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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-18

In all new ountries we hear of fatal diseas-
es among Fowls, styled Chicken Cholera,
Gapes, Blindness, Chambers, Megrims or Giddi-
mes, &c. LEIS POWDER will eradicate the
above named diseases. In severe attacks, mix
a small quantity with corn meal, moistened,
and feed twice n day. While these diseases
prevail, use little in their feed once or twice
a week, and your poultry will be kept free from
all disease. In severe attacks oftentimes they
do not eat; it Will then be necessary to admin
lister the Powder by means of a quill, blowing
the Powder down their throat, or mixing Pow
der with dough to form Pills.
Cows require abundance of nutritious
food, not to make them fat, but to keep up a
regular secretion milk. Farmers and dairy
men attest the fact that by judieious use of
LEIs' CONDITION Pow DER the flow of milk is
greatly increased, and quality vastly improv-
ed. All gross humors and impurities of the
blood are at ence removed. For Sore Teats
apply LEIS' CHEMICAL HEALING SALvE-will
heal in one application. Your CALVES also re-
quire Alternative aperient and stimuiant.
Using this Powder will eXpel all grub worms,
with which young stock are infested in the
spring of the year; promotes fattening, pre-
vents securing, Sc.
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NOTICE.

7 ) hereby given TO p. w. Taylor. non-resi-
l. dent of the State OF Kansas that he has
been sued by Lafayette james: that the petition
OF the said Lafayette James was flied against
him i'm the office of the Clerk OF the District
Court for Lyon county, Kansas. on the 10th
day Of February. 1870; anu that he must an
swer said petition on or before the a5th day OF
March, 1870, or said petition will be taken rs
true and Judgment rendered against him:
quieting the title of the said Lafayette James
IN and to the north half of the northeast quar-
ter of section %. township Is, range II. in Lyon
county. Kansas, as against any claim or claims
OF the said II. W. Taylor, or any person claim
Ing the same or any part thereof by. through.
or under said P W. Taylor by any conveyance
made subsequent to the commencement Of this
suit, or by or through any eyance unre-
corded at the time Of the commencement of
this suit and for costs.
ALMERIS GILLETT.
6-S Attorney for Plaintiff
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from entering the list with this redonbt-

from entering the list with this redoubt-
ed champion of the whisky still.
1t is recorded that such persons steal
the livery of heaven to serve the devil in.
The sublime idea that licensing a large
number of houses to sell liquor will di-
minish the sale, is irresistible and con-
elusive. 1t is true that this is contrary
to the preconceiyed opinion OF the pub
lie, but then it must be true, for our Sol
ONION says it, and who dare gainsay
him; certainly nOtI Query? What is
to become of our lumber dealers, whole
sale grocers, and real estate agents !?
Have you a Lunatic Asylum in this
State? If the increase of dealers di-
minishes the business, your asylum (if
you have one) will soon contain more
than half of your population.
If this is the way the sale is to be di-
minished, 1 can sympathize with the
writer, and can easily see that his argu-
ments may come true; but then who
would have thought of it? Who is this
modern Scion? Let's have his name
Proclaim it to the people, that all may
bow the knee and sing peans in his
praise. Remove the bushel. Let the
light shine.
'Un sot trouve tOujours plus sOt qui Padmre.''
Messrs. Editors, dare not comment
any further upon the ideas of your cor
respondent. am gifted with very
small amount of assurance, and am al
most afraid to venture out of doors for
fear the ground may open and swallow
me, for daring, even in thought, to diff
fer with such misunderstanding and in
tellect-killiag article. Wonder If it re-
quired any stimulent before penning.
To you, however, gentlemen, cannot
close this article without returning
thanks, in behalf not only of temper
ance people, but of every lover of virtue,
of every friend of the fair name of your
town, for your manly criticism of your
correspondents article. You gentle
men of the press are mainly re-
sponsible for the well-being of the
people. Their business avocations re-
quire most of their time and attention.
They look to you to guard the avenues
to their homes, and warn them of the
approach of the invader. When you
refrain from doing SO, or are criminally
silent, you are, and should be, held to a
strict accountability. W. j.
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NOTICE

THABLES LEESIAN. and SaraI, teem,n
~ Don-residents Of the State of Kansas will
take notice that they have been sued nv Dan
lei els that his petition against them is filed
by him in the District Conrt of Lyon conntv
Kansas, and that they must answer said nett
ton on or before the oath day of March. 4. H.
lSlo, or the same viii be taken as true and a
title OF the said Daniel Wells in and 10 the land
described as the southeast quarter Of the south
west quarter of section -, IN township Is
defendants. PEITON 81 SANDERS.
6-S ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE

hereby giyento all credito-s and Others
interested in the estate Of Nancy I.angst6u,
deceased late Of Lyon county, Kansas that
ihtehd 10 make final settlement as admins
traitor OF said estate, at the next regular term
OF the Probate Cou-t Of Lyon county Kansas
10 DE holden NJ the court house in Emporia, oI,
the first Monday Of April. 1870.
LEWIS Il. LUDY.
o-J Administrator
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Sherif'S Sale

DHNirtue of an order of sale. bearing date
ID January s, 1870, issued out of the District
Court of the Fifth Judicial District sitting i'm
and for Lyon county, Kansas, and TO me direct
ed, will offer for sale at public auction at the
Court House door, in the town of Emporia, in
said county, on
Tuesday. February ~, Is7O.
At one O'Clock p. M. of said day, the following
described Real Estate, to wit: Lot No. ~, ON
Rural street. in the said town of Emporia. said
property TO be sold as the property OF Orlando
\. Trip, to satisfy Judgment in favor of j.
Il. Swallow.
Given under my hand this. 10th day OF .Eanu.
airy. A. D., 1870. \. Il. BANCROFT
81 sheriff of Lyon county Kas
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The Secretary of the Treasury has
directed the Assistant Treasurer at New
York to sell one million gold each week
during the month of February, and pur-
chase one million bonds on each altern-
ate week ON account of the sinking fund.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-06-16
GREAT FIRE AT NSTANTINO-
PIE
Twenty-Five Hundred Persons Perish
in the Flames-Value Of Property
Destroyed, 100000.

CoNsTANTINOPLE, June 9.-The great
fire in the Pera district has been subdu-
ed. Over seven thousand buildings of
all sorts we're destroyed, many Of the best
in the city. The less Of FIRE has greatly
exceeded the estimate made some days
ago. The remains CT $50 human beings
have been discovered. It is supposed
this number represents one-half Of the
actual loss. The total loss by the FIRE IS
computed at e25, G00,00 The English
underwriters suffer heavy Losses. The
archives Of the British Embassy were
saved. The American Church Of the
Immaculate Conception was on fire sever
al tires. and it is considerably damaged,
b'lt the gobelin tapestry. the gift of the
Empress Eugenie, with which the church
Is decorated, was saved unframed.
CONSTAS-IN9PLE. June 9.-1he les
Of life by the conlagration here was
ffiEhtfui. 1t some points whole fani-
lies we're hammed In hy flames and perish
ing in full view Of spectators who cou'd
60 rescue them. The panic among the
people was terrible and many lost all pres
ence Of mind and were unable TO save
themselves. Others, in di5pair, made
no effort to save themselves and were
lost Some Of the Turks in a spirit OF
fatalism peculiar 10 their race and relig-
ion, shut themselves Up in their burning
houses, refused assistance and met death
without a nuTnur. Twenty i've hun
bred persons were burned to death OF
killed By falling walls. Many more are
missing.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-06-16

The following Is the Papal InlgliibIl
ity dogma, as agreed upon on the y inst
BY the Ecumonical Council.
!. Ifauy one should say What the opis
copal chair Of the Roman Church Is u8t
the true and real intGHjJle chair ii rae
Blessed Peter, or that it has us5 been
dlyinely chosen by God a. tho 1Ha-. solid.
/ iadetccti1la and incorruplible roea d the
whole Christian Church, let him be ana
thema.
.. Ifany one should say that there ez-
| lists IN me world another iu .liale chan
Of the truth Of the GOSPEL Ut Christ eu
Lord, distinct and separate from the
chair Of Blessed Peter let INN be anathe-
ma.
3. IF any one should deny that the d.
vine HtT9j@tcrttn Of the chair Of Blessed
Peter Is necessary to the true way oLetcrnaI
/ salvation for all men, whether unluiHiul
or faithful, whether -aymeu auC Blah-
ops, let him be aoaJh.4l.
t. If any 0ae should say that each
/ Roman ponf.a, Ie-i-aatsiy elected, IS
/ n0s, by Divine right. the successor CI
/ blessed Peter, even fl gEa gllt 81 Cae In
/ iaIGblijy Of Uju1tstsfaH. and should lie.
/ ny to any one Of taen The prero-4rjva OF
! lnia3lJs5tv for teaching the Church the
/ Word o, God pure from iii corruption
/ ana error, leJ him he auathema.
4, Ii any one should say that General
! Councils are established by God in the
/ Church as a power Ct feeding the Divine
luca IN The word IF Saith superior to tia
Roman PoatiG " equal 70 him. o. lie
/ cess9fE by Divine Institution ia Ora-i
{ F...F e. 2
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The Civil Service.

One of the most pressingly necessary
reforms is that of our civil service.
The bill Of Mr.. Jcnckes for its reorganiz
alton was debated In the House on the
Sd 4th & 5th of May last without being
brought to any decision. We acknowl-
edge that there are some features OF the
bill which arc rot republican: still the
reform is so very much needed, that
Congress ought to adopt something def
mite in regard to it before its adjourn
ment. A very powerful advocate Of the
bill IS the author of an article in Har-
pers Magazine Of last March, who, after
strongly but not overdrawn picture Of
the present custom Of giving Office az
reward of men for their party services,
or as a bride from congressman
TO secure their reelection, gives the fol
lowing history Of It's origin and increase
under the different administra tons as
follows:
THIS taint il the IifebIood Of our administrative
system drawn from its English source of patronage
delayed very long to develop its c0fruptiag power.
The new government too full OF youthful strength
and fresh promise 70 grow at depraFed. Inc
circumstances % the country opened so many IIutTed
and buUudless fields to talent and energy that these
so1ght in Independent action Ilore mo, q aud fruit
than places at the capital could yield Guided by
the Purest intentions the appointing power found
difficulty in filing, upon personal knowledge Of the
few applicants, the small number Of Offices which it
had to hestoW. Washington did not think it be-
meath him acquire the character and fitness - she
most INSIGNIFICANT appaiEtres, none 81 whom ever
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-06-16

"a 6ooD NoRN.-Ihe American Sun
DAY School Union has, in the year end
ing March lst 1870, organized I,2s5
qlezg Sunday Schools. in which were
1000 teachers and 55.I53 scholars. It
mas also visited aad aided j. $50 schools.
with a. 4o- teachers 5al o-2 -tzsob..Isry
,,Iioo ar,al to+,I - ST 80.
-, .--',,0,7
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-06-16

THE New ILLUSTRATED TDTTrov or
" FEsTEB'S DTcUoEAHY.-Tkis seem
!ngiy dry and certainly ponderous hook
has Its peculiar charms. Here is collect
ed and tersely set down a vast duanlifv
Of various and useful knowledge. such as
Is indispensable TO educated men and
women. Here are an hundred and four
teen thousand words, defined with q
ciearnesS, iulIness, precision. and wealth
OF illustration, that denote the soundest
scholarship, aud the most entire fidelity
to laborious details. AItogetherthe work
Is marvellous specimen Of learning.
taste, and thorough labor We praise It
| heartily, because we believe It deserves
the heaTtiest praise. -Aa0 IorL: AlJtoa
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-06-16

LAKE SHORE ROAD.-As we write the
Lake Shore Road is being located in this
city. It has not been decided whether
tie road will cross the river above or be.
low Fight Street bridge; but the suppo-
siti0n is thatit Will cross below. and that
the depot will be situated on the marsh
this side of the old Seventh Street bridge.
A force of 800 men and 40 teams are now
at work upon the road between Efilwau-
kee and Port Washington. 1t is thought
the cars will be running into Port Wash
ilgton in few months, Sh65Qygaa Co.,
Herald,
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A Maelstrom in the Great Salt LAX

ftCoBRINyE, Z. T., June ga subtor-
rauenps outlet to the great salt Lake has
been found opposite CorTinne, and be-
tween Fremont aud Kimball Islands.
The schooner Pioneer, Captain Hannah,
sailing in the vicinity last Tuesday, was
drawn into the opening. which Is an i'm
laenze maelstrom or stupendon5 whirl-
pool, ana the descent and circular mo-
ten OF the water were so rapid and vio-
lent that the vessel was made to zpiu
around u ID with fii9httul velocity, and
IL was only BIZ high wind prevailing at
the time that she was enabled ia sail
beyond the Influence OF the awful clasu.
Captain Hannah reports that he has n5
doubt that this opening, never before
discovered i the grand outlet 81 the
lake. ! party Of scientific men viii leave
here Immediately. on the steamer Kate
Conner, 10 investigate the greatest cI
modern wonders. The result will prob
ably show how for ages the accumulation
from thousand mountain streams HIS
disappeared through ths earth 5 surface.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-06-16

THE ruin of most men dates from
some vacant hour. OCCUPATION is tho
armor Of the soul There is a safir;s,]
poem, in which the dcvil IS reDresentoJ
as fishing for men, and fitting his hail -
the taste and business Of his prey bnJ
the idler, he said, gave him no tropbIe
as he bit the naked hook" wv
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-06-16
Proceedings of the International TWO
graphical Convention.

sis E1A4-C-ek Ion Cl4GLOL.
CINCINNATI june 9.-The Tnter7a-
tlonal Typographical Union adopted 4
resolution faToglug regular system of
apprenticeship wherever the influence of
subordinate union can operate
HE following names were struck from
The list 81 permanent members. for caus-
e. stated; John Cox. Baltimore: Thorn
as y sample, Iltss0urg, T.. r. Dumas.
LlmTa ter rafting, H. v, HARRINGTON
Boston, Tor non payment Of dues.
ING practice Of printing neEspaporS
outside, away from the home Office. was
dlsappToFed but no remedy suggested.
RESOLUTIONS were adopted protesting
against the use Of public money by The
POSTMASTER General to print business
cards on stamped government envelopes.
The next convention is to be held in
Baltimore.
The project for establishing home
Tor disabled printers was considered I'M
practicable.
a resolution declaring this union The
hlghes+ authority in the print
ing business, having power to establish
q general rule in regard to qualifications
Tor admission to subordinate unions. was
offered. This had reference to the admis-
slon OF negro printers. Under the plan
ed"at"d yesterday. leaving the subject
OF admission to subordinate unions, it
was claimed that one union might admit
q negro, and if his card was refused H.,
others their charters would be forfeited
hlr. Bates, of Memphis. said II vas
understood in the South that no negro
would be admitted to & union sont6 ri
Mason and Dixon's Inc.
LSouthern printers seem to be about on
par with Southern churches. How
long shall It be before they viii admit
the'ight Of universal brotherhood. n
The resolution was lost. So this s7,b.
jcct remains as left by che action yesler.
day
4 resolution vas passed encouraging
female compositors to cooperate with
male printers whenever employed TO-
gether.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-06-16
street Improvement Notice

CITY CLERK's OFFICE Nanitowoc. June 2d 1870
Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals VIII he
received within days from this date 10y the Street
Commissioner of the Sd Ward for improving iTth
Street from the aanitowoc river to the North line of
Hamilton in the Sd Ward of this City according
to plans and specifications now file in this office
s-2t WN- Ii. HssscBEgIVER, City Clerk
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sIade of pocr Fsrrz1. vEEstarzey. Proof
"a rs1S- fazasi 2Zsszsss EizgtEEDEz. ductored
g3ccd, aad s~eeened 20 please tie taste called Ton
ICES. AQVctizer-, l-est7tcrs &C. THAI lead the tsp
pier so ,irrjSeneS- and ruin. IUt nlcdi-
inc, MADE from tie native Roots and Herbs of ALI
pfuI,, fzse Er0sss asz Nee EgosEc ssEilys.s-
taEs- They arc tAe So , ~ Ezsf<A<Rz- EaE-.
s-& =t''t s.s 58 e+sH E-Esi Ezst zTS'5-
E4.E- perfect Ranov#far and IEvig,rator Of the
s. stem carrying OF al poisonous matter and rcscr-
ing tins blood healthy condition. No person can
take these 1tters according to directions and remain
long uusveIi
ss@8 viii he given for an fncurrabIe case provid-
ca Che bones not destroyed by mineral pCsCns or
oher means, and the vital organs wasted beyond the
point OF repair.
Tos EH.sssEsszaa 1ogy ssEls5 S's,yoraie E7Fsers-
ESsstl 1882. sessss smut ie Es5.s or Ia
as2se-s5ess. z25s5Csa, aZezsa5Esszst. szzssl En-
sSi@o-., Liver. Kidneys, saad FSsafsgpr,
these fsztscTl have been most successful. SssCl
Diseases are caused ty Initiated Sliced. which
is generally produced 10y arrangement Of the Esj-
srr@fEzs 5sEsss-z4e4.
Cleanse the Initiated Blood Whenever YOU find its
EruFHons or sores: cleanse it when Won find ii oh
struoted ana sluggish IL the veins: cleanse 1t when
t is oui, and your feelings viii tell Won when Keen
tie blood pure and the health of the system VIII fol
PIN, TAPE and other WORMS. Iurlfns, in the svs
tenn Of SO many thousands are electually dest Dyed
aHl removed
In Bilious, Remitteit, and Intermittent Fevers
care u'iE the circular around each bottle printed il
ioHr i.mgUazes-EiSiish, German, French and Span
ish
J.wALKEa, Proprietor. %. Commerce St. Ny.
r. II. MCDONALD & CO..
Druggists and general Gents. san francisco and Sac
ra1'oHto. Cal .arlia. ami Commerce St. n Y
81 SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS L DEALERS.
lI-2-5m.
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Tmnigrat+0n.

I. @ Hartman, the IMMIGRANT Agent
At Milwaukee, makes the following re-
port to James Ross, Secretary Of the
State Board, showing the number and
nativity Of Immigrants who arrived in
Mill, - n-,Ein-r E,-nn I lS-n.
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Halyor larsen, the Immigrant Agent
ct Chicago, also makes the following re-
port Of the arrivals of immigrants in
that city during the week ending June
- IL Lna-r -a-ti.a -,
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FIRE ORDINAN CE.
Establishing and Regulating tie Fire
Department Of the City Of
lIdnttotcoc.
Published June 10th, 1870.

been designated for that purpose In the
manner hereinafter provided; one or
more fire. wardens in each division or
ward Of the City. in addition to the
Aldermen Of the City who shall be ex-
ot1clo Fire Wardens and such compa
MES Of EngIBe-men, Hose men, Hook |
and Ladder-men, Bucket men, and Spe-
clai Fire " ardens, Is are nos organized |
Or may from time TO time be organized, |
by and with the consent and appropria- !
ton Of the Board OF Aldermen; and the |
persons composing said companies, are |
hereby and shall be denominated fire |
men.
Sec. ?. The several companies named |
IN the preceding section, shall consist OF |
as many members as the Board Of Alder |
men shall from time to time direct and |
may resp ectiveiy adopt such organization |
and from time to time %uch constitution, |
bylaws and regulations fer their govern |
ment, subordinate ~ the ordinances of
the City, and subiec5 to the approval Of
the Board Of Aldermen, as they may
deem best calculated 10 accom- iish the
objects thereby contemplated; and shall
hold an annual election n each year, at
which they shall choose from among
their own members a foreman, assistant
foreman and clerk, and such other Off
GERS as they may require IN accordance
| with their respective constitutions and in
the manner provided therein and it
shall Ge the duty Of the said companies
to attend to the engine, and other fire
apparatus, committed TO their charge,
and the buildings wherein the same are
kept.
Sec. 3. The members oftha Ere De
3 8 I
cd to vote for the Gh;of and assistant
Engineers of said Derarfnant shall COL
}eetiyelv he'2 an a0af.rl aiae7ia7 en- fla|
second Tuesday IF .Tar!rarv 81 each ve4r.
at some suitable and convenient ,,.e.a IN
H., asf.....al h- tEa THIEF Ez- ;-a.r ~
I'm his absence Hv the N~-;-f.,r.4 s...,.,,-sar
then entitled t9 flfn ra.-.r,.a,,4 .@s-a gfra
Hs..rtr,a.t a,. r.s,..r.. -.s-i-, tl.a..e,f -
t,,... off si,a 7.,aay. :,,...-f..g +, fa,a o,,,-
.- I.,-s ras ,sreE ,,rs.t-,.r.s f., -,,s-L ..ga.,
nom. a. which eIarfiaa thew shall lFasig-
nato 81 HaHar f;r.o ...,..1r- ora r.,
/ Chief E5a.iuear. one for First A.-;.ttrf
Ea.in...~. and ora FL. Second Assistant
l,.u.r.s7. and ,in ,,,.y., ,rbn'.l..ff,e
.s-a A.. IS @e4- ,,r1,L.,. r. 80. ~, ~.
/ af' said office. IF ri.iar cr a.-i-far.r n
! afae...o. shall h a;.l,oirfa,l IL, tha Pos,d
/ If Aldermen IN tLa cl4,sa ~ -, T.,
.taT - - - agI;o.t -Di - ~ :;
Co. .i,' 60 ~ v:'sII
- - ~ 10 z=.4 cLoc.ih'
7, 7 -. Ne f..,'.o'' u d ui"ii'y OF IAi1
''.i =. men, @s'e.l person Is ma
.L.'l 'l.':1...'l ID l.ie general qoa4S1e5!-
,:o.' .s't5'.,-,1 ~. 4'le sa'i1'5@t and en-
E. el4at discharge oi the dajias Of the Office
Al go ~ go l. .il Gs-l l'sa!:
,; 5z,.,. ~ :. .lG;,'.s5 i. ,i'o o1le9 q
i -. 49,, -, " .,l1 '.zsl7lilG
os,; -,7 80 ''''.3I' 5'aoE'i
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FIREEIhTJ'S JUBILEE
IT W - - - 70 =
SATURDAY, June 18th 1870.
Order OF The Dav

Order Oh the Lay.
I.-Reccption Of the invited guests by tie reception
Committee.
1T march in the following order to Turner
1ETGe Reception Committee headed by the Mar
sIia. Of thc day.
2.-EaHa
3.-Inyijc7 Guests.
4.--Fwo Rivers Hire Department.
III.-WeIrumc
EMBELLISHMENTS.
N-bi~land
YI-Rc-a-sa1able At the Tuancr Hall at I O'Clock,
p. NJ 10 march IN the following order TO Pic
ME Hill.
Reception Committee.
2-Baud
3-IHyiicd Guests.
Two Rivers Fire Department.
5.-CitiZcus
YII.-As,,mble at O'Clock. P. NJ, and march back
in like order to the public square there to disband
supper.
In the evening, GRAND BALL. Doors to be open
ed at - o'clock. 2. NJ.
The price Of admission Tor members of the Two
rivers Fire Department in uniform. 80 cts. Citizens
70 cts. Invited guests in uniform free.
By order Of the Committee
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PRICE LIST OF PLOWS :

PRICE LIST OF PLOWS:
iron Beam Steel PlOW, Golfer
a dWheeI, $40 90
la t0WOc County Steel Flow,
G te7 and Wheel, II 90
eoASAiii nc. II, Steel Pl0WS, 13 60
EaGSeF %. !. - II 90
CrOss PI0w, No. 9, Steel IL 90
Lord PlOW, No. IS, Golfer and
Wheel, ~ 80
tui5IFatGFS. 10 90
PeekSkiiI No. 81, s 90
Meadow o." Golfer and Wheel, II so
D0Bbie Potato PioW, s 90
PiOw Points, &C, 20. IS cents.
All Of our Flows ground perfectly bright and
smooth.
Give us call before purchasing elsewhere. Salts
ieiaCtun guaranteed.
- liberal discount to the trade
II. D. SNALLEY. &C SIALLFY
Manitowoc, April 81, 1870. 1-3n