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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-12-25

and again, as did we all. do think l,
for one, was really thankful to God

and again, as did we all. do think l,
for one, was really thankful to God
that night.
At last we got to bed again-sooner
than we should, suppose; but the cold
drove US there. But sleep did not come
to me soon. Wonder and joy kept me
awake. Was there really a Santa Claus,
thenP /, boy fourteen years old, could
hardly help believing it. We had not a
neighbor, that l could think of, who
was rich enough to give US such q
bountiful Christmas present.
Father came early next day, bringing
money that he had earned, and more
letter from grandma, enclosing a
check for q hundred dollars. She said
it was her Christmas present, and an
other like it should come in the spring,
to help build that house. She had had
windfall, and we should enjoy our
share of it at once. 1t was a joyful
Christmas. Mother was right, rs she
generally is. Our crops were good this
year, and our Christmas of the follow
ing year did not find us in a dug-out.
Mother found out afterward that it
was really Mother Cripsey herself, and
nobody else, that put those things down
our chimney Christmas Eve. She never
would have done such thing for any
body but mother, though, l am sure.
She thinks there is nobody like our
mother. And 1 guess think so, too.
joy Allison, in N. Y. Independent.
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Qur Nnn,tg egnAs.
CHRISTMAS.

How did they keep his birthday then,
The little fair Christ. SO long ago?
o many there were to be housed and fed,
And there was no place in the inn. they said,
80 into the manger the Christ must go.
To lodge with the cattle and not with men.
The OK and the ass they munched their hay,
They munched and they Numbered, wonder
ing not,
And out in the midnight cold and blue
The shepherds slept and the sheep slept too,
Till the angels song and the bright star ray
Guided the wise men to the spot.
But snly the wise men knelt and praised,
And only the shepherds came to see;
And the rest of the world cared not at all
For the little Christ in the oxens stall.
And we are angry and amazed
That such dull hard thing should be!
How do we keep his birthday now?
We ring the bells and we raise the strain,
We hang up garlands everywhere
And bud the tarers twinkle fair,
Ard feast and frolic-and then we 60
Back to the same old lives again.
Are we no better, then, than they
Who failed the newborn Christ to see?
To them q helpless babe-to US
He shines Savior glorious.
Our Lord and Friend and all-yet we
Are half asleep this Christmas day.
susan Coolidge, In Christian Union.
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NUMBER IA.
"1t wasn't a mistake, though, Car.

line" NJ ,sA5''-A y
"What makes you think soP''
Well, tell you how it was; did
something for-for two ladies away up
town, and they offered me that bill, and
l wouldn't Law a finger to it, and that
pretty creeter put it in the silk; but I'll
take it back, I'll take it. skr"
"Come now, Aunt -nizzy," said
Carol, laughing, ..bet you can't tell
what street it was"
"HeyP" said the old woman with a
blank expression on her pale face.
"Massy, if know any more than old
woman led by dogr'
Carols mother touched Aunt Kizzy's
arm.
"Tell me, Aunt, how you earned the
money"
"I did what Carol did,"
"What did he do?''
''There's your stockin' just burstin'
to see you, Car line. Why don't you
go tend to itP''
"You care more for the stocking
than for me, Aunt Kizzy, for am in
almost as sad state"
would you tell, CarolP"
He grinned and said:
make her tell first how she got
hers"
"rd just as soon tell,'' said his
mother. 81 wish had u chance every
day. L sang for it,"
For a full minute. Aunt Kizzy and
Carol stared at each other, and then
exclaimed as if they had but one mind
between them: Like a beggarP''
80 no." said Caroline, laughing.
"I didn't ask for anything, but they
gave me something. sang last Sum
day in church"
"Carol." whispered Aunt Kizzy. is
my head onP''
"Looks to be. Is mine?''
"You have something on that looks
like head. Is my wig straightP''
"Straight as usual, Miss Hopkins.
How's miner"
"'Pears to have the right pitch, boy,
so let's tune up. Here's faith for the
future foreverr' and three grateful
voices rang out clearly with a song of
praise to Him, who, in sending His
Christmas blessings down, forget not
even so humble spot as Number One,
Crawlin Place.-Sargent Flint, in st.
Nicholas for December.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-12-25

The presence of trichin@ in pork
can be readily detected with micro
scope, and people who like that article
of diet would do well to insist on q care
full inspection of it before allowing it to
appear on the table. In Berlin every
pig killed must be examined with the
microscope before it is sold, or penal
ty will be inflicted.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-12-25

You've SEWARD placed a pistol at his
head in the presence of the girl who
had rejected his suit at Houston,
Mimi, and said he was going to COM
init suicide. He counted ' One, two
and she covered her eyes with her
nands. "Look at me-" he said; she
obeyed-" threer' and into his brain
went the fatal bullet.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-12-25
THE CHRISTMAS TREE.

WHILE the winter SHOWS are dressing
All the trees in sputless white,
And the twilight and the fire-ight
Round my ingle
Blend and mingle,
And the night
Creepeth on apace, there towers
On my hearth tree whose flowers
Such were born in elfin bowers
Far removed from mortal sight.
'Tis the king of all the cedars,
And its branches. green and fair.
With their weight of golden fruitage
Bend and glisten,
And listen.
While the air
Seems with benisons replete.
Which my lips and heart repeat,
Borne on incense weird and sweet
Incense sweet beyond compare.
Myriads of dainty baubles
Nestled in its branches are;
Ranks of shining tinted tapers,
Flashing, cleaning.
Each one seeming
Like the star
Which through all the toll and danger
Led the magi to the manger
Where WAS born the Royal Stranger
From the heavenly court afar.
As the tapers. slowly burning,
Set in darkness one by one,
And the troops of rosy children
Throng and mingle,
While the fun
And the look of glad surprise
Fade from out their sated eyes
Tell us now" my Princess cries.
"Of the Blessed Virgins Son."
Little Princess Golden-Locks,
Throned upon my knee again,
Waits to hear the old. old story,
New forever,
Which hath never
Ended been:
How the Eastern sages bring
Treasures to the Peasant King,
And the hosts of heaven sing.
Peace on earth, goodwill to men,"
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-12-25

-AWetzel County girl says one hugis
worth a dozen love letters. They can
not be introduced as evidence in
breach of promise suit, either.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-12-25

THE amount of money man leaves
is the kind of a funeral pile his relatives
take the most interest in.-Keokak Gate
City.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-12-25

lyon want Q drst-ciass Shave, Hair Cut or Sham
poo call ss Robtnson's o. K. Shaving Saloon Liberty
Street full assortment Of Hair Oils. Pomades and
Hair Restorafivcs- We also keep the best brand of
RasorsI and warrant them RAxors honed or ground
70 order. z. I. ROBINSON.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-12-25
CHRISTMAS FLOWERS

CHRISTMAS FLOWERS.
The earth is so bleak and deserted,
So cold the winds blow,
That no bud or no blossom will venture
To peep from below;
But, longing for springtime, they nestle
Deep under the snow.
And now. in this dreary December,
Our glad hearts are fain
To see if earth comes not to help us;
We seek all in vain;
Not the tiniest blossom is coming
Till spring brenthes again.
Where love takes let love give, and SO doubt not;
Love counts but the will.
And the heart has its flowers of devotion,
No winters can chill;
They who cared for good will that first Christ
mas
Will care for it still.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-12-25

The ulster covers Q multitude of
last winters suits.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-12-25
Printing.

Bring your printing to the Enterprise once. An
ktDds of printing done neatly and promptly. once
vsss side Public Square. over Houghton's Drug
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-12-25
ElAains MIL.

WELLINGTON PLANNING MILL Manufactures
and dealers in Sash. Door4 Blinds, Brackets. Bat
tingA Lumber. Shingles, Lafh. Cheese and Butter
Boxes- Scroll Saving. Matching and Planning done to
order. d. l. wadsworth. Prop. ONCE, near rail-
Dad Depot.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-12-25

Z WELLS. saddler and Harness Maker. The best
woykmen employed, and only the best stock used.
<N,svork done under my supervision. North side
Mechanic Street
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-12-25
Bakery.

Up. EDT. Baker snd Grocer. Fresh Bread Cake
and Pies every day. Also choice and complete a.
sortment Of Groceries. HanufActures and seIls
wholesale and retail. Candies and Confectionery.
West side North Main Street
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-12-25

4 =. GOODWIN. The Insurance Agent win b
fosnd st N slnee In Husted Bros-' Boot and Shoe
Store vhere be vfn be pleased 10 zee his oil Gus
toners needing snythins In bis line. Standard com.
snies repFesented and rates reasonable Losses
u0ps,y adjusted and paid At his agency.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-12-25

A s. POWERS Merchant Tailor. fine assort-
mcus Of Cloths ~ Cassimeres which will be made
order in .he latest styles and reasonable prices
No. q Bcnedicts Block. uS stairs
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-12-25

Cigars and Tobacco.
A p. DNoCK Manufacturer. Wholesale and Re-
tan dealer In Cigar. Tobaccos. etc. A nne assort-
menf Always kept In stock at lowest cash prices.
ssiesroom North side Of Liberty Street
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-12-25

- Annoer 1ard
h. wADswOIrH 4 SON. Planning MIL. Scroll
Saving. Mstehine. Planning. etc done to order.
Dealers In Lumber. Lath, Shingles, Doors Sash,
Binds Mouidings aud Dressed Lumber of all sorts.
Yard near Hamlin's Feed Store, Wellington q.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-12-25

J. II. WIGHT. Dealer In Clocks watches, Jewelry.
sfiverware. Gold Pens, Etc. Shop in Houshton's
Drug Store.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-12-25

W. d. MINER. A. NJ MINER
MINER d SON, Dealers in all kinds of
Cut Meats. fresh and salt Of . batter quality than
has heretofore been sold In Wellington We have .
new patent cooler and AL the appliances for doing
frst ciass business Our prices higher than
otheDcharxe for inferior meats Market North
side Liberty Street.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-12-25

Boots and Shoes.
W. Il. ASHFORD. Manufacturer and dealer In
Booes and shoes and all kinds Of first class custom
WORK. An work and materials fully warranted Shop
soaeA ssde Of Liberty Street. Wellington, o.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-12-25

= g. EULLER. Dealer In Fresh and Salt Mssss.
DolognA and PORK sau age. Highest market pncs
psid for Bseves. sheep. Hoss, Hides. Etc. Market
south side Liberty Street.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-12-25

R g. HoLLENBAcH. Merchant Tailor. in Unio
Block. Room @.
, 1879-02-26

hp&c10t 1H6pdlCA 10 Inc 1To4Hes
MILWAUKEE, Feb, 25,-1'he Goodrich 1lne
propeller Oconto has been hauled of tho L,,d-
iugton route temporarily, aud now lies moored
to the centre pier of Grand avenue bridge.
Thus two Of the four boats On that route nrc
withdrawn, the Afcnomincc having been tho first
to lay no. Thc reason for this notion Is said to
be the recent decline In freight rates to the scn-
board. Under tue prcscnt tariff tho Flint &;
Pcrc Marquette Railway Company cannot
l1uullo freight except at loss, owing to tho
rato that has be allowed to the propellcrs under
tile existing contract with Cnpt. Goodrich.
There Is stll plenty ot package freight to b.
bundled, most Of which now goes ELst via the
Detrut, Grunl llnyca, d milwaukee, Railway
ard Stcunlseip Ltne.
Thr stcatf,-uarye Forest City which has nnflc
occasional trips to Grand Haven during the WIN
ter, carrying wheat In bulk, hnB been Withdrawn
permanently, mil will 1tow be put in fllnpo for
the season Of navigation Rrouril tile ln!scA. The
steamships Minneapolis and Amazon cUntinuu
to make rrips viii, considerable regularity,
Although an east wind has prevailed for
thrty.sIx hours, the leu III tile bay does not cx-
tend out Into the bsy FROM shore over quarter
OF mllc. This may be arccptcl III IN indtca-
ttnn Of the smull quanttY Of iee udrllt at this
end OF the lakC.
, 1879-02-26
Tho Public I.Autta OF To1as,

t|lbfFeNaH t!fJ.i RFEN
Tho public domain Of Texas originally consist
cd OF about CSC, ,0O0, ,U0J acres of land worth now
nA many dollars. Out nf It thu State pcnsiOned
Its veteran soldiers or tlIelr ,eirs peustonol It's
curIy scttlcrs, wlu,tlGr siuglu men Or heads of
families, nil1 Subsidized coonios, sehuols, col
leEcs, untvcrsstus, asyllsls, railroads, canals,
irrigation .litches. river improvements, brIdgcs,
and watcr-wutlss. Out uf 1t tllu Htate sold at
onu "ta!l swoup'' area for whole State, ard
trlttcEcl thu procrcds nway, Out Of 1t tlulnestlc
anl foreign turErrs hive stolen. LII quantities
ranging from 4 sauattrr's cIghsy-acrc pro-ctnp-
ton up to tllu II 01]ncre tract pi tbs ,cleven-
league grant, harlly less than ,00O, 600 aercs,
and now, whcu uuly 81 $4,000 acrcs lre left, OF
which perhaps 5,00Q, ,0a acres arc worth patent
Ing, tbs stable door Is to bo shut. After all
llAt tho lasld-sharts The railway companies, tho
forgers, md tho Mexican-tltle manufacturers
have, for forty Or fifty years, been pckiug and
culllNg from this domain, Is to ba feared thAt
not much ts !uft brsl,iD barren plains and rocky
mountain ruuges. Ii Il Wesu hot for spec,la-
aiyu den,n,,tl ior Tcxa4 lanl-ecrtilcatrs outside
OF the State, thesp certificates, now worth f5)
to 81, 81 per srcttnM, ut lroll ~ to 6If cents
per urre, would hardly bring 1t is believed, over
4 to B cunts per acre. But the Governor pro-
po8ca to sell the Ut ,0G0, QUO acres, which, at the
nboya rate, would briuE about 3i,600,O0O, In
ordtr viii. lAa proceeds ~ tMy tho public debt,
an1 shis debt amounts To Rt lcast 0U at
, 1879-02-26
NEVADA.

lilo rcoplo Arise In Their Might and rro-
test Against C"rsapt LegIslntion.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Feb. 15.-A Virginia
City {Noy.) dispatch says an imn,ense nlass-
meeting WIGS held last night to take action on
the AntiRaifroad bill which comes up ia tic
Legislature to-n,orrow. Three thousand pco-
pie wcrc present Tho excitement Is intense.
Senator Lime, who opposed tho hill, was askctl
to resign Immediately. Propositions to hing
t!'r members Of The Legislature who were
bought wcro received with cheers. 1t was pro.
posed 10 1tart procession Of men to walk to
Cnrson tn the moraig unl demand that their del
cgatcs pass the bill. a committee Of twenty
tlrco met and pnssed resolutions that tie pro-
posed demonstration bo done away with, as they
fcarctl hanging mud bIoodst1c1. tile Committee
bnye drawn up resolutions to send To Cursor TO-
morrow morning by Delegates, expressive Of the
Intense feeling here, aNtl declining to bc rcsron-
sihlo for the consequences III case tue procession
ktartS., -
, 1879-02-26

knowledge. lie Ind observed tint In tho cxamtna-
t|On. for surgeons during the Ciyl! War the
graduates q old Rush had stonI III tn. front
rank. u. Allen gayc the Graduates to.nc good
tin. lo .wu'ld lcavs lie ,norr painful task Of
taytng fnrwclt to anolhcr r!nss. A beautiful
basket f flowers was scnt up to tim President.
antl the audience apoiaudeti a. he received It.
aponro IN bcllnif u The graduating class. lie
epoks Of tile tiiIlcnit'ea; and trials Of young
ineti In tho various pfpfrasnns in gencrnl ami
1f those graduates now entering upon tie
tne3ieal profession IT. particular al elo.cd With
o fitting farewell 10 tie elass ntnl lr Faculty.
The speaker was greeted With applause Us tlo
retired.
lrcsi1cnt Alien announced that the Honorary
Degree nf N. p. hatl beet conferred on Dr. J.
II. Gnrtftncr Of Farmer Ci!y, III. Tor his ctni-
ncnt services and scholarly atta!nments.
pn. A. IL. aTRoSu
was introduced by the President, and delivered
tho valedIc.orv naress in wcll.set trsrs and ot
the closc of lis remarks Dr.. !. H. Murphy. res,-
retenting the graduating Glars. presented MIN
witt, aplsntli4 case @ al surgical Instruments,
strong acknowledged tic. Rft 10 bccttniHy la,,-
Eunge, md, nftcr ntoitler SELECTION had hcen
performed nn tho urgnn slr atr. l,afr. the a,,ttl-
cnca was dlsmtsacl with l!lc M.Hed!ction, uro.
nounced by tile lscy. T. N. Mossisun.
THE BANQUET.
contained large asscmblnEc Of the Hush Col.
lego Alumni and other invited gucats uf tie
Faculty, last evening. On The "ceasinn al tl,c
nunuat banqict. Anloug thnse present we're
&Itany OF the most distinguished medical prac.
tit,oners If the city natt from a,road, nt.l also
notable gentlemen from ot!,cr professions. d..
james N. Hyde wus the Chairman Of tho ere,,-
Ing. An excellent dinner Was served, and afans
1t had been disposed Of DR.. HYDE annouuce,i
the ,oasts, atd introduced TIN gentlemen whu
responded to them. The following ia lat of
thn toasts and tho nnnlcs Gf the Respondents:
of 'tis; Our Noigbbors Of tl,e Hospital. nr. T..
W. Leo; Our Surfing Faculty, FroI. ,fnhu E.
Owens, Glass OF '7H; Our A!,l,ilul from Abroad,
DR.. William Fox, Clhss Of TO-. The Youngest
Children o. oT. n famtly, Pr $ !. Ktlmsr, Giass
Glass Of 80; Alnsa Nater, Prof. ]. Adama
Allen,
This festivities woro kent up until midnight,
atlu were Of ratioual md interesting character.
THE ALUMNI.
About 90 Of the Rush College Alumni me,
Mt 7:3n last evening In the rcstaurant.roon, oi
1ho fremont House, for the purpose Of re.
organizing their association and listening to The
pher Iootlbroko, who occupied the chair.
Tile Executive Committee presented n new
constitution, which was adopted, and the fol
lowing officers wcfc elected for the cusuna
year,. President, Dr. 4. NJ. McArthur, oi
Ottawa, IL; First visc-prcsilent, Dr.; William
DR.. r. r. ingals, OF Chicago; Executive Com.
lnlttec, Drs N. bridge. Y. l.. Hurlbut, I. A.
EEnmOnB-
. Or. Goodbrokc, tho retiring President, dc.
llrcsetl tho annual address,, which sketcEeo the
history OF The Association Mnd the college.
Tie Association tleu adjourned To attend the
banquet rendered by the Faculty Of Ituah
College.
, 1879-02-26

male mate children Tic young laylle,, sat,t, to
nupvc 1,o, ahd mnor son.; me Iaster ne.'is
i oHrn .. ta.sossea "ie nt aeeeaiso , Fry ~, N
,le1li'matc 81, sh Of Waliaee: y ysstcftny's
sn.if w : ~. @ W. ~
W",nno o. ln aon anH oIn "i suo.a ~, LOT asI is
a =, -. T., luz nnr 'e H. aMsu ,staa. INV
masn n ~, III e n ma' w.. w" Ill., ~ IT, "
W., ,,.i,I " w pu'.s. ,''aa ..e !auy & VIZ
~ ~ .n. H. ~ ~ a"m.u n'n, a.pmo' '1
ep ~ orovc ,ot Mr o,asc Mnn =, tno H., ~ ~.
1cath rn. ,,a,"..,n 80 a. III, ne - ~ s
tnnnv w. ~. tansm tia ~ 'nst ~ "I' " t tSs
tra,., W ns E.s ot Wne! Was ,tt M
avenue, rl,nE ,he use oi the ,loinie'iu M" erT.
s% H.. thc ,sr n,,s ts "as m az ,
iun began. NJ. Tourte'lotio rrad tho varIons
tint Tic nmount claia'ed was 1 exorb'.ant il
had appeared from thr previous testimony thut
und washing, All; nrr nnnth f"r r1nthc, ctr
and tint j.cr an nr ~. M .,,,s Sro,1 si
9, 70 t,me; lug award called for 1ll the nrtirles
ailo"cu ny lawt '''l considerable incrriinent
vas f ereaec,l by t!!e couments OF counsel upon
not conceive wllnt lac tic young Indy could
hayc hay ior nieh row and cali, or for sioo Sow
dcr wns twn soic,n,,.1noLtn,s i+cma nm for avn,
wortt, OF beds anil Got]iJmr. md ,l,e nthrr fnr
lie could not i1nngiuo tlu uso 10
WnIen w e1oo a. solitary iemalo could put
,ies. n,5' IL NJ inr thc nrnvis,nts ~ wos si~nt,
impossib!e p' that sEo copja Iuyour Hne snn1s I a'1
ianey groceries to the amount of sl,i'n each
tweiyemonth. After long talk over thta mat
ter tic Court cut the amount down to s., 40 per
annutn, and the muttcr Will remain a. IL is for
few days, III order that tile nttornevs for tho
Other Side NAV drtcrIuine whether ,,r not ,hev
viii insisS om annthrr "vor,, ,'cin,s ,rs,,n VII
Is, ,"n r,ntt"r ~ ,,-"nt ~ i,."s ' ~
t.tn u"t,.,"' ~ y, .oot VI ns.s.p u. t.,u 80.
tc. tatc. oatuEuh} was SCI rs tue time lof hearing
1he Arguments.
TIE GALL.
JupoE DLonoErr-245 TO aB3. No case on t.ta,,
JUpnE OANY-u9n 10 si)i M tn H1O. Iini: 10
3a:I Inclusive, a passed case on trial ~
JUNE JAnEsoS-Asslsts Julco fiury. No caso
on trial.
,so1Inn JGnaE hoo0E-2o u, sS' and CO. No case OH
JunaE RoaEns.sct case 4,737, McCnbo VI.
Ryan nntl calendar Nos. 1B ii to -, inclusive, No,
U, Fnrrcjj vs. Chicago. burlington i Quincy Unil-
ruat1 Company on irinI, lt uniy 9ood for an honr,
, 1879-02-26
INCORPORATED.
ks&<rfdf f}ffftJfrh tn 7H1 Trfh1tN&. z.

srRlNoriELp, H., Feb. 25.-Liccnses to or
eanlze as corporations were Issued to-day by the
Secretary Ut State as iolows:
Tho Arizona Gold 4 silver Mining Company,
Of Chicago; capital, 5000 600; cosporators C'urls
This Lcadyllie Prospecting & Mining Company,
nf Ehlcayo; capital, 81, ,UM; coEporatars, e,
g. Hareer, Jr., Henry L, Iasxlotd, and Stephen
A. Reynolds.
The Farmer Gttv Mining Il Coal Companr, OF
Farmer Clty, DoAYltt County; capital, Ss,OM
A certificate uf organization WIS also died by
the Masonic Hall Association, Of New Dougias,
Madison County.
, 1879-02-26

!. One Of onr most ttrinabe citizens tnay be
Ssrnp. for LIS timely n<c has saved his HE.
, 1879-02-26
MILWAUKEE, PUBLIC WORKS.

MILWAUKEE, Feb. .5.-T'he contracs for tho
completion of The first section OF the Washing
ton avenue scfght-fout sewer tunnel wns rclct
this morning. There wero seven bidders and
hfnH IA fullnMi.
, 1879-02-26

I;uik ShLE-COAL PROPERTY At rfrTa1lTli,.
r.. eonsstsnE Of l7s setsa otoHt Ten Of the yc!y
aur1ace Is the kcy 10 90 acres; new rIten.
t.oa ot 10 70 shors MlchKau Southern Katroad "a
Ing 1t W u, The rrtat East. Welt, North. Plans,
fnTvcys rest uf mining engineer fnur1cirnts tssts
y adifea atlnE Of calling On UAFr. E. ii. CLANCY.
5tp y D, m.
, 1879-02-26

REAL ESTATE WANTED.
Ht?AETED-To HUr FOt: MY 1WS USE a hHMALI.
~ h1sc and lnt t2.story BRICK st0aa front pre-
ferredl IN aonl iocaty: ANAL nayndnt down. bal
nnCe mnt MY or nnK time. Itn location and deIcrip.
tlon- Adtrcsi -. Tribune otlce.
WASrl:p-A SlCi: iMpI,0vi:lj FLACE or n TO
" VI ACrEE close tu tuW. within miles OF Chra.
-, for ks.tAn 10 si0.Utu cash. ii. 4. Law HENCE
flU nAdI4ur.s: -,
, 1879-02-26

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, 1879-02-26

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