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Che Uribu,le.
WITH SUPPLEMENT-.
A HUGE FIGHT.

FROM present appearances there vii
he the greatest strife in the Democratic
Convention over a candidate for the pres
idency that has been witnessed in some
time There Is one wing seemingly the
strongest now-that desires Pendleton
It is composed principally of the western
democracy, the fire eaters and the 6rein
the-rear-ers and there is another wing,
also having some strength, that desires
Chase. These are Of the more moderate
kind, and the noneycd men of the party.
Now which will win? ?? Brick Pomeroy
claims that he runs the Democratic party
and he is for 'sRepudiation or Revolu-
ton. This may go down with the ig-
norant and depraved, but the thinking
men of this party will hardly embrace any
such foolish, insane ideas. Yet Pendle-
ton believes in them fully, and the capi-
talists of the party know it, so look out
for breezy times. In regard to the sup
porters of Chase; these are men who
recognise the fact that the Democratic
party has to-day no principles of any
kind, and they are willing to take up
anything or anybody who will give them
something to strive for. It must be a
bitter pill for them to swallow. a man
whom they have fought all their lives,
and it may be taken as positive fact. he
Will not go down without some kind OF
sugar coating 1t was only a day or two
since we heard lifelong Democrat say,
eff the Convention nomlnates Chase l
will vote for Grant and Colfax, and he
meant what he said. But then Pendle-
ton cannot draw the support of those who
carry the bag-what then? The Demo-
cracy cannot go through a campaign
without money; the thing is absurd !
And SO it is, some want man who will
drawthe support of the better classes, and
others want one who can get the support
of the deprave6 and Infamous Let us
see who will win.
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ant issue. The combinations, the plans
which he has originated, managed held
which time after time have been baffi-
ed and defeated-he now sees quicken
ing once more in prophetic action, appar
emily bearing him onward tothe only seat
Of power which can satisfy his ambition.
Let him fail to gain this the summit. OF
his desire, aud toshim life will gbe.a fail
ure Despite the kindling of hope, de-
feat is craven on his face and it is gra-
ven in his nature You will fail, Sal
mon ?. Chase, as every man must fail
who sets his own glory before him as the
sole end of effort and of action. For the
man who sacrifices the noblest attributes
of his manhood, to secure his own ag-
grandizement, in the end immolates HIM
self"
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CHASE AND AMBrrIoN.-A lady who
writes very charming and withal very
sensible letters from Washington to the
Independent, thus writes up Chief Justice
Chase and his hopeless ambition
THE Chief Justice comes forth from
his robes of Office, and arm in arm with a
Democratic friend enters hisopen carriage
and rolls along the avenue. His frame is
grand; he sits erect his grav hair flow
ing back with the wind a kingly- looking
man. The people exclaim as he passes,
There goes the Chief Justicel and turn
and gaze after the barouche, glittering in
the sun. And the august man sits proud
and conscious as they gaze. The most am
bilious hopes of an ambitious lifetime
again beat strong and assured in his
breast Once more his Vaccinations
seem to be working towards . triumph
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FRED4GAGE.
2 r-aU q u II I.,o = y II ANhAN, s.a..
By 5. A. WOOD, their Attorney.

CUEfSigH gHS-sIanitowoo County Circub Court.
- Charles Klingholz. Plaintiff, against W W. Gil
man and Daniel Wells defendants. Summons.-For
lelef.-Com not served. seas y -si. ltt.4
. The State of Wisconsin, to ". W. Gilman and Dam
iel Wells. defendants. .- ~
SIR: You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this action, of which copy
will be filed in the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court in said County and serve copy of your
me Office III the Village and dCounty of Mani
toyroc Wisconsin. within twenty days after the SER
vice hereof exclusive of the day Of such service; and
if YOU fail to answer the complaint as aforesaid, the
plaintiff Will apply to the Court for tho relief demand
ed in the complaint r
Dated May 18th A, D. 1868. fg
Ia j. d. MARKHAM. plaintiffs Atty
The complaint in this action filed in the office
Of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of said county OF
Manitowoc ON the 18th day of May 1868.
j. d. MARK HAM, Plaintiffs Atty.
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-''Of the sturdiness and staunchncss
of Gen. Grants patriotism, says tie
New York World, ''the uprightness and
solidity of his character, no man in the
country doubts or affects to doubt -
1t will thus be seen even our opponents
coucede the excellence of our candidates
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THE LATEST DEMOCRATIC VICTORY.

That the opposition are hard up fer
something to encourage them Is SHOWN
in nunlberless ways. That Grant would
not accept their profered embraces makes
them, immeasurably unhappy, and like
drowning men they clutch at straws. The
Chicago Times, which, next to Brick
Pomeroy's Democrat, is the leading
democratic paper in the West, in late
issue, contained, underneath startling
full face headings, the following remark
able intelligence:
RACINE, Wis, June 5.
"Racine is redeemed; Mcdonald, Dem
ocrat, is elected by large majority for
justice of the peace. y
Now that was victory to be proud Of
Well might the Democratic heart rejoice
and be exceeding glad. Racine, the
radical, gone over to the slave Democracy!
Such, at least, is the inference drawn
from the Special to the Times" The
real facts, however, do not substantiate
such conclusion on the contrary the
Times is made to appear ridiculous in the
extreme, when the truth is known. The
recent special election for a justice of the
peace in the city of Racine was very
unexciting affair. there being only one
candidate IN the field, and no issue of a
political nature involved or thought Of
The Racine 1Adrocate says that Mr.. Nc
Donald, the justice over whom all this
pother has been made, ran as an indepen
dent candidate, called out by Republicans,
and that he was the sole candidate for the
office. So much for the great Demo-
cratic victory In Racine.
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TERRIBLE AFFAIR.
An Entire Congregation Poisoned at a
Love Feast.
NAPERvILLE, III. June II


Never before in the history of Naper
vile was such an excitement created
as on last Sunday evening, when it was
reported that the entire congregation of
the Dunkard Church, who were celebra
ting love feast. had been poisoned by
eating meat prepared in copper kettle
and allowed to remain there until the
liquid had become oxydlzed. Nearly
every one in the village had a friend or a
relative in attendance, and consequently
there was general rush, for the church
in question. Upon entering the build
ing the scene which met their gaze vcr-
ifed the reports. In different Portions OF
church were the sufferers, some sitting
up, ard others were lying down, and the
latter twisting themselves into all sorts
of positions rolling around on the floor
and all apparently suffering the most ex
cruciating pain. Medical assistance was
at once summoned, but, as it was very
limited, considerable time had elapsed
before all could be attended to, The
stomach pump was broughtsinto requisi-
tion and those gave evidence of suffering
the most was considerably relieved by its
use. 1t was found that onactual account
that DO less than one hundred and thirty
persons we're more or less affected, the
major portion however, but slightly,
they having but small quantity Of food
About twenty were to be. found in dan
gerous condition These were removed
to their homes, and every attention paid
them, and therefore before morning
many of them were out of danger.
Those who were but slightly affected
with some little assistance got home and
in short time were entirely recovered
1t seems the members were celebrating
| love feast as mentioned above. On
Saturday last a quantity of meat was
cooked ir copper kettle. About one
half was eaten that day and the remain
der allowed to remain until Sunday, on
account of there being no other place to
| keep it. Remaining SO long In the sliq-
uid it became oxyide, and, when parta-
| ken Of, of course ~; >Nn"a hose who ate
it. Some of the sufferers did not .eoover
for two or three da. >, ou. uow a.l are pro-
nounced out of danger. 80 3
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Il A. Proctor, Esq, for num-
Der of years one of the editors of the
Wisconsin was married on the I'd inst, to
Miss Ellen Bingham. of Brooklyn N, Y
Good boy! a -4g sr5,s-.
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NOTICE. ls.s
OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER

n1AD1SVN, NPrfi o, 1908.
In accordance with the provisions of chapter IA
Laws Of 1853 hereby give notice thst the notes Of
the Bank of Mani,owoc must be prese;ed at the ONCE
If ths Bauk Comptroller At Madison, Wisconsin, for
M yment within three years from the date Of this
rotice or the funds deposited for the redemption Of
the same will be surrendered - provided in Section
s,rr Of ,aid act S2-2y
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r R4ESCH,

YEwELER and Photographers. AL
81 kinds of work in the line of my business prompt
!v attended to- and warranted to give satisfaction
have lust received Wing 0rnsbsys Multiplying
CAMERA 0BSCURA, with which l can take small
pictures the finest order for dollar per dozen
Phstographs taken of all sizes Albums aad Frames
constantly hand. York Street l5-Ati
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Dissolution ST Co partner
CHIN

The partnership in the painting business heretofore
existing between VIM. Cox, W. l. BeZant and Geo
Cox. is this day dissolved by mutual consent The
business will hereafter be conducted by Bezant Cox
ut their old stand on York street GIT
Manitowoc, June 18th 1868.
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Dissolution.
NOTICE

3 Nv L lO9I
Is hereby given that the undersigned Fred Gage
owner and proprietor of Blocks fiteea sixteen16
Seventeen Q7), Eighteen as, Nineteen t19), Twenty
f20) Invent y-one f21), Twenty-Five t22 Twenty three
f23), Twentyfour (24a, Twen6 y-n'- tJ) and twenty
six (26), and of all the lots il to which the
subdivided-texcept lot ~ in said Block nine
teen (l9}-in A. W. Buels Plat of subdivision of Gov
ernment Lot number fosr "a and partof government
lots number Two (2) and three (3 in section nineteen
90 in Township nineteen 40 North of Range twen-
tyfour {24 East, situated in the county OF Manito-
wov and State of Wisconsin,-whch said Plat is
corded in FoluE ssR of Deeds on pages go and 81
in the Registry of Deeds of said 8anitowoc County
and the undersigned James Suffran' and propr-
etor of said lot seven u in block nineteen above
described will apply to the Cirucut Court for the
County of Manitowoc aforesaid at the next term
thereof to be held at the Court House in the Village
of Mantowoc in said county, on the fourth Monday
of June A. d. 1865 at the opening of the court on
that day, thereafter counsel can be heard
for order yacaing much of the above described
Plat of subdivision contains and includes the above
described lots and blocks and the streets avenues,
lanes and alleys intervening the
Dated April 23d 1868.
hJ1Trtf st FRED GAGE. efut. a
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- III EKfFFsS SAEE.-Manitowoc County CIR
! ) cult Court ...s -.-..-r- ....- ~ -
Arvin L. Weeks and John 0. Thayer against Charles
Weireh and Frank Haeii ger. iff.44 seEs.i.
In virtue OF and pursuant ii judgment rendered
by said Court in the above entitled action the 18th
day of March, 1865, and of execution issued out of
said Court against the goods and chattes, lands and
tenements of the said Charles Weirch, have seized
all the right title and interest which tie said Charles
Weirch had on the 25th day of November, A. d. 1866,
at any time thereafter, Of in and to the hereinaf
ter described premises together with the building
erected theoeon by said Weirch and the appurtcnan
ces ;hereto, which sha! expose for sale and sell IS
the law directs, at public auction, said building
said premises,
Friday the 10th dag of July neat,
at II o'clock in the forenoon of that day. tnwft':
The north quarter of the north east quarter OF
section No twenty-five t25) town No. eighteen (1S)
north of range No twenty (21 east in the County
of Manitowoc and State of Wisconsin, and the build
ing thereon erected by said Charles Wirch and ap
purtsnan thereto a ~
Dated, May 18th, 1865 ~ ~ Got
R. T. BLAKE, Sheriff.
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". s. EaLCO.M, III. ID.

DuySICIAy and Surgeon, Also Ex-
.raiaing Surgeon for PENSIONS, appointed by
the Government E. ~ :,
o7FICE corner of Eighthfand York streets, Manlto-
wsr. Wiscon,in .
orders left at the Drug Store will receive prompt
attsnt
CIR Particular attention paid to consultations and
70 tas treatment of DIFFICULT and CRITICAL
CC.ero 1929
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The Appelton editors are having a
little fun all by themselves. Sam Ryan
speaks:
"IIush my babe, lie still and slunlber,
Ger the thought of time to come,
Till lies arrayed in countless number
Will tend you to your warmer home,
Reid, reads and replies.
No old Sam / will not sumhes
Till that glorious time shall come,
When You and all your ku KluX number
Are damned about the devils throne.
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8, S,aNDERSON,

MANUFACTURER and Dealer In
WI Boots Shoes, Leather, &c, &c Shop on Buffalo
street, near the corner ef Eighth Repairing neatly
and promptly executed.
mber2
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Il. X KER.V',

WORK street. t.MouitOwOc.W Wis. " Dealers
1 in Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Fancy Goods
Glass ware, Boots and Shoes, Ready made Clothing,
Paper hangngs Hats and Caps, Toys, Children Caps,
Live Geese Feathers, Bird Cages, Kerosene Oil and
L4nps &c. &c. share of public patronage is soli-
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PRO Es3sATE:-~Eis9 i fE.sl,t. q. 9S.Eri.
4 la the Matter oI Tie ui john Smith, de-
ceased
On read M and filing the petition of Caroline Smith
- Nlcncott. representing, among Other tI.;a, t,t
John Smith late OF Michicott, the Thirty-tirst day
OF May, A. d. 1861 at Atlanta. Ga, died ines
tate, leaving goods, chattcis and within this
State, and that the said petitioner is the widow of
said deceased and praying that administration of said
estate he to her granted it soriered that said petition
be heard before the Judge ot this Court, on Monday
the 29th day of June a ID. 1868, 10 o clock A. NJ
at my Office in said County.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given the
heirs of said deceased and to all persons Interested, by
publishing copy OF this order for three successive
weeks prior said day af hearing, in the Manitowoc
Tribune, weekly newspaper published at Manitowoc
in said County. MS-3t ;
GEO. w. BARKER County Judge.
Dated at Manitowcc the lit day OF June, A. D.
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.TeaC advertisements. a
GREAT FAIR j
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL.

Ihe ladies OF the Episcopal Church have made great
preIarat pns for Fair and Festival the afternoon
and evening OF the Fourth of July at Hubbards build
ing general invitation is extended to the public
THE COMMITTEE. 4
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u, q. .TOHN'SOT,

~ ENFAtEN EN - FuF0AShiuS >roO~AS "a
" svery description
lam nrsparei to manufacture full suts of Men and
boys clothing the shortest notice, and
Earante.d. employ the best worknen to be iounas
and keep two of Singers Sewing Machines constantly
An =.
sIGHTH STREET opposite Goodenow Barnes
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Aaaias er.... z c. H1wes.
Never before in the his
i to y .of amu,ethenis IN
America has any enter
nr'ze, Of n simil r charac.
&c hren inglI.uTatel On
sp vast and gra q a Gale
A. the preS ut company :
NJ has there ever before
been ef re J for piIhilc ap-
ureeiatiou and patronage
nm eXSihition winch COM
ii % sach nlaercuS and
varlHt A gfS actions.
Before spcakrng these
n detail, the Management
'r ire to direct public at
tHl''on t) a feliu e as
n'yci il coPceptien as it
j g~ard m exccuti9n we
refer 10 our great
Gratuitous Exhibition,
Winch characterizas tho
cnFee of our establish
N ant in every place. A
Brilliant Street Pageant,
waish for extent, richness !.
eleganc !, dazzii8g effect,
gorgenHs display and
thrriiing interest, has new
er been equaled since ths
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GRysaDEns' TRIUMPH


fi'lsiStilg Of hiou,,ted
* sii. hss, c!al in
FURNISHED steel armour
VITA their banne. s, pen
1ons. aad insignia and ac-
comlaniel by their laGies
il c1ztgmcs OF Medicya
iges, All preceding z the
C.0Wnlng feature of the
Procession.
Thus enterprise possesses
the requisite resources for
producing. nj one per
| 'urmaace, in the same Cir
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CHIClGD Il NORTHWESTERN
( 7FF RAJ" ROAD. ff-s-

SUMNER ARA NGEHENT .reEtf
Stare. from Manitowoc connect daily with trains
On me Chicago and Northwestern Railway, leaving
NEESAH AND MENASHA Is
=. follows. Gofno s,nth at s. 20 A. NJ and SIS p. NJ.
reaching Chicago at 715 P NJ. and 5.45 A. NJ making
ctose connections with all
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN RAIL ROADS
and with
COUNCIL BLUFFS AND OMAHA LINE
of the G INV Railway for Dixon Fulton, Cedar
Rapids, Boone. Missouri Valley Junction, SiouA
CITY, COUNCIL BLUFFS and. OMAHA, thence via
Union Pacific Rail Road (maiu Linel to Cheyenne,
beaver, sweet Water Mines Salt Lake and all parts
o. Soarafto, Utah, Nevada Idaho, Montana Caifornia
Trains going North leave Mcnasha and Nesnah at
44i A. NJ. and S.55 P. NJ
Stespftg co,ectes Ill ni7ht trains cs-t
Th-sugh Tickets to ali point, East or sonth can be
purchased of A. H. Boardman, Ticked Agent. :
las GEO L. DUNLAP, Gen. Supt-
B. f. PATRICK, Generri Passenger Agent
J. P. HoRroN, NV. Pass Agt. Chicaxo
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VIII also exhibit at
sheboygan, Monday June 29,
Michicott, Wednesday July 1.

IN PROBATE: MaDitowOc County
4 Court.
In the matter of the estate Of John p Gisler, do
ceased
ON reading and fling the petition of Michael NJ.
GisIer, of Detroit. Michigan, representing among
other tbngs that he brother of John p Gsler,
Lite Of Saginaw, Michigan. died interstate, leaving
Goods chattels and estate within this State and that
he said petit ner brother of said deceased and
vne that administration of said estate be TO D. T.
Markham ranted it is Ordered that said petition. be
ard before the Judge OF this Court, on Monday, the
oath dav OF June, A D. 1865, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. st
INV Office in said County
Ordered further. that notice thereof be given to
the heirs OF said deceased and to all persons interest
cessve woeks prior to said day OF hearing, in the
Maaitovoc Tribune Weekly Newspaper published
at Nanitewo oc. in said County
7. GEo ". BARKER, County Judge
Dated at Manitowoc, the 2stb day of May A. b.
1so6 ~ aa "a s7-N
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REY.4yL LUuBER raRD,

rINEE Cndersi=ned are prepared to hl
i to order. bill, of lumber or lath on the shortest
potiee. A man will be all times in the yard,
ready to wait on our customers and receive their
dsrs. The best stock kept costantly hand at the
.nill. corner of Quay and 9th streets.
l2I4 GUYLES& / BROWN.
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The ManitOWoc Directory
Just Out,

Should be in the hands of every business man in
the place 1t is useful in hundred different ways
Go and get
For sale at the Franklin Bookstore, Price $500.
II PROBATE -SEanitosYOc z;o-. Court.
i In the matter of the Guardianship OF the Minor
Heir of Oliver Classon
On reading and filing the petition of Joseph La
Count Jr guardian of said Minor presenting among
other things that the said ward is seized OF certain
real estate i'll said county and that il necessary that
the should he sold, and praying for license 10
sell the same and it appearing to the court from said
petition that it is necessary for the said minor sell
next of kin to said ward, and all persons interested in
said estate, appear Lelore ME, Monday the 18th
day of june A. ID. 1868, at ten o'clock A. NJ at the
Probate Office i'll said county, then and there to show
cause if any there be why license should not be
granted for the sale of said real estate according
the prayer of said petition 49,
And 1T is further ordered, that copy of this order
shall be published for four successive weeks prior to
said day of hearing in the -Iantowoc Tribune weekly
newspaper printed at Mailitowoc in the said comfy
9-4t GEO W BARK Err, County Judge
Dated at Manitowoc,the lzth day oi G!lii Nd lStS
IN PROBATE :-Mapitowoc County Court
In the Matter of the Estate OF Nils L. Nelson de-
ceased. -
On reading and filing tn, petition of Fredcricka
Nelson OF Manitowoc representing, among other
things. that Nils T. Nelson late of Mantuwoc the
ninth day of April A ID. 1865 board the Sea Bird
died intestate eav ing goods, chattcls and estate with
in this State and that the said pctitoneis the widow
of saip deceased, and praying that administration OF
said estate bc to her granted II is ordered that said
petition bc heard before the Judge of tlfs Court
Monday, the sth day of June A d. 1865 at 10 O'Clock
4. NJ. my office in said County.
Ordered further. that notice thereof be given to the
heirs Of said deceased and 10 all persons nei esed
publishing copy OF this order for three successive
weeks prior said day OF hearing, in the Nan.tawec
I-ltiA Il weekly newspaper published at Manitowoc.
in said County. M5-5t
G. W. BARKE2 County Judge
Dated at Manitowoc, the 18th day OF May A. D.
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sse nsu cssTe,,n

eEc,
na. BAN cAsTstlG,
WHO has mt with the
most uuhouHdci success,
ast, u st, North and
south, who W.T. introduce
lis ttOGae Of f. lncated
iiors 2, Houi,s snG mules,
cJns.SLIaE OF 1 h c far
ttclfet K C sian Horse
: u 4 y. The Comic
cs d9rse u 4 DaE1R
= E&T'Es Highly Fdu-
esiA.l Hules T'Ia;a'FEsY
su 4 II e = NJ L =
%y : 30. together with
MS b-td;ifui troupe Of
HErLhED PONIES.
Prof. w SLfLfS s
- l. . a4i bis troupe
r. nyr . =. erE 5.
49,. nT..1S
.,S,Sz7E
,.'-..'.,.,, 4A
- ~ :.
80. 49, - :, =,
=
- - a1li ''eas as.a"
i.s.S "a : .
~ no " n thc
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II. ID. JONES s. BRO,

sCTIRERS and Dealers i'm
NJ Lunber Lath and Shingles Bills cut to order
short notice. Mantowoc, Wis
d JoNEs W. B. JONES.
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FRED. SCHRGDER,

MEAT Market.--Having purchased
MI the business of Wm- Brown, shall hereafter
constantly keep hand tho choicest meats at the
rates share of public patronage selected.
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Cisi~kerming Lodge No. 55. l. q. O. +.
I Meets every Friday Evening at the Odd Fellows
Hall Corner of Commercial Eighth Streets.
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Edkgi5ks Ba5TNfss,
gHal!e5 aud Frederick
have be-it selected fer
tIeir fale Iaerits Us Gym
ra- Is.
Inc popular tester oi the
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JAMES ..AtIakA,
& hs has allcd, tnr several
consecutive seasons, tho
position of lea.:lng ques-
trian ~ the Metropolitan
Iuilllng OF the New York
Circus.
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