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COMPAlIA REAL Dr. VAPORBS GORRROB INGLESRS

SUBVENCIONADA POR Ell GOBIERNU De 5. NJ. ..
SAN THOM As, EUROPA Y OTROS PUEAAIOs.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-08-15

The following selections of new music
can be had for thirty cents by sending for
the August number of Peters Musical
Monthly. The pieces are also published
in sheet form at the prices annexed:
Meet me. Maggie, Song and Chorus,
Hays, 40 cts; Bright Star that Crowns
with beauty, song, kuckcn, 50 cts; Do
not Weep so, Sister Darling, song and
chorus, Stewart, 80 cts; Ny Heart is
Weary, Ballad. Gounod, 30 cts: Jocus
Polka, Four Hands, Strauss. 81 cts; Sun
light Schottischc, Goote, 80 cts. =; Georges
Waltz, kinkel, S. cts; Rosalba Polka
Mazurka, Klchcr, 40 cts; Loves Caress-
cs, Moroccan clcgantc, kinkel, 40 cts.
Address, J. l.. Peters, 500 Broadway,
New York.
is Five back numbers of Peters M
sicat Monthly will be mailed, post paid, On
receipt of 81.
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Our citizens had the rare opportunity on
Tuesday evening, at Turner Hall, of hear
ing the finest orchestra IN the State under
the able leadership of c. II. Bach, mas
ter welder Of the baton This admirably
trained orchestra is composed of twenty
three pieces, making perfect whole of
harmony. blending together in the full parts
Of the oyertures rs one instrument. In q
programme so rich IN musical gems, and So
perfectly executed, a choice of'pieccs must
he o mere matter of IL lividual taste, as
each selection had its enthusiastic admirers,
the audience ,"stifying their pleasure
by the heartie.t applause after every piece.
To US the waltz "on the Beautiful Blue
Danube, by Strauss, the fautasic-
Prophet, ly Meyerbeer, and particularly
the selections from the oper q Der Fre-
schuetz, were the most beautiful of all-,the
last mentioned being our favorite above all
others. We hope that concerts of this kind
Will not be o. SO rare eecu;FaRce il this city
~ the fussTs.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-08-15

Hon. Geo. {. Stevens, Collector OF this
Marine Custom District, was in town yes
to-day morning, together with Capt Evans
Of the Revenue Cutter Andy johnson,
looking over our dry dock for the purpose
of ascertaining the facilities of getting her
into the dock for repairs.
Chas. W. Dikcman, Of Kcwaunec, was
in our city Monday on bis way south. The
worst thing we know against Charley is
that he is one of the few Grant men in that
county.
Mr.. T. C. Shove and Don A. Shove left
by boat this morning for visit anon.
their friends in Ohio for ten or fifrcs. DAYS.
Mr.. Gutbier, the popular land lord at
kaukauna, was in town on TUESDAY last
and attended Bach's concert in the evening
Mr.. Towle, of the we'll known law firm
of Leonard, Goodwin L Towle Of Chc..-
20, arrived in our city on Sunday muruiU.
last and will spend few weeks Of the
heated season with his family among US
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Pest office.


hrrGrTI AMI DtpdTiHrf % H6us.
Daly-Sorth. Sont. East. South. Southwest.
ave. hsuita-oc Daily AT o'ri"cS AMI
srrivss stehoyCaH in time for the car- To Fond
Lac Three times a week Monday. "wednesday.
nd Friday nv the "f Scwt"nburg. M"ome.
Fdwsrd. Howard. Grove. to Shrhoyran. aud
three times a wcek-TuestaY. Tlur-dfv. AMI Sat
rrda,-hy -Ly 81 Nordheim, Hisa, CentTeyiile
n.nln. to Shehuyaan.
From nanitownc To Two Rivers. n!ailv' at c
clock q H. and arrives at HaEit"wOc at O'clock
= m
Tri-WcckIy-To Chiffon. Leaves NaEii"-
every 1ucsdav THURSDAY, AMI saturday, aud
arrives Chiffon At y N.
Arrives Mt hrnitow0c every Monday, Nelnes-
day nnd FridaS at . N.
Tri-VecEIy-Tn Groom BaT-via. T~"
Elver.-I-aves Nanunwoc every u 'n,lay. oil
rcsdav and FRIDAY at p m, and arrives at Green
Pay next day ~ n M.
Ariv.. At HanitDs.oc every Tuesday, THUR
~ and Ssturray. al q m,
semi-~cckiy-T kNwaunrc-via TEo
E,ers-Iraves Isni'ownC, Monday. AMI Thurs
"-yat 5 m. and arrives at Maniiow"c every
T"ssdav md Friday at : m.
W~ekIy-From han'tow"c to hcnasha-
I..ves Manito~"c every FRIDAY at ~, and ar
~ nj - ~ ~ eHnfay.
The s,ecia Post onices al Francis Crock. Prac.
snr Rosencrans get their mail every Saturday
Ia snoon
rost Once open for delivering letters from Z N
- m.
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IN PRO BATE-MANITOwO COUNTY

IN PROB ATE-MANITOwOC COUNTY
| Court. in the matter Of tho estate Of
George W. Whitney, Deceased. On reading
and filing the petition of Samuel whitney,
Of Schleswig in said county. representing
among other things that George W Whitney
died on the st day Of June, A. ID. 1872 ,intes-
tate, leaving goods, chattsls and estate with
in this State Of Wisconsin, and that the said
petitioner is heir Of said deceased, and pray
ing that administration CT said estate be to
him, Your petitioner, granted, it is ordered
that said petition be heard before the Judge
of this Court, on Monday, the Goth day Of
August, 4. D., 1872, at ten o'clock n. m, at
my office in said county. Ordered further,
that notice thereof be given TO the heirs Of
said deceased and to all persons interested,
by publishing q copy of this order for three
successive weeks prior TO said day Of hear
ing in the Manitowoc rILoT, a weekly news
PAPER published at Manitowoc in said coun-
ty- W. W. NALDo. County judge
Dated at Manitowoc the a9th day of July
4. ID. 1872. I4-l-3w
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Sherif's Sale.

CTATE OF WISCONSIN-IN CIRCUIT
CCourt-Manitowoc County. Carl Dreher,
plaintiff, against Johnson Dimler, Anna
Elise Dimler and Adam Rsichert, dcfen-
dants. By virtue and in pursuance OF
judgment of foreclosure and sale rendered
in the above entitled action on the cath day
of February, A. b. 1879. | shall sell at
public auction. ut the sherif's office, in the
city of Manttowoc, county of Manitowoc.
State Of Wisconsin. en- the q day Of Sep
TENDER, a. ID. 1872, Mt ten O'Clock a. IN on
that day. the following described mortgaged
premises, to-~it: All that certain piece or
parcel Of land, lying and being in the county
ef Maaitowoc and State Of Wisconsin, and
described ~ follows, to-vit: Lots number
seven 90 and eight 81 in block n"mher
one (b, ais" lots number one CD two t2l
and three ~. in block number three 81 all
IN the village Of hiel.
4 WiTTESEERG,
Sheriff Of MaDuowoc County.
JosEPH WEDIG, Plaintiffs Atty
Dated August 5, 1872. li-aSu
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Ry letter this morning from VIM. w.
we learn that there is 4 large amount of
thrcshing To hc done in that Immediate
ncighborho"l and no suitable machine in
that locality to DO it, and suggest that
should any man in this county, having a
good steam thrcshcr, 20 into that locality
he might contract with nearly all the farm
crs in that section, if he could promise
good work and commence by the lst day of
September. As We have plenty of thrcsh-
crs in this county, why would it not be
we'll for some one to look to that section.
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IN TE-MANIT0W0C COUNTY
1 Court In the matter of the estate of
Edward Stelzaer. deceased. On reading
and filing the petition Of John Steiner Of
Mishicott, representing among ether things
that Edward Steiner late of Mi.hicott. on
the 27;h day Of Nov, A. D. 1871 at Mishi-
colt died intoStatc, leaving goods, chattels
AMI estate within this State Of Wisconsin,
and that the said petitioner is heir of said
deceased, and praying that administration
of said estate be him, John Steiner, (your
pctitioner) granted, il is ordered that sail
petition be heard before the Judge of this
Court on Monday, the 9th day of September,
A. d. 1872, at 10 clock a. m, at ICY Office
in said county.
Ordered further, that notice thereof he
given 10 the heirs of said deceased, and to
all persons Interested, by publishing cepy
of .his order for three successive weeks
prior to said day Of hearing, in the Mantle
Voc Pilot, Weekly Newspaper published
at ,ianito~oc in said County.
v. W. WALDO, County Judge.
Dated Mauitowoc the Eth day Of August
4. u 1872
ii. q. x ". J. TURNER.
Petitioners tuys 13-S-2v
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COUNTY C-vEK's pFFfC-
" aIltJV &C, surE-i l..aN

COUNTY C--vEK's nFFTCr1
AanltJW &C, suet.-i = I~.ak
All persons interested are hereby notified that
the following tracts IA parcels Of lsni. ti;y ard
Village IoiS .ng and being situated in the Couu-
~ OF Nanitowoc and State of Wisconsin we're
sold for the taxes due and unpaid thereon :or the
YEAR 1889 on tie second Tuesday heiu- he r. Mt,
day OF May. $50: New, therefore, unless the
amount OF taxes. Interest. and costs set opposite
ire several tracts and parcels OF Lind. City aud
village Iots shall be paid on and before the tenth
dsy OF May 1873. the same viii Se transferred to
the buver or MS or her assigns according ~ the
w in such case made and provided
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StraYed or Stolen

From the undersigned, o. or about the 3lst
day Of July, one deep red or, with rearly
straight horns, about nine years old, Of
large size, and partly staggish. Any infor-
nation of said OK will be rewarded by the
owner, Janes Long, section 10 town Of
Franklin, or at Maple Grove Post Office.
franklin, August 5, 1872. l4-1-3w
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The following Patent was issued from
the L. 5. Patent Office to citizen Of Wis
c"ns'n for the week ending July lG, 1872
Reported for the Pilot, by Alexander Il
Mason, Solicitors of Patents, COS Seventh
st., Washington, d. c.
Stovepipe Thimble-H. V. Marchant,
Milwaukee, Third issue
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SrxPToxs.-Slight pain in the side, the
skin and eye assume a thick yellow coat,
digestion is impaired, an unpleasant sink =
ing sensation at the pit of the stomach is
experienced, the bowels are irregular, the
mind frctful, the memory weakened, some
times 4 slight cough, GOODNESS of the hands
and feet, sometimes loss of appetite and
at Others unnatural craving for food, diz-
illness of the head, depressed spirits, feel
ing of uncertainty, of having left some
thing undonc, but can't tell what it is.
Take Simmons Liver Regulator, it will
remove all unpleasant feelings and make
you well.
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THEME nro LOCO Young ladies' in Nan
tusket and only loo young men--poor fcl-
lows.
Why would not Nantucket be 4 good
place for WiiGwerS and timid Bachelors
in search II young wives?
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-08-15

has an interesting communication to prop
erty owners of the county in this issue of
the PILoT. We would recommend IA care
ful perusal Of the same, rs it contains mat
tcrs "f impor lance To everyone
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An empty bottle was found In front Of a
business room. 1t had been thrown there
by Young man who had lately purchaser
a bottle of that fine perfumery at the Man
ltowoc Drug Sto.e.
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Comfy Eatr.

We understand that the 10Th and l3ti,
Of Sci tem"cr next is set apart for the
holding of tho County Fair. This is a
much earlier date than last year, and our
farmers would do well to make their pre-
rar.ti"ns at once. The premium list is n
good one, and will soon he Published.
SEwISG Machines are rented ut the
City Drug Store. 3-4w
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THE PILOT.
IK.tvAL AND DEPARTURE OF GOODRICH
STEAMERS.

The side wheel steamers MaHi'owoc and She.
hoygar gill leave every rn"rniHg, Sundays ex-
r. nted At ~ O'Clock SATURDAYS boat leaves at :
n. ~ C,oinr North. SATURDAYS boat goes throu:i
10 Two l'reeks Kewauneo and Ahnepee.
TIE upper cabin steamers Ocento ~. Joseph.
and True.deii viii arrive and depart from Mani
yo~oc h follows:
f;oing Sou,h-L~,ves every Monday, Wednesdays
spd SATURDAY. 1T about 7 4. IN.
C,oisr So,rh-Lsnves every Tuesday. THURSDAY
apd Saturday, at AbOu. n. m
J. W looms, Agent.
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On Monday last work commenced on the
Lake Shore Road, the graders being yisi-
BE across thc river at Eighth street. There
are now $50 men at work, and on the south
end of the line there is also large force.
Soon men viii be ut work in three differ
ent sections, and the work on the Inc be
tween ShcboySan AMI Two Rivers will
be in fair way Of completion before
winter sets in
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\ Sewing Machine FOR fifty dollars, as
good ~ any Of the sixty ,fyc dollar ma
chime, can i" l"ught at the CITY Drug
store az o. t. Bacon 4 60. .s-lw.
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\Or6XaI,gs..

ch- Ia,nc-' SGciahc nf et. James Church
VIII b" h"ll in the new huil'Iins Of Jonah
Richards, Esq, on Wednesday next.
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DIED.

STEVENS-At Chicago, Aug. 18th, 1872,
Mrs. Sarah Brown Stevens, aged SO
Yeas, wife OF the Rev. c. b. Stevens, of
Manitowoc, Wis.
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For teas of the best quality, and most
exquisite flavor, 90 to the Manitowoc drug
tore. lS-tf
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VALUABLE
VALUABLE
MILL PROP ERTY
FOR SALE.

The property known rs the Branch Mills,
together with 40 acres of land il for sale.
This property consists Of Touring mill
with three run Of stones, building and ma
ch,nery, all new. A saw mill Of much value,
and number of other buildings, houses and
stores, and is stu ated seven miles from the
city of Manitowoc, on the line of the Apple
ton and New London Railroad, and in the
vicinity of an excellent grain growing
country. One half Of the property will. be
cold, or the whole, at The option Of the pur-
chaser. For particulars, enquire or address
Geo. N. Woodin, Manitowoc, or Ii. S.
Pierpont, Chronicle office, Two Rivers, Wis.
JOSEPH LEMAI, De Pere, Wis.
August 5, 1872, l4-2tf
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Swine machines sold on time at the
City Drug Store. o. L. Bacon & Co.
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All Of Blocks 1877, lat and 1873.
A certain piece Of land, extending across
the southwest portion Of Government 10, 6
in Sec. 10. town 10, north Of range "a east,
being . strip 1853 feet in width running para
lei with, and on the sOuthcrly side adj Joining
the centre line Of Water st. if extended in q
straight line to the Manitowoc River.
In the Village Of Two Rivers, Ill Of
Blocks 80, l02 and 100.
Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western Railroad
Company, by
F. W. COTSHAUsEN. Its Attorney!
ManitOwoc, August l3, 1879.
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IfST OF l. ETTEES
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
I'Or. Of NanitOxyOC.
AERlyED-iTGUST :.
Stmr. hlnit"w ac, Chicago, sund
Schr. Caoclia, Milwaukee, sund,
Schr. Eva. Milwaukee.
AUGUST y.
Stmr. Sheboygan, Chicago sund
AUGUST 10.
SImr. Manitowoc, Chicago, suRd
Schr. Espindola, Milwaukee, 1880 IN. corn.
Schr. Glen Cuyier, Milwaukee sand,
AUGUST II.
Simr ShcboyClr, Chicago. sund
Scnr. Ben Moe, Menomin-a,
AUGUST Is.
Stmr. Manitowoc, Chicago, sund
AUGUST II.
Stmr. Shebo, gan, Chicago sund
CIFi4FD-AUGUSTS
Stmr. Mauito. "a. chicago, ~und
>chr. capriIa. Mi aukee. u eds wood
schr. Eva. Milwaukee. So M slaves
AUGUST ..
tnr. Shehoygan. Chicago. sund
AUGUST 10.
Stmr. Nantowoc, Chicago, -uHd
scar FsYindrIa Two Creeks
Schr. Glen ca! Ter. Chicago. p m oak lumber
August l..
Strnr. Shehovran. Chicago. sund
SER. Ben Moe, Nans!ee 81 brls. 1our ) tons feed,
tons hay.
AUGUST Is.
tmr. Manitowoc, Chicago, sunds
AUGUST ii.
>tmr, Sheboy-an. Chicago, sund
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49,.
Social.

Mrs. Leo Mann's reception at her resi-
drncc in Two Rivers, last Thursday even
ing, was the great social event of the week,
over two hundred guests were entertained
with all the grace and ease which distin-
cuisines the accomplished hostess. We
dare not comment on the beautiful
toilets of the many attractive
ladies assembled, rs this theme in itself
would exhaust the entire space of a nine
column paper, and we would not trust our
self on 50 dangerous Il subject; the ladies
certainly know their power and need none
Of our efforts in that direction Mr. and
Mrs Mann were aided in doing the honors OF
of their house 10y IN efficient bcyy Of young
ladies and gentlemen, friends and relatives,
from New York, G hicago and Milw aukcc,
which materially frightened their some
hat laborious duties in entertain
ins 50 large company. Among the
guests from abroad were the Hon. Chas 4.
Eh,ridgr, Hon. +. Q. Thorp and Peter
RuIr, of Fond du Lac, L. 5. We'll and son,
Of Washington County, Hon. =. Y. Duestcr
and ". F. Cotzhauscn, Of Milwaukee. The
music 10y the Two Rivers band was sutfi-
cicntIy inspiring to even induce heavy
weights like Judge Pierpont of the Chroni-
ric, to trip the light fantastic toe. The
assemhlagc will long be remembered by the
participants rs one Of the most pleasant, as
well rs the largest ever given in this county.
THOSE who desire good article to res
tore gray hair to its youthful color, We
would recommend to purchase Halls Vesc-
table Siciian Hair Remover, a most excel
lent and valuable preparation. Sold by all
Druggists.
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Do you wan. to buy one of the easiest
and stilcst running sewing machines in
the world? You can frd it at the City
Drug Store. 3-4w
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ARRIVALS.
Wiudlntc House.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING ArG. IA
G.. \. Naugton and three ladies, Gree n
Bay; o. Ontchard and boy, Milwaukee,;
ii l. Mitchell, Boston; Jas Pastor, Ham,
burg; q Il Sanford, Freeport, H.; III. l..
Noble, Fond du Lac; J. S. Buck, Apple
ton; 0. j. Maexbell, Z. w. Jones, Henry
Mann y son, Milwaukee,: III ii Smith, E
Badger, Two Rivers; W d Hitchcock,
Kewauncc; \ II Ellsworth, NJ Oliver,
Green Bay; W Dekiman, kewaunec; ii
5 pierpont, Two Rivers; T " Cotzharsen,
Milwaukee; VI Wheeler, Chicago; { II
Wheeler, Boston; James kcaho and fami-
~, Chicago: l. Shattuch, Janesviilc; f
Fox Cook, Milwaukee; o T Crany, Chicago;
VI Bennett, Ninona, Mimi; j l. Miles,
Madison: II L Blood, J S Buck, Apple
ton; l.. o. Smstead, Neenah; b J Brother
and wife, kaukana; C G Boalt, VIM c
Nichols, wife, child and nurse, Mrs Mar
vim, Chicago; c \ Norton. Il G Gilmore,
NJ l. S q " Il Il; NJ Balxlum, Cleveland,
o; Il Slawson, Racine; G W Norman,
Rockford; c u Dikeman, kewaunee.
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Aug Hon. c. A. Eldridge, Fond du
Lac; F. o. Thorpe, Fond du Lac; Peter
Rupp, Fond du Lac; NJ. Koelzer. Re-
waunee; n. Weidner, Kewaunee; Chas
kohlsaas, Milwaukee; Chas. kasper, Ran
toul.
Aug. S.-Louis Glaubitz, Milwaukee;
Florian J. Rics, Milwaukee,; Adrian
:Stcckel, Milwaukee; Geo. N. Atwele,
Milwaukee; b. S. We'll, Schiesingerville;
II. Ellinghauscn, Milwaukee; ii. A. Kent,
Sheboygan; ". T. Cary, Sheboygan Falls.
Aug. "a. NJ. johnson, Chicago;
B. L. Tildon, Shcboygan; Geo. a. Young,
Shcboygan; NJ. J. Fairwcather, Sheboy-
gan; II G. IL. Reed, Shcboygan; Joseph
Fischer, Milwaukee.
Aug. l0.-P. Christman, Eaton: G.
Orth, Milwaukee; John Doruer, Milwau-
kec: Walter Little, Sheboygan Falls.
Aug. I'LL. Rummeli, Sheboygan;
George Woolin. Two Rivers.
Aug. l2.-Martha W. Whipple, She
boygan Falls; Stephen Patrick, Shcboy
gan Falls; Rev. James Gouche, Coopcrs-
town; Miss Clara Ranlcr, Milwaukee,
Aug. l3.-Gcorgo Bach, +. Iloltz, II.
Riccll, e. lIenscl, f. Noss, p. Ccrveny, L.
Charcck, f. Chapeck jun, Milwaukee,;
Otto Gutbicr, kaukauna; VI. l.. Ponicr,
Green nay
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IT is a mark Of the unsuccessful man,
that he invariably locks his stable door
when the horse has been stolen. This sort
Of wisdom never thinks about9 bod
ly health until it is gone. But just as much
as any disease has become seated, 1.-THE pow
CT Of the system to resist and throw it OF
is weakened; hence time is all important
For dyspepsia, all diseases Of the liver,
stomach, skin and kidneys, and all that begin
i'll Initiated blood, do not wait until the
trouble is confirmed, but attack it by a
timely use of DIR. WALKER's CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR BITTERs. 4w.
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PRESCRIPTION BLANKS,

Our job rooms have been re-
plenished with a large variety
of new type, Of the latest cut, and
we fiatter ourselves that the work
turned out of our office for the
past year has been second to
none ever done in this city. Our
prices are low, and will COM
pare favorably with those of any
other place. Those who have
work which they wish done In a
neat and workmanlike manner,
had better give Us a call, and ex,
anime our work and prices.
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County OFFICERS.

Sheriff. A. Wittenbcrg.
fiert - thu Court. A. Pi"ning.
feristrr 81 Deeds john Franz.
COUNTY Clerk. q. w nurnnt.
County Treasurer. q. Fwon-
County, Judge, W W. waldo.
suo' 81 Schools. Michael kIr ~an.
Chairman Board 81 Supervisors, ~. 4. ilubh trd
Iist. Altnrnsr. Z d. rrost.