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New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
4 RILNY U1Y At NEWPORT.

NEwronT, Oct. 5.--A cold easterly rain
storm prevailed today
Blaudlna B. Andrews and William J.. An
drews OF New-York. and Daniel Morrison, Of
Richmond, +. l.. petition the Court OF Probate OF
this city that q copy of the will Of the late Lorinz An
drews rf EevY0rk with copy OF the probate. may be
filed ami recorded here aad that letters te@tanen
on the he granted them. Tie petition was read
and referred to v "Wednesday, October 20 The wrl
pronated III Eew-York March l6 1873 This step is
necessary OF tho sale OF tho estate to Theo
dore A. Haveinoyer, the Austrian Consul General at
kew-York, who Is occupying the house.
The question Of systom oi sewerage aud tho intro.
ducIon OF hvdrants discussed at tho Ciy Council
this evening The proposition received 10 INTRO
once the same system Of sewerage provided for
Memphis.
Professor william Brosors OF Harvard College. In
confined 10 his GUNNER residence here account OF
Illness.
Mrs A. + Damon. j. l.. Wilson and T. w. stscre of
NeW.York: Ausin SrOIt ~ Washington; N. Powers. of
Hosiou: rATGa q HcudOrsO. az Staten Is and LOd l..
Johnson OF Ealtinote, bye arrived at the Hotel Aqnd-
neck Wnrkhen began making the proposed alterations
AT tho Casino to-day.
4 f,snionaa. wedding will take place AZ tho summer
resdcncc Of Theodore ". Phinncy. Ot Chicago omor-
row the bride being the daughter II Mr. Pninncy, and
n q brIccgIoom II. -. Henderson, OF NewYork
Nathan Johnson cOiOrei man whO she Ierod Fred
ercE Douglas. whch the latter escaped from slavery,
has been stricken with paralysis AZ New Bedford hr
Douglass has called 10 sre his friend hr. johnson Is
rpkcn OF III ~ OF MI. DOugasss books.
Mr. johnson Is eighty five years old
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
TIE REY. JONN 4. TREANOR.

The Rev. John A. TreauOr, pastor of st.
Lawrcuce's Cnurcn, in East EgaW fourthst, dcd sad
denly in California on saturday. lie had been travel
ling with party o; friends ono Of whom was judge
Donohue Of the IN Court While returning ron
the Yosemite Valley q st2ge coach the horses became
frightened aaI Father TreIEOr wls thro|n u the
ground and 20 badly burt that ne dct G inrrnai n
iilcs Tne body VIII be brought ID New YORK lor
burial.
Father Trcau0r was prominent member OF the jesuit
Od.r i'm t!t, ci g. He was born IN NewI0rl and was
ucSttd q tde llece OF st. Francs NiNer IN Ncst
Sixt"cnthst. He remained in tn college lor several
yr1rs fol he had iOled the order. when he Was ad-
vduced 10 position or First Project 10 81 J0hhS
COLLEGE Fordham. lie flied that position FOR X Sers,
when H. was made pastor ol 81 LaTr, nee Cduirn re
was an cneretc pastor and became very popular win
his parishoners. Tue chuIch was Durdened WIN d-oo
when ne assuIed Cna-g, three years ago Dut Ccebty
be succeeded In WIping oct The indebtedness ne then
determined to bmd aiser church. it was manly lOr
the uurpn-e COcrtiC money ur tn new cHdrch lhat
he went West with Judge DDnohue aud friends
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
OBITUARY.
.LACOUES OFFENBACH.

PARIS, Oct. On. Ofenbach, the mllSicai
composer died at 4 o'c ock THIS morning. during INC
twelve hours preceding his death he suffered acuey
jacques Offcnbach was born OF Gcrman-JeW-
ish parents in Cologne, Jane 81 1919. lie studied music
iu the Paris Conservatory rom 1888 to 1897 lie D'Sa
by being player upon the yolonccllo and member ol
the orchestra the Theatre Francois. His st essay III
composition was setting OF the fables OF La ron
tame TO nu.e. In 1s47 the leader OF The Orchoa-
ira Of the Theatre FlauCais. BE opened the B)"he'
Parisieus in sj5 the winter transfer Ing is company
to he Theatre de COmte. IN 1873 Ee undertook lLr
MANAGEMENT oc Giic Theatre. HIS ntbt gfe1i sue
cess the OrDhec EDIers. ran for 300 successive
nights. Hs -pectacular Opcra bo'ile, " "hthgtoh
ar, his CO." produced al Tho Alh9mbra Theatre III Lon
don prougGt MIN 81 900. Oienbach produced III oOl
u, Belle Helene; 1866 4" H'rbc Bioue" y; ana ~
Is67 La Grande Ducuesse." The most import Bt part
Ot O1anbach, hblcttpS we're written by Nm: Henri
Mchac AID Iudovic Iayy. His last work. Ia lii!e
du Tambour Major: has recently been produced ID tni'
. ,.- =
C.qiics ha; somewhat Offered in their estimate o.
Or.nblchs work. l. has hcen claimed tIat he WAS IN
capape of writing Of the highest class, ana tuat
his PRODUCTIONS are tInlng and Of temporary interest
There IS 30 question: how Of their popularity ihct
bright and pleasant qu,es hayc received great up
plaIsn unon both Of The Atlantic. and wherever
mere musical amusement i5 sought tEey VIII prootDy
Lold tnoiT own
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06

Barcelona str H"Dry Aiming IBID. FROM Bamore At Ant
werp str (r) from NewYOrk At Newcastle sts
Ben ore fBr from Philadelphia, NJ Gibraltar On gh ma
str Br Boston here; str DE Ruyter fBelg
from Ork at Antwerp; str Lombard tBf from Mon.
trcaI at Queenstown sir Bela r IRON New YORK BROOK.
iyD Montreal fforrox from Htngrc, ~ Adams rom
Eey YOrx ana Victoria Ro'tOn, Liyerpoo Washing
ton fIfa from New YORK, AZ Genoa.
The Hamburg American Line Lessing V0s3 which ar.
rived Hamburg the 9th nit from YORK has been
I'm and lost several Of her STEM plates
The SHIN sayanna air erJ Tapelm from New fos
Premen fios She has lost her bowsDfit
ship Brl. Dennis from Pil1u sept tor New
YORK, has put Dack 10 Tosn0ck lelky
The ~hp Corin1a 8rD Gibson. from Antwerp for New
YORK put POr, and Roads hqyiag been damaged
cOilisiOu. - o-,..
The Joseph Fereu. frj Straifo from Genoa for Ner
York before Gibrafar witt te loss of blade d
her propeller has repaired sailed for her destination
Str LIZZIE EnR!rh trl Robinson from LY-rDDO for Vow
YORK winch put QneeasOwD sept IL, having shifted hes
cargo OF c as repaired and sailed again
LivgRpOyT. oct j.-Arr str Di,tGD Castle tbTi from
Charleston sept 10. ,,,-,..
QERNsToWS Oct 5-Arr sir Indiana, rom Philadelphia %
her 10 ilyerpOD. -. -,
HULL Oct 5Arr 4th inst, O'rIn'o, from Ne"fofk
HAYASA Oct 6.-Arr str City Of WashfngiOD. from New
FOR later snip Eetcs Uany. sss nm Page-
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
THE FATE OF FRANKLIN.
PFsIu rs OF THE ARCTIC SEARCH.

RESULTS OF TIE ARC TIC SEARCH.
uEUTENANr sCuwATKAs DISCOVERIES IN KING
WILLIAMS LAND-rATEs or THE NATlVFs-hoW
THE EXPEDITION WAS CONDUCTRD-How FRANK
Inns MEN PERlsHED.
Lieutenant Frederick Schwatka, who has
recently returned fIom the Franklin Search
Expedition that started North in 1878, re-
lated yesterday to TRIBUNE reporter some
of his experiences, and exhibited his notebook,
and some Franklin relics The stories of the Es-
quimaux who saw the last of Sir john Frank
Inns men, and who afterward found their bones
and destroyed the records. are given herewith as
taken from Lieutenant Schwatka's note
hook.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
NATuANlEL WHITE.

CONCORD, n. H., Get 4.-Nathaniel White,
one OF the Republican Presidential cctors died satur-
day morning the ac Of sixty nine years Since 1926
or 1927 Mr. White Las been interested IA tie hotel stage
aud express business He OF the promoters Of
the United States and Canada Exprcss Company. and
was the owner o! the Elce Hotel ana the opera House
iu this city. Mr. Wuc served Tor TWO wears IN me Leg
islatulr and Of thc Oldest members ana most
liberal supporters of the UnIyersallst Society.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
HOME NEWS.
ppOuINTNT ARRIVALS.

rim Ircnue HoteV-Tbc Hon. Robert G. WIn,hrop'
Of Boston senator Henry Baldwin OF mcn'ga m and
stewart Van Vie D. \. \. = Burdett OF Misou,l a %
Sen1for Isaac v Baker. r OF COmsock's y
r. ~ ucbcl T. Russian Minister NJ Wasnhg.on
ana Bish0p Young Of Florida htdeIndre H,'f1wl
uonfrousry fair OF and Suuerdht H2h1
Admiral Thomas q Selfridge, IT, n. and Colonel W. T.
traighi and Lieutenant Frederick Schwaika u = a
81 Uclf Hpc- Bishop Howe OF south CarOhmn 'f;a,
for shop NcIaren. of illinois ~ 1,i |,gt aishon
10, ohn .ErGnd fnfrdt ifCF,-is''oP
Pninev 81 " ryIand - Egercn HOus"-tear Admlri ieel
Wor,len L = NJ. Pr~r0or Hose-Gouerai >. H. ml9"''
n, Eoston and J. NJ Walker Of chicago. HuSs t""
Henry Hir- Of New Haven sg lOrN ~ =,
senator John W steven Of KenucAY liugn w 0H,sy
49, ~ e. pc nan, 81 Vif yiria ... Y dsor Ut Judge
Georrc f. ComsOcx OF Syracuse, and J' H. De'e'eA VI
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
TOWN CARRIAGES.

We have now on view al cur Ware
rooms, Broadway, 47tt to 48th-St.. Large
Stock OF Fashionable TOWN CARRIAGES,
embracing BROUGHaMS, LENDsUS, LAM
DhULET5. cOUPES, and T-CARTS, TO-
gether with a variety Of vehicles suitable
for Country Driving. with FuI! Assert
ment of the BREWSTER WAGON, of which
we are Sole manufacturers.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
WILLIAM II. MEEKEE.

The death of William Ii. Meekcr, heavy
coal OPERATOR VINO had an office at no III Broadway
wa, reported Yesterday Ne died in M0mex France.
Mr. Ner.r left i. country in June last and sought to
bcret bis hca tn in Europe. ti's wiio and family ac-
commanded him. He was member 81 the Union League
club ~ the Jerome Park Driving Association and of tie
New England Society. The body Will DE brought TO THIS
couufry burial
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
nr,u vopu n,uv TR1BuNE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6. 1880
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.

10 tbot NJ lanes FIanuigan, a resident of Dutch
Kills who had been missing from his hoine shco
September l.
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
LARCHMOvT MANOR.-For the benett OF nc per
manent aud summer residents OF Larcnmone , M,"o,
a., EnisconoI chanel is now building at n cost OF
$1,000.
MOUNT VrRNoN--An election for school onicers
in District No A. of Mount Vernon, resulted 10 'aEo, %
Trr"toes David NJ. Van Colt Jared SaDdford ana
Ezra Fowler. For Treasurer, John Berry; CierK'
Herman King.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
tAnJuncelneDt%l

CELERY AZ REMEDY FOR NERVOUS DISEASES.
Dr. G. W Benson, OF Baltimore, Ma. pfacHcng physician
twhO has paid much d eases ma fs-
covered that a1d csnpe comb nef In =
certain proportion. invariably hetchc eher Digls
dvspsptic nrvOus .ck headache ncuiaa seep es-nes
INDIGESTION ana nervO0.ness TN, uph meici
chernsfry al the countrv are 0ffi
ig nv mall prepares pi. AZ % spt~ Der box IhS
Doctor ia rgely known M Hy respected m Bat more
lEm5cOga Methodist Ne".i0rf once 10 F"i.oA'~
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06

FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS OTR PRODT6
TIONS HAVE MAINTAINED ABSOLUTE SUPREN.
ACY IN THIS COUNTRY. AND At PARIS. 1873. IN
COMPETIrION WITH THE WORLD. WE WERE
AWARDED THE HIGHEST HONO&S THE DECORA.
TON OF THE LEGION OF HONOR AND ThE GOLD
MEDAL
THE RUBBER CUSHIONED AXLE. USED TX.
CLUSiVEIY OK ALL VEHICLES BUILT BY Is A..
sURES SAFETY AND COMFORT ~ Riding And
LARGELY INCREASED DURABILITY.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
CONGRESSM4N VOORHIS INDICTED.

TRENTON, n. j., Oct. 5.-The United States
Grand Jury to-day found three indictments against
Charles H. Voorhs for embcEElemenI OF moneys OF the
Hackepsack, n. j., Bank.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
For M Shlp Mctcs. n N

"Faith. thin, Mrs. Smith, III make bowld
enough 10 tell yer hat wuere Dle Republican votes
once an interprisiDg Dlnfnycrai u VOH tb tonne.
an LET Them mt that in their pOIpes aud scdmOke
mkt tOyimDrr !'-l lIdTpcrs Weekly.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
DR.. LYONS TOUTH TABLETS.
A valuable toilet luxuT,-.

Was long afflicted with Dyspepsia. Severe
blosnc NJ the teruOc pas sn1rtne. of D. st1.
T,t Il ,omy depressed AMI cros> Dr. HofMASs PAD ha,
cured me my wife o. Dyspersia EeuTa@ ana p1ne al
Debity Tel. ever; body gDOut tIc PtD
IuOs. Ia. CAsTL2, 30 North li0waid-st, ba.thoie
WIYCHESrER'5 HYPO?dD>PHfrES
VIII curc Con.ugIfiDn C)lrlA Bro. ir. Dtbttr. ~
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06

MAXINE [NIELLLGENOE.
MINIATURES ALNASAC.

MINIATU GE ALNANAC
Am rl..s G.O Sun sells. j35 Clock slow. .l2m. 5s
Moon .. $50 MOOL l:ji Moons a,e. days 2
tuGH wA1EK TO-DAY A NJ.
HoOS.. S:55 GOV INand S'D ltll 'ats.-- lIii9
WATER TODAt-P N.
Sandy HOOK. 9ls Istani. GiS dell GAO 1897
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06

INTENSE AGONY OF THE VICTIM.
YOUNG BLACKSMITH OF ELIZABETH. n. j., BIT
Ten BY PET DOG IN MAY, DYING SUDDENLY
IN oCrOBER
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06

| found saws pipe ana can OF tobacco. me
bones are now covered up with sand ana seawccu.
bonks founi destroyed from time 10 ilihe Ny ne
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HAPPILY DISAPPOINTED

Disappointment are frequently gre
vious to bear, but having received let
ters almost daily from parties who
have been ''happ1ly disappointed we
relate their experience which will be
profitable for every one to remember.
Thousand have written to the pro-
prietors of Kendall's SPAWN Cure,
stating that they began using it with
out any faith that it would cure spav-
ms, but had been happily disappoint-
ed as it had completely cured the
spawn and removed the bunch with
out blistering, and after using it for
various purposes. all state freely that
they find 1t the very best liniment ev-
er used for any lameness on beast or
man. Please read the advertisement
for Kendall's SPAWN Cure.
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Important business Change

4 copartnership has been formed
to take effect on May 8th, between
Mr.. Ole II. Bang, of River Falls, and
Mr.. J.. O. Levin, of Hudson, for the
pr. pose of carrying on the Merchant
Tayloring business in River Falls at
the old stand of Ole H. Bang over
Burhyte's store. Mr.. Bang is too well
known here to need any comments.
Mr.. Levin has for the past eight years
been cutter for Mr.. Schrimski, of
Hudson. 1t is needless to say a more
competent firm is not to be found in
these parts. A full line of the finest
cloths and trimmings will be always
on hand to select from. LIT
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Republican senatorial District Con
ventIOm.

Convention called to order by R. j. Flint
n absence Of member Of Committee.
Geo B. Merrek was chosen Chairman and
John Hummer, Secretary.
Mr.. Hunt moved committee Of on ere.
dentials Chairman appointed Messrs. Hunt
Jensen and Griffin.
Committee reported the following delegates
entitled to seats:
Dunn County,. J. Flint, 3 votes, john
W. Gaines, 5. W Hunt.
Eau Claire. g. Callahan, votes, John
Hummer, NJ. Griffin, and c. n. Foster.
Pierce County-Geo. B. Merrick, c. r.
Morse, f. L. Davis, J. B. Jensen, and T. L.
Nelson.
Temporary organization was made perma-
nent,
Upon motion an informal ballot was taken
tor two delegates to attend the State Conven-
ton. Messrs. Foster and Gains were APP
pointed tellers. Ballot resulted a. follows;
D. Harshman, Ie Votes, NJ. Griffin, Il votes.
A new ballot was ordered with the follow
ing result: D. Harshman, Is votes; NJ. Griffin,
IA votes; c. r. Morse, l vote
Messrs Daniel Harshman and Michael
Griffin were declared duly elected.
Moved and carried that the delegates elect
ed have the power Of substitution.
After An expression Of opinion by the del
egates and others strongly fsvoring James
G. Blaine as the candidate OF the Republican
psrty-fsr President. the Convention adjourn
ed sine die. Gro. b. MERR1cK, Chairman.
JoHS HUMMER, Secretary.
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~@1ice Of uridee building 10 Let.

Notice is hereby given that meet
ing of the board of Supervisors of
the town of River Falls, win be held
at the house of r. A. Patterson in said
town to let the contract for building
a bridge across the dry run near the
house of said R. A. Patterson on the
I'D day of May, A. d.. 1880, at ten
o'clock A. NJ. Also at 2 O'Clock P. NJ.
Of the same day at the house of G..
Halvorson, TO let the contract of build
ing a bridge across the upper Trimbelle
near said Halvorson's house. 2-3t
By ORDER o. BOARD SUPERVISORS.
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Do You Ralieye 1T

That in this town there are scores
of persons passing our store every day
whose lives are made miserable by
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Sour and dis
tressed Stomach, Liver Complaint,
Consumption, when for IS cts. we will
sell them Shiloh's Vitalizer, guaran-
teed to cure them. Sold by G. E. DAVIS.
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Farm Tor sale.

One hundred and twenty acres of
land in the town of Oak Grove, A miles
from Prescott, on the State road. 100
acres under the pillow and the balance
mostly timber land. There is a small
house and granary on the place and a
good well of water. The farm can be
bought on time to suit purchaser.
For particulars apply to Geo. Newton.
Red Wing, or L. w. Day Lake City.
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g. Il. BaUss' EsaEEeff,,.

4 young woman who once sang so
divinely, '0h. had | the wings of a
dove has since married. She is
glad now to get chicken leg.
Hoofaline for sale by G. E. Davis.
Laugh and grow fat-grow fat and
be laughed at. 1t is poor rule that
will not work in all directions.
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Ed. Brown, graduate from Nor
gan's barber shop in this town, is es-
tablished in business at the Keith
House IN Ellsworth. lie yields the
razor with steady hand, and our Els
worth friends win find him proficient
in the tonsorial art.
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Sam Sheridan.
nEsCRIPTInN.

DESCRIPTION:
SAM SHERIDAN is Of a beautiful dappled
brown color; is very eompaGtly and power
fully built, with good style and very heavy
bone He is ] hands high and when IL tull
flesh weighs $50
PEDIGREE:
He was sired 10y Phil Sheridan who was
imported from France in 1869 iy Charles
Fullngton, OF Union Co, Ohio, and was q
lapple gray weighing 800 pounds, and
took the first Premium at the Indiana State
Fair, tall OF 1869, also, the first at the 0llo
State Fair at Springfield in 1870. Sam. Sher-
dams Dam was a 8 blood Norman and
I English Draught Mare. He took the SIS
PremIHm st the Union Fair at Atlanta, Ill,
when a sucking colt, and without doubt is
the best Draught Horse IN the Northwest.
Sam Sheridan will stand TO improve the
stock 81 horses, and can be seen 81 the fol-
lowing places the coming season:
Al Henri Van ScheoHhsFen's. r salem, MoR-
days and TFsAaaFs.
Ats. ]. Fez .IgeeE Ela. Fridays and Saturdays.
TERMs.--single Leap, IS: For Season, so,
To Insure. Sis.
Parties from distance desiring to use this
horse viii be entertained tree Of expense.
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The Pioneer Press of yesterday says
Wisconsin viii send a divided delega.
ton to the Republican National Con-
vention. No candidate has major
ity OF the hosts at Madison. Blaine
ahead. Sherman and Washburne di-
vide the rest of the delegation.
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DIED.

STARK In MarteI, April %, 1880, DR.
HENRY STARK, aged IS years.
HEMpHILL AT Maiden Rock, Wisconsin.
April 10, 1880, after protraeted illness,
the infant child Of Mr. and Mrs. j. j. Hemp
hill, aged year lacking days.
II EEMORlAN
In as much as II has pleased the Advise
Ruler o, the universe TO remove the precious
jewell SO recently given from the hearthstone
Of our beloved brother, be It
RESOLVED, That this, the Maiden Rock
Lodge, Ne 26s, l. o. o. f.. does hereby ex-
tend its fraternal sympathy TO our beloved
brother and his family Ia their distress. and
may the protecting arm Of the Grand Master
OF the universe be continually about them, is
eur sincere wish.
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HambIGtOnian Chief.

This Horse is Of the thoroughbred
Arabian and Fast Pacing blood; is
nearly six years old; strong on his
legs; weighs /. 225 pounds; staIds II "a
hands high; fine free trotting action;
fast walk, rich dark bay color; very
handsome. great style: highly finished.
lie Is especially desirable as a roads
ter. and shows rare breeding.
This is an excellent opportunity to
use a fine bIooded horse at a nominal
price. He viii stand until July lst,
1880, at
EITER FALLS-(entral HoteI-On Mondays
md TUESDAYS.
HUDSON. THURSDAYS and FRIDAYS.
Single leap, SIS; to IN
SIRE, 1925; for the season. 800. $5 to
be paid at the time u serrice.
D. G. McLENNAN. Prop,
24-1tf Clear Lake, Polk Co., Wis.
N. B.-HAuBETog1AY CHIEF win be
on exhibition at New Richmond on
Thursday, May 9th.
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70 vho,, rvav Coacern.

Notice is hereby given that | have
this day granted my son French F..
Baird, the remainder of his minority
and will hereafter claim none of his
earnings OF pay any debts OF his con-
tracing. W. IL. BAIRD.
River Falls, Aril 20, 1880. 52-3t
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sEEEREEF'S s4LE.
CIRCUIT CoURT-PIERcE COUNTY.
IL. p Rugg, Plaintiff,
a,rninst
NLaFtiIHV 4
Ii. w. Bradford. Defendant.


Ii. p. Rugg, Plaintiff,
against
II. W. Bradford, Defendant.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue OF
and in pursuance TO an execution duly is
sued out of said court upon the judgment
rendered and entered in said action on the
nth day OF December, A. d. 1879, in favor OF
said plaintiff and against said defendant. and
to rue directed, have levied upon ana shall
on the 9th day OF June, A. d. 1880, at one
o'clock in the afternoon of that day at the
front door Of the Post Office in the village OF
River Falls, sell at public auction to the high
est bidder for cash, all the right, title and
interest which said defendant had on the
27th day OF October, A. d. 1879, IN and to
Lot number one N OF Block number ten (l0)
of the village of Kinnickinnic, now forming
part of the village OF River Falls, in Pierce
county, Wisconsin, or that he has since &C
qured therein. Amos T. CARROLL,
Sheriff OF Pierce County,
2-3t BY A. II. LORD, Deputy.
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sHILoH,s oATARRH REMEDY.

oI1ILUII y UNI ANltI NI1AIEaUI I. =
marvellous Cure for Catarrh, Diph-
liberia, Canker mouth, and Head Ache.
With each bottle there is On ingenious
nasal Injector for the more successful
treatment OF the complaint, without
extra charge. Price so cts. Sold by
G.. x. DAVIS.
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For sale!

The subscriber offers for sale his
horse, harness, buggy, wagon, sleigh,
bobs and a kit of carpenter and
joiner's tools. c. HENRY.
River Falls, Wis. 4S.tf
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choice rinber land FOR sale Cheap.

The nw14 of sw14. Sec. so, T. q,
r.. II. Also the ne14 se14 of See. 70,
T. 81, r. Is, and the sea of neH sec.
81, T. 27, r. II. Inquire of w. IL.
Williams, River Falls, or address j.
Ii. Boyle, Reedsburg. Sank County,
Wis. 33-tf.
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SUMMONS.
CIRcUT CouRT-PIERcE COUNTY.
Christy Edsa!l, Plaintiff
Marcus 3. Smith, Cornelia Smith
and +. j. RurhYte. Defendants.

VLI4otJ I1Nt6W!I, IAIIIVtH 4
VS..
Marcus 3. Smith, Cornelia Smith 7
and +. J. Burhyte, Defendants.
The State OF Wisconsin, to the said Defend
ants, and each of them: Yeu are hereby
summoned to appear within twenty days af-
ter service of this summons, exclusive OF the
day of service, and defend the aboYe entitled
action in the court aforesaid; and in case of
your failure so to do, judgment will be rem
dered against you according to the demand
OF the complaint, of which a copy is herewith
served upon you. VANNkTTA & SMITH,
90 Plaintiffs Attorney.
p. o. Address, River Falls, Pierce Co, Wis.
The complaint in the above entitled action
was filed in the Office of the clerk OF said
court on the 18th day of April, 1890.
VANNATTA IL SMITH,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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wanted

To be known that the best dress
makers in town are at the store of
Mrs. Scales. Work done with neat
ness and dispatch and perfect Satlsfac-
ton guaranteed. 45-3m