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,TATE OF N.-NOUNTY COURT EOH

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- MANIT0HOC C0UNTY.-IN PROBATE
Notice Is hereby given, that at the special term
OF the county court to be held in aud for said
county, at the office OF the County Judge in the
city of lanitowoc, in said county, on the fourth
Tuesday OF September A. D., 1881, being the 9th
day of said month, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
of said day, the following matter will be heard
and considered:
The application of Bernard Hsnley for judg-
ment of this court which shall determine the de-
scent OF the real estate of which TIMOTHY HAN
LET, late OF said county, deceased interstate died
seized and which said real estate il known and
described the north half of the north half OF the
south east quarter and the north half of the north
haf OF the south west quarter, Of section s. town
snip Is, north, OF range %. east, in the town of
Liberty in the county and state aforesaid; and to
determine who are the heirs OF said deceased and
what are their respective rights and interests in
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agrseably to chapter 2s6, of the general laws of
W lsconsIn Tor the year 1881. su-25
Dated August 9, 1881.
By order of the court
MICHAEL KIRWAN, County judge
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IN PRoBATE.-MANIT0W0C COUNTY COURT.
L In the matter of the estate of Peter EgelhoH,
deceased.
To all whom it may concern: Letters OF admin
istraiion on said estate OF Peter Eselhoh, having
A D., 1881, and six months from and after said day
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demands OF all persons against said deceased
Dated July lIth, 1881.
MICHAEL kIRWAN, County Judge.
Estabrook & Walker, Attorneys aug4
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OF BILLS my TAR A5 EEAzHEs TIE LYING sc0UN
The Baltimore County union., 1881-01-08
From Rarville. 9th District.

7hr W,aiisr.--wo believe II IL u time. .honorcd
custu,n Tor correspondents TO begin their letters
H.;h some reference To the weather. but, as your
readers well aware, i; has been cold enough
durin; the last few days 10 satisfy the iasii
ious tastes. it is no; necessary to make any further
reference TO the subject
Neiyhiny.--Thc slciehing is excellent whore the
roads are not blOckalcd by snow drifts and the
citizens Of the Upper End enjoying it to the
fullest extent. We wish we could say the horses
onioyCd i; inuch their drivers.
RI, Roai..-Thc roads are s,ill impassable in
many places and we suppose they will remain
until " tbaw takes place as IL IL too cold for
supervisors 10 boss the hands" and besides they
d" ~, wish 10 incur any extra outlay of the tax.
paycrs money because there is TO be an election
Tor county officers next fall and the levy for 1881
t. To- be considerably lower than it WAS in 1880 20
that Democratic stump orators may howl about
the great "Tctrenchments and reforms" made by
the present administration. A few hours work
would make the roads passabic and prevent many
persons from having their sltighs upset. We had
one quite serious accident during last week and
mere Of the saiGc kind are not desired.
AceieRi.-On the 3Oth ulto., whilst Mr.. Chas.
$. Kidd and MEs. Carrie Briggs were out sleigh
ing the sleigh upset throwing them out. The horse
became frightened and ran away. breaking the
sleigh TO pieces and njuring himself so badly that
he will probably not recover. The occupants Of
the sleigh were more frightened than hurt.
beftfm.-hcNNat scrticcS were Degun y Einc
Grove church on Sunday night last and viii be
continued during the week, and probably longer.
The pastor. Rev. j. T. Knapp. IL assisted by Mr.
John u. Cole. A revival Of religion Is much
needed in this section Of the ''moral vineyard
L"ck If Interest is The Right Dirscfion.-Two
years ago we had aourishing literary society at
this place, but soon the novelty Of the thing wore
oT and il was suffered TO die lingering death
from lack OF interest by the members. and when
see the iattcring notices of successful societies
In other sections blush at the thought that if We
were to take but half as much interest in obtain
ing aud disseminating useful knowledge as VIC
take In trying 10 find out neighbors business,
We would have one Of the most in,elligcn commu-
mites in the State Of Maryland.
Whereabouts asd Size oi'fks .vaMesake.-Fathcr
Antwerp, you are right In regard to sex and my
whereabouts is Rayville. and if tho contemplated
present be u suit Of elo,hcs-which would be very
acceptable this cold weather. will add that my
size Is feet, inch. ANTWERP, in.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-01-08
From Union, FRS. District.

CIsiiiaus Ea'rrfdinmrnis.--ChFistm was very
quietly observed here. The factories were closed,
and each family in the emplOy of the company
received turkey and the bparicrs box of can
dies " Christmas present. Services were held
in the ". T.. church mt : o'clock A. NJ, aud
ut night an entertainment was given by the
NJ =. Sualay school. The programme, which
consisted of dialogues. rcadings. recitations and
music. was very well rendered, and was highly
appreciated by the large audience present. Al
the coEclusiun of the programme. Santa Claus
made his appearance. making the hearts Of the
children glad by distributing packages Of candies
and nuts which had been arranged on n large
Christmas tree oa the stage Miss Mary X. Hold
en- presided nj the organ.
Al trays factory turkeys were given 60 the
employees, and the scholars of the Sunday school.
tllugh Bonc superintendent each received their
usual Christmas treat.
officers Eiec,cd.--0n Sunday last the following
elected officers of the ". L. Sunday school Of
this place. 10 serve the ensuing year: President,
Johnscy Jones: vice prcsicnt, Levi Pearce su-
pcriJiendcnt. James Green; assistant supcrin-
icnlent. Stephen g. Hogan: secretary. John
Hogan librarians. Frank Frost and Stephen n.
Hogan.
PsrsonaL-Gso. W. Melee, brother OF Charles
Mclcc. who resides near this place, Is on n visit
to his brother. Mr.. McBee Is Mayor Of Inde.
pcndcncc, Ohio, and has not been here for ton
years. PATArsco.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-01-08
From Philopoiis, 9th District.

Mnirimoniui.--0ur friend, Mr.. Joshua q. Bos-
ley, having discovered that IL was not good 10 be
alone, has been Joined in holy wsdlocg with Miss
Bertha Brown. one of Baltimore citys fair daugh-
tors. The wedding took place on Wednesday
afternoon, December 10Th, at "a o'clock, Mt the
residence Of Rev. Job Price. Of BaltinoIe, Gfier
which the bridal party took the $50 z. N. train
for Cockcysvilc. from whence they proceeded to
the residence Of the groom, Western Run Valley.
where friends and relatives greeted them. We
congratulate our young friend, and IL has often
been said, and Is the case "that success in life de-
psnds on matrimonial partnership We hope his
services In law, surveying. teaching aud as Jus
tiec Of the Peace may prove doubly remunerative
and that length Of days and much happiness be
added.
Iaisn.e Coh.-Thc Old Year went ou, with
great irigidity, causing tac mercury to descend
below zero--ffom lso TO 2is below according TO
location. The last days Of lss0 and the usheTing
In Of 1851 will long be remembered and notably
recorded. The severity OF the weather was such
as 10 form ice from IL TO II inches in thickness
and TO cause the freezing Of pumps, tho stoppagc
OF mills, the freezing Of chickens, the frost
OF ears, hands and feet. the suffering Of the poor
AMI TO cause US to think and act for their relief
The New Year, though giving us such frosty
saia,aiion, was greeted with tho usual observan-
ces. Its advent was not welcomed In the way Of
watch meetings. because of the intense cold.
y. y. EHferfaiHh'eni. Saturday evening, jan
uary let, the Union sunday school gave an enter
tainment Of interest and pleasure at Gorsuch Hail.
The programme consisted of singing, addresses
and the giving of presents. A large Christmas
tree was trimmed with fancy articles. confcction-
cry and premiums, and was brilliantly lighted.
Those receiving the best rewards were among the
smallest children, one Of these receiving a live
goat On its entering the room with numerous
sleigh bells, considerable mcrriment was created.
Mr.. X. David Yost and wife are active workers
and were the recipients Of \ pair Of vases and
handsome students lamp.
Religious Msefiag.--A pro,racted service is be-
Ing held at GOrsueh Hall by Rev. Mr.. Waits, Of
Hereford Babtist church. PuILoPoLIs.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-01-08
Tho star Of Bethlehem. /"

Prof c. A. Grimmcr, Of Kingston, Jamaica,
who is scientist o: fame, recently made some
wonderful prophecies in connection with the action
Of the planets and other heavenly bodies. lie
says of the "star Of Bethlehem :" In 1857 the
"Siar vf Bethlchem" will be once more seen in
"Casscopia's chair" and will be accompanied by
Il total eclipse of the sun and moon. The star
only makes its appearance every 3j years. Il will
appear and illuminate the heavens, and exceed in
bFilliancy even Jupiter when in opposition TO the
sun, aud therefore nearer TO the sun and bright.
ness. The marvellous brilliancy Of the "Star Of
bethlehem" in lSS7 viii surpass any Of its prcyi-
Gus visiiations. II will DO seen by MONDAY.
shining with quick, flashing lgh; the entire year,
after which 1t will gradually decrease In bright.
hess aal finally disappear, not 10 return TO our
heavens until 220:, or 3lj years after 1857. This
star fret attracted the attention Of modern astron
oiners ia the year 1875. I; was'then called n
now star. I; was no new star. however, for this
was the star which .hone 50 brightly u. c.. and
was the star that illuminated the heavens at the
nativity Of Christ.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-01-08
Arlington and Pimlico Railroad.

Justice Pole. at the instance Of Mr.. John Mer.
ryman. president Of the Arlington and Pimlico
Railroad Company. has issued three warrants TO
Sheriff Sladc, directing him to summon jury oi
condemnation on the property Of Vim. II. Iloopes.
Winfield $. Wilhelm and wm. l.. Clark. exccu-
tors and trustees, ct al, on that Of John $. Berry
and Others, trustees Of the Methodist Episcopa!
church property tthe parsonagcl. and Rev. J. IL.
G. Dosh. and ON that Of Margaret l.. Tobin and
husband. and !. l.. Walter, to condemn the same
for the Company's use.
Sheriff Siadc has summoned jury Of inqui,i-
tion, composed ofthe following gentlemen, 20 NEE,
upon the above mentioned premises. on Tues
day, January ls.h, 20 assess damages for
right-of-way: Anthony Kennedy. John wcthcr.
ed, John d. Hammond. Thomas &. worthington
Vim. Fell johnson. Samuel Brady, John n. Car.
roll. DIR. james C.. Larsh. Shairach Kemp, Of s..
Pleasant Hunter. James Ramplcy. Heithc S. Gill;
Samuel W. Worthington, John Ridgcly. Of H.,
Samuel 7. Butler. DIR. A. S. Baldwin, Edward y.
jenkins. Wilson Townsend, John II. Fowler and
Henry l.. fringcr.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-01-08
Pleasant Entertainment.

The entertainment and annual treat Of the Tow
sontown N. l.. Sunday school, held in the lecture
room Of the church on Monday evening last, was
q pleasant affair and enjoyed by all present. The
programme. which consisted Of rcciiations. read
ingr, singing. re-, was ended BY nm address By
the pastor, Rev. J. \. Davis. when the large
doors leading into the infant classroom in the
rear Of the stage were thrown open. displaying n
magnificent tree, illuminated with candles and
laden heavily with bags Of confectionery, &c.
Santa Claus at once appeared upon the stage and
after addressing himself TO Mr.. Jas. 4. Dunphy,
the superintendent, commenced distributing the
confectionery. &e., among tho scholars. An in
teresting feature Of the evening the presenta-
tion 20 the infant class. by the superintendent on
behalf Of Its teacher, Mrs. Jas. Sheridan. with u
library containing 100 volumes to be used cxciu-
sively by said class in she Sunday school. Mrs.
Sheridan deserves much credit for the interest she
takes In her class, she having callected all the
money by private subscription with which to pur-
chase the library.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-01-08
Circuit Court.

TIE bessinber term Of the Circuit Court was re-
sumed on Monday. and the following business lis-
posed OF: Kemp & Cummings. nuisance; not
guilty. John Gothard alias Sandy Smith, cclorcl
was arraigned for numbering Jos. Wood. in Pa
taptco Neck and pleaded not guilty. On recon-
mendation Of the grand jury, Matthew Dnrns,
Cornelius johnson and Edward Reid were released
from jail.
WIN. Doughlin, cunning on Sunday; acquitted.
Charles PetEold, sale Of liquor on Sunday plea
OF guilty, hned $40 and cogts. John Cornelius,
larceny plea Of guilty and sentenced TO thirty
days In jail. T. s. Peters, charged with forciblc
entry eonvieted and sentenced to pay n enc Of
81 and costs.
Thecaseof the State VS.. Charles Martin, indicted
for larceny Of harness, valued at $780, from J. d.
Mallory, was terminated on Wednesday By Martin
Withdrawing the plea Of not guilty and entering
plea OF guilty; tho plea was entered, but sen
tence was reserved. Charles Giles coloro larceny;
guilty sentence reserved. Nicholas Forester,
assault and battery pleaded guilty, and fined S.,
costs TO be paid by the county. Richard Mill
bourne. alias Richard johnson, assault and bat.
terry; guilty fined 81. Gustavc Blank, larceny
gnty, and sentenced to county jail for sixty days
John cuFran, larceny guilty; sentence reserved.
The case Of Enos 5. Miller, indicted for making
and uttering false afidaviis, was continued until
the March term.
On Thursday tho Court was occupied in dis
posing Of the cases Of the State W.. 1Icnj Noyes.
Jr., indicted for receiving stolen goods, and aganst
John and Wm. Noyes, indicted for larceny; in
both cases judgment Of not guilty was entered
BY the Court.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-01-08
Hartford Road Items.

Sisigking Aceiisnt.-on New Years day Mr..
Benj W. Ady. of tie Smile House, while driving
In the city. ran his sleigh intoa snow bank which
caused IL to turn over. throwing him out aud hurt.
ing him slightly. lie was driving quiet horse,
otherwise serious results might have followed.
4 Great yeed--Lavender liill and Lauravillc
should organize literary society at once. There
are number Of young inen who would be greatly
benefited by such society, and besides the meet
ings would furnish pleasant and profitable enter
tainment for all.
Q".rry.--I would bc glad II some ono Of your
correspondents would tell your readers where the
first Irish potato was found and where II was next
cultivated.
Don't Deai ia RI have been repeatedly asked
20 make reference in my letters 20 matters Of n
private naturc-in other words, scandal--such as
Il frequently circulated in this and other neigh
borhoods, br; always most positively refuse 20
deal in anything in that line. More than this.
very well know that your popular paper is too
hgh-toned To lend its columns to any such mean
ness. You are right.-Ebs.
Room for Them.-Sevcral persons 20 whom
have had your paper mailed lately, arc very much
pleased with II and you may look for more new
subscribers very soon. vIGILASr.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-01-08
From Phoenix. N. @. Railroad.

School ResHRed.--The public school at this
place was re.opcnei ON Monday. Mr.. Chas. W.
Anderson Is the principle. and Miss 0tca Burnett,
assistant. The pupils seem much attached TO
their teachers and are making good progress with
their studies. Mr.. Anderson has occupied his
present position for many years and appears 10
give entire satisfaction. Miss Burnett has a
pleasant word for all aud Is devoted to her school.
y. y. EaisrfaiamsRf.--The officers aud teachers
OF tho ". y. Sabbath school Of this place gave nm
entertainment, consisting OF dialogues, reeitations
de-, on the evening Of the 30th, which was y very
pleasant affair, Mr.. George Duncan contributing
much 10 the amusement Of the audience. Miss
Amanda Tracey presided at the organ. The en-
tertainmsnt will be repeated at an early date.
RseereriHg.--Mrs. Hartman. widow Of the late
John Hartman, has been III for some time with
bronchitis but u Improving under the skiilfui
treatment ofDr. Elias Price, of Baltimore, formsriy
Of this county.
More fee.-Mr. NJ. X. Fristoe, q merchant Of
this place, finished filling his ice-house on Mon
day, the leo being thick aud Of good quality.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-01-08
r. r. Stockholders Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stockholders Of the
Baltimore and Delta Marrow Gauge Railroad
Company was held at DOiair on Thursday, Col. T..
II. Webster was called 10 the chair, and George
l.. Van Bibber appointed secretary. The annual
report says that the road Is nearly all graded and
that enough money Is subscribed and paid In TO
complete the grading and masonry. II will require
si5o,oo0 to finish and equip the road after Il 10
ready for the rails. Toraisc this per cent bonds
to the amount Of S60D,0 900 will be issued. The fol-
lowing directors were reelected; WIN. II. Waters,
Stevenson Archer. Eli Tucker. 4. S. Rogers, Jas.
J.. Street, Caleb J. Moore. Thos. Armstrong. Vim.
Gilmor. A. W. Bradford. =. 7. George. c. W. Hat
ter, Folk Jones and :. q. Boyd. Mr.. Boyd takes
the place Of Jas L. Sutton. who declined to serve.
A meeting Of the directors was afterwards held.
and the present officers reelected, as follows !:
President. Vim. II. Waters; vice president, VIM.
Gilmor; secretary. $. q. Boyd; treasurer, Thos.
Armstrong collector, T.. c. Price.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-01-08
Baltimore and Delta Railroad.

The Delta Herald says: "Peter Dolan, con.
tractor on the Pennsylvania division Of the Iaiti
more and Delta Railroad, has been pushing ahead
with his contract despite the severe weather. His
workmen have thrown up dirt within n stones
throw Of Delta station. There being n scarcity oi
dit at this point and swampy ground also, he
kills two birds with one stone by making large
ditch at the side Of the track.
"The entire road from Delta 20 Baltimore Il
now nearly all graded, and what IL more, IL nearly
all paid for. The officers deserve much credit lor
their management Of the finances. Some Of the
baltimore county people are impatient and
want more done. They must remember that
job requires time. However, nothing unforeseen
occurring, the people Of Delta may listen for the
song Of Baltimore whistle before old Santa Claus
drives over this region again."
The Baltimore County union., 1881-01-08
The Capitol at washington.

The capitol Of Washington stands almost In the
centre Of the plan Of the city. The cornerstone
was laid in 1893 by Washington. The building
and was originally much smaller and moro SYM
metrieal. II was burned BY the British In the war
Of 1912, and was only rebuilt after q stormy de-
bate In Congress. But with the grswth OF tho
country Il was found much too small; the extern
sons were ordered. the cornerstone was laid with
Daniel Webster as the orator OF the day, and they
were completed In 1868. Tho structure has cost,
In all, about 81, ,000,O One would gather little
idea Of the sine Of this building by being told that
Il 10 7ss feet long by 325 broad. One might bet
ter comprehend Il, perhaps, on learning that its
grovnd plan occupies three and ahaM acres.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-01-08
Good Pay for Teachers.

Sometimes people are inclined to underestimate
the dignity and importance Of the position Of the
schoo teacher. but such have little conception Of
how his services are estimated elsewhere. Ia
England for instance. some Of the great prizes In
clerical life are positions as teachers. Eaton and
Harrow, tho great schools of the Kingdom, arc
always presided over BY clerSymen AMI are worth
from 1000 to 1000 year. Rugby winchcs.
ter aud Westminster arc worth from $4,000 to
100000 yearly. The masters Of the colleges also
get good pay the master Of Trinity College
Cambridge. receives $4,000 and the head oi
Trinity College, Daba gets about $4,000. The
clergy all strive for these positions and those who
get them are regarded as the lucky ones. A teach.
or ncans snnethinr after all.-.EyehaRae.