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Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-17

cnIcAGo. Dec 3l.-The Journal $ Washington special says Advocates of the Texas Pacific Railroad bill say chat they have made careful canvass of the House end Senate. and ind a majority of seven in the House and SIX m the Senate in favor of the bill when t shall be put on ,ss final passage. An effort will be made to take 1t up immediately after the holiday recess. Speaker Randall has gwen a promise, lt IS claiilled, to help the measure in the House.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-17
Legal Notices. COnstable's Sale.

 By virtue Of 90 execution issued oul oi Justices Court. Globe Predict Pinal coun- ty, Ariz0na, and to me directed. wherein I aln commanded Co make file sum Of oue hundred and thirty-fre dollars dchf, and She further sum Of forty-nine dollars and fo-ty-hve cents interest and costs, together wish accruing costs. wherein Charles liayse and C. E. Buck are plaintiffs and lra faucner Is defendant ! haye levied upeH all the right, title and interest of the said Ira FancheF iR Che Green Tree mining claim. situated in Globe District, Pinal county Arizona.
 Notice is hereby giren that on Friday tho 3ith day of January ie59, at twn o'clock ?. M. 0f that day, in front of the post office, zi the village 0i Globe, Pinal county, Arizoua, will expose for sale co public auciiou,as the law directs, all the right. title and interest of the said Ira Fancher ia and Go the afore- said mining claim
 Dated at dlobe, Pinal county. Arizona, December 3l, 1873.
 A. e. PRSDLETOS,
 Constable di0be Precinct.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-17

A great beau of the time of Will liam Rufus. called Robert the Horn ed. wore shoes with long sharp points stuffed with tow. and twlsted in a spiral form. This fashion took the fancy of lhe people of that day i'm uensely. and Ehe points went out in- creasing yearly until the relgn of Richard II. when they had to be tied to the knees of the wearer, to save him from being encountered in walking This tyug, or fastening .in the case of gentlemen was by chains of silye. or silver gilt In Chaucer's tme the upper part of those shoes was cut to initiate 8 church window The rank of the wearer in those days was shown by the length of his poaf- anes. The men, says Paradin. awore them with a point before. half a foot long tue richer and more eminent peronsages wore them 8 foot, and princes two feet long :" By an Act of the regin of Edward ", the absurd length to which these points had attained was limited and no enc under the rank of a lord yas to wear shoes more than ten inches long, and all cobblers making them were to be fined aud cursed by the clergy.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-17
AssesSllsent Notice.

 Mc9liuen Siiser Mining C0mpany-l0ea- 3n of priHeipa place Of huslAess, San Fran
 ai1rnHa, location q works, Globe District, Ariz0na Ierrt0rFl- Fl-N0tice is heTs- by given, that at q meeting Of the Board of Directors, held on the 33d d4y of November. 1878, an asachAment No. 5 of twenty-five cents per sba-e was levied upon the e=capifa, tock of Che corporation, p-yaale iinine,li- srely in United States gold celn. to thc Sec eetary. at she ailSee of the Company, Room 4 Sale Deposit Building, saa Francisco, California
 Any stock upon which Ihis lsSessmeni hall remain unpaid on the Sccand day of anlary. lssa, will be delingueri, and ae- srtised for safe, and unless payment is n.zde elore, wil be cold on "Wednesday. Che Teniy-ninth day Of January. ieI9. te pay lle delinquent assessment, t0ge .HsF with tise 9st of advertising and expenses Of safe. Bg s1lev of the Board of Direeiars.
 A- C. McMEA.s1 Secretary. Of1te- Room 21 safe Dst csit Bulidlnx. zn Efanriseo, California
 pCSTP0SE1fENT
 The dellnquenl day e asovt assee amen, las been postp0nst fQ Ass}Nl1SS, FEB tUAkI e.. 1sias 2nd Che lay ci sals Co
 AcMEASls sse-srsry.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-17

A Western paper wants to know why woman always sits on the floor to pull on her slockings2 Ne suppose it is simply because she can't sIL on the ceiling
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-02-13
AANAA1A -
HONEY OF HOREHQUND AND TAR

sSaffsn, SrRdrtamsen, grippe, eSeiferRsif
&t9munss6ef6werbrn, COruie 9e9fRopf-,
Suftr66rGn- Hno cSungcnrctSeR,
tperfe bic GsorfdIfer otr
AIsJegruus faO.
GieIts uuftblblre Mlttel teffebt aus lem Scnta
hes rretBen Nabrrns. pel6er nit 5becrbaIlaln. her
aus benz Warfe eer Abies balsamea eeprnnen trirh,
In 6emlf6e gerbiutuns sebra6t rrrben III.
Der Spnia hes Nnerrns ltnbert unb betIt
dut Srritatipuen NIB GntSuntunsen, rGbrenb her
&teerbaiam bic 8ehIe une bic rad ZEN 2uraeN
futrensrn 2uftweee rstnst unb teIt. Slnf irettere
3utbateu tdlten fie 0erGiehenen Sraane thG feutbt
une in aeiunper @epeeuns. gnBt Gu6 tur6 ten
Vrrurttetl oappn a6balen, eeIes berrI6e SeInitteI
etnes h6ti9en MrStes, rel6er bamit patrenb Ieiner
lan8labrtsen prariS taufenben ppn MlenIhen has
Geben sersttet bat, Su rerfuden.
n. B.. Ter IEeerbalam bat ireber Il tGen sc.
i6mad nod 0sruG.
grets so Gents IaO 81 per Sraf6s.
gfan Part, Wsnn man srrse 8lufGen tauft.
~@ifc's GrOpfcn" fmrircm 3abns
fbmcr5en in cimcr @finutc.
. 3u rertdufm tci atlsn Grussifsn.
s. q. Gritteutot,, eismtgamer, y, q.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-02-13
0 i cS2
QEunrcrtnrc &urtr.

Yahrr j. ~. 2'ubhpf;. 2ElIcl, NPir.,
mantle r5s q. 9afets 81 / eirey
JrdE 'cjN'r @'mtiaet al. w;l.te I.tcn
test rs 9d5rcu on Rbrurctis
muS lii rHc brt:iG2cN3 wdr. HI.h.
rim iit rrri [I8r lana rG1 Cd SCtyau&s
{, tcnntf nc wlertr cGflf6:n.
!ecrr z. S1ditr, 81 @yrwnilr. .2lNe.
gbsn9 Gttp, pa, mar uHrr = 1a5rc
init Rbc umdtiamns tCtditctUne tat.
te ltcn ais @tclipeu Ctae Griria &C.
tTautt. Cine e.uii5t GNftt St. 81
treS Nl tur;ric i5n rc@elnsil.
.Strr GjaN3s 4. (5riimann. SitSaftrar
ScS y,tisturS o%tput!tdu,r," litt3Nsi
Sabre lang an rEeuuIdtiidJCM
Stbmcr;cn auo 6rattr manfe !idtt.
uuttr Su0lfn ittGFts III. ,3rti Sat
iGcn e. Safrts Sri fJrrttn itn.
5rau Prtnl @lsclmanu. - ,}a5re
at, aus Ger ShwciI GGntca @Irsau,
icBt atcr iii Hotcittr y. ~. aridgis,
bItte tc!tr rbsumntiictc = di'rc:=
Scu la rCu 1ciucu, cae li2 Hjtt 0ct-
en- fcrr!c. RAD erm GetruUttt cincr
6ldltc Ct. SatctS CcI futl;c lie rpie
nsu9tbcrtE une trnn,; wicN;t fott llu,
fcn.
Nl.r q. 9. @art. gg5iteyps.er. g9ist {:
-C1s St. 9afctS Stl turlrt Nut Gi,
rsr metntr Gunceu bc3aupict rs Iti cine
ScttCeitnoUH9.
!3trr s. Aiftart aNpSrs Gi:s, ga.
lit tGyt!bIr q: ga ;etui bme. ;cu.
Cine 6laitte turirte i'm.
dr1S Glt5urinc 3immcrm1n, 9lnca-
'fer 2. g.. p1ncte p15 Ct. S1trt5 Set
nit GrIcIg ar9sn Srin5 rihpuiIt Unp
GeGbtsrCie an.
er. 9. Scim, Srut6 9lramS, MiaN.,
ftreibt: Das Ct. Slfp5S Slt tout bier
DunbCr.
Or. ernrY Gear, Iltrirt. Stic. Bate
lrltrn 9d,mer; in Der Iiufen Schmls
ter, t1B or iib niht ribrcn fonutr.
OdS St. S1tot5 Del eurirtc ibN nl4
;pei T19rn.
Or. 6r1n; gi!fr, "a 6assttr, Tnt.,
teriftet pcn tinrm Safe, wo Gin Wann
70 fart an T6euindt;smus lit, na6 or
itb ntbt tGrcscn fcnntr. Scire Stire
waren 9elbwrqcn unb or lit unid9tihe
Shmsrien. 3wblf Stunceu n1t Oe.
trlut eeS Ct. SafctS Stl irdren oQe
Shmer;en uno bic gritwulf ocritwIa-
esn.
6r. &snrS SfGirr, 9iacraturg. g.,
0tismus in ben 6u f.
ten.
!6r. 6rnrs Stoud, MsltsiGe, |d.,
BIZ s0rtt8er j teumat tismuS.
t6r. Sr. gBitt. Cleveland, o, q + Ii.
ma ttsmus M Setne: n06 bret.
maii9er Ginnebmea reIlitInbi9 turtrt
Sr- S. 8abter, Glcpeldnb, Stio, 9 + 0.
unb dntdltenbe 9 If 6merS'
nduf benz Zen besre d te II
5ubes: mad ;peimali9em 0ebraute
fcfcrt aIte SNmer3en psrfAwunben.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-02-13
Gr@rp. 6artrdnft mad Ser
Staet ac;r9en.

Gr.W,rtrnlr 6artrlnft til itSt tia
gDilaheipt;asr. Gr tlt -e!e gSObrun9
80. 20I5 S9rues StraSs se;ostn. 'G5
IL ned nibt bstauat 9sworSrG, wsltsm
@ci&Gfts CT IF 81 wirmtn sst:ntt.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-02-13

eSau. 6. 1879. Tr.
gu ausfetsnecn. Sarsn
cln. |. 1879. Sol 7G9. 90
gu Sdrsn aTtiirt fur 1878, 42,U7j.85
81 Glfb frbItten son 9cuatg
9cmTidiren 1881 IS
:3aGlft ertllttn filr 3Irilf-
erlln9ur9 pen Il. =. eIn'
bern 4Sl.4l
gu 6aft srtlitsn fur Slraa
duf Il. 2. Qinect 1855 GA
3a Gafb srfaiten rurh Shas'
mrilffr's GsrtIuft rCn Il.
.. 2lnrern 2I3 50
.3u Gcunts Srorr crtlltfr auf
Re5nnna rer 8lIInce pan
Gan. /. 1873. l,t99.0S
SGlaVfs S24.2 .27
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-02-13
StIat ven Qrnnip,Yeni1,
Grntre Go.
IS.


s8ir, llnte3ribnrtEn glubttern pUn
Centre Grurtp, tcltbrtni9en ttermit ban
in 1ct9en zines NeteS Ger NTcmblp b.
tlttlt Gin Ntt liH tsjistrnb auf Gcun.
Tics une &pwnlbipS, urb Counts uuo
3rprltb 9lemtrr." mtr upS In Der
G0mmiilirnerS Sflirr, @Cllsfcntc am or.
hcn WrntIS In Sdnu1l, 1879, psrIam.
mcltsa, rme unterluhten, crbnricn urc
beritIt9tCn bic perlhteSenen &etnuna-
CT aGS8cittnt in Uerscbentrm Statt-
mcnt. Ais 3euNniB bIpcn tatrn ptt
titrunIcr unfrrc 6lnclhrift uno Sieacl
etelcn lS!cn Q09 I'M Samar, ". Y.
1879 sCiret
Sdme6 7 SRwart Sit0tll J
CSrt u S9iIIiams. StC9tlI 2lut.
s y. Samisrn SieSsi
Centre County, ~.
SEir, BIC unttSeihncttn, Gcmmhiipn.
crS crn Centre Counts, beBeuarn bier.
init cap rNs SbiSc cine scndue unb
rtttti9c &ehnung rtr Ginndbmen uno
MuE9lben BON 9eranntem Counts pom
Il GI9e oes SInuIrs, 1871, ,um Item
l19t ots SlnuIrS, 1879,
@Gr. SpaS
NnereW Ojre0l,
Satrb Duatlc,
3euse: Gcmmif1iCners.
9enrp Bed. Qltrt.
~ A 4 n = n !, . = ,rsu IA ,,IS .
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-02-13

Gin Ting mas felt Sabrsn III pEr 61'
mittc tcEuBt urr uus iMmrr 9utt Iitn-
ft estbar. Wirc una iutset lies une
uuc wtr.s. !etrr :. u. 6siu itrritt III
ms tarLter: III mir Or. Nuauf
0GniaS @dmbar9cr Sruf'
t&te IN unitrer 6Im;Gis ittt erst SIts
rta sctraudt tabtr mb ttrittte uuS
inmtr 0ust IisuRs stttlr tat. iO fub
mir 9Sntn Isty SlNttdr baflr urt wsr-
rem pu in,mtr titie NgsiSin uuirrrr
&ttlnutta. prt4t cine CUTE 6luSmsSi.
;ia net9weRSis babtr, cmrfeNtu.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-02-13

gtrttlerunNen mb NuStcNsrun9ct.
<up. q. Vctb, 2umter tur caS
G'tfInantG 1922
s. NC Oermrt. sfaicrn une Site.
&C fur Nds 0'efinsulb 3l.O0
.. 4. Wcif, WisatIrItcr fir
GpurtbauS $500
Nr1f u 2cnsSC-Scr, Enfrtitcn
TN Gcurtbaus 800
z. u. Sn1ub, Sttrit am &. 9. 17.l5
@jecrsc Gate, 2.Q9
u. :. Gwitmirr, Strt1rtcit am e.
GUurt SauS 37.7S
:. 6. Sr1cn6aum, NuSteIerR eer
Gurnaccs in 0tIIn9nilIr oO.5O
2406j
Gcurt 2NSaaten.
ScrprS StidtlunS 5.0l2. 80
commonwealth 8cittn 4.569.4i
8. &. @rsturs, Gcurtnrribtrr $500
:. 5. 6Iltrmar. Gourtbrrthter 1000
y. @Iitrlitt, Grurt Shreter ll2.OO
2trrwdhttr 5000
SirflvsS @tiaSluna 2S1.OO
~. 8. Noian, SrttiIl Detective 10000
&. N. Munlrn. Court @rstldmG.
tlrNtn $500
Surrrs rNr}alI.
zen 1850
3o2 30
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-02-13
&. u. SnmiGrr, Gatur.
yrtts:- $3.50. FIR ssn Sobr.

&jpflt itr rcisc &nscn uub rtnen
ttaveR 8ctpt, irri son Yuiicln uno 6lut.
ousfttSssn. fo reinist eusr Stut Sur6
Zen GebraEb Ypn Ir. Nterts'S "Gol-
den Medical Discovery (8olStnr
meehtutf6e GatSedmsl. Is 9ett ia
t;tltm ;3re6t NittS, pIS itb tImit yer
atsihm tann. 9N lIen arrteefcn 81
tattN.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-02-13

TaS %atentseits her Be-. StIIttr
maSt nitt uur eirsttr, lrneer7 0utt in
eireftr 9a6aSnun9sn. 2ci,tt rur rie
NaifAtr. frreern aud Ieire 3etftrsbrt.
fsr. eie &erfIuftr, flr S&aensrias rer.
dntrrrttst. GS:r mlrnsn batsr NGe,
wtlttr ih mil rem SttrieSe ppu Nsei-
s:atn atseAta, s!s 9irSs rrn 6lli@unS.
ell icrt;ualtlsn, el bic 6errta Grselcr
II. CT. i,f tntfhic0eu fins, zen Slmpf
70 tanst fcrt;uflSEeR, bis ttine siritsr
9a&aSmun9 rcn Tr. 9tus. SNniss
.eamturstr 6antilisr-N;si;insn mssr
IL Eaetn III.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-02-13
,,Smfct augG.'
Ntut bsuilp,dm.ri!lniift
SSitllitrtrt G5mgen0icb tt.

GrfAeint Mrnattih. Yrsis $3.50 per
Sa9y i'm @craus.
trtbaltsnen Grsiblurasnipsra
pbten eb!er Rcnlarn, anre9cnecn Sttj,en aus
?ldmrfuub uno @sidi6te, 9rarGsn, GoteIr,
Ndtbfd uno !SerSbIitthen'S SrielwinfeI, 70
irie quite Squaraiirrtn, TCrhcn irlrpbl esr
rsiicrsn S6u!iuetre, ais au6 ben ,,6tys.
tIinfrn"rine &uGs teS SirITcS jur llrtsf :
Ubalhna unb dttrun9 trinbsr-Git ~,
StiIuus iir bic ,,Ser;blinden" iicbt untr
her lrejieurn Qrtiurs ber rUtmIitf tstaHlarn
Airesradr!rtrin. 6rau Qieea gl0etcrl.
3u btsicbsn eurb ale eSntb cher
ear5 esI 6eraatSettr:
GarI Tor irsc @itwaufrt, @is.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-02-13

Srt tn tattn cb.S 6rttm uniGn
u.n i'm Sues Srtartein I'm beRR S fcri
fpr 3t u t:GisFcu %rcin t;re"r SIR tvcr frr
@Soiter
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-02-13

Ter errb1rtjae Grfpls Sts Ct. SatrsS
Gel panetrt uRs gar rittt. ha trtr r,icn
9Eirtuasen ftnnen. 81. q. 8. Surt,
Nbitcpattr, sEiSt.. ttsiit uus nit, eae
tl .eltif has st. SatGbs Set sin 9r0Slr-
tiger Grizzly in. Gs curirt Nqs. mel,
DE rs an;rcnhsu elmer friRsr @uresn be-
taWrtstts iti cine G'rltcsltEtan,.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-02-13

@uSitdnbiae 3arsn in IptM $65II4 e6
0emerft t5citmeiie bsiablt ftit &tre6nuno.
g ppufinbia
SinnniieNe 9orFeGuns .cn Gen.
ire Gpunto.
Snn. /. II79. Tr.
3u ouSitdnoiacr Rcten II. 9cnte S5,7i2.9O
9u Solarec fbuGoiS iu .. q. Ru1>
icr. S6ob reiiier s2i.27
9w Sol. lhuIei3 Nurras, 1manl
II. Sc. 1,2Sl.4O
81 BAL. fAaItt8 u. Gress, Com. 1924
s7,S33.Sl
gu Sal i,bIIe;J ren Gauntg 9,7I5.jS
Gr.
DurN NUttr III 6inben Ger Com. 3297.57
Durd gtmoant in 6incen Der attcrs
neoe fur GclIecticnen 2726.59
Turd, onsit1ntige Iarcr, Januar
/. 1879 GjllI.OG
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Ghe pcut(tbe gclcnts uabe pbtlarelpbta
g(u Sentide Tarmer, 0artner uma @aser

@n Scntide Tarmer, Gartncr unS gSa;er
ctfntn frt Genbanen mao
9t(aoelpbia gorf eelesenen y tnJf eifgKte
T1rmanp perfdufen. .
@rs e&t baur bt Gat1E sOn anh
ser 9eI in itrt6en &utn 3abta on4.... -. .
it k setsnet gum s,n 8OSsn Gf9On GrOs
lrauten
SIN bcm Yus teRett basbe bue gcIOae pe @dsr' unS
@einbau netb. .,. x.t,.
tssannn n unb fnb M ncSeaesnf S nn
tems kf unGsannf Oc9n IT. eeF 9uno
@ent9tn e nit
S, unS Qctntuu psrtral it, bic Dt Bat F nirs ~
Ntapb1 Aw ypt Rdrfte
Suantd grCtuen Sf No. aunmen bic her tds&e
ofatet rahen uno lcbnenrn @tfoB.
0as oonie 0anb 1900 up emfdn, nit dnn mDst6n
Srdn unS Sbuen 5mtelpunt 1T bunbe Eaffa6 init $500
Gtnmotner aaetn 2a bit Die Osufte &on
GrJtAfen M quite Sarmen dmrttIhater gsNcusr uno
gEein9drten e1t
Srmn bi9.lOO Ndcr.su-SerfaMfcn.
3uhrtten 3u rttrn
Charles G. 0anSss,
miner
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-02-13

4SSinuahmen uue HuS9aben BON
~ gcntrs SrGHtp rcr II ttn San.
ISIS, bis 1isu San. 1879.
:. y. RuGer,
SfaRTeiiier ron Centre 9cu1ts,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-07-10
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Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from prac-
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by an East India missionary the form
ula of a simple vegetable remedy for
the speedy and permanent cure for
Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh,
Asthma, and all Throat and Lung At
fections, also positive and radical
cure for Nervous Debility and all
Nervous Complaints, after having
tested it's wonderful curative powers
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tailors and their goods, but for reasons
which may be inferred by the time
this article is closed, we now notice
our schools. And what is said Of
them, it must be understood, is with
out having once within year, visited
the schools. Our public schools were
the first FREE SCHOOLS established in
the State Of Wisconsin, and, at an ear
ly period and deservedly, they obtain
ed good reputation and high char
acter. And this reputation and char.
acter they have steadily maintained to
the present time, with the exception of
some unmannerliness on the part of
scholars, which became quite too prom
inent outside the schools. Before the
commencement Of the schools for the
school year which came to close two
weeks ago, the unmannerliness Of some
or many Of the scholars, or those who
had been and would again be scholars
was so manifest in the streets as to be
discreditable to the scholars, thu
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REPUBLICAN CAUCUsES!

Chairman Rep. Co. Committee.
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Whereas, A. M. Elliott of the City of Kenosha
in the State of Wisconsin, on the Eleventh day
of October A. d. Eighteen hundred and seventy
five made his promisory note to Daniel Head, of
said City of Kenosha, for the sum OF Three Hun-
dred Dollars payable in two years from the date
thereof, with interest thereon at the rate OF ten
per cent per annum, and then and there deliv-
cred said note to the said Head: and for the
purpose of securing the payment of said note
and interest, the said Elliott did, on the day OF
the date OF sad is s no 81 ak
under seal, by which deed said Elliott. granted,
bargained sold and mortgaged to the said Head,
his heirs, executors, administrators and assigns
Experiment" of the burden of 40 81 100 tons or
Whereabouts, together with the whole OF the
masts, bOwsprit, boat, anchors, cables, chains,
rigging tackle, apparel, furnlture. ana an othef
necessarieS thereuntO appertaining and belong
ing: Which deed of mortgage was duly Record
ed in the Collectors Office in the District OF and
Port of Milwaukee on the 18th day OF October
1875 at 9 o'clock A. M. in Liber Il" OF tiortga-
geS folio So
And it was provided in said mortgage, among
other things That il default should be made In
the payment Of said note, that the said Head
goods and chattels and personal property at any
time wherever found and to sell and convey the
same, or so much thereof as may be necessary
to satisfy said debt, interest and reasonable ex-
penseS, after first giving notice OF Fourteen
| days, to be given by publication in some paper
published in Kenosha, Wisconsin, and to retain
| the same out of the proceeds of such sale:
| And whereas default has been made in the
payment of said note and interest,
Now therefore, notice Is hereby given that by
virtue of the power and authority in the said
morteage contained the undersigned Danl Head
being tf1s mortgage in the said mortgage named
will On SATURDAY THE 10Th DAY OF JULY
A. D. 1879, at the hour Of 10 O'Clock A. M OF that
day. at the moorings of said Schooner at the
foot Of South Dearborn Street, in the City OF
Chicago. Cook County, State of Illinois, sell at
Public Auction. the said Schooner Expert,
nroperty in this notice above enumerated, to
the highest bidder therefor for cash, and all
| right and equity Of redemption OF said Elliott,
his heirs, executors, administrators ana assigns,
DAVID S. PRIDE, DANIEL HEAD,
$3.50 a Attorney. Mortgage.
| Dated July Sd, 1879. 5W3 ,
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Notice is hereby given that the Re-
publican county Convention will be
held on Thursday July 18th, at the
Court House, in the city of Kenosha,
at o'clock ?. M. for the purpose of
electing two delegates to attend the
State Convention, to be held at the
City of Madison, on the 23d inst.
J. II. BRIDGEMAN,
Chairman Rep. Co. Committee.
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Notice is hereby given to the Re-
publicans of Kenosha county to call
their caucuses to elect one delegate
from each ward Of the City also one
delegate from each town in the coun-
ty, to represent this county at the vii
lage Of Elkhorn, in the Senatorial Con-
vention, to be held on July 18th, 1870,
for the purpose of nominating State
Senator. j. III. DRIDGEMAN,
Chairman Republican Co. Committee.
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Legal Notices.
State of Wisconsin,. Circuit Court
Kenosha County.
Eva McNeiIl Plaintiff
Harry G. Mcneil, Defendant.

Harry G. Mcneil, Defendant.
The State of Wisconsin to the said Defendant
You are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after service Of this summons, ex.
above entitled action in the Court aforesaid
and in case of your failure so to do, judgment
will be rendered against you according to the
demand of the complaint: OF which copy is
herewith served upon you.
JOSEPH " QUARLES, Plaintiffs Attorney.
P. o. Address, Kenosha. Kenosha County, Wis.
To the above named Defendant You will
please take notice that the complaint in the
above entitled cause was filed with the Clerk of
the Circuit Court for the County OF KenOSha on
the nth day of June, 1879, and is now on file
with said Clerk.
Dated June 18th. 1879. 3w7 y
JOSEPH V. QUARLES, Plaintiffs Attorney
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

AS the time of the Republican Con
yentiOn draws near the merits of the
several candidates for State Offices are
being freely discussed by the press Of
the State.
We are happy to see the name of our
worthy County Clerk, Capt. Ernest G..
Timme, SO freely aud fayorably men
toned in connection with the office of
Secretary of State. The Capt. was
prominently mentioned before the Re-
publican Convention two years ago and
is we'll known throughout the State as
a good, faithful and capable officer and
citizen. He would add great strength
to the ticket and do honor to the posi-
ton and party.
We take the following from the Ra-
cine Journal, which speaks for itself,
thinking it unnecessary to give more
of the many favorable notices of the
press of our State:
Among the names for the office of
Secretary of State, there is none which
would meet with such an enthusiastic
reception as the name Of E. G. Timme
of Kenosh2. A finely educated gentle
man, business principles Of the sound
est, and as one who fought bravely in
the war of the rebellion, losing an arm
there is not one who is more capable
and deserving Of holding such an hon
orable position than Capt. 4. G. Timme
In this section Of the State where he
is known his name on the ticket will
be worth many votes for the Republic
can ticket, which will otherwise be
lost,
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eCiGy EauCuSoS.

Notice is hereby given that the Re
publican caucuses will be held on
Tuesday July 18th at o'clock 2. M. for
the purpose Of electing one delegate
from each ward, to attend the Senate
rial Convention at Elkhorn, on July
18th, 1870. Also to elect three dele
gates from each ward, to attend the
County Convention to be held at the
Court House On the 18th inst, at 2
o'clock p. M.
LIST ward, Council Room.
I'd Engine House, No. 3.
Sd Du1kee School House.
4th. s. Hasting & Co.'s Wood Office.
By ORDER CITY COMMITTEE.