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sick aud Weak.

Last night a man named Lewis Wag-
ner was found by Officer Bagley in q
sick aud half-fainished condition on a
haystack on Twenty-iourth street, be-
tween K and S. He was taken to the Re-
ceiving Hospital for treatment.
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Hayti means "mountain country
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AUCTIONS.
Auction Sale Of Real Estate.

DELL & CO. WILL SELL ON THE PREM
ID ises the Elegant Residence of MRS. A.
SPANGLER, 1928 Second street,
Tuesday, May %, 1898.
At 10 o'clock A. NJ. Lot 9Ox12O feet. Resi-.
dence contains 8 large rooms and all mod
efn Improvements. Also 33x40 feet with
barn. House open for inspection now and
until time OF sale, May 2Sth. 10 A. NJ. This
is a great speculative property. Must be sold.
Perfect title. BELL Il CO., Auctioneers.
my21-7t
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-06

VINO dc LoGRoEO, bodegas de Garcia
ente to VINO ho sdo sizso aoaante 81 Laboratorto
QufrnicO Municipal de cuad en- vista ue Id
{dad normaldad de SIS oorponentes prlnc3+:es' E S
M certifcado que etestigua las exceencas del VINO ~ -
GRONO 10 poseen disposition de losque 0tcr"n Veo Los
ncos agentes que suscriben SObrnO de LU ma Copana
Lospreoos por cuarerolas m6dccs L. dooeIa de e-
uas vale S2-25. L
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-06

LTONTG,---Unico dep6si>o del deba-
,reditado RON TOPACIu las trca S s}. S.
Este ron p68uno, Internal y ruata-gente, Sc
regala los tocayos del oetabiecl:i1iento a
50 centavCs hOtella. ~--.~ea~s4-se7es,,
1O---Santa ROsa---10 A"ac5b0
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fec, one bright June morning, and told
him had come to tho end OF my mis-
sion.
lie was overcome with rrlet at hsar-
ing OF his hrother's death, which In.
iormod him was duo 10 tho bite Of a
sornent that had Secreted itself in tho
halSs. did not tell him that Howard
Fov,ylha had attempted N murder me,
or that he was the thief | bad been
sHnt 10 catch.
What use % cause him unnecessary
criei2 II could cnvhF IN part Of the
crime 70 protect my beloved one, could
surely ODord to spare tho memory Of
his only brother, one WHOM no Affect
lonately regarded, and believed an hon.
Orlhle man, 30! LEI tho skeletons
lilo side by side undislurbed.
Ibid not mention Mother VIdeRux,
either, satisfied thatshe could cause no
further mischief, but invented fairy
tale OF pocket found in the rocks, in
which vera hidden the rough and poll
lahsd gems ! had laid before him,
Ito sighed aud regarded them abb
sently.
"AaA you could discover absolutely
no clue to tho thstt?"
"None whatever"
"Ihon We must lot the nattor rOIt,
and trust the thief will bo too irlghIeu.
cd by tho discovery Of his store OF peli
10 carry his deprNdAtons further"
had lost nv reward. Int Mr.. For.
sytho kindly offered me q position Of
trust in his establishment, which | 70.
fused. could not bear to associate
with him in business WITH that terrible
secret in my breast,
After my interview with Mr.. ForIylhe
lurnod toward the French bookstore,
with my hoRrl filed with tho most
pIaaSurahle aulicipations, for at least
was Ia see josephine.
But my career as detective was 10
bear more fruit.
Ilillls knew that was entering n
house Of mourning.
am convinced that only my oppor.
tune arrival saved my darIing's heart
from breaking.
M. Uroueau had that morning
received message from Paris, lie
appeared daZsl after reading it,
hut controlling his emotion he
carefully burned the paper took
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my interview with NJ. D,uuhCs, had
pictured 70 myself the cozy Enlne |
ShnuIi establish whom my reward was
earned, and tho jDy OF seeing Josephine
fitting lightly about tho bunny rooms,
mini'tering 10 the clmfort Ol her hus.
band and Of that father abe loved 60
dpvOtO1ly.
II my little girl with har frank nature,
anil purO, TwoOt soul, discovered that
her father was tiref, tho knowledge
would HurOly kill her. or at least emblt.
tor her whole lilo. snC was likely to
refuse 10 marry an honest mNn, with
this taiUt uvou lar name. Aud then !
conceived determined resolution that
never, could ] pfcyOut II, should my
darling know tho truth. What maI,arod
It 10 tho owners Of IicnlR, now that tic
theft WAS discovered aud tho arch.
criminal dead, now that no more stones
could DO stalcn and disposed OF, whit
mattsfCd II II ono or two Of tho minor
criminals eh0ull OscRpB thOir last
punishment darnd not arrest Diou.
bot now, for his capture would DO suru
to implicaiO VI. Crnngau ! believed
that no ono bul mrsCll and Mother
Nidoaux know what became Of tho
stones, and resolved to supprOs, ait
knowledge that might lead 10 thu die.
covoFy Of tho truth.
acknowledged then, aud do now,
TINT my action WIS culpaDlo. A nno do.
tectiVo, indeed, must 10 onu who allows
criminals to CsCapn thuir mOrllcl pun.
ilhmenl! An honorable servant, IN
truth, Is ho who falls to carry out the
tasks Ia has assumed! But JOpOphinel
SHALL that lovely flower bs crushed by
A weight Of iniamy In no way deserved
gAv6 through tho degrees OF a nioCking
lht67 Never, II can hal Up III
In n corner cupboard wHp a Jar con.
tanning tevOnty hnsIy cut dlnnOndh-.-
several fnofe were Barrslpa In the rock.
atS OIL thd books, | secured them all,
and then turned my attention to tue
task 81 5bilerNlinp all p,ooI Of DFou.
bapl eot1plieitY IN tue crime.
Ntdllo ZIP tho bo1sI, and burnRA
tham and tia booka In Tie gtatG dN.
Atroyed whaoyOr tools could aud
threw tho rsIl ip corner. IhSn ]
walked ont aud sp'ung tho catch ol tho
great door behind mo aud lOIL tho fruit
shop forever
without 4 word to announce my at.
.t.,.I 1 s-.IL.I lntu Al. a..-..tt. = 4
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GOOD, TO MEXICO.
The Treasury DoPar iusnt Issues Clrcu
lar Dealing with the Matter,

The Treasury Dopar rusnr Issues n ClrCu.
lar Dealing wilh the Matter.
WAsH!xGroy, August 99.-rhc Secre.
tary Of tho treasury to-day issued tho
following circular to collectors OF Gus.
toms further modifying the circular Of
July "a, 1895, relative TO the transporta.
ton OF goods In bonds through tho
Mexican Tree Eonc:
"lt having bsen repre'anted TO this
department that merchandise trans.
ported IN bond through tho United
States to interior points in Mexico be.
You'd the limits OF tho free zone, is in.
yariGbly onlers At tho Mexican custom
house on tho frontier, whence 1t is for.
waried liIOr full duties arc paid, llGc.
tors ara instructed that the consular
yerifcalion Us provided for by the or.
der Of Jlly IT, 1895, will DO at the AIOxi.
can frontier, said order being modified
30 as to provide Tor the consular Verdi
cation for tho district through WATCH
tho merchandise WAS imported and they
shall certify that the meTchadlse has
passed beyond the limits OF the free
zone and shall require satisfactory evi.
dence OF payment OF the full aud regular
duties as assessed by the the govern.
ment OF Mexico on goods destined for
points beyond the limits oil tho free
ZOnn
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WAsHtSGroH, August ga bulletin
has boon ls,uod by tho Geological sur.
ycy, giving tho production OF lead for
tho fret six months Of 1895. 1t shows
that tho total production was 10000
tons, OF which 5000 were OF desilver'
izsd lead aud 5000 tons soft load. Sew.
snieon thousand I've hundred tons Of
this wero refined in bond, the remainder
being obtained from American base
bullion, The to,a! production 10 an in.
crease Of $500 tors ovOr the frat sis
months Oi 1894. hnI q dccrcasc Of G,OJO
tons from mo frs. six month"; Of lSlA
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JAoKsnN.IlEED.
Notable NuPtins ut ClariSburg-Two
Well Huown Families Un,tsd.
Special Dispdieh 10 N1 ItifiileRefr

Notable Nuptinls ut ClariNburg-TwO
Well Huowt Families Un,tsd.
Special Diplieh 10 M h'tlilMeer
CLARIsDURo, W. Va, AuguIt 2S,-
Guests from PhiIippi, Clarksburg, Buck
harmon, MorganIown aud other sections
Of the state, met to-day at the home Of
Major NJ, D. Reed, near Elk City, to
witness tho marriage OF his daughter,
Miss Osea l., to Mr. Edward MintOr
Jackson, Of liuckhannon,
A few minutes before noon the guests
assembled in tho parlor, which was dee
GRATED with ferns, slnilux aud rare potted
plants. Miss Eleanor Rider, oil Buck.
harmon, played lOhengtin's wedding
march as tho bridal par.y entered, and
during the ceremony softly rendered
"Ths Sweetest Story Ever Told" The
beat man was Mr.. Charles i. Jackson,
brother Of tho groom, The maid OF
honor was Miss Bonnie Belle Smith,
The bride was given away by her
brother, Senator Stuart +. Reed. Tho
bride was dressed in white corded .ili,
on train, trimmed deliberately with
white satin ribbon and lace, and carried
q boquet Of bridal roso'. The maid OF
honor wore a white brocaled silk,
trimmed in lace and ribbon, and carried
boquet OF carnations and roseI. Rev. J.
NJ, BorCess, OF Philippi, performed the
ceremony.
AflOr thu seventy.Ave guests had
dined, tho wedding party accompanied
by many friends, left lor Euckhannon,
where a banquet and ball will be gwen
tonight by the proom's father, MIR,
Mintur jackson. Great interest was
manifest In the wedding, both from tho
prominence oiTho two families and tho
wide acquaintance Of the bride aud
groom,
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D. W. Fuller, Of Canaiohuric, n, Y.
IGys that he always keeps Dr.. Kings
New Discovery IN the house and ms
family has always iouud the very boat
results follow its use; that ho would not
DO without it, II procurable. G.. A.
Dykeman, Druggist, Catskill, n. u, says
that DR.. Kings New Discovery is un'
doubtodly the best cough remedy; that
he has used it in his family for eight
wears, and it has mover failed to do all
that is claimed for It, Why not try q
remedy 80 long tried and tested. Trial
bottles FREQ at Logan Drug Co.'S drug
store. Regular size 50c, and 81 90. 8
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TACOMA, WASH, August 20-The
Page. Sound & Central American Steam.
shin Company has been Incorporated
by prominent shipping firms Of Taaoma,
Seattle. Port Townsend and Port BIaEo.
is. The steamers. which will begin run.
ming September 10, will ply between
this city and porlS in Guatemala, Hon
dnras, Nicaragua aud Salvador, Rates
have been fixed at 81 u ton for flour and
$40 per thousand Tor lumber, the latter
being saving Of 50 per thousand over
the present method Of traus.shippinR
at San kranCisco.
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The Panhandle Dveing establish
ment, owned BY John ueilmeior, at No.
1881 Market street, is tho best eqnippei
house Of its kind in Wheeling. In addt'
ton to tho dyoing and cleaning. depart
msnts corps OF nrst.clasI talorA ara
employed, who can do repairing as neat
as it IL possible. Clothes aud ladies'
garments, cleaned or dyed, can he made
10 look like now Satisfaction guaran'
0nnI
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Distressing kidney and bladder dis.
eases relieved IN six honr4 BY tho INV
Guar soUrH AMERICAS KtDSHY CUnE"
This now remedy Is n rrcat surprise on
account Of liza exceeding ptomptncss in
relieving pain In thu bladder, kldnoy-,
back and ovory part ~ tho urinary pass.
nvc In mac or female. II relieves rc.
tpnuun oi wNtor and pain In passing 1t
aImoat immoltntslv, II yon want quick
roluI and euro this Ia your remedy,
solD by II, ii. LIRt, druggist, Wheeling,
W. Va
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CnrcAGo, August 20. Tho rod nOs
which was to grace tho procession to 10
mndc labor day In honor OF Kicr liar.
die, tho English Socialist, will not ~.
pear rs Mayor Swift to-day issued posi-.
two orders against 1t being carried
through the streets. The mayor order
Cl Oscar Noubc, Michael SChwRb aud
other sooiais, leaders brought to the
city fuii aud warmed ttrn against aHy
attempt At display Of tho EOcaiiItc Elm
hlnu
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CISCIESArI, August CA special
from Jacksonville, o., says that burglars
attacked the hardware store OF Cable &
Company last evening, and broke
through n window, but were met by
several wa,Chman. who we're expecting
the burglars. Several shots were hrei.
Tho burglars escaped, but James
knight, clerk in tho store, was fatally
shot in tho head.
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HlmuSGHAM, August 2a-lron and
steel merchants have agreed to raise
the prices OF hoops, bars, strips aud
angles five shill,ugs per ton, prices
ranging from elk pounds to SIX pounds
and ton shillings. Sheet iron has also
been raised five shlings, making an
increase IN price OF pound aimee Juue.
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A nousr kicked II. S. Shaicr, OF tho
Froemyor House, MlIleburg, n. Y, on
tho knee, when laid him up in bod
aud caused tho knee joint to become
din. A friend recpmmondod him 10
use CnamborIan's Pain Balm, which no
did, aud In two days was ablo to 10
around. Mr.. Shnicr has recommended
It to many others aud SAYS 1t |, excel.
lont for any kind Of a bruisu or spra,n.
rhl. Same RcmCdy Ia also famous for
It's cures OF rheumatism.
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Copyright 1851



Tho slam Of the door aroused N, DrOu.
bet to action.
lie cast a hunted look about him aud
darted toward tho rsar door, bu, 1
stepped in the doorway aud headed
him of,
Ige hsllIstod a moment. and then,
confronting me, lie s,ked; "whO are
you, n'aier?',
NJ have told YOU" replied,
"And you come from VI, CtINalu?"
nodded, | cannot toll yuU how sur
pri,ei was that this name, chosen Ut
random. should have 80 powerful IN
OBJECT upon this member OF the gang al
thieves who had conaplrGA to plumber
tina minsI OF Bonita. In. in tho scene
that had Just ensuol had seen my ad-
vantapS, and, conscious that NJ, Drou-
bet was in my power, | resolved TO end
tho matter ut once.
Look you" said, Siernlv, 81 know
your whole vile plot, l Am an Ameri-
can detective, aud have discovered as
last ihN thieves who have 90 long
robbed tho Bonita Gianoud ninOs.
Howard ForSythe is dead ----'
RUl tharG was no time TO say more,
Lku u shot Droubet had turned and
datlpl for tho passing door, aud when |
reached il u moment later he had dis
appeared IN tho passing ihronE
How "a act in M emergency OF this
Kind puzzled me. Should | call upon
tue rRrlSiuu p0Iice to assist mo ia cap.
turing this man? So lar | had acted
entirety alone, aud had Al preIenI no
authority tn pGfsue and capture the
THE. ConGu. to lRri- IN punui! OF ey.
idcRcc haa stumbled upon my mNn at
once; Nul nov that knew him inr II
receiver vi tho stiloh diamlnd5 | felt
myself ruHrrless % set until had
moro dlrFri r9iJcrce OF hiS guilt
IGe iirt. !hing uM WRy to lock tho
stree door. Then | rG.oltarod the III.
Ito back room aud vac rejOicei to find
tho oak door aichly jar. Had II been
closed | should have required lock-
smith N oren II, aud ut present pre-
lerred to work gIone.
pushpd open the door and entered.
It was lr,uteFs workshop, and was
compogul OF tuut solid brick walls,
liGhlel IRON skyiight, and with no
means OF egre's excepting the oak door,
In the center OF tho room was bench
continuing the implements required by
u diamond cuttOr, aud ono or two nalt.
Gu stones also lay upon II.
There was another BEACH behind the
door, aud when turned toward ii
stopped abruptly, while my heart
seemed turned 10 stonO as | realized
wha, u revelation confronted ma. Piled
upon the back Of the bench werc more
than a score Of brightly bound books.
Ono wal lying open before me, aud the
leaves wcro perforated with round
hole near the edge.
A sleOl die, used tor cutting this hole,
stood beside the book, and under ihe
bench wore several new packing cases,
With horriblN fear At ms hearth
siekOniHg Certainty OF what | should
see, turned over one OF the cases and
found IL marked:
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Mn. A. A. ssYpEn, superintendent
moor farm, Winneuhslk o., H., SAYS;
Last winter Mr. Robsrt Leach used two
bnSc, Of Do vita Witch Hazel SAVE
and cnrNi a large running porO on hs
le1 Had boon under caro- II phyaiclana
Tor months without obtaining relNei,
snrs cure inF pieL. LOGAN Drug Co.,
Wheeling, W. Va, H. i. Peabody, Ban.
wood, aud Bowlo & Co., bridgeport, o.
s
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10 auro and uso that old and wol-triod
remedy. Mas. WiSSLUw's Soothing SYGur
for children toothins, 1t soothoi tho
child, soiton4 the gums. alIays all pain,
curoS wind collie and il the best rome.
dy for dlarrhUa Twenty-Five conts a
hottie. MWfAW
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HERE ia no doubt, no failure,
when YOU take Do Wits Collie aud
Cholera euro. 1t is pleasant, acts
promptly, no bad after effects. Logan
Drug Co., Wheeling, ". Va, u. +. Pea.
BODY, Benwood, aud BowlO & Co.. Bridge.
mnrI O
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IBank into chair aud buried nv face
In nv hands This. then, was the re-
suit Of my long Iaarch-.lhs search
whose reward was to have been the hap
rineSs OF my darling josephine. had
been 20 JOYOUS day before;
| had thought myself 80 near
tho successful termination OF my task
That very evening, as | walked to
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JOS. HORNE & co.
Penn Lys.and Firth ST., Pittsburgh
The New
Fall Dress Goods

A,c daily crowdlng to the counters
Although the season hasn't yet be-
gun, we've more Fall Dress Goods
in stock than most stores carry at
any time.
Such Handsome Styles
Z Such Rich Qualities!
And values at theprlces be-
fore unknown.
Here's a short list OF some OF the
newest;
At 500 a yard
NAVY Blue aud BLACK ltW4ol serGes'
SO inches widsi as good as youusN'
poet for SOC.
Ai,Wool Bright PlaiLs for School
Dresses, 4S inches wide
At S5 and 400 a yard
Very snscial qualities In All.Wool
Henriettas, 46 inches wide.
At 500 a yard
Black and Navy Groaud lIonristta',
with Colorad Figures, 4ninchcs wiAe,
5l.iueh French serrcl, Navy, Brown,
Green, Rs,CdG, Tan, Garnet
59.inch Navy and Dhck Storm Barge
At 75o a yard
5i.inch Chevios Serge, the regular 81
quality.
5o,inch Sacquard suiung, very choice
noloFinp,. anil tho rOgHlarSl quality,
At $L25 a yard
Heavy PiQuo Cords, with a slightly
,nixed eHect-SilyNr, Grnv, Dark
Tan, Mode, Old Rose, Blue, Brown,
Navy, so iucres wide.
A great showing OF new SiiIt.Hnd'
Wool Plaids, 40 inches wide, SOC,
6oc, Csc a yard. Formerly 81
would be cheap for any OF them.
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his daughter ia his arms and
kissed her tonderly, aud then, walking
into the back room he shot himself
through the heart
All this happened years ago; am an
old man now. have lived TO sec Jose.
phine's happy tNco through many
wears reward me for the suppression Of
my secret, and she died trusting to meet
her father in paradise, Our children
have grown M and scattered to homes
Of their own; tho mines Of Bonita are
long since abandoned, and their owners
are dust.
And so, perhaps, it is fitting that NV
liic's story should at last he told.
l.. fRASK BASS.
lrlIT ENnl
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A POSTAL Card Request
Win briag y9a samples Of any Of
the shove, Or any other Information
you may ask ieE.
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without word to announce my ar.
rival, | walked Into Mr., FoBylhua Of.
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"ToT several years ! have rconz'1a
your 'Castorla, and shall Slways coaiihiS
10 so as It has invariably produod bdnaL;A
results"
EnwIr y. rLRDEE, ~ y.
iGjih Etrccs and 9Th Ave, Nov lu'tVV
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"CaAtoriais so we'll adapted toChIllfcnthat
recommend II as superior to any prescription
known 20 me-" II. a, ARcuEE, ", D.,
III 80. oxford ST., brooklyn, NY.
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STATIONERY. BOOKS. ere.

1852 1895,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1895-03-21
NOTICE OF JUDICIAL ELECTION.


2 50
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
Notice lis hereby given, That at Judicial ElcC
ton 20 be held In the several towns, wards. VII
lagos and election districts of the State OF " -
consin, on the first IUoday Of April, A. d. 1875.
being the second day of said month the follow
ing officers are to be elected. to-wit:
\ Justice of the Supreme Court, for the full
term, commencing on the first Monday Of Janu-
airy. A. D., 1896, In place OF the honorable John
b. WinslOw. whose term of Office Will expire OF
the first Monday of January, \. d, 1895.
y Circuit Judge for the First judicial Circuit.
consisting of the counties Of WalwOTth. Racine.
ard kenosha. in place of Honorable Frank y
Fish. whose term of Office Will expire on the hrs
Monday IN January. a. j.. sos.
A Circuit Judge for the Fourteenth Judicial
Circuit. consisting of the counties of Brow,
Door Maunette ard OcOntO In place of the
Hon rable Samuel ID. Hastings, Jr.. whose ter m
of office will expire On the first Monday IN jam
AIRY. A. D., 1895,
4 Municipal Judge IN and for3he county Of
Milwaukee. in p ace of the Honorable Emil Vail.
her. whose term of Office viii expire on the first
Monday in January. A. D.. 1856
A Municipal Judge in and for the county Of
Langlade IN place Of the Honorable F. j. tiHU-
cane whose term Of Office will expire on the first
Monday in May, 4. d. lSs5.
A Judge for the Second Municipal Court for
County of Barron. IN place Of the HONORABLE
Franklin NJ. Angel, whose term of office viii eH-
pire on the first Monday IN May, A. d. 1s95
\ Judge for the ! hlrd Municipal Court for the
County of Barron, IN place Of the Honorable
William y. Fuller. whose term of Office viii eI-
pire on the first Monday in May a . ID. 1885.
Municipal Judge IN and for the County 81
Oneida, in place of the Honorable Paul Browne,
whose term of office Will expire on the first MOI
day in May, \. ID. 1895.
canyassed and returns made in accordance with
law.
Given under my hand and official seal, in the
City of Madison, this fourth day of February.
HENRY CASsON. Secretary of State
TO the County Clerk of Manitowoc county.