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Morning journal and courier., 1885-10-10
geaI Estate.

FOR RENT. %fsA A HOUSE of eight nine rooms, 16s @ WSSsts. oss sss street. APPSy PSsS cHApE1 # STREET
 FOR RENT. fH5s.A TO q small family, four rooms in upper Al!lEA NULL oce 2t. a5 FRANKLIN STREET.
 FOR RENT, f..sf BUILDING No. 1e Whitney avenue. for M..9 ssx65, with power Apply to
 FOR RENT. AsAA A COTTAGE near Lloyd street. with six !s& SIS A tenement on Bright street for $10 e9 from st to nesn LEY & SONS, 16 Exchange Building. ocs 3t*
 For saIe-West Haven. fk=.As, fhA, House and lot s1,ooO.. iii g.. ese .loo anu '0e near morse fa'r0ao oepo'' House and lot on Washington avenue. &, 300. horse cars at low prices. Apply to
 WALTER A. MAIN, ocs West Haven. I*ssAs A VERY pleasant new cottaDA in modern EFiH style. wi'- in hard zsAw wood; bs ter, con Also new bui wo-family house of twelv -niences, in good ne1&nDOl
 A large numL uly houses on easy terms. z SONS, oc8 3t* Building FO fH.A THE frame ot lafayette and H1Ak Prince St. It is in uion and will be rented reasonably to a good pa....
 FOR SALE, VERY LOW, dwelling with store on Oak, also a frame building on Factory street. Money to loan at 5 per cent.
 THOMAS o'BRIEN & CO.,,
 800 Chapel Street
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uCnD R E N

AA TO a suitable party, house, or a block of #Rs.i two if wanted, connected two floors, @iiA about 12 rooms each; all modern improve. ments Rooms nearly all occupied by families who would like to board in the house. The late occu- pant recently deceased. Inquire at ,
 oo10 II,
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ESsa A GOOD square, seven octave piano. Fol S1I4 4geurther information and terms, address
 oc6 3t% P, o. DRAWER 100.
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MONEY TO LOAN
HORACE P. HOADLEY,
 2HoADLEY BUILDING.
T0Iner S6OD For Kent.

lhs=AA The joiner shop No 136 Bradley street oc- ::;l cupied for the past forty years ny R T. Mer, EsY- win, the builder. It is the only !oiner snop in that part of the city TO young man ot sILoi t prise it is hrSt-rate chance to pu1o up ooe mess.
 MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE, iutA 759 Chapel Street.
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FOR RENT.

 ENn FOR lack of use I will sell my well bred AIaad stylish gentlemans road horse. In quire at barn on Olive street, directly behind Eli ott House. GEO. E. MALTBY. oc5 St
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KICKING CHILDREN.

TREAT blessing to mothers and children Child " nine years old, in bed or four years old, in crib, covered with a cotton sheet when awake kicking to full extent of limbs cannot remove, tear it or roll out of bed. The above test given every one desiring purchase. No sale if the test fails.
 No pins used or strings to tie. George Campbell, part of the city, and will adjust them without ad- ditional charge. Address him if not called on in week. No. 47 Charles street. Used in the best fam
 flies in Hartford. Bridgeport, Meriden and Water bury. Bed attachment $1.25, crib S1. oc10 2tf
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FOR SALE.
FOR RENT

HVKR
 ts,A LARGE HOUSE, 4S2 State street, between #::;I Elm and Court. Since 1907 has been used as ZsiA a family mansion. Ten rooms Gone first floor front 33x16 with ante-rooms. spacious halls, and modern conveniences. sc. Proposals for dwelling alterations for business purposes will be considered W. L. BRADLEY,
Morning journal and courier., 1885-10-10

A Few HUndFed DOsJBrS VIII SO'
 cure a Good Home.
 IseAA ONE FAMILY HOUSE, 900 Atgater street H:.H House and barn, 29 Auburn street. Twofam- JUL .iiy house, No. Il Clay street. Two-famiy within ten days Also for rent first floor ss Wool sv street.: first floor 10 Newa strest; 115 PortsSa street 12l Portsea street. BIO Congress avenue and second floor % Auburn street. A. NE. HOLM IFS, HOUSE MOVER, OFfICE eo riIfrTfICH STREET no15
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WANTER

A SITUATION by Nova Scotia girl to do gen. x1 eral housework waiting in a private fami- ly. Can give good reference from her last place Inquire at 1h2 WASHINGTON STREET
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WANTED.

:" AIN EEB, ID CAD SALESMAN one experienced in the 1N grocery trade. Apply at oc9 2t* 21 PROFIT STPEET
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W.ANTED-

A SITUATION by respectable girl to do gen. 1A eral housework in a private family. Good reference Inquire at
 oc9 2t* e4 CANAL STRFEr
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"Aimost dead or nearly dying'

.s. None genuine without bunch of green Hops on the white label Shun all the vile, poisonous stuff with Hop or 'Hops'' intheir name. s1eeod&wlW
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LOAN AGENCY.
B PER GENT FARM LOANS.
Hnraa Enr Sale,

HENHAN d COONH, Agents, ca Church St. (opep eyenings)
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RY man of experience, position as book. U keeper in manufacturing company, or would act as salesman and bookkeeper in a mercan- tile business Can give best of reference Address
 W. 37 BEERS STREET, Naxu- Ioxa
Morning journal and courier., 1885-10-10

ALDEN-In this city. Friday, 9th inst, Dexter AL den aged 73 years.
 Funeral from his late residence 331 Temple street. on Monday, 18th inst, at 2:30 o'clock D. m. Friends are invited without further notice. Bur, ial private. 2ts MoCIRTHY-In Unionville, Thursday, October 8, Dennis Mccarthy. aged 48 years. Funeral to- day at o'clock from his late residence.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-12
Chief P'Smiums.
A Silver W och, A Castor, and A
Set Of Silver Forks for only
S1.5O.

The CHIEFI contemplates making
some necessary Improvements in the
office and furniture coon. and proposes
putting in a power press at'no late date
and therefore We want our friends who
owe US to come forward with the mon
ey SO that We may be able u make
these Improvements Our cir Gu
!ation is rapidly increasing and we
feel the necessity Of having q faster
press and better iacIiiteis stO work
with, and need all that Is due US. In
Order u induce all to he prompt We
have decided To give away a fine silver
watch, "A tint castor and q nice set OF
silver table forks. MS u premium TO our
subscribers both new and old who pay
up a~rrearages and one year in advance,
We will give each a receipt numbered
and II corresponding number will he
placed in a box which will he drawn
January LIST 1856. The awards TO be
made by three disinterested parties.
This will be your chance to
draw one Of the three prizes. Come
right along with your subscriptions.
Ghe whole business will he honestly
conducted and every one will have al
equal chance I O secure the premiums.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-12
MAvAL1

Iuavale 10 On the boom, . new lum-
her yard BY Mesn Plass 1 Frses Of
Red Cloud. Two lumher yards make
. very good show ioe . village a this
age.
Cham3esiin Who has heen ON
the road for several aayDoesGnG cheese
remmsd lass vssk b. "a untaDed
brooco, snd the result was . broken
rib. He i concidssable bssses -
present and viii soon b around again
80 thinks.
We hope The Ady corrsspoodent OF
The CaIEx from he tobacco fune3
regions a the eouth vill swaken -
% de facs thaA her. y . psonoun not
usually spplisd % 70 scribe
Mr. ArmGesuog . gsa1smsu from
Donoino 30 NTH Ne lass Sunday
With Q viev 20 buy . farm near here.
4 marriage bsevsso paf60 rsssding
noa1 Inava1o = noW- On he tApa.
Probably Is Win tAks paaes bs6oss tAis
sppean.
6chasGss / Bsssy aas tuilding . 6ns
nev hoass jus 81 a tAo village
These esnsle0m ase he city easdnen
and already nave twea4y aes0 d II
finest garden - - - aon aayvhesa
| Ii HAlo6r and 20 oosropon6
sns VIII stass th6 veek fne IL vild
nssqsne1 $50 where tn rank shisell
nod With De brsess spd tie ansaaopl
akip16A os9 H paain6 II Us On
nG1I0nake pfoof md o. o0UboyU IN
kisd snoQH % - - i've yps M
uay boae Iron - agnin GAP
Sun6n oualA g ~ 0o16a Ed
e3sehing sensG,
II vil yau - psies ess6 9 q
lGGl6a Eel bofbso ~aEnha6iag -
vhmA
H-Rges 49, rissaA
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-12

AHEw BooxSsOur Iamoos Wo-
men" u the name Il Grand nev
book for the ladies' Il = supesbly u
lustrasod and u a6rse-c3an book IN
every respect and = N suEheatic hi
tory a the fanUus Women a ADeeicA,
written BY twenty Of Ne most disin-
guished sutho0. IrACWa4 y D0W
c-anvassinG for Tin celebrated hook aod
win caIl On you n . 10 dayUL
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-12

Eesiaas - is1tst1na1 1870 I'D
ecms: IN he aam - soip0 0san
ING a<ain she - bespss 6 81 ~
SuOpees. Nth no OenAesug Goa q
dnpuse - asshosssy. n H. 6uetsa q
Iu0nsao human bssnA Ron SAus
ankle she gniiing shAsn ~ hnNaagu
80 stricken. in the hsiuss ceSs~us-d
strength ofsscsiensi an xAasoaAl Ua.
non: en- the rc.pecs - command hru0s
asher nations IL the ussAS in ths 49,
come Se give ~ frssdcsa's loving soss
cf cArsh. al Ill the grad. pouibilissss
~sthRn our reach recognizing Gsd -
the Lord. With the Eosernnsent vrscas-
word. -Aii men cssasnd frye. ea:s-
tied 10 ife. liberty and the pursuit az
happsnes" Our cpossrys dsGea<lsfs
Ese. and through The eyci~ Of time
they uia iva when ccsnmemseasiaE
toven and Temples IN m~ouaschsu af
oppre.ssoa aud wrong are IN The dsss.
forEossoa AYE 60 tie esas,oas ssodens
Of history We believe THAI The ns-
sional enssgn. the s~d. white and blue.
w'l savc over all the present and tn
ture American s;ases. uussod an one
federal head. % loog - gran grous
and flowers bloom. on hilltop aaA
plain. in valley and lawn. and - 20
ss,oice IN its bright ~coio~. ernhlsmas-
&c Of the principles underlying the
the foundation. and woven into ne
fabric ct our govcrumsaa royslsy.
and truth With the Increasing
stars 81 honorable ds,tsny. vs vii
never forget Tor one moment thai ss
glory lives in IT fallcn detsndsra. Tru-
~ our slain men Are moi dead in The
battle. but alive IN the vigorous o.
ward march Of this Republic Peace
10 their sshcs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-12
The RED CLoUD CHIEF
FRIDAY. JUNE 10. 1885.
CITY NEWS.

CIGARS at the post-ofice.
Mrs Birney goes east about the 18th.
STRAW hats ut C.. Wiener's Golden
Eagle.
Sam CARRIER has returned from New
Mexico.
SEVERAL correspondences crowded
ont this week.
FoUR children were slightly poison
ed by cheese, this week.
Mr.. GRIN is getting his new house
on seward street nearly completed
, SOME one stole some young pigs
from 7 Barkley the other day. Mr.. E.
will be glad to have them returned.
MARRIED. by Rev. Geo o Yeiser, at
Red Cloud. June s, 1885, Mr. George W
Smelser to Miss Maggie 4. House, all
OF Webster county.
, If the people have any complains
to make against the railroads they will
.oon have a chance to present them to
the commissioners.
RAILWAY COMMISSIONERS BUscHow
left Monday for Lincoln, to be present
at the organization of the board of rail-
way commissioners In that city.
Miss MATTE HACKER, while Open
9ag a glass jar on Saturday, had the
misfortune to severely cut " of her
fingers, through the breaking ofthe jar.
An interesting program has been
prepared for the Childrenis Day ut the
NJ E Church, next Sabbath, commenc-
ing at ii a. m. Concert by Sabbath
school in the evening.
' ME- BERT HALEY, of Carey, o.. is IN
the city the guest of Haley Bros. and
.'barrin" the fear Of the Injups. which
will soon wear away. is delighted with
the beauties Of Nebraska.
MICHAEL WALrERs, al old resident
of Red Cloud, departed this life May
Q. at BUR Oak, after a few days illness.
of heart disease, aged 81 years. six
months and eight days. He had lived
in the county ten years.
GARFIELD Posi-, G. A. r., adjourned
It's meeting of June S, TO reopen on
Monday night, June Is, for the trans
action OF important business. All the
members are requested to be on hand.
= W. b. RoBY, 2. C.
TIE assessors returns for the year
1855, show the total valuation of real
and personal property in Red Cloud
precinct to be S6Ss $50 exclusive Of
railroad property not yet reported for
1885. The railroad property rs valued
!, in 'S4 was $s7 100 which, added t. the
above would make The valuation Of all
taxable property in Red Cloud pre-
cinct sos, go. A pretty good showing.
Or Tuesday night four trsmps stole
a rlde on the B. & NJ. in . car load ol
ties on No Is, which came very near
being the last earthly ride 10 1t least
one of the vagranf quarto. While the
D train was being switched IN the Bed
Cloud yard, the ties became loosened
and slid together. shaking mp the
..bums" in . promiscuous manner and
severely iamming the head Of n q
their number between two ties. nearly
~seyering the tie that binds him to thu
mundane sphere. He xas probably
provided with . he pas. bus like many
Others of his ilk. Got . head put o.
him for mol complying with the rule
the road-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-12
An Oad Soldiers I~nsp'r0ttou &C re
grave OF fAllon OomrN6A : :,

rhe fciios Ing srnfsss~nss exs.~ 81 lA< n ~
On Old ssdsrs Afses bearsSS N asss $1,000
human uas, and Was wsd b. CcsnvsAe - 6
In T b wu,fazns.
ssoshrs rear ,rfrss ssas ef fos sd ns = 49,
agAin b>ssde tbs xrasv q ess Who vtab - a9sse.
y barr shs sStASAA tAtiguns - aan9rrs - -
trr~ssa misss ma BE Wss~1 sWk Aasi. Snasl
foecr. upup the land sur infnnU hsea. - ~
ING PAVE - ~ sbels ssas - ~. Apa hetd. 90
shbssd gainsf cach and even b. = hunss a. essa
ss~rv1 stripes and seAss tAsagA 80 sxsy ynp
the sumas" % al ths hasrvn uf N vusd On<A
walvd tse fAsns a. otkes sual e0~e1, 20 uboSy
bsrrs hts hvrasi 10 The estssfinS ssesa. - hsssesy
stesus the sswm - trua hsii- rhas rgsnc1UAas -
justice. truth and right aay rvs1A. anA . 90
of kindred clay - deeueaaR Wteh uwun1s
ervsh Aed froErant n~wUss rss hanSvse -
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-12
\

Cuitivstine 10 the order os the dsy.
Craps of all kinds are looking splendid
isciuiing weeds. Never vas there
more promising prospec1.
While psaing 4 Tatile's last sun
rtr~ins IL munc. On inqnssing found
u was the Csthsrton sinssn psaceciag
for the Fourth.
Mrs Walker Graves lsh 0sos Mosris-
vile . few days ego. who're che viii
visit friends and rclasivus-
Charley Spaur leaves for Iowa In .
few days where the Eirls think some
thing Of him. he says.
wantcd-To know where I'D Trivsl-
piece b.. Have not seea him for soepe
time. He dos not visit our little part
Of Paradise lately. We wpnder Why.
E w Tutile il sect cvesy0ay Ia h,s
. buggy. and sih In the wagon shsd
when il raips, 90 Jim ssys.
George Dodd and Charics Randall,
both Of Red Cloud. we're shaxsn9 hAnds
With the CAtherfooiana- Glad ~ SO
you. boys. Call again. =
We heard . certain yoang lady say
there was only one thing she cared tos
and that wAa . Kcnsaw shoe. /,
Mr. Lncoin nurkholder 10 vaiting n
Ksneaw FOG . fcw days. '.
We had the pleasure Of . call iron
Charley smith, last Monday. +.
ssrsvbcrris and cream q G. n.
Ruet's. !
Vim. Britson and Jake Cuss haze
gone west looking Soe land. - - svss
four Or 6se wesks-
We are all wonderine What J D
Trivelpiece means buying nee fami-.
tnrc: putsing in . windmill, rsissng
chickens. taking Of buggy. &c. ssc.
Mrs 49, ays she knows. I'VE ask
vhstY
Mis Ida Bris.on has rslurnsd ho~s
on account Of her mosher's accSdsas-.
ally slipping asd speaiping her hock.
IL does seem strange thae shsa the
Lord could noe look down On Pickle.
vile last Friday night, - - ia. He
visited them sa mianighs, lore Acss-
ere machine ho0ss down. broke .
number a buQi0. as0oag which wseo
Dr. Rehiesis. 0eoe9s Doydis snA Joan,
Orndorf1'a- The essy was Q ed Looking
sight GA Saturday sighl
The dame - &mpsoss 80 . Rs,nA.
snece.- Everybody ~ thAs sssh
Dixie. nzss. vhsrs sss sAsus Tax
ing care a tbe bsbv. In.
C WendLvas smoae q iass vssk
securing the Gsmoss ron dAneu4 ~
leaving . policy scs he % Coaeissss-
q
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-12

~ Naval caAetsAip. eseseA Dtsesc.
Congressman Laird has concluded
to throw the appointment Of . naval
cadet from the Second o~onGrsssional
district open 70 competitive examine
ton. He desires al candidates Of ha
destrict 70 address him personally By
letter without delay, and to report in
person At Hastings for examination
July 18th Ct noon.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-12

D.. B. SPAxooLE of Red Cloud, of our
firm of Spanogle & Rinker. was in
town the FIRST Of the week ON business
connected with the firms branch estab-
lishment n Oberlin. Mr. s. went down
to Oberlin with some machinery. Mon
day. A number Of loads preceded him
and more are following. These gentle
men report . lourishing business in
implements, and the demand il in
creasing. hence the Oberiin branch
xcCbok Tribune.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-12

II i now time that Red Cloud make
some effort 70 celebrate the leh, e such
. the intention. Only . Ssv day. nov
remain 70 get the plans made out
Every surrounding town Of any note
will celebrate. and the Gate City a The
Valley should do likeWiso. Hoop mp
the eagle, boys'
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-12
PAY DAY

Don't forget that June 20 is paw day
ia the Red Cloud Homestead, Building
and Loan Association. All parties who
have subscribed to the capital stock of
the ASSOCIATION will call on C d Chrome
Assistant Secretary after the 18th and
receive heir stock certificates which
will be ready after that date. The sec
retary's Office will be one door north
of The CHIEF office, with Mr.. Gather.
Don't forget the date.
NJ. Il. MCNIrT. President.
-. Z. CRoNE, Assistant Secretary.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-12

--latest BRIDGE NEws.-"We shall
meet beyond the river" But the ques-
ton is "How shall We get there Eli?
AN quiet: on the Republican," il
new from the seat Of war.
The bonds, "Ohi where are they?"
A cold wave visited this county last
Tuesday. and the bridge bonds came
in contact with IN ice gorge.
Showed under" u Whxt il said Of
the bridge bonds.
Losr-At the court house Last Tues
day night one bridge bond, due in
twenty yeazs, bearing interest q 6 PEI
cent per snnum, payable when the
miss shall have rolled away. A hb.
eral reward win Be paid for the return
ofthe same to Dennn' high water pansl
factory.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-12

THE Nehraska and Kansas Farm
Loan Company = now in goodAhap<
to:loan money to farmers Of Nebrnsks
and Kansas. R v. Shirley the secretary
and treasurer having made excsllenl
arrangement while in the eass 70 70.
al the money .thss viii be wanted ID
the Valley for farn loan purposss. Tn
eastern people arc gaining oon6dsncs
in western firms end nov readily taks
hold of any entsspeising inssisufioG
that i founded On . solid hasia. = /
The Nshe1Gka and Xansas Farm Loaz
Company. The company propose 4
do . frst-clan lnaniaG busin6o IN
yin b I'D % see I'll Who want 70 "a
cure loans. Th1 = hound % BE one o
the 1oariehing instienfions of Re-
Good 0uoce0 % l.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-12

TIE total vote of the county Last
Tuesday. was "a follows:
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SHEARlNG FESTIVAL.

The third annual shearing festival Of
the Kenosha county wool growers was
held at Salem station on Thursday, May
z. The weather was extremely dis
agreeable. A boisterous wind from the
west blew all day with utter recklessness,
aud penetrated the wooliest clothing OF
sheep and shepherds. The low tempera-
ture gave shivering aspect to the sheep
men, and caused largely diminished
attendance. Not more than half the
usual number of sheep were entered,
but those in the pens sustained well the
high reputation of Kenosha county
f1ocks.
Mr.. F. G. Kartnell, with commenda.
BILE enterprise, had on the grounds fol
exhibition and sale fine Short Horn
bull, IA months old. These occasions
might be proftably used to exhibit and
offer for sale all kinds of farm animals
agricultural implements, and machinery
If the weather had been favorable. this
occasion would have been largely utiliz
ed for these purposes.
The Ladies Aid Society of Salem
were on hand in force, prepared to dine
large, hungry crowd. They set out il
the basement of the church an excel
lent, substantial dinner.
The judges on sheep were Eli Bloss
G. NJ Bishop, and A. Cornwell. TIL
following is list of awards
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Recorded for the aoeek ending May 18th
1885:
Edwin Munson and wife to JOIN
Sheen.--N W / n e / section 81, town l
range 20, and WI sell 20, i, r 20
Consideration, So 200. Warranty deed
William K. Packman to Catharine E
Packman.-S 4 S 2, 1, r21. Con
sideration, 81 800. Quit claim deed.
Catherine E. Packman to William K
Packman.-S Ell So, /, 81. Con
sideration, $1,000. Land contract.
William K. Packman to Catherine E
Packman.-S n I II, I'll, %
Consideration, 81, 500. Quit claim deed
John G. Roberts and wife to Robert
F. Roberts, sw4ne} S 10, t /, ]
81. Consideration, 81. Quit claim
deed.
James Brennan to William Meier
Part of block 80, sch 80. To, r %
Consideration, $1,000. Warranty deed
Rasmus Nielsen and wife to r. O
Gottfredsen.-Lots II and II, block l, r
e / s 6, l, r23. Consideration, 81 800
Warranty deed.
Mary Devlin to Newell Parks.-17
acres off is w4 10, t l, 81. Con
sideration, 1885. Warranty deed.
Warren F. Hall and wife to Newcomt
Crowley. -813- 100ths of an acre off n
S 26, /, r 20. Consideration, $61 IL.
Warranty deed.
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DEPARTURES.
PROPOSALS FOR BRIDGE. &c

Proposals will be received by the
Supervisors of Bristol until June I'd fol
a bridge across the O'Plaine River, one
mile south of Woodwork station.
Bridge to be two spans of 48 #. each.
Proposals will be received for either
wood or iron bridge;
Also for two abutments and one pier of
stone
Also for grading to shorten the pres
ent bridge to 96 #.
Plans and specifications for wooden
bridge, stone work and grading, can be
seen at the Town Clerks Office. Those
wishing to bid to build iron bridge to
furnish their own plans. The supervisors
reserve the right to reject any and all
bids.
All information possible, to those de-
string, by letter, will be given by D. A.
sovereign, Town Clerk, or HI. R. Lavey,
Chairman.
HI. r LAvEY,
JAMES M. WARD.
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MILWA UKEE DISTRICT CON-
TIONAL CONVENTION

This convention will hold its annual
meeting In Kenosha on Monday and
Tuesday, the 25th and Goth Of May, 1885.
The exercises will commence on Mon
day evening. Sermon by Rev. D. Jen-
kins, of Oconomowoc On Tuesday
morning, at 10:15,a paper on Evolution
will be read by Rev. Mr.. Ellsworth, of
Milwaukee, followed by a business meet
ing.
Tuesday morning paper and dis
cussion on the Resurrection by Rev. R
Denison, of Hartford Rev. ]. K. Kill
bourn, of Geneva; Rev. ]. w. White, o.
Wauwatosa. At 4P. M. Sunday schoo
work by ]. r. Reitzel, State Superinten
dent. Tuesday evening general mis-
sionary meeting. Ladies Missionary
Society-Home and Foreign-will NEE
in the parlors Of the church Tuesday, a
2 o'clock P. NJ.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoris.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When abe became Miss she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children she gave them CastoriA

Mr.. Thomas Gibbons, the longtime
agent at the Kenosha depot-the man
everybody knows and whom everybody
respects-has been renovating his house
OUTSIDE and in. "a coat of paint outside
and in has been put on in an artistic
manner, The whole of the inside has
been calsomined by Mr.. R. Crook in a
manner which cannot be excelled. Mr..
Crook is an old resident, skillful work
man, and responsible man, and will
undoubtedly have his hands full of such
work during the coming season.
O'Neil, Millager & Co. have put in
hydraulic rams at A. ]. Benedict's in
Bristol, and FL. HI. Holbrook's, west OF
the fair grounds. The discharge at Mr.
Benedict's from the ram to the house is
1900 feet and the elevation &c feet at Mr.
Holbrook's the discharge from the ram
to the house is 1000 feet and the eleva.
ton AZ feet. Both of these rams supply
water for all purposes at house and
barns, and there is water enough tC
spare to supply another farm. Fol
raising water the hydraulic ram is the
best mechanism yet introduced, anG
the nearest yet found to perpetual mo
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