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Examination Appointments Of the
County Superintendent.
OFFICE sUPsEINrENDEST OF SCHOOLS, /


ManitowCc, Sept. 10, 1858.
The examination of applicants for license to ts3G1i
in the Public Schools OF the County OF Aiantowoc,
will be attended to in the month of October, lS6o
the days and at the places hereinafter sscDed tow
In District No I-comprsing the towns OF Gibson,
Two Creeks, Mchicott and Two Rivers-at The School
House in the Village of Michicott on Monday oete
Der s. sf.i aasH.5e .ss zal = s.-ir-.# rr
In District No. 2-comprisihg the towns of Mantle
voc, Manitowoc Rapids and Newton-at the school
house in School District No. 2 Village of Manitowoo
Tue 'day, October g.
In District No. 3-comprisng the towns of Coo
perstown Franklin, Kossrth and Maple Grove-at
the School House in the School District No. l. near
Chi upeks Mills in the town Of kossuth, Nednes-
day October I.
In District No. accomplishing the towns of Cato
Eaton, Liberty and Roc6land-at the School House.
in Clarks Mills, in the town of Cato, on Friday, outo
her 9.
In District No. 5---comprising the town of Centre
vile, Scbleswig and Meeme-at the School House
near II. Alulholiad's in the town of Meeme, on Mon
day. October H.
Applicants will please provide themselves with
good lead pencils and be present the time and place
appointed promptly at 9o'clock A. VI.
2l-4t JERE CROW LEY,
County Superintendent
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z. CoEE.

HDySES reizetf aud ysaoyast. Waving
l superior facilities for raising and moving houses
wc would Announce tS the citizens ot Mant"woc town
and county, that any business entrusted to onr care
will receive traa u attention AMI he performed in
warranted 10 give satisfaction. Enquire II the
5ribuuc Office 1916
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BOSTON DOLLAR STORE!

F5'HE IMMENSE SUCCESS ATTENDING OUR
i past bus ness has induced us to make great pre-
parations or the fall and winter trade.
Cur checks and exchange lists contain nearly every
article desired for family use such Dry and Fancy
Goods, Boots and Shoes, Jewelry and Plated Ware
Cutlery &c.. &c.
Presents worth from 50 to 500 sent free to Agents
Make your orders large possible. and send
your money by postal order registered letter.
We are agents for over hundred foreign and
domestic manufactures
Our goods new. and sold at Manufacturers
prices at 81 for each ;lIaice. Descriptive checks so
per hundred or ten Tor 81. Agents wanted in every
town. Circulars sent free. CUSIIMAN & Co.
- Arch St Ro-to
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Tn pHsoB E.-s1anitossoc 60. o..rs

In AEE:-7EaDifOSoc Co. Ss9rs.
1 In the matter of the Estate OF James B. smith
deceased.
To ali whom it may concern:
Letters of Administration said Estate having
been issued to James Hughes the 26th day of An-
gust A D. 1865 and six months from and after said
iay being allowed and ned for creditors to present
their ella for examination and allowance Notce
il hereby giyen that the undersigned will the first
Monday of every month during said six months and
upou the av of the expiration Of SAID SIX mouths at
the Probate office in Nanitowoc in said County,
ceivc examine and adjust all claims, and demands of
all persons against said deceased
GFO. ". BARKER, County Judge.
A
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Quay Street. between Sth 4 9th.
Sale OF Swamp Lands.
30 RENT.

ue uiioersiShed -sas number of to rent in
" M l't Is khoWi the Messmer House Jay Street
oet"eeh N and sth Enquire of
OTTO TROEMEL.
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earnest support it is Mr.. Murphy. He
has been steady straightforward, ener-
getic worker for the truth, and has an in
fiuence in the politics of the County.
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nea1;ra Sewing achine Statistics

The following Interesting statistics we gather from
returns. made by the several manufacturers of Sewing
machines throughout the United States. The figures
which present show at a glance the wonderful
growth and great iIor ance Of this branch OF Amer
lean manufactures. 1t will he observed that one com
pauy alcne produced and sold within the year
forty-three thousand mac hines. 1t is somewhat
f,arfae that during he recent stagnation in trade
this btsinss has been but slightly if at all affected
But below the figures.
Sewing Machines manufactured and sold. a. per
quarterly returns for the year ending June 10th, 1867
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1--WE need not tell the readers of the
Pilot that want of education entirely pre-
cludes the possibility of Mr.. Sawyer franz
ing any bill for the action of Congress. =
Dem. Er'
No, it wouldn't be advisable, because
they would say, "what cussed liar that
editor is p
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GHIClG) s. NOITHW ESTERN
sTr~e RAIL ROAD.

Sr.HER 4RR4NGENENT
Stages from Iacitowoc connect daily with trans
ON the Caicaso and northwestern Railway, leaving
NEESAH AND MENASiA
as follows Going Shak at s.40A- Vi, ali't is' = M
a,bipr Chicago at rs p NJ and 5.45 A. NJ. making
III. .s.itil il.fi y y
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TTORSEY and e'fgss.alor at Law.
n 0rice Eighth street. Manitowoc, Wisconsin.
Collections prD. aptiy attended to- 1882
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PhilEzuS SAWYER

< z11AS sAs Ss8 W yer.
~ For Senator, 10th District
H HENRY f. y DELITZ.
For Assembly 1st Disirict-JACOB LEESEN
' ID ristrict-S. A. NEWELL.
Sd Distrct-J. l.. FOBES.
For Supervisor 1st District-Syend SamulsOn.
t. I'd DiStrict-IOhn R.'Webcr.
81 District-F. KOstOmIatsky
For Sheriff-Sv. Il TEemschemeyer.
For Treasurcr-sSeslry E;ctZ:
For Register of DoeiS-N. Nelson.
For Clerk of County Board.-P. u. Fuesseuich
For District Attorney-CharIes w. White.
For County Surveyor-Fayetfe Armsby.
For Coroner-B. +. Murphy.
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AND SOUTHERN RAIL ROADS
COUNCIL BLUFFS AND OMAHA LINE

of the c. s N " Railway. fsy Dixon. Fulton Cedar
Rapids. sBoene- Mis- nrri VALLEY Junction. tlouN
CITY, COUNCIL BLUFFS anA OMAHA thence via
Onton Pacific Rail Road (man i.inel to Cheyenne,
Denver, Sweet Water Mines Salt Lake and all parts
81 Co~raip. Utah, Nevada, t,ahe- Montana California
and Oregon. @-,~s sttsets
Trains going North leave Menasha aad Neenah at
AA A. NJ and S.55 p. VI.
.Steeptag fs,aeaeS on tiI night trains
Through Tickets to all points East Santh can be
purchased of A. IL Roarslaaan. Tucked Agent
144S q GEO. L. DUNLAP. Gen. Supt
3. +. PATRICK. Generri Passenger Agent
u. r. HORTON. N. ". Pass Agt Chicago
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OUR CANDIDATES..

Since the County Convention we have
heard the question probably twenty times
'sWell who have you nominated?" As
the question is very proper one we will
answer it definitely
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E.sss SFss EE.

E4s9s = SEss z EE.
JUSTICE NJ the Peace. Office. Esueb-
~ ners bui ing corIier of Eighth and
Ganitoxoc, Wisconsin,
win make collections. pay taxes, search hc rS
draw deeds, mortgages and contracts, &c, &c. All
business will receive prompt attention. Ny Is.
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.s-.fTIO.H.sE HnrEE.

VNH0MAS WzNDIATE. Proprietor.
This first class House is in excellent condition
and tia proprietor is confident that se can give per-
feet satisfaction. the travelling public.
Buss will always he really to take travellers TO and
from the boats good Livery Stable is kept in con-
necticp with tho Hons, i2-5I
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T.. e. T8E.fT.

oRNEy and Counselor at Law.
N Real Estate Agent. Office .c9rHer of Eight
and Franklin streets Manitawoc, Wisconsin. Ill
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y. ID. .7i-FES KB.EI,
CH.sggEs ~. gy..sENEEs,

TTDRNEN ausa Counselor at Law.
n oefae, corner of 8th and Quay streets. Ianito-
woo. Wisconsin 1921
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|. II. HOOD.

TT01SEE at E4aw. EInnitoYOc.
~ Wisconsin. 0ifice on Eighth street. the
First National Bank. jy19 So.
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EJ.. T.. EEDgyEe GE,
Rx.EsD.r .HysEszAHz.s.W,

DOLCE, JUSTICE. Of.ice i,a EIcus,1i rs
i Blu king. Aanitowoc, Wis. 15-2
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CEeE.E.FE CFF7k. EEO USE

'0RNEH s7e~ry ana So25fs, Ss tter SIS
\ Milwaukee, Wis.
This House. loclted at the Sosth end Of Walkers
Point Bridge, is we'll calculated to accommodate
travellers arriving by waitnf the Lake StealnerS
Terms saa3 per ttv. with first class rotations
Call and See us 47-1y
AXrEEL & RICK ETsoy, proprietors.
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COS.ND DpNEgT,4.T HOTEL.

DYN. ST.5a1.LENEsECN a 90. Cor
- ner of Seventh aud Franklin Streets, toonth
Slte,) Mtnitowoc. Wisconsin.
The above and conmoliotts Hotel is now open
for the reception guests It is fitted up in tile Ia
test and most improved style. and pains will be
spare to make it agreeable and comfortable home
for tba tr,vniit,.s ,uIlir 1926
n SCaELLENHEcK. c. G. ESSLISGER-
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COP pLTVaR on CREAM

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aNu-- hsI n a4resst D z u ne as t---~ EAST
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ITll orni StOf the gu sutlfyt- ske1-
j. readily taken IN xeu win y e mus
fNp Ding ne C~e 81 WHISKY OF 'slur. e x
u e.l>I r or i5urIul ad ltl0i4s
. = ecOfO ne'sde and pr--cl l}sI .uF lA1
M-'iicat profession Price 81 bOttte.
6 9l IEcS4lstrs enL rtf.r ass=
n H1TN1al a CO.. IS t,nrttauit -. y y
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PwxHOBEAs n. AGNEW. % and %
Green vich Street n. Y, has reduced
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and ali kinds OF Groceries nom 10 to 20
per cent.
Best Japan Tea, 81.
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Splendid O0LOng Tea, DOc.
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WE ARE STILL MAKING
IN TRADE,

and selling every description Of DRY and
FANCY GOODS, PLATED WARE
JEWELRY, WATCHES, SEWING MA
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