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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-02-21
FORGERY.

On Saturday last young fellow pre-
sented check at Vogelsang i Vein
schenk's store drawn on the National
Bank and purporting to have been signed
by Sam Hall. He explained that the
bank was closed and that he had received
the check for farm produce which he had
sold Mr.. Hall. He paid for some tea and
tobacco with the check and received the
balance in cash. When tho check was
presented at the bank for payment, it
was pronounced forgery and when it
was shown Mr.. Hall he at once said it
was not his signature. A search was in
stituted for the forger but he had skipped
and has not since been heard from.
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THE Farmers Institute held in this cit

THE Farmers Institute held in this city
on Friday and Saturday last was the best
ever hold in the county. The farmers Of
the county have thrown off their diffide zee
and now discuss topics intelligently and
well. Fred Huebner's discussion OF PC
tatoe-growing was very practical and
showed thorough knowledge OF the
subject. The attendance was much larger
than was expected. Even the disagree
able weather OF Saturday did not prevent
the hall from being comfortably filed.
The influence Of these Institutes il al
ready apparent In the added interest
taken in discussion Of topics relating to
farming, and perhaps ~ well in improved
methods Of cultivation.
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LADIES'.

We wish to call your special attention
this week to our new stock of embroid-
cries. We have just opened the largest
line Of these goods ever brought to tho
city; and feel confident that we can save
you money on them. OF course every
body will tell you tho same, and we don't
want you to take our word for it. All
We ask IL to come ard look for yourself,
and We are sure you will wonder at the
very low prices we are offering them at.
81 0. ToRRIsoN & Co.
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IT does seem little strange that the
price Of grain does not advance more
rapidly. Pillsbury, the great mill owner
of Minneapolis, says Russia has already
exported her surplus grain and chat there
is shortage in France, England, Bel
GUM, Holland and Germany. The short
age in Minnesota and Dakota is greater
than the present visible supply. 1t Ger.
tainly looks as if wheat will bring good
price next summer.
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THE INAUGURATION,

The Chicago & North Western Railway
Company offers its patrons a splendid
opportunity to visit Warrington in March
next, and participate in the imposing
ceremonies incident to the Inauguration
of President Harrison. For that occa-
sion tickets will be sold from all principal
stations at the very low rate, OF one faro
for the round trip. For all information
regarding rates, dates OF sale, ETC., apply
to Agents Chicago & Northwestern
Railway
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-02-21

M. n. MURPHY is the incarnation OF
good democracy. That's the reason
Mich's family are wholly boys; that's
why he moved to the Second ward whore
unauthorized democracy may be found;
that's why little baby boy arrived On
Tuesday morning to make the "old man. ~
heart glad. Wait little and you will
notice political revolution in the Sec
ond ward. Murphy and Walker are no
political groundlings.
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MAKE NO MISTAKE

By dispelling the symptoms so often
mistaken for Consumption. Santa Able
has brought gladness to many a house
hold. By its prompt use for breaking
up the cold that too often develops into
that fatal disease, thousands can be saved
from an untimely grave. You make no
mistake by keeping bottle OF this pleas
ant remedy in your house. California
Cat-r-Cure is equally effective in eradi-
eating all traces of Nasal Catarrh. Both
OF these wonderful California remedies
are sold and warranted by II. Hinrichs
&1.OO package, for $3.50 2
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-02-21

CHRIS. MUrH of the town Of Manito-
voc keeps Is COWS on 20 acres Of land,
and each COW brings him an income OF
$1O9 per year. OF course he is quite
favorably located as regards market, but
his success should be . hint to other
farmers in this county.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-02-21

A GRAND Masquerade Bel will be Civ
en- at Skaters Hall in the Branch Village
Saturday evening March 3nd. Good
music has been engaged for the occasion
and an excellent supper will be served.
Tickets including supper $780,
% FRANK SHAFFHR
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THE Presbyterian Church received q
thorough cleaning the past week, and
then q new carpet purchased for the
church by Schuetts Bros. was laid down
in the audience room. This church is
now one Of the most comfortable and at
tractive houses OF worship in tho state,
outside Of Milwaukee, an ornament to
the city and delight to all who worship
there. The congregation is to be con-
graduated upon its evident prosperity. :
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LADIES.

Don't fail to soc our display this week
OF the Genuine jamestown dress goods.
These goods have always given excellent
satisfaction, and We therefore recommend
themselves. We are the only agents in
the city for the genuine jamestown goods.
81 o. ToRRIsoN & Co.
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MASOUERADE Rail-,

A Grand Masquerade Ball will be given
at the Opera House in this city on Sat-
urday evening, March g. In the evening
tableau1 will be presented. Lcok for
the Street Parade on the afternoon.
Admission; Spectators, 35c; Children.
15c; Masks Csc. A cordial invitation is
extended to all. This will be the grand
est affair Of the season.
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EboUt n H1Ich WHICH Wa0 % 000d Sh0p0.
We asked Mr.. T. c. 8. Hatch in regard to his
luck the Louisiana State Lottery. He stated that
he had been investing for come months past in
the lottery. That he sent his money in and re-
ceived his tickets promptly. He purchased ten
fortieth tickets about 10th Dec, 1885, among the
ten was No. IS, 70 tho number that drew the capi-
tai prize, $500, 900. When informed that it had
drawn SIS, 900 he went at once to Waco and there
deposited his ticket with the American Nat. bank.
:, onsi hant the S1sm pAM NJ ~ Hatch hsa "
and six children. He was comparatively poor
man. working as overseer OF the w. P. Gaines
big farm, three miles south from McGreRor on
salary. McGrsscr (Tex) Observer, Jan. 5.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-02-21

r. d. STARTS reelection as Secretary
of the County Agricultural Association
is deserved recognition OF his services
in the past. Rube is one Of these CHART
ably inclined fellows who like to be wor-
ried if thereby the public can be benefit
ed. He gets worry enough in the posi-
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A BILL has been introduced in the
legislature making it penal ofense for
any person to kill more than three deer
in one season. That wouldn't affect J.
D. Markham particle. He could hunt
the whole year and wouldn't kill even
one deer. There need be no law to pro-
tect deer from j. D.
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CHEAP TEETH.
TEETH $500 A SET.

Laughing gas Yitalized air for the pain
less extraction of teeth at Seeger Bros.
doors south OF Post Office.
TICKETS on the Mil. L. s. & W. for the
G. A. r. encampment at Milwaukee
quoted last week at one and one-third
fare one way, for the round trip, have
been reduced to one fare for the round
trip, OF $3.50.
The Presbyterian church of this city
has lately been supplied with fine new
carpet which adds greatly to its attract
i've appearance. Rev. Mr.. Bossard has
been re-engaged as pastor with consid-
cradle increase OF salary.
CAPTAIN TIN KELLEY will command
the steamer Manhattan the coming sea-
son, larger one than he had charge OF
last year. II the Captain keeps on jump.
ing to the front he will soon be in com.
mand Of an ocean steamship.
NO. 5 STAR COURSE.
| The Boston Stars. Grand Star Com
pany. Last number OF the Course
Read the circulars. You cannot AFFORD
to miss this entertainment. Admission
80 cents; reserved seats rs cents.
DR. THOMAS will lecture March 25tl
and not the 18th as announced, it ha
been decided to make the price OF tickets
very low, 25c with no extra charge TO
reserved seats. Every thoughtful person
will want to hear this great lecture.
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We have coming from the east such
vast quantities of dress goods for the
spring trade, that in order to make room
for them we are obliged to force the sale
OF others. We are adding now bargains
to thoee already offered, and rome OF
which are sold out. Now lot O. plaids
and stripes were marked from 40 and SO
cents to 25 cents; and from IS and sc
cents TO Is cents a yard. You will find
some excellent qualities in this lot.
% SCHUHT-.R Bros.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-02-21

The best anodyne and e1pectorant for
the cure OF colds and coughs and all
throat, lung. and bronchial troubles, is,
undoubtedly, Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
Ask your druggist for it, and at the Same
time, for Ayers Almanac, which is free to
all
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NOTICE.

Miss Marie Gsselchap wishes to an
nouncs that she will give lessons in
piano playing, and will from . class for
that purpose. For further information
please address Marie Geselschap care
Rain ha rdf Rahr
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HORSE AND CATTLE FAIR

A Horse and Cattle Fair will be held
on the second Saturday of each month at
William J. Kellner's at the Four Corners.
Good Accommodations for buyers and
sellers have been provided. The first fair
will take place Saturday, March 9.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-02-21

Hon. ]. g. ANDERSON has introduced a
bill in the assembly making an appropri-
alton of $500 to the Manitowoc County
Agricultural Society. The society for
three years has not been eligible to the
appropriation made by the state for
county fairs, because Of permitting
saloon stands on the grounds. The
Manitowoc Agricultural Society pays the
largest premiums OF any society in the
state and has always paid in full. Its
annual fairs are the most successful and
as it is doing well the work for which
agricultural societies are organized, it
should receive the assistance which the
state extends to other like organizations.
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nlanitowoe pilot.
CITY AND COUNTY
THURSDAY. FEBRUIRY Fl.

TOMORROW is Washinguon's birthday
YESTERDAY morning was the coolest OF
the year.
RAT Poison sure to kill, sold at HH-
RIcHs Drugstore
TEACHERS examinations begin at Two
Rivers March and 8.
MONEY to loan on good security at
Markham & Markham's.
SATURDAY last was an April day and
rained quite steadily.
A LITTLE less than two weeks more of
democratic administration.
TooTHACHE Drops the best in the
world sold at HINRIoHs Drugstore.
AT the close OF the present month the
days length will be nearly II hours.
MONEY TO LOAN on good farm security
in sums to suit. NASH & NASH.
CAPTAIN BUNDY intends to make con-
yorts in gospel steamer this year.
For boots and shoes of all kinds go to
John f. Dumke's new store on Sth street
The democratic county convention
will probably be called on the 23rd pro1
AUGUST SCHUErTE had bit OF run.
away on Sunday last. No damage was
done.
IT is thought the present session Of the
legislature will close the first week in
April.
Go TO G.. W. Fechter's early Monday
next and get good seats for the Boston
Stars.
RAILROADS have not been badly troub-
led with snow storms thus far this
winter.
MINNIE HAsPER OF this city aged a
died on Friday last. She was buried or
Monday.
poets for an early spring are rather dis
couraging.
MEEME, Centerville and Cooperstowr
take the lead this year in prompt pay
menJ or taxes.
Louis BARrKE OF this city has taker
the contract to build the Lutheran church
at Two Rivers.
THE Scheibe Brewing Co. has beer
again organized, the first organization
having disbanded.
TIE farmers OF this county are nov
getting SO that they are not afraid to tall
at public meetings.
THE skating on the river was fairl,
good last Sunday and attracted larg'
number OF young people.
Miss MARIE GEsELsCHAP is receiving
many favorable notices from the Milwau
kee press on her piano playing.
We are offering q case OF very fin,
bleached shooting at cents yard.
28 ScHUETTE Bros.
BILLY DANIELS who gave q sparrin
exhibition here last week is now matche,
to fight the champion of Michigan.
HOUSE TO RENT.
Inquire at John Boecher's wagon sho
corner of Main and Chicago streets.
DON'T FORGET.
Don't neglect to reserve your seats fc
the Boston Stars at G. w. Fechter's.
REPAIRING OF all kinds done with nea
ness and dispatch by old experience
workmen, at Haukohl's Shoe shop. q
A HORSE driven in a cutter last Sunda
took a notion to balk and on being urge
to go, threw himself, breaking both thill
THE DATE CHANGED.
The date Of the lecture to be given |
DR.. Thomas has been changed to Marc
25th.
CAPTAIN Tom ROCHE will next year
master OF the David Dows, the large
schooner and the only five master on Il
lakes.
REMEMBER it is for 60 days only. II
great reduction in prices at E. s. She
mans shoe store, South end of sth.
bridge.
THE Eating House at the depot nc
furnishes meals daily on an average
sixty persons. A pretty thriving bus
ness this.
DOES YOUR HORSE COUGH?
II SO, use, Hinrich's Improved HoI
Powder the best in the world for coug
and cold.
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TEH great law suit in which the Good
rich Company was involved because OF
the burning ofseveral buildings in Green
Bay, caused by spark from passing
Goodrich steamer, has been settled. The
amount involved was about one-quar
ter million dollars. Twice the case was
tried and both times the Goodrich Co.
was defeated. But each time tho su-
preme court of the United States re-
versed the decision. The ablest lawyers
in the state were employed by the liti-
gants and over 200 witnesses wore ex-
amined on each trial. The legal fight
lasted for eight years.
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VIZ DO all kinds OF custom work on
short notice, in the latest styles We
have old experienced workmen who have
thoroughly learned the trade. So call in
and give Us q trial ct Haukohl's Shoe
store. IL
An appropriation OF 100000 to build
Soldiers Memorial Hall at Madison il
asked for. Besides this amount, what
the state gets from the national govern
ment as its share OF the direct tax, will
90 into this Memorial Hall.
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CARPET SWEEPERS.

We have marked down to close out a
lot OF Carpet Sweepers, the price Of which
was $500, to one dollar. Our new sweep
ers will arrive in few days, and they are
daisies. % Schultz Bios.
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G. F. BUERsTATTE declined the position
OF treasurer of the Industrial Association.
He has been most faithful and diligeLt
officer.
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Ten to one we have just what you want
in hats. Last week we received q COM
plete line comprising all the latest styles
and shades.
Al O. ToRRIgoH i Go.
Mrs. HARRINGTON wife of Captain 10
Harrington, who has been in the Osh.
kosh Asylum, is pronounced cured. Her
husband went after her last week. They
will take up their residence at Sturgeon
Bay.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-01
RODGERS eErs Rad.


th- A-s.staat Pnssec fpI Ea -a4a HAT
faFalers eFe ezt-4hres-s-
Heasag iaatF. - L4no. sue lad
Geo. W HAL BYgoa township aFmes,
arrested las. saturday .gr assault ana
battery. AAd sg.ta1raaa .l.s s-.t a-.l seq
aed tae ir3gs.s wla Mr hal, lEls-
ezAA-AsaAL3 reporter called GA Ar.
lamb t3 learn the truth oi tle matter.
les said ir. Lamb. y have pad
ST. Na.I ior las apples. ana am sorry
t..tt GAl tr9aole happened. f0r 1 have
s.lee t91ll l-4G Nr. HAA j. a. Ace a
iltl IS 1 coG.1 VISA - 0e4l "l-1- 4
lat nerl having some trouble au3At
ota1r llel' app1es Qug there ~i-1 i
slppose 3 must have been Ont ol 80 Z
Or / should not have done s. 1 d.l.
3lg Han ald I are 700 old CO i-t OUT
selves get lI3 such L healtles As tAAJ
ald Il l lAa known lae nltn prlsct e
w0all not have happened. ASSISTANT
Prosecuting Attorney Rodgers seems %
nave Au idea 81 las 0Wl ou tie s3DJ Ject-
Ii SAID o. tae reporter Yes.ofiAy .llal
Tia. struck Lamb nrsl alG OusA1 - %
pros lred, that farmers are t1e
Il -lest set Of cut thr0ais IA tle
world, anyway lou can't buy l0ai
o. wood from them but you must looA
lJ over % he sure &c IS not hail rotten.
When the reporter took exceptions
ID some of Alr. koJgsIs S remarks he
called Lln ed -d liar, and lnisncd
ID. abuse ny ciaring that II any thng
came 0ut .n tlc paper about what he
had SAID he would come down and slap
the reporter mouth. lie then flew %
"a telephone and told the business office
Ot the IELEGRAA-iiEEALD 90 stop las
paper. lie would not take the paperas
long as THAT reporter worked i0r II.
The "cut thrOats' OF farmers VIII
doubtless be interested IN knowing the
estimation IN which they are held 10y
the men whose salary IS largely pad
by them.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-01
TOWN TOPICS.

This is November /.
You may shoot deer today.
See Arthur & Philbric's 500 cabinets.
Merchants say that trade IS picking
up.
pd you roast any chestnuts last
nshD
Deer hunting parties going north are
numerous
The ST. Cecelia's meet this afternoon
al $50 O'Clock.
The Broad examination Will he re-
sumed IN police court TINS afternoon.
The autumn ball ot the lnnes Rifles
VIII be held this evening az the ArmOry
Ou Pearl-st.
The freight traffic on the local rail-
roads shows a large increase over last
years business.
81. Marin now drives a span of hand
some black horses purchased IN saginaw
recently Tor $500.
Oscar Byrne, of this city, has been
engaged as florist and gardener at the
Iona asylum for insane criminals.
The Macard manslaughter case and
LAr hAFAAlCN lllAAtL t%t0t VIA NlOtttplF
be- tired at the December term Of the
circuit court.
The suit Of Wikje BOuma against the
Michigan Central Railroad Company is
nearly at an end. The arguments were
finished last night, and Judge BuTch
Will charge the jury TINS morning.
The services OF Francis Campbell, the
baritone. have been secured As leader
of the choir az st. Marks. Mr.. Camp
bell has an excellent voice, has studied
in Europe, and is abundautly qualified
for the position he assumes.
Marshal Waters says that up to last
night but one of the special deputy
marshaIs who served AZ the polls dur
ing the last Congressional election have
called for their Zee of Sl5. The gentle
men should not be backward about
coming forward.
Judge Grove granted decree of di-
vOrce Co May Hutchings yesterday. dis
solving hcr marriage with Charles y .
Hutcnngs and giving her the custody
Ot tleir two children, and years old
respectively. The ground of the COM
plant for the divorce Is nOn-suppOrt.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-01
PERSONALITIES.

N. Weston went to Detroit yester-
d1v.
George A. Douglas, Of Ann Arbor, is
III the city.
Hon. W. W. GUNNER, of Cadillac,
was III the city yesterday.
Mrs. Florence A. Patten has returned
from a trip through the Northwest.
William ROsema and Miss Lulu
Thompson are to bemarried next week
Mrs. Clarence Hamilton, of Plvm-
oltn. IS the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
puriee.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. II. McKinlOck, of
chicago, are the guests of DR.. c. II.
Johnson and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Swltzler, Of Chi
Ci-o, are the guests of Henry Van der
Nyden and family.
john 4. r. and James A. Mead have
gone CD tne Upper Peninsula on q busi-
ness tup Tor q tew davs.
Mrs. Charles Clinton and Mss Lottie
h's'erer have gone To- North Platte,
NeH., to Visit relatives and friends.
Ei Earle aud Ed. Van Asmus VII
leave New 1orS u two wcsk- TOR Monte
vdeo. They wll spend the winter ia
>olrh America.
Harry J skinner. formerly Of this
citT. NOW % newspaper man of Great
Falls. Montana, - visiting his parents
aul friends m THIS c.tv.
r. a. Chaser has accepted a position
at r II. ~cnvanSDvsSv' MUSIC en-
porum. Mr. el-er was formerly with
.k
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-01

George COrlis, Of Grand Rapids, filed
4 bill for divorce against Annie Corlis
in the circuit court yesterday. He sets
forth in his bill that he married Annie
AIcOmbrook in the merry month of
May, 1879, and that in May, 1881, Annie
skipped out from their home in Big
Rapids with q gay and amOrous saloon
keeper named Markham and came to
Grand Rapids with him. The next
time he saw Annie was IN September,
lSS2, and she has continued TO remain
away from her lawful lord up to the
present time, and has lived in adultery
with the said Markham. COrlis asks
that their marriage be dissolved on the
above grounds.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-01

Ths B4Rktst Chgree Opsas ils Doors 90 a
L2r.s Crosa
TIE SOFA gives ~ Ine goung people
III t7s Foalts.n-sgreeE B&P.asl laurea
last evening vas indeed . pleasant ee-
terGanmsnt. Tue paIl0rs apd SUNDAY
seAool room aere croaded I'LL stsnl (
room only eoaa be found Tue rooms
Here beautifully dscoEa--d ant barge
sL4ads of P.aEts ard flowers were AZ
ranged about taeln.
Ia one corner Of the Suuday-schoo.
room booth Fas crested irom Wh.cn
were served fruits ana saee gmests. 0n
tue other side Uas located a nsh poo %
and q tle par or "a les were ss'Ietl
IoE Tile serving " other reires1melt,-
Tie following program was aresen les.
CnoEls ey g ass, '+iall. hFen-Lg Bright
song of ,easya, vocal duet, Mrs. Day
an1 n IS Abbe NclnLes: retTeshnleat
F0ll. SOLO, Bliss Minnie Lee, chorus -
class Tie song ~ seven Was tAEll
ptrl n ~ the following persons txl
kxpeetat ou. Lena Bridgemau; IsZ
Romance " Miss Jefreys, 1x3, "LoFe.
VI 81 L0a Oreque; 1X4, "MateI ly.
1i>- Hattie Htwi.g Aui lora le
Lockwood, Newell Carrier and Allen
Eayl0r. tie three latter taking tle
part OF children, 7H5. "Wid0Nhood
Mss Eerhart. 7X5, Giving Ia Mar
rage" Miss Field and NJ s. CreQue. -x7
Longing Tor Home, Mrs. Buchanan
aud VI IS Looms.
Ihe otncr parts Of the program were
exceedingly Well executed. Mss Nc
Iunes aui Mr,. tay were called back
several times betore tue audience were
satisfied, and Miss Lees violin solo
called down storms of applause. The
refreshments were an of the best, and
were discussed after the completion oi
the program.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-01
A HORSE TRADE.
Frederick wiley Obtains a Judgmen
For SiNty-nve Dollars

Frederick wiley Obtains a Judgment
For SiNty-nve Dollars.
Some time ago Frederick Wiley pur-
chased horse of Peter Verhage, who
represented To nun that the noble steed
was only l2 years Old, and was sound
and kind. soon after Wiley had taken
possession of the animal, the Brown
Sequald elixir with which he had been
ejuvenated began TO wear OFT, and he
appeared full of years and intirmities.
He proved 20 be utterly useless, all his
bodily powers having failed, except his
appetite, which proved 10 be of alarm
ing proportions. Wiley brought suit
in Justice HydOrn's court 10 re
cover the purchase price of the
horse, which was 500, and he was
awarded a judgment for that amount.
Verhage has appealed the case to tine
circuit court