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MI. Wilson cut this letter ont of the
newspaper in which he read II, aud
attaching IL TO the upper margin Of n
letter-head, wrote the following letter
to General Grant;
EAST sAoiSAw MICH December 2 iSS2
G,neral U, S, Grant New York City;
DEAR SIR-Did General Lee sur
render his sword to you as the in
closed indicates, and was it under all
apple tree, and were your remarks to
General Lee us claimed?
Very truly,
john NJ. WILSON.
In due course of tine an answer
was received from General Grant in
an autograph letter, written at the foot
of the same lettcr-head, as follows:
"The above Is all romance. | met
General Lee in a house. | wrote out
the terms of surrender and they were
accepted. These terms gave to the
officers their side arms sword, etc.
and private baggage and horses.
U. S. GRANT"
In recently published account of
the surrender written by General
Grant himself, and which have un-
fortunately mislaid, General Graut
says his aide found General Lee elab-
orately dressed, sitting under an APP
pie tree by the roadside, and conduct
ed him into his (Grantsl presence at
the house alluded to above. General
Grants sword and regimentals were
with his baggage at a distance and for
his undrcss uniform, seemingly a
breach of etiquette, he. ..apologized to
General Lee. In my opinion, General
Grant displayed greater magnanimity
by at once giving the confederates
their side arms in the terms allowed,
than by putting them to the bumilia-
ton of having to tender their arms
only to have them inspected and re-
turned in condescending and patro-
nizing manner.
DEMoCRITU :
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w. VII " WISH " irichus III oai-
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iouu,y, 10 sisi,llg her aunt, Mrs' D.
''" Wi "a oI hsl'ug,on s.Ieet.
!, VT ~, H. d. Dickey, returned yes'er-
, Wy IRON, u "TRIP up me central 10
Eisco, anu reports oVery.hlhs looklng
, ,'n,nunsely "cii rs regaros 10 crop
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A Doctors wife.


Dr. W. J. Gibbon, Of Clarendon, Ark., doea
quite large practice and stsads high as a medi-
cal gentleman. His wife's lingering condition
became 80 well knswn. that reporter aecosted
him on the streets Of Meinphis. one day, when
The following dialogue was had
"Doctor. am glad TO lesrn that your wife
has fegained her health after several years Of
misery and suffering"
Yves. sir, she is now quite restored to health
tn the great establishment Of myself and all who
tnew her"
Have you any objection to telling me her
complaint and The remedy f'
None 10 the least. She laborcd under an
'iiietion pecs liar To the sen attended with loss
ofsppeiilr. smAciation, Prostitution, impaired Sc.
errtions, co d estfcmities, Mysteries, .ou,tant
headache, extreme nervousness, and was bed.
ridden over three years, My skili and that Of
other physieisns was exhausted and she was
given ny to die. Some one mailed me the Formulr
for Dt. Dpmgoole's Bnglish Female Bitier,.
Iprocufed = few bottles and placed her upon Its
ise. and II cured her like magic. 1t 10 a won
'efiul medicine. and take pleasure In recon.
.nending 1t to all women who need tonic os
female regulator"
Sold by all dealers at si.oo. n sick, send for a
IS cen, book rRKE.
}. p. DRoMGooLE 4 co..
Louisville, Ky.
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Free from Malaria.

In the fall Of 1884 was taken with case of
malATiul fever which Frustrated me both body
aud mind, Twas dragged after theold fashion
with mercury and other mineral mixtures, but
and my energy gone. My legs and feet would
swell. aud had what everybody thought was
drOrsy. These symptoms alarmed me-, and J
was ready to grasp al any remedy suggested.
friend advised me 10 try swits specific.
procured three bottles and commenced It's use.
three bottles which have made u perfect cure,
and feel like II new man to-day. There never
was more mGritoriOus medicine offered To sur
fering humanity. II has wrought wonders io'
me. WILLIS JONES.
Leesburg, Lee county, Ga. March II, 1885.
For sale by all druggists.
Treatise On Blood and skin diseases mailed
free,
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO;
n Y, l5G w. I'D st. DTAwer3 3, Atlanta, ia.
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Kansas CITY, July 30.--Cattle- The Live
stock Indicator reports: Cattle, receipts. 800
market stronger, SC higher for butcher stun
Exporters, s.. 20Gs5iO. good 10 choice shipping,
81 gOess5.l5. common TO good, "a 5Od 81 stock
eTs and feeders, sSGO6Isi.3O cows, s2.VOgSj.dO;
grass Texas steers. g. sOg5,2O
Hogs-ReceipIs, ll,Sto DC higher sl0g
sheep-Receipts, 500: steady; for good fair to
good muttons, p l5G2 70; common to medium
ST. LOUIS. July SO.-Flour- Unchanged.
wheat-Higher with only moderate trading
Opened weak on good receipts and bearis h
news, but soon advanced kcaA under an uf-
gent demand; subsequently an advance was
lost but another reaction occurred hnd
closed q q re above yesterday, No. red cash,
lOOhi, ociobeT 1929 1925. markets closed al
Corn-Gash. July and August, lower, octo-
Der, &c higher, No. mixed. cash N.,@i2ts;
July, Az bid; August Bidi2: closing axes.
september, i2SGi2h: October. ilh
Oats--LOwer aud slow: No. mixcd cash,
2E.@25js; July .; August and september %,
IOrnmeHl-Quiet, 2 25.
Whisky-Stegdy att a.
ProylsiOns-kAsier.
POrk-slO 10.
LRrd-s1 10.
Bulk meats-Long clear, $40, short rib, ass
short clear, 10.
Bacon-Iong clear 60 l2H@s6 IS; short rib
81 iOdGs6 50, short clear. 6,62h.
HAms-y6OGll 90
Al the afternoon board wheat was strong
and higher August 9sS; september. lOOk
October, lO2a.
Corn unchanged,
| Oats unchanged.
Live stock.
Cattle-Receipts 800: quiet with no notable
change, native shipping steers sL75lgs1. 90
butcher steers, q 1904 y; mixed lots. y DO
81 o. stockers and feeders o. COCA o. grass
L Texans, g. Tbea4 10.
Hogs-Receipts, 2,iOO, active and higher,
| 81 80G5 20.
shecp-Receipts, LOO quiet only best
grades wanted; common 10 medium, " u
| a. 65 good To choice; a. 356g2 S..
CHICAGO July 30 The Drover's Journal re-
ports cattle receipts, 1900 shipping
| steers 8 iOlq5 10, stockcrs and feeders, .Os
40 About 400 through Texas cattle sold al
| 2 1898 90
H0gs--Receipts, 400, higher. 4 1908 10
Sheep-Receipts. 1000. brisk; natives 81 2ha
1 %; Texans q 0OG2 20; lambs, pei head, sL7,
$3.50,
Wool.
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KXXH
INDIGESTION CURED.

suffered fsr mere than Ave years with lndi.
gestion, scarcely able to retain the simplest
food on my stomach The burning sensation
was almost intollerable, aud my whole system
was derangcd. | was vakeful aud could not
slcp and consequently more or less nervous
aii The time | declined In hcsh nnd sunetod
al the usual depression attendant upon this
Al last failing IN lind relief in anything else,
commenced the use OF Swifts Specific lbeghn
tnimprOye at once. The medicine toned up the
stomach, strengthened the digestive organs,
and soon all that burning ceased, and could
retain food without difficulty. Now my health
is good, and can eat any thing IN the shape OF
TODD and digest II without the slightest AIM
Guilty. most checrfnlly bear this testimony.
because there are hundreds suffering Us was,
and am sure they can be MS readily healed
Take the prescribed dose after eating instead
of before. JAMES MN, NO II Ivy ST.
Atlanta Ga, May ~ 1855,
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We will sell 80 pounds of choice
jelly. any flavor, for So; choice desc
Gated cocoanut Mt only pc per pound;
extra fine sugar, syrup and molases nj
soc to 75c per gallon; choice dried
herring at SOC per box; choice barrel
pickles only Acc per gallon; choice
ground coffee only l5c per pound;
Dervell wooden ware, best in the
world for Texas climate, never fails to
stand. Try lis for everything in the
grocery and grain line, at lowest
prices.
Most truly yours,
A. JONES TAYLOR & Bro.
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Grain ana nay.
Corn-white per bu. iO@a5c.
0sts-sacks, 20cd2lc,
wheat-65c972c. per bushel
Millet-per ton, ssal0
Prairie hay-per ton, $500
Lumber.
yellow pine, Is 90. siding, white pine, - 70
siding poplar, % 90 ceiling yellow pine. Is 90
ceiling, white pine, 80 w. ceiling, poplar, . 90
second best cypress, 90 shingles, heart pine,
90 finishing lumber. poplar, per NJ, 50 W, I'm
lshing lumber white pine. 20 %.
Hides and Peitry.
Hides-Dry iint | ! TO l3tic, dry salt 10 to lie,
reen saltod 9 to 20. ~
psltriesL,peer .kins, IS to l7c, antelope, 10 to
wool, 20 to 65c; shearlings, 10 70 Ice.
Tailow--Prime, bsc; tallow grease. * 10 SC.
grease. yellow TO brown. 4 10 SC.
Groceries.
Bscon-short clear, IKE
Hams-l0hc.
Molasses new, 80 to5Se; Louisiana
i ctottee~Fair, iox to i2c; prime Rio IL. to
Ne choice RIO. II TO l2Se; peaberry, IL 70 Is
sugArs-Brown, 6@6kc; U, 7G7kc; white
| T%gTkc, granulated, sgshc.
flour-0rdinary: per 100 lbs 225 10 250, fam.
ly, AIS; patent process, 400 To S25; fancy pat
DAT meai-Hsif barrels, i2s to s75; grits, bar.
Coarse Salt per barrel %; dairy, 5 2.
Rice-Choice Louisiana, Ike per ID; prime
j TX to exc
| 5tarch-Pearl. Axe R. a., 20 lbs, bulk, &C.
| MiscellAnsous-Black pepper, 2oc, soap white
| per box, ass; soap, Extra olive, per boz
| AIS; soap, blue olive, per box. 3 u.s.
oil, kerosene, ITO test ass, 400, kerosene, LID
test l2-ls; 3sE kerosene. $50 test ass, 800 bar
| rels, per gallon. lie candles, lac; beans, pei
Id, ito axe. Lima. Sc: cheese. full cream, lbht
20, half Inch basis, SIC, krauL per barrel,
80 per half barrel 400 pickles, half bArrell
| medium, a00. barrels. small ii.0
nOiOns. per barrel $50. eabbages, per Graf,
$50. cider barrels, $50. half barrels $50, poig
oes per bushel in sacks tl.l0
Fruit, Poultry, Game. Etc.
APples-Northern, per barrel 81 So Texas
Lenons-fslermos 500 to $3.50 Mussinu SoGs
SO to ell per box.
Sweet potstoes-Northern, II peck barrel
g. 20, per bushel zoe.
Cabbage western per crate, slJ
Chickens-Pe dozen. 200 10 o. 81, turkeys
500 to o. 90
OniOns-a25aS IS per barrel.
| EgEs-sa lOc per dozen
Bnthr-Chcice western, "a 10 sc country,
to 1c.
oranges-Imperial s5 per box
] Cheese Pull cream. lie western scunnet
No, Y. A. full cream, l4kc.
| Dried apples--tluarts, axe; ". Y. sliced, bAt
eyHporated, 90 lbs boxes ".
! krout-per barrel, O. 90 half barrel $50
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have bought out the Gilt Edge Sa-
loon, and intend to keep none but the
purest liquors, and an orderly, clean,
quiet house. Austin avenue, No. 62i.
JACK MCGHEE.
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Remedies"

ssssTAKE I and dHcista e'f His'Sis,
Only few doses necessary to check the wors
cases Of dysentcry or lux Price y cents per
Corner Square and Third Streets.
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On Thursday. August 18th at about II o clock,
before the court house door In Waco, McLet-
nan county. Texas, will sell at public outcry
for cash 10 the highest bidder, three tracts OF
40 feet by 200 feet and 200 feet by 200 feet
and As feet by 200 feet. Sold to satisfy note
OF j 4. Morgan for $4,000 given 10 Waco state
Bank, secured by deed of trust to Jno, T.
Walton us trustee, dated May DC ISIS, For
further dscript ON see Vol. !, pages is1, lss Is
and 100. someryille comfy records
NJ A. Sullivan,
Substitute Trustee.
Waco July IS 1855
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-31

Sickly, pale faced girls and married
women, can be cured with English
Female Bitters.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-31

Husband, join the Texas Benovo-
lent Association Immediately.
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Sick headache.

One single dose Of Bailey's Saline Aperient
will cure Il nine times in ten cases. II u the mild
Est, best amt cheapest substitute tof Pulls In the
stomach sick headachr, heart burn. acid stom2chi
relieves indigestion, feireshes and inVigot4tes
the weak and feeble, cheers the depressed aeis
g-rily upon the liver and kidneys Alays simp-
regulates the now OF bile, mitigate~ the panEs OF
Rheumatism, cleanses the stomach and keepa tbs
brain cool and clear.
When YOU need a purgative-try u. Largs
Na,les 60 cents. It Is as pleasant n sis2s
xosia water. Sold s'.-sVwhsrz
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Simple

sc sc Try cures the worst eases. Price
only 80 cents per bottle.
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Washington. July S0-lndications for the
west gulf states: Continued warm and gem
orally fair weather, variable winds
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Visions Off

Nine millions Of Empty PITT
ssd commentary on constipation AMI
What vast storshouse OF pills II
Ieeted. And to think that all these
seating pill, have been kindly so!iei
the stomaehs OF men snd womeni
and disgusting to think Of No one
pains and aches, loss Of time, piles and
tions they have caused. You don't
powerful medicine. Stop their Us,
one dose OF Bailey's Saline Aperent. y
ofbiiss will hover over your detected y
relieves constipation. cures biliousness, sil es'
ache. heartburn. NC. Ills pleasant. efiectaai and
cheap, and well adapted To ladies' use.
Large bO,tes oniy 50 cents, and sold every
where
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-31

PERSON Al.

Cigarette smokers prefer Opers
Pull because they dou't stick TO the lip.
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BaiIey's Saline Aperienti
WHAT Is ITf

II Is cheap, mild. effective and delightful lan.
alive or purRatise, intended as a substitute for
drastic and nauseating pills II cares eonstipa.
ton. biliousness. siek headache, and 10 specially
.sAp,ed to all who lead a sedentary OF closely
confined life. It's white powder and eiisrvcsee,
hk" soda water, and Is as pleasant 1t does nol
grpe ioi sicken aadis always ready Put ur ID
large bottles and sold At 50 cents by al Druggist.
North and south.
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Below is printed n letter from Gen
eral u. S. Grant. II was written in
1880 to John w. Wilson, now of Den
yer, but then of Saginaw, Mich, and
settles the oit-recurring controversy
MS to how General Lee surrendered
to General Grant at AppomattoX.
When Mr.. Wilson was living at Sagi'
nav he read the following statement
of an "eye-witness" TO the surren-
der
SAGINAW. CRY, Mich, December 2, lssO.
MADAM-Please find inclosod a
piece of the celebrated Appomattox
apple tree under which Gen. Lee sur
| rendered his sword to General Grant,
| April 8, 1868. Madam, had the
pleasure of witnessing the first meet
Ing between the two generals.
stood about twelve rods from them
After they talked about fifteen min
utes General Lee drew his sword and
handed IL to General Grant. The
latter received II and examined the
blade. lie then returned II TO Gen
eral Lee with the remark : General
keep your sword; ii cannot be won
by drawer man." Many time
have been offered money for ii, and
have been asked several times to do
nate it to the state, but could no
part with il. But in view of the no
bic work you are engaged in | hsy,
made up my mind to donate il to th'
home, all In his name, and, like th'
widows mite, | hope 1t will be o
some help in the worthy object.
Yours, very respectfully,
GEORGE DOUGLASS.
Saginaw City, late of CompanyA. Six
teenth Michigan Veteran Voluntee
Infantry, Fifth Corps, Army of Tia
Potomac.
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fuckers

INvIGORATOR,
Ia. become Justly the most popular iron tonic
nn,, In use. why because It's better suited
"a, every case of infeebleness from any cause
n,,h old and young. Many physicians en-
sor.e and prescribe 1t, and their testimony is
mai The very best satisfaction Is given es-
nocinIIy so IN women and children. Don't
1an 10 try abottle. Price sl.Oo E-.
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rAsHvfLLE,N
A famous instltu'ion. Thyy
593. Attendance lssl-s6, $50
states. Tho tist session begins
pAtruniSe this college. For catald
arrangements, and conveyance
address J. G, Patton, Prof. OF mathN
Gcn'l agent, Dallas, Texas. ILL.,
Is also connected with the
agency, and will supply "
with teachers with POW
Estates have been 4
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Wool,
CITY MARK Ers.


wool-Flrm but slow.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-11-12

The Congregational church parlors
have lately been undergoing a thor
ough renovation 1t is the intention
of the Society to hold sociahles there
this winter.
Rev. Jacob Schaddegg has his Ger
man school in operation, preparing a
class for confirmation.
Mr.. T.. c. Delano, a representative
of Minneapolis stencil company. was
in the city Saturday last.
Charlie Young arrived in town
Thursday from his claim near Huron
Dakota. He will spend the winter
here.
Saturday, Mayor Dill appointed D.
Mcleod special policeman, To. assist
Marshal Leayitt until Monday. The
city was full of railroad laborers who,
under the influence of drink, became
boisterous and were too many for
one man to handle.
Attorney Ives was in River Falls
Saturday.
Ham West has recently made i'm
pr0vements on his dwelling.
Mrs. Frank Scott, nee Minnie
Boughton, is visiting her parents in
/ this city.
Henry West, of Minneapolis, made
a business call in town Friday.
Mr. Westphal, the photographer
has closed his studio at this place.
/ P. O. johnson advertises a free
lunch at his saloon between 10 and L
O'Clock each day.
! John Nienstadt has his new brick
building nearly ready for occupancy
1t has been plastered. and now the
carpenters are at work finishing VI
/ the inside.
The Annie Barnes broke one of hen
/ wheels Saturday. but Notwithstanding
I this inconvenience she made hel
regular trip.
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Diamond Bluff.

Flowing and corn husking are about
finished in this vicinity, and farmers
are congratulating themselves on
having such fine weather at this time
of the year.
The corn crop is good. Potatoes
are rotting badly i'll some places.
Our town is improving some since
railroad work began. John Brewer
has built large addition to his house,
Mr.. Miller is building new house,
J.. G. Burke has built a large barn,
and al. Rodgers has bought the Jim
Swift house and is repairing it, hay
ing rented his farm to Mr.. Hampton.
School began in the Morgan District
Nov. I'd, J. A. Glendenning teacher.
Thos. Fisher teaches the village
school.
Frank Ferguson was visiting friends
in town last week. He is a graduate
of the Gem City Business College,
Quincy, ILL.,, and is a self-made man, of
few faults and many virtues.
c. A. Goldsberry passed through
town last week canvassing for the
National Garment Cutter. 1t is
certainly the best system for cutting
all kinds of garments and securing a
perfect fit that has ever beeu intro
duced to the public.
John Jacobs. former resident of
this town, dsed last night, Nov. It'll,
at his home III Eau Claire. He leaves
wife and enc child to mourn his
loss, also large number of near and
dear friends ii Yellow Medicine, Mimi.
Mike McCue has given up his rail
road contract and talks of moving
onto his farm this fall.
Enoch Quinby has had his house
removed to mike room fer the rail-
| road.
A new blacksmith is stopping
with Albert Fielding.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-11-12

Wanted, a stock buyer who wants
to buy about 5000 head of cattle,
hogs, etc, out of this community, and
who is willing to make less than l0O
per cent. on the money invested.
C. Betcher, of Red Wing, is putting
up a magnificent building of rough
Eastwood boards for his mill crew at
Ono to live in this winter.
VIM. Amidon, of Dodge county, Wis
consin, spent three weeks in Pierce
county visiting relatives and acquain-
tances. He formed / very favorable
opinion of this county.
Wood & McNiel have purchased a
clover huller attachment to their
threshing machine which is said to be
doing first class work.
Mr.. Shaver has invested money In a
huge brown rat which he calls colt.
The rat and his Galloway bull occupy
stalls side by side, and are worth an
hours travel to see.
A large amount of Eastwood lumber
is being drawn from here to Maiden
Rock for parties at Red Wing,
R. Strickland has thrown up his
bargain on the Hunter farm and rent
ed the old Dan Hammond farm.
Almost everybody and his boy is
looking for hoop poles.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-11-12

Mr.. Letson, who has been visiting
friends in this vicinity, is sick at Mr..
tinch's.
Farmers are marketing their wheat,
Baldwin getting most of it, owing to
the fact that better prices are paid
there than at River Falls.
Mr.. Burhyte has bought the cheese
on hand here and as soon as it is
delivered our cheese-maker, |. A.
Vandenburg, will return home.
Mr.. Hawn, of Rock Elm, was up
Monday with load of cheese. boxes.
There will be services in Norweg ian
next Sunday at 10 o'clock a. M, and
in English at O'Clock p. m.
E. Hunt and family have moved to
Spring Lake.
There viii be dance at the hall
here Friday evening. Germans Band
furnishes the music. A good time is
anticipated.
P. c. Lord was at Saltwater the
first of the week.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-11-12

II. Nelson has a new house up and
enclosed.
NJ. McInnerny has his house up and
nearly ready for the masons.
Joseph Coon has built an addition
to his house this fall.
DR.. f. L. Barney returned to-day
from Knapp, whel he has been for a
week doing dental work.
Geo. Ducklow viii move into his
new house next week.
A. Gardner has put up new barn
and hennery.
NJ. NJ. Tousley and son returned
from CLARK county to-day, where they
have been for two weeks on visit.
Mrs. Scales and Mrs. Bradley
stopped in town on the night of the
4th inst.
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Sheriff S Sale.

Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of and
pursuant to an execution issued out of and I'M
der the seal of the Circuit Court for Pierce
county, Wisconsin, on the 10th day of August,
A d. 1885 in an action in the Circuit Court tor
the County of Pierce, State OF Wisconsin, be
tween the Town of Ellsworth, plaintiff, and
Jerry Quinn, Thomas Quinn, ST., and Thomas
Quinn. Jr., defendants, i'll favor OF the sald
plaintiff and against said defendants, tor the
sum of One Thousand Nine Hundred and sixty
five and 9l-1O0 Dollars damages aid Thirty -ont
and 25- loo Dollars costs, as appears by the Judg
ment roll on file in the office of the Clerk OF the
Circuit Court for the County of Pierce; anG
whereas said Judgment was docketed IN sale
Pierce county on the l4th day of August, A. D.
1885. and the sum ofOne Thousand One Hundred
and Fourteen and 6-lO0 Dollars, with interest
thereon from the 4th day of August, A. d. 1880
is actually due thereon, the undersigned, Sheriff
of Pierce county, has levied upon and Will OIL
the 2Sth day of November, A. ID. 1885, at two
O'Clock in the afternoon of that day at the from
door of the Court House in the village OF ELS
worth, in said county, offer for sale and sell a
public auction to the highest bidder for cash
all the right title and interest which the SAFE
defendants, Jerry Quinn, Thomas Quinn, ST.
and Thomas Quinn, Jr., or either of them, mac
on the l4th day of August, A. ID. 1888, or WnlcI
they OF either of them have since acquired II
and to the following described piece or parce
of land situate, lying and being i'll the Count!
of Pierce and state of Wisconsin, to-wit
The northwest quarter of the southeast guar
ter of Section go thirty four, Township twenty
six (26) north, Range On seventeen west.
DAVID SCOTT, Sheriff
25.7w ByA H. LORD, Under Sheriff.