further ordered, that notice SAIL be
given to all persons interested in said vii of the
time and place OF said hearing, by publication of
a copy of this order in the MaI.t0wuc PlI.or. a
paper printed in said city Tor three successive
weeks, once each week, prior 10 the time of such
hearing BY the Court,
MICHAEL kI2WAN, County Judge.
NasE y ccaiAltz, Attorneys. cX-Oct 81
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STATIONERY.

We take pleasure in announcing to
the public that we have just received at
tie Central Drug store fine stock of
stationery which we will sell ct prices
lower than ever offered in the city here
tofore. JONES & ScHALLERN.
z. s. We call special attention to our
stock Of Papeteric or box paper.
JONES & SCHALLERN.
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MARRIED.

SCHUETTE-HOTTLEMA at the residence
OF r; rudolph. on Sunday Oct. q, by A j.
Mailich, MIR, AUGUST SCHUErTE and Miss
HATTIE HorTELMAN, all of Manitowoc.
Mr.. Schuette is a member of one of the most
successful business firms IN the state and is an
active enterprising young man. His bride is in
every respect worthy Of the excellent man who
Is TO be her partner through life We wish
them happy future.
LIZ hMAN-S lMON-at the residence of DR.
simon in this city by Rev. F. LEIGH, Dr. S.
LUHNAN, of Two Rivers and Miss LENA SIMON
OF Manitowoc.
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MICHAEL KIRWAN, County Judge.
Treat Il Franz, Attys MOI


(First publication Octoher3f, 1881 No. &c.
IN PR0BATE,-NANIToWOC COUNTY COURT.
ceased. ' w
On reading and filing the petition of Anna
hlada, OF Manitowoc county, Wis, representing
among other things, that j ohm Mada, late of Mani
towoc county, Wis on the 18th day of October
D., 1873 at Manitowoc county, died intestate Irav
ing goods ch8ttels and estate within this state
ana That the said petitioner is the widow Of
sa!d deceased and praying that administration OF
sald estate be to Joseph Shlmek granted il is or
derCq That said petition be heard before the Iudge
OF this Court. on Monday, the 18th dav OF NoVem.
said county. ' 01io0 III
OfGefed iGrtner that notice thereof be given 70
the heirs OF said deceased, and TO all persons in
terested, by publishing a copy of this order tor
ihree successive weeks prior to said day of hear
ing in the Manitowoc Pilot a weekly u6wsnana-
published az ManitOwoc in sid county '"','
n.+oa M dti. klRWAN. County judge.
A. D.. 1873. ""5 Vi Octoper'
IL. :. q W. j. Turner, Attys. nov I.
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LADIES of Manitowoe we again call your at
tention to The Benevolent Society which
hold their second fall meeting at Jones Lii
brary" Nov. 9Th O'Clock p. NJ
We solicit second hand clothing which may
De left at the Library al any time as parties
are there ready to receive and take care of it
for proper distribution
We have found several families who require
our immediate assistance. We would say to
the ladies who have not already united with Us.
70 come and aeiE CD tais good work.
Mis- E. S. SHERMAN Secretary.
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KNIT UNDERWEAR.

Villas & Barnes have the largest stock
in the city OF knit underwear for men,
women and children. Buying direct of
the manufacturers, they are enabled to
sell at the very lowest possible price.
They keep in stock white, scarlet and
colored goods and all qualities.
They are also agents for the sale Of the
celebrated ribbed tubing for making
hose end knit goods sold 10y the yard for
underwear.
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GREAT MUSICAL EVENT.
TIE FAMOUS SWEDISH QUARTET.

On Thursday evening next the famous
Swedish Lady Vocal Quartet from Stock
holm, Sweden, who have created great
fuloro in this country the past two years
will give one of their novel and popular
concerts, consisting of songs in English,
German and Swedish TO suit the tastes
of all natlonalities. Mr.. Freygang the
eminent Russian harpist will also appear
His harp cost 81, 200 and is one of the
finest instruments ever made. No lover
of music can afford to miss hearing this
concert. 1t is rare indeed that Mantle
voc is favored with such entertainments.
We can not speak too highly of the quer-
tet and as they have d national reputa
ton there is no doubt large audience
will greet them.
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THE WESTMINSTER" COAL
STOVE,

Villas & Barnes have on exhibition the
celebrated Westminster Coal Stove man
ufactured by Sard & Co. of Albany. 1t
is a marvel of beauty and elegance, and
rnites to faultless form, all the superior
points claimed for first class coal stove.
Call and examine it.
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lEi-s, nnt,icnrinn lntni,,ef 81, 1s7S.l So

First publication ootoi''ef ST. iS'o') no u
IN PROBATE-MANITowot t2l s s.,,r,sc tscb
/ the matter of the estate OF AM
valid deceased. 81, - IAN A
On ra- ''~e and fling the pen. non % LEU: III
shove. samin;. traitor OF said estate sSetung To-.
the amount of na N3nal estate that EIs some TO
his hsn1 "a per disposition thereoi-the
a,no, nsAds, and tbs SING against Ga ID deceas-
"a, and q description of pan. and the Eondi
men said deceased died seizeu, e;oos Yharerf.
Il, m ana veiue of the respective por. .ad 10 snli
inG playInS. tnat license be to him gran ..nsts5
all he following described real estate $ ~ !
and being in the counties of Manitowoc and "a
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CFIrgt publication October Y 1szs1 No %
First publication cn.o,a.

osr,-x az yv,coo>-I.. n, 1873.
= IT0Woo :, CIRCUIT COURT, NAN
assiE-'@ .oCNIi. 81. Lewis Peterson
una Peterson. Summons for relief com
not served)
To the above named defendant: You are here
by summoned. and required to answer the com
paint in this action which Is fled in the office of
the clerk OF the circuit court, county of MaDito-
voc at the city OF Manitowoc, in said county, and
10 serve Gopf o. your answer To the said com
plant the subscriber at his Office in the ~
of Manitowoc, said coanty, within twent2 DAYS
after TIE service Of this summons or you exclusive
OF the day OF such service; and if YOU fail TO sus
wer the said complaint within tie tts,s aforesaid
The piainun IN this scion vii apply to the court
FOR the relief demanded "a the conn plant.
Dated, October 22nd. lsT8
HESRY SIBREE, Plaintiffs ATTY
To the above Lamed defendant, Take notice
Titled action filed in the Office of the S,IerL =,
Ocrobe2. 1873, No uaS Vi
HENRY sIBREE, Atty for Plaintiff nov a.
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Nash 4 Schmitz, Attys. NV '"l''' now "NE y

(First publication October 81, 1881 No. IS.
IN PR0BATE,-MANITOWOC COUNTY COURT
L In the matter of the estate Of Christian Seem
mer, deceased.
To all whom ii may concern:
Letters OF administration with the viii annexed
on said estate having been issued to John Barth
Sen on the tn day Of October, D.. 1878. and four
months from and after the date hereof being al
lowed and limited for creditors TO present their
Claims for examination and allowance, notice is
hereby gwen that the undersigned will, on the
first Monday in each of the four months next en-
suing the date hereof and also on the 29th day of
February, 1879 AT the Probate Office In the city of
ManltoWoc, IN said county, receive, examine and
adjust ali claims, and demands of all persons
against said deceased
Dated at Aianitowoc, October Goth 1873.
iEHAEL kIRWAN County Judge
Treat Il Franz, Attys nov 81
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ATTENTION, FARMERS ~!

We are now ready at the Central Drug
Store, to advise and prescribe for horses
and cattle from the works of the celebrat-
ed veterinary surgeon DR.. Mcclure.
Medicine will be furnished at reasonable
rates. Advice free, and satisfaction
guaranteed Or money refunded
JONES & SCHALLER.,
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tFir5t publication October 81, 1872 No. o..
IN PROBATE-MANiT nMnC COUNTY CnIrpr

'fI7t publication October 81, 1879 No. q.
IN PROBATE,-MANiTO W0C COUNTY COTRT
l IN the matter Of the estate of Maria Autonette
Fricdrichs deceased.
To all whom il may concern;
Letters testaneptary on said estate having been
issued 10 tari Hank"al on the 2Grd day Of g., an,
gate hereof being allowed and limited for creior
40 present tnflr claims for examination and allow
mn ~ ,t Is hereby given that the undersigned
mi, 1n 'i'o ilSt Aonday in each of the said four
~ next ensuing the date hereof and also on
me f9'h cay Of February, 1872 at the Probate Of
not y 'As city OF Manitowoc, in said county, re-
OF al persons against said deceased
Dated at Manitowoc this gath tiay Of Octobnr
1878. 10y - 00'''o''
MICHAEL KIRWAN, County Judoe
Treat Il Franz, Attys MOI
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LIE barn and gram of Dan Hao.
gerry OF M-r Grove were DESTROYED by
I'VE on tuesday night of this week. He
was insured but our Informant, Mr.. NJ.
Maiioy, did not know for what amount,