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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-11-03
Soft SOap.

The circumstances were these: A
large firm on q prominent business
street proposed In have its store thor
Oughiy washed, and so sent its %ianiior
To get some soap. Something induced
him 10 invest in a keg of soft a and
he started TO roll it To the Office. The
kcg was something larger than a beer
key and not half so substantial. but the
old man got along very well with it un-
til he came TO a crossing. He was roll
ing it along and got TO the horsc-car
track, when a dray wheel hit the cask.
and in a minute the soar was flowing
in every direction. The old jani,or
gave a whoop of despair. and. while he
gazcd ut the scene of ruin, along came
a nattily-dycsscd drummer. He didn't
observe the soft soap till he stepped in
it You know how slippery soft soap
is. The drummer's feet shot from un-
der him and he never slid two rods on
his back so quickly before in his life.
He scoopcd up about n PINT o: soa.,
with each trousers leg and each sleeve.
When he triel TO get up he went down
again, and n policeman who ran to his
assistance went down. too. When they
finally got on their feet each was n
sight, and the drummer said he expect
ed to throw away every rag he had on
and take two Turkish baths to get
clean. The officer was mad. and said
somebody ought to be run in. and for
wan. of n better person he was going
TO take the drummer. but was distracted
by seeing a fat man coming along and
let his feet fly into the air while his
head hit . paving stone so hard it was
driven an inch into the earth. Thea n
mar with a basket Of peanuts struck
the food and n scene Of wild excite
ment ensued. the bows who jumped in
TO get the nuts being piled up in all
ways. Finally. a horse -ca came along.
and when it struck the soap besmeared
spot the horses went down so quick is
made the drivers head swim. lie
franiically leaped of tire car and at
ono went down himself. face first. and.
gasping. got so much of the soap and
filth in his mouth that it produced
nausea The horses. in their attempts
to rise. broke the hlrness. and there
was trouble till the s;rect-clcaniny
brigade came along and cleaned up the
soap. The janisor. seeing trouble
ahead. had fed during the early part of
the proceedings. but the officer SAYS il
he catches the nan the case'n 10 heard
from in court-N. I. Star.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-11-03

RouoH on sAN-Ssm Ride ,ut IL 4, Austin
clerk lie IL ally not very attractive,
and his morals ar, 81 a very inferior quality.
One Of Sans pcculiarities il To use mercan-
tile terms and expressions. no matter what
subject IL being ds-usscl lie ami . few
friends were talking about clcryymen AMI
doctors the other dsy, and one of them Asked
Sam WHO his family doctor vas DIR.
Docscm .upplics us with sil we need IN the
physical DEPARTMENT, and Psrsou Soothern
furnishes Us a full line Of Picty goods" SAID
sam Look here, Sam remarked Gil.
hooiy. "if DIR. Docscm Is responsible FOR your
looks, and Parson Soothcm furnishes yoa
with your mora's, all I've got to say Ia. that
they have allowed q Let OF secondhand goods
oil on YOU. and they badis damaged bestdes-
You ought 10 deal. from now on. With frat
class houses You have been swlndled out
ragronsly. To look at you one would supyoes
your good looks and manners were OF home
Tszu SiffiaSa
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-11-03
Hogs

II you have hogs running in your pas
lures now is the time, when the grass
is low and the heat oppressive. 10 feed
generously. once or twice a day with
corn. wheat and oats screenings; with
bran. shorts. rotten or fallen apples. and
other fruits. jointly or separately male
by boiling into = mush. or even = swill.
Ii costs something and il causes sone
labor and trouble. but al will be vel
repaid in the quantity that before Chrif-
mas viii 60 into the lard tuts and PORK
barrels. Ii is perfect nons nSc 20 raise
pork on the old plan il YOU wish TO raise
il for less than twelve or fifteen cents a
pound. II you follow the old plan.
which was turning out shoafs af Kill
ing time" and starving them al Sn-
ter until clover comes, and then sav.
ZOO hog or die" until with dogs AMI
negroes you hunt them down and place
them in = pen for ~fattening. after they
have worried you all the year As out
laws. breaking in the fields Of corn OF
other grain ut night, and next dsy run
almost to death and tom by dogs. until
they escape through their holes in the
fence, and . man or more has lost 4
half . day to drive them out and stop
the hole. for the same thing TO be re
peated the next dsy--you viii have pork
n a cost Tar beyond what you can buy
it for in the market. But II YOU can pc,
. good breed. keep the hogs dry sad
warm in uinter. give . good pasture in
summer. plenty OF wafer and food the
year round. with rotten wood, ashes
salt and sulphur. you can raise port
costing NOT half what you should receive
for il should yoa choose 10 sell. The
hog is naturally lazy. and IL well sap
piled with food he will not wander fsr
frura the swill-tub or food-trouyh. Like
the poor. lazy drunkard he viii sick a
the tavern that gives him his food snS
drink IN he largest qnsafiey sor O.
Hasf exeFtioa on his part. Bue aoe r
meat and 4fink, and % Mle vaga6ond
o. ruined rO1s viii turn marsndine
rover. or sneak-thief. bold highvsyma1
or chicken-seealer q viii the boe.
whether h - hiGA-hred a cummtv
seoek.-AsyykWS xanm~
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-11-03

Rev. j. c. Meek, pastor Of the Pres
tyterian congregation OF Upper Stew.
iekc East, Halifax, died recently after
tseive hours terrible suffering. lie wAs
Suddenly seized with violent commissions,
Which resulted in death as stated. At
ti1es the paroxysms were 50 violent that
itrequired six men 10 hold him in bed.
Ia was bitten by a mad dog some years
ago, and hence his death Is attributed
to hydrophobis. lie was about tb''sS-
sir years of ago
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-11-03
.Whep q vo,ro man l;.s.s hi. o.

When a young man kisses his cir.
goodnight about l:JD n. m, he may
have nearly . mile TO walk before reach
ing his home, and he enyies his girl.
who, he supposes. jumps into bed and
Is fast asleep ten minutes after he leaves
the house. He doesn't know that she
mus. first fish seventy-nine hair-pins on,
Of her head, n NJ q time, and twist
,er hair up into bits Of paper so that it
viii crimp nicely next day, and that he
in bed snoring before she turns off
he gas. II he Was aware OF this fact.
perhaps no would leave earlier Tie
,e,Lss
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-11-03
THE POETS RIVAL.

Across my In, the i,nby lies.
The soulIiybt dawnlng In his eyes.
], bending. turn aside Co lbok
Adowu the pages Of my book.
With Fash Of thought and fair conce.t
The fsir lines run on rhythmic feet.
n spark ns fancies gem the brink
Df this clear well srum which drink.
hui suddcn. all the poets skill
ia dimmed by something swee.er stu.
And ali his drcamlnxs. high aud grant.
Lie hid beneath a babys hand.
sfoop TO kiss Its dimplcf grace.
Iturn Ia read my dsrl ny face.
while falls UNDECIDED to floor
The broken spell which binds no more.
Ogiow Of wit. q prayer of sslnti
% brightest picture rem can paint!
OCoifcn rhythmic rise and fall.
Ny little love Is worth you all.
For soaring thought and winged word.
That percc the sky like n ieht of bird,
Nay bring the Joys OF Heaven more near.
But Heaven Itself IL with me here,
Mrs. N. T.. HdIc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-11-03

ARE you not alarmed ai your children
playing on that cistern With the TIP
door o,cnf Arc yrn not afraid thy stl
drop In some day ami get drowned uhea
you are not looking on" s4ii one Austin
lady TO another whom she rae visiting.
mo" vas the eonpisoen; reply, we get
our drinking water from anSther clsi IA
that The ehiLiren can't Tumble into
!Siftsscs
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-11-03
THEMSELVES

.-~-T@~s.~s - lee % s~--- $3.50
ars7sHra AFss s&s~a 50 $3.50 Es
fsFes 50 kFssEss $780, sr~s sA - 80
t~~t i-s 49, 49, af@s 80 49, ~@s<s 60
.ast- Asssss y. At@ttf - 49, hakass &s@s
"a s~s, - e s~asss ~&~f.s4 49, s-~~s - &a~~s<
h-sta TAas @A@ 80 q 1879 - Nsss ~ ~s&~s
o. - - esEz Es asszs @Nst = = s@ae~o-s&Ee
80 1850 - &t@e So ssES s.as saa1
$500 s. 49, ~k3z-aAa = 4 sss4s~ss tss~z s@As
kEaH $500 - E9sah~s4s@ - Z AsrNz~s
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-11-03
Two Wsmca.-A True story.

A poor, invalid. widowed mother lay suffer
Ing IN Q bed Of straw In . shahby hrokcn
down tenement; house In one q our large
ciiies- Two Christian ladies called; me gave
her n missionary testament, sud usic . bong
PRAYER, the other oeicrei pro.er food and fuel
70 lie given, bot instead Il &c lding . nhysi
clan, she purchased . bottle OF DR. Guyso;t's
Yellow Duck and ~Sarsa2srills for her. In a
few weeks time the invalid Vas again out
xashinR and ironing. To whom shall &c give
thankst
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-11-03

sse'Hsia yo1rseif md o<hers vi hsi2
you" Bat ton't tan 20 az. Kdney-wors fs
al Eref, kt3sey and hosei eoznpssfnts pee
ccsssveDess. etc Th~ sensot Il sSe proose
for n easier method Of preparing ktfs-r-
known vhoiesAie ~aruxxS<ss. weiis k<Asrz<zs
q Co, a E~as5fnx.on Vt. 90 prepare q sr
0le In liquid form % veEi 90 u dry so<-
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-11-03

II the New York H,raid we lately observed
mention OF the speedy cure OF Thiddeus
DEvids, Esq, Of the great ink frm. ia VIII
liam street, New York. OF rheumatic govt by
St. Jacobs 0l-SL Pssl( .ktsa J Fsoaner Pres.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-11-03

Mn GsoRss & COLEMAN, Of Seymour, Ind.
writes: IL hare krp: Dr. Guysots's Yellow
DICK and Sarssparilla ia my family foe years
M wife thinks there IL no saeh medicins ~
think IL excellent for weakness and
Indigestion We also use 10 for coughs and
eo,.as and il does nol fail ua--
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-11-03

The Hop Hites Manufacturing Compsuy L.
one 81 k~Aestcf's greatest bushes. shtrr-
frisco Their Hop Bit;ess hare reached a .ale
beyond ell precedent having from The . IN
tsinsic value found Their vsy into simast gv-
cry household In the land -srsTAx.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-11-03

Lydia Y Pinkham's Vegetable Comrossi
ranks first AZ . curative Agent IN al crus-
ylsints peculiar ~ women- Cures kidney
ruuble az ell her sex
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-11-03

y vofrAsc BElY Co xsssa,l MeA. van
end IN Dye's Cetehrsse1 Electro yosisic
Belts and Electric Appliances oa Trial Zoe
tair;y dsys To men tyoaag o. ODD Who ~, az
sscted vsth nervous dessiifr. lost WARY sal
kindred tsoshies, e~u.rsnse>snr sx~~z,y soi
enn3 lste sesaossttou ofhesi,h asi rnsasy ytro~
Address - above y. R-Ss rsSx = ls<urroi
- thirty dsy's trial = allowed
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-11-03

fsnrrs who 700 Ter uhy mems hair turn
rsy he.orr their uhiskers shoaid rveecf that
tAes. Is atoa; twenty jean Differences In their
fesl>ctiye AGA
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-11-03

We Ike 81. Jacobs on. and observe too
that the RI Rev. Bishop Gilmour inaorses the
Observation-Disclosures BL) CaD.slle Mirror.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-11-03

"Boors blacksi inside IL p,>:ea 81 Q
doorway on Washington street Bat ~ho
rants his bots blacked .nsidet-Bosfos Trss.
SyspE
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-11-03

GsxAr Indignation IL expressed ss THE Viz
siria dresists Who met and fought uishoas
sotlfving the t-op'e Of the surrounding ~
II 70 keep under cover.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-11-03

ANGELINA ssys she likes . candid man- fr
o. course q candid man must Be sweet spare
COR bushes, Angelina, nj ve never could
s;aSd tsSy.-6aa Prs>dss CArosid<
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-11-03
D,~. Won, us>s Ache,

svssxn Is nearly orer. bat the girls ar. juss
- Liable to b. Sun struck IN ~iatsf a. sh-y Ass
In July or August -CAsoeso HrraIL
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-11-03

Var nixas one suppose hat Webster. ~
trroyr.ph-r, vas IA estAcSici Because -
ssisaxias,icaIIy says 10 his diestnaasy Us
u verb .spesk" . - u1e9.-C1NO NJ
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-11-03

A PHILADELPHIA paper pusiishes . poem
entitled Confession OF an IDIOT" The ell too
should keep bis ,ivste Affairs 70 himsei-
G.nf,~ paxf
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-11-03

I'm eonsrs esas 70 ssay. - sAss b VIZ =
dess 20 - 90 a faahssa
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-11-03

A-cuzsosooss1 adsrsshes sAss his rssns az
ecstBess b opn h - sseafs8 Cuasezsras
fH yru1isnea vAo ~ eunsa u ssgha-k~
- Cs00Nu Du1aG
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-11-03

Expfteis aisecfsoes Ear ever u.s ars
gtvsa vffA Ne U4snood pyesl yw dress<
Nosss Grassea. Egg. isosJ. Has, Ae
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-11-03

exsyxy NEE won HealxA EA~WN
heaisA - vleus, cures pypye.sA O.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-11-03

No matter ~h1f ps rssS. ssok, Se--sss
Sesr5iJS, DyrT~psr. which 10 40 A rev.
olution Ia the ;rrs;ment "a nerv0ss disess.s
IL pov taking place. Dr e. W. BeusDa has
discovered . sars r-mcdy In ki. Celery ard
ChamosniIr Piiis-thes permanently cure stck
and nervous headache. Sesrklgis. ~aysg~psA
slerpiessness and all nervous diseases SID
bv druzcsta 30 ceBts . box Address.
Bsitimore. Nd by mai. two toxes for u, as
sx boxes for eeSo
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-11-03

TaE lisp has broksa olt IN ssratoss. vhrrs
thseet thtnpietons utter taof, noaihenth.-
Noe Hares RSyu<r.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-11-03

WIZ should Arab Bcy b, the fsvori,e IT
the chiidreui Because he is one OF the Ara
lian kpiyh,.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-11-03

soHxsooY has discovered shss the eat 70
not urentscnei In The BibSc. Yet there 10 ihs
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-11-03

vxrryR In the PeTs~iv Sow. Ns~oey
tells hos eses elijah. There h notAiax IKE
science.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-11-03
Or. JOHN BULLS
Tonic Syrup
FoR vnr cuaU o.
fever and ACUE
Or CHltlS and FEVER.

TIE prspristss e; tals s~s,ssFssss .ssisi.s
tzs,iv saains ,ss % ssssss srisy eve al sss-
sdies ever ess q ,s tas Fss.ls fsF tas SAVE
CEnrAis. srkHor ss4 rIzuAsEsr ssse
sfAss s asa Fs,ss 81 Calls sss ysvss. sGssA-
90 II ebert &c lsas sssaassg Re Fsssss ts ne
sst!rs lester sas aestksfs tsastsyfs ssas
kin ,ssiiassy % tks Train 81 rs sssss tiss
tks,l IN no ssss wAstsssr vii ~ fall o. ear. II
tie airss teas are ssfss,iy fsiis vsa ssae carried
ca, n . gree, nssy esses . ssssss ksss kAs
essr szfssisst Fer . ears. sas vSsss s.ziiiss
have tssu ssrss ~ asAsis ssstis. sits 9 psr.
.s-t rss,osa,iss 81 tss ssssrsi ksai,a. u L.
sevsvsF. p~rssssi. ssA ia svsry ssss acre esr-
,als 10 care. fla sss 10 oostia.sa In szsisss
doses fer . ~ssk or toe snss The ssass tss
sssa sAesks4. nsrs ss1<s.sily o. sissait ss1
less s;as1lss sAses. usssly tats ssslass
vii %; rsaaifs s-y si4 10 sssr tie ssseisis
gse4 ssesE. shsaia tie paf,sat, hsvssss. 10
sairs . es,ksst nsdisiss ar 90 ssvinx tskss
three or fear assss Of The fssis. . sisg . asss
Of BULLS VEGETABLE FANNY Pttis
gill De- 90 Aeteet
rA.r.auia. snirHs TONIC syrup nsss
have Or JOHN euLt's rs!vs;s s,an, 60 .s1b
ss,,is DR. JOHN Euit ssly hss,ss stsatts
naasfas,ars sss eel. ths sslsiAsl JOHN J.
snITHs TONIC SYRUP. ~ L ssis,.iss. ~.
En.nias veil tAs label ea ssss sss.is. ffsy
private lamp 10 BET ss ssea ssstis % sss
p~ursAAss, ss yea vii BE asessvss.
D7. JOHN BULL.
Marsssosvsss ard vsaass %
SniTh'S TONIC SYRUP.
eult'S SAasAPARillA.
sutl'S WoRn pGSfROfgn
~ Popular Remedies % ne De-.
y,ts<,,si oax.. al Hi. a. ,ottayflla ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-11-03
Driven From . Valued Home.

A will made in q mad house, of which
the testator has been an inmate during
the greater part of his life. is not n doc
ument very likely, one would saw. tn
pass muster in = court of law. but such
a paper has just been declared valid i'm
Dublin. The testator was q French gen.
tleman. who in his youth became insane
from excessive dissipation and was cor.
fined in an asylum for two years before
he recovered his mental health. Being
then At liberty to go. he refused to do
81. but having acquired . liking for tho
place, he remained there until his death.
twenty eight years later. Only once
did he 60 out into the word, and on
this occasion he returned to the asylum
50 drunk that he declared he would new
er run into temptation again. . resOlu-
hon TO which he always thereafter ad-
hered. until finally he was told he could
not remain any longer. whereupon he
went forth weeping and diedin eighteen
months from the dsy Of his discharge.
AT the Lexington tKy.) Fair. 70 .
small boy who asked . quarter for hold.
ing his buster. General Abe Bufori
spoke: my boy. you should not CON
mcnce this extortion 20 soon in Life"
lit annoyS m amateur poet 20 On
that his poetry has been ..run I'M ~
the inselligens compesitur and ever
other line ''qaoted"--E Z. csmmeuci1
advertiser.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-11-03

@Ff~at@ W &E@ N- sNSs S&
s@ess@ - @F~s~. $780, A@~&z s~s Ssf..s
frtsts So @.ss &Nzs @-~s&% @a&@a - ~@G
t eSss Ss@aA fsS~t sa@ SO s@sa~.s
sAs sHssa 1890 ~. @~~@ss~-~s~ 1913
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-11-03

49, s h 49, A@s As% ~
~@AF = = 49, - t&es - ss 49,
tsEs1 49, s%se - Ha@s& t~s a sss s%a
Grs@A s~aENa a@& t@sss $50 49, fes~h
49, $780, 49, sN&@ - t
n~& So & s-se.s< $3.50 @1
as~fesa a~ - So &sek @A@@@F sS~e
ss-xas - - - - 80 - @zS
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-11-03

y,,..,s., oa,.. "a, s.,. ~. ,er,srrlI.a ~.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-11-03

piece y SoltN-ttCklng CLOCK marked the
slow minutes. No other sound broke
the stiffness.
Presently a sob shook the girls fig
She was thinking of Sir Robert
AID his tender are over her.
oh. If she had only not been so way
ward and proud this evening ali would
have been well. He would have come
for her. and they would have been safe.
But surely. surely. he would come
yet.
He could not fail to find the note. and
she knew he would come 10 save her.
But vet horrible doubts came to her As
to whether the note would reach him.
II might be lost, or Leo might wander
about and not get home until il was too
late.
Too late! Lima shuddered and
sobbed again rs she thought what that
might N Oh. it was hard TO think
of dying SO helpless.y, so horribly, with
hep so near.
The long minutes crept on and no
sound came until eleven O'Clock had
passed. The lite clock softly chimed
the half hour. Then. in q few moments
came q sound of stealing footsteps in
the passage and the knob of the door
was softly turned
Breathless silence in the room. Then
. gentle tap at the door. Lima clasped
Aunt Margsret's hand convulsively,
ard the Old lady spoke.
"What is that?. she asked, steadily.
ut is me. ParkinS ma am. Will YOU
ask Miss Leigh If she win kindly open
the door? / have the ~toothache. and
want some laudanum."
What q devil it isr' whispered Aunt
Margaret. Then aloud: go down stairs
and get something. ParkinS. / cannot
trouble Miss Leigh"
Lima hoped that Parkins would urge
the point . little. Anything to prolong
the parley and gain time.
But awhisper in the passage followed.
and then . mans voice:
Ladies'. there's no use making . row..
just opea the door pescefuQy. and you
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KrsNIcKrSsrc K1NpLrsa,.-

1 hINNlCkINNIC hINDIlNuS. -
Mrs. G. A. Williams returned to
Red Wing last week.
The rye harvest has commenced.
We look for good yield.
Mrs. il. S. Baker, of st. Paul. is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. w.
Williams. Mr.. Baker is in Dakota
looking after his landed interests.
Miss Burr closes her school in dis
trict No. tomorrow friday with a
picnic at Cotton Whitcomb's. Miss
Burr has done excellent work, and we
understand that the school board
would be glad to retain her for the
| winter term.
Mrs. L. I. Fuller, who has been
spending some time in northwestern
Minnesota, returned last Saturday. ac-
companied by her niece and nephew
who will remain with her for a short
visit.
The schools in this vicinity are all
closed for the summer.
| n. n. Fuller, who has been home
for few weeks, left for Larimore, D,
T., last Friday. We understand that
he has rented his farm here for two
years. 1t is not certain where he and
his family will spend the winter.
Frank E. Jago. who has been living
with r. P. Hicks, received the sad
news last week of the death of his
mother in England.
Sam. Jackson lost horse recently
while breaking.
| Mr.. Deyarmond has his new barn
up and enclosed. Size 30x42.
Born.-To Mr.. and Mrs. Will Cham
berlain, Friday, July 14th, twlns,-a
boy and girl,
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FOR EXCURSION RATES
EnySVVIpTUnN.

1t is said that $4,000 people die an.
nually in the United States alone from
this disease. In some sections of The
country one death in every three is
from Consumption. THIS can be, and
should be avoided; our people are toe
careless about an ordinary cough OF
cold, and other symptoms of throat
and lung affections that lead to this
disease. You should arrest it while
it is in the germ. Two or three doses
Of Dr. Bosanko' $ Cough and Lung Syr.
up will relieve an ordinary cough on
cold. 1t does not dry up cough like
many preparations on the market and
leave the disease behind it, but acts
directly on the throat and bronchial
tubes, removing all the phlegm ard
morbid matter that accumulates IN
the throat and lungs. 1t allays all IL
and renders the voice clear
and distinct. Sold by r. S. Freeman.
Call for free sample bottle.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-07-20

THE Baldwin Bulletin has for some
time taken strong grounds in support
of the Prohibition movement and in a
recent article says: 1--WE believe that
if the question was submitted to-day
to the electors of Wisconsin, that the
result would be surprising to the great
mass of the people and that the count
ing of tie votes would be anything
but disheartening to the prohibition.
lists. The temperance party are in
earnest, and their votes are going to
be counted at every election in the fu-
ture, and the party that stands in the
way for political reasons, will be de-
feated. The Republican party had it
in its power last winter to submit this
question to the people and laying
aside all considerations of fairness and
right, and consulting party expediency
alone, 1t was an opportune time to
have taken such action"
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First Publication June %, 1882.
Referees Sale ON Foreclosure.

CIRCUIT COURT, PIERCE POUNTY. g II
Miller and o S. Powell, plaintiffs, against
Charles S. Dunbar, George W Dunbar
Christian Klleon, the husband, and A. Kill
con, Elizabeth Killeon, Joseph kileOn, and
Conrad KiIleon, infant children OF Elizabeth
KilleOn deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that Charles
Smith, the undersigned referee, duly appoint
ed for such purpose by virtue Of and in pur-
suance OF Judgment of foreclosure and sale
rendered by the circuit court for Pierce
county in the above entitled action on the
24th day OF June, A. ID. 1881. at a general
term OF said court held at the Court House
in the village OF Ellsworth IN said county,
will on the 18th day OF August, A. ID. 1882,
al two o'clock in the afternoon, at the front
door OF the Post Office in the village OF River
Fails in said county, offer for sale and sell at
nnIIie auction to the highest bidder the fol-
having described real estate situated IN Tin
a,Ilrty Of pierce and state 81 Wisconsin. TO-
,y{t. The north hali Is the north cas- quar-
Ter al section thirty oue, in township twenty
seven north, a range eighteen, containing
eight aores Of land aceordingto government
survey. -
Z. B. HOLMES, Z. IN tn,
PIT s AT y Referee.