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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
SVx-y YORK CRY

Lexingtonavc. s, 5i.2 q of 76ths;. 9iX72 l0s7;
John Matthews sld " sfs 10 onipsey
IexmstOH-ave s. l1.2 n n ot 4Otn-st. 3kAs2lU2z;
Izcos i-hlg.ey John Jattlte ..-:
5istat, No 10 Wcsr - t!VO.i; Charles Duggin and
vie IizGe Woods --.--.....
7Jdsi. !. iJv 10 " 2I-ave. 25NIOS.2 Schwarzior
ant Husband 10 A budcrns.
Henry-st, 30 ~. 25x95s John LewiS. rcfereo 10
charles turts,
2dsys No l5l. 42Il95; William Hal, as-i-nee.
exc. to Mary hansoul.. .....-..---.
26th-s T. -U3 n of 9tn-aye. g2N9-.g l. W liner.
son referee 10 Isabella Van DVlsen .........-.----
37th-st - n VI N al-un ava. JXyo9xirreeul2r
y Phelps aud wife tJ n Green ....---------.- 90.
sth.aye W =. 90 II u OF li2Ast, lOJN5O A McClefs
and wife ~ william William
.3dst. X. 33j n e ~ 1thavc, 25x5S.9; Luiain
ana husband 70 Janes knthyen. -.-.....---.. 49,
Same properly Jlne. Lord To same.
4sO-.t, NJ i5S " cot, 2O.IDxlOO-5 Eiihu Root and
ll3thst. u :. !CjS 10 " OF lstavr, 33.4xlOO.lO:
stafford aud husband TO W lll!am Il Nartin.------..
Madi.onave. " 500 = n Of 81. 2bx5O; w
DOuihoe and vile 10 John walker and John Kelly
same properly mary + Kelly 10 sgme.-.---..-.-..--
Watei's'. y }2 also iewis-si. lots Nos and 3;
and also n " cor L,wsst and 3i-si, is.5xS2.bxi
regular: Robert Luqesr, ana wne to Mary
Mead, Onc-slAth interest ior-----.----.--.-------
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OK THE WRONG SIDE OF THE BRIDGE."-

Or TIE Wrong SIDE OF TIE " BRIDGE."--
Master" What the first step In this prOnicm T. Pu-
p-" Join ABB Master v hat neXtF Pupil" Rub
ont again. tTaDie..u during which tue cane Is Hour
ished.l-lJndy.
A SAD CAsE.-Farmcr Giles" BE it tTew
what h.r the squire ascndin YOU g. COZ
lege. sir I" Young squire" Yes. Giles; I'm going 10
xfcrd 70 read bard" Farmer Giles Dear. dear, sir
Just - you hnprOvin IN shooting and getting
oa SO we'd youi riding; 1 call IL regar sp!n' a
good cddicatlon."-lFun.
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4 COSTLY NEB' CHURCH.

Norwich, Conn, Sept. 29.-St. Patrick's
Roman Catholic Church dedicated yesterday with
imposing ceremonies After celebration OF mass at -
MaTys. GreeUyille, procession Numbering about o,oOo
nrrsons marched through the principal streets OF the
church. In the morning. pontincal hgh
mass sas celebrated by Bishop MeNghan, and sermon
was preac he'd hy Archbishop Gibbons. or Baltimore,
who also celebrated Vc.prrs this evening. The church
coat not f.r from S25O.OOO. WIN tine exception OF
s,iC ,OOO mortgage, II Is free from debt.
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f. Church j. and associates No. 7SIhe ar Theodore
Rlchard Hatfield and another ~ KerDan and
Toin ID Ecrnan Tor The appellant r. ~ h,s, agt Abilah
~ sg krchlbafi = Green. respoildeng - a,eI
r. D-brow appellantArgued by ssneei " he motion
liant Rufus W. Pefkhan Tor ferpouoeh" '"'S ~
calendar vii be called to-day. .r.osssv septrmlor
Nh Clnrf ~ Appeals nay calendar ior ~ 3l sg ~
The motion calendar Tor the sane ms = n III i72 l73
AsD lsI asa 4Gi fGj iGU iD1, ib., lDI ~ 49, 49,
al as 47G 47s G7g, 4sO. iSl, 4sC. 49, foo'
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0itp Real estate for Sale.

CHOICE location, north Madison .s,,,,or,'
- centre o. block elegant brown store sOx7Ox2f it,
stable H. A. fOUN", 20 Exchangeplsce. ~
EOR SALE.-Tbree houses, Nos 30. 81. 81
4 East i}t,,sf Address JAS. HART. so. "a Mal',...
Pcckskili, y. Y.
EOR SALt.-lhe iirst-class iDul-story. higi,
stoon, brow stone bore. z2l West 81 i--i 2ir
100; walnut hnt-1 near Hrc1drFv nearly u.g- ft
order. al lmpfoveins MA Apply Size yrci..ss-. 49,
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REAL ENTITE.
SEw-YoaK. Monday. Sept. %, 1870.
wing sales were held at the tx

The following sales were held at the tx
rhai ~ S0esTOOm to-day:
RY RL>hrrd =. HGrnsr.
l J-s;ory stone store with lot. No lJ1 Duane5f.
Underhiil 525 81
ai0ry bTiek building ana 6-story brick tenement
ri%c 81. st. lot s51i5sio i falmer - -, 1896
/ 5.siory lrlcA teLenleGf house With lot, 80 3-2
chas Curtis. ......-..,.. ..............' 1876
Gsiory bick bullding and lot, No 922 East 3d.st,
s. 1895 n Of Ayo-B, lot 2i0xl0G. Chas Hanlber-
a-stOry brck building and lot, No 2.9 East DIST
2C5 II w of 2dave. lot 2JXluO.5 Michael Mos
p,0t of land and land under water, Fast 0ls-st.
81 IL OF Ave \, siLe JO3x22Jx.33 1, James Sun-
die .--.-.-.-. sIe,
A. n. Muller e
2story brick houses with lots. Nos ana East 3D.
4oxssS irres Jno wendell. liz
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csurlion 5aIss OF Real Gslale.
! OUTs MESIER, Aucnonecr,

] OUIS ME~lER, AuctlOneer,
Isy ori,r 20 the conrt a. Common Pcls. ~ f tie
I.frlaDge saic-rooif-. N0. 10 EriftF1t.
TUESDAY. Ociusrl Z. no npon,
valuable lots the wey: hde OK ttaNs 18Th and Sj
ets..
of. on weai ifs OF 9t bets sith and eifhs
sonh OF -5ff, n Tie rear o sid aytAus
lots.
l0rs
gaze a5 per cent.
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ALLEGED coUNrERfEITERs IN COURT.

III.
William ClnG alias " Frank " Bennett, who
WAS arrested IN Bloeckst. saturday afternoon. by
snris ssn,lont Drummond, of TIE Secret Service De
psrtu.st was arrsi z,ed bo.ore United States Commits
syner sEields yesteTay morIing charged with having
In his possessiOn VI 200 in counterfeit 80 notes Of the
National state Bank Troy. Nr. Drdmmunt was ex
spined and trst to tbs arrest or the prisoner ami
the finding OF the bills his person. Iae counsel for
the prisoner coutsnaed that II had not been shown
tha; he atteSop the money he should be dis
CHARGED from custody. Assistant District Attorney
W,:hrrhee opposed the motion aud the Commissioner
reserved hIs decision.
Eljz ,b.tb Owens aud John Williams also before
C,,mi- oncr Shields. charged Win passing some Of
the cosute fes T.ey wrc both held IN $1,000 bal 20
await examination.
LANES civ va. held ny Commissioner Osborn
similar charge ~ s0vO bail
A man apparently about thrty-hve years OF age, who
WIS dressed IN light suit o. clothes and who wore over
nua eye "a green pad. was arra gned YESTERDAY before
lt.ic Flaamer at the Jefferson Market Police Court,
on charge OF heng drunk snd dsordcrly: lie gave MS
pre IS Jcob Woods and, being tine1 rlo. promptly
rrnd mp 10 the clerks desk and handed over two -
hills Tho clerk busy ~ the time taking FRA!
.rs and did mol discover Woods had reached the
',nor of me court that one Of the bills
cffeit or the Natoual state Bank OF Troy He i'm
madIatey called Officer Geary OF the Court squad.
Ia sfop Woods but before H. could do that person
had disappeared lie is supposed 90 belong to the
gang ns those arrested by Chief DrummOnd- The
terr is a rather cumsiy executed one aud can De de
ttcfrd easily.
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BroohIpn Real gsIals fer SAFE.

DLOCKS, L. BLOCKS and plot, of lots lo...
I'D urceI the AZ of le EFeozlvD t.satsi aalr.
rasc pom Ia!ry FOR fl spreuiIflon wt haze
g. of the bots iu tns past lonlfs. Er LA.DH WHIT
INt. . FoeAm4nst
FACTORY property on East River for sal.
or 10 rar. hc yrinses ai DrsenDuiuI. Bf00flrn D
ku.uu Is fAe Cuunty SalIflrilly. iIon,ava u
100 fref ON Stwt,vu Cre the nj rrr lf
1epih - forts she bildiaHs s0d or.el. ani Wi
adopted many mnnls't tuning pfpnsr. aio
- n u.ar.g r.e river Uh 1me n .utgs of - g a..
feet dep For partcuiass appy 20 ". j. EIIEl Room
t. No. 90 N a4--t.. =. y.
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REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

There was a large attendance at the second
geeki, meeting 81 the Cornell and Hoskins Campaign
rluh of tina Ist Assembly District. held No. lh2
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The Sheriff Reilly investigation was con-
tnuel gc.ierlsy Part of the supreme Court before
Commis,ouer Carrs. Mr.. Lsrocque with the assistance
Of Mr. BooEstaver began up tho case for the
defence H. sa reg d 10 the ny nyest.zaton that u
b,a not been brought 10y Governor Robinson and that
tbere was no foundation in the rriort thlt u was
brought 1y the Blr Association; the nan who was at
the hattou af Il M aud who u-ci the alleged charges.
xuecfed some day ba President OF the Uuiiod States
r Lsrocque said. further tbt every one who had been
Interested in trial knew cieory how innocent the
Sheriff VA. The only mon be ever beard complaint
l.,uf w.- warden watson. and b. discharged MIN the
uiolpeui a. fuiiNi Tie IN trgr was iruf.
WAY" declared Nj Lsroclne. d" would b" ashamed
To $50 np ~ J oi Jn+ticc ami make chargrs
AGAINST aul vic were Ur-eu hy sucA ul-hiih as
lon,,.D Irslsnd aud guard brought up MARX
anihnuy. Ihr f.simohy of .Hr Rev. d.. Carter. oI
Grae, Chnr,I Clsje. Who f.r ronlc years las been
Complain gf Ludo- ssr,e' J.il. sufie proof TO
ciear tie sberR II one - 10 b. believed 81 5
minister ths.sospeL A. {" the e'd'nc. 90 MI Ire
.ud IN regard ih- sights rhlci hu trsn', tia De
s. m R,d Irarys coll. IL IL absurd and % has been
clearly proved that, goa the position oi lr'ndo cen
~ the tne he cod nos Srr t"e!ve iee away 1hoss MS
csps could pcLctratr solid stone wall
Mr. Larocqne theu read the testimon' Of M those who
furnshed .upyles the is, which was that the sup
plies ~ The best qusnty and That te prices were
the other cust"aers pad Tor the sane goods
AL the SONGS he declared that wore ever hcsrd IN the
sil other than Nvsdy aId sankey's hymns, were The
:. sweet bye aad brs " sDd Let me like soldier faLi
Xaeu tho sheriff went into rtcs lie made an eXaID
naiinu f tue ia" continued The counsel, and provided
large number OF new De' wish mattresses and cup
pei the place win tDwcs. Is own expense, not Tie
conn - There evidence that prisoner ever pad
for The jail. or tnat room wa. retained Tor
vris.ner ana there DO evidence that deputy ever
demanded an fe. One prisoner was once Kept out
OF j.li a short tune. but II wss ONLY while he wls
was Frreman. Ha was arrrsted by Deputy y-SbeI n
McG .gher. who never allowed hm 9nt ot sighi Th,s
W.. The Ouy ch>e ana as sD0n as DR. Kelly hed OF II
be ordered the nign ~ bs locked up The wueSs's eN
anned by %" prosecuting soc nave ave 1ons noLhlns ing
duts Is constitutes ali We WISH TO say III tho defence
The CoGmissioner adjourned the investigation until
ueI IluY-d -.
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honsse ano Roo Is WanLso.

FURNISHED or PARTLY FURNISHED
a ROOM wanted. without b,ari DO good iooa'tr, '3-t
sde OF .osn hy elderly ggiil'ian and Wiie Ame ,,j
uff 70 exceed 81 per lnnhth Ad.ft,s " NV
YORKER Tribune Oflce-
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Gin propcrtn 60 Eel.

LARGE number Of desirable Offices and
los o. man. Nassau suaon snd otnrrstrcti
near ti. O1lce ~ LAND & WltiiINt, oerEhAAi
si., Ne.-luiS.
Ti'O LET-A two and one-half story. high
J .toop BRICK HOUSE AZ m'felr lmproyemt.tsl {
stnsv, ana l2Sh Inquire 0f JaI,f 1e premises, oe
a. LEW. ~ broadway.
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Conuirn 3olr1.

" MID THE BERESlIIRE HILLS. S.'-Octo-
A Der t1e GROWING month mountains grad WIN ag'
rusnn tinfs cfmat,h hess beauty ' saia Fcry tt
excellent roads d wgi<s uo.d mex l~lafc g Ot-
berkshire House, Great Harrington. Mass
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COURT OF APPEALS

ALBANY, Sept. 20.-ln tho Court Of Appeals
Monday September ~, lo70-PIesenI The Hon. sanorI
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East Side

HANDSOMELY furnished rooms. with good
board. families and gentlemeni references lOS
last 23d st.
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DESPONSIBLE parties can find well-fur-
Ia nished largo rooms with nrstcass board, 81 y La
ia, elite ace. references EXCHANGED.
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ennrirn properln tor saIc aKs 90 gc..

4 DESlR iBLE FARM for SAIL near New
u Is .unsw.ck. -. j.. vrg'.- AMI sla. luf
cOpi tU..iu@s arn Tc.l'cntrti ~ rylH Ire ttff'
b.. PHEiP-, Wntr. Sew srais ,lrs. n. - 'r homer
MOrgeu, Pinest New lofk
4 DESTRABft farm OF II acres in Monmouth
4 County =. j., ~ b. Dr. order n he Confi. 10
aucfgu penhrr ~ iS41 fur nlrti giafs aniress
EZRA .. Osborn, Administration. hiddirtoFn, y.
4 Fine Country Residence, Westchestsr
a Cc~utv acres an complete cgst sipOyj; VII -
rcg1rrss oaeI wanted; 40 ~ mites from SeHN o
Address y. %. boz 5,ioh. CITY.
TOR SALE CHEAP.-At Bergen Point, y. j..
business street in THE town, louae ll 10
Coffae--, between Hubert asd Orrnt-ss css r-tvt
reufs .r +li2 p.f VII De- sod Tor tOUV. AppJ %
H. CONBS. III Mestst New YORK cry.
COR SALE.-Farm in good order; splendid
locstirn. short distance frpu Gepof one hnur ir'ri
suitable Tor residence and 1ye df si-
Address TIiiAsU RER, r. o. Box t,)'2 Sew-forA
uANDSOMEST, CHEAPEST, BEST IL
ROOM COT STlT RESIDENCE Tor tas mono. .
acres beautifully llif ont lavl. sh4tf fru Dab. 10
t. city si.50'. Box llJ. cEanfor'. ~.
HUDSON RIVER PROPERTY for : ALH or
4 RENT-The most ATTRACTIVE, completely ilfn -9 lnt
ohariugy situated residence Ia tpkfrp.r ne Sn~rh
city, ~ The uudsOn also 40 acres bcfutifiF cA;ld On
ihe rvfr bank near Milton oo.y cottage, ba. iru',
y. WRIGHT, - south Libcf;ysi fn'.rrp'.,, n. y
arrange y. J.-IlOu-es and Country Seats
~ srat variety ,isf farms and oli
Ag lot. hLACkWt ILL BROS ti" bfosi"ay' hAr"i@
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Gnn Nrai gsiale iOr oale.

Gmn heni gsiale ior 5Gle.
CHOICE location, North Madison-sqgaV
~ elegant stone and siables; sOx2OO fees a. 4.
YOUNG 20 ENehange place
An ABSOLUTELY FlRSf-CLASS HOUSE
~ FOR sAL.E-sl4e 25HIo-5sIh-st-, south sde Deserea
sth and HfhaNcA the hknd-oEttt hGck IN the ciiy.
EOr particulars aud permit alpy 10
-. ~. by ATT
ltoVn y. ia 0tn-aye.
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s)cS West lith-st.-HandsOmely furnished
D third hoor s.rgly or en- sute house table hrst
cs~s; references given aud required.
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tA BEACH ST.-fhe dOwr-fOwn business
nv boarding house loag on fly0r1JtY accomno
pegRsncs table and TRANSIENT borders ~ very mod
eraf n. excellent tAbls
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ODQ WEST 46TH-ST.-A private family
- 30 have two wellfnrnshcf connecting rooms thld
OOr excellent table references
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30 WEST 12rH-ST. Nicely furnished square
30 hall "a superior board also taoe board
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REcnRnEn AnRrnAnE.

Brandt, william II and wife 20 Xavier Keller, -
4th-sI. OF istavc. ln-tImenC.- fiZbl
Caldwell, tu1A L. aud husband TO the McirnlhI.t.n
Savings hans. 5l.-aye. OF 4lstft. ! Nc-t COul
D0wdney, Abraham 10 lie hoy King Il ejth at 81
same 10 Mary King. 95th-st " Of Sa-sya.
Fers,lson &c aud other Thomas T. q G,dds-u and
others trustees l2d.st Of 6th-ave 1900
Green, TO 1 y Phelps. 32d-st, of Aadlssna
Grogan Thomas and wife 10 y walu executor. otr.
.6th-st, OF AveB. lots. mortgages ycls
Sam. 70 William Hal and l6th-st. of Ayc-C
muuths...- a.
Martin " 4 Charlotte stafford. ilSthst
lstAye, lOta MORTGAGES, y years. total. 3sJ
OpOnOgLue. ID aha wlfc 80 the Mutual Life lnsul-
arcc company oank Il, " OF GreeuWlcbst,
iO
Ruadei. lohn and others 20 sarah Burr. 53d-si,
fdthavr. months ..---...-.....-.... 500
Of III ave & ycars...... .-...-..-. ....-.,. lOOo
stapleion. Catharue aud husband 20 the Equitable
lIfc Assurance secretly, h.d-st " OF 3d-avo 1
llV
RECORDED ASSIGN bESTS OF MORTGAGES
Aronaon. \ II To n Aronson and others. executor
A. ~
Dean Laura q 100 J. SIC" .'
Russell l. to GeurrU Wa giin "
nAttsIy, John 40 te i.uslans a. bic Company %
Sinae Mary To- -arAh "A Powell 400
Irmhlc n, execution. etc. 10 holunon STARK 1lo
-
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4 FLOOR, front and back roo IN ex-
"A ciraive use OF bati. and hoard , ..- family !
reference requirel. Cd. west !tn-sf
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DACK PARLOR. furnished. 10 rent with OF
ID without private frs class noi ighboTh0a
gentlemen preferred references. 10 West Jlstst
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no LET-FurnlShed rooms on 1th-aye. for
4 s1c.efIe. or ntaars clubs csatr ly 10 aed; terms
reasonable Address MURRAY NIL, Tribune Uptown
gf4.. . l.f- lf,sa
New-York tribune., 1879-09-30

/ FURNISHED ROOMS with board; moderate
u nrice 3JL Mo.t ll. Ea,nrrnc-s glyen lnd reguIed
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C,ECOND STORY front room and bedroom
- 10 gentleman and WIFE, with board private Anenean
fAnilY references. U23 LexlngtnnaNe
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S,EVkNTEENTH-ST 81. WEST.-Rooms,
- tnnsye board. fnr kEsh.ld AMI Yle
family to-iuug comfortable .sanel home
New-York tribune., 1879-09-30

81 EAST 22D-ST.-TwO single rooms TO
- let with board for gentcmeni newly anu heA'S
pay.rcd and PAINTED.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-30

r.5.b FAST 3OrH-ST.--A eontoriable home
sk1 IA urivate family living To- ther own nous w"
...t r l.r; "a 1hal H. respecting parties pie-'iiV'
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4 PRIVATE FAMILY viii Jet 10 gentlemen,
A without board nsafv furnished mag win
OF suite separate references exchsn ge
University -pl, near l4tl-st.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-08-16
Life Time of a Locomo i've.

The iron horse does not last much l. nger
III IN the lIo. Sc of flesh and homes. The or
binary life of Il locom tive is thirty years.
Some of the smaller parts require renewal
every six months: the boiler tubs last five
boilers, am! fir, boxes from six 10 seven
vcar~: the side Frames axl,.S, an.l other
parts, thirty years. An important advan-
tage j. that Il broI' paIt can be repaired,
and d ,eS not cun1e nm tie VII H.. locom tive
breaks leg, the whole animal is only worth
the flesh, fat, and bones, which amount 10 a
very small sum in this country, where horse
flesh does not find its way to the butcher
ShamhleS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-08-16

"a" a young lady was sitting with gal
LIANT captain in a charmingly decorated re-
cess. On her knee was Il diminutive niece,
placed here lo,,r les conrondUccS. In the al
joining room, with the door open, were the
rest of the company. Says the little niece,
in Il jealous and very audible voice, "Auntie
kiss me too | leave You to imagine what
had Just happt ned. ''You should say twice
Ethel, dear: two is not grammar" was the
immediate rejoinder. Clever girl, that
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/ in their operation. and hence they are the
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They are Il splendid Liver cure and elcsnAt pur
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We have over 5000 references ui these pills.
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Principal Delot-F'or:rth and King streets. vii
min"t0n. Del Philadelphia n'i"t-t". Arch st.
Sold by dealers and AT country stores. Jan Is
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-08-16

"a How is it that trees can put on new
dress without opening their trunks? Be
cause they leave out their Summer clothing
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NELs NELSON, the young man tried for
the killing of Gudmund Olsen Dellebeck,
was found guilty of manslaCghter in the
fourth degree and sentenced to pay a
fine of $500. The circumstances attend.
ing this sad affair have been given in the
columns of the PILOT. Nelson must be
acquitted by the public of all criminal
intent. But his negligence IN discharg-
ing loaded revolver in a crowd was
deserving of some punishment.
The penalty prescribed by the statutes
for manslaughter in the fourth degree, is
Imprisonment in the state prison not
more than two years nor less than one,
or in the county Jail not more than one
year, or by fine not 10 exceed $1,000,
or by fine and imprisonment. Nelson
was sentenced to pay fine of $500.
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TO THE FARMERS OF MANITO
woo AND KEWAUNEE
CefHNTTFS

Having heard from various sources
that the new Davis Stump Fuller does
not work as well as the agent, Mr.. Frank
Seidl, represents it to, feel called upon
to correct this false representation. /
own one of the Davis machines, have
worked it myself, and find it better than
the agent represented it to be. Every
new machine has to pass through the
ordeal of criticism by agents of its rivals;
but the Davis machine comes out ahead
every time. Don't depend upon what
you hear, farmers, but conyinceyyoursel-
YES by an examination of the merits of
the article in question. Cali Oh
HEINRICH FRICgE,
Sec. 10, Town Rapids.
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June 10th. 1879.

June 10th, 1879.
Mr.. John Radj lost two children by
sickness, lately. One was twelve years
of age, and the other nine.
A distinguished Clark's Mills pettifog-
ger defended Hart before Justice Nor
risey.
Dogs killed number of calves and
sheep belonging to farmers in this and
adjoining towns, recently.
The board of equalization will meet on
the last day of June. The people of the
town hope for fairer equalization the
psesent year than has been made in the
past. Political influence often hes more
to do with determining the value of pro-
perty than anything else.
More buildings are being erected here
this summer than for many years past.
The scarcity of snow during previous
winters prevented farmers from procur-
ing the necessary materials. from the
mills, but the good sleighing of the past
winter gave them the desired opportuni-
ty, and now nearly everyone is prepared
to build.
Two brothers in-law quarreled about a
brick oven. One knocked the other
down, and proceeded to give him a Sc
we're castigation. The injured party
sought revenge by having the offender
arrested. The affair was settled after
wards, the plaintiff paying five dollars,
and the defendant seven.
The case of the State VS.. n. Hart, for
peddling without license, came before
Justic Morrisey on Friday. The defend
ant and his lawyer were present, but the
complainant failed to make his appear
anco. The court, accordingly, discharg-
ed the defendant, and he went on his
way rejoicing.
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SCHALLERN'S HOT DROPS.

These Drops have no equal for the cure
and relief of human ills. Our confidence
in the efficacy Of the Drops is so great,
that we will cheerfully refund the money
in every instance where they fail to give
satisfaction, Used internally, they cure
colds. coughs, indigestion, cramp and
pain i'll the stomach, cholera morbus,
cholera lnfanthm, colo, sore throat and
diphtheria. Applied externally, they
cure sprains, bruises, rheumatic affec-
tons, headache, neuralgia in the face,
toothaehe. pain in the back, joints and
side, stings of insects, etc., etc. Price
only 25c. bottle. For sale at the Cen
trail Drug Store only.
JONES & SCHALLERN.
ECONOMY is the road to wealth." Are
yonr horses, cattle, sheep or hogs sicki
Are they troubled with loss of appetite,
distemper, coughs, colds, farcy, hide
bound, epizootic, hoilow-horn? If so go to
your druggist Jones & Schallern and get
package of Pierces Alternative Condi-
ton Powders. AS n Alternative and tonic
there is nothing in the market that will
compare with them, Every package
, warranted to give satisfaction or money
viii be refunded in every instance. Try
them. Price % and SOC package. If.