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The "Enll Of PnrIs.v

Large crowds Of people attend this at
tractive production nightly, and enjoy the
spectacle and speciallies introduced i'm.
mensely. Each night additional novelties
are presented, and in this manner the in
tercst is kept up and large audiences are
secured. Tonight another change OF pro-
gram will take place. The people OF New
Orleans want to see the "Fall OF Paris, " so
SAYS the Picdyne, OF that city, and which
publishes the following paragraphs:
"The fine military and spectacular pro-
duction, Siege OF Paris, or the Fall OF the
Commune will continue to be given on
the blnir nightly during the present week.
The Sphinx committee having the matter
in charge has arranged for new features
nightly, 80 rs TO make each presentation i
anything more attractive than the proceed
ing one.-MEMPHs ApPEALl the man
ayers OF tins show want 10 bring II TO New
Orleans; but they cannot give 1t or the
bluff here, you'bet They want two acrci
OF ground in the heart OF the city and seat
ing capacity for 5000 people"
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Memphis Theatcr.

"Lost in London at the theater again
tonight, at the matinee performance to-
morrow and for the last time tomorrow
evening. Plays Of this character cannot
run week successfully in Memphis; 1t
takes much stronger attraction to reach
that enviable point. The good features OF
Lost in London" are the specialties in
troduced during the progress Of the "lyric,
spectacular melodrama."
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WAsniNGroN, Oct. lS.-Tho marine
hospital bureau is informed by DR.. Phil
lips, yice-president OF the board OF health,
Of Gainesville, Fla, that two more new
casos Of yellow fever have developed in
that city and that the fever has been de-
clnred endemic.
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to account for all rents, ETC., and that re-.
ceiver be appointed to take possession oil
the property, and that defendant be en-,
joined from collecting any more OF said
rents etc
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Parents crlmlnnIIY Limbo.

Mon than half OF hll deaths occur before six
,c4p 90 age. An army % innocent lovely chill
dru arr swept ucctllCsslN away each yrar. luruts
atc crlminaily responsible fuf this The death nate
ali ,hiliu.n M England II les than hall this
Ara,fa Euglish ihby so0ther has done mure 10
bring this about than Oh other causes combined
You cannot Afford ~ be with0utiL III. HESTER
dIir#IsL
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Inhrn 1crr, ueIorc tho snnremr Count.

WASHINGTON, Oct lS.-Judgc Shclla.
bargcr today fled in the supreme court a
petition for writ OF habcas corpus In the
case Of David :. Terry, 81 California, who
was sentenced by Judge Field TO imprison-
ment for contempt OF court
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VIII be found On excellent remedy for
sick headache Carriers Little Liyur lils.
Thousands Of lcttrr from people who have
used them IrOyc this fact Try them.
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DR. z. NOBLE.

Hrff'sf.st Dob tEH gUrH ~ tuHfUf. HHi au FUfHHUi
thtHHIH uis9aasa. Nal. 1f Female
TDTrTT mos JIUIu WITHOUT IIiE kNItT DA
IA NIrfru"n fo business hF the usdItHtsd
HHlt psd tfHss ful uuTU IrufWrut
iu diseases uI Women. u 900 tlslt iUfHa Z rIyt
I#H#. OH. f".I.f HHI UHfWfuuul ruff.
.w.TfUfr UYfHHHfHHIi AHfU.HHls aI1 no 'ufHt
uI IHHi Diseases tutrl lu short u'no rrHIu."f
.fI.TI UHaH 4 tHts luHas male hHl NHtI Ntl
ilf U.m.. HHI alifrH 20 GUNS mH1r IH OH. $3.50
uWrT. No 0p JirTttsuH uWItg
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FOR SALE!
10000 ACRES FINE TIHBER LANDS IN
THE YAZOO, MISS, DELTA.

own s8rr ~ Hr ifs' timber iaudf in tho
uHItH aud nov Oder fItm fHf solo Ui IrU|fa"II.H
Mice aud coo unable i.IWH VIII UiNN d ID
tIu whole 1000 uruH ur NI.I tr'I HNI d..IU
iu uf uHIf enc louisville. NrN uflUHuI a lunIH
iHIiUYld. aud HfU valuable nos UuIN .uf lHr iW..E
Iuf. with thT exception ni thH |prHs lfI.'. Hr.
tUf tIn mU.f fort. Ditch HUt fUfiIif. unl W.T. when
sIlHr.I mHIH valuable HIHH UT I.HUul|HHH.
IrH.s ifum f.uH tu 40 .uu tFr cote, bUufllug tn
location Hud quantity purchased. ~ Wll"h ono
lHuIH Ulsh FuI l"lluHr 300 tIuHl luHiH''M.li on
ono tUu HuI tIu. ItlH With Interest 10 DC
f.uf Urfruuum lfHW date
boz addition ~ thU flu.u have &C. Halr ns niiH.
o.. ilr CO. uHurrs t.frml fur improved u'.H'
ffYf.s situate In UnIIFHr county, iuf rIH.HIH..
uftrrs. tUfrrIU nuHrurr solicited
CHARLIE HtuII Nu.rlH'r MI
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Rrn HIVE.

Mps. ]. II. SLATER, teacher OF German,
Gayoso hotel. At home from 10 3.
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HOUSES To LET.


A PARTLY FURNISHED HOUSE; REASON.
~ able terms Apply At Ne. i'i Vance ,trcct
DRICK COTTAGE-ON DAVE AVE, NEAR
ID Walker street, containing seven ruoms. Large
yard SIS per month. }, W y. BROWNE,
No. ~ second st.
4 oTTAGE ON MARSHALL AVENUE; FIVE
- rooms; modern build aud conycnicnccs. In.
quire at 900 Third street
CoTTAGE WITH FOUR NICE ROOMS; GOOD
y water; all convenience Apply TO MRS. 4.
QulNLAN, 100 Manassas sir'gL
IoTTAGEs ON VANCE, WELLINGTON, MAD.
\ ison, Union and Court strct', aud on Carroll,
iass aud Aston avenue Rqs,nG'; houses ON
Real Estate Arouls lt Madison strcct
ToTTAGE EIGHT ROOMS AND ALL NEcES.
sary out.houseS IN rnnl rcpaIr garden, cts
tern, we'll etc: fronting on fernando street rail-
road and Walker avenue lhousn No. u, sOuthelN
'O' JOSEPH LENow.
DEslRALLE NEW COTTAGE on VIRGINIA
IL avenue. Apply at 100 luyhurn avenue.
HOUSE No. ~ ADAMS STREET, NEAR MAIN,
/ ! suitable for most any Kind OF business III
quirc at 2l3 Main street up stairs
HOUSES on UNION, MADISON AND CARO-
II lima streets, by llRtchctt Rice Go.
NTEw BRICK sToREHousE CORNER mon.
~ roe and Desoto. :. l.. MOORE a co, ~
| Second street
\rEW COTTAGE WITH FIvE ROOMS. GOOD
/ y water and !ocation, i Alabama street.
MO i7s ALABAMA STREET 2,TON HOUSE
| ~ srooms aud good yuri and ci,tom the house
and entire place have lust h,gu put in thorough re-
| pair Apply 10 MALONE 4 MALONE No. % Mad
| isou ~
MICE NEW SIX ROOM COTTAGE. ~. Is Az
| y ston avenue. Apply To J. =. Graham -
Main street
| DEsIDENCE CORNER ALABAMA ST. AND
IL Thornton avenue, Mine ruuuls Kitchen, Get
lar uuye front and back lar,ls, ON stnct cat hnc,
| Apply NJ 9, Alabama street
| - FslpENCE M. t05VNNuE STREET. ALARGE
II and comfortable rolagv Possession immc'
diatcly. NJ. u fRElkN ANlt 80 Madison street
S,ToREHOUsEs No, lG ANp 10 MAIN 81
| = Possession september q ISIS Apply 10
JAS LIKE, JR, No I Madison street
| C,ToREHoUsE NO lnl NAIN STREET, SOUTH
> wet corner Washington Possession september
100 'jillS LEt IN. No Madison 'rcl
rInE RAYNER rLAuE At GILT STATION
| Apply 20 .. RAYNEE iyl Wellington sircl
or H. l. GUluN. ~
fINo ACCEPTABLE PAETN 4 rpEIluN ul
I | nice now cottage. furnished or not Va cu0'
I usighhufhond convenient in sirti DIf- Apply %
premises south side ltQ'.ur q opposite utlchn,
rINwo NEw 5RooM COTTAGES, COR rRoyiNi
. | aud ufc'us strccts Apply o. W 1OOlhah
. koum p, lotion hxosrnSr hnildinf
, FI'Wo STORY uoUsE-uN CORNER or EEEI
1 and fith .irn't rhcl. COLI ainhnNc nilrr''
? - MN ..NOOM uUJsls. con sTu ANU UAlN 3
= '@ "r'' nO'''n wy IrE 3 oo's
271 E Srsr' 6 s' HS'5i s s,rsst - ~ V
b a. BEALE sTWlT. CONTAINING roe
Hi fuums. hall uuN kiichcn cun,'nl'hl
/. twbsir,t ur lines - uIlnAeL
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Ivsrpr your gin.houscs in the Citizens
Insurance company. No. % Madison stree.
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MISS 4. G. STEPHENSON, studio Cotton
Exchange.
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Anew .WlLANU LUNoEhgAiU
lN or MUSIC Boston, Mas5.

TIVE LARGEST ~ usst rquirpcd n
~ MERLE 10 insruft'fs, ~ Hiulflh th l.al iHt
tsh lnsiIufil n n zeal asf faffrussHi1l tsf iffga
ssi OfBss nsis1, - Afts, ofai.r Ln'atf I-sH,A'
HHN fFfHa fHHHHHHff. NHHHH lIHhfft NUaHafa
49, 81 TunaH ESQ - tsafd 81 fuIW y ih t,rala
n n "a y ffHf t4sHL 80 g. I'll ~ - vrl fau
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r-r----y1----- IN ntY1 frVHAITU
"a VNr AHffIi.lAL II.H Nn
I !. !. i. =. !. d. /.
u, - ARM have 900 do. THI H OF I.'
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LhN 81 ..'t duffu colo mfuH'|. 'H."t Do.
RI |.IUa uaitHfH IuH..IHH.f IiIlHH tfnrN.
IA 1870 o. ana TWHrs Of hN fNI"' aIl
~ pHrr. rampbIHn Hud Wlr,list
ts-s.-lI...a---a sent iftr.
A NtuTENJrr. Manufacturer
No 20 a CHARLES atfcgL Sew uflgamA
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Dyspepsia. Torpid Liver aud Indigestion
Read what DUNCAN's LIVER AND
KIDNEY MEDICINE has douC.

UF duncan Z wee rru' u' tTnTiHmNl' hcit
q $40. rIH#.t hIU tHW.l liver uH1 indigestion
Sos IrYuN#i VIN H .lf thIHT f,a .'M'lt
,...a. H.I f.# I.fu.. HU.I commenced 'H.."" IMH.
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iIH ts f.HtI..I I#I'"I Hrgf Vhi i.'au. H JUDY
moi. |HH. initiated Co., uUu...
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CTR NEW YORK oFFfcR
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building. Aos iort J. a TaA Dgfol aloiai
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'pflpN sut ~ fuuVIpuVa '1 is'V on ul pun V1hll
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ting iyull wuud' etc. also IRE lg.I1g,, VI" '''.
tcE Apply ~ HALL Nhi.a
I,NUuAGE5 iN LARGE or SMALL QUAINT.
y uc pfiors 10 suit Arrly n il' shelby a.
trINT BROOD MARI, GOOD puNtG Will
i flH about Npycmbrf Do. Apply ~ !, u.
LACEY, O. Adams street
I,nrE coon MULrs rWu DOUBLE ANp
u one sug'ylumhyr -ssUu hlWra. Iugk tlnlusl
,if viii urpT Inducements iuf uu. week. Inquire
nt i't juucr"n street
omar uARGAtVs lV RIAL r-rNrEall
" lots ~ Douglas Is inur.. .H e'."nlh
4 uNnEU WILL BEuEIlyEmp N Wruwus
] ! g. cuuifnrtur % SILL Inquire OF .N Main
fir'i L"Ny shoe sipfr
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vi sr % viii uuy You in s,' my r,io'N j.
ktifL 20 sr'nud ,ic,i
nNE rgowy SHAW CYLINDER wrIuN
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nIprArIgs-AI AIIaALU fftga, agyENfs
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| l,Eyty CONS NNp gryrN uugs UY J LupN.
> Am. uu corner II fIrHHl1'r nf'HIg ana "'d
/ Raleigh mail
TWO pUAYg APPLY AZ KICKS STABLE.
j o. Second street
! on 600 rfgiLVcuun ,"uNoNoNE
| ZO.OOO lumncrs 20 D. u.i". o. 49, 'in't
| long. suitable f1t rough vrrt Shooting un rsliui
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] without bnfri ~ suitable i1f hsll h''''
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Ag}vrr

A INFLAMMATION. tOiUHIu COW ANu JAR
~ iirg s1if Auriy h. IHHu HtffTs. OF i'r ""il
Shepherd place uu lioulr' l a
CANE HHuWN uOIlsI IlL- thlbl 10
~ hands hifht tr1r M M. 1r1' Hie
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Hor.Iord'. Acid Phosphate.
rp,demic at Gnincs,iiic. Fla.

FOR INDIGESTION,
Dyspepsia, and diseases incident thereto.
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CHEAP COLU NJ NJ.

Advertisements IN his column iOiu be CHARGED al rate OF
l5c for tro iHes hStroI ro Insertions, Csc one
Uo6k, Soc
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-04-26

WHEN the real cause of complaint with
Cleveland is brought to the surface, it is
found to be dissatisfaction because re-
publicans were not continued In office.
Office holders who were anxious to re-
tain positions, politicians anxious to in
crease party strength for their own sci
fish ends, and newspapers which are more
industrious in stirring party rancor than
in honestly discussing matters which
affect the nations interest, address them
selves almost exclusively to Cleveland's
abandonment of civil service REFORM
And yet there has been more progress
made in civil service reform within the
past three years than in the twenty -four
preceding under republican administra-
ton. The regulation wall which went up
from the superseded officials did more to
disgust the public with civil service re-
form than anything else which could &C.
cur. The office holders understood re-
form as having reference solely to their
retention of positions. Their snivehng
made people who did not care fig who
held the Offices, demand that changes
should be made.
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KAUKAUNA.

In the memory of the oldest inhabit.
ents, of this place, the Fox River, has
never been known to be so high before
1t is swollen from a small, but, swift
flowing stream, into raging torrent
In the canals, the water is so high, that
1t overtOws the banks in several places
Several breaks have occurred in the gov.
eminent canal and dam; large force OF
men is kept constantly at work repairing
breaks in the banks and attempting to
keep waters within bounds.
The Lake Shore r. r. bridge, is in con-
slant danger. The water having acquired
renewed impetuosity after dashing over
the dam a short distance aboye-strikes
against the bridge with such force that
it seems almost impossible for it to with
stand the great pressure. A train OF
coal is on it continually and crew OF
men is constantly at work watching and
repairing any washouts, that may occur.
All the mills on the government canal are
shut down on account of damage Oc-
casioned by high water. At the Kaukau-
ma Paper Mill, the water is a foot deep
on the lower floor; and the fires under
the boilers have been put out. The
place in most danger is the Island as il
is almost on level with the river pro-
tected only by slight embankment
Should any OF the dams at Appleton,
Neenah or Menasha, give away it will
be almost certain destruction to proper
ty thereon.
Mrs. J. A. Hussey, with her daughters
Blanche and Flossie, leaves about May
list on a visit of some weeks with friends
in Chicago after which she will spend the
remainder of the summer with relatives
in Manitowoc county.
Hon. JOS Villas and Sheriff Bolen
saluted friends in the city Monday.
Thos. Langhran,- formerly a painter
in the car shops here,-returned last
evening from an extended visit in Toron-
to Canada
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the hand machine to SOW so acres of
wheat, IS acres of oats, or 80 acres of
grass seed in ten hours. "Ah! but you
can't get over the ground SO quickly"
some reader will exclaim. Let us see!
We SOW wheat two rods wide, therefore
we have to walk eighty rods to SOW an
acre, or one and quarter miles to SOW
five acres. This can easily be done in an
hour, and leave ample time for filling the
machine. Ten acres of wheat hare been
soacn in one hour by extraordinary eff
fort; but we are talking of what the ma
chine will do with ordinary work, by an
ordinary workman, under ordinary cir
cumstances.
We have the agency for the Ne1c Buck
eye Broadcast Seeder with Iron Drag
Bars. We have also the agency for the
VIM. Deering & Co. Harvesting Machin-
cry. The Deering Is the only all steel
Irvine Binder made.
The WAGNER HARDWARE Co.
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THEY TOOK IN THE THE TOWN.
LIKEWISE FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS

In the list of arrivals of distinguished people
from the North last week at the st. Charles Hotel
appears the names of Frank B. GODDARD and III. F.
Mock. These gentlemen who hail from the ice
bound region of East Saginaw, Mich, paid their
maiden visit to the Crescent City under circum-
stances peculiarly interesting and agreeable TO
themselves. Indeed, it is questionable whether
the pleasure OF their visit could have been expect
ed at ali had the motive power been other than
what 1t was-yiz: The Louisiana State Lottery
To the revolutions of the wheels In the monthly
drawings of this corporation Is directed the
eager attention of hundreds of thousands of peo-
pie in all parts of the United States and the pub
hcaton of drawn prizes Is signal for departure
from many big cities and little towns of men and
women whose objective point is New Orleans
with expenses prepaid.
When they get here they all appear to be glad
they came, for the climate Is balnly flowers are
fragrant, strawberries toothsome. and the cash of
The Louisiana State Lottery Company acceptable.
Messrs. GODDARD and Mock were among the lasi
band of pilgrims to this Mecca Of the fortune
hunter. Both were interested In the fractional
drew the first capital prize of $4,000 and they
divided $500 between themselves. Both are
Unidentified with the business of East Saginaw
Mr.. GODDARD being dealer In wines and LIQUORS
while Mr.. Mock Is an engineer on the Flint and
Pere Marquette Railroad.
Michigan can now Justly claim to be champion
State prize winner in The Louisiana State Lot
terry. Within the past year and half huskesyon
through Chas. j. Hermann and Mr.. and Mrs,
lected capital prizes. while Detroit. Grand RAPIDS
and other points have drawn through banks and
express companies Messrs. GODDARD and Mock
left fer home last Wednesday, thoroughly sstis-
lied with their VISIT TO the lano of fortune and
fowsrs.-New Orleans La!l P'eogHss, March n.
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ONE can hardly find fault with the
comparatively ignorant Anglo-maniac
who affects the cockney speech when the
influence of English notions is observable
in such men as ex-Minister Lowell, the
present minister Phelps and that man
of large brains but insufferable toadyism,
G. W. Smalley. There must be some
thing fascinating in the intellectually of
the English when Yankee conceit stoops
to copy. Phelps looks at all things with
English eyes. So did Lowell and so does
Smalley. But one needs not go to Eng
land to become aware of our inferiority.
Those who read English literature do
not see a great deal to admire in Ameri-
can literary genius. There is pinch
beck quality in American literature when
one passes the "hifalutin" age. The
United States has not the age which
brings maturity. 1t is still in the effer-
vescent stage. The English mind is the
product of generations of culture and
cannot fail to make deep impression on
such scholars as Lowell and Phelps
America is doing very well but it is still
young and cannot anticipate the growth
which must be left to time.
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SENATOR EDMUNDs has not been con-
sidered presidential timber in the sense
that he desired to be so considered. But
the action of his native state has placed
him outside the pale of possibilities.
Edmunds has of late been as partisan as
the party heart could wish, even going to
the extent of declaring that Hayes was
legally elected to .'.e presidency. This
extreme view was Heretofore the exclu.
sive property of Senator Sherman who
represents every extreme in the repubi
can party. Edmunds has staked his
manhood and lost the presidency.
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First publication April II. 1851 No. q
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

STATE OF WISCONSIN. COUNTY Court FOR
~ NNNsrowoC toUNTY. In Probate.
In the matter of the estate OF Daniel J. Crouin.
late Of said county deceased.
Notice is hereby given. that by virtue and in
pursuance of an order of license. made in said
matter, on the tenth day of April 4 D.. I~Ss, by
the county Cour, Of said county, the undersigned
James Z. Nolan, rs administrator of the estate OF
Daniel J. Cronln, late of the town of Napleffrove
IN the county and state aforesaid deceased in
testate viii, ON Saturday the fifth 9TH day of
May 4 D., 1888, at ten oClock in the forenoon Of
SAID day: AT the Olfce Of the county Judge in the
cry q Aaiutowoc, IN SAID comfy, otter for sale
at public ygnaue all the right. title and interest
OF the sand Daniel J. CTOnin. deceased irtestate,
IN anu 20 Tie ioliawlrE described lands. situated
N the co amy "t tanltFygoc and state of WiScor-
SIN. unl = hereof -9-t dec. eS,i deed SEIZED and
possessed, to-ylt: The southwest quarter of the
southwest quarter, (sw's of swi Of section one
a. IN township twenty, ,0l. north of range TWEEN
ty-one tll, east, containing about forty (4l acres
of land, moro or less, according 10 10Y er,nent
survey.
The terms of sale are cash en- delivery Of al
mEr,Istrator's deed.
Dated at Manitowoc. the 10Th day OF Anril
a.. ISIS. JAMES p MOI - n
Administrator of the Estate of said ngn;cI 7
Cronin, deceased.
Schmltz 4 hlrwan, Attorneys. ruavs
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