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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-10-24
Horrible Accident.

One of the most horrible accidents
on record occurred at Manchester. Ia.. o
few da>s since to the youug aud only
son of A. W. Stevens. . prominent Ctr
zen Of that place. The 'ad, in company
with .pla, mate, noticed a large boar,
which had 'brokeo from au iucloSnr3,
attempted to drive the animA'
with sticks, which 50 enraged
the animal that it turned and IT.
tacker1'' the boys one ri Of whom
. capped by jumping into = wagon The
other, youne Stevens, was unable ia
avoid the infuriated animal, and had
his bowels actually cut out 80 that nm.
loosing- his pants, they ell to the
GROUND. He commenced running with
his intest,nes gathered in bis. hands
and arms. A lady passing along wit,
messed the scene with horror, 4 nd It.
tempted n vain to help the lad: She
secured his bowels pr,,perlv, bnt in
lsmmation and modification bav,pe
set iu, resnlted IN the death Of the
boy this evening.
LoT11E LEE. the yonng bride of II.
f Lee, Jr., died At Roanoke, Vs.,a few
days since.
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I chamber on the first floor. BY one of
those accidents which it 10 impossible
to foresee, he returned on the evening
in question two hours later than usual
from the. club which he, frequented.
His wife thought that he had cone in
long before and gone to he'd and that
he was asleep. But the Invasion of
France had been tile subject of an AMI
mated discussion the game of billiards.
had been exciting, and lie had lost forty
franciscan en0rn GUS sum at VeDdomr,
where everybody lays his money by,
contained within the bounds Of a
praiseworthy moderation the sonrce;
perhaps, of'n feal ll'appiness und1eam.
ed Of by any Pa,1sian. For some time
past NJ. de Merret had contented him
self with asking Rosalie. if his wife had
gone to bed, and after the girls an.
swer, which was irvariable in the af-
firmative, he hat retired at once to his
own chamber. But this time it occur
red to him to go into Madame de Mer-
ret's room to give her an account: of his
i'll luck. Instead of calling Rosalie,
who was at thle moment in the kitchen.
looking on while the cook and the
coachman played a difficult hand at
brisQ e, NJ. de Merret set down his
hand lamp upon the bottom step of
the staircase and walked by it's light
toward his wife's room. His step was
not difficult to recognize as it echoed
along the corridor. As he turned the
handle, he thought he heard some one
close the door of the closet; when,
| h I, - E.
standing before the fireplace. The
husband, in bis simplicity, thought
at first that Rosalle was in the closet !;
hut when he looked at his wife, be saw
in her eyes q look of indescribable
trouble and dismay.
"You are very late" she said.
Her voice, generally go pure and
sweet, seemed 10 him to be slightly al
tered in it's tone: NJ. de Merret did
not answer, for just. at this moment
Rosalle entered. The revelation struck
him like q thunder-holt. He began to-
walk up and down the room bet ween
the windows at a7uniform pace, his
arms folded before him. ".'',; :'t:.,.?t
Have you had anything to annoy
you, or are you unwe]l - his wife ask
ed him, timidly, while Rosalie undress.
ed her. 81
He was still silent. ~ !"
"Leave me," said Madame dc Mer-
ret to he maiC IT will curl: my hair
myself"
The expression of her husbands face
told her to prepare for some misfor
tune, and she wished to be alone with
him. When Rosalie was gone, or sup
posed to be gone, for sheremained some
instants in the corridor, M. de Merret
took seat in front of his wife and
sald, coldly: .,.s1 ;.4 -.
"Madame there is some one in your
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-10-24
A TERRIBLE vENGEANCE.

e.. Aopsleur, eaid Daniel Lepas, ''the
Emperor sent some Spanish or other
prisoners of war to that place, and
had to take in, at the expense of the
Government. a young Spaniarl. who
came here on parole. Notwithstand-
ing his parole, he went every day to
report mmsAlf to- 6eA Aous- -l,rs,sE He
was grandee of Spdsn-exons6h me q
moment-his names ended os and di0;
It was very like Bagos de Feredia. /
haveit down IN ~ Agister,aqj2eyou
can see'it.n ynu like. Ali be- was q
handsome young man for a Spenisrd; ;
they say they are -slfS plain looking.
He was only five feet two or three
inches in height, but he was we'll
made ); he had small hands, e.and he
took great care OF care of rtheR-oh! [!
you should have seen. He had many
bru hes for his hands as woman has
for her whole toilet. He had long
black hair, ard his eyes were us bright
as fire; his skin was slightly copper
colored, but I admired him .~an the
same. The lineD be wore was the
finest I have ever seen on any one.
After the first few days of his deten-
tion, he began TO be later out Of nights.
/ vess un@dsy when I saw that. ~ did
nof fcomea home till, mid Ut We
gof.accusSomed TO his nhim. IHes took
The door KY with him, ind ~ paid no
more attention to him. He was lodg-
ing with us in the Rouse We had then
in the Rue des Casernes. Then one Of
the gfooms told Us that one evening".
when he went to~Wash the horses In the
river, he thought he saw our Spanish
granlee swimming at, distance Just
like fish. When lie returned, I 'told
HIM to take care of the weeds and he
didn't seem to like the idea of having
been seen in the water. Finally, mon;
sieur, one day-or, rather one morning
we did not find him in his chamber:
he did not come back at all. I search
ed everywhere, and found something
written on q piece of paper in his
table draw, in which there was also
fifty golden Spanish coins, called Por.
tag,ses, worth about five thousand
francs. There were besides some d,a-
monds, of the value of ten thousand
x-~>.~~ s>~ 1,Ak1~ ~oo1~1 1~~- m
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el'air of hatural history and chemis, ry in the
Uniyersity RI Psnnsytvania, did ssuddenlys
while entering his apartment at the new
building. He was 6 years old, and has held
the Profezsorship over 80 years. He was q
prominent member of tho franklin Institute,
andeditor: :oi the + anhIid dSipstitue journal. -.
Archbishop PuecE1L, OF The Catnolic church
in Cincinnati, celebrated the 40il anniversary
OF h1s consccl alton on Sunday. Tne Catholic
s"ci' tvs t1rne1out;n IN procession and accom-
panied the Archbishop to the 6lttiern part Of
tine city where lie laid the cornerstone OF tho
n.4 e"thol ephnrh 80
has received notice that application will be
rnade'fors fnrtl,tr pos.penement OF the trial
of WIN. Tweed, and the rea.on intimatcd is
'rr.gularlty IN The action OF the Grand jury
tb8s na9nsI tlsss sinotct tl!ent. It postpone
sm''nt ~ 6rdefea, tits probable the trial will
not take place for several months.
The lncrcaseofy the debt of New York city
in eight months ii s4ssl4,752. Tho increase
is eau cd by the issue Of special bonds to
rn'sc money for school buildings, docks, {kc.
srEScEn +. d WHEY, IN engineer on the
New York Central Railroad, vas on Monday
indicted for manslaughter, in having caused a
IN al accident by q collision at PIttsford .
shost time ago.
Go. r. K1NosBuny, cashier of the Lscka
wanna dley Bank, at Scranton, Pa, was gar
rotc1, bcate', and gagged Thursday evening
by thro' m"n, who nnsuccessfully attempted
t's't possession of the Keys Of the bank.
SARAH PAYsoS WILLIS, wife Of James Parton,
~t, r"Ise known a. "Fauny Fern" died on
Wednesday,, in New York city.
A nan n .mc'l Fugg was burned to death il,
New York city on Wednesday,. He is eaid to
have bt en- an Italian nobleInan banised for
political offences, and lived under al assumed
name.
A TmE at sing bing, Wednesday night, COL.
'Imsa twonty-seven stores in tho principal
bns'ness portion OF the town. Two persons
VIC seriously burned Loss over $4,000
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BANk' R,)BBERY.

= ,Vva9e ebfS, ,SK:iY.. Sationai Hsnk"
|. Statements "f Inc Fu m lily ofth. Cash
terrific Most 01tA a0ftSinaa,ys A1air
Mail a,ivices of tho e'reat robbery OF
the National Bank at Waterford, NY
BY nine disguised burglars, ure at hand,
proving the affair to have been one oi
the most extraordinary in the annals of
crime. The cashier, Vanh@yenbnlg,
ap.l his Iamily. We're qnietlv s1reping,
on Sunda! night, in their apartments,
in the rear of the hank. What fol.
lowed their rude awakening is Thus
told by the family. Mr. Vanh@ven.
fbnrg; cashier, saws: "The burglars
fauled me out of bed. Ihere were two
great, strong men, one on each side of
me; they held revolver at the side of
my head, and bade me make no noise.
They took ME down stairs to the hank
vanlk an; told me to open it or they
would blow nv brains out. I faltered
and hesitated as long as T dared, and.
finally, went to- work, at the
lock to open it. They bad my
hands in handouts behind my back, and
made me work at the lock in that way.
I spent about an hour in delaying them
in this way, hoping that some one
might come by the bank ON the street
and give the alarm. They bad men
stationed outside the bank at all points
to give them warning of the approuch
Of an, body. Every little while one of
the men from the outside would come
in and say, ",Ain't that - got that
lock open YETI We had better beat
his brains out and end him." Then
they told me ii I did not hurry up they
would kill me and blow up, the safe.
The only excuse could make to them
was that could not do anything with
my hands fastened behind ne. Then
they loosened the cuff from one of my
hands, and told me to 'be quick and
open that tlock~' Ispent abont twenty
minutes moro in, delay, and when I
found it would be useless to
resist any longer I..Eopeued, the
lock. They then placed the hand
cuffs on my hajds, and remained there
till they had: completed the robbing of
the safe. They bad dark lanterns aud
dirk knive', and every utensl1 "for the
thotough pursuit oi the 1tillains' call:
Il. ~
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We were glad to m&t Mr.. = dam Siegrist
of Bailey's Harbor, in our city yesterday, on
his way to Chicago. He reports the Democ-
racy Of that region in q healthy condition,
while Grant stock is at a very low ebb and
still sinking. He informs that he has
rented his hotel The Globe) to Mr.. II. c.
Seyerns, who must know bis business if he
retains the popularity Adam has estab-
lished.
Hon. Geo Reed, Vice President of the
Wisconsin Central Railroad, has been in
our city since Monday, looking after his
real estate interest He gaze the PILoT
Office call on Wednesday. The Judge
5 looking rs hale and hearty as ever, ana
.aiaz5 Of coming back to live among Us
-u jie eft this morning for N.uasba
yaa appleton & New London tram.
Mao y m. Elwell, H. G. H. Reed and
). ii. N 1al, of Sheboygan, DR.. Horace
Greeley Douglas and j. S. Buck, of Apple
ton, Henry Mann, Vice President of the
NJ, NJ. & G. B. e. r. of milwaukee,, and
James ". Vail, of Port Washington, were
IN town last week looking after our Rail
road interests.
Col. H. L. Blood, Vice President Of the APP.
pleton &; New London Railroad, and Sam.
Ryan, Jr., of the Appleton Crescent, have
been spending few days in our city in quest
of railroads. Mr.. Ryan is one of the Oldest
editors in the State, has always been a
Democrat, and IS a man Of ripe experience
in political matters, and as natural con-
sequence endorses the philosopher.
Jos. Lemay, of Depere, gave us a call
last week. lie admits he likes his old
friends at Two Rivers best, but says
Depere is the most lively town to live in at
present. We suggested he had better re
turn, as they would soon have their harbor
and railroad completed, and would then
ont,trip Dcpere.
r. O.. Weeks, Of Meeme, was in town
looking after market Cor building materi-
al, lumber, hath, sc.
The plLoT Office had the pleasure Of a
call from our old friend Mr.. Louis Mar.
shall, Of Rochester, \. Y, who Las many
friends to welcome him in this locality.
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IN PROBATE-MANITOW0C COUNTY
Court. In the matter of the estate of
Margaret Follmtr, deceased. On ordering
and fling the petition of Joseph Follmer
setting forth the amount of personal estate
that has come to his hands, and the DISPOSE
ton thereof. the amount Of debts outstanding
against said deceased aud a description
Of all the real estate of which said deceased
died seized. and the condition and value Of
the respective portions thereof ana praying
that license he to him granted TO sell all the
real estate of which said Mlrg ,rett Foilmer
died seized. and 1t appearing by saii petition.
that there is not sufficient persona estate in
the hands Of i'll administrator to pay sad
debts, and that K is necessary III ordel top3y
the same, to sell all of i'll real c>trte it
is therefore ordered that all persons inter est
ed in said estate appear before the Judge Of
this Court. on Moniay the 18th day June
4. D. 1872 at 10 o'clock 4. VI, at the Office
Of the county Judge in the City Of Mauito-
voc in said county, then and there TO show
cause if any there be- why license should
not be granted to said Joseph ollmer TO
sell said real estate according to the PRAYER
of aid petition. And it Is further ordered,
that copy of this order shall be published
for four successive weeks prior to said Day
Of hearing. in the ManitowOc PILOT. week
" newspaper printed ana published at Mani
towoc in said county. and personally served
on all persons interested in said estate. re-
siding in said county, at least fourteen days
before said day of hearing. By the Court.
W. " WALDO, County Judge.
Datei ut Manitowoc, the 1lst day Of May,
A 1872. l3-f
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sSasc BAH.

The Nonpareil Club, of this city played
came on Tuesday afternoon last betwe en-
picked sides, making score Of 80 to Is.
This score is not to be looked at as a critic
rion of the playing Of this club, the above
being but practice game, as there are
quito number of new members. We
look for some good games this season, and,
when not carried to excess is a hcalthfuI
exercise.
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The CAUSE OF TEMPERANCE finds some
of its most insidious and dangerous foes
in the many so called 'tonicS :. ana zap
petizers, " made Of cheap whisky and re-
fuse liquors, finished up to suit depraved
appetites, under the name of medicines
pr. Walkers California Vinegar Bitters
are none of these. They are rot bever-
age, but a genuine medicine, purely yeseta-
bic, prepared from California herbs by 3
regular physician. For all diseases of the
, stomach, liver. kidneys, bladder, skin and
blood, they are an infai.ible and uuriv-
alled remedy. IS Nv
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EIsrgtlrSa

We learn that some person or persons Of
burglarious intent, tried to make an Gu
trance into II. Eogels grocery store on
Tuesday night. The same attempt was
made on the shoe shop Of l.. RosenfelIt
south side, although they did not accom-
plish their object, as they were probably
alarmed at the noise made by the dogs about
the premises. These proprieters say that in
case of a subsequent attempt, they will get
a blue pill not purchasable at drag store
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II. 5. Dale. having ben appointed sole
a gent in this city for this celebrated Cottage
Organ. than which there is none better in
use. takes thi. method Of informing the pub
lie that he will be glad to exhibit the same
to the musical public at his Office at Ranch's
Sheet Music constantly on hand. 43-4w
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sira WILLY SchNcE.

Mr.. Goldstine will open his drawing
school on the north side as soon as the
warl schools close for the summer vacation,
which will be in about two weeks, as many
scholars are DESTROYS of attending whose
tins is now wholly occupied. His class
bids fair to be a very large one.
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IN PR0BATE-MANITOWJC COUNTY
/ Court In the matter Of the estate of
Henry Heep. deceased. On reading
and filing the petition of Michael kleman
of kossuth. representing nmong other
things that Henry Heep. late of Kossuth,
on the 18th day of May, A. D. 1872, at
kossuth in said county died intestate. leaving
goods, chattclS and estate within this State
and that the said petitioner is a neighhor
Of said deceased, and praying that admins
trat!on OF said estate be to him e~anted, it is
ordered that said petition be heard before
the Judge Of this Court. on Monday the 10th
day Of June. A. d. 1872, at 10 o'clock a. m.
at my office in said County. Ordered fur
Their, that notice thereof be given
to the heirs of said deceased
and to all persons interested, by publish
ing cory of this order for three successive
weeks prior to said day of hearing, in the
Manitowoc Pilot, weekly newspaper pub
lished at Manitowoc in said county.
Dated ut Manitowoc, the l6 day Of May,
! T. 1872. W. " WALDO,
43-3w County Judge.
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We are under obligations to Clerk Ba
ker, of tho steamer Manitowoc. for numcy-
Gus favors, AM We would return him our
hearty thanks for the same. Mr.. Baker is
perfect gentleman, and withal one who
seems to have the power Of making every
one feel pleasant and agreeable.
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CONN ERCTAL.
OFFICE OF THE PILOT. |

OFFICE OF THE PILOT
N,NIT0wOC, June. 6, 1872.
WHEAT-Receipts molcrlte. with ten
dancy to y low range Of prices.
SpRNG Wheat 81 20 80.
WINTER do $50 n 1855.
WooL-Fleece washed, 80 f5cts; tub
washed, 65 a Is cts; unwashel, OF fleece
WASHED.
0ATs-Unsetted and lower at 35c.
PoTAToEs-Unsalable and nominally 35c
per hu.
BuTTgR--Is quoted on the street at l2k a
I5c for IA. T. -tlr ice
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Attachment Notice.

n Tr. dSen Goa uy ss Hsnry Koch
You are hereby notified that warrcnt Of
attac. ment has been issued against you, and
your property attached 10 satisfy the demand
Of Peter Dickoff and Peter Christmann plain
tias, alnmountins to two hundred dollars.
now unless you shall appear before j. F.
Zinns. Justice of the Peace in AMI fer said
County az his ofice in the city Of Nani.oT5c
IN ss[3 county. o. the 18th day % Jane \ i.
1879 r N o'cIa5s IN the 70 -euoCn, judE-
ment ii te rcade red against you, and your
property sold to pay these debts.
Date1 this 25tS dav of Msv. 1872
PETER DICKOFF
PETER CHRIS fHANN.
4i9w plaintiffs
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Taken up,

A yvG2g COW, light yellow. with white
spots, probably belonging to family passin :
through "a roHts TO Ahnaree. meme IN
know nj cane into my Enclosure on Thursday
May, 90, 1872 Owner may take her away
on payment Of eos<.
FRANK EIRNANN
On Neshoto Road, miles south of MESH oto,
Town Of ManitoKoe. June, /, 1879. 45sw
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New Advertisements.
OFFICE OF THE MILWAUKEE. MANIT0- }
woo & GREEN BAY RAIL ROAD Co. =
MANIrnXnr Nl1r2l 1871

MA>ITowoC, May 81, 1871.
To he ro,crs Of Hanjfo.soc Gin:
II hcjnS reported that the aid now asked
for, will likely be followed up by further
demands on behalf Of the Railroad Company
from this community. the undersigned, by
direction Of the unanimous vote of the Board
of Directors, do pablicly announce and de-
clare that no further aid aside from the S75.-
600 now asked from Manitowoc city and S.
GOO about Icing askel from Two Rivers VIII
be solicited within this County, now or here
after. for and on behalf OF ourselves or the
company by us. represented for the extern
sion Of the road to Two Rivers ana Green
Bay.
JOS. Villas,
CuAs. LULISG, President,
Secretary
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HORACE GREELEy has .rctirci from the
New York Tribna., ut tie Home Shuttle
Sewing Machine stands pre-cmincnt. Has
a sslf-setting needle, Price $40. Office At
Ranch's store, York street 43-tw
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This fast-sailing craft, under the COM
mand o Capt. Timothy Kelly, arrived at
this port yesterday afternoon, after rapid
run from Chicago. She brought one pas
senger-a lady She left again in tn,
evening. for Manistee.
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Badger Fire Engine Company.

The regular monthly meeting of Badger
Fire Company No. /, viii be held at their
hall this evening, at half past : o clock.
SANL G. PRINCE, Sec'v.
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RDts.

There viii be a ball at P McMahon's
Lake House, on Commercial street, Satur-
day evening, June Is. Judging from the
success Of the last Cue given at the above
named house, we would advise all who
wish to have good time TO be present. at
this one.
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Dissolution of Partn ershio.

The partnership heretofore exist ing
between the undersigned under the ram,
Of T. Johnston y Co, is this day ss,lve |
by mutual consent All the accounts Of the
trE- will be settled by P. Johnston
7. JOHNSTON.
HENRY SIBREE.
Nauitew0c. June ]. 1872
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Explosion of "a soca water so,,,e.

We learn that painfal accident occur
red to William Dclthoupt, of this city, hv
The explosion Of a soda water bottle. at q
factory of soda water in Green Bay where
he was working, piece of the bottle hay
ing entered his eye.
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Lost or Strayed,

midailing size red COW, has one white
spot above hind leg, and one white spot
ov-r fore-'eg, had on small bail. The
finder will please bring her to my wagon
shop. on Buffalo street. between III aid
north side. Wv II. J, ANDERSON
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This eycsore to our captains and others
has been removed from the harbor entrance
to the beach between the old north pier
and the new pier. This lons-wishcI for
event transpireI on Saturday last, and a
force of men are now engaged in getting
the lumber out Of her. It is expected that
when she is relieved of her cargo, she Will
be sufficiently bnoyant to be towcd to the
Shirvari and be repaired.
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IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY

IN TE-MANITOW0C COUNTY
| Court In the matter Of the Estate of j ohm
E. Cronin. deceased. To all whom it may
concern: Letters Of Administration on said
estate having been issued to Peter NIlhol-
land on the first day Of April A. d. lS72.and
six m nths from and af'er the Goth day Of
May, 1872 being allowed and limited for
creditors to present their claims for ezamn-
alton and allowance Notice is hereby given
that the undersigned viii, on he Isl Mon
d4y of esch month. 1T 10 o'cioes in Fhe fare-
noon, and en- the day # eyTir-ria1 # he
said six months at the Probate 0fce in me
city of Manitowoc in said county. receive,
examine, and adjust all claims, AMI dema ids
of al persaps sgsinst said deceased.
is-4< W. W. WALDO, County Judge.
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. The following patents were issued from
ths [. 5. Patent Office to citizens Of Wis
eonsin, for the week ending May %, 1872.
Reported for The PlLoT, by Alexander {
Mason, Solicitors of Patents, Cos Seventh
ST., Washington, u. c.
Lubricator-Frank Fieht, Marinette.
Sawdust feeder for furnace-N. Gar
LAID, West Eau Claire.
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Grand Ball.

There viii b. Grand Ball at the Lake
House. Comme-c i St. Ma itowoc, on Sat
urday evening, June Is Tickets, admitting
gentleman and lady, 81 90. Music and re-
freshments will be provided w
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TnH finest assortment of ladies and
misses slippers in the city can be found
at Ryder's.
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of course everybody goes to theManito-
wee Drug Store for pure drugs and chemi-
Gals. II