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TIE Crescent speaks of the many per-
sons who picnicked at Appleton on
Wednesday of last week as the ''most
agreeable cargo OF excursionisss which
has lately been in our midst" Thou
hast right, neighbor Crescent.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-08-21

ARRANGEMENTS are being made to re-
move the telegraph Office from its present
location to the express Office. There was
some talk at first of removing it to the
south side.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-08-21

Two roughs at Vaudeville, Mich.
were arrested last Monday, and went
with the officer without resistance. Al
ter reaching the Jail they drew their
knives and stabbed the officer twelve
times, killing him instantly.
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Legal, NoTfCFS

(First publication August :, 1871 No. 50
IN PRoBATE,-MANTTowo COUNTY COURT
i In the matter fthe estate OF Henry Grosz
pietsch, DECEASED
10 81 whom u may concern; Letters of admin
>traton on said estate having been issued to ohm
KICK Gu the 9Th day of August. 4. n lSiq. and six
months lc1iA and aIicr said day being allowed and
ilWi''l irf creditors 10 present their claims f0I
examination and allowance. notice IS hereby given
that the undersigned viii, on the seconI TUESDAYS
OF september, October, November and December
1913. ana on the second Tuesday of january and
tue NTH day of February, 1880, al the Probate OF
ice III tie city of Manitowoc, ia said county re
ceive, examine and adjust all claims, and demands
OF all persons against said deceased.
Dated ACgrst ssh. ISTq.
MICHAEL KIRWAN, County Judge
]. FAM, Atty. aag =
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LAST night the lightning struck a
building somewhere on the Lake Shore
road south of here. The flames could
be seen from the city. The barn OF
Father Jacobs Of this city was also
struck. 4 building either in Liberty or
Meme was also destroyed
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First publication July 81, 1879.


IN pRoBATE,-MANIT0WoC COUNTY COURT.
IN the matter Of the estate OF Joscph Nogel,
deceased.
On reading and fling the petition of John p.
Wickert, administrator OF said estate setting forth
the amount OF personal estate that has come to
his hands, and the disposition tLGrcol-ti.c
amount OF debts outstanding against said GgceaS-
ed, aud description Of all the real estate of which
said deceased died seized, and the condition and
value OF the respective portions thereof and pray
ing that license he to him granted TO sell the east
half OF the northwest quarter OF section fourteen
G4), town nineteen 40, range twenty-five t2.l. in
hamtoWoc county, Wis, and Il appearing by said
petition, that there Is not sufficient personal ps-
atc in the hands OF said administrator 10 nav said
debts, and that it Is necessary in order 10 paw the
same, 10 sell all OF part Of said real estate: it is
therefore ordered that MI persons Interested in
said estate appear before the Judge OF this CoIlrt
on Tuesday. the 2Hd day of September. A. D. 1879
at 10 clock IL. at the once of the county udgc
In the city of ManltOwCc in said county, then and
there To show cause cir any there be- why license
should not be granted to said administrator to sell
said real estate according &c the prayer of said
petition.
And it is further ordered, That copy of this or
Ger shaii ne published for four successive weeks
prior 10 SAID Gay OF hearing, in tho Manitowuc
Iilot, weekly Newspaper printed and published
at daiiltoWoc IN said comfy. aud personally scry-
60 on all persons Interested in ssid estate rcsid.
ing III said county. at least Iwcnty DAYS before
SAID day OF hearing. By the court
Dated at ManitUWoc the 18th iinv Of .JuIv. n
1879. - '"II' a. De-
MICHAEL KIRWAN, County badge.
Nash " Schmitz, AuJs. aug Y
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-08-21

MISS KATE DEWEY, daughter of ex-
Governor Dewey, has accepted a position
in the Milwaukee high school. Business
reyerses of her father constrained Miss
Dewey to accept the position.
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COOPERSTOWN.

! series OF social dances has been Just
given here. which have been very enter
tanning; bttt that given at the mansion of
2. Ready capped the climax; and those
who pronounced it ga SELL hal better
absent themselves on snch occasions I'M
til they become capable of appreciating
good music.
( Harvesting is about all over, and the
answer to the oft asked question, ''what
viii the harvest be, is looked for as soon
as owners of threshers get their machines
I IN running order.
J. Mulquine, vino came from the
sunny south, " to reouperatc and sojourn
among his friends, departed for Chicago,
accompanied by his cousins. Their
many admirers wish that their paths may
/ be always brilliantly illuminated.
+ 4 theatrical entertainment was given
in kelIner's hail on Sunday evening,
Aug. 3. We saw extensive preparations
in progress during the day; sthe scenery
]
the proprietors of any theatrical hall in
our large cities. The theatre itself is
spoken OF as being one of the most anus
ing aud instructive that ever visited here
and we don't doubt it particle Hall
rent is so Cheap, and the audience that
gathers, sc immense, that the most ez-
pensive show will find it lucrative to ex-
hibit here. And hereafter when any big
show slIips Manitowoc, Kollnersville will
secure it and then oIIr little burg will
make our county metropolis take a back
seat. So, Manitowoc, sustain your repu-
tation.
Strong arguments are now brought
forth by some in favor of erecting
school-hoUse, and establishing sectari-
an school here: but popular sentiment is
so antagonistic to the measure that its
advocates viii have to stink into silence
here, and look for other worlds to con-
qIer.
We did not intend TO suppressthe fact
that the diphtheria prevailed here: but
we were informed that the deaths which
occurred were caused as stated How
ever, it does prevail, and we are Ioathe to
state that it is of a very malignant char
acter. Five children, belonging to Mr..
August Gauger, have already been car
ried from beneath their parental roof by
the disease, and the remainder Of his
family is PROSTATE with the disease. Two
children Of Mr.. Reed have also been
buried and many other serious cases are
reported.
Many persons, who insured in the
dodge" have been waiting patiently
for the company to become conscience
stricken; but not until justice was obtain
ed through that tribunal, the y. S. Court,
did they receive any tidings OF their
sunken money. But the last mail was
crowded with postal cards, announcing
the joyful tidings that a dividend was
about to be declared; and the ''stock-
holders hereabouts are jubiIant over the
matter. Persons, whose accommodations
for years, had been consumed by the de-
vouring element, are waiting in GREATNESS
suspense for the ''draft." Surely the era
of better times is upon us.
We've been insured,
/ And our losses have neen great;
I But the company may be assured
That while we live in the Badger State,
Never again will we invest.
/ IN 9 company that has proved such pest.
REVIVAL OF Hoopskirts ana Bustles!
Hoopskirts are being worn again, and we
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-08-21

A FARMHR's team YVES frightened yes
terday while standing near Schuettes'
store, by the street sprinkler, and ran
away. They were caught on Calumet
street without having done any damage.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-08-21

DR.. O'Connell finds time to be gran
ger and it seems can make land smile
with bountiful harvest when clicked
with straw" He has raised some oats
this year which yielded oyer Go bushels
to the acre.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-08-21

POTATOES will be magnificent crop III
this county this year. Corn was never
before so good, and it is believed will
yield as high as 100 bushels to the acre,
in some places
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-08-21

Mr. TURNER of this city yesterday re-
ceived the following letter from the Two
Rivers Innooents. 1t is painful to con-
template their coming to this city to be
gobbled up by the unmatched Old Plugs:
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iblrst publication July Il. 1879
NORTCI .OSTEE SALE

CIRCUIT COURT.-MANITOWOC COTN-
L ~, WIS. John Maertz, plaintiff, against
William boueield:, julius B9neiclGt and A. c
MacrtZ, defendants.
Ey virtue OF and pursuant to q Judgment Of fore
closure and sale, in the above entitled action dat
Ell June 9th, ISIS, directed to me- rendered al q
general term OF the circuit court Of the state OF
Wisconsin, held al the court house in the city OF
ManiioEuc, IL the county ot Mamtowuc, Wise0n-
sin, on the 9th day OF June, D., 1878. Hon.
Campbell Mclean Presiding judge, which said
Judgment OF decree and foreclosure was fled.
docketct and recorded in the clerk of the crcuit
courts office IN the county Of Manitowoc, in said
state. ] shall expose for sale and sell at Public
Auction. at the shcrills Office in the court house.
IN the city and county of haEitOwoc, Wisconsin,
on the 3ith day a1 August, A H. 1919 ri 10 O'Clock
IN the forenoon OF that day. all the following des-
cllbcd moIt"Ggvd premises, or 80 much thereof rs
nay DC necessary 10 raise the amount of said
Judgment, interest and costs, and costs OF sale.
The said mortgagcd premises are described as fol
lows. to-wit:
4 part of the northwest GGapter OF the north
east quarter Of section number two %, IN town
Sh}p number nineteen 90, range number twenty
one cd east, III Manitowoc County Wis, com.
mcnclng sixteen rods, twelve feet and i've links
west from the northeast corner of the northwest
quarter OF tie UCEth-easr quarter of said section
running thence west farty-siE feet. thence south
scventyive feet, thence east fortysiz :vgt thence
north 10 the place OF beginning
Dated July 10th. 1879,
P.J. PIERCE.
Sheriff oil Manitowoc Co.
T. b Treat Atfv ono Il
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THE Wisconsin State Agricultural So
ciety meets this year at Madison on Sep
tember Sth. The fair continues until the
18th. We are under obligations to the
managers for q complimentary ticket.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-08-21

SHERIFF PIERCE levied upon and seiz-
ed eleven cows in Rockland, last Satur.
day. A writ of replevin was taken out
before Justice Schmidt. There is con.
test as to who owns the COWS.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-08-21

NINE of the Bohemian Turner's of this
city visited Kewaunee on Saturday last,
TO attend Turner's celebration at that
place. They speak of the kewaunee
Turner'S as princes in hospitality.
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(FIrst publication July 10, 1870
FORECLOSURE SALE.

IN CIRCUIT COURT, - MANITOWOC COUN-
Il T1, WIS. Philip Radow, plaintiff, against
Charles Eggert, Carl Weudt and Frederick Wendt
his wife, hans +. lloenck, Oscar Baula, Wenzel
Duarck, Charles w. White, G. \. Forrest, Louis
EccerJ and Louisa Egccrt his wife, and Bernhard
Rhoda, defendants.
BY virtue of and pursuant to Judgment Of fore
closure aud sale. III the above entitled action.
dated Jnly 9th, a. D. ISIS. directed 10 me- render
cd at q general term of the circUit court OF the
state OF Wisconsin, held at the court house IL the
city OF Fond du Lac, in the county Of Fond du
Lac. on the 9Th daY Of July. A. D, 1878, being &
special term for N2nitowOc county. Hon. Camp
bell Mclean presiding judge, watch said judy
mcnt Of decree and foreclosure fled. duckoted
and recorded in the clerk OF the circuit courts OF
fee in the county Of AanitUwOc and state of Wis
CCusin, l shall expose for sale and sell at public
auction. at the sheriff. office in the court house
IL the city OF ManitUwOc, in the county Of Mani.
t0Woc, III the state OF lScansip, on the ORD DAY
OF August, =. n, 1879, al ten clock in the fore
noon Of that day all the following described mort
gagged premises, or SO much thereof as NAV h.
necessary TO raise the amount of said Judgment.
interest and costs and costs Of sale. The follow
ing i a description .! the muTtgagcd premises as
follows, tO-wit; ali that certain tract piece or
parcel Of land lyiBg and being situated in the east
halt o. the SOUTHWEST quarter OF section number
thfrty-siE $50. IN township number treuty 100,
north OF range number t~enty-lour 20 cast In
the county Of Mauit0wOc, state OF Wisconsin and
described more particularly as follows. to-git:
Commencing thirteen rods west from the south
east corner OF said tract, thence west alone the
south line OF said tract, sxtg-sevea ON rods 10
the s0utE>west corner OF said tract thence nor-h
10 the west line OF said tract, tySenysix and one
half esq rods, thence east on line pafaIIet vii
the south line Of said tract si1ty-sgTeu 60 rods
thence south twGntg-sIX and one half {28E) rod .
10 the place of beginning. containing eleven acres
and fifteen and one hall rods, more or less
Dated July Ioth, 1879.
P.J. PIERCE.
Z. p. Treat, Atty ane IL
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The wife of Henry Plockelmann of
Mishicott, fell from load of pease one
day this week. Her side came IN con-
tact with stub hurting her internally,
and quite seriously.
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A MAN named e. J. Wescott, a resident
of Gardner, ILL.,, died on Thursday last
at the Windiate House, of consumption.
He was very feeble when he first reached
the city.
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THE steamer City of Duluth carried
away some of the schooner Carlingforl's
head gear on Sunday night while turning
around in the harbor.
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Miss Anglia Carroll who has been at
Peru ILL.,, taking charge of millinery
department for some time past, returned
home Monday last on a visit for few
days. ~
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Mr.. G. II. TURNER, now engaged III
the government work at Port Washing
ton, was in the city Friday. He will
take charge of tho work in this place
about September LIST.
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A HORSE belonging to Mr.. Schuette
ran away with buggy one day last week.
The horse was stopped without having
done much damage.
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list OF IEVTER,S
III VI III 4 I-INDs
Remaining uncalled for at the Manito-
NOTICE.

My wife MeHa Dumas having left my bed and
board without any reason, therefore all persons
are hereby cautioned against trusting her on my
account a / shall pay no debts which not con
traeted by myself personally.
21aug3t JOSEPH DUMAS.
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FROM the on Onicle we learn that a
side track is being run to Wehausens
mill and to some of the ware houses OF
the Two Rivers manufacturing Company.
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THE Milwaukee Sentinel states that
the Ahnapee Record was sold to MIR.
Charles Barnes and that Mr.. Wing will
remove to Dakota.
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THE base ball league championship
promises to be interesting now that the
three leading clubs are 50 near each 9th
er in the games won.
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THE Appleton water power valley is
being literally covered with side tracks.
Appleton will soon have as excellent
transportation facilities as she can desire.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-08-21

SEWING machines Of all kinds for
sale cheap at Lchnlknhl & Dicke's.
Corner OF Main and Washington
streets,
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MIR. Viebahn has been assigned addi-
tional institute work. Ee will conduct
an institute at WATERFOWL to commence
on the 18th of August.
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JOHN RYAN had one of his fingers SO
badly hurt by being crushed by stick
of cord wood at Bailey's Harbor that
amputation was necessary.
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THIRTY ONE new cases of yellow fever
were reported to the board of health on
Tuesday. The funds of the Howard
Association are exhausted.
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REPUBLICAN papers give more atten-
ton to JEFF Dayis's candidacy for the
United States senate than the old man
does, himself.
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THE fish for Pigeon Lake furnished
by the fish commissioner Will arrive IN
this city, this, Thursday, evening.
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JUST, RECEIVED

at THE PILOT OFFICE, 10000 first class
No. envelopes, which will be furnished
printed at s.. Is per thousand.
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SHERIFF PIERCE brought Dennis Hag-
gerty to the state prison at Waupun, on
Thursday last. This closes Haggerty S
late eventful career.
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WE have added to our Corset stock
Bray's Patent "La Refine" Corset with
detachable double clasps, an have the
exclusive sale Of same.
!. SCqTyFTvrE * / 6os-
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DIED.

VOELKERT-In fhis city on "Wednesday eve
ming August ~ At the residence of Fred Helm
eInau, Mrs. MARY NOELRERT. aged a..
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1kUst publication August 7. 1921 No s.
/ y PRoBATE,-MANIToWoC COUNTY COURT
4 IN the matter Of the estate OF John Peter
lloischbach, deceased.
To All whom u may concern: Letters or admir-
iStratloa on said estate having been issued "a
befnA6fd DcilsinaGu, on The 5th day ofAugsst A
~ 1872, aud six months from and after said ,fay
being allowed and limited Tor creditors to present
ihtlr claims for examination and allowance. no.
tIcc is hereby given that the undersigned viii an
the second Tuesdays OF September, October No.
vcnhcr and December, 1879. and on the second
tuesday OF January. $50, AID on the 5th day ol
February 1850, NJ the Probate Office in the CITY oi
ManljoMoc, ia said county. receive, examine and
adjust ali claims, and demands OF al persons
against said deceased
Dated August 5th, 1870
MICHAEL klRWAN, County Judge au .
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STATE OF WISCONSIN, r.
MANITOWOC COUNTY. 80
SHERIFFS OFFICE.

l
Mantowoc, Aug. :, 1879. (k'S.
Notice is hereby given in accordance with the
above notice from the secretary Of state that
at the general election 20 toe held in the several
towns, wards, villages and election districts of
the county ol Aantowoc i'll the state of WiScon-
sin. on the Tuesday next succeeding the first
Monday, being the tth day of November a a.
1879, the following officers are to bc elected to-
wit:
4 Member OF Assembly, in the first assembly
district, consisting OF the towns of Schlcswig
ration, Cato, Meme, Franklin. BOckland, Maple
grove ana Liberty, in place of john Carey.
whose term or Office viii expire on the first
Monday of january, a. d., 1880:
a Member of Assembly, in the second ossoru-
bly, district consisting of the towns of Gibson.
MiShicott, Two Creeks. COupoFstogn K0sSuth
Two Rivers and the city of Two Rivers in place
OF W M. lander, whose term of Office will ey-
pire on the first Monday OF January a. d. lgQG.
y Aoinhcr OF Assembly, in the third assembly
district, consisting OF the towns of Newton
0enterVille ManirowOc Rapids Manitowoc and
the CITY Of ManituwOc, IN place of VIM Uemu-
Scnemeyer, whose term of ofEsc viii expire on
the nrst Monday Of January. q. d.. 1850,
A County School Superintendent for Inc
county OF 6dptOwOc, in place of W. A. Walker
whose term OF office will expire on the first
Hoilday Of January, a. o., 1881;
\ Clerk OF the Circuit Court, for Nauitowoc
county, in place of Hubert Falgc. whose term
OF Office viii expire on the first Monday of Janu-
airy, Il. L., 1856:
Said election To be conducted. the votes can
vaSsed, and returns made pursuant to law
Dated, Sheriff Office, Manitowoc, WIS, An
rust 9th, q. d., 1873.
p ~ 3RCE.
SHCrlI of Iiluitusyaf- Wis
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lF1Fst publication July 81, ls79) No S.
IN PR0BATE,-MANTTOWOC COUNTY. COURT
4 In The matter OF the estate of Michael Lewis
deceased.
To all whom it may concern: letters Of Nd.
mlAieiratiuu With the will annexed, in this mat
ter having been issued 10 Charles fnlip@. IN, m,
5Otb day OF july, a. 1873, and six months from
and after said day being allowed aud limited for
creditors To present their claims for examination
ana allowance, notice j. hereby given that the an,
dersigped VIII on the first Tuesday Of each month
during be time so limited and also on the last
day OF S;ld six months al the Probate Office in The
cHy uI AanltoW0c in saju county, receive. OK
anime and adjust all claims, and demands Of ali
persons against said deceased
Dated July S0Jh, 1879.
NICHAEI. KIRWAE County Judae
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VERMIN destroyer, sure death to all
vermin-prepared fresh at Robinson's
drug store.
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NOTICE

Town CleFks:-Please inform me % me No. az
dogs listed in Your towns 20 enable me to get tht,
necessary amount oi receipts ,riutel
JOHN L. W I.1ofSEi;T, County C ~.
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REVIVAL of Hoopsi1irts ana Bustles!
Hoopskirts are being worn again, and we
have all the new styles, sucn as: Fairy,
Fairy Belle, Magic Queen, and Elite.
j. SCHuETTE & Bios.
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P.J. ~ ,RCE.
Sheriff OF Mauitowoc mty, wis.
| GtTATE or WISCONSIN, Cob. COURT FOR
i - MANlIlM Do EAL-NlA- In nRAn

atTATE or WISCONSIN,-COU1-. COURT FOR
- MANlTONUC CuUNII.-lN PROBATE
Notice is hereby given that at a special term
Of the county court, to be held in and for said
county, az the Office of the County Judge, IN the
City OF Manitowoc, il said county on the 9th
day OF September \. d.. 1873 the following mat
tiers Will bc heard and considered:
The appli cation Of August Fansly for the IN
pOlntmeut OF an administrator Of the es.atc ~
JoHN FANsKY late of the town Of Liberty n, said
county, deceased. John Fra,1z. AtfvI
No. 81.
The application o. Charles klinuholz 10 admit
to probate Tie last viii and testament OF HEvHI-
ETA kLIEeH oIz late of the town of Manitov-oc
hapIds, IN said county, deceased.
Il. q. 81 w. j. Turner, Attys
No. g.
The application Of Aicnael Doolan 20 admit tn
PROBATE the last Viii and testament OF Jouy Don
Ian, late OF the town OF Franklin in said county.
deceased; and also for the appointment OF said
Michael Do0lGn as administrator with said viii
annexed, upon the estate Of said deceased
H. q. & W. j. Turner httye.
No. o,
Iha application Of Richard Roland 10 admit TO
probate the last VIII and testament Of Tuo,1ts
GRADY, late ol The town o. FramkiH IN said com
y. deceased. II. G.. & W J. Turner A -.
b. order Of the court,
Dated August L, 1879.
MICHAEL KIRWAN. County Judge.
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We sell our paints. oils and brushes
cheap. I. & J. RoBINsoN.
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AFTER THIS DATE SAVE % TO 80
PER CENT,
By getting your physicians prescriptions
and family RECEIPTS put up at L. 4 j..
kobinson's store.
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P.J PIERCE.
Sheriff oil MauitoWoC Co.
i. y. Treat, Atty. aae II
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We've been insured,
And our losses have peen great;
But the company may be assured
That while we live in the Badger State,
Never again will we invest.
Ia company that has proved such 4 pest.