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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-04-07
NiG-Ln9.

Tie prop.,irr 81 doe came il ,,is
n,orrias 'roat Milwaukee.
Goounlcu TRANSPORTATION Go. FOR
lN7o-A I Goalrich, pr--itcn,; T. q.
6ltl;n, Superintendent; W. Ii. Wright,
Secretary AMI Treasurer.
The Company VIII run the foI,oa;i .
splendid steamers, otI;vrci AMI en- tie
routes rs follows
Side wheel steamer Nurli'o,goc, b Sweeney.
Commander; Edward Dorsey, first officer,
Jacob Lang, frss engineer; Henry Pate.
clerk. From Chicago to Manitowoc, west
shore route
Side wheel steamer Shsjovqan. Charlie. Nc
Iutosh, Commander; Michael Crossin, first Off
Ger, ". Elliott, first engineer; Charles Thomp,
son, clerk; John Lee, steward. From Chic4-
G. = MaG!towoc, west shore route.
side wheel steamer i'0snQ, John F. Nc
Corm'ck. Commander; Henry White, first Off
Ger; b. Curry, first engineer; Warren Dorsey,
clerk; Gavin Watson, steward. On Grand
Haven and Musk scon route
side wheel steamer 0ri0u A FineieId
Commander; II McGraw. FIRST officer; }. lie
Kaiser, steward On Grand Haven and Mus
keSon route
side wheel steamer Corona new, y. W.
Napier, commander; Robert Jones, first OFF,
Ger; W. ii. Benney, first engineer; Jas. K
Clark, clerk; James Ghee, stew I'd Chicago
AMI St. Joseph route.
Steamer TrussdsY, Thos. H. Mcdonald
Commander; Thos. Bsltin, first engineer;
Edward Ever, clerk. Chicago, ManitJvoc
and Green Bay route.
Steamer 81 Joseph, Jno. Gilman, Com
ms nd n
Q Brien, first engineer; VIM H. Guvles
clerk. Chicago, Manitowoc and Green Bay
route
The side wheel steamer Corona is new,
built during the season Of 1869, at Manitowoc
and expressly designed for passenger
steamer TO run from Chicago to St. Joseph
She - a splendid model, and furnished thro'-
out IN most substantial and elegant style.
and will be furnished correspondinglv well in
all departments Her dimensions are as fol-
lows: Length, 200 feet; breadth Of beam. u
Iet', breadth over all, - feet. depth Of hold,
loi lte'. G., HURsoS. Agent.
L. X. Barron, Passenger Agent.
NEW PRoPELLER.-A friend writes ua
from Chicago under date of March 2Sth, that
Mr. t. \. Goodrich is building a fr.t-cl4ss
propeller 10 be called the NQrlri,.o, for the
Green Bay and Chicago line She is 1875 feet
tons measure. he viii have the best of pas
.ongcr accommodations, and will be ready to
take the place Of the 81. Joseph about the mid
die Of June next Green Bay -4Gpocate
The propeller alluded to in the above
article is on the stock. at this port Her
ribs are all W, and she Will soon be ready
tor plaukiug.
4 steam barge passed this port on
Monday las, going down the lake. She
passed here again Tuesday on her way
south. Perhaps che belongs to the FEM
ans, and is out RECOMMENDING.
The schooner ketchum, Of Chicago,
arrived here yesterday morning, from tina.
city. She reports large amount Of ice
along the shore and says landing cannot
be made between Can,reyille, l6 miles
south OF here, and Waukesan She i,
loading a, the north pier for Mahoney &
Co, with telegraph poles ard r L lie:
tc. Chicaga
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DISTRICT CUCRT OF THE2
USlrEDsTA1fs fos rHsDIs- In Bankruptcy
TRICT OF WISCONSIN.
In the matter Of 2 J romo ticI &c y Gideon
Siye. bankrupts.
Al Milwaukee in said district. on The nine
tenth dsy Of March, \. d. 1870, District CT
HisconSin.-ss
Take notice, that q petition hss been fled
il this Court by ?. Jerome Pierce ( G dsun
Slye, Of Man.t1woc, us, in sand District, duly
declared B nkrupt underline act of Congress
OF March ?, 1857, for Il discharge. and certif-
cate thereof. from all his debts and ether
claims proveable under said act, and that the
nineteenth day Of April. \. D 1872, at ten
o'clock \. NJ. is assigned fer the hearing of
the same, when and where you may attend
and show cause, if any you have, why the
prayer Of said petition should not be granted
80 JOHN VI. MILLER.
Clerk L s. District curt W!zcyu sin
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The Advantages OF Having a Lit
6rary Vile.

,
| attend nv wife to sOlreeS and ccnyer>
sazjones as 4 humble companion. aud am
Introduced as tie husband Of Mrs. Searl
Coming home RON town in the cars, some
otfc GUS fellow With whom ltaii into coaver
sstIoD volunteers TO show he the villa Of
the distinguished posless, and perhaps
adds They do say her husband i, q suriy
curmudgeon. with no appreciation for her
gentu-." Il | venture 70 take a morning
saunter among my strawberries, shall
probably fnd some aud.cious tours. tsking
photOsra phic views or gratitousy trimming
my hedges. Ten 10 one | shall next STUN
tie on newspaper reporter, will take care
To have NE lnventoricd, II hi next issue
among the fountains, acovsS and other
prospelities Of the poetess. OnIy tie OF her
day our butcher till was felomiously pur-
I0lned from the tab!e by some nemento
hunter II would not surprise me TO see
II produc d 10 answer the question (Oniy
changing the gender
Upon what nest doth this on. Cas.r feed,
That he is grown great ~
The expressmau leaves boxes Of aromatic
Frances Augusta Soap" and genuine
'Searl Baking Powder" with c0mpiim hts
Of tie enierprlslnc. dOnors, CO lec:ing enor-
NOUS teos Therefore; AMI every dag he
nail carrier makes general delivery at
our door. Presentation copies, in ''giit
and blue" and partrictian bronze of trashy
to, t. usurp my library she'vcs, ill well
thnnbed tzaac Walten and Sir Thomas
Browne aye thrust into an ignoble corner
We receive frequent depntations from
the ''T4I.ox Dip - As oclation," the
Porringer Aid Society" snd other char
tiles, each soliciting my wife to head it,
list OF lady patronessas, ana o7erwheLm its
rival with merIted confusion; bu, am
happy to say she has Mt yet unlertakel
the role Of phi,aathropist. When that
dayrc0mss | shall sit, ike the meek JeIlvby
with ny head against The wall, if indee
the momentum Of her reputation does not
crush NE out of life altogether
cott> 5 II ..2n=ine
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j. 4. BROWN, II. D.
Phy stefan. Surgeon and Ac.
coucleur.

ESP ECIAL &iten;lon given, ~ heretofore,
- curing long experience 10 difseuls
oBSTEfRICS AMI SVRGERi ugatbsr
with UTERINE di=eases sf,d dir.sses Of the
LUNGS.
E-F- Nothing would be more or Tying han
to be able t. attend to every c,l, aad thsreby
please uil but as this is impossible, ~
Prdcfsc only is solicited.
Once on York street, orposis Beer aud
hern's store Residence corner Of Main and
Chicago streets, directly Yves, Of t. Epsee-
Fal Church
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all firm produce at the highest price
WHEAT, Whits Winter-90.
do Red do SIS.
do Spring do Use
RYE-65cts
0ATS-40c.
POT ATOES- see.
BEASS-S1. 50a2 %.
BARLEI-90c.
HAY, per ton-S9O0
FLOUR, White Winter-s5 30.
do Rye do $500.
do Spring e1trs $500
do Suparhne SO so.
FINE CORN MEAL--S2 90.
PORK, Mess, per bbl.-S3o.o0
do Fresh, per hun !rsd-sS SOFAS
SALT-'2 90
BCTTER-22c.
EGGS-l5c
SUGAR, Browu-12a16c.
do Crushed and Rsfned-iee.
COFFEE Rio-o5a30c.
do Iava-35c.
LUMBER, Common-Ss 00a12oo.
do Second Clear-S20.
do First do $500.
SHINGLES Commons LOO
do Warranted-Sl 80.
do SaweI-S2 80.
LATH-s5.50.
WHITE FISH-s7oos 90.
TG0UT-6.50
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Where to Vote.

" mere TO Vote.
The Voting Places next Tuesday are as
follows:
First Hora-Council Room.
Second Hard-B. Jones Office.
Third Ward--House Of Carl Gauger.
Fourth Hard-Ofhce Of Edw. Conway.
The town polls will be at the same place
they were at the election last Tuesday in
the Fourth Ward, opposite the City Drug
Store.
Let every voter be on hand early aud
cast his vote FOR THE RAILROAD
PROPOSITIONS"
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By telegraph we are informed that the
people Of Sheboygan have voted unani-
mous!y for the Railroad Tax
Let our county fall into line, and no, be
the cause Of the defeat oF The building Of
the road
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SIS GOLD WATCHES, $40
THE ONLY GENUINE rOUBLE-EXTRA
REFINED
GROEDE GOLD WATCHES
BY TIE ozsGEnE
WATCH CO.,

Are all Of the best mako hunting cases. war
ranted net to taruIsh look like tue Gold
wears ike Gold, and ar5 equal 10 The best gold
watches IN make and finish with the best full
jeweitd detached and patent levers. extra fine
classes, Gents and Ladies' s.ze,) SIS each
The double extra refined, soiid Oroite gold
A No I, full icwe|ed levers, at &c each
Sent by express anywhere within the United
States. al regular wholesale prices, payable
on delivery. No money is required in advance
only satisfactory assurance that the order is
made in good fifth. Any package may bo
opened ami examined before paid for, by pay
ing the express charges only
Persons can order by mail with safety, b.
sending money III advance, in registered
letter, and the goods Viii be sent az a regis
tered package, T-Tpaii oErrisk.
An agent sending for six watches, will re
reive an extra W ten free making seven Sls
vatches for $50, or seven s Q watches for SlZ0
Also elegant Oro;dc gold chains of latest
and most cost. Y styles for Ladies' AMI Gentle
mems wear. from 10 to 80 inches long, NJ
prices Of g, 81, IS and IS each sent with
watch. ~ Ywest wholesale prices.
Oar watches are Ill made OF tie genuine
solid orode god, refined. are all perfectly
regulated and adjusted, and guaranteed b.
tie company 10 keep correct time and e-etr
and not caTuish. ctete be kind size aud price
.. watch required. and order only Of
TEE 0kJIDE watch 20.
III li7 ta!.-l s'-es', Ser ! *
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s@- There i. hardly any snow to be seen
about the city now, and We are led to the
conclusion that spring is really here.
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H@ Substantial repairs have been made
upon the drcdgs at this port, and We may
soon expect TO see her Singing mud around
a lively rate
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Beware Of Fraud

/ Citizens Of Man,towyc, read the follow
ing from the Appleton Cre.cel.t OF last
week:
I Oae arEum-nt used IL he re-aincrs and
/ duf-s Of The Chicago { : ". aul Nil
raaale 4 81. Pau Railway companies, to
/ Iuruce AppieiOu!a5s 10 vote down the
+ proposition for a railroad from M4n!J0Hoc
/ 20 Appleton to vote down all proug rIJty
/ Of getting Appleton on the shortest cheJU~
est and mast direct line from the East 10
the North Pacifc raij,coy, nov being built,
to vote down the present opportunity TO
provide our manufacturing and other bust
ness interests with a great competing line
of railway,-is tina, it will prevent the
building Ct the central rou'e," the
! swinging charter loa1 from NilsaTk
To Appleton! The retainers know better.
AZ least eight, perhaps ten, miles Of the
MsnitOwoc railway can be used 10y. aud is
At the service of. the central ronte'
managers, IF THEY WILL NAME APPLE
Ton A. A POINT sar Thsy have not an
uounced they do eot-thfy toW not, We
fe4r-au; hortatIyeiy announce their iuten-
ti"n OF bui ding 80 Appleton at all, except
u swing around to quote Mr. Richards
Of Ntwauk Ie-ln sight Of Appleton, and
pass Oh 10 Doty Island!
Eysry advocate in Appleton for a con
nection with the North Pacific via. Mani
to"oc aud ApDeton, will labor zaalou-ly
to bring ths Central Route road here
also.
We cannot hope Of obtaining it if the
Manltowoc road l. not built Bpild that
road, and j, viii force the building of the
other, II Milwaukee cares to secure any Of
the trade OF this region.
Let 10 man be deceived by the rataincrs
and agents Of the existing monopolies The
monop0 les want 10 more railroads built in
this State.
Are our people fools, that they will
obey the dittum OF those who would
grind tie faces OF the poor" com money
out Of our farmers, mechanics aud .aborers,
to enrich themselves, and make Appleton
with its unsurpassed Advantages bat a
mere hsmet-a place OF no importance
just 10 enrich d cotsrie Of shylorks and
sharper~ in Wall street. New York?
GS@ Tie man Icito opposes aid u the con
struction Of tie railtcay from .U1aitopoc 70
-4ppleioa, and thence 70 tie North Picjfc,
Is alter \ TOOL IN THE HANDS OF MoNOPO-
LIFTS. OR A TRAITOR 70 THE IN
TERESTS OF OUR WORKING. IN.
DUoTRiAL PEOPLE, AND AN ENE
MY TO EVERY HOMESTEAD IN
APPLETON
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The Election

The Election
Below We give the result Of the election
in tue several wards Of the city:
FIRST WARD.
PepaJhcan. Democratic
7. Johnston l53 CarI H. Sehm.I. s.
Otto Troemel I43 r. H. Hoes %
POLICE JTsTIcg.
Don A Shove l45 Geo. ". Barker 81
ALDERMEN.
Klingholtz Gu n Isl W. Bach, CHI 90
Il Martens l5i A Dampke SO
H. G-eve l55 VI Riphnser 50
JUSTICE o. TIE PEACE.
J T. Znns l57 c. Reuter- 81
CONSTABLE.
y. Griebling AS l. Heineman 81
SECOND WARD.
Peter Johnston 10 Carl H. Schmid. IS
TREASURER.
Otto Troemel 50 r H. Hoes 81
POLICE JUSTICE.
Don \. Shove 81 Geo. ". Barker IS
ALDERMEN
=. Waldo, Chm Sc j. Rankin, Chm IS
Reuben Snifin 81 Geo \. Woodin IS
j. e. PhiIholm II Eiw CONWAY IS
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
O.. A. Forrest Sc Peter Peterson IS
CONSTABLE
Rob't I. Blake I0l John Dillon A
THIRD WARD.
MAYOR.
Peter Johnston 1874 Carl II. Schmiit lOl
TREASURER.
otto TIoemeI 100 r II, Hoes us
POLICE JusTICE.
Don 4. Shove 1873 Geo. w. Barker l0l
ALDERMEN.
F. Bean, Chm 40 VI. kuhl, Chm 90
NJ FolIendorf loo Geo. Pankratz Us
d. Boomer I39 II Scherer SO
JUSTICE OF rHE PEACE
Heinrich lab p. WiebolI. 90
CONSTABLE
II. Strsuch 1872 T. jain l0i
FOURTH WARD.
MAYOR.
Peter Johnston 1873 Carl II Schmidt IS
TREASURER.
Otto TI9nel 90 + II. Hoes IS
POLICE JUSTICE.
Don 4 Shove l02 Geo. ". Barker II
ALDERMEN.
J. Barnes Ch'ullS &. Walker. Chm 50
F Kostomlatsky III Geo. Dryer s.
\. |. Gilbert les Hans Scovs 70
JUSTICE or THE PEACE
/. BoIcherdt ll9 G W. Morse So
CoSsTABLR
Frank Murphy l04 NJ Trainor 70
TOWN OF MANITOWOC.
The following are the town officers
elected: Supcryisors-W T. Watrous.
Chairman; August Felcr, Carl Nichols
Cox o r Bacon. Assessor Noritz
kicl. Urea .urer--Nick Genigan.
TOWN OF CATO.
O.Eccrs o'rctcd in The town Of Cato are
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OREET! IAL MILLS.

Keep constantly on hand all K ads
Of Flour. Feed, Neal, Pearl Barley
sc which we offer for sale at tie
VERY Low EST PRICES. We
shall always warrant our flour; Gus
tom grinding will be satisfactory.
We call special attention to our
PEARL BARLEY ROOM which is
jnst completed, whereby we are en-
sbled to exchange Pearl Barley for
Barley.
Orders for anything in our line will
BE- promptly filed and delivered
s5-ly SCHUETTE & VAIL.
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GREEN BAY.-The a}cocate Of last
week says tina; staging is now nearly over.
Every stage from the north is crowded
with passengers, mostly lumbsrmcn going
southwark. The road from Big Suamico
southwark IS nearly bare ground Scores
of men arc waiting al all the points of the
Bay shore for passage south. The load,
run irom - to IS passengers % the load
beside ths freight.
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s---A e8--' Of the ab0 { named preparations,
which have had very extensive local reputa-
ton, and now intend 10 introduce them to the
public on a more extended scale. by some
what new but very popular plan, viz: Package
System.
We want agents 70 canvass every city, town,
village and county in this state and deposit
one package or the above remedies with every
family and collect the same when due.
Goods sold only to and by canvassing agents
Agents furnished with any amount Of goods.
No capital required.
No pay required for goods until sold.
Also agents wanted to sell the CREAM OF
LILIES the most popular Of all toilet articles
for Identifying the complexion, removing
freckles sunburn, pinples, &c. 1t is hand
somely put up and is we'll adapted TO be sold
by Lady Canvassers. Every young lady Will
have it. Sold only by csnvassing agents.
Those out Of, OF wishing hight and profitable
employment, male or female, should address
STONER0AD s co. 46 Liberty ST, Pitts
burgh, Pa. for particulars and private crea-
lar with instructions to agents. 81
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Unanimously Carried IN Sheb0y-
gani
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The New PRESBYTERIAN Church. -
The found-tion for this splendid edfce will
be commenced the fore part of next week
on the corner of State and Eighth streets
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APPROPRIATIONS The sub committee
have agreed to report to the committee Of
the house Ct representatives. so 900 for
the improvement Of our harbor. This, no
doubt, viii be sufficient TO extend the piers
to their proper length.
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LADIES SOCIaBLE The ladies' socis
bic Of the lst Presbyterian church will
meet at the residence Of Mrs Jos w
Thombs, Oh Buffalo St, next Tuesday
evening.
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The Stockholders Of this Company having
seen the great efficacy and Power Of bis Med.
icine c me forward and furnished the neecs-
sary capital to bring it before the world
The comuauv arc aware oF t,ip almost mil
versal jud Smeu; passed upon medicines adrera
tlsed to cure Mi Gise.ssr. but tine rlncss
everything uIon Ito proref ier,l, and. the
Company only ask that the a'.Irtsl will try
their mei.cine before passing ;aigneht upoA
its merits.
We are receiving STAGES Of letters every day
ackncvie7 sing tie
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Duluth Ono OF oar citizens has kind
ly handed Us letter from friend attte
new town ot Duluth, Mum, dated Mare h
i4th. from which We take tie liberty Of
making The following extracts:
There is big rush here The Northern
Pacific Railroad was commenced here the 18th
ct FEB. and about 5000 people nave come L ere
since that time Every building is crowded
with people and great mgny are compelled
to g 10 Superior to stop. There is now in
course OF construction here, 8 elevators, 3
docks, go by o0uft., and a brcastvora 1850
fyet long. The r. r. Co. have 1850 mcu on
their pHy Ioll ca this - miles Next season
there WI be : bia rii-h hard on accom-. If ,Ls
5ul!i,ug q the Northern Pacific RR Bust
hess los on Frou. street are selling for sic 20
e1ea' Il. .. s.
-Erss. Bay -E&.gcG,e
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I'VE ProrT!rtors of tie undersigned { mp,
/ NJ oG.r 81 600 ~ their stats 20 the Public
which VIII b. so.d O parties acceptable to tho
present Company fcg ..n-t one hundred cents
on > dol, r payable Ia OF rter.y instailnen.
The Company IS o.ganizrd "a & substantial
basis and is doing good bus.prss. The stock
IS .stinrd 20 pay ont hanlred yer cent when
the medicine is p!-ccl properly before the
public
GREAT WESTERN COMPOUND co.
III uNKO WIS,
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Livery and Sale Stable,
Chill OF, lSCON SIN.

I E E undersigned respectfully informs the
p.a0jc tkai he h.s established Livery
arl sale stable It this place AMI hopes. BY
s.r.et attention &c tusre>s, 70 merit the Iub!ic
patronage. lie vii .a..i>h / st teams and
roE.fort-hl convey auccs, and viii keep horses,
carriages, wss,n '.ud sc. SIS tor sale Par
lie, from Fond ia Lac OF Vi inflow Q, who wish
tast and fresh teams urou their arrival here,
70 convey lfam TO ri;aer II he above points,
vii. Gu furnished on reasonable terms.
JOHN Ii. UUYLE
Gu on. Wis, Pee Ii,h. 1858 2s-tf
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NoNPAREII.s AT TEE BATl-Ail those
who were members Of the Nonparcil base
ball club of this city, last season are re
questcd to meet a the Second ward school
house this lThur-dayl evening for the
purpose OF porfccling a reorganization Of
said club 0,her, who are interested are
also eKpestel ID he rrasent.
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CoSNECTICUr ELEcIoN The Dsmo-
crats Of Connecticut elected James Z Eng
liSh for Governor last Tuesday 50 far as
heard from the Democrats have game! in
al parts Of the State.
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The following are the town officers
elected Supervisors w. T. Watrous.
Ctsrman; August Feltcr, Carl Nichols
C'uk--O r. Bacon. Assessor Noritz
kicl Urea urer--Nick Gen gan.
TOWN OF CATO.
Officers o,rctcd in The town Of Cato are !:
Sarer,isors-Jsc2b GRIMM, Chairman; @.
5 Davis, Hang MIts0a.
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The t2lCnsl2ID Vena1ueIl and For
tJ-E4T5 o. Her Crew Abandoned
by the passan~e-s.
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the Fourth Ward, opposite the City Drug
Store
Let every voter he on hand early aud
cast his vote FOR THE RAILROAD
PROPOSITIONS"
say- There i. hardly any snow to be seen
about the city now, and we are led to the
conclusion that spring is really here.
nA Substantial repairs have been made
upon the drcdgs at this port, and We may
soon expect TO see her Singing mud around
at lively rate
The New PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH -
The foundation for this splendid edfce will
be commenced the fore part Of next week.
on the corner Of State and Eighth streets.
LADIES SOCIhBLE The ladies' socia
bic of the lst Presbyterian church will
meet at the residence of Mrs. Jos w
Thombs, Oh Buffalo st, next Tuesday
evening.
APPROPRIATION The subcommittee
have agreed to report to the committee OF
NV,
u'-'' WI oe ',''"''e''' y eA'eN'' ''ie t''''
'i'''' p'oto' ,e'.s ~, -
NoSpAREILs AT TEE BATl-AIl those
who were members Of the Nonparcil base
ball club, of this city, lest season are re
questcd to meet a the Second ward school
house this (Ihuraday) ev,nln. for the
purpose OF pclfccliug a reorganization OF
said club. 0,hor, who arc interested are
also expected to he present
r,,,.T ,.,,,...,.-.,,', -, $500.
-, = ~. :..,.-,l3.,, .l..,l;.
CO.. ,.:. .,I,.r. !.
~
lr ,...-1.., a.
.r.;,I,. ;.,,... -,
IL.
man AMI 10 - Gel"rs Is Ter. Amongst
then ny Remembered The Manufacture
OF Pc an. hc."t Improvements !"
ptii.Iailan Street H...~ly>, O.ss2 lines
VI relocrqph, rae Pas Systsm Of Dam
sy.. Iahl,uc. 81 . ..:aa.i1u on II s,,A,
TIE FIlstory u Il. Ll,tsy Nlrvh, I,oa.,,
rca Projection, Tie %...n,e Of Lite
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