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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1880-12-01
TIE " FRIED SOLE" INN.


N@rto0 Farkles, the solicitor, IS he
NV some bills announcing q sale put
~ il the Windows Of the Fried Sole
Hotel" at Inc cOllOTS Of the Pig Mar
T.. T. IN JOWhcrr}.
Yes, failed. as TarbcIry, PENNIES,
NJ several others before EN- have
5A.'aH IN that house. | call it a waiting
~'D10 Of the work house, DO" ar
<w'r'I >ir: H@ttnr: foreman to Salt and
IRE ..le, thc local brewers; ana ne
shook IL head 2nyaterlou8ly. "Iruth
Nh t.&rEles, hej2eFe there IS a'Spe1i
s'n he pNa"e."
i r"n. 6:@o"r the time When it used
- Inc i*s>t hot"i III the country, fe-
'"'rEnd th@ l""y CT,
", 50 On we all " no are getting on
- litiE, Hapjod Natter, ''iha farm
.>',~r,' To rayo then Ordinary there on
@u''e> days; the Free Alasona had
,l11s meetings and dinners ia the
pHrar, all HE best h&rglsters there at
s.@o liruo: amt lor' bless you, at cleo
''t:#, 81 tn ttn Fried Sole" VIE the
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1880-12-01
Sent Free of R.xpenge.

Send TO James Morgan, 3ss and ass East water
ST., Milwaukee Wis, for his Price List Of Wsaser
Dry Goods; It will assist you in making purchases
even If YOU do not buy trosa Kim
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1880-12-01

The wheat crop for 1850 is NOW sud
10 be overestimAted. The toyal pro-
ductlon is now figured At 454, 100000
bushels with surplus OF $4,000, 900
for export
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1880-12-01

There has never been found q person who tried
Do5bins' Electric Soap, (aaads by Cragin g. CO..
Philadelphia tsat did sot say at once, It was tne
best soap ever used. Try it sace, you'll always
tfcni
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1880-12-01
--sE-0-

Cardinal Manning is now so far re,
stored to health that he will imm edi-
ately resume the active duties Of his
ecclesiastical Office After q working
tour in the Midlands and the North Of
England he has returned t. London,
looking more energetic than ever.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1880-12-01

Is there man With soul SO dead" whs hath
suffered the gniseries of cough OF cold, yet neg
lected to try Sellers Cough Syrup2"
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1880-12-01

b-i1 <ttltS ut!StS III GlI loi liiS 1lotG1- IIS
was a well-looking young man of thirty
5wo, and brought with him a young
wife, to whom he had lately been mar
red. His antecedents were Of the best.
At eighteen he had obtained & clerk
ship in big London hotel; thence he
had risen to the post Of cashier; and
afterwards that Of manager. Now, hay
ing married, ne wished to set up in
business for himself, and he quietly
laughed away the idea that the Fried
Sole was bewitched. The man who
had during five years managed the
Great Metropolitan OF London SO sue
cessiully that the directors had voted
him a purse Of five hundred guineas on
his retirement, was not likely to be
9aunted in his new enterprise by tales
Of winds through keyholes. Reuben
Dark looked like s. man Of firm pur-
pose, and the tone IN which he an
n0uced that he was resolved to make
the Fried S0le'' pay inspired many
with confidence.
Nor Was the trust deceived. Some
how it seemed as if the luck OF the ho-
tel had turned from the day when Abel
DarE's son came into il. Young Mrs.
Dark made an excellent hostess, and
she "as SO pretty chat she attracted all
the officers Of tbe garrison, which boast
ed two regiments, just as the former
Mrs. Dark had done. Then Dark him
self was 3 marvellous Billiard player,
and soon drew all the fanciers Of this
game by providing them with fancy
tables, and the occasional chance Of
seeing aim make four hundred of a
break; besides, which he had great
taste for sport, ana introduced the ap-
parently extravaeant novelty Of causing
kilograms to be sent 70 him daily an
|nouncirg the results Of al the IMPORT
amt horse races. boat races, Yachting
races, and cricket matches in the king
dom, These were posted llp il the
amokjrg~room, which was stocked With
Iabout fifty different newspapers and
magazines. All that cost the landlord
about I 100 8 year, but it brought him
twenty TIM : tina: amount in the way
Of custom, for the c0ttec-r00m soon
became sort Of troe exchange. width
or resortrd all the classes Of men who
had uHty0nizcd The hotel Of Old ,5QUires,
farmers; baTjsters, Free Masons, bet
ung men, officers, !dler&, oAce more
hogan 10 swear by The "Fried Sole"
whose colufoFs and good cheer were
oQuaied. as they avowed, by 10 9th er
nousc in the Kingdom.
One NIGH, suppose that Reuben Dark
waxcd merry at seeing his hotel bros
per 50 well, but it Was not SO. }Le had
been 4 la ~ man enough when he
came To IT, hote1, but soon lie WAS cb-
served to grow thoughtful and silent.
a great change came over his pretty,
wife, too Ter ewes we're often red
from crying il secret; she wore fright
enci expression, starting at the least
suund, s}.iyering constantly as If from
cold, and so forth. At length she con-
fided to one Of the officers who 50 fre-
Queuuy Gangled behind her bar. that
she heard strange noises ut might in the
houst~gro&ns, falling q }urn;-
N1rc. shrieks. and sounds Of voices
raised an~rjIy in quarrel She had be-
sought her husband to leave tho place,
bat he Wrll0 u0f th0,irh bn was dix
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1880-12-01

4 ten-year-old boy was overtaken by
a train Oh Il railroad bridge, at Port
land. Oregon There was no room to
stand aside, and the gorge below was
very deep. Seeing a cross-beam fifteen
fees underneath, he leaped for it. grasp
ed it with his arms, and hung there un-
til rescued with a noosed rone.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1880-12-01

Dr.. Lou See On. 2 Chinese physician,
has registered in Buffalo, n. Y, under
the new law, He says he was licensed
to practice by Lou Com Chong, duly
authorized person III the province OF
Canton, China, Emperor Ton Kong
ruling at the time.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1880-12-01

staircase, his eyes jutting from his
head, his lips covered with foam: "My
motherl" he screamed 'its mymother.
Go and see"
In Il moment, walters, chamber
maids, customers and pretty Mrs. Dark
herself came tumbling out Of the house.
Reuben had sunk on a curbstone, and
being supported by the gardener, to
whom he kept on repeating in a low
broken voice: "Its my mother. They
are her gold neckiaC and
her rings.
More lanterns were fetched, and an
exploring party descended into the eel
lar, and there found IN a recess Of the
wall which had been just opened by
Reuben's pick, the skeleton Of Il wo-
man with q gold necklace ard looket
round her neck. At her feet lay sever
|al rings and inside one Of them--a
wedding ring two names were found
engraved, " Rose Dalleigh Mrs. Dark's
maiden name) and "-Abel dark with
d date which tuured ont to be that Of
her wedding.
Further explorations subsequently
brought another thing TO Eght--an
IRON strong box, in which were found
geo 900 in gold and bank notes. So the
truth about Abel DarE's death and ruin
then got to be guessed at. He had muir
dered his wife, and with his own hands
had bricked her up IN the cellar. But
why had he hidden away his fortune
with her, too could only be explained
ny} tho sIi,,rCcitif,,, tEot !, q l,oI i1C,,, 4 :,
mented at the time Of his crime, and
perhaps for some time previously. His
suicide gave color to conjecture
By the time tie explorations in the
cellar had been concluded, Reuben
Dark had regaine1 bis composure
somewhat. and he explained how
be had come to open the Gel
lar wall, by saying plausjbIy enough
that he had remarked some time
before that the cellar wall "bulged' at
that particular place. AS he had been
a baby at the time Of his parents
death nobody could suspect him of
knowing Of the fell secret
"Ihe gardener, however, pursed up
nis mouth in d significant way when
be heard his masters statement. For
his part he vas persuaded that Reuben
Dark had also intended to Kill his wife,
and to hide her away, and that be had
only been prevented from carrying out
his criminal design by the horrible
hazard which had made him light up
on the spot where his mother hal been
lmmured. Bat Inc gardener kept lis
COUNSEL or it was no business Of his TO
be an acCuser.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1880-12-01

Tulips HAIR 1T II.
t}hAT UAtN on WEIsKEGs o!l&necG % r. t1y.Ds:.,
SLACK By 4 SlT-lD dnpliratiou % this DYE L IL,
parts It Eatar&! Col,r. and an5g lns.altssrgu,,4..
sol hE NrAEE FS express on reaei.1.'. |
oIfoe, 3G Murray ST., New York.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-11-17
The Peddler's Trick.

Mr. Editor.-Previous to 1880 there was law
in Vermont that held the several towns in the
state liable TO pay for the injuries that resulted to
travellers on the highways. II such injuries were
occasioned by the defects In the roads. IL very
reasonably happened that accidents occurred in
all parts of the state, and the seectmen Of the
towns interested exercised their best Judgment in
settling with injured parties, or II they could not
make satisfactory settlement then they with
the town agent contested the case In the courts.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-11-17
The Reform School.
WATERBURY, Vt, November IL, 1880.


WATERBURY, w. november Il, 1851
ar hd"o''-uoVerhor Proctor, In MS late
message uttered tue true philosophy OF REFORM
a'ofy ins'''u'ions ior 'he Souhg' anu uoVefhor
farnham seems 10 nave the same sentiments 80
lar as THIS, namely thatthereiorm school should
possible moment place In some family. Not to
bind them out, nut giving child place for a
time, the BOY having some choice, etc. as the
governor suggests Inc truth Is experience has
SHOWN that chiidreh ana youth are not improved,
as general thing, by being congregated together.
Inc committee tiat established our reform school
fourteen years ago. after visiting several institn-
tons IN other states, came to the conclusion that
the congregated plan was not good one. MIR.
Pease said that they did not intend to ever have
more than thirty in one place. When large COM
panies are together the vicious become more
vicious, while those that are comparatively in
nocent are contaminated and made vicious by
association. Everybody knows that two or three
evil-minded boys or girls Will stir up vast deal
OF mischief when they get their heads together ;
and yet the same ones separated would make
little or no trouble. Now, take ten such and shut
them mp with hundred others, and how long
will IL take for them to Heaven the whole lump?
Hence, they should be separated as soon as pos
sible-put under the influence of some family;
good family II possible, but an indifferent one
is far better than to be herded together in an in
stitution One OF the saddest things connected
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-11-17
Tuesday, November 1o-.-senate.

The president pro ten in the chair.
by request an act to incorporate the Free WIN Baptist
BY senator DwiSELL an act establishing the Vermont
Board OF Agriculture; to com. agriculture.
county Of Caledonia to select com consisting Of the sena-
tors from Caledonia county H. 81 act To pay Joseph W.
5,T, and @ese,TsI senator FULLER an
act to change the name OF the Bckord knitting machine
BY Senator DUNfoN an act to repeal secs and Of
and game; to Join, com; on game and fisheries.
ton o sens,4 sss rom b, an act Ss the
highways and bridges.
10 pay n. r. Dun-hee sum therein named filling the
blank with the sum o. sslss Senator Field explained
BiR INTRODUCED and rersrred.-By Senator GLEASON
com. on Gains.
an incorporate the STAFFORD mining company with
proposals of amendment which agreed to and the bill
From com. on court expenses. s. no, an act to amend
q % ordinary c 81 an sc. TO w Ss s
amendment which agreed TO- and bin ordered 70 third
Rs,cai,cIsBy senator DuSToN, that the state aud,
county ser, for @ past four Year, in state cases. and for
all Is ,e, SaSs,S to he Be i1s idoged
the constitution as ioiows seS l. Il sesson Of lie
% he sea az ns BY
vote Of two. thirds OF It's members make proposals Of
Of amendment II concurred in by iofity OF the mem
ber Of the house Of representatives shall be entered the
journals OF the two houses and referred the
assembly then next TO be chosen and be published in the
senate and OF the house representative The
lowing general assembly shall respectively in the
the duty d the assembly submit The proposals Of
Of The state and such Of said proposals Of amendment as
shall receive majority Of the votes OF the feemen voting
thereon, shall become part OF the constitution OF this
sttution.
Consiifutonal amendment.-Proposed by Senator COOK
as follows No town or city shall increase lis existing
deDt nor create new one 10 an amount exceeding the
amount OF nve times Its grand list but this article shall not
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-11-17

The myriads of guests who are frequenting
Garfeld's house. in their eagerness to bear away
a memento of the man, have quite stripped his
orchard Of apples and his field OF golden ears
With an innocent view to minister to their en-
thusiasm, Garfeld's neighbors have dubbed to-
gether and strewn the ground under his trees
with what purport to be windfalls.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-09-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Orphans Court Of st. Mary's County, Set
Aug 3, 1880.
nRDERED by the Court, That Zaehariah
~ Maitingly, Executor Of
ALEXANDER COMBS,
late of Sc. Mary's county, Maryland, deceased,
give the notice required By law to the deceased
creditors 10 exhibit their claims and that the
same be published once week for six successive
weeks in the St. Mary's Beacon.
+ Test: JcHH b. AnELL,
\ Register Of Wills for Sc. Mary scounty.
In pursuance Of he ahove order, hereby give
notes that ] have obsained from the Orphans
Court OF st. MAry's COUNTY Maryland, letters
tessamentary on the personal estate Of Alexander
Combs, late Of said county, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against the said decreased are
hereby notified 10 exhibit he sma with thepro
per vouchers attached thereto to the Subscriber,
on or before the 9Th day Of February, 1881,
they win otherwise by law be excluded from the
benefits Of the said estate. All persons indebted
10 the deceased are requested 20 make immediate
payment to the subscriber.
ZAcHARIAH MATTINGLY,
Aug 5. 1es0-ew. Executor.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-09-02
FOR RAFFLE.

r EF0RE you bur your Fall Supplies, see
- ALISTAA'S goods At Great Mills or ST.
InisDes. lie can save you money.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-09-02
State Of Maryland,
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
Annapolis, Aug 10th, 1880.
TO ALL WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN:

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, That APP
~ plication has been made to the Governor
for Pardon in the case Of the State VS. GEO.
WASELNGT0N BOWLES consicted in the
Circuit Court for St. Mary's county at Septem-
ber Term, 1874, Of Manslaughter, and sentenced
20 the Maryland Penitentiary for eight years.
Upon Recommendation OF one Of the judges,
the States Attorney and Jurors who tried the
county, the Governor will take up the said case
for FINAL decision, ON or after THURSDA Y,
September And, prOziaO until which time protests
against the said application will be heard, and
the petition in the case open 10 inspection, at
the discretion Of the Governor. BY order Of the
Governor, -
JAMES +. .BRISC0E,
Secretary Of State.
Aug 20, 1902
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-09-02

Orphans Court Of st. Nary's County, Set:
July Is, 1880.
- RDERED by the Court, That Louisa D.
49, Davis and j. J Cough, administrators o.
ROBERT DAVIS,
late Of st. Marys county, Maryland, deceased,
give the notice required by law 70 the deceased
creditors 70 exhibit their claims and that the
be published once week for six successive weeks
in the st. Mary's BEACON
Test: JoHN b. AHELL.
Register Of Wills for st. asry's county.
NOTICE.
In pursuance Of the aboreorder. we hereby give
notice that W have obtained from the Orphans
Court Of st. Msry's county, Maryland, letters
Of administration on the personal estate Of Ro-
bert Davis, late OF said county, deceased. All
persons having claims against che said deceased
are hereby notified 70 exhibit the same with the
proper vouchers attached thereto to the subscri-
befs, on OF before the z2nd day ofJanuary, 1881,
they will otherwise BY law be excluded from
the benefits Of the said estate. All persons in-
debtel 10 the deceased are requested to make inn
mediate payment 20 the subscribers.
LOUISA D. DAVIS,
J. J. COUGH,
July 70, isso-ew.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-09-02

B. HAEHn CAnArsEn. Exoca B. Assn
W~EiE nnaeFsianed. Attorneys Al Law ana So
lfc5lofs IN chaneery, have. this lst day q
3nnmaFy. 1850, lormed eo-pnFtnnr3hip In he
Drneiice ~ tzeir procession. under the nnIne and
style - Cannailer 3 Abel. Thev win practise
ia ~ ecanty Of s.. Mari : and he adioininz
conntf&
EspeEial atlension wisl be paid % lheeoIlee-
ffon uf elaias.
once Ia the Court Honse Address
CAVALIER 4 ABELE.. LeonArafoWn,
81 Mars aoum1y, Nd.
b HAEnn CAmx1aEa,
Exocm b. AAEGE. !
ian ;. lsso--sf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-09-02
NOTICE.

HAVING land papers and field notes Of near
Il lyevery tract Of land Ia the county, afII
be pleased to aid parties wishing my services ms
Surveyor in locating their lines or boundaries
Lean be found i'm Leonardtown on TUESDAYS.
WI. ]. WATHEN,
March IN. lse0-tf. C0uns~ surveyo.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-09-02
MsAN.N

Is NOW READY ron run SPRING
oil 1850 WITH A LARGE STOCK
OF AGRICULTURAL Ii
ELEMENTS. FERTILI-
ZERs, SEED AND
HARDWARE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-09-02

Z READ !
And woaId advise elE my forrner eussomezs
and The public In Reaefal 70 give . vide birth
70 al men ~ war; steer clear 81 pirates aud drup
anchor In iFiendIy port
4 HAVE juat raturned rom Baliimore with .
4 full line Of
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Hardware,
READY-NADE CLOTHING,
LADIES FINE DRESS GOoDs.
MADRAS GINGHAMs, PIQUES CALlCOES
and fnll assoFiment Il
lF1neWh4te Goods.
Also Q well selected assortment Of IAdies
Genilemenss and Chiidren's
FIne Shoes and Slippers.
WITH fall line o. Genasmen's and Boys
SUMNER HATS. vos,v.v
and GLOVES,
an Of sssaeh. with FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
MACHINE OILS and all other goods kept in .
Ezst-cEa@ country store, propose 60 sell At the
very lowest cash figures.
The csiebrnsed New American 3. n. q o. 3.
Sewing Machine for sale here
20 A. s.ssll.n. b. Of PEERLEss SEED
POTATOES for szle-
Miss Kiml Fsnwick, who Is IN charge Of the
Millinery Department, has aiso just arrived with
large stock Of
HATS.
SLoEERs TRIMMINGS
and other millinery goods.
A fun supply offAncy goods and notions, such
m
GLOVES,
cORSETTs, tsr
HOSIERY,
RIBBONS,
HANDKERCIHEFs,
and ainice selection Of Dress Buttons and Trim
mfngs which viii be sold &C prices 70 defy COM
petition. taassn 80 <
MAINTAINING win also be o feature Of
this department which will be under the same
direction. Orders promptly attended 10 and
dresses made IN the latest fashions.
VIM. r. greenwich.
LEoNARDToWN.
May 10, 1880.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-20
WISCONSIN NEWS.

Appleton is to have a new wooden MILL
Burglars are at their work in Fond du
Lac.
Edgerton is to have a bank, with capital
of $4,000.
Col. Samuel Hartman, of Appleton, has
gone to England.
Ripon is out of debt, having paid the last
5000 due on railroad bonds.
John E. Glover has been appointed dis
trict attorney for Burnett county.
At 20 years old Depere woman was mar
ried to % year-old man last week.
school in Depere for the instruction of
deaf and dumb mutes is in contemplation.
The revenue cutter AnGy Johnson has
been taken to Manitowoc and placed in dry
dock.
The mill dam at North Bend, jackson
county, was carried sway by a freshet, re-
Gently.
A Michigan firm are about erected new
saw mill at Ashland, with capacity of 5O,-
600 feet per day.
The elevator at Brownsville, MIMI. was
recently burned. 1t was owned by Cargill &
Van, of Green Bay.
Over 10000, 900 feet of pine and $780,
600 feet of hardwood timber we're put into
the upper Wolf river last fall.
John E. Fink, father of United States
Marshal Fink, of Milwaukee, died January
II, aged SO years and 9 months.
Fireman Felix was killed by q falling tree
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-20
at the Badger State camp, the other day. He
WAS a resident of Black River Falls.

at the Badger State camp, the other day. He
, was resident of Black River Falls.
Nick Kleinschmidt, of Racine, the other
| day attempted to slay his wife with an Ak.
| He WAS arrested and is under bonds.
Of total of seventy seven emigrants reg
stered in Milwaukee last week, twenty six
were seeking new homes in Wisconsin.
The total number of logs to be banked on
the Elk, on the north and south branches of
the Flambeau river, is estimated at LAT $780,
| 600.
VIM. Bonner, of Beaver Dam, is brother
of Robert Bonner, of the New York Led
ger, and resembles him in admiration of q
fine horse.
| Track laying on the Chicago & Tomah
| railroad is being pushed forward, and forty
| seven miles of track will soon be ready.
Clifton, in Livingston county, will soon be
reached.
Samuel b. Hammond, young lawyer of
Fond du Lac, collected $50 for the Red Rib
bon Club to which he belongs, but he failed
to pay it over. His delinquency causes much
excitement.
During 1879 the st. Croix Valley mills
ground out 100000 pounds of flour, 1,2OO,-
600 pounds of feed and $50, 900 pounds of
corn meal, nearly all of which was taken by
| the local trade.
Alma Journal: gentleman from st.
| Paul is at work in the register CT deeds
office, making abstl acts of all the lands
Railway company are obtaining for "rights
of way"
Oconto Reporter: One of our citizens
received New Years present in the form
of live baby left at the house during the
evening of the first. 1t was not appreciated,
and is now enjoying the homo comforts of
the poor-house.
The total miles of railroad now in opera
ton in Wisconsin is 1886; the gross earn
ings for 1879 were $26,966,4 36; operating
expenses, $14,274, 129; net earnings, $12,-
! COL ,O06; the increase Of net earnings over
1873 was $7S6,070.
Neillsville Republican: 1t is gratifying to
learn that there is no cessation of operations
in the logging camps on account of the re-
| cent soft weather. 1t has frozen up solid
again, and chips are flying as lively now as
ever before, and our loggers are preparing
for grand coming out in the spring.
Fond du Lac Commonwealth: Fire at
about 10 o'clock Wednesday night, Jan. IA,
entailed loss of about $4,000 upon John
Musgat, by destroying q barn. which was
also used for storage purposes, on the prem
Uses occupied by Ed. Delany, on Second
street. The origin of the blaze is credited
to an incendiary, who ignited the barn on
the northeast corner.
Princeton Republic: Luther Densmore, of
Green Lake, reports missing hog last fall
at threshing time, and supposed him dead,
but found the same, q few days since, buried
in the straw stack, alive, but decidedly weak
and poor. The hog had been missing for
four months, and, 30 far as the family are
concerned, had not been seen or heard of or
fed. Tally one for that hog.