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The Morning herald., 1878-06-12
To ShipbaildefS and Lnmhrmen

fak SALE: A large body o. timber D.
original growth in Nor. ce-n V.rstnis- near
rIver landing in market noe Tor r-Sl
Time wSssE-rcSsr Of leTgs natlf.srn5 or
pace leased IL Nsgre>i. Pr~cn S&as. a.
Ehl site ard 2s sscrSs Of timber nNr s.. an
Srcoc ceSnce rc- man who knuws ar
I tang sooUt timber or milling ans has
sals capital Fer psrr:c1 srS S61rs~s
0AAsC Wight, 81 Hasaern Avecre, Bal
EHorS.
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STEAMSHIP LINES.
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MEDICAL.
OZON E.
It's Powers.

ia wo1l moves, 70 does scse1ce- We
rave AaSg been sceEStonsSa 10 Essd tn.'
zAs waas os 0E%1s In lie SzZasxphs-s rs
ne cause 0f the IA Es of cholera saaSl
zsax. q Rahs-1a- sp9 seS fsFsT. irose1 a.
II Sc diseases which hare their origin
--ss-n n r3f-xssS rxSu1atscsn eA the sir wt
srsaahe Hsw 10 eaEa4L1s tie GiS1rae1
rgNall-5aa of LIE AZ we breathe to lea II =
zaass ar sEpFsy Us health gzvlag fnnc2ieas,
= r4rxsaseE which occapaec sse o<asI E.iEcs
ss rns medical YccssSSacn il PARIS. VseREa
Rsrasn. DGaEan azS K65aazrg. Az well -
szr CIV scAccas far Eecsr&Issl CT mere
Professor VIVA A. Fxa2s. A. ~ n D.. q
asxA9y sG15ase6 and cultivated rayH1cs2E-
AS axac~sss xxxs6 sozzzey sor sA2rsy sax earl
"a fAsx cAEse oG disease and IN reE cy
The Morning herald., 1878-06-12
CASDTnATR FQG MAYOR

r GARDENER
SOUTH WEST CORNER OF
SEVENTH l. SIMPLIFY STREETS
wilmington, DEL4TARF,
Hss competed the -sZo5sGEg Of his
saildtng and Is now prepared 70 furnish
hyperion Iee Cream 10 Parties Fes14yag,
P1-n1cS sc ss the loEesf Prices HSvTr J
furnished ais seHoc2 in excellent style he
wUah1 De psFsssd II Sn eF his o q Gus
timers and the public generally. He e1-
leads many thanks h0[ PAST EAyoS sld
hcrS by S1rSgl s1telfl9C 70 scstness 10
meet with q coc U1Cance of Ihs same
i1re-l-ln
The Morning herald., 1878-08-20
fONE'.s:s'C'I:,lENiT,' ] [ \

August 10th, he.esnsshener d Ills, and
then went out A9sfh b 6st sSme ale; he ana
not have anything 70 ssy about Any serape
A. A. A5ss !s.; sAee essls. apa AidfpaA slsAEhfn
her house. (The coroner Sero ststsd that
ne held . convsfSatiok 1itk witness on Sat-
|urday evening, and he had said then that
from what DasSD'had sold ahifn he had no
man out Of Ms Mcoknn9 Ut S1turd.y
mighty ,.,
A motion was tieaf made, and carried
that the jury 70 into secret session, ana
oil o.hsr persopsexeeptotnysnen were en-
clqde6 rQp tho room,
The GsyrSmAfned In (sesntA Acadshas IN
I'll 10 O'Clock, when tho verdict given at
the connsncement OF the article was fully
decided upon.
In addition to the verdict, votes of thanks
were made TO tbeaAttosnsy, Gsseral, J. b.
Pennington, Esq, n. r. Pennington Esq,
the Foreman and Secretsry.,
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SHERIFF SALES.
G,HERiFF,s sAIE.

by Virtue Of Q writ ofAls. Vepditioni Exno.
4ae V mp directed will be exposed TO Pubjic
GaieE ~ the .Hetof Of John %. Psuiin in
the village Of Odessa, in st. Georges Hun
|fred, fSW Castle eC6lnty. Del. on
AoAlA1. me nd day seytembsr, 1878.
The following described Real Estate, viz;
III 10; :o,;As A9StGf laqA IA kSnaa shs eas.
village, on the west by road leading from
said village TO 6t. Geo rkes, and on the north
by lands late Of James Rogers. deceased
supposed to contain about three acres with
Two I'm al Tenant houses thereon erected.
excepting thereout The twU small tenant
houses end the land thereto attach ed here
t0Iofesold qnd eo sveyed ~ said John N.
W2ods, ~ Geo. N Bayard and Geo Ridden
by the said road leading from Odessa TO at.
Georges by the Road leading from the said
last l3e ntfope ed HoAdte the Su nmit bridss
Road byilafds W William Whitaker, Jos.
"a. LQrdy ylands0f late or James Rogers. de.
Ceased, aid by No. s hereafter described
containing hye acres more or less, with five
frame dwelling houses and one frame store
and dwelling house, and other buildinps
Lnereon erected, Excepting thereOutgtfl0j
frAme store and dWel1ing House. viii the
lend thereto attach I'd, herstofore sold andl
conveyed by said John N. Wood to James
j: Callahan. George Holman William p.
Hhln, and Jacob Grsnnger. Il
seized ard takep In execution as tho pro-
perty OF John N. Woods, and to be sold by
IHAAC GRrBB, Sheriff.
sasr,rs once, New Castle. August II,
go t0'o On O. gtiBs ls4un s.j II augl6-tS
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,SHERIFF's SALE.

BY virtue ofa writ of .Venditioni Exponas
TO me directed, will be exposed to Public
Sale. at the Hotel OF John Elliott, in the
village OF Christians, in White Clay Creek
hundred, New Castle county. Delaware, OH
TUESDAY. the 8rd day Of Septemer, A, D.,
1878, at O'Clock, p. m.
The following described real estate, viz
No. l. All that dwelling house and land
thSreunto belonging. situated in Christian
Castle county, and state Of Delaware, and and
bounded by the Public Road leading from
said village TO Elkton, and by land OF w,
b. Southgate, deceased, aud ThomaasLay-
man, and the creek, containing three aoIes
OF land more or less. tFt
No. 2. Also, all that lot Of wool land.
situated in White Clay Creek hundred, New
Castle County, Delaware, and bounded as
follows: Beginning al a stake on the
line formerly OF P1erces and running with
land OF Glinn's north IA deg. west l7If per-
thence Dy said middle line north IS deg.
west 40 perches TO stake, q corner Of this
aud II. Porters lot, thence by said Porter
line south a deg. east 70h perches to q
stake . IN SAID Pierce's line thence there
place Of beginning, containing twenty acre
OF land, morei OF less, being No. Of the
. No. g.. All that other lot of land situated
IN nundred, county and state, aforesaid.
and bounded on the south by lands OF Isaac
ald Andrew Kirby, on the west by lands of
and the said James r.. c.
Oldham, on the north by lands Of sullivan
and lands Of Daniel Waters, and on 9the |
EAST by lands OF the heirs II Jupiter Jack |
son, deceased, and the lands of Waiter F. |
southgate. deoeased. contaiaing ten acres
of land, more or less. - N-g@l
Seized and taken III execution as the pro-
perty Of James R. O. oldham. and to- be |
'old by 7gss h. .fESsE3 a 10
IsAAO GspBB, sheriff,
, sheriff's Office, New Csslis, August a A.
D., 1878 augl6-ts !
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1CsHrPPING NEWS.

Ship .J-uJQ. sRobsrtspad 6Bfs1 fCsptaIrlo
y Herfill, TqI,f frQp t0pduni for Delswsys Break
Ms'fr NJ fsa vas Hstsg4 sp4qfsn Aus ~ long,
Tho! schooner osseo, cspt. vWiniamr. !
.eas eaetEed re- tyam st, JehnsI NIB Aug. 18th =
,I9as6si Rsur Ranger ~
Sr$sby, sailed from Liverpool, England ,f6r 9
iiNfSsJ!swars fSJ!s breMAkw4teri M bns gnorw tseIinsfr
yShip, Mercator, Newman, sailed from
stsvsnsef' July aSth,5 for GDeiaware Brsak-
iWhbeE, 81 1,
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THE ONLY JUsr NAN nv soDox

THE ONLY JUST MAN IN SODOM
The Albany Journals most virulent radi
cal sheet, saysI giIn ,tg.....r .r@
As we look over the field We casnot dis
cern commanding man who would be
likely to stand up against the Democratic
tide OF bad faith unless 1t be Senate Raysrjl
OF Delaware. Eaton ia honest and obstinate.
but. represents nobody. Randall 10 dens-
goRpe and Wallace Q trader. Hendricks
never had conviction enough to do anything
more than .straddle, and there 10 nobody
else OF prominence In the West but the Ohio
crowd, who, since the fall of ThurmsuI are
all irretrievably bad. In the South, BsI
Hill pretended to stand up last winter for- z
lew days, but soon surrendered. Gordon
lent big enough 10 be Of much account, or
slneere enough to be trusted Lamar
showed pluck and force On the Silver BIZ in
refuping TO bow to tho ,Mississ,ppi Lsrisls
ture, but he carried no part of the bouth
With him, and he 10 not 4 man to fight q
battle alone" '.'-'--., ~
O'Connell, one of the greatest Of modern
tribpnss, once said be always doubted about
his course when his lifelong enemies
praised him. Can Senator Bayard be alone
right of all the Democratic .leaders Ara
Thurman, Voorhees,, Hendricks, Randall,
Hill-the millions Of tho Dsmocracy-all
wrong-all fools, sehemers, traders, and /
tricksters, and one man alone right W. |
have fallen on evil days when the grand Old |
party which has fought and conquered |
every form Of conspiracy against constitu-
tional liberty,has fallen so low as to uphold /
and sustain q policy at once dishonest and
Assalot before the fall of Js-
rusalem daily walked along the ramparts Of
Tho bcseiged city, crying "woeto Jerusalem'
come out Of her ye holy onesp' How soon
will the cry 60 up from the linen Of wrath"
wee 10 the Democracy, come ont Of her my |
people. 4
Democrats, think for moment to whatl
party are you drifting! '.'' ii
The Morning herald., 1878-08-20
yHER1FF's,. SALE.

BY virtue Of q. writ OF Leyari Facias, 10
me directed, Wll be exposed to public sale.
at the botel. OF John Elliott, In the village
OF Christians, IA White Clay Creek Hun
dred, New Castle county. Del, on
TUESDAY the 3D. day Of September, A. D.,
/ ~SS7A- es-.1lSz8 at 2ooiook, p. m.
The following described real estate, viz:
All that ee tain lot Of land, situate In the
yllla&e VI Chlistisna, White Clay Creek
hundred. II tse County and Stale afore-
said, bounded and described as follows, to
Wit: Beg inning At o point on 'ths easterly
SIDE OF tbe pubic road leading from Chris .
llana ~ stanton, and IN D line Of land now
of Mrs;I ,Phebe Ruth thence by the said
side OF the said road IN u southerly dlrec-
lion sixty-sevep feet, thence BY straight
line In an easterly direction one hundred
and nifty feet 10 q point in the line OF land
OF Benz. Peters thirty seven feet distant In
aSsoutherly direction from the Line OF land
of the satd Or Phebe Rnth, thence by the
line Of that land7 In q northeriy Ill sctisnI
thirty -aeven feet to the line Of land of the
said Phsbe Ruth, thence by the line of her
land IN q northwestSrly directt on one hun-
dred And twentg-sixf feet tosthe laid side or
the said public road And and place OF be-
Inning, be the contents more or less, on
which is erected afraras house and aframe
seized and tax en- In execu ton an the pro-
perty OF John Wayne and Mary A., his
wife. and {, t., and to be sold by 1'iIT
laIt.- ISAAC CRUDE, Sheriff, ~
sheriffs ONCE, New Castle, August l4th,
1875. rt..,,t.es5.. .....g-. " : Faugl6-ts
The Morning herald., 1878-08-20
PERSONAL.

(g Mr.. Homer Barry and family are rqstil
eating on their brothers farm near, Rastoin,,'
NJ j. b .ag4ml l"i H Hph." !J &ua.sst2ni Q
IA ysmss Msgary, President Of The. Jefferson
Denocratie Club, went to New York city,
Yesterday morning, where be will spend
week. ...... ...' '...r D., ~
Aessrs.' Butler and" strstton, formerly
%ssis'' s IL & SssR b.s ss.s ss
numerous friends. |hii '01f2 7lGH'!l
The Morning herald., 1878-08-20
LOCAL i'5 AFFATRSs
d FOURTH WARD vDRMoCRATs.s [, j. y


d a largely attended l.' meeting Of the Dsno.
lcrats Of the Fourth. Ward was ohsld iast
evening ip s@hger Hall On Fourth Issrest,,
near Walnut. lr puG iolts,I ,,W I, eTomIiil
81 Andrew j. Hart e. was nomihatsdi fof
Council by aeclsmatiop. "9n I6Ifl7ab5ll
rnspectsrs ysrs nominated ID follows:
Eastern district, Chss. SAVER; j ossphI B;
'Nlckerson, assistant. Western district,
Mn .i.s,p I. Morrow" John John H. ADtss l
: Addresses were made by John p. xii.
msnd, AndFtw ]. Hart: .Jass sP. Hayes, z.
.! Frazer, B, Rosenblatt, and John T.
The Executive Committee were instruct
90 to procure speakers TO- address the meet
ing next Monday night. ~, --',''-,,, Il,
The Morning herald., 1878-08-20
sUIT FOR WAGES.

Yesterdsy aftsrpoon " loolored laberars,
workingst the Bellevue suarriss, entered
suit against aeontraetori under the Quarry
willie - Company, fors she balance dasf1 f1thsm
On work from about the first OF the month
up to the present time. Most of the lAboar!-
srs or came s from from Aarylaqd And Virginia and
nag oeen @ Only partly paid pp TO- : month
sgo, ana a. they saw no very good chance
OF getting H. they resorted 10 theo above
moAAuro. ~ u IN -L-.--A 4 wL.-r MaNLL g.
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FH1 ooy!gAsA ~ 0H1Ior1ox.

fAs oovRtASA ~ 0eHII0rIO4.
An anonymeus xyitsr mths Rspdblieau
should learffs fsai,.s ath,s n Atf3h dxsA ssSsStlShsd
rui'. ~ thst ,ons1 cwho 10 q; eithst sftald, ,fis
|..h.m'a ssaEty W ssans. sSsala &iasssr aasgr 7
etoaef 'Anethsr by name /; 10 DO % a ,,Shssr
Pov.rdics owhats1 sssn = WI tys ~ sa sousa.ss aar
people have 6 sheirprinagpdiss., gds aaaYIs ~ be,
Eiey' 'hs. n thsif 4 Iint,scsion tsp poaa " 2 y
Tiss, let them, saVso, and, hot become the
Ponticsl Savds ff,pf either party. ,Khalf
which Is said Of tis csndidatsa for Nayor
? :" true, shs foundry; dsb.tsrsf ~ ovs|
7 to themsalyss 70 pus upna lcsndidste of
'nsir own Or ,hpt ZIP. They arsi ~ dsa1plst.. s1lt
pc and "a wesk a. water ,,l1oY woG bna
The Morning herald., 1878-08-20
EzIuk1lmZJ
r'un Russisn forced IN Ceptral !,

TEE Russian forcss in Central Asis are,
according to report, moving towards India.
Khiva, Bokhsra, and Samarcand, all i'm
portsnt cities, are now under their Domin-
ion. The limo Of March has been taken up
to Aermh, and BAlkh, two strategic points,
near tho Afghan frontier. This appears
to be the Russian answer to- the treaty of
Berlin.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-20
, OUR FIRE LADDIEs.s

The Washington Fire Company, No. z,
will 60 to conshoeksn, Pa, on, Saturday,
September 7th, to participate 10 a freman,s
parade, on that day, given In honor Of the
completion Of new engine house by the
W4shinEtsn Fire Company, Not /. Of that
place. The "Washy" boys are expected to
make strong turnout They have en-
gagged the City Cornet Band 10 20 with
them, and they will take their hose car
ria9e, ....s wi ..-... |r.... 49,. -It59IS d
The Morning herald., 1878-08-20
WARD MEETING.

The Democratic citizens of the Fifth
Ward are requested to meet at the Lsfyetts
Hotel, on Tuesday evening, August the
10th, at 8 o'clock. r.. l55'
CHAS. j. CAMPBELL, Sec.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-20
Or r, WILMINGTON ,LRAvB PHHAv
EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS

An examination of ladies desiring TO
become teachers in the Public Schools oil
this city, viii be held in the School House
NO. 1, commencing at %. m. Aug, %, and
continuing two days. No persons under l7,1
years OF age will be examined. 'i@ I.@., o.'
.. .~~ d. w. Harlan, Supt. at
The Morning herald., 1878-08-20
AN ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY.

Rariy yesterday morning / 4 burglar A.
tempted tossnteS tho liquor store Of Louis,
Raymond v No.telk shipley Tsstrsst. II hisI
attsmpt hesANnoke theinext door 1nSft kborS.
whed he quickly bpu6J 10 lii heANsl. Vs HS hsd
five holes bored through the back door.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-20
ROW.

There was serious disturbance at tho 8.
E. corner Of Seventh and Shiplsy streets
last evening, which attracted much atteh-
tiopl Our informant gave us the names of
& nu0ber Of the parties; which are With
held, and requests ~ 10 denouncs such dis
graceful occurrences. |fN th 'JH
The Morning herald., 1878-08-20
THE WEEKS DEATH.

Tho total number Of deaths in the city for
last week were 1S. Ofthess . wore foreie
srs, and II were eitisens of the United
states. Five were nslo and q were female.
eight were white and 3 wsre, black, z were
minors and were adults. The oldest Of
theSe Wa ~ yeers, ono came under tho
Corpner's attention, and ono died In Tho
slmahOHsA ENnABI' Ta EIhH HEi EV0
The Morning herald., 1878-08-20
TAKING rRRcatrfoNsy
liDTt D9IgT3Ug9 ----+r- tsqW hu1 \

I MAYOR iWe9h9issleyy and Dr. psapars port
pnIealeslsA bSSasE 5a pBsEsnt yellow dtsyer,
4 ffoRt RRsttYg NRoppgstI Ius ,hays issusd orders
tnA1td M Vessel from Southern ports will ,ba
slloved to enter the ChriStisnsh hHvsr" "stsr %st
out afss being :saanfined iby the pSft piiyss. v
c,sl'l ea 45EAngamentso aren fbelne ,msticS do
eend pttiepts, should thsre be sny. to ,ths,
Lazaresto'' neat PhfadsiphiA Sfs'n1lts'i
The Morning herald., 1878-08-20
first WARD REPUBLICANS.

Ths Republicans Of the First Ward hold
theft nomination election this evening at T,
J. Bshnetts cigar stors; TO SIMPLIFY strestt.
Pollb open at7Iahm. close al p ID. Tho can
didStAs thus far named ale: - yy- ..y a
y tTbomas johnson for Council; u TX. .Crsw-
for inspector, II. N. Nullin for Assistant
Inspector. afe m.uH ~ 4
The Morning herald., 1878-08-20
4 DAxe1n KSF M HAI1 BAlxG

DA1"1H 70 dlg1z'T lg1z'Tr 1SHS4ALT BKlghAiT!StN. IA
Mayor Wyhitelshas actsd oxitk Bscamiag
Promptltudei iai taking steps 70 p prevsps tic
|insrsss o., vessels iltS put harboti frS;a
Southern ports. ulgmiIGa or ijHN dano1d
This tsa wise and proper step, .aaa, sikG saikGsa
~ connection with the action Of the Board
|ofHsaatb, ~hickws publish III Tie prsoe,.sedll
| |Hinpg' Of that body, gives rs hope that the
lepmipa plague WIN 'not hnd 1 dgsmsnt
with W. ''''''' WIG ~ ~ y g1r'na n''n'I0v5 hma
/ It mast be borne 10 mind thst Wtlninrt5n
,has y been more othaas onea scenrssd With
yellow f,yg,snd hence The action Sf fioSuusr ioSuusr
local authorities should be sustained; ;snd .
fdll e"1tiisnee nee given so 'ait these dn ,ab2
a. Il
The Morning herald., 1878-08-20
LOCAL. TUNE T.axsLE.
.t.. .5niiI ---4---. f.0TTHR ,fh]t
Correstsa May 1ath, ls1s.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON /:

'sg TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON - .o's
sgor PailadelphjaA2.O0,6. 6.4l 40, aS.l Ri0,
s1. 30 100 q. nn,;i II 81, IS.1O 2S0r I'D
6'!6. 7.O, e.4s p' nj, On SundayS. 2O0'
Ror ~; Hs,S Sl9 Vsl 2; M; @ q sso s Al ., 81 %.
~ 6ss 70 ~ On srndays 2lD, ,6.4l a. ,Tr. rfo'
$50, . m: 1264, iS.U0, 80, ID III y 3 T'dSs m.
On Sundays l2.61, l1s, = "a 0.S b a. r' "'
for train rG1s ~ hpe4postt-4@ 4 p ~. No sandsy
For y Ssy Sl' S.sslss s = sa s9 : N; los, sso y
For Delaware RaTlroad-0.SO m: Ak an
pm. No sunday trains, W.
Nof Wilmington & Northern Railroad.778.T
am. $40. 6l0 p M. No Sunday tlains,
for Delaware w Western Ra1lroad-l0.0 6.S0
pm m. No Sunday tratns,E trr" "T'9
The Morning herald., 1878-08-20
.-6HRTcHING.

t1dWillism Lance, Essa,l, II, editor Of tho .t4kp
~ Publishing Company, Of Php. .aslghi4s 4 ~
~ pSw Y Stt cft Ainr, stAy aiiIhs-sl""w"
[Nibt4 DslxwAreSh ShS 1Aor, Aol, hk1MOxksi bfhsnlua
s9eptleran has already 9dblisheds dsbaDgsapA si.,
ical sketches of noted men OF many Of our
States,
The Morning herald., 1878-08-20
TRArHs ARRrvs AT wuxIsaprd ron: d,I:H .

From Philadeiphia-la4s. 1.sc. sa1 spl,2n42,. 4 i !.
- ~ ;i29S, l2A, 1872, 3 IS, Isl, 6.64 & &.
7S S:IS. 1922 lib M On sundays
Ffom New York;. .08 8.Bi. q m: 1S.W' IS IL IL
7 ~ tS2s I nM e n n On Sunday l.oS m;
'Ffom Baltimore e-sO4, $40. e.1 o. M M :, 1a.s7
txSs. pig, 986 p M. On Sundays, 20i,
from Washington-2O4., $40 a, m,: la.E.
less, Ss 0.36 p M .On Sundays, 20a
$40 m; 886 p m. ~ Sp' 80 - >,
From arai Port Deposit-soo 3 M. No sunday
Ffom New Castle-7.66, $50 aarnG: H.: lis "a. az !.
AN, $40 p M. No Gunday trains. ~ ~
from Delaware Rsilroad--S.D o. M; 40
12.!6 p ~. No Sunday trains. 7,'-1Fn =
Ffem Wtfmingto and Northern KaiIroaa !.
SOS, lf.10 q ID :, 7.85 > n. No Bundsy train. !.
M; $40 pins No sunday trains.
TRAINS SeR WILMINGTON LRAvs rHH1v Hiyt !
l-.tu ugollas - lDRLPHIA.r y .iuGiq q
From Broad street and Washington ave- ave
nue-79O, 500 1850, IL is q M $50. l.s0
lOO, ,6I6 600, e.A6, 3.46. II so , N. On sun.
z days, S.& g M (; 3 90, . 45 IL % D M.
from ThfrtysBecond aud Market Streets
73, 4! 50 q m 1910, 4 90, 0 2, b "a :,I2 %,
midn,kht. i,k on Sundays, y % p ID; W
The Morning herald., 1878-08-20
T1zss''',3 "a r. s1 AGONY 70 'oyEl Il *
AtsVERDICToATuIyAST.
DE- I,lllc lcIsIoN, OF THE rCoLIalNss OIL {, l
-.ni ,ad. ,IJisso,J JURY. ,ia 6ools tqm,,,s
Arie 1GsOann. JsSass MSUiailS oanH
j ARAy Flisn EshsGaauilts GAsse gni
ainirWm, RsyteH;Mm, O'Donaleal,IiW
nj ,e,nalsdaofn snd niissheei ~ Daven, tloin.
AocossOrles

fAe Vsoed frobyssse 6saeIsA-TNs COMEns
-SrsH efSsT DragGsnI ,Its SSox Length
lssng ~ Hsne ,Rcgs Bssd Their Herk
Lsss NsgAs-Ns Nsw DsvsIopnsss,ts, at aud
~ Ysrdtss Kads Upon .Esess Asse,o dv
Kn0Asa.p1 gN.YaN III shRm Ga4d ael un,1
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-12-18

The Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Railway is the only Northwestern Line
connecting n same depot in Chicago with
any OF the Great Eastern Railways, and Is
the most conveniently located with refer
ence to reaching any Depot, Hotel or place
of business III that City.
Through Tickets and Through Baggage
Checks to all Principal Cities.
Steel Rail Track, thoroughly ballasted,
free from dust. Westinghouse Improved
Automatic Brake; Miller's Safety Platform
and Couplings on al Passenger Cars.
The finest Day Coaches and Palace Sleep
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This Road connects more Business Cen
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masses through a finer county, with erander
scenery, than any other Northwestern line
A.V. CARPENTER
Gen. Pass and Ticket Agent
S.S.MERR1LL, JNO. G. GAULT,
Cen MANAGER. Asst Gen. Manager
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-12-18
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-12-18

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H. urgeon Office over Salick store.
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-18

The State Of Wisconsln-Clrcuit
Court for Iowa County,
lhoms. James, plaintiff Va, Margaret James,
defendant.
The stste OF Wisconsin To the above named
Defendant:
You are hereby summoned and required 10
answer the complaint of Thomas jan,ea, tho
plaintiff IN this action, which is now on ole In
office OF the clerk OF the circuit court at
pudgcNilic, IN said county, and you arc
required 10 serve copy OF your anSwer to eaid
COM laint on the Subscribers at shelr Office IN
the city OF Mineral Point. Iowa Co.. Wisconsin,
within twenty days after the service OF this
summons on !on, exclusive OF the day OF such
service and II you fail to answer the Complaint
within thg time aforesaid, the plaintifr III this
action WIN apply to the court fer the relief
demanded in the said complaint.
Witness the lion NJ. N, Cothron, Iudro of
SAID court. NJ Dodgevillo IN said county on this
sUth day OF August, In the year 1875
STRONG * CoAD,
Plaintiff Attorneys.
Residence Mineral Point, wis. a.ta