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Full Iron frame, Overstrung Bias.
NOTICE

Is hereby given to the owners of lots and
parts OF lots fronting and bordering on both
sides If Main street the I'd ward. that the
sum of one thousand dollars has been levied
on said lots By the Board of Trustees, in ac-
cordance with the Viii 'ge charter for the p,r-
pose of improving said Main street. Therefore
said owners will take notice that the under
signed is prepared to receive the several ac-
counts assessed OK each lot aforesaid in money
or lab r If rendered within forty days from
the date hereof.
H. RAND, Street Commissioner
Manitowoc, May 23i, 1857. 5-3w
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BEER = KERR.

WORK SFREEF, Manitowoe, Wis.
i DeaterS n Dry aoodS, 'eeeries, Crock
sry FaRcy = - =, Glass ware, Roots aud
s ,,es, Rea ~ mai, Ciothiug, Paper hangingS.
Has nnt Gaps, VS.. Chiiiren Cap. Live
,4oesa Feathers, 3irl Cages. Kerosene '':i "A
I.anps t.. &c. 4 share of public patToHag'
/ 4 solicited.
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II, ID. .yD.s'ES s. BRO,

MANUFACTURERS & DEALER 5
wi in Lumber. i.ath, aud Shioxies. Bills
cat to order ou short notice. Manitcw nc. Wis
A D. 10 NES. w. B. HOMES
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II. EY. ssk,X,Y&. .fs. ID.

Wo1uhLn Respsetfoly annopgse ~ that
an the TO vp o! Cato Office ani residence
nah a mile ~ II Netgie Xii. where he NAV
be consulted when not otherwise professional
ly engaged. Viii attend 10 calls at sli bonrs
of the day or night. P. 01sAddress. tnpls
Grove, Nanitov oc 'onuty. Ms. r It:i 5ws
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-. =. w8sTTD. .EE. Sd.

NCLECTIC PHYSICIAN, VIII give
IL prompt attention 20 ALI caiis IN his pro
fession. Residence and ofirc With c. Door,
Cato Falls, opposite hr Bray9n's store
n. R.-partieuiar attention gfye7 To tt
trsaemeui of diseases OF voman and ehildre
IehruarY %. $50 IL
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RET1gL LU,uYER Y.1RD,

THE Undersigned are prepared to fill
to order. bills ofia,aoar Or iasa On the shor'
sst notice. A viii be at all times in the
ward, ready to wait on customers and re-
esive their orders The best stock kept
lv on hand ut the mill. eorner of QUAY and sf
s.ross. l2I4 aIVLES BROWN
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&C. gR0CAEze. .7v. y.

NFFFRS fsfs SERVICES to the ei-
tizens of Two Rivers aud vieiHi.F.
Office AT Ionis Zanders, on Washin gton st.
All calls inYiliase country promptly attend :
ssd to. -
REFERENCES Doctor N S. Davis, WIN.
B yford and \. Andrews Of Chicago. and DR.,
Is aston 81 &anitowoe.
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One of the Finest Homes


In the Sta.e, with fpe Barns and Out Houses
The flower garden is not equalled in the North
west, having over 800 varieties OF flowers with
beautiful privet Cedar Hedges and all kinds Of
Ornamental trees.
ST. Joseph. Michigan, is situated directly
opposite Chicago. Lake Michigan. where
hundreds of retired gentlemen from Cincn-
natl, Detroit, and Chic a go reside. There are
three lines Of steamers plying backwards and
forward.
FIssT-There will be Issued to members
Certifca les, for so 000 shares, at 81 each,
numbering from l u 81, 900 inclusive, each one
a, which viii sntifle the holder to one tine
stce en- nerasing and share the awari #
premiums, or three certificates tor Five Dol
lars. and one Excursion Ticket for the round
trip, from Chicago to S.Joseph, free Of charge
Observe that you receive nearly the worth of
veur money at once, and at the same time an
opportunity is given You to secure an inds-
poi. 5eut fortune for life.
~ Agents warted IN the every town and
eounry throughout the United States, to whom
. EbEs1 dlbso1nt VII bsns1A. ts-Aa
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KnSEySH SrYyES

DEALERINS STOVES; TIN SHEET
~ iron aud C.poe ware N auutactHrer Al
hiads of requiring lone. Eish Street "o'"-
site Tribune o fics lily
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HE.HRr SYREE.

JUSTICE. OF THE PEACE Office,
= Huebners building. corner OF Eighth
.a3 Yn-iG S.---nS VII
Will make collections. pay taxes. search the
records, draw aeels, mortgages aud contracts,
&C., &c. All business will receive prompt at
toutsOn Myl5.
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---1 AT ST. JJSEPH, Michigan.
There will Positively be no Post pom EN- ent.
LIST OF PREMIUMS.

No. THE Model Fruit Farm $500,
2-S4,0 900 in Greeniaeks 100
3--0ne span of matched Pay Horses W.T.,
elegant Top Carriage and Harness 25U
4-one snperb OIL Painting. Mary Magdal-
ami Child. value 1900
5-one piano, (Cbickering,) 7V0
The Pia1o was drawn by at the North
western Fair in Chicago; ticke, 1890.
No. 6-One complete set of black walnut furni-
ture in green rep coo
T-One large Mirror, French Plate Glass 7
feet high marble trimmings 500
e-OEe Meiodeon 31x
9-One complete set Of Parlor Bedroom,
Furniture 300
10-One complete set of Sittngroom Fur
niture
II to 19-One OF painting in oval gilt frame
of Lincoln, Washington, Lady Wash
ington, Gan. Grant. Gen. Sherman
Daniel Webster, Tropics. spring Tropics - q
% fall fa aHun.ers Last Shot," each $3.50 seoo
No,I9 ohe oaDnet organ $50
u One Mirror. French Plte Ih0
y One Rosewood Marble-Top Center Teble IN
20 10 oz lnciusive-Ten frst-cla Sc ing y
90 Machines: sl25 each 1900
81 to ~ ineiusve-Fiye first class Knittinp
Iaehines, $3.50 each 7so
SS Two Vases. French Flowers with Mar
bic Stands 1O0
80 One VI Hhatro with French plate Mirrors IS
20 Farian Marble Gard Receiver -
Al One Mirror, Ereicl. plate glass -
On receipt Of 50 we viii forward one certiA-
ca.e, or three for SIS, ard twenty for $50 to
Agents, or ciuos when money accompanies ~
order. -
Applications for Certificates Shout
dressed to SMITH WEJrTTpU
P. o. Drawer 6.Is7. Chicaac y,
Money letters al my risk.
All letters o0SssaassS cs1s so n,.-
S-~sss xeS1s.
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COI-E s. BROTHER,

HOUSES RAISED AND MOVED.
Al dav,ag superior f;tciiities for raising aGd
movlag houses, would announce 10 the ci
Aisens of Aanitowec (tewu ana county, that
Suy bu atusss entrastei TO care viii receive
pr ImpI attenhsn. and be performed in a man
aer warranted 70 give satisfaction. Enquire
At the s'Crtbune' . Mce. 1915
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"ED. SCMRGDER.

M EAT MARKET. T.-Havi purchas-
lA sd the blsiaess af Wa, s,Feyp. shali
hereafter constantly keep on had he chcics S,
meats 1t the lowest Rates A share Of public
ratsen ~ eslioissd. 1917
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s.. S.s.zEsEEsss.s-.

MANUFACTURER AED DEALER
w ~ b9cts. Shoes. Leather, S., &v-
shas on Eighth. nsar rhe eerHoI Of "pealo Srse.
& Repairing aea jy aai rroaape'y ezeei.tes.
Ias irhz ac. Sant. % So iM-:t
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DEsITsSyEH Y.

nR. A. J. PATCHEN, DENTIST.
II Office in Sherman 5 new btll Ting. on Sth
Street. VI IN itoyas.. Wis. 1881
EJcTeeth extraate2 withnnt min.
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AWAY WITH

SPECTACLES.
OLD EYES MADE NEW
easily, without dc, to or
medicines.
Sent post PAID on re-
ceipt of IL cents. Ad-
dress, Dr.. L. B. FOOTE,
Ne. llo Lexington Ave.
Cor. Of East 2Sih St, N.
I. 4 3m
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.se,r advertisements.
W antcd-AgenTs.

$3.50 per month the Year hound. or 900 per
cent Poo6t on Com ssion. We guarantee IL
above salary or commission to active iudustri-
Gus agents at tbeir own homes. TO introduce
an article Of indispensable utility in every
household. Fer full particulars call on, OF
ddressa sfssSG.W,s JAf SON 4 CO.,
SAT e.F5, IL South St., Baltimore, Nd,
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H.fugaTnys. s. rssg,ET.

4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS
~ Mt Law Off ce on York Street. NaEito
voc. Wisconsin. Collections promptly attend
ed to. 1852
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Chemical Ink Powders!

By the quantity or single ounce package.
One ounce eGicient to max, quart Of good
durable ink. Country deaie.s supplied. Call
at the Franklin BookS..1-~
G. B. SMITH & co.
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TN PROBATE, AIanitowoc Co. Court
L La The matter ef the estate of Feit Grubef
deceased. ts
On reassrg and fling the petition of ceorgs
Welner OF saia county representing among other
things. that Veit Gruber late OF said county
the 2lsI day of September. A. D. 1865, q
Cooperstown in said Co died intesiate,l ,leavin.
goods. chattels and estate within this State and
county and that the said petitioner i. son-in.
law of said d ceased, and praying that ad-
mni.tration of said estate be to him
granted, ii is ordered that she sad petition b
heard before the Judge of this Court. on Nom
day the Goth day of May, 4. D. 1867, at ten
o'clock A. NJ, at NV efice in said cornty.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given
to the heirs Of sai,. deceased and to all persons
interested, by publishiaga copy of this order
for th g successive weeks prior to said day of
hear &, IN the Aanitowoc Tribune, a Weekly
News sp printed and published ns Manito-
wec, "a said county. BY the Court.
GEO ". BARKER, County Judge.
Dated a. Manitowoc, the 27.h day of April
A. d. 1867. W. 3w
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CANNED PEACHES, Raspberries,
~ Plnempples and Strawberries Of the choic-
est quality and lowest price, just received by
O. B SMITH d CO.
History Of United States
- and Mitchels Geography at the
Franklin BOokst0ro.
~INGER'S Sewing Machine il. Kerosene
- q, 0xtE& o. ek4G = %.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that my wife, Johanna Ma
lon, having left my bed and board without
just provoc ton, l warn every one against
harhoring or trusting her on my account, as
shall pay debts of he. contracting
5 4t~ JOHN HAGGERTY.
Liberty, Mantowoc Co, Wis, May 2I, 1867
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II. re. .s.FEsEgsSe.F.

\ TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
"A at Law, Manitow owoc. Wisconsin.
Agent for the Phoenix Life Insurance Com
pany. t- l3:20tf
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.Niesc Advertisements.
Dissolution.

The CO. partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Herman Schlueter and Peter Werner
un oer the &.m rame of Sebiueter Werner
is this day dissolved by mutual agreement, ,and
Peter Werner who continues the bu siness al
the old stand is a'one author zcd TO compeund
aud settle all Claims in favor ard against said
firm. HERMANN SCHLUETER.
sat PETER WERNER
Dated, Centervi.le this Ist day of Nav, 1897
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OT'ICE.

The celebrated STALLION FRANK, will
be at the Williams House Stable, on Wednes-
da, the 24th day of April. and every We'd
nesday aud Saturday following. Or other
days he can be found at my farm.
JACOB LUEPS.
MGnitowos Wis, April is, 1867. 52tf.
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ARyrEgClAL LEGS

Two LEGS in one-ytu can take off the
Foot and pat a Stub. All in want, send
fol pamphlet. J. ". WESTON, Patentee,
3m zoo Broadway, N. Y.
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WITH
UNCOMFORTABLE

GNC0MF For TABLE
TRUS> >ES.
Comfort and Cure for the
Ruptured. Sent post
laid on receipt of 10 cts
ADDRESS
DIR. E. 3. F 1OTE,
No. ll0 Lexington Ave.
Cor. OF East 2S st. N. Y.
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Confidential

OOaaEHsie EsVIak
INFORM ATOM
For the MARRIED
Sent FREE, in sealed
envelope, on receipt Of
10 cents. Address
DIR. E. ,B. FO0TE.
(author of Medical Conn
mon Sense book 400
pages SIS sent by mail
No. 10 Lexington Ave.
Cor. East 2S st. \. "
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s. If. WOOD,

4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
~ ut Law land and Insurance Agent.
VIII attend promptly al business enTust-
ed to his cara. 0fslee corner Of Eighth and
franklii. Streets. M,nitowoc, Wis. Agency
for tue Astna Insurance Co, of Hartford, ct.
CapitH stock & 5ea GHa. E 4-ilT
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.H;etc advertisements.
RE.4S.aET s. cox.

HOUSE. Sign and Carriage Painting.
IL Gratnmg. Wall Coioring Paper Hang
ing Sc', de- Shop OF York Street. Opposite
Nssional Hotel Ik4
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10 M.sR Hgf.M.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
IA Mt Law. Q Zee, corner nf Sth and Quay
Htr.o+s M.ai-avac WISCONSIN, 30
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CHffeEEs II. sy.szKER,

4 TTORNEY AT LAW Manitowoc,
~ Wisconsin. Office Eighth Street
over h 4 Edr=t Nation a,sRank sls'65 &
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.s.9T1CJ.aE HOTEL.
CDS.uDPpEyT.s... HOTEL

DY n. SCHALLENBECK 4 co.
- Corneret seventh and Franklin Streets,
{South Sidc.l Mani OK oe, Wisconsin. u ttE-1
The above new aud &C modi9us Botel is now
open fer tho reception of guests. 1t is fitted up
IN the latest aad most improved style, and no
pains Will be spared to make it an agreeable
and comfortable home for the travelling public
y. scHELLsNBEcK, f13-26J c. g. EssLTSGER.
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slowly, and in few minutes hrcnzeo
and SCARED grenadier, literally loaded
down with muskets, came cut and passed
down the line Of troops. he walked
with difficulty under his heavy load.
To the surprise Of the Austrians, nc
one followed him from the tower.
In astonishment the Austrian colonel
rode up TO him and asked, IN FRENCH
why the garrison did not come out.
"I am the garrison, colonel" said the
soldier proudly.
I" What" exclaimed the colonel, do
YOU mean TO tell me that you alone have
held that tower against me?"
81 have had the honor, colonel" /" was
the reply.
"What possessed you to make such an
attempt, grensdier >"
1.-THE honor of France was at stake"
The colonel gazed at him for moment
with undisguised admiration then, rais-
ing his cap, he said, warmly:
% Grenadier, salute you. You have
proved yourself the bravest OF the
brave"
The officer caused all the arms which
La Tour d'Auvergne could not carry to
be collected, and sent them all, with
the grenadier, into the French lines,
together with note relating to the whole
affair
When the knowledge of it came TO the
ears of Napol on, he offered to pr note
La Tour d'Auvergne, but the latte de-
clined to accept the promotion saying he
preferred TO remain where he was.
The brave soldier met his death IN an
action at Aberhausen, in June, 1900, and
the simple and impressive scene at roll
call, in his regiment, was commenced
and continued by the express command
Of the EN- Deror himself"
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From the National Inte.l gsncer Jan. 25th.l
/ II this journal looked at the political
( movements Of the times simply with
I the eye Of a partisan, IL would regret the
I announcement OF Mr.. Stevens yesterday
/ in the house. The vateran leader de-
clared his purpose, unless he underwent
e change of sentiment, '.in view Of the
I great diversity Of opinion y amongst his
| political friends, % move that his bill be
laid upon the table to-day. This pro-
pOseG abandonment of a darling scheme
is a concession that the temper Of
the house IL not as ultra as it has been
hoped, on the one side, and feared on the
other A warm partisan, who hoped TO
profit by the blunders of his opponents,
ana who believe that the more ultra the
measures Of the present congress, the
sooner and the more overwhelming the
inevitable reaction, may regret the state
of facts indicated by the announcement
Of the gentleman from Pennsylvania I;
but TO one who would have the sacred
landmarks OF the constitution preserved,
aud who wishes TO see a wiser and more
cOneiliatory spirit exhibited, this fact
cannot fail to be gratifying.
As WIS well said by Mr.. Raymond yes
terday, though congress was supported
by the people at the late election, that
does not mean that the nation is pre-
pared 70 endorse anything that congress
may do in regard TO reconstruction, but
simply that Il endorses what has been
done. BIZ because the constitutional
amendment was fully sustained, it does
not follow that territOrislizing project
Will be. Mr.. Stevens comedies the force
Of this logic, at least so far It affects his
friends, and we accept his proposition 20
lay nis favOrite bantling on the table as
3 heaithful indication that the dpad pro-
jects OF himslf and few ultrsisis who,
like himself "mske the hail hideous
with their maledictioas," 10 use the Ian
guage Of enc Of his own friends, are not
likely to secure the undivided, unques-
tioning support Of his party. :
The blteLligencsr Of the next day says
Mr.. Stevens reconstruction bill was
not disposed of yesterday, as his intima-
tion of the previous day indicated. He
did not press the motion to lay it on the
table, but expressed a wish to have the
house make some disposition Of it to-day.
The fate of this measure, after the elab-
crate discussion it has ELECTED, will give
some indication of the temper of the
house respecting the great problem of re-
construction.
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A. & A. SCOTTISH RITE.

REENFs Lodge ef Perfection, 18th: No -
John Gent, Sid, O.. NJ. ID. A. Williamson
18th, =. d.-- ~. ---- --- J d.i W.
Sec..-Meets 4th Wednesday OF
each B-onth, in hall OF Cyrene Commandery,
Front Row.
MITHRAs Lodse Of Perfection, Ilth.; No. > =
George Mellersh, sd, O.. NJ; Richard
Parker, sd, b. G.. W.: - - =. q =.
W. A. +. FTanklsud, sd, ec'.-Meets sth
Wednesday OF each month, 81 Hall OF Cyrene
CoWmandery.
CA-TPHtA Council OF Princes Of jerusalem, 18th d;
No. Benz K. Pullen, I'D Tarsh-'. Mar
Gus M. Sesy, SD, h. r.. Henry p. Wood
Hall Of Cvrene Jommandery.
CALNARY CHATTER OF nose GrOlX. 18th, No. ! -
Charles ". Adams. NJ. w Geergs Mel
lersh SD. -. W; Charles J. Philips ed,
J.. W. - Sec. Meets IN Hail Of
Cyrsne CoInms nderv.
PHILIPPE DUPLEssErs Council Of k Il, Soth.,
No.l.- Henry p. WOOdard, SD, Comm. /;
John Zeut, SD, lst Lieut.. Comm IL v.
Dixon, ed, II l. euf-'. Comm .; Charles ".
adams. sd, Chancellor; William T. CirOde.
sd, corder:-MeetS at Hall OF Cyrene
COmmandery.
COSsIsTORY oF WEST TESNEssEE, sd. 10
Aius1e. sd, Comm. IN Chief; George Mel
lersh. S2l tst Lieut.. Conn.,; Charles J.
Phillips, ri Lieut.. Comm; /. Y. Dixon,
ed, Min OF ST.. ; d. c Trader, I'D Reg
lstrsr.
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and the recognition Of common inter-
ests.n The above language Is understood
70 imply that the causes Of Maximilian
Is finally given up by the only persons
who professed 70 call themselves a
" Mexican party = in this country.
About forty vessels Of all kinds have
now sailed from French ports for Vera
Cruz for the purpose Of re-transporting
the Army.
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A Paris correspondent guarantees the
following:
a Frenehman, a prisoner In Edin-
burgh, having managed 20 escape, took
refuge in the powder magazine. When
the authorities wished to selze him, they
found him sitting on a barrel with a
lighted match and threatening to blow
up the town. The Authorities reflected
prudentll', and the result OF their delib-
GRAFTON Was that il would be better 10
starve the FFenehman out, But they
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DelQM VIII De lOunu llt OluCldl STATE
ment Of the secretaries Of the various
Masonic conelsves in this city:
MASONIC NOTICE.
At meeting OF the Recording Officers
Of the various Masonic Bodies OF this
city, the MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL was
adopted as the Organ of the Order fOi
the city Of Memphis.
BES. X PULLEN, Secretary South Memphi.
Lodge, No rs;
JoHS BEAsnsH, Secretary Angerona Lodge,
No. los;
h P. ". o6wARD, Secretary Leila scott Lodge,
y. I. BTrTs. Secretary Hamilton Lodge, No. 2os
b. X PUDLES, Secretary Kilwtuning Lodge,
W.n. PAINTER Recorder Penn Chapter. No. 2
\ J. WtGGIS, Recorder Eureka Ceuncil, No. 6 /;
n !. MIGeIS, Recorder Cyrene Cornmandery,
X 7, 30 1.
H 7; T9srLISsoS, Secretary Hernes, No. !, L..
p A.. A.. 3. a..
A. T. FRASKLASD, Secretary Mithias, No. 2. L.
p. A.. A.. s.. r..
b. X. PULLES, for Council p. OF l.. A. A..
4 P wooDwARD, for Chapter s.. p. Of Rose
troix de h. A. A. s.. r..
D. e. TRADES, SoI-. CeuSistory Of s. p. R..
- A. A. -. r..
No efforts will be spared on the part Of
the publishers Of the APPEAL to merit
this nattering evidence OF the confidence
and good will of the Masonic fraternity
and in addition TO a standing directory
Of all Masonic institutions in the clty-to
be corrected as often as may be neees-
ssry-it is intended to devote 3 column
or uaore each Sabbath TO such Masonic
intelligence, OF topics, as 1t is hoped may
prove interesting and instructive to the
Brethren.
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reckoned without their prisoner, whG
loved good cheer and was determined e
live well. In consequence he called oul
that be would blow the town 70 pieeei
If he did not get three meals day; he
would write out the bill Of fare. Sagney
succumbed, snd the demands Of the
prisoner went on increasing. Scmf :
times he had serenade under his win
dow; then review Of the garrison !
afterwards a sham fight, in which the
troops representing the French army
beat the Highlanders. at last be ex-
acted that every Sunday morning, be-
fore breakfast, the lord provost, In full
uniform, sboaid make his appearance
and read him an address. This lasted
until the allies entered Paris.
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IRILL scarT LnpeE. No. 9sl

Meets First Friday nighg in each month, and
on the Anniversaries Of ST John the Bsptisl
and 81. John the Evangelist, in the Hall Of
South Memphis Lodge, No. lis, southeast cor
per OF Second and Madison streets.
orr ICERS:
John Ainslie. ". NJ;
ID A. Williamson, s.. W;
Henry owperthwaite, J. ";
. w Woltering, Treasurer; southwest cSrnei
Main and " sshiugton streets.
H p Woodland, Secretary 245 Main street
Nathan Hohheimer, 5. D.
AnguEtus Bloom, J. D.;
81 II. Thomas, Tyler. JanE u
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DIKEnORY or GYGEROYI LODGE, No. 4

MKMPHIs, Tenn, January 10, 1885,
Meets First Monday in every month, al :
O'Clock pm. al odd Fellows Hall.
OFFICERS:
ID C. Trader, W. M once, 924 Front Street ;
residence, 81 Union 81
ID. =. Forster, \ ~
&. d. Carroll. =. W.
GuE Rscer, ID;
Goodman. = y
II T. romli ason. Secrstery
Fohn Besmish. Assistant Secretary
y. I, Wiggin. Treasurer
J. Fomer, stew ard
= ] sGteT' Tyler Cnice, rs Main street res
ldsnee, No. n OVerton street Jaal- u
S0UTH KRNPHIS LOBGE, NO, us.
hfs.s;s second Friday in every month, a their
eali. corner o. Madison and Second sireets.
OFFICERS:
}. 7. seilsrs. ". d.: ofhce, Lee Block, Union
VI ;. Mathewr. s. W;
J. 3. Campbell, }. ",
II Puch, Il. Treasurer. ~ Front street
Ken. X. Pullen, Secretary, 2s3 Main street
=. N. BaruuEn, s, D.
W. j. Hastings, J. d;
}. X. - CfIlilamd. steward
a. ID Plummsr. Steward
4. n. Thomas, Tyler. JAZZ "a
HAMILTON LODGE No. 900.
odd Fellows Building. corner Court aud
Main streets. -
PA. stanley, ". n; residence 4is second ST.
j. .. Beard, :. W;
". y wilkinson, J. W.
W. h Butts, secretary, 2si Front street;
J. 7. Iobim, n easurefs
ID. &. McDOugali, =. d
Siefed Communications on Third Friday
night OF each month. ianlz u