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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-11-27
COMMERCIAL.
EASTERN MARKETS.
Bullion

Money, Stocks, Grain and Cattle
Bullion.
New YORK. November 26.-Bar silver,
lO8.
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DIR. FOOT, JR.,
COZ NEW YORK,
author, Lecturer and Americas
Greatest Specialist.

The Doctor. believing that the Great West
will. in the near future, develop into o popu
ious and wealthy country, hss decided to locate
permanently, aud to establish the most com
pie!e AEDlCAL AND SURGICAL INSPI-
aUTE in America at
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r-C-y.Z GALE2T


SOW l. TUE rjIr rp erC,NE louR
PICTURE.
The nul-rsi.ucl has the pleasure
{ informing th, citizens Of Miilir-
hnrgh and vicinity tuu he has OPP
cu"i his ggllmv. ou lain Sucy, u
i.w don, above the ju. where Le it.
W,luC1 % 0ccrmodato all who
mp, wish ,a gave him call Tie
failoN'u. ate H.. rate. uri s.zrs H.
-ui,l gems fpy - cents. : STANDARD
g.m, for - ,nr'S. ! m,uuo''c pc.
lIro~ tou - cents, = p..u pictures :
f.r - cents, cabinet -E. fuY % c,ri>
jA7 inches each - cents. G,x>.
zach Sl.up Special attention Civ
"a t. copying aud cumrelug OF Old
pictures. tupvlrg done ~ modyl-
l'e rates from - cents mp to II go
per Ic,urc. cIaircs according f.
sjz,. \ good u-sor mont Of SAl"
rrcLcs aud cabinet frames TO select
from. frames from 80 cents up to
~ - each. Pictures sul frames ful
'r.u >l@l 80 = 0J @ ui.a,u x.
e4teus.No 'auo,y Of picimes to 81,
.uJ good uv'.umNliI MS FIR the
rauous 4, viii "a! !oU to cnil aud
sc" tho gnl'cry. even # y9n aun1
wish to gst amy PICTURES. Every
body is respectfully invited to cui.
aud examine the work Please cal
ni CONN, .,,1f..t ,,p,,ri.t., 49, l. A., A
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I...,,, Gsu., g.. }.
O0ws ia.- f,Jya ogpeuIs ,clm
t.u,,, ..na.. .,u cvatmasly,
.Ji..., ou nva.. a.rp'ut UrtYor
Eu...su,. Zoe fsWJo,,i'' rnAiu.e
t.' F. .ts.t,lt 10 O.. -ar-ia- cto,.
81, i y MD JascIgg
= delegation 81 III mber, of tue
State ii,pUOLcan Central Committee
ia this city this evening, VINO bad
returned from a meeting Of tue com
mitlee At Topeka. wcio to-day, in
the Post,o.lico at that place, shown
a letter from the Rev. Henry Ward
Heechc', of New York City, in which
in unierscorci words, were the
above liuos. The letter was sent to
tue Hon. GeIsc Il. Peck, late AZ
Drucy for the AicbisOu, Topeka
and Santa Fe Company, and u prom
luent politician II this state. Mr..
p,ck ia understood to be "A relative
Of The great liyinc, aud Las within
t. last year iecn On an extcudcd
visit with bim, dltins which an ey-
eu.siJu up into Ctatml Br.tisb
America Wt> iuduls,d ia. lie Las
also visited hun recently at hIs
npm, in NV York City. They
have bgm keeping np "a Interesting
personal ccuyVDultnco since the
National Conventions Mr. Peck
cXpluin,l the Ub.vo wolds were
given in parag-nph Ct general po-
liucal gossip. The letter was of
flNr pt,a, in ioneih, aud on bis
-' ctar.au letter heads.
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pg,g Watch Gases are MaJa.


ac nsny urea, Improvements intro
,hc,t IN to manufacture of the JAS. Boss
Cold Watch Case, have lei to similar i'm.
provements in the masing of silver cases.
Under the old methods, each part OF
oliver case was made of several pieces Of
metal sollcred together, requiring great
amount of cutting and soldering, which
so0cnci the metal aud gave It the pliability
of lead rather than the elasticity of silver
Under the improved methods, each part
Of the Keystone silver Watch Case is made
Of one solid piece Of metal hammered into
shape, The advantages are readily appar-
cnt, for every one knows that hammering
hardens the metal while soldering soitonsit.
TO test the superiority Of the keystone
liver Watch Case, take one Of OF. weight,
pres It s1uarcly in the center when closed,
aul it will not give, while a case Of same
weight of any other make will give enough
ohrca', the crystal. The keystone Silver
Watch Case is made only with silver cap
and gold joints.
srnd -tamp keystone watch C.s. Fst.re Fhis
dcpI, 20 r hsai-oms u,trptsd pa Pl't ,he eung no
JAlis, EOs, asd Lsy,ions Watch tas,. maze
(7o be con.Inatil
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I hi,adelphia sn6 Rea5ing
Rail Road.
Arrangement Of Passenger Trains
NAY lltb, 1894.

Trains icow Harrisburg as follows:
For New York, via Allentown. $50 and
y so g.. M, ] 10 and 90 p. m. L-N. r
= .For. New York, via fhIiadelphis opa Bound
Brook R"he,' 90, ssit n. n - I'd an n
For Phssdciphia. e,2i.7 so, p,tO am . las and
vor RsaJlnx, s.ao. cas-, $50, g.5o a. m, Las,
, For Pctisvi,ie. 9 20 Z 30. $50 q. IN i.ls ana
g. y. ard VIA Sehuylkill & sufqueLanns
HraIcb at g.cj y. m. aud 3.ON \. N.
FOR Allentown, o.2e, 7 10. @50 a, M, 145aud
GO p.m
Runs on W edne.day a nj Sstusdsys only'
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Tight palls are g9.1g ont .fiusl-
e., Tio,,,.l.r = ,,.. ,.., e.
pants VA P'o'0b'! !eG-!l '-e sane.
however
Ladies who take arseusic to beau
THY tLetrc mpleSlon should bear 10
mind they v'.l ere long become
Drown al ultimately BLACK,
i.ol,lor ,,,u roaai, 49,
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ADoel t"0 N't.- ttor ui, -v't.
ton Gcl-r. Jou..r mt a.. a..,
di'hm'ty with -c pyol,s tot.
.Ee Constitution lu. ",."o. ..l
b., fixed az Apa,. Ho. l..v .s..
CIV N to the Presi .oa' .1 .'.. a.
temporary removal of tue a;oui9es ,u
cas-, If danger The CDmduchcs
were committing rhvigc5 within
SIGHT Of Austiu, and Gr0,ral lIous
ton ordered the S'ato rec Tls tb be
forNarde3 t. han Washington
(rcx.) THIS caused much excito-
peut in Austin, unl fonr hundred
meu placed thelnselve, ubJut the
State House to prevent tue removal.
Colonel Morton, 4 len ling spirit Of
the revolution, WAS at their head,
and wrote to Gsuerul Houston, who /
well know his chir,ctor ~ dshtiug
man. that, IT the archives wute re-
moved, hc tMottlul WJllI LuAt hlm
down Ike wolf
General Houston ropliel in uotcl
vi '''''' ''''' ''''- "'''''H II '''
people OF Austin h not s.nl tDr'n !
saill como aud e. thu.h, aud il
Colouol Norton ch kdl ms, ho is
NV,lrt.1, Z, my ..r pt,, t.t,. ..,l.l
49,, " Wy ~ ~ " '''
80" " ''' J. ~ ''''''
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80
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CArARR ali

case and can be depended uion Cream II DAD
causes no paiu. Owes relicf az once. Cloantes
ihaammSu d. Prevents ftcsh col W. lIoales
the sores. Rostorcs the senses of tas.o and
smell A thorough 'reai mont will cure. Not
q li1nid or snu1. Applied into the nrstrills. 50
cents at druagisu; DO cts. hv mril. sample
bottle bv mail 10 Ct. ELY BHUTHbKs,
Druggists, UN,go. ", Y.
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Irtmfl ,. ~ G.;
al, 81 Nes ioIs!
haro suffered severe
ly f5r tho last ten
yesrs from Hay Fee
vef 81 early aud mid
.uminer aud IN tue
ssgi. ! desire In the
tn,er.si Of my fellow
,ifcrers TO testify In
favor OF El,'s Cream
Baiui My fh0rt use
uf ~ demonstrated
IT. eihcacy - J.Matd
bof. iOi isroa dwny
Apply tito the NOS
trns. Wye Cream
Bdlui 10 n remedy
iuuu,lCd or u cJrrutt
diBgn, 'is ofthis Dis
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Wanted Immediately

Young men tn learn tclcgrsrby. ~ oOl miles
Telegraph "a, Tho NatIunal I'll. e.. org n.
iEod. The Bankers 4 Merchants AMI tn
Postal Tel. Goa. are both pushing aAo'd with
new lines. Tho standard MultiplcV Fol. 90.
r"contl incorporated cNteudi East, west
North abi south. Good po.itiurs now rcndv.
For further Information, adiro', with stamp.
lLe ionna n New Jersey / / grb"h, lOtt.
hand Type Writiug lnstru"tiur Comp ny,
Main Oilc,, g-G Chestnut street. Philadclphi',
Pima.
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SCRANTON. PA,
b.s.r. i.- past two
vUa-s l.asc us'a bottle o
q. Dgl'aag.s l.cltCtr,l
u. tor spAins, bruises,
cuts, burns and R.eg.
MATES. 1t always cures,
NIL. Blair, Ali. I'!tih
Ward, Suy. y. iNsl.
GRANVILLE, LIS.
IT, cases f.! GrUnr.
Thomas, E,l1c;r.c o.
never tails - curv, /,
ca..a .gC 20! a Ncy bad
l.ryIs.l'S..c Iai,.'-
[ i. la. G..yN.4e T..
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Advice t. Mothers,

Are YOU disturbed at nlglt ana broken Of
your rest by n slck child suiiering and crying
With pdin OF cuttluk teeth II so,Sond at once
and get hottie ot Mas, WINsLOw'S SOOTHING
SNRur FOR CHILEnES ThLIulSG, Its value
IL incalcumblo 1t wili relieve the poor littIe
sufferer mmeiiatoly. Depend upon It, M 9TH.
ors. thore Is no mistake 0hout II, 1t cures dys.
entnly aud diarl hOea, regulates tho stomach
and bnvcls cures wind collie, softens tho gums,
reduces inham t!on, and CIV - tone and en-.
cray to the whole systen.' MRs, WIssLow's
SouTHlN0 SlHuP ron GHILDREA TEETHIsG is
pleasant To the tasto and Is the prescription
Of one Oiihe oldest aud best female nur.es u nd
phy.icl'ns IN tho United states, aud Is for aIe
by all druggists throughout tho world. Phee
20 cents bottle May ~, 'A ly.
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GOLD 81 Ali DRUGGISTS.
Solid Facts /,
ScIlt Fats .
rs: :. -.a-$ Tur:.s

L., uipTauI Jprlrs drNwn Tor tae fegnlar
term, comm nsinI Sep'eUbHr = ISL
BeG,es-SAnuul B!cg !, william Il. Ewing
John n 1Oss, o ,orgl A Kline, Howard
sham art t
CeutTe-La0., RiugamAL.
apm1u-- IY-l St.h'. ia'tge u. W,l.er,
EliH-IenIy =. Beaver, Thomas Del.
t'lrI.
Nour.s-Torrap =. AR .oLu 4. Cochran,
l.aar j.rrrt'. 4 KAu'E
~ Nt'lenl'gh-I q. Bglli4styu, Anon Herb
-.'f.
N.HH +e'e E--'9fu Ffssss.
I,l'- atrur s COasa'.
tlry |l4Hau T.. !! fwan.
-u!.IssF.Te-f ?, deuvk ~ dram, Low Kin
Its.
WsstlnstnH-W llCG ArD1Gast jacob 81
Du-E, J III .SlTsger.
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Lis: q T:t:. -ar:rs

Ii, a. put lufU's dawn tor the reyul.r,
fern ~ lt4g iriuH september ~, lssE
a Ai4us--IlCLTy rur.uh.
is.ay.F-f~t-f 100. TE1t17s Keller,
Ae4,.t hstl-I4A4 IL. ucTUslet, Henry II
J.! lgEef. lsaAc Hr.Aud.
Grutre-F u. yer, SAu. kuguse, sam
4e, II. Nt-1G.
Chapman -s.DFiel E..suhsrt. SAMUEL Is. Oct
ut Henry {. Shaiier, Augustus Is
~Fgu4
FrAu-.lL--Al,tIr CIR. =. !. ReilI
Lac -ieOr.e =. BfOuse, CAlgin Santsrs
MOurye-CLafles App. a. u. JTexlsf, Mar
TN Sleir. D4TiI Young.
+ Pern-lCT' illaL NJ. Aufaud, PHILIP Dreese
Helry kftlsJ, Gavin tafTcl, John J.. Ga
ble J. ". Thompson, Hirain Ulflch.
Perry August, Diugos, Henry j. Heiser
Jonathan Kreicnba I'M, Rsuley Weier
MILAN laTzsr.
Perry W,st--F eierick Arbogast, John Stuol
George y. MHterilug, Honry Al. Snyder
Lewis Woomer.
Sel!nsgrOye-D. q. Bsrgstraser, Joseph Bach
man, u. 4. k Ia, Alfred Marburger,
IUniou-Georgo Daubert, John j. Kelley
| l.ovi Wonuor,
! WashiRgtou-Oiiver ArDogast.
IMildieburgh-D ID, L. RhOads,
/ ohm Moiser.
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WARRANTED
WARRANTED

rho best aud .ienp. to give ssttsfac,ien
6 - ee..h eur~ tn use or nOuey no odVd
lsllsr % nd so Gents. .....f.
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A San Francisco young lady re-
Gently asked for a dudo. "Sweet
thipgl" said sue, II would like to
put some tinfoil around his dear legs
and wear him for buttonhole boz
qaoti' EB
Clorhin9. at'eost. for cash at Simon
l0H1 Sow v the ringing vOlleys over over, y
10 now making AJAX thousand d'ssa' ',
--'t3SS5xIc 3SSseg;xIc of Nuonds about
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sTEEaTON ERANCss.

Leave Uar, isburg tor Paxton. LochIel and
Sttol:on daily. except sunday, 5.3j. 0ip, . 3ba
M, I35 and 4sO 4. m; daily, except saturday y
AMI sunday, 3 20 T. M, aud ON saturday only
40 and 6.l0, p. N.
Returning, leave StccItou daily, except sun
day, 6IH 7.O3, lot II IS A. M, 2l5 and 1913 y,
IN. daily except saturday and SUNDAY, GlO;
y. m. ana on saturday only, $40 aud 9 cop. m 4,
j. Il WOOTTEN,
Gon1 Manager.
G. G. HANCOCK,
Gen'l rass'r 4 Ticko ct Agt.
Feb 5i'I. vii n a..
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SUNDAYS
Leave New York, via Allentown, $40 y. m.
Philadelphia, $50 am. 30 y. NJ.
Loave headinw s.VOe. IA. and i1.25p m.
IoAya a llputuNn n ut : n m a Oh n m
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sUNBuaY & EWIsTowN r. r.
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1884-08-28

VERMONT elects its governor next
Tuesday. The result Of the election will
be watched with interest. Vermont is,
and always has been, republican. In
presidential years the republican major.
ity has never been less than $4,000 ma
iority, except in 1876. 10 will he repub-
licau this wear, but the size of the ma
jority will be important inasmuch as
it will be an indication of what the
Blaine disaffection is. Since Edmunds
was defeated at the June convention he
has kept remarkably quiet. So have his
Vermont supporters. He was the can
didate who was the particular favorite
of those who could not bring
themselves about to support the Maine
statesman. His supporters left the Chi
cago convention in more gruff and in
tractable mood than did those of any
other candidate. If there is disaffection
anywhere it ought to be in Vermont.
Besides the state adjoins New York. The
same causes which operate to change
public sentiment in New York will be at
work and will have their influence in
Vermont. The people of this state are
near neighbors of Gov. Cleveland and
are as intimately acquainted with him as
any people outside of New York. He
will be regarded by them much the same
as he is the people of the Empire State.
If the election should have the effect of
equalizing the old time majority, it is
safe to say that party lines will be closely
adhered to in New York. If the repub
lican majority is largely augmented it
will of course be an indication that the
strength Of the party is correspondinely
on the increase in New York, while If
the majority is much smaller than here
tofore it will indicate that there are
agencies at work which will bring about
the defeat and disintegration of the
republican party.
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Photograph OF Worth.

spent an hour in Worth's establish.
ment looking at pieces of embossed
grenadine that | thought of SELECTING
for party dress. The clerk. a tall
blonde, dressed in princess of perfect
nj that could not have cost less than
S4o yard, was very gracious. But I
changed mAmind, apologized for hav-
ing put her to SO much trouble. and
was about to retire through the con-
servatorie. when she called out: ..Mr.
Worth, l have shown this lady ever SO
many modes and now she refuses tn
leave an order" The tall, burly. red
faced, slouching-looking celebrated
dressmaker turned his fishy eyes full
upon me, made most profound salute
with his arms and head, and remarked:
Madame, good afternoon. 1t will not
be necessary for you to call apain. "
This only goes to show that Mr.. Worth
can be and is very gracious, but he
will not be tritled with. All of his
clerks are compelled to wear the same
cut OF toilet, and while the color and
fabric may differ. it must be 2 superior
quality OF material. This is one of the
methods he uses to display designs and
novel goods. Most of the business
cares are assumed by his sons, the pere
spending nearly all his time at his
country seat, which contains some fiftv
acres Of nursery plants and blossoms.
tie is red-faced, sunburnt and grizzly.
very careless in his attire, hasty in
his Judgment, petulant and decidedly
unsocial. His heart, the French ladies
say. is in his tlower-garden, and the
com bination of colo-s for which he is
so remarkable, is due almost entirely
to botanical observations. Paris Lette,.
to London Spectator.
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A Huge Waterspout.

While your correspondent and q
friend were sailing in Great Bay re-
Gently, they saw a huge waterspout-
the first ever known in that body OF
water. Our attention was at first at
traeted by n violent coBmotion of the
water, covering space of probably
twenty yards in diameter. By the aid
Of pair of marine glasses We watched
it attentively during its formation, and
as it pursued its rapid flight to the
west. we. We're enabled to make the
following observations: The body OF
water appeared to be leaping and
foaming with great violence, and was
travelling at the rate of eight or ten
miles an hour. As it moved swiftly on
its course il gradually assembled to-
ward dense, black cloud that over
hung it. Presently we observed the
cloud to change in appearance. a por-
ton of it becoming elongated and de-
scending toward the waters that rose
to meet it, and as it drew the water up
into it, it changed from an inky black
ness to 8 much lighter color.
The thing was now complete. and
consisted of a mass Of seething, foam
ing water, whose diameter had increas-
ed 10 forty yards or more, to which
was joined Il narrow funnel which ex-
tended at least quarter of a mile up
ward, where it united with the heavy,
black cloud that still lowered over it.
The funnel, if such we may call it, at
first ran down in an almost perpendic-
ular direction, but soon changed into a
double curve, and as it swayed to and
fro in the air it presented the appear
ance Of q huge rope connecting the
mass of water with the inky cloud
above.
The whole affair lasted, as near as we
could judge, for about fifteen minutes,
when the upper portion gradually be-
came less dense until it finally disap-
peared, while the waters continued in
agitation a little longer. From the
time we discovered it until its dissolu-
ton it kept up the same rate of speed,
and had any boats been in its path it
would have assuredlv meant destruction
to them.-NeW Jersey Coast Pilot.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1884-08-28
kuklux Lights.

An old negro. who lives near Bow
ling Green, KY, decided to hold what
he termed celebration. He went to
town on an errand of preparation, and
going to Captain Henry Hines, large
grocery dealer. said:
''Cap'n, we'se gwine ter hab er sort
o celebration and 'memoration down
ter my house. an my wife what am er
mighty oman arter fashun. sab, want
ed ter git some O desc heah blue an
green candles"
The captain did not happen TO think
that the old fellow meant wax candles,
but, pulling out drawer of Roman
candles, said:
''Are these the kind, uncle?"
"1as, sab; yas, da's de kline, l
thinks. Gin ne all de colors whut
yer's got Dis is fine. Gwine ter hab
er mighty 'splay out dar, boss. Cullud
ladies an gennermen comm frum eb-
cry whar. Gwine ter make dat house
look like one @ desc hear Christmas
trees. How does yer light emp
''This way, On the end"
"Bieeged ter yer, sab. Make dem
folks think dat pse up in de worl', sho.
Nuthin' like maxim folks 'spect yer.
Good day, sah.'
The old fellows dining-room pre-
sented gorgeous display. The Ro-
man candles wers placed on the table
in polished sticks stolen from many an
old fashioned household. 1t was de-
cided not to light them until all the
guests should arrive. The old woman
was an engraving of happiness; the
old man a crayon of pride.
The guests had all taken their seats,
when the old man and his wife pro-
ceeded to light the candles.
''Dese heah wax lights" said the
host, ''wuz thought ter be too fine fur
| er niger, but-good Lawdn
The room was filled with balls of
fire, and, some of the candles over
turning, shot directly at the guests.
Within three minutes after the pyro-
technic display began, there was not a
negro within sight OF the house. The
old man and his wife stepped in a
| neighboring corn-field.
''See whut yer's DONE" said the old
fellow, breathing with difficulty. 'Tole
yer not ter put on SO much style; tOle
! yer dat de dibbil had his eye on YER"
Captain Hines heard of the affair,
and, in his hearty way, laughed until
the entire town was aroused. Several
days afterward the old negro went into
the store and said:
BOSS, l doan want no mo- O dem
candles. Da's kuklux lights. Da
burns all right fur de white folks, but
when de niggers tries ter put on style
wild 'em, wy, da shoots de eye-balls
o torment all ober de premises. y
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Schmitz krwan, ATTORNEYS scpt4

First publication August IA, 1SS4) No 81
HOCNT1 COURT-MANlTowoC Co. In Probate
y, In the matter of the estate of Frederick
Wilhelm Oestrich, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that at general term OF
said county court to be held in and tor sa d coup.
~ at the office of the county judge in the CITY al
Manltowoc, IN said county, commencing at 10
O'Clock A. M, of the 9TH Gay of October 1884
The application OF August Oesfreich for a ilidc.
ment Of his court determining the descent of an
UNDIVIDED one half interest in and to the fol low
Ing described real estate situated in the county of
ManltoWoc and state of Wisconsin, to-wit: The
west half of the southeast quarter and piece.
parcel, or lot of land bounded as follows, to-wit:
Commencing at point in the northwest corner
OF the east half of said south quarter running
thence east thirty-thTee and 67-lOO rods thence
south one hundred and sixty rods, thence west
thirty-threc and 6I-l00 reds thence north one hun
dred and sixty rods 10 be place of beginning al
III section No. thirty-three, township twenty
north OF range twcntyf ur, east. in the county of
Manitowoc, state of Wisconsin aforesaid.
Whereof Friedrich Wilhelm Oestrich. late of
the town ofTwo Rivers in said county, deceased
interstate. died seized and adjudgirg that August
Oestrich is the only heir at law of said deceased
and entitled to ali the right title and interest of
said deceased in and Ia said real estate subject to
the dover interest OF Caroline Oestrcich the
widow of said deceased therein.
Dated this 18th day Of August, 1884,
BY the court,
r.. ID. SMART, County Judge.
Schmitz & hirwan. Attorneys seu411
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First nnbiication ANruat IA 1SStl

First publication August II, 1SS4) No. 60
IN PROBATE MANITowoC COUNTY Court.
i In the matter of the estate of Joachim BoIdt,
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Ernst
Hecker, administrator of the estate of said de
ceased for the adjustment and allowance of his
administration account (and the assignment OF
the residue Of said estate to such other persons
as are by law entitled to the same:)
1t is ordered, that said account be examir ed.
adjusted and allowed at special term of said
court to be held at the office OF the county Judge
in the city of Manitowoc. in said county on Tues
day, the 10Th day of September, A. D., 1854.
1t il further ordered, that upon the adjustment
and allowance of such account by this court as
aforesaid, the residue of said estate be- by the
further order and judgment of this court, assign
ed to such persons as are by law entitled TO the
same.
1t is further ordered, that notice of the time and
place of the examination and allowance of such
account, and OF the assignment Of the residue of
said estate be given to all persons interested by
publication of this order for three successive
weeks, before said day, in the Manitowoc Pilot,
weekly newspaper printed and published at the
city OF ManitOwoc and state OF Wisconsin.
Dated August 18th, A. D.. 1854.
By the Court,
r. d. SMART, County Judge.
SCHlnllZ " hlrWan, Attorneys. SeUt4