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]. r. CoRR1aAs, Attorney.
Mortgage Foreclosure. Notice Of Sale.

WHEREAS on the 22d day Of September. A.
w D.. 1888. iSilas G''ss lunmarried), made his
certain deed of mortgage of that date to Ezekiel
Lot No. Ii in Block No Is in tie EsearrangemeEt
Of the 5th Division of Remmi ngton Park. IN the
City of Minneapolis. Hennerin County, MinLe-
sota to secure the payment of the sum OF SID
! and interest thereon at per cent. per "a 'uin
! in one year thereafter, and Interest at 10 per
cent. per annum after due, which Mortgaae was
on the 18th day of October 1883, fled for record
il the Office Of the Register Of Deeds for said
! County and was on the same day duly recorded
| And whereas. said Mortgage was sfterwafd
| on the 24th day of Noverb Der, 1893. by written
instrument, duly recorded Novembe ~, 1873 in
| the Office of said Register JON page ia, Of Book
$50 of Mortgages, assigned by said Cooley to the
Union Debenture Company. 2
And whereas default has been made in the
payment Of said Mortgage debt, and now. the
| whole amount thereof, namely the sum of S243,
from Sept "a, 1882 remains due and unpaid
And whereas no action or proceeding at law
has been instituted to recover the debt secured
by said Mortgage. #5.53 . fl
said mortgage contained ana in pursuance Of.
the statute in such cases made and provided.
notice IL hereby given that ON Saturday the 10th
day Of February. a. D. 1890, at ten o'elock II the
forenoon at the fropt door or the Hennspitl
County Court House In the t'ity Of Minneapolis
| III said County, in force osure OF aaid Mortgage
the above described premises cold AT
public auction to the hi gliest cash,
81 foreclosure inc Gliding ga atl
pa'ed 5tsn6d,a BIZ Rsfsn aa s1i
i s,sys sl
9 zs.asas s iIRs7si 7 Oh
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PROBATE NOTICE.

CTATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Henne.
- pin. Court.
In the matter Of the estate of Patrick H. Kelly.
deceased.
On reading and fling the petition of Frank
Kelly and Minnie E. Leavey of said County rep
resenting that Patrick H. Kelley. has lately died
itestate, a resident and inhabitant of the County
of Kennepin aud State of Mfnne$ota, leaving
goods, chattels ahd estate within this County,
and praying that administration Of his estate
be to John P Brouwer- Ancher granted:
1t is ordered, That said petition be heard at a
Special term of this Court, to be held at the
Court House in the City of Minneapolis in said
County. on Monday: the 18th day Of January,
1890. at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon; and that
notice OF such hearing be given to all persons
interested. by publishing this order at least
once in each week for three successive weeks
prior to said day of hearing, in The irish Stan
dard, newspaper printed and published In said
County.
Dated at Minneapolis, this 18th day of Dece m.
Der, 1889.
BY the Court: F. Won SCHLEG ELL,
Judge Of Probate.
J. r. CORRIGAN Attorney
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NIzIl Us
THE !! +: THEA |: !. !. TRES / ! J;
The Harris.

Next week Lillian Lewis will appear
at the Harrjs Iheatre as Mercy Merrick
il the New Magdalen land as Cora. the
Creole, in L'Article ~. THESE are two
great plays, and to say Miss Lewis por-.
trays the two roles IN q grand manner is
but stating fact. Not only is Miss
Lewis endowed by nature for the presen-
tation of the great heroines. she Is by
culture a consummate artist. No detail is
too triAing for her. She is an untir1ng
worker, and close and accurate OBJ
server.
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Sunday at the Church Of the Immaculate
Conception.


The Church of the IMMACULATE Con-
eeption was crowded to its utmost Ca
pacity last Sunday at 1890 O'Clock mass,
Bishop James McGolrick being present,
aud ronti6cal high mass was celebrated.
The church was ornamented as on Christ
mas day, and, with the bishop arrayed
with inter and crosier, presented an
impressive sight. Rev. Thomas O'Gor-
man delivered the sermon, and spoke OF
the twenty years which Bishop McGolrick
had-spent in this parish. coming here
when there we're but a few scattered
houses, and when the wooden structure
used as a church also served the purpose
of q school house. He added that IN
connection with the Christmas festival
which we are celebrating a great honor
has been conferred upon us in the con-
secration of bishop from our midst.
He dwelt at some length upon the great
educational work which has been done
by the newly-made bishop, and how now
that he is about to leave US he gives the
last work of his pen in defense OF the
education of the children. He then
went on to speak of the great growth Of
the city. and the manner in which The
Church has kept pace. with it. Those
who were present, he said, at the conse-
Grafton of the bishops last Friday beheld
the manner in which the Church sends
forth those whom she has chosen to be
successors Of apostles. 'As my father
sent me, so do send you said our
Saviour, and thus have the powers and
duties Of the apostles descended IN an
unbroken line to those who were con-
secrated but 9 few days ago. The work
of the church he declared to be the
teaching Of truth and the sending Of
grace, the two things which man has al
ways needed and will need to the end Of
time. After tracing back the manner 1, q in
which the new bishops received their
power from the apostles, he spoke Of
the cost 81 the new honor which b has
been conferred, and dwelt upon the
parting which must soon come. In
closing he asked the prayers Of Ell " to e
assist Bishop Nc solrick is his new 7pE' 7
1 duties. and said that the kindness 81 the
nov friend d would never blot 90. the
memory 81 the hind treatment he had spa
I receiYed sin ight priests
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PROBATE NOTICE.

&,TATE OF MINNESOTA. County Of Henne-
~ pin-PrObate Court.
In the matter Of the estate Of Julia Erwin. de-
n ceased.
executor of the last will of said deceased and his
petiti0n praying for the allowance Of said ac-
count aud for q decree assigning the residue OF
said estate to the persons by law entitled to the
same:
It Is ordered, That said petition be heard at 9
special term Of tins Court. to be held at the
Court House IN the city Of alinneapo oils, in said
County. on Monday, the 9th day of January,
1890, at 10 O'clock in the forenoon; and that
notice Of such hearing be given to all persons
interested. by publishing this order once ~ each
1Iay Of hearing, in the Irish STANDARD. q news
paper printed and published in said County.
Dated at MinneaTo lis. this srd day of January.
1890 - #
Pfobates
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Holy Rosary Parish.

At Holy Rosary church on New Years
afternoon Rev. Father Boomer, prior Of
Holy Rosary, delivered a fine sermon to
the ladies OF the parish, his remarks
being in the main directed to the mar
ried ladies upon their Christian duties
for the new year, giving them good and
timely advice in regard to the morals
and education of their children. The
young ladies were also admonished to
abstain from an over indulgence III
amusements during the year, and devote
their best energies in doing Gods holy
work by becoming members of the So
,dality societies and other organizations
in connection with the church. In the
evening the Rev. Father delivered a
splendid lecture mainly addressed to the
male members and to the Holy Name
society in particular. He complimented
them highly on the good work they had
done during 1889, and expressed his
great pleasure at the growth Of the
worthy organization.
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GTATE OF MINI ESOTA, County of Henne-
~ pin, Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate of Hannah Garyey,
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about Bork' g recovery.
Edward Harrison, the well-kuown
clothing merchant, made an assignment
Thursday for the benefit OF his credit ors.
The as setg of the firm are estimated at
$50, 900, with liabilities at about $4,000.
The heaviest creditors are in the East,
the firm having but few debts here in
Minneapolis. A rather dull business
during the past year or more has done
much towards bringing about the above
resulta result that will be sincerely re-
GREETED here where the name of Harrl-
son bad become a household word. That
Mr.. Harrison may be able to resume
business at an early date will be the
earnest wish OF hosts Of friends through
out the entire Northwest. Joseph Har-
.rison, son OF Edward, and brother Of
James T. Harrison, was acting manager
of the, firm up to the time Of failure.
james C. Harrison, more famiiarly
known to the public as Harrison the
Tailor, = severed his connection with the
store here mentioned something over .
year ago, he having sold The same 20 his
father, Edward Harrison ttlhereafter es--;
tablishing q business On laYenutes,
lust Just Shove Z onrths street: HE store i
Involve IL nv present IS, failar
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PROBATE NOTICE.

j. R. CORRIGAN Attorney. - ''''o'
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cTATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Heune-
y pin. Probate Court.
in the matter of the estate of John Cain, de-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-28

Ar Geo. S. Church died at his home on
'0e "a" side Yesterday forenoon Of con-
sumption. Although i'll for several mon be
~. Church was able to cit up Wednesday
md bis death was sudden blow to his
ssay friends. Mr. Church under the I'D
a'nistration Of Postmaster Fowler vas q
''esk In the newspaper department and has
used most Of HE life in this city. He "a
S0oot ~ years Of age and leaves wife and
little son.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-28

There never was a time in
the world when things were
made so well as now-soms
things.
There never was a time
when things we're sold so
acceptably-sore things.
Take the Kabo corset for
an instance, Of botF
If it breaks its "bones in
a year, come to US and get
your money back.
If it kinks its "bones v
and rolls up, as most Of the
corsets do on women OF GER
tain FORMS you get your
money back
If it slips or shifts its
bones," you get your
money back.
If it doesn't suit you, after
wearing a week or two, bring
it back and get your money.
We have a primer on Cor
sets for you at the store
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/, sel-sprine Of pleasure 10 . healthy
~ Keep your baby in good health oy
~ ne Dr. Bnll's Baby Syrup.-the friend
infancy. Price Is cents.
s from all sections Of the country come
sunes Of the good e6ects Of Laxador 10
I'M. .ses Of the liver, stomach, bowels and
II cures nsdpation, malarial
W. t: headache, nervousness, etc. Price
" cents package. Sold every here.
nsf9oaltfols0
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j. Nsher vent to waserviIle Yesterday
On business
Hon. ?. ". Hill Of Exeter, va in the
city yesterday
Niss Addie Ras.eH Of Riverside /. visit.
ing In the city.
2. w. PYiest 10 on 4 veeks visi. with
friends In vsssAlboro.
Geo. W. Hsselton. Eco. of Gardner,
80 in the city Yesterday.
Dr. Tibbets Of North vassaI ,o,o "a.
noticed on our street yesterday.
Mr.. Y. Perry Of RockIand, is Visiting hi,
sister. Mrs. Annie 8. Lovejoy, At Hotel
North.
Misc Marion Howard and Miss Alice Bar.
felie Of Wsterville, are visiting Ms. Flor
enee Fuller.
Miss Minnie Smith, q teacher In the
WaterviIle High School, s on a vi,i, to
frieads in this city.
Mrs. y. y. Walker Of Livernore Falls
nas been visiting her daughter. Mr.. C. r.
Whittier Of this city.
H. Y. Rsson, Of Bath, vs., In the CITY
yesterday. Mr.. Rsgon i. one Of the pro-
prietos' OF a new dental preparation.
Mr.. Ben Tenney Of HaIlowelI, wa. in the
city yesterday on business Connected with
the ice firm Of Glsxier, Howe 4 Tenney.
Mrs. C. c. Thompson, Of Southport, who
has been spending a few weeks with her
son on Patterson street, this city, returned
to her home yesterday.
r. J. G.. Little Of Jefferson, i. 10 .,ndv
law in the office Of Heath & TueH Mr..
Little graduated from Bowdoin in 80 and
At present 10 teaching in North New Port
land.
Mr.. Howard O~enis having a pier put
into cobbosseeeontee lake IN front Of the
lot where he will erect cottage the coming
Summer. Mr.. G. T. Page, who 10 doing
the work, informs the Journal that the ice
taken out by him Thursday in making hi.
cuttings measured twenty ght inches in
thickness.
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A'ournal reporter vas shown BY Mr.. J..
n wade yesterday, = portion Of what 10
'apposed to be the first threshing machine
ever brought into the State. The machine
:" known At that time. about 1898. ~ the
warren invention, and consisted Of set of
aaii', IL in number. WORKED by SPRING..
NJ Wsde's father was one Of the gentle.
men Who purchased the right for Maine,
'aa After selling several rights. finding the
.aehine wasn't success they abandoned
Il
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few Of the woodsmen have come out of
the woods, their services being no longer
required. but the great majority are still a.
work and will continue go for few dsys
longer. 1t ise expected that many Of them
will start from their camps for their home .
next sunday. Those who DO not will leave
on the Sunday following. The season.
cutting and yar'iiog is shout completed. aud
the men will take vacation until the time
for the drives to begin.
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All claim. not consistent with the high
,h.y.c,er of Syrup of Figs are purposeiy
avoided by the Cal. Fig Syrup Sompany ny;
II act. gently on the kidneys. liver and
bowels. cleansing the system ereetusly'
Ma, il i. no. cure all aad makes TO pre-
.so,ions ,ha, every bottle will not suossan-
late.
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.rnAxruo GROUND.
=. napes DsoG. usw nGiii On ~
East 090o.

p,..tips ground for he Bsngs Bros
.ill On the Bridge lot, Eass side, va
-, Yesterday morning, End BY noon
1900 men we're ss work With pick and
~.,.I dwelling for the foundations. Al
nan ~ can be employed to advantage
m :. pus On from time 70 time and
- eosstrucsion BE- pushed with oil
A Is 10 hoped that By
,s,h of June The mill will be ia
.H..,, for occupancy. II not before.
wh.o completed this mill will run north
"a .ou,b and 10 to be 40 feet long by 80
Ia. .od will be two stories and perhaps
-. Nth . basement. Ths number
:, aories hasLt - yet been de-
.d.d. .. parties nov have under consid-
....,os the leasing Of . third story and II .
,.,o,.ble decision 10 reached the third story
an b. .dded Al the north end Of the
IN car sbed will be erected 24x50 in
-s,cb the cars will stand ready for loading.
This vii BE fsAcHs"
isg the hs'ns '@"''"
.,o.,ins Maple stree, At grade and running
40 feet iro" ''A'""s p'.A' e'''e VI
"a degrees 10 'ns c.' '"eo :" INC" 'eief-
-. hs, been made. The engine and
boiler house WI 's "' 's'' VI "''cA
snd foofec Vim '''' -. ~ s ~
afe-pfooi i's A- ''
Of soon o'' ""' 49," ~ va.
engine MOUSE -"
convenience ''""'.1 ' "
he manner III WIZ" - ""p'
knees are 10 '' ' s
more "ens" :" '"e ~" Ao's
room though h'''s "'''' A"e
espse''y Vi INV
eight nof'e p'.'' $50 '"e
most sppro'e" .v
Automatic "Ieen H"s". ~" '' 1's'' nc
Mill VII oT nus" '"' '"' Wv p'"pe'
cooSi'''s
Maple 'ue.' run" % ~
epsfs~" '"'A ~
which VI" "
tsfs from the VI" Ae""'. '"s' III" ''''
ron "e
s'ds wiz '"" 80.
"hi's "e'' VI"
main ou'''''s' "'' ''' P'""'
sofs VIII w 'p
shsnnsna" u W pu' :" '"' ''1A'"'' '1'
ne p'o~'s'''' ".' :" va"
him 70 empty p"'' "s"''A
hoofe''' Anu w '"' Wv s "''''
maze 'nA' '''. VI VIC" '""en''
400 II " 'equ''e' !" '"'" p''p'' ~
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"There'll be pretty girls nj the great VOL : Fair
Abundance of charming ones everywhere.
Girls with hair ike the yellow Z h.,
Whose tr.sses the rays # the sun enfold,
Girls with hair Of the jetiy shade
OF the long, straight lock of the Indian maid.
Girls " ith hair OF u seal>kin hue.
md all other browns that you ever knew,
With here aud there fair thing whose head
Shows Titan or some other Kind Of red.
Girls Nth eyes of all colors. too,
Girls from Peoria and kalamazoo,
Plump girls aud slim ones, tail girls and short.
Girls in profusion Of every sort;
A nd you may talk OF exhibits grand.
OF the varied productions of every land,
OF all the products of farm and held,
What the mine, or the loom. or the forge MAJ
yield,
Yet the girls to be seen at the great Worlds tsi
VIII be easily sweetest Of all that l. there"
Merchant Trareiier.
II Maine including Augusta is only rep
resent. d, the above wilt doubtless hold
true.
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PROT X. b. Capen. into whose charge
the accounts of Guy Turner, the late City
Treasurer, were placed BY the Mayor and
city finance committee for examination
A' made his report. In this report Of his
long and painstaking examination. Mr..
Capen states that - . result Of his inspec-
uoa he hnds the city finances intact hey cud
hs possibility Of . doubt. While there
Gs q few minor clerical errors that are al
"a" expected in such bookkeeping. there
Nv none Of any importance. and instead OF
II. Turner'S being in debt to the city. on
he contrary there 10 some little money due
H. Turner. This 10 - Mr.. Turner'S fell
es citilens have expected all along.
Below 10 gwen the program Of the ex
sfcise' connected with the presentation OF
ne Gag at the Grammar school building a
NO O'clock this afternoon
sinsins, The American Fla.
hfeitzion-our Flag Alice |. Palmer
ssveismstisn The kissing OF 20, Rslph House
AaEinr, Let Ensli.hmen Boas
ssso'aion -lnde pc udence Bell. Alice q. kno~ltor
iiv'*nistion Of Fag, How ard Over
Aeesptsnot Of Flag, Judge whifehous'
SMafias' star spar gled Banne'
''eiamatian-r The American Flag.
Fred X Grim
aseitA'ion-ishmnel DAY. Lizzie Dow ninS
Singing. Columbia. the Gem Of the ocsaI
defamation. Charles j. Mct;rstf
siasint. Americs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-28

The Wholesale and retail grocery mer-
chants report an advance in the price OF
several articles which they have for sale.
Pork has sdvanced seventy. Ave cents per
barrel; lari one. quarter of . cent pei
pound, -four, which has been very Arm,
betseen ten and fifteen cents at tbs mills
coffee. slso Arm. between one and two
cents in the last few days. and hams,
fsisius. Frunes. aud evaporated apples,
have also increased in price within . shor.
time While the market 10 Arm no very
decided advance is expected. and all the
necessities and luxuries are still - pur-
ehasable - ever. The pact year was q
good one N business circles. and the pres
sut year promises we'll.
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DR()l

youf pftl1uice against Advertised fomA0taD and
give ASTl-APOPLECTlN4 the fAvorits pss-
scrfption OF English physicians. tral It Il the
only known Apopiexy Preventive. and u an IN.
eanail"d cure for Paralysis, Heart Disea -,
Rheumatism, Liver Coaplaint, kidney
and Bladder Troabiss. DysDepsia. Gss.
erai Debility and all Diseases risins
from Impure Blood and DeAilitateA Nerves,
Loss nr Appetite, sosr stomach and Flats-
ience cured with bottle Of anita 20.
PLEC1INE. Price, 81 90, siI bottles S. %.
Sold bJ druggists Send to DR. r. Q. HUTCHINSON
q CO. Enosburyh Fails. VT. for Health Help "
and testimonials from well people who were once
no better than
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-28

Probably no hsrse in the State left more
irisnds to mourn his death than did the old
veteran. owned BY Capt. "Bill" Morse.
which died the other night. For fifteen
years he hauled the Ice delivery wagon
abou, our streets and was known by every
customer who often remarked the old fell
lows intelligence. Always faithful to his
YORK he required no driver in making his
rounds. AZ soon as the ice man took out
Of the cart the piece OF ice to be delivered
the old horse, who had been Watching him.
sould Immediately set out for the next
customers iouse and seldom made mis-
take. It is said that he knew every house
on bic route and the order in which they
came. Saturday he was driven on an ice
cutter and the next day died Of the collie.
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DO V'I

think because you have used many dinsrsut rom
sdies and employed physicians Of VARIOUS schoois
TO no benefit, that your coalition u hopalspp ;
neither think that you may fan the victim II
disease because you now in tbs enjoyment Of
good health Many whom Supposed 70 b h
the height Of their strength and visos have be-.
suddenly stricken with Apoplexy or Heart Disaass
that has ended their existence or left sAsu = q
ortnt, Had nd
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presume my liver was very much out Of
g'aef. and the blood impure In Consequence.
se. that cannot too highly recommend
~, > safsapar1iia to any one afiicted a 1
Mrs. " A. Smith, Glover, VI.
1o1 years l suffered from scrofuls and
ans diseases. The doctors prescriptions
no avail. was at last advised nv a tr,snc -
Try Ayers sarsapariila. did 20 and NO.
,eei NE new man, being fully restored 70
heaith-"-c y. Frink. DEBORAH, Iowa
Ayers SarsapariIIa
PREPARED BY
DR. J. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
Bod by Drusgists. O.. si1 o.. Warn A. ,a,,,.
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The young people of Capital Grange are
making arrangements for sheet and pillow
At heir hall tomorrow Saturday, March
20, evening The young people Of Cush-
noe Grange, Riverside. will be present as
guests. Abundance will be by cards OF in
vitatlon. Every member OF the grange,
young and old, should be present TO enjoy
the pleasant occasion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-28

In order to I'll the large orders for boil
era which they have r, ceived, the Portland
Company have added to the h1tores Oh
their plsut three large and expensive ma
chimes One i, a large pair OF shears nav
In. AZ inch reach. to cut boiler steel ;
.nothsr i.a riveting ma hine, and a third
is \ machine 10 share the hsa = OF oo,le''
mi. ia.ti st, be i65 feet in height with a
piston eight inches in diameter ne die
which shapes the head is FEET IN diameter
and quickly crushes the iron INTO saspe.
II /. operated BY steau. the cyunder oeihs
24x4s iut hes. ard Is bciug constructed tor
the making of the silphiie pulp ooiiers'
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KENNEBEc-
In tbi. city, March q. at the resiuenSe -
,,h, Uendee. Mrs Elleanor spear. sse' 81 !eeIs.
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Col. IL. q. Staples has sold his house, 81
Melville street, to Mrs. Philena Hill of
Pittsheid Mrs. Hill is a former Augusta
lady. Col Staples will build 6ne resi-
dence on his land down near the oaks on
the line OF the electric railway between
here and Hallowell. II, will lay gu, into
house lots that part of his estate in the
vicinity Of the circus grounds, the whole
square so laid out to be known AS Capitol
Square.
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J. J. Msher brought down from Fairfield
Yesterday pauper family by the pane of
Avery. Quite 4 comTotion was created
before the family were got aboard the train
il being necessary to call an officer and
break down the doors of the place in which
they lived. As it was the man escaped the
officers succeeding in getting only the wo-
man and five children.