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laugh. Am taking it in Christian
way? | am glad you think so, Mrs.
Musgrave. When thing cannot be
cured it must be endured, you know.
| am out of COURT have no ground
to stand upon, and he is master OF the
field. | don't mean to make her un-
happy, whatever happens. Is he here
still?'
"Yes," l said, trembling. He offer
ed me his arm precisely as Mr.. Oakley
had offered his to Ursula. ''Then
we'll go and join them," he said.
This was how it all ended. There
was not speck on his boots or the
least trace of disorder. Instead of
roaming the woods in despair, as we
thought, he had been quietly drinking
Lady Denzil's delightful tea, and play
ing with Sir Thomas. They had seen
nothing unusual about him, we heard
afterwards, and never knew that he
ought to have been starting for the
Continent when he walked in that
evening, warmly welcomed, to tea
which shows what sentimental esti-
mates we women form about the feel
ings Of men.
The marriage took place very soon
after. Mr.. Oakley bought Hillhead,
the finest place in the neighborhood,
very soon after; he was SO rich that
he bought house whenever he found
one that pleased him, as / might buy
an old blue china pot. The one was
a much greater extravaganza to me
than the other was to him. And they
lived very happy ever after, and no
body, so far as | know, has ever had
occasion to regret this love at first
sight at sixty-this elderly romance.
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Put Your Religion Into Your Work.

A Lady writes to the Christian at
Work: II wish you would say word
about putting ones religion into ones
work. Last year [ built new house,
and got protesting Christian man to
paint it. He makes good prayers at
the prayer meetings and says good
words of advice to the young. But
he didn't fill the nail holes of the out
er and upper trimmings with putty,
and he didn't paint the top edge of
the door of the upper story. He took
care to slight his work just where he
thought it wouldn't be discovered. |
prefer Christians who fill the nail
holes with putty and paint the tops
of the upper doors!'
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UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.

EENTLEMEN,-We have cold SANFoRD's RADICAL
~ CURE for nearly one year, and can say candidly
that we never sold similar preparation gave such
plant yet. ~ "
We are not in the habit of recommending patent
medicines, but your preparation meets the wants Of
thousands and we think those afflicted should be con-
TeeTed a We have been in the drug business for the
Catarr but yours leads all the rest If you proper
you can use ms letter OF any part Of that yo9 Wish
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Drugs, Books and
stationery, Washington, Ind, Feb. %, 1876.
Each package contains Dr. Sanfords Improved Inhal.
Ing Tube and full directions all cases. Price
$lO For sale by all wholesale and retail druggists
and dealers throughout the United Canadas
Druggists, Boston, Mass.
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Mr.. LINCOLN used to tell story
about big Hoosier who came to
Washington during the war, and called
on street Arab for shine. Looking
at the tremendous boots before him,
he called out to brother sinner,
across the street: 'Come over and
help, Jimmy, I've got an army con-
tract"
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SAnFORO'S RADICAL CURE

nay safely claim 20 be ofthe few popular reme-
~ DIES receiving the approval medical gentlemen.
Mho IN private, not only freely recommend it but
y In their families in preference any of the prepare
tions usually prescribed by physicians.
Iou are aware" said distinguish city physician,
tnat my obligations to the Mass Medical Society arc
such that cannot publicly recommend prescribe the
Radical Cure but since received much relief from
the use OF myself after thorough trial of the usual
remedies have privately advised It's use and presume
my patients for it."
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A NEGRO boy in Memphis, when
asking for ration, the other day,
told the following story: Use got a
brudder, and he's got free ribs broke
an de spine and his leg, and less he
gifts something to eat he's bound to
die" He got it.
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AFTER family prayer, a few even
ings since, little Quincy boy asked:
Mamma, how can God hear folks
pray when he's so far away?" Before
the lady could frame suitable reply,
a sunny-faced little miss of five sum
mers vehemently said: ''Tll jes' bet
he's dot telephones a-runnin' to every
place.
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VOL. 36------NO. 5.
MEDICAL.
I'M P0 RTANT L. ..
From a Distinguished PHI

NC single disease has entailed more e2-,rf.. or
~ tened the breaking up of the constitui., .
Catarrh. The sense of SMELL of taste, O: 81 1.F !.
Ing, the human voice, the mind, il : ..s g..
times all yield to its destructive influe.lc .. Z . 50
oolstrloutes throughout the system attacks "
Iorce, and breaks up the most robust Of t.t!p
Ignored because but little understood ~ III n y.
clans, impotently assailcd by quacl:s c 4 =.
those suffering from 1t have little hope t. lo relieved
OF 1t this side of the grave. 1t is time. tn n at the
popular treatment Of this terrible disease 2lcd
petent and Trustworthy The nc and Hitherto untrted
method adopted by DR.. Sanford in preparation Of
MS RADICAL CURE has won my hearty approval. be.
neye 1t likely to succeed when all tho remedies
ia because strikes at the of the disease viz
tne dc5dtHed blood. while 1t heals the liberated mon
prane py direct application to the nasal passages Its
vital forces are too far exhausted must in grca;
majority of cases, effect o cure.
GEO. BEARD, NJ. D.
NoBscorT BLOCK, So. FRAMrNaHAM, Oct. i, 1874.
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A BROADWAY engraver recently
made this mistake: Mr.. and Mrs.-re-
spectfully request your presents at the
marriage of their daughter ("
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VIM. E, WILLIAMS
CRUMIT g. WILLIAMS,
Physicians and Surgeons.
JACKSON, OHIO.

Office on Pearl Street, next door to MiIler's
Drug Store.
Office hours from to o'clock A. NJ, and
rom to O'Clock p. M. july19,77tH
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q. z. KITCHEN,
Physician and Surgeon,

PHySlct011 ana surgeon,
JACKSON, OHIO.
OFFICE.-In room formerly occupied by DIR.
A. b. Monahan, Main Street, opposite Public
Square.
January Is, lS79-tf.
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c. K. CRUMIT,
, 1880-10-08
OHIO.
Turt>trrt,ot,1s,
THE UUTI.O{}K.
4aefaf ftIsntfrh IN fHS "a htfnNl 3F3hfihH 4,

8ptetai Dispdtth to The EAitn7n 7rbtsns.
CoLuAuue, Oc1. T.-rho closing tinys Of the
great puIltical campaign In Ohio, WHICH
during the past month have uttracttt the at
tciitlnn OF every man, woman. and child,
grow more heated rs tue time for cnlnllna.
ton draws near. Nut night comes without
some mammoth demonstration by the one
rarty, while tie other holds meetings ut
every ward in the city. fsut this IL not only
tr,le Of the city, hut In tho townships alld
school districts throughout the State.,' Tho
interest manifested BY the business coinmu-
ntty Ia one OF the most remarkable features
Of tho calnpatgu, aid nearly every merchant
who can pussloiy tcaye his business Is at
work among tic thrones III the shup, factory,
and InkIl. III 0no largo manufacturing estah'
lisllmlent of this city the proprletors have
taken tho utmost Interest tM tho election Ut
fiartisid anl Arthur, and II .,ow seems
u,lite prDbahle TINT frOh t:fJ to fW VOTERS
wifi n,rc}1 put MD vl,At t!,ear basnts for The
Republican Ticket. IN another establishment,
employing thirty liie1l, III Ut WHOM Art tser.
that, It'll tGuy belluyu that Hancock would be
elected, they would Immediately tilsl0se Of
their vNluatlo property, Gyoli ~ U sacrltlcos
Tint they have III cn!sAdNl.ee whntSyeE III
tho fIaliCfnl policy Ut the DeInOcEnttc party,
ilow M seeking 10 gaIn control Ut tho Govern.
ANOTHER PECULIAR FEATURE
III the present cNn,pal9Il, but which 1las but
rrcvntly Mia.le' Its appearance, ~ thu a!II0st
unanimous decision Ut manufacturers aitA
nIelt llayin. lAryO bl!alt,rs5 Interests IN
taking IeAttIlg. part tn thc prtlt,iot!o1.
of tllu SUCCESS ot Tic Republican Ticket. Thu
,uel, engaged III tlIls patriotic work have
tUfest III INllllcnl cainl1alRlls, except stHply
10 70 to tho pt'lls ard vote on e'ectluil.ttay,
but tllt situation III tlils case l!AB caused theA
tO use their Influence among their ell''
pl0yes.
AT 10TH REPUBLICAN AND DEMOCRATIC
HEADQUARTERS
hers scenes Of fae!iYity arc appatcnt to an titl@
/ uauAl ucgree, And It ls Ilcarly t'np'sssn10 10
llavu moments chat with a!y ot tl!s ntttcefs
Cuulrulat, uT the Democratic Executive CON-
nittee, yuur correspondent snuGht " asctf'
{nt.l iruus itnN what majority. II any,
thuy expected lE Oi}o, It fiaSillx bgrt r!l'
!u9Fe1 hut hc, llku john T., 'rhonIpstll IN
former years, was ulnlnling tfo Stata VIII!
cu,itilelice,eAullInglys w. itg Major stoppeu
SHIRT. considered tho QUESTION '"o'aen''
myself personally hRve never made the
asscltlln or clulm that We would curry OlIld
As."WSet, Major, guess l WILL put that III
! pr{ut, SUPPOSE YOU will stand by ltf's
"Yes; ull fiyht," said lle.
Visiting Republican heatlQuarters, In
| Qulrttl Of Cltalr,lan kaslI lloW tho Republic
g! fHttlr Ysss ~ ,t itGGklna throughout tue state'
0"Ti'his,' "Thssy ars M iii right. The fences are II,
| good o,dur. mud lhsY are doing iii'cly,"
:" llOw Mru l.luttera looking III Lucas Coun-
ty. iii In Frank Hurts baIlfwicky"
| "Eyeu better tllaA We could expect" Fe'
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ars drawing Inorc .l1ra,IIy, iron. tho
Oil Grernoack orYanfzatso fn tint sec.
il@n il;ar t1ia'' W. na reS;?I, !" fl:Is; f1nRs;
among tho. flrr.lbscans, anil old pr. Scott,
oi,e nf TIE sl,rews.rst w,1ittenNs III this State,
prelIrts Hurts slefrAt. which Will be Il most
,lclnora!izinE blow MT Ht,y ,m''',9 TIC nel',;
Gov. FOSTER,
Il man whose judgement IN political affairs
Is sccntld 10 rUflr. and WHO has Itlatle u
tllortltRf canvass Ut tie State on Tic stump,
hta.rs tint he has no nlibt whatever that tho
enlre i; Stste @ u iekct wl| he elected By not less
!. Eyi,irleas afe nppnrcnt on every t,nt'! that
tfe Republicans, have aIatlu heavy gaIns IN
nj quarters dur'i,E the Dast two weeks. ulld.
although the Dumncrncy ARE making most
desperate Efforts. there IRE very few Of those
best Informed that would l,ank on the rusult.
II The. Republicans cnrry Ohio next week
by anything 1kn reasonable majority It
will require nerve md pluck Of the cfrnl-
lcn9inY purti"s ut thu p'lIy. Imported vu1ers
tiie East, i!susl'y frnm New irrk anl phl!a-
Tlfrtl al,!I Fourth Wards IN. l'lsiladelphia.
with tickets to 1n!ia1e.Miis oid return,
they are to hr used IN teclose Co.,Kressl,,haf
ty-two from l'lifladelplIia PASSED through
%n one, traItl .fnr lnlta.tnpolis. ~
f!s ,ets sae sft' oyrf prcasy sSts's o' s's ero @
while every night adds to tic 1llIitIE,rr. Th1
citi1ens here IRE already alarmed nt tic pres
ence of so t,nny thugs ami lItutsrrs, aid are
t1,u polls. On Monday. next there will hn
nn,,ber Of Of lie illt,st promlnrnt citfzens aid
businessmen Of the, city, Chairman Nas!l,
Of the Republican, Committee. says st.ili4@it
tint there IL now ,lo fear but that hotl, ten.
HuttcFwnrtli aInl Gor. Young VII! be IT.
etrcted Il! the First AMI Secoinl Districts
| {Cincinnatl).
THE MEETINGS YESTERDAY.
Special nispatth 70 The cateaveo TRIBUNE.
CINCINNATI, o.. Oct. 1.-..fo.ttny Inns beel1 q
| very active ,one throughout. Ohio. Secretary
, Sherman had tremendous meeting ut
Wilmington, numbering la.ooo. Stanley
Matthews and Judge Taft spike to 70, ,ut, at
Greer, yesterday. At Afassillon to.day tllert,
was demonstration unprecedented nstzt atltl
enthusiasm. Nearly every country town aslti
Important village held meeting. and great
11is Inst visit tn Cincinnati, left S0. 600 to be
equally divided III the first ,four Cn'gres-
slt'Ilal districts, which fnrm Tho s''tt!iwest-
Districts, and tlrn Democrats topc BY q fire.
llse 0f money Il, carry them an3 save tllel1
majority III the House Of Representatives.
! TOLEDO.
t Sptctas Mspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
ToLEpu, o., Oct. 7.-The Republicans III
this cltY li.yg finished ny 0i,u ct tie last folt,
dnys Of the local campaign III the cfty nIn
vicinity in good shape, aud the!r opcratlolis
slow substantial! progress In the canynsS
Tho Chief VI Police wiH hase MI s'splc!"ut
tho rity OIL clectloii-(tay, In order that oil lla
bitity OF repeating may be avoided.
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tns will bs civcn M to fireworks and TORCH.
8,Okj or l0.txU men IN line. with torches, while
liz fireworks tiisplay wiII escec,l ANYTHING
SsSr srr T. l@'spp0 @ 11tesetf'r o1e " te te
81 .tast e tudna nn "fsesf "fs'et eSsh sho s;1ts kaessts
nie crowded., a1rt during tlin day ,n!Sc layo
lurn III town tan were Egre ~ Tuesday
MONEY.
It Is now stae o. ~ ys{y @ fet'2e'q1 81 pthaT,ty 1
,itu ,tit,ce ~ s3oos' an tint III Til i;nSiIsi' cavern,
!. Win siooo l. + ststs., . on the ,h sat},S tSS
ssycrni SDuntirs SlW,0oo T!It. Is tic t!loncy
II, whlcl, I,nrnu,n probably referrsa
wtc!, he said that 4 ~ ;'osHsy H,y,. W. IT.
Democrats need have l.o tears. Thy ttls.
l,ursgrlrnls fur Tits week, agreed up,t, by
tie Democratic nlafiRggrs at their en3lin1- t
r'.ce Thy iI1gt heiore Inst, aggregate SiuO.uv: M
al,tI English, alrcaay referred to. Mr. L. Len.
,lcrs, win nj first agreed to give $4,000 T. 10 20
were nn,uII,atetE. wl,n WAS asatssrt! S5uu ~
t. S%t'rfs; s arfss a u TIH aa sfsSS sS ls. e % r
Uar,',in,, after tlsposlting l.ts cieck, de-
While there It ts understood be- successfully IS
"uniIca uie if'uIsf!l!H " nnsnsx@.o @ aeIttt aenttt
rt'atl, aud tlle De'nocratlc sontcsS iGs auu.'
tiMlal "bondle." lle wHs Fery hlnsiant to.
tgllt oyer MS sGccess ,iti uscsaIes .lnt m te ths
nGpunitt ' eet XIV ~" ~ stIi,5. ~ i1H .,.ijt innro
;,pt; ~ Xix ~ ns,at,"nliv -, tnnr aftpr
h9s t,aS;.in, Tri",,ts ii,,nt flaming. Me-
o Wob1r bcsama4 an4 t'nrhitn, WnrI All Liz other
Dengcratic ; M ca1liIlates III III the other cioso
t:nnnrrssitInul districts. Having tone tint,
'ny Mu WI d,s!,nsxn,nri,ts e Ths Democratic
M m,tnapc,s r wi,t ,'n,e amttter tiarati1,g
Hmmtint ana Tia s,csi.ra,1 mel, wt1I tN, u,ere,
IL E,;n,lish II Is nmfferstnnI Stands ready
n nil whmirr.,r = st,nrt, ,nnv G., necessnry to
~ t,rst '' lis ,vnuts ~ tTa,I. M, tectinn tfar.
Tl,e 1,,T'liirum mn,,arsrs ara nj c,t,rse ap-
,risrn II n, tiis. a',si '.xhiht that Confidence
{,nr,, IT q kM"%IeJge u,Nt It Is q Eane that
thry ,norn drtcrn,tnrd to win a VIC
tury, and they arc supported by
outside t''stuence nsM s5npasAS to 81 eSte!ss
WHEN vGIy tla!e7'a reastes ,c' EntoT
HMii XIII ihse,,,..l hninr nskr.i tn.dav il he wo,Ijti
, 1880-10-08
GEN. GRANT.
VTV4Nt VEk9K ~ IL
HIS OLD EE0Iafl:ST'A HECSIOy.
Eukeiat utsnlteh u The EhttaQp Tribnnt.


Spxeia1 Dsspdteh To The Chicago 1rtbant.
DECATUR, Oct. T.-Gen. Grant at1d party
retired early last night, enjoyed 4 good
sleep, md were up bctili,cs tliIs nortlfng. So
wcru tho ycuinunry Of the country for ra-
dius If twenty ililes. The sun was not MI
hour higl, when they, their wives. mid tllcr
chlldlrel, ca,ua pouring into the city, Some
Ill bugglt's, others In wagons, s0ine on horse
bick, and otl,prs, like Tlespis, III u cart.
'rl1c early tra!lls, snd, in fttct, aIlof them up
to the hour OF naon brought In their quota,
mil 1t was not lung before the streets were
nj Thick will, t'cop1c as tho grand. stand ut Il
trottlng-u1atcl.'
The citizens were up carly,-at least those
who had any decorating To do,-at'd by 0
O'Clock the town was in perfect ferlnens<
TIE nEconATloHs
In many instances were of ycry elab0rnte
character. The Iligll-Scloo1, tho Court
House, thu Public Library, alltl nearly ati the
stores anI private residences along the route
Ut march fatrly swnm In bunting, flags, ban-
,lers, nottoes, and Chinese 1a,tterns.
This carly callers on Gen. Grant were MT
,nerous, and for fully all hour before the pro-
cesstou moved, Gov. Ogltsby's residence,
wheru tle General was stopping, was the
Mecca of all the distinguished strangers afd
politicians in The city. Among the callers
were Gen. McNnlta, OF UlooInington; Com
gresham Cannon, of Danyillv; Postmaster
Lytle, Gen. J. II. Moore. Gov, Brahans, Of
Idaho, ami Mat,y Of the surviving officers
of the Twenty.tirst Illinois. During the
course Of
TliEr NFnRNAL CONVERSATION
which was participated III byall present.
the General gave brlef recttal OF ills exA,ti-
ination Ut tie New Mexico Mining Company.
, 1880-10-08
the temporary rOstrutt whtH y ,al been
erected lor the cxrrcfsrs Of tlt@S

0EH. M0fifsE'S SPK =.
!, Gen; oelesby WINS 'tnalttnol's'y chosen
fully 4l,t0O .persoils. lle addressed tic nut
titutu briefly. ainl introduced Gell. Jtsse II.
MnOrp, President 0f tho AIAcan County Vet
crans' Association, who spoke substantially
fiEx. GRANT: It has become my pleasing stnty
nnd privilege. fl behalf uf tho vcirrln macrs
here present. tu bid yn.i most cnr'ffni WELCOME
cnli up m:mnrcs q tho thrilling, tnst i, 'n'r hls-
ensc Il 10 k nce oe " "y ss ssS hSorrG faeo
ns oslr Rrent and dlHtlnxnlshsf Ica'icr,
or s Mk; %sf ts fseSs s sss s as .st as
s.iryIv!ng vcternns q yonr ow,I, Twcnty.nrst ii:
@ men. wnsn r; ;an c%s|.9sM M s III II enses @ 'T q ioes
upon tho fhcenf thu nun. burn htd reHrctl unler
in su s .t Of h,,mar mo m frced, III Chrs,en.
1o-day you nrc welcomed By this ercnt throng
Mdcrs % III" h"se @ suffered nd rcjoiecd viii
yn.l IN tic tc,.t:tl flcid. and ntlicrs wi,o hnvo
tt,lx.M the nas to victory on tltstt't fields iii a
Mnny IT .hs,n arc now broken md taarsesl as !
iht s.ltters nruor f. hid w. forcvcr, anil w|lcra
ti,e '!rea elarInn 9t 'yar. cnl.ng e oty strife.
upon tic atnrs Of their prat hurts, ITO rci'iy
asn UT .ne M alc a Ea8 n'at pfn-
tcxrity Of our country Lr nnin endangered.
T!osc t,rave men nre hero at thss rcut,lnn imp
tinpnst.cl privilege g suffer IN !etensn Of thut
tluR which + tho c,nhlon, ct tree 1houzht* freq
q @ o ao ' r psd. !" a." eonstt nd mi
tho rcprcrtntntttno of Government TINT lnsuros
LIZ ar1cs @ nefy het smE ,,, Will 'no @ pgt1
lHa.ct, rs t}tnl tsny give the capacisy to ctIuprc
hsM' what y jnst % and ,t, saual between nun anl
nr. @ tho TT. rroses 1S Of % 1,! K"vtrnoc Mt1
i:S ~... ~o,, horo ,o.,,o. ,.a ,,o~. on.:,,.,.
iy. u they c;i,siticr yoi distinguished repre-
~ H. NM, ~ sr ~ ~ r. .t ~ hs Iit a.
er,,, III ~ ~ nfosf H., ,t ~ ~.
as'"s :" ~ i N nsMe, M ,o,,, .h,s ,, ..o., =.
'uu n,, ~ 'os '"eS ,S rn Lmo'e en
crit sa nnInrnt Si TING tre1nsnt'ou* goti':Gt
ran % "G H. t1nyn str.,1io - un sx,a ~ n,a
70 endure d tsisnse q is aTn !l!e, aaa !" pre
ssr'9 H. natnii oo bGa wv ,hst n IN nney s arp
,S,";uutx snS W. n stu withmt Us ncr o ,1na
na as1os n.9 o. on % n. tt r ~ IN o9s liz eH "
h,.Snn!sr t;,.t,cr na n,, .ty @ ;"fnt tne n.aI ia
You. SIR. by the peculiar 81. ercun!stnnces which
nnve i, NJ, f!, @ " 'nc H., "~ ny ,
'cacss.tlss ] ot the iimcs anl he ncetls u ;ho ;
pconlc, wh!Gt, nlwys tult superior merit u ,no
+, r e. t,eaa. n"aya nn o o
teat as"t!{ ~. s. :" FL nt
eno as,U 4'i W., ~ ,rit,, iIe xn, LIZ.
| intrrrst in this vrrat CorunlUuwcajth,
While others. many othurs lid their duty we'll
dsrS ~ 4 a %,s lts ar h9s ossn rs soS s': q
nthsrs t" sttAist IL yn,irref not 1,1iy the 9rat-
itn.!c Ut your euuntrsmen. bnt. ro,i have built
saa%"s Ha"%". u WHOM 'a' '"' ''f'8s'' D"'e '''D
,cnt!cT In as Mlso s mi susccs.l n,insutstTa
;or s ssyN as!a!rs. as wcst as 1t the fsct Of tho
, 1880-10-08

pcatcrs roug1,st and desperate cl,aractcrs
generally, ll,.yv Icft Washington, l'afslmor".
I'|,sla,le!p!,la, asd New York, 70 opGratc III
'" Lcr 81 u ,atc % sl,raetc,v u ts SIT lave irit
herr, but sotns ttemburs q II" ttetcGi,ye
furce,. wl,o ufe very gnthisiastl" nrmthllc,,
,.lts, have obtained leaHf Of n!'scncc. al!tl
have starte!l for Iudtn'la and Ohio to follow
thetl, md 10 CAUSE their N'feSt Oh election
day II they try to yots.
NIT. uAilNGM's srEEL RAILROAD.
Spe<tal Dispnfeh ~ TAe tAteaea Tribune.
,rn,LA AnELt,!IlA. l'a., Get: fly co!anls. !.
sionGr Dnvttl Martin 1!ld :3eicrt Councilman
ISa f;cGs} {; es,, }ra GHs%n,2 s yeFf ae ss.
t,at ttuy l,atl lett fur lndla,tn last evening at
tle llcai of gnng of rcl'!Eatrrs: ll!. III, Il,s
1eri t,e ci:innai 'at rxprsss 5"sy ast " sycn's % 10 &
ont tile Republicans III l!tli"un: and they
wcru arranging fur gangs OF relentets to fnl-
1nw later. The. story was n,a!!e n!'t of the
eSH e S,ySr 18Th a aa E5s% t Il s si 'at q
tile ei.y authorities antl scnt nfrw detectives
ull tho track Ut the Democratic rosl!ldcrs M
telegraplled you earlier t'I1s evening, III.
:s" Of os'aE On s IL VIZ tS s!Ia!ns stIt ,'' ..
ciiman jo!ln Mci,ultoHeh presided IT the
meeting Of the Select CNl!tletf t0-tlay, II!
tile, absence Of the pres'tlemt. =, a1'tl ID
satd tat ho na nen t,,f'%s1e fron !,
attendance, ~ lto WIS tletnincd olt of town.
liz lad Telegram, that expluncl tito reast,sl
Of his ul,selict. but lIrstsat:d h!nl't rradl!g
! II. II should he glaA tn feartt rrntt," snit
| Wf. Dlckel. The desire seeming, tD Iic gpll
| iug:
aaa SifSHSrii isisiSr;se ';i *;eeis. fi1d!ia nav.
l,cen purchasing stcs rails Tho try trncka M Mre a.
| su.ltHf ties Select un,lr hut btst tnNtcrlBl.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-08-12
MORTGAGE SALE

w HEREAs, DEFAULT HAS BEEN MADE
w IN the payment 81 the money secured b 4
certain npfies.se- bearing date the 1iSt day 81
june, y D., Is7s3. matte and executed hy JO9epb
Morrisey and Louisa M0rrisey his wife of the
town OF Franklin, AanIiowoc county. Wisconsin,,
a. InOftgasors To Jonu u. Markham ri the ciIy
of ManitoWUo- in the county ana state aforesaid.
- mortgage, which said mortgage vas duly re-
corded ON the said day OF its date at 3 O'clock =.
N, "a me Office Of the register OF deeds In aaa Tor
AanItoBoc county. Wisconsin, on page - oil NoI-
ume OF mortgages, and whereas tke said mort
gage and the note secured thereby were alteTusra
lo-Nlt, Oh the -ita cay OF Aay, 4 D. I,cs- b. AL
instrument ia writing. bearing date on That tIav,
for = valuable consideration daily assigned ard
transferred unto the subscriber, who j. uog the
owner ana holder oi the same and the said as
ssnm eni thereof duly recorded IN said register OF
deed : Office uB the -srt. daV of June A ID. TSS
II . y clock P n. IN va3alne of mortgages, on
page ilS; ana whereas iae amount AGe ON said
note and mortgage J. the whole auluuBf Di fIie
principal. S2l5-sl, and Tcn per cent per anuums
interest thereon siRee Jgnv -lst 1878, less pay
meni Of $500 made Juiy 1gh, 1876, and smother
payment OF S5u.tsl made August lst, 1876. leaving
now due Tor principal Ssgsf-5 aEd f0E interest
Sst4t OF IN All 50 . Now, therefore notice i
herSby gwen according 10 the statute az s4cn case
made and provided, that by virtue OF the bower of
sale contained in said mortgage. duly recorded
Herewith as aforesaid. the said mortgage viii BE-
iureclOsed by sale OF the premises herein de-
scribed, ior the subscriber the said ASST Eee Of
the said mortgage 81 pUbic auction on the l4iu
day of August, \. D., lss0, AZ Ia o'clock in the
forenoon of that day, by the sheriff OF ManiIewoc
county at his Office in the hOU-e in The cts
and county OF Manit0woc. Wisconsin.
The following is a description OF the mort % Eed
premises 50 aforesaid TO be sold substantially
a. they are described il said mortgage, to-Nit.:-
All the following described piece parcel OF land
situate, y ing and being ia the county OF Mantle
voc aEG state of Wisconsin. Io-Wit-: The north
east quarter of the northwest quarter of section
No. eighteen, town No. twenty, range No. TWEEN
ty-two east, containing forty acres Of land more
or less. [aaglZl
Dated at Manitowoc Wis. this 18th day OF June,
A. D., 1850. LYMAN EMERSON.
Assignee of John d. Markham.
NASH i SCHMITZ, Attorneys.