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Stnfa Horticultural SacietE

The annual business meeting Of the
Wisconsin State Horticultural Society,
viii be held at the agricultural rooms. in
the capitol, commencing at 7:30 P. 81.
on Monday evening, February +, when
the presidents address Will be delivered.
and reports OF the secretary and COM
mittees will be read. Tuesday Goreqoon
and afternoon will be devoted to reading
Of reports, election Of officers, and the
transaction Of general business. Sessions
for business will be held during the week
as time will permit. Members of the
society and all who are interested in
horticulture are requested TO be present.
The following subjects for addresses
and papers to be presented TO the joint
convention have already been handed
in:
IN Address OF Fores.-y-Prof. T. sealing. lladi
son.
Sanitary Laws for Our Home-Pror. ". T.
Daniels, Madison.
Horticultural ,ion--A J. Hatch. Ithaca.
Horticulture and Hcalth--Dr. II. Allen, Tomah
Farmers Garden=-J. ". Wood, Baraboo.
Small Fruits Tor the Common Farmcr-C. II
! Grccnman. Wauwatoss.
Advice on Fruit Growing to Farmers Of tn
Northwcst-A. J. Philips, West Salem
Cultivation and Preservation Of our Forea, s--Dl
A Warder. Cincinnati. Ohio.
How Bet to Utilize Cur Fruit. s Sticzne,
| WsuUajosa.
Things | Have Not Doue-C J. kellogg. james
Vile.
Trees for the Roadside and the Farm-H \
Thompson, s.. Francis.
APpIe--Dest tx varieties for the common IA
lner-B. =. OIds, Clinton.
; Light, and Shadows among my House Plants
Ms. c. D. Robinson Green Bay.
Economic Value OF Seeds in Cultivation
, P!aHts-iirs D. c. Ayers Green Bay.
= Sacred and other Trees and Plants, supposed
possess Mystical yir:ueg-Mrs H NJ. Levi
/ Madison.
! Thstles-MisS Ella Giles, Madison.
Ornament Foliage Beds-MFs. I. II. William
Madison.
Adaptation of Soil ana Location TO Difere
Varieties of Fruit. c. Plumb. Milton.
Ornamental Trees Arthur Bryant. President II
5 noi- Horticultural Society Princeton. III.
o Summer Flowers and Fruits for The Gardeu-r
families and not for market-F. :. Lawreuc
I Jaue-yIlje.
E Burberry and Arboryitae for Hedges-M.
/ Bushnell. Omro.
Horticultural Progress-G. P. PETER Pewa
. zcc.
Climate lnAnence-Thcir Relation TO futu
I Fruit Growing in Wi-eoas;n-E. II. Bento
t Leroy.
}. NJ. SMITH, PRESIDENT
F. W. CASE. Secretary.
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Tie Chicago Times has a heading
Who i Beccaer:.' We hope no one
IS coming forward with facts to prove
that Bcecher Is the lost Charley Ross;
that would upset the theory Of his guilt
and make many worthy and holy minded
people unhappy. Take away the posi-
bility Of Geecher guilt and it would
put a nation in mourning; nothing Ike
having full sized monster Q! lnfany to
pray about and drop mournful tear
oyer,while mentally thanking the Lord
1"A' they are not as we mean, have not
been found at vet, as that wretch
Beecher was "
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+. y. leImickreoelyed the following
notification from washington OF the e1-
lstence Of ne" counterfeit National
Bank note:
CEITED STATES Treasury DEPT, /
SECRET SERVICE DIVISION,
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P'fe, 10 INN a'u Uo,0' '''N, i'|nA
NUMBER e" ua'S fe'i "%ry ~ !9of'
'"' i'''' = =. r.''''-
rom same r'"'e as '"' fiisI -Na'lo"sI
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,'s appearances "'O0' 0eP's"''f "
80
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The latest news from ireland is dis
quieting \ priest writes from county
Mayo to the Dnblin Freemans journal
that the potato crop in that part Of the
island is lhc smallest since 1916, and
that there is great danger of famlne.-
Mother White, Of the Convent Of Mercy
at CIirdon, publishes an appeal for the
poor Of Conaemara. The bad weather.
she ys,has ruined the crops, the cabins
which she visits are stripped Of furniture
there is nothing left to pawn, and the
suffering IS fcightful One generous
landlord Mr.. Harper Campbell, Of Sligo,
has not only given hi; tenants time on
the rents, but ordered his agent 70 sup
ply them with meal at first cost until
matters meud--an example, let Us hope.
that viii he widely followed.
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Gen Ord OF Mexican sfa..s.

SAS AEroNjo Tez. Jan Is ten.
Ord has no 12ub. bus that Congressman
Banning and otus interested in taking
evidence Ct witnesses who have gone to
Washington from oar southwestern bsr
ders are laboring to make oar iu-erna-
tional difficulties in this direction appear
unimportmt before Congress. in order
tina; 4 reduction Of tie array may bc
more possible. They aantto show that
the vote of the Texas con -vyS,ional dele
sationior keeping upthe present strength
was insiucerc, and that the border diff
cuitics are not 50 serious nature as to
require 50 great a number Of soldiers
along the Rio trrande to better the con-
ditlon Of affairs Gen, Ord says he be
leyes that Col Shafter has been mis-
represented, a he was, TIA, the truth
might not 90 to the country concerning
the nature ofocr Mexican complications.
He believes tLere is q subsidized press.
and that Mexican MONEY has been paid
t. parties III this country 10 induce the
circulation Of sarbled statements anon.
the newspapers.
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THURSDAY. JANUARY ii, 1877.

There l. to beno prayer at the Legs
laturc. The reason given for this, By
the Madison papers is. that clergyrnen
suffer personal humiliation from the
sncers and inattention Of members during
deyotions: there was no mention Of the
indiguity offered their Master, it Is nc
ticeablc that the irreycrcnceis taken into
account only as relates to the man and
not to his sacred calling. It seems from
this that prayer has had as yet, but little
visible effect It would be better al
things coas.d .rei if the the2logians had
left hell large enough for politicians,
until they founl out, thai prayer was
not merely agentlcnauly courtesy, to be
received with corresponding respect by
the well bred, but something of partjeu-
larly vital Importance, personally.
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The Queen speech was received aith
disappointment at Coossaaliaglle they
evidently expected somo definite all from
then old time ally: hut It IS mot unev-
pected to the ether powers; 30 nation
imagines England viii 90 to war with
half the world as she would have a fair
chance Of doing did -h1 commence; it
will be found that tina. mystical thing
British Interests. can be served best
by peace
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Tit fer Tat.

From the Fairfield Chez Chronicle
lie was the manager of a church far
and one morning he walked into the news
paper Office and said:
Want an Item this morning.
of course, replied tho editor.
Whercupon the visitor laid the following
note upon the table:
The ladies Of the street church
will give festival at their vestry hall
nest Friday evening. Literary and
musical entertainments viii be provided,
ana a supper viii be served to all who
desire. The ladies in charge of the
affair have much experience in such
matters and are sure to provide good
tue. The admission will be only fifteen
cents. and it is certain that 10 one can
spend that amount to better advantage
Be sure and go and take your friends"
When the editor had read it, he
said:
"Oh, | see, an advertisements"
NO: not advertisement. We prefer
to have it 90 into the local column, f." re-
piled the manager.
And seeing that the editor looked
skePhcai, ne continued:
1T will interest a great many Of your
readers and help a good cause; besides
We have spent so much money getting
up our entertainment that we cant afford
to advertise it without increasing the
p~lce Of the tickets. In such a matter
as this we ought to be willing to help
each other. "
We'll, " said the editor, IF it goes
into the locals, suppose you would re-
clprocate by reading little notice in
your own church next Sunday"
The visiting brother asked what notice,
and the clilor wrote and handed him the
following:
The Weekly Chronicle for the com
ing year viii be the best and cheapest
family paper in Maine. It's proprietor
has had much experience, and has all
the help which a large outIev OF money
can procure HIS paper has a larasr
circulation than any other published in
the country, and is to be furnished at
only So 1t is certain that ne one can
spend that amount to better advantage.
BE sure and take the Chronicle and sub
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NANKToN, Dakota, Jan. lS.-The
banking house of Mark ". Farmer, Of
lankton, went under this morning.
Liabilities 500, goo. The assets are hard
to get at at present, 1t is thought he
will come out ali right. Tie bank was
established ia 1869, and is the Oldest in
the territory. Mr., Palmer had $4,000
of stock in the First National bank OF
this place.
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The Bryant family seem to be pretty
well provided for, and their thanks therefor
are due 81 Gov. Smith.
4Gjutant GsHsTaI-Ed. f. Bryant, with
rank Of brigadier general.
QuartermaStsr GenerGl-Geo. E. Bry-
ant, with rank Of major general.
Aide-de- Cdmp-B. T. Bryant, rank Of
colonel.
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New York Weekly Herald.
G.SE DOLLAR : Y@A@.

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TIE circulation Of this EoP7lsr newspaper he's
aI2s 81. the leading news contained in the DAILl
| lERALD, and is arranged in handy departments
| F.-a;-s, Eegve
/ embraces speciri dispatches from al quarters o
! Jle |lCG". together Hth unbiased. faithful enf
! ssaPhic Yietnr.s oi ti-e crest "sr IN Europe
tr,eFics.c E.4<s
f. 5I VI, me Ir54ET2% -'psl1e7 9" ne Teta
'EE.e Weekly ase1asa
ne mos vaiEaa.e newspaper II TIE world, 20 il
Every week is given faithful report Of
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s sl.al complete and c@T4pfehensive des
patches nun aEt,uE;ou, including full reporte
y The speeches q eminent p"itjcgEs OF the CUES
tons OF the hour.
Ehe Farm E+cPzrtaeeE,s
ofthe Weekly Herald gives The latest IS we'll se
ne most practical suggestions sntl discoveries re-
atnE 10 he duties Of the farmer hints for raising
/ cattle. PoQltr"- Grains, Trees. Vegetables &c
! farming utensils IN repair T!ia .s -ulpicuentcf
~ a wei edited department, widely -oii led under
Tste asa7e.
LING recipes i9r practice! dishes, Ets for m-il-
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."eli0us at the lowest price Letl-rs from our
af:s and LondGu correspondents on the very
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S2ee EosSzsT a EeSrs
here Is 4 page devoted - al tho lstest phases
u the hG-inoa@ markets, t.oug. u eIch2Udiss Er
&C. A valuable feature is found in the specially
reported prices and conditions Of
Ebc Proc ssce MARKET
While all the news from the la1t IRE 10 the Dis
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Herald, due attention l. given 70
Sporting Set-s
at home ana abroad, together with 3 Story every
week, Sermon by some eminent divine, Liter
2Iy, Nnsicsl. Dramatic, Personal and Sea Notes
! here Is no paper in the world which contains so
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Herald, which is sent. postage Tree. for Ore moi
lar. Gou may subscribe NJ any time
EaG rev 3yE1 Herald
IN 2 weekly fern.
ess,e :so3.@E {. Year
Papers publishing THE prospectus without being
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change,
Address.
NEW YORK. ii TERALD,
Broardway & Ann st., New York.
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Are the most eff
toctiye and congo
NAL pur"atiyee ever
discovered. They
are mild. but eff
fectual in their
operation, moving
the bowels surely
and without pain.
Although gentle
in their operation,
they are still the
most thorough and
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tic medicine that can be employed cleans
ing the stomach and bowels. and even the
blood. in small doses OF one pill q day,
rhcy stimulate the digestive organs and
promote vigorous health.
AYEi.'s Pills have been known fo-
more than 2 quarter Of a century, and have
obta;ae.. q worldwide reputation for their
7irt1c=. They correct diseased action in
tie several a5sinilative organs of the
body, and are so composed that ohstruc-
lions within their range can rarely with
stand or cyadc them. Not only DO they
cure the everyday complaints OF every
body, but also formidable ana dangerous
diseases that have bafiled the best of
lEman skill. While they produce power
tlI effects, they are, at the same time, the
safest and best physic for children. By
their aDerient action they grire much less
than the common purGatiyes. and never
Give pain when the bowels are not infaned.
Thcg reach the vital fountains ofthe llood,
and strengthen the system by freeing it
from tie elements Of weakness.
Adapted 70 all ages and conditions in
al climates, containing neilhu- e. omel
nor any deietcrious drug, these Isil!s may
be taken with safety BIZ ANYBODY. Their
sugag-coatiag preserves them ever fresh,
and makes them pleasant to take: while
being purely vegetable, no harm ca arise
nom their use IL any quantity.
PaEPAEGp II
Dr.. ]. G. AVER g. CO. cw-H MSS,
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Whole toilet sets are shown in fiji
gree silver, and are the prettiest things
out.
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L

L G5Cr'
In ne matter Of the estate of Philip Kucus-
mUHd. deceased.
On reading and fling the petition of Nsgdsl-ns
hueuemUnd, Of Cato. ssid county. representing
among other things thar Philip EUeucmund. late
of SAID Csto, the 2>th day Of April. 4. D. Isl.
at said Cato died interstate leaving goods cLalte1s
and estate within this State and that the said
petitioner ) the widow of said deceased. aud
praying that administration OF said estate h- 70
Anton Ncgel granted. il i, ordered that said pgti-
ton be heard before the Judge this Court on
MONDAY the 18th day OF February \. D., 1875, al
10 Sciock 4. NJ. al my oTice in said County.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given 10
the heirs OF said deceased, and 10 all persone IN
! teleeted, by publishing copy Of this order fol
three successive weeks prior to said day OF hearing
! III the ManitowoC Pilot Weekly Newspaper pub
/ hshed ~ M6nitow0c in said County
MICHAEL kIRN IN. County Judge.
( Dated hauiIowoc the 10Th day Of January A
. y. MS IA
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In the matter Of the estate Of Victoria ZaehiI-er
deceased.
On reading ana filing the petition Of Marian
us ZaehiE-cr Of said county TePre<e!.tiu. among
other things thar Victoria ZsehiH-er, late of said
county, ON The 2Glh day OF December !. D. 1851 II
said county died IntestStr, leaving real estate
within this ; ATE and that the said petitioner s.
sist~- u said deceased, aad Frasj that admins
tratlou OF said estate lie 70 Frank NuwuTar XIV
granted. il i ordered that said petition De he .r
before the Judge Of this Court, OF HoEdSy. the
18th day Of = brUary, 1. y. 1873 - u o'clock g. n
( ~ my Office IN said county.
1 ordered further. that roGCa thereof e given TO
the heirs o. said deceased, and IL all Persons in
three successive P.oT said dSy Ot hearing.
IL the ManI,owoc Pilot. ..gekly newspaper VI5-
| lishcd az AlauiteH0c in said county.
Dated January the i4,h, \. D l.1S
l3-5w. AICEAEL KiRWAN. County judge.
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-educed his salary from $50, 600 to 3d.
300. .
New photograph stands are in the @
shape Of an open book held by a
Cupid, the bookstand and Cupid sll in
gilt
Tt is stated that the steam yacht Pan
dora, which was purchased yesterday BY
James Gordon Bennett is to be used for
another Arctic expedition.
If the Lord burned the Brooklyn L
theater to damn those in attendance.
what was His motive in breaking the
Pennington bridge! Evidently to save
those who had been at the Moody meet
ing.
DEATH OF SIR WILLIAM STIRLING
observation-disclosures has been re-
ceived Of the death of Sir William Stir
ling Maxwell, the distinguished author, /.
of typhus fever.
wto;.u.,..,
.,:a -. r.. ;.,.,,~..s.-.I
goa f,o. hinh ot,,. ca -. e
trop. It's surface in highly polished, and
those who ascend i boro - WOO ,,ooo,
sins or 90 in their stockina Caot
1870 "a - 49,, At 10 N0A,N
cram from FerroI Snain saws that the
/ Anglia, towing the Cleoratra (tbe caie-
son containing the CIeonatrs ohe}isl y
! left there at : O'Clock this morninu The
weather was fine
rrh,n,...u- M.
f,r tho s+n5roe ,oI;.;o,I aa.,,,,,, ,,,.,,s,
e,,,,oros :, ,onIon nc 80. :a7
,,;ron 4hf- ro.r hu .,o C,.1o. C,i,
.I..-...-.......c,-..,S-,SCI
lect, five have been awarded to female
competitors
ra.broro nao~olot,;no - .Lo o,,
l;,o ,,or;.,r :. .ho l,.o,t p.4
.,.1 = 49,, tn..,. :. -. ~.
CO.,, r;nbt h,m, rr III. r:
..i cot . o,n,,1,- bo;n s5o.. ..,,....,,,
ing to keen the inside track on opr wives
on the Question of cconnmv in dra.e2
1.;u.l.,,
any, "''A
.,. " luz, ~ - ,''''''"'
49,, ~ - 'rN NO. ''''' '0'
-, -; ,. - -,
I :, I:.. ,I ~, -
O
house after a lively game, in all civilize /
countries where manly outdoor sports
are cultivated.
rna ,ar.y, ,,,.. -,
dre3o;ng i Submarine ,,Ionc,,;r,r which
:. .c-n
/ p.,e,.. h.t7. ,,-~. VI:
-. .,..h ., -. p =,
steam power located on shore the
direction being guided by a man in div.
ers armor.
IT,, =. NJ D.. -.
; -, r.,
., - .,.
cbanoI of tho nrna;o n por;o 1y;a.
! Pot hos o,t,ro1.l, Co.ha1;..L. :.
t,o roo.ro.. oeho,. -....Il1 ~
~
p''i anu H"' i9e' .,
Is without wealth.
=,
~ ,''s'o'i'ai iS'al0 q o. Helena Is
s'''u 70 nc r&P'oiy gong 10 decay, owing
u Tue opening 0l the oueH canal the
use Oh steam cohdehSefS' ana the acceie-
ra'ed speed OF vessels plying between
aioI' a.u ii'ai' mere are no" only
= ooi 'nNle' iVl' Oh 'he lslahd' OF whom
/ i'+ are children
Miss Esther Bruce, young girl of1S
residing in New York, has invented
what she calls Rapid Change Box
which is model of simplicity and con-
venience. Its usefulness at railway sta.
tions and ferries is unlimited and it will
greatly facilitate the passage of small
cla'se IN haste. with great accuracy
~ II use Vhe clumsy transfer Of pennies
.'ol" .'g AeeieIs 70 'ile passengers hahds
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r-itt tie e5oss and flssiaess Of yoaLh.
Thin he:- - sa:..-5.ej, falling hair
checked, ana badness c-en, though
not always, cured by It's use. Moth
ing can restore tho hair where the
f'lhcles are destroyed, OF the glands
atrophied and decayei. But such as
remain can be saved for usefulness
by this application. Instead Of foul
ing the hair with a pasty sediment, it
viii keep it clean and vigorous. It's
occasional use viii prevent the hair
from turning gray Or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deIetcriou5 substances
which make some preparations dan
gerous, and injurious t. the hair, the
Nigor can only benefit but not hasm
it. If wanted merely for a
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For all the purposes Of a Family PEysic,
and Ter cu24g COshveuCss, = aunaIce,
1IlI-c@--Cl. s'CGt Stomach. Breath,
Headache L=ysl1 9its, hthC lI1laJisrl "a,
b1JLt Ons ami SKIN Diseases, BIZ
lgLa14esg- DECpsy, IuIaors, Worms,
Neuralgia as Dinner PHI,
q! 2GcLty!nS The Blood,
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e. & NV LIN Els

TIE CHICAGO { NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY
Embraces under one management Tie Great Trrlk
Railway Lines OF The WEST ana NOETEWLSE
sod, with its numerous branches and corrections,
E rEs lhes<GaG:a~t ami quickest rolte between
H.ern lIicHigsn. Hinue-ota. lows Nebraska. cali
iarUia and ihe " os,crn Territories. rs
Omaha & California Line
/ the shortest and best OE-e between Chicago and
an points in Northern Illinois. Iowa. Dakojs, Ne
trarka. wyoming, Colorado, tsh, Nevada, Cali
t"ruia, Oregon, China, Japan and Australia. Its
Chicago, st. Paul snd MINNEAPOLIS Line
is he short lire between Chicago and all points in
Northern Wisconsin and Nluucsota, and !O- Mad
i-un. - Paul. Minneapolis, Duluth and all points
ia The Great Northwest. I's
Lacrosse, Winona and St. Peter Line
T. the hcst route between Chicago srI II Crosse
: 1T Tim, AMI all points in Southern sId Central
Ei5Auysota. is
Green Bay and Marquette Line
= the only line between Chfczgo and Jnnesville,
( }iaI@rluwu, Fond du Lac, oshkosh, Appleton,
Green Bay Escaua1a- eguuH, Marquette ,uough'
Freeport and Dubuque Line
Is the only route hctwcen Chcsgo snd I Il,
/ .ochford, FrecporJ, and all points Via Fcccpo1t
Chicago and Milwaukee Line
F. lhc old Lake Shore route. and Is The only one
passing between Chicago and Evanston. Lake For
! st. Highland Park, Vi aukegau Racine, hou0sha
/ nuG milwaukee,
Pullman Palace Drawing Room Cars
lire run on all through trains OF this road.
! This Is tnc ONLY LIEE running .nese cars be
! .,eou Chicago and n. Paul and H!rueapolis Chi
+ 80 ana fSjiwaqsec, tlicaso end H.Hcns, OF Chi
/ gtcso connexions arc -ra5s It Chicago viii IA
( ...ae Shore = Michigan southern, "ichieSn Cen
/ la., Baltimore 4 Ohio Pix. u'-h. Fort W-ayne 4
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S'T&TE OF SSEs:'0ESsE- sEE.EE
y sloETt tor N9ss..:.wgs0c S-afi.atx,


Joseph Bohman, Plaintiff.
against
John Wolhaupt, Maeda-
lena Wolhaupt, his wife,
John Foreman, Mary
Foreman his wife and
lawrence c,karibota.
Defendants.
TO the defendants shove named Won are bc-cbr
summoned and required to answer 10 complaint
III this action. Of which copy il herewith served
upon you. and 10 serve copy Of vour answer on
the subscribe At their Office in Inc CITY OF Miami
I@Woc IN The county Of NaaiJowoc and state OF
Wisconsin within twenty days after tha e,.I5 jc.
Lererof, exclusive OF ii dag If such service. and
i you fail 70 answer the complaint Is aforesaid
the pia!Et VII apply To III" Court for tie RELIEF
demanded in the CON plant.
Dated oi hanit0woc, Wis. Sept 2ath 1915
WHITE & FORREST.
Plaintiffs Attorneys. Nanitouoc. Wis
u the Defendants. John No.haupt Nagdal,ns
WOihaupt. his wife.
Take notice that the Complaiut in this action to-
gether win the summons which the foregoing is
= copy was fled ia the Office OF the clerk Of the
circuit Court OF Manitow0c county al the Citv OF
Mautowcc III said county and state Of Wisconsin,,
on the -lti day OF December. lN-i
Dated Dec. Zlst. ISL WHITE & F0ERFS"
Plaintiff Attorneys, Nauitoyy0c Wis
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