A young German whose name we
were unable to learn, whose has been
working in Ithaca and vicinity for a
couple of seasons past, hired a horse
at Frank Sanford’s livery stable Mon
day, to be absent for a few hours. He
drove directly to Twin Bluffs, where
he bantered Doc McCollum for a horse
trade. Mr. McCollum is ever willing
to trade horses, and soon a bargain
was completed, the fellow getting
another horse and #l5 in cash. From
there he went to Lone Rock, where he
left the animal and boarded a train
for unknown parts. Mr. McCullom
found out his mistake Tuesday morn
ing, came to this city and made a
complaint and officers are now on
track of the slippery gentleman.
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Death of Christopher Garvey.
Prairie du C’lilt'ii Courier.
Again The Courier has to record the
death of a prominent citizen and aged
business man of Frairie du Chien.
Mr. Christopher Garvey died at his
residence in this city, 4 o’clock a. m.,
Monday, May 28th 1894, aged (11
years. The immediate cause of death
was heart failure. The late Mr. C.
Garvey was born in County Down,
Ireland. At the age of IS years he
came to America and settled with
his mother and brothers at Cleve
land, Ohio, where he lived until
1807, when he came to Frairie du
Chien, and has resided here until
death. Uev. Father Trant, of Racine,
Wis., brother-in-law to the deceased,
olliciated at the Solemn Requien Mass.
Yellow, Dried Up and Wrinkled.
