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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-07-09
Probate Court = District OF Addison
Hon. s. +. Cooke, Judge.

i OI AuulSOns
Hon. S. E. Cooke. Judge.
The following are the principal items
of business in the Probate Court for the
District of Addison, during the month of
May:
June 3-Samuel McAllister's estate, Hancock.
Administrator licensed TO sell personal estate
June 3-Lydia Johnson's estate, Shoreham. In
ventory filed. Commissioners report filed,
June 3-Orson S. Branch's estate, Orwell
Roswell Bottum, r. d. Hall, and L. D. Griswold
appointed appraisers and commissioners.
June 6-Joseph Steeles estate, Middlebury-
Will admitted to probate. Rolin Birchard ap.
pointed administrator with will annexed. L. D.
Twitchell and Milton Brooks appointed apprais
ers and commissioners.
June 7-Bensjah Douglas estate. Cornwall
keport Of commissioners to divide dover filed.
June l0-Edward X. Denison, minor Settle
ment Of guardians account filed
June l}-Willam P. Russels estate. Middle
bury. F. Z. Fletcher appointed administrator
Ama'a Tracy and W. r. Nash appraisers ana
commissioners.
June l7-Asaph brakes estate, weybrdge
Inventory filed. Commissioners report filed.
June l9-German ". Bankers estate, Leicester
Administrator presents his account for settlement
Court Monday July %, 1872
June 2l-Beley R. Perrys estate, Hancock
| David Eaton appointed administrator. EhuC
Darling and Scion Clarke appraisers and commits
sioners.
June i2-Benalah Douglas estate, Cornwall
Application for appeal from commissic ners repor
dividing dover filed Bond filed.
June 24-Delia Ida Leno, minor Guardian
settlement filed,
June 24-Roxana Ford, Granville Adjudge,
insane. George V. Wilson appointed guardian
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Yfdat Intiffs .
' TATE OF VERMONT-District Of

Il Addition, IS.
In Probate Court held at Middlebury, in and
for said District, on the 18th day Of June, A. d
1872.
Leonard D. jenny, Administrator de Jonis non
Of the estate Of
GERMAN W. BARKER,
lato of Leicester in the District of Addison, Dc.
ceased, presents his administrative account for
examination and allowance. 1t is thereupon or
dered that said account be referred to a session Of
said court, to be held Mt the probate Office in Mid
dlebury, in said district an tho 29th day Of July
next, at o'clock in the forenoon, for allowance
and it is further ordered by said court that notice
hereof be given TO all persons interested by pub
LEGATION three weeks successfully in the Middle.
bury Register, a newspaper printed at Middle
bury, previous to said time, that they may, al
said time and place, appear and show cause ifsny
they may have, why said account should not bs
allowed, and such decree made az shall be neces
sary to close said estate.
SAMUEL E. COOKE Juege
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Mliooleburp 8tgisttr,
Renublicnn County Comm tee.

The members of the Addison County
Republican Committee are requested to
Meet at the office of the "Register" il
Middlebury, on Friday July 18th, at
ID o'clock a. m, for the purpose of APP
pbinting town Committees for the ensu-
ing two years.
r.. LYMAN 4. KNAPP, Chairman.
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NTATE OF VERMONT-District of

~ AullsOn -.
In Probate Court held at Mildlebury. within,
and for said District on the 9TH day Of July.
D.. 1872.
stephen y. Warren, administrator Of the estate
Of iLPHEUS ROYCE.
late u orwell, in said district, deceased. maxi
application to this court for m extension Of the
time allowed him to pay the debts AID charge.
against said estate. it is thereupon ordered t6s,
said application be referred to a session of said
Court to be held Mt the probate Office in Middle
bury, On the 9th day of August, A. d. 1872; ami
it is further ordered by said court that notice
hereof be given to all persons interested bv pub
licatien Of copy of this record three weeks sue
cessiyely in the Mlddlebury Register, new spapel
printed at Middlebury, previous to said time, that
they may appear and show cause, il any thew NAV
have, why said time should not be extended
lGiw3 SAMUEL E. COOKE, Judge.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

The subscribers having been appointed by the
Probate Court for the District Of New Haven.
Commissioners to receive, examine and adjust ali
claims and demands of all persons against the e.
tate Of JOHN CRANE,
late Of New Haven, in said district, deceased rep
resented insolyent, and the term Of six mont1A
from the 18th day Of June, 1872, being al
lowed by said Court to the creditors Of said dc
ceased, to exhibit and prove their respective
claims before US, give notice that will attend to
the duties Of our said appointment Mt the dwell
ling house Of tho widow of said deceased, in New
Haven, in said district. on the second Thursday
OF August and December next, at ! o'clock in the
afternoon, Of each Of said days.
SYLVESTER D0UD, 1c..
II q. V. COOK. NOih'
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A VsIT TO STARKsBoRo. Agreeably
to appointment ON the third day Of July ,
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I. D. TWITCHEGI. d..
IL MILTON BROOKS, o''n -
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
ROSWELL DoTTrM)
i. h. HALL. fCam,.
Il {. II. GRISWOi.D.
STATE OF vERMONT-nistrict OF

- Addison, s..
In Probate Court held at Middlchui,, n AMI
for said district. on the q day or fuiY,
1872.
An instrument pnrporting 90 hc .hs las. viii
and testament of
BETSEY ELLLS,
latei 81 Middlebury, in said district de,eAssd
having been presented to said Court for probate
it is ordered by said court that all persons inter
ested therein be notified to appear Mt & session OF
said court, to he held at the probate Office, Ia
Middlebury, on the 9Th day of August, A. D. 1872
and show cause, if any they may have. against
The probate of said will; and it is further ordered
by said court that copy Of the record Of this or.
der he published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in Il g
Middlehnry Register, newspaper printed at Mid
dlebury, previous to said time appointed for hear
ing. IL SAML f. COOKE. judge
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We oher the best inducements 10 purchasers by
keeping the largest variety of goods and selling
at the lowest prices We have choice variety
Of goods fresh from market, and not surpassed by
any selection in town. Call ard We will show
you orr stock
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4 lash Will. BE PAID FOR 81 TIER, OF
" Friday, May 18th, and each succeeding Fri
day during the 7eason. al SHELDON 4 co.'s.
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SELLING RAPIDLY
Langworthy & Bonds.
CL THING,
HATS AND GAPS. !
BOOTS AND SHOES, q
FINE SHIRTS, q
COLORED SHIRTS, Y
HALF HOSE, Y
LINEN COLLARS 4 CUFFS, n
PAPER COLLARS 4 CUFFS, s
NECK TIES, q
NECK SCARFS, n
KID GLOVES, y
DRIVING GLOVES, -
SUSPENDERS, u
RUBBER COATS ~
RUBBER BLANKETS, n
OVER ALI.S, y
TRUNKS AND NALISES.
TRAVELLING BAGS
UMBRELLAS, Is
GENTS JEW ELRY, !;
Only One Price
Langworthy & Bonds.
Staple & Fancy Groceries
In full stock, at NALLFTTES
SPECIAL NOTICE
Owing to u press OF business, Or. smyth will N>i
Middlebury for lay only in each month
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NHELDONS HORSE 4 CATTLE Pow DERS
- The best Condition Powders known. sold
by weight at about half the price Of that in pa
per=. Refer Ia John Secley and II. F Hayden.
SHELDON i co.
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We keep constantly On hand and for sale tn
following well known preparations
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ID X. ). W. SM L ii.
Late OF Boston, and now permanently located in
Burlington, Vt. may he consulted free Of charge
at the
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Silk Hats ,

Latest style and Of superior quality lor ia'
price, at CHAPMAN BkuS
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Extending his Business.

Earnst Wagner, on Washington street,
Side like our merchants on the North Side,
has concluded to extend his b Is ness, and
consequently, has been compelled to build
an addition to his already large store,
which be has fitted up with all the tool and
appliances necessary to carry on the man
ufacture Of tin ware, etc, in all its
branches. Mr. Wagner is fully up to the
times, and he Intends to do away with the
mixed stock Of a country store, so he offers
his present large stock of dry goods, boots
and shoes, and hats and caps at low
rate, in order to close them out, and make
heavy hardware, wooden ware. paints,
oils. glass, putty. etc. He will keep, in
connection with his stock of hardware, n
full line of family groceries, stoves. stone
ware, cutlery of all kinds, and farming
tools and implements. We rejoice exceed
ingly in these marks of progress made by
our merchants, as they are powerful ele-
ments of the success of our city, and indI-
! cate It's growth. Mr.. Wagner evidently
understands the wants of a growing city,
and is the first on the South Side. To take
/ advantage of the situation. We would re-
commend all who desire bargains in dry
goods, to call on him, as he is bound e
J close out rs som rs rossible
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Post office.


Arripal and Departure Of fals
DaiIy-Sor'l. South. East. South. Southwest.
Leaves Hanito voc Daily at O'Clock d. N. an i
arrives At Steboygan III time tor tile cars 10 r0nd-
du Lac. Three times week: MONDAY, ednesdaf.
and FRIDAY. ey the way of NcWtonburs. Aeeme,
Edwards Towards Grove, q Nheboygan. and
thre. times a week-Tuesdav. Thursday. and Sat
urday-oy yav OF Nordnem, HIka, Centrev:!le,
Goseie. to Sheboygan.
From Manitowoc to Two Rivers, tdailTh at &
o'clock D m and arrives al NanltoEoc al o clock
. m.
Tri-WeekIy-To Chiffon. Leaves Mantle
woe every tuesday, THURSDAY. and Saturday 2ri
arrives at Chiffon al ~.
Arrives 1T ManItowoc every Monday, Wednes-
dsy and FRIDAY al IN.
Tri-weckly-ro Green Bly-ria. Tw,o
Rlyers-Leares NanitowOc ever Monday. Wei
nesday and Friaay at 2 p m, and arrives al Green
Bay dav at D N.
dav and SATURDAY. II a N.
Sem i-.yeekIy-To kcwannce-via Two
Rivers-Leaves Manitowoc, Monday and Thurs
csyal 5 D m and arrives at Manitowoc every
TUESDAY and FriCay at q m.
weckIy-FrUm Mantowoc to Menasha-
Leaves NanItow woo every FRIDAY a : N, aud ar
rives NJ 12 III on SUNDAY.
The socciaf Post Offices OF francis Creek. PraS
ard Rosencraus, get their Eail every Saturday
forenoon.
Post once open for delivering letters from 7 II
&
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supposed Murder by Poison.

Some time in the middle of April last,
Anna Oleson, aged 60 years, died sud
denly in the town of Liberty, in this
county. Deceased was taken with an
attack of vomiting which lasted with
slight intermisson for % hours, when
she died. Some suspicious having been
been excited as to the cause of her
DEATH the body was exhumed day or
two ago, and examined. The post morten,
examination, which was conducted BY
DR.. Pritchard, revealed the fact that
scarcely any decay had taken place in
the body since her death, the stomach
was entirely empty; one portion, neares t
the mouth, was eaten through. All the
internal organs, besides, were healthy.
The brain was not examined. During
the attack there seems to have been
paralysis of some portions of the body
An inquest was held on the body, the
Jury bringing in verdict that deceased
died of poison. The husband has left
for parts unknown. We understand
that the stomach of the deceased has
been sealed up and sent to Milwaukee
for ANALYSIS
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Second Ward school.

The following pupils have attained an
rerage standing of IS or upward on a
scale of 100, in the studies pursued during
the term, by written examination.
Girls-Mary Lantrv, Lille Northrup,
Emma Mika, Alice Bacon. Anna Rech-
evgl, Ida Wells, Jennie Hodges, Ella Sack
EFT, Mary Whitney, Eta Solberg, Gertie
Thvgerson, Julia Ross, Absie Hull Es-
tella Smart, Mary Nelson, Alice Canright,
Anna Nicholson,
Boys-Archie Northrup, Frank Can
right. Dannie Mahoney, Wilaner Ramsdnl,
Willie Johnston, Alv. Raymond, Weusel
Legro, Herman Lorerzen, Elbridee Glib
son. Charlie Solberg. Elton Gibson.
/ The fol!o wing pupils have alta ne an
average standing of between o. ard IS.
Girls-Anna Magic, 4 la Marrill. Jes
sic Ross, Josie Young, Jenn, Miekelsou
Alice Roberts.
Boys--Adolph Chioupek- Charlie Hill
Mark Waldo. L. j. Nash,
principal.
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:. =. ES OphicF.

Among the new advertisements to be
found in the columns Of the PiLoT this
week, is that Of J. 4. K@hler,
whose business house is situated at the
Soathoast corner of Eighth ana York streets,
Any Communications we can say in regar.l
to Mr.. k0hlers business house would b.
snperhaous on our part, as he is too well
known in our community to need any re
commentator from US He has on hanG
Il large assortment Of dry goods, groceries
hats and caps, boots and shoes, AMI Il fine
stock Of rcady-made clothing. Read his
advertisements
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Zine Marble.

We were shown on Monday last a
sample piece of marble, taken from the
quarries of Messrs. Durham & Mcbride,
in the town of BriIlion, Calumet County,
which nearly equals in point Of beauty and
polish the famous Tennessee marble.
From the specimen we have seen, this
marble can be manufactured into mantle
facings, table tops, and other articles of
household adornment. The piece shown
to US is Of fine texture, Of a light chocolate
brown, or rel, and notified, and was pol
ishcd by John Mendlik.
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Hon. Geo. Reed, Of the Wisconsin
Central Railroad, came in with his own
carriage from Meuasha last evening,
bringing his youngest daughter, Miss
Jennie Reed, with him to spend the re-
maiuler of the week in our city.
James F. Aldrich. an o,..-.ime resi-
dent of this e"unty, and at present a
h lvy flour manufacturer of Fond III l. Q
c., was III cur city YESTERDAY
vlvester Gouians W au-..s be .E :.
ness men ot u ujtoEoc. hnt f 90. l.... #
Cine gn. arrived hv meaning boat "a e.
nth by afternoon boat
John Gilh-aith came lone o. Tuesday.
an will f. "at the new schooner now
bliidius by Henry Berger at hs Shir-vard
f.r Jonah Richar ,i>, Esq. Gilbrai;h kn vs.
how to rig cut three master a. well as
anv man On the lake AMI after they ara
ri-yed he knows bow TO sail them also
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The valley Chief Combined Reape.
and Mower.

f, Wcwerc shown on Saturday last work
jar model of the Valley Chief Combined
Reaper and Mower, of which Ed. Conway
Is the agent for Manitowoc, Calumet, kc-
vaunec, and Brown Counties. This ma
chine is very highly spoken of, and IS meet
ing with ready sale.
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The Methodist Strawberry Festival of
last Tuesday evening proved, under the
energetic management of the ladies, very
pleasant entertainment. The park was
lighted with Chinese lanterns, and tables
for ice cream, cake and Strawberries were
plentfully set out through the grounds,
while W elnschenck's Brass Band discoursed
sweet music to the listening promenaders
during the evening. We hope the receipts
will be sufficiently ample TO encourage the
ladies and stimulate them to further
efforts Of the kind
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Z OultG OF .yuly.

Fourth of July viii soon be here and
+. Schroeder, on York street, has taken
pains to provide selection of cattle, sheep.
l.mbs. veal, &c, 20 supply his customers.
so that they can have a regular 4th Of
July dinner. Among his stock purchased
may be mentioned fine ox,seyen years old,
weighing 1000 lbs, and pair of oxen, :
years old, which viii weigh 1000 lbs
lie proposes to have display of his cat
tie on the I'd Of July, which will be exhibi-
sed at his shop, as also in procession Of
the same through the street
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Srriyal Extra OrtsEnary.

Cona1ta Bros. Cr,ls md Sanwe't's
Tro.a> cheated Animals is advertise
to exhibit At Manitowoc Tuesday, July >
This exhibition IS a cooperative body Of
sesc. formers that have a world wide
reputation. They travel on magnificent
,Jean'r fitted up at an immense outlay, and.
from comments in our exchanges, we think
they will give cur amusement loving people
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ss.rsuio sti,ia ana ni, Carson.

The wrecking schooner Jen"y Lind,
which arrived here on Tuesday morning
last, has two notables aboard, noN engaged
in the wreckiug business. Although they
are not the veritabc Buffulo Bill and Kat
Carson, they nevertheless have the reputa-
ton of being the best hunters ana trapperS
in Michigan. We suppose they are tired of
the dangers and pleasures Of the wrecking
business
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Taken up.

A young COW. light yellow, with white
spots, probably belonging to family passing
through en- route to Ahnapee, (nsme dn.-
known came into my Enclosure on Thursday,
May, So 1872. 0wn.rmay take her awsy'
On payment Of costs.
FRANK EIRMANN.
ION Eeshoto z Dad. miles south of Nethotc,
Town q Mantowoc, June, 1872, u ~
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Saw .nIil Property.

Ira 7. Smith, having purchased the
property known as the Jones Saw Mill,
of Benz. and y. n. Jones, with whole
stock of oak on hand, viii continue the
business in the oak line only. They
propose to keep in stock only oak logs
hereafter, and keep constantly on hand
every description of oak lumber used in
the construction of vessels and steam
boats either by the cargo or at retail in
small lots, from their mill yard in this
city. Look out for advertisement next
week
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Union Mea. Market.

Mr.. Hugh T. Gillct, of the Union Meat
Market, on Eighth street, has made ample
provisions TO supply his customers on the
Fourth of July. To DO SO he has made every
effort, and has sue ceedcd in getting as choice
fat andfcnder beefas can be found anywhere
in fact, he says it Is the best. But for choice
sugar-cured hams, and other articles in his
inc, we know be can't be beat.
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The New school Building.

The new school building on the North
Side is beginning to assume some shape
The contractors have surmountcd the diff
cultics they have hal to contend with,
having cxcavated to The depth of fifteen
feet in order TO reach firm base for the
foundations. This much having been
accomplished, W. may look for rapid pro
gress in the La..ding in the future.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port of NanitoWoc.

ARRIyED-JCNE 20.
Scnr. Pen Moe Green Say
Stmr. Manitowoc. Cuic.lgo, sund
schr. Josephine. Milwaukee, - bbl salt. IS pk-s
mjse
Scar. Wave. Milwaukee 500 he cora. 50 bis salt
JUNE 81.
Scow Hunter. Milwaukee
Stnr She5o4 -an. Chicago, sund
JUNE -.
Stmr. Mauito~oc. Chicago, suui
ScEr. Island, Frankfort
JUNE "a.
scAr. Hannah Etty. Milwaukee.
>chr. Cgppet!, Milwaukee
Stmr. oheooygan, Chicago. sund
JUNE %.
Schr Magic, Chicsgo, , tons hay. tons feed
Schr Mariner, Milwaukee,, 81 bb!s salt
>chr. Experiment, Milwaukee
Simr. MauI,oWoc, Chicago. sund
JUNE 20.
strnr shesoy-an, Chicago. sund
CLEARED-JCNE -.
Schr Ben Moe, Oconto, $50 0u potatoes, go lbs
stur. Mauitowoc. Cuic4go. sunds
Set r JGseon2e, vi ~alA9e' u 4, N slaves
JUNE 81.
Sccw Hunter Milwaukee. IS m oak lumber, Il
pine lumUer. $50 Hemock knees
Stmr ST eooSg gan. Chicago, sur q
JUNE %.
Stmr Mauitowcc. Chicago, Sund
Sclr. Island. Frankfor1 sund
June "a
Sctr Ham IN Ety. Racine. $500 posts
schr. CappelIa, Milwaukee, Is eds wood. m luu-
Der
Stmr Sheboygan, Chicago. suud
JUNE 25.
Simr. Mqnto4oc, Chicago. sund
ScIr. Magic, Chicago,5 IN lath, AZ els wood, COO
telegraph poles
Scnr Mariner Milwaukee, 1000 bu wheat, bbls
eggs, ? eds wood
JUNE 20.
Stmr Sheboy gan Chicago. suut
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Raise. sror, sixty Feet Of Water.

The steam barge East Saginaw arrived
here On Tuesday morning having in tow
the schr. Acorn, which sunk in sixty feet
Of water of the South Manitou, four years
ago. The Acorn was loaded with cord
wood, and her hull is in perfect order, hav-
ing sustained no damage beyond the rot
ting of the oakum in her seams. Her
present owners, Messrs. Falcon i Co, of
Chicago, intend to have her put in the dry
dock at this port, and thoroughly reft her.
Her capacity is 100000 feet of lumber.
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Fourth or Fully excursion.

The youns Scntlcmcr Of OR city have at
I,,, succeeded in getting train chartered
for Aailroad excursion, and pic mic at Kau-
xauns on the 4th OF July next. The com
rnittee Of arrangements are Fred.
Schuette, 0ttnar Scha'lcrn, J. 5. Alan, G.
Il. Burnett
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The Nebraska Democratic State Conven-
ton, held on the Goth, added itself to the
list indorsing the Cincinnati nominees and
platform. Kentucky Democrats instructed
their delegates to vote for candidate who
would unite all the elements of opposition
to Gen. Grant
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New store -Newc1a


In ref, rring to th advertisement of J H.
Thornton, To- be found in another column of
this paper, we would call special attention
to his large and we'll selected stock Of Dress
Goods, Lawns. Pcrcales, Piques, Npaces,
Japanese Silks, Merinocs, VelourS, Linens.
Muslins black and col0rel, striped and fan
cy Wool Shawls, Reversible Shawls also a
fine lot Of Brooch Shawls, Hosiery anu
Gloves. In clothing he offers some special
bargains, ana gives particular attention 10
boys Clothing, Of which he has the largest
and cheapest stock in town. lie has also re-
ceived large invoices of Flannel for the fall
trade which he is offering special induce
ments to those wishing to purchase now; also
cool variety of gents furnishing goods Mr.
7. has now the largest stock in the CITY of
Crockery and Glassware, and can FL or lcrs
for any thing in that line on short notice and
at very low prices. He also offers a full an i
complete assortment of Groceries at bar
gain Call and see him; he always means
Just what he saws
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Hotels, Saloons and Families desiring
ICE during the coming season will please
leave their orders for same at Shove S
Bank. Rate will he to Hotels, Saloons
and others who take in large quantities
Twenty-Five cents per 100 pounds. Fami-
lies daily delivery of twenty pounds 4C
cents q week GEO. b. WRIGHT
MAsITowoc, april II. 1877.
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nect,rEeE s.:.sctors.

T L X Shore n esJerq Il ad
Company called 4 meeting OF tia Dire c's
Of he comp ny in this ely, which NE, VS.
,.-isy Among those pre- Ut from abro d
r" Henry nn and : =. at7l ausen, f
NJ rrus,e 4 Douglass nd J s. Buck,
ofAp. Teton, James ". Vail, Of Port Wash
ington. Vim. Elwell, j. II Mead ard h. G..
Y Reed. Of Shcboygan.
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steamboat Time Table.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or GOODRICH :
STEAMERS.
The side-wheel steamers ManitoYoc and She
boygan viii leave every morning. tSuud4ys eX-
csptedl AZ -. O'Clock. SATURDAYS boat i-ayes Ut D
p. NJ. Going North SATURDAYS boat goes through
TO Two 1ree.zs. kewaunee aud Ahnepee-
Tie uppef-cabin steamers OctHto, St. Joseph,
and TruesdelI viii arrive and depart from Maui
towoc Il follows
Gong South-Leaves every NonlaT, Wednesdays
and Saturday at aboul : q. m
Goiug North-Lcayes every TUESDAY. ihursaa'
and Saturday, - sbou: D: m