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commissioners, Notice.

INHE undersigned commissioners appointed by the
-. ouage OF Probate for Cumberland County to
eel anu examine the claim of the creditors against
Ipe es.ase oI Neranus G. Hanson late of Portland,
ontSs op, insolvert give notice that six
lowed for said creditors be present and prove their
a tas ne pi said claims and proof at
berland and State Of Maine on the third SATURDAY of
June, August, and october, and the seventh dav Of
noon. w o
JAMES G. TUKEy.
FRANKLIN SAWYER
MAY 70, 1917. Commissioners
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Sanford's Improved RefrigeratOrs

The three points of excellence which claim, are:
1st constant and thorough circulation of pure air
intermingng of odors; purity and active air, the
elements Of its success. Call or send for circulars
Manufactured and for sale by j. +. MERRILL DC
tween Cross and Cotton sts., near Leavltt, Burnham
d Co.'s Ice House, Portland Me. Je4dt
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reaching the largest number of readers, and
those of the best quality. The Daily PRESS
fills the bill in both particulars better than any
other daily journal in Maine.
LASTING LoNIvELEss.-Twenty ears ago.
when paint, pearl powder and enamel, were
running the complexions and destroying the
health of women of fashion, HAGAN's MAGNo-
LA BALM was brought out as a pure botanical
cosmetic, guaranteed to restore bloom and
beauty to the skin From that time to the
present it has been continually rising in public
estimation as the safest and most exceptional
preparation of its class. Instead of producing
an artificial, metallic surface, like the deadly
enamels, or whiting the cuticle like the poison
Gus fluids sold under various names as ''beau-
tifers," it keeps the skin as soft as velvet
renders it as smooth and glossy as satin, and
impsrts to it that delicate, rosy tinSe, which
the beau ideal of complexional loveliness. This
exquisite chromatic effect is not transcient. By
applying the Balm daily it may be prolonged
from youth to age. A lady who purchased the
first bottle of the article nineteen years apo.
writes to say that her complexion at forty is
"purer, clearer and more brilliant than it has
ever been;' and she attributes it to HAeAN's
MAGNOLIA BALM nov4-eod1w&w1t
WE are apt when looking upon some new
discovery in the chemical worlu, and Witness
ing its practical workings, to wonder how the
world could possibly bave so long suffered from
its want without having discovered the great
desiderdta1a. Such must be the feeling when
witnessing the benefits secured by the OCCASION
al use of SMoLANDER's BUcHU, which is now
| ~.
the great remedy of all family physicians of re-
pute Tor nervous debility, liberation of the
kidney and bladder, gravel, diabetes, maladies
OF the urino-genital organs and all complaints
Incidental to the female race. nov5-eodlw
JOB PRINrING-Every description of Job
| Printing executed promptly, and at the lowest
prices, at the Daily PRESS Printing House, lO9
Exchange st. ~ "ANHNs'
| FELLOWS Compound Syrup of Hypophos
mites will readily and certainly arrest the de-
pressing influences of disease upon the nerves
| and muscles. 1t restores the appetite and in
| duccs disposition to take on healthy flesh.
| IL causes the formation of living blood,
strengthening the action of both Heart and
Lungs. 1t sustains the system under trying
circumstances, and causes the healthy develop
ment of all the organs necessary to our exist
ence. nov2-d1w&wlt
ADAMsoN's Balsam cures Asthma, Coughs
Colds, Lung Complaints. Price 30 and ~ cts
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ADVERTISERS naturally seek the means of
reaching the largest number of readers, and
those of the best quality. The Daily PRESS
fills the bill in both particulars better than any
other daily journal in Maine
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COMPREHENSIVE

wv L. COREY having purchased the interest of
w d. S. Rice, of the firm of Rice & Hooper in
the manufacture flaices patent Foot Rest Chairs.
will continue the business under the firm name Of
COREY s. HOOPER, who will adjust all claims for
and against the late firm of Rice & Hooper
No. Free street. w. L. COREY
0c25d2w j. H. HOOPER
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
REGARDLESS
7 E r r / B L E
! Horse Distemper,
DAVIS & CO..
still continue to offer
BARGAINS
to those taking the trouble to ,calE down town. or
in town to their
EMPORIUM of FASHION,
where they will exhibit the largest assortment
MerinO
Undergarments! I!
FOR LADIES, MISSES
@ III / L d r E N.
HOSIERY :!
of all kinds adapted to the season.
KID GLOVES,
LACE COLLARS,
HAMBURG EDGINGS,
PASSEMENTERIE'S,
LACE TIDES,
JEWELRY,
WORSTEDS,
LACES, YARNS,
CORSETS,
BUSTLES,
PRINCES,
BUTTONS,
FANS, BRACELETS, sc.
Bargains in Misses Fleeced Hose,
White,
lO dOZ. all sizes at 25 cts. a pair.
20" Ladies cotton & wool 15c +"
5" 6 fleeced Gloves 25. "
1000 yds. Crochet Edging at SC per yard.
Bargains are daily offered and invite all to see
for themselves.
Be convinced and purchase their
Ladies Furnishing
AND
f A NCY GOOD S
DAVIS & CO.,
NO. 10 CLAPP'S BLOCK.
now div
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THE
MUTUAL BENEFIT ACCOUNT BOOK,
BY M. v. Il. STTMSON.

Is pass book designed for the of all classes of
dealers in every department of trade and nval
liable medium for encouraging cash payments for
goods,
As an economical measure it has no equal in the
interest of both buyer and seller. Its adoption will
save 20 per cent in the cost of living.
Price $1.20 per dozen. Sent postpaid in packages
OF any number, to any part of the United States
British Provinces receipt of order with price in
closed. Full particulars application. Sample
copies by mail postpaid for 10 cents.
III. A. Nick ENNEX Il CO., PubIishers
sep23-d&wtf 129 Middle St.. Portland, Me.
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Notice.

nR MILTON M. HALL, having been ca,,ed
H. away by being sick himself, expects to be able
to return to Cumberland Centre the first of next
week to his post of duty. oct29dtf
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ADAMsoN's Balsam cures Asthma, Coughs
Colds, Lung Complaints. Price 30 and 10 cts
mrl5-T T S & WY.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

HAVING leased my Carriage Factory (recently
Ill occupied by Lockhart g. Sloan) to ALBERT
CHASE, to continue the manufacturing Of Carriages
and Seighs, and knowing him to be first class
chanic, and one thoroughly acquainted with all
branches of the business, would cheerfully
mend him to my former customers
E. X. LEMONT.
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''To look out, not in;
To look up, not down;
To look forward, not backward, and
To Land n hand =,

There! that is the law and the prophets, and
something more. What charming book it
is! The same air of intense realism that pre-
vades all Mr.. Hales stories is here.
You are convinced by the irresistible logic
of Figures that the millennium will dawn in Just
twenty-seven years and you involuntarily be-
gin to calculate how old you will be then,
and to feel conscious that if you are to be
alive then land you cannot help hoping that
you will bel, you mnst do something to per-
pare yourself for the altered state of affairs
st. Louis Glsbe.
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TERMS $500 PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE.

texture Of its wool-that they don't care
whether the eyes that are ''brightly bold or
beautifully shy," are shaded by an old hat or
new one. notice he always takes out to
concert or ball the dear gazelle whose wool is
finest.
Now l believe it is Christian duty for a
woman TO make herself look as pretty as pos
s.nle, ana she follows one of the deepest in
ssinctS OF her nature when she tries to win
.ne admiration and liking of men in general,
VI tle loVe OF some one man. / am not GO
lhs 70 quarrel with her instincts. They are
saieSuards TILL the moth and rust of worldly
! wisdom corrupt them.
| Ii woman Is beautiful and has looking
giass Ia tne mouse, she must know she is
beautiful. She would be an idiot If she did
not. but she is a fool if she makes her bean-
ty the grand, central fact of her existence.
round which she expects wealth, talent and
love to revolve forever. You may do it for a
while, but by and by your beauty will fade,
you will fall into the sere and yellow leaf, and
the strong centrifugal forces will draw men
away from you, and give the admiration you
havehold your soul for to some woman who is
fairer in the face.
SO you see that if you don't want to feel
your scepter slipping out of your hands after
a brief belleship, you must not depend merely
on your beauty, nor on effects OF dress.
There is only one kind of beauty that lasts
and that grows brighter and brighter, till the
coffin-ld, closing down over its last and sweet
est smile, makes il "a thing of beauty and
joy for ever" 1t cannot be bought with a
price. 1t will only come through years of
self-torgetful living. 1t is the beauty of ex-
preston.
Do wander from my text? Well, one
does fly off at a tangent sometimes, though
every one knows it is the very worst kind of
literary SHINING. You win find no method in
my madness.
only want you not to be heartless and
frivolous; to learn to keep your word of hon
or; to stop answering ''Yes'' to marriage cere-
monies, when your heart says ''no;" to be
earnest and fearless and true in word and in
deed.
You have read "Ten Times One? 1t
seems to me that those four notices on the
walls of the Detroit Club House are short
hand, for all that Christianity has been try
ing to teach for the last eighteen hundred
years.
Simmered down it comes to just this:
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Ladies' leather belts are now worn three
inches wide, ,colored to patch the toilette, with
a large buckle of oxydised silver, and short
chain of the same material, to which is sus-
pended the umbrella, fan, bunch of keys or
watch.
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JOB PRINTING. Every description of Job
Printing executed promptly, and at the lowest
prices at the DaiIy PRESS Printing House, 100
EExoi,1,asso ~ o. WIN. NJ. MARKS
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A brilliant weddingat Newport is noticed
at length in the New York papers. The
bride was Belle Howell, leading beauty at
Long Branch for the past two Seasons, and
David G. Leach, one of the wealthiest gentle
men of Philadelphia. The brides dress cost
$1,000, the flowers used on the occasion cost
$4,000, and the marriage presents reached
the magnificent value of 100000. The mar
riage certainly ought to be happy one.
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"My son." said fond papa, who was look
ing over the lesson his son had recited that
day, show did you manage when your teach
er asked you to spell metempsychosis ?"
"Oh, father" said the boy, II just stood
spell Doundp'
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The latest thing in gentlemen's jewelry
consists of small bronzes, modelled from the
antique. A beautiful specimen is a scarf-pin
of the head and shoulders of the Apollo Bel
videre, and the two of the LAGOON worn for
a sleeye-bOtton.
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\ distressing accident occurred On Sat
tur lay afternoon last, by which a little
child Of Mr.. Geo. wards, pattern maker
ut Jonah Richards fol1lry, lost its life.
u seer2s tina an der daughter of Mr..
Edwards was engaged III washing, and
poured into a small tub . quantity of boil
iug water, setting it on the door. She then
went out to procure some water to cool it,
AMI left the chill in the room, though At
some distance from the rub. The child.
about TWO year, an a half OIL in crossing
the room backwards, fell into the tab of
boiling water. Mrs. Edwards, who was
in the room, rush Sd forward and took the
HID from tic rub, finding it dreadfully
calied, the Il Il literally peeling off witt
its clothing. 4 physician was summoned
but to no afail, the little sufferer dying
On SUNDAY,
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Escti0oIc EasurC1cc.

Mr.. I. c. Shove, banker, on the South
side, is agent for the following companies,
which have come ont from the great Gre in
Boston, with assets well abe to pay losses
and 20 on with their Business as though
nothins had harpcncl. Mr.. Shoves list,
which anpears in another colu:an, embraces
the following soll companies, in which a
nan can safely leave his property: -Etna,
Home, Hartford, Underwriters Agency;
and last, but not least, the Phoenix. Do
not 90 uninsured. You know not what
might happen.
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Notice is hereby given, that on and af-
ter the night of Friday, the 18th day of
November, 1872, a frcd rdtc tight will be
exhibited from each Of the two lighthouses
recently erected On Grass Island, Green
Bay, to serve as 4 guide for ssels through
the new Gu; into the mouth of the Fox
river.
TIE structures are wooden towers, paint
ed white, and the distance between them
Is co feet 4 inches.
he apparatus in each case is Fresncl
lens of the 9th ordec, Illuminating the en-
tire horizon.
The elevation of the focal plane of the
lower tower is 81 feet, which corresponds
to range Of visibility Of | statute miles j.,
and that of the upper tower 81 feet, being
VISIBLE at 4 distance Of II miles.
BY order OF the Lighthouse Board.
JusErH HENRY, Chairman.
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IN PROBATE-MINITOwoC COUNTY

IN PROBATE-M1NITOWOC COUNTY
1 Court In the matter Of the iguardian-
ship Of the minor heir Of Theodore Schultz
deceased On reading and fling the petit
ton Of rominicus Schneider, guardian Of
said minors, representing among other
thing that his said wards are seized of GER
tain real estate in said comfy and that it is
necessary thar the same should be sold, and
praying for license 10 sell the same: and ii
appearing to the Court, from said petition
that il 5 necessary for the : Ill guar lia1 10
sell said real estate, ii is ordered and direct
ed that the next of kin to said wards and all
persons interested in said estate. appear be-
fore me, on Mcuday, the 10Th day Of Decem-
Der, 4 D. 1872 at ten o'clock a. IN. at tie
Probate Office in said County, then and there
to show cause if any there be- why license
should not be granted for the sal Of said
real estate according to the prayer of said
petition.
And it is further ordered. that copy OF
this order shall be Published for four sue
cessive weeks prior 10 said day of hearing
in the Nanitowoc PILOT, weekly news
paper printed It IIanitowCc in said County
Dated at Manitowoc, the lth day of No
vemher, \. d. 1872 ". W WALDO,
lI-l6-iw County Judge.
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was rut to Z practical test THURSDAY after
no@n last, sustaining a weight of l. gravel
wagons, heavily loaded, which test hav-
ing teen satisfactory, it was accepted, aud
finally thrown open to puA.lc travel. The
public can congratulate themselves upon
laying a sure meaDs Of communication
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OFFICIAL.
SHERIFF : OFFICE,
lNIIuTII Nov J S,l

~ =,
Tie urlcrsi gncl, Sheriff If Mauitowoc
County. having been officially notified that at
the general election held in the county T
Manirowcr, State Of Wisconsin. on the 9Th
day If November. \. b 1872. for the Office
Of County Treasurer, to supply the place Of
Qucrn Even, whose present term OF office
will expire on the 3lst day Of December, \.
D. 1872. there was no choice, the two candi-
dates having received the same number Of
vet respectively. now. therefore by irtue
Of tac power in me vested and the statues i'll
such cases In-de and provided, |, Albert
NijteEhrrg. Sheriff Of SAID county of Mani.
towDc, do hereby order that L special cleo
tion lie held in each of the several towns
wards, and election precincts in the county
Of MIu!towoc State Of Wisconsin, or Monday
the 9jh ninth day Of cccmber, \. u. 1872,
for the purpose of cicc;iug a County Treas
urer Ia serve two years from the first Monday
in January. 4 D 1873, in place Of Querin
Even. whose term Of Office will expire Oh
the 3lst day Of December. \. i. 1872.
4. NlTTENBERG, Sheriff,
G W. BuESET, County Clerk.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
Port of ManitoWOc.

ARRIvFp-Nov Ii
Schr. Plymouth, Milwaukee,
Schr. Glen Cuylcr, Milwaukee, sunis
w. Is
Schr. Experiment. Sheboygtn
>chr Ashtabula, Kewaunee, 1900 railroad
Schr Active. Chicago
Scar Robbie Knapp. Milwaukee
schr Josephine. Milwaukee, sun1s
Stmr- shc boygan Chicago, su"ds
Nov. IL
Stmr Muskegcn, Chicago, sunds
Wow IS.
Stmr. Shehoygan, Chicago, sunis
Scov Mt Vernon, Chicago.
Schr Condor. Milwaukee
Sehr Minnehaha, Milwaukee, IS brls salt
eutter
Nov 10.
Schr. Reindeer. Escanaba m picket-, IS
m lnmbcr. % IA shingles
Schr. Mariner, Milwaukee, 600 bu corn,
500 bu oats, 8 brls apples
SeLr Espiudola, Milwaukee. SOC bu rye, 500
bu corn.
Schr Annie ThoIine, Chicago. sun1s
CLgaREp-Nov. IA.
Stmr Muskegon. Chicago. suuis
Schr Plymouth, Milwaukee. ., 900 bu wheat,
go bags peas. /! eds wood
Schr Glen Cuyler, Milwaukee, 90 eds wood.
III pos
Tug Leviathan. Mackinae
Sehr Active, Chicago. 80 eds wood, $50 tele-
graph poles
Schr. Robbie Knapp. Milwaukee, Is eds
Schr Josephine, Milwaukee, 2o3 sets hubs,
- m slaves
Schr Experiment, Milwaukee. 80 eds wood
Schr Carlingford, Cleveland, ~ m slaves
Nov. %
Stmr. Shehoygan, Chicago, sunds
Nov IL
Stmr Musk2gon, Chicago, suuds
Nov. IS.
Stmr. Shcboyg7n, Chicago, sunds.
Scow Mt. Vernon. Milwaukee, A. eds wood.
Schr Magic. Clay Banks.
Schl. Condor. Milwaukee, ~ eds wood
Schr. Minnchaha, Milwaukee, 258 railroad
ties, 800 posts
Nov. 10
Schr Reindeer, Clay Banks.
Schr Mariner. Milwaukee, 2,Oc0 Blu wheat,
c. wood
Nov. 20
Sfmr Mu.s rrnu IIir.gn supJs
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We hope oar people viii remember the
Concert and dance for the benefit of the
Library Association en- to morrow, Fri
cay evening rs We learn they are making
every effort to make it an agreeable en-
tcrtainment
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STATE OF WISCONSIN,, MANITuWOC
> County Circuit Court ohm Simon
plaintiff. against George ". Sharp, defend
cnt Summons for reiief-com. not served
The State Of Wisconsin to the above named
defendant Sir. You are hereby summoned
and required to answer the complaint in this
action. which will he fled in the office of the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court of said county,
and serve copy Of your answer on me at
my office, in the City and County Of Mantle
voc, Wisconsin, within twenty days after the
service hereof. exclusive Of the day Of such
service; and if you fail to answer the COM
plant rs aforesaid, the plaintiff viii apply to
the Court fer The relief demanded in the COM
plainJ.
Dated October 81 1872
Z. b. TREAT. PItff's Atty.
Il-l3-6v
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StcHuboat Time Table.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE "P GOODRICH
sTKAN.Es.

The side-yYf eel steamers Eart'n%oc and SIZE
toy-an vii lSavs ever corning. t>u"d3'- *
ceDfe y It ~ O'Clock. Sat l,s boat '-lHeS al >
y. Gpinr Nnriii. SatHfta: - 1pat gof- ttroa -
to Two Cree EgwaHHrr "a ATaeo"a.
T. urur--cahia s'ca-.er- oTanto. = Jo-e1A.
anil True-deN vii srr8ve and depart from Mani
toySGr - tOl70r-:
Com sou.t-Lnrv-s cverv ionlar, Wednesdays
and Satu-iay az about = n
Clairg Snr'.--Le-v-s rve-Y !u>sd .. ihursi l'
j u. ToosBz. AGENT.
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James ;. Ajau. GA York street, has
new stock Of pure Havana cigars on hand.
lis Tstroas VIII rIsase make note of it,
AIT give ~, 9 al.
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An empty bottle va found in front of a
business room. 1t had been thrown there
Is Young man who ha. lately purchaser
bottle Of that fin, perfaucry a; the Man
itovcc Drug Store. II
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FoR arrangement of che Liver, for Dys-
pcpsia, Diarrhea, Piles, etc, DR.. Simmons
Liver Regulator certainly has no superior.
1t acts ike a charm, without facilitating
the system. / have tried it thoroughly,
and s. ess what know.
REV. S. GARDNER.
-AtaEulsus, Ca
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LADIES. Those French Kid Button
Boots at Ryder are genuine and perfect
beauties. lie does not charge cent for
showing his soolS. Call & examine.
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TAKEN UP.

& me to the pr mscs If the subscriber in
tb~ town of Franklin. on the -Oth Of Sept.
II I cr, about a year and hall d |, red and
wh;le The owner will COME forward, prove
property and take it away.
I--3w JAMES LONG
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ThIrslay next has been set apart by
the President AMI Governor for Thanks
giving. anil, in ORDER to afford oar employees
an o. portuaity to take part therein, We
viii 20 I. press on Wednesday. AdYeT-
tiscr~ will please govern themselves ac-
cor!iaslv. Alas, roor turkey
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Robiasoa'. Disinfeciirg Lotion.

We are Informed that wherever this 10
ton has been used, the horse disease fails
to make is appearance.
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S,TATE OF WISCONSiN,-COUNTY
y Of MANITOW0C-ss. Probate Office
Nanitowoc. October -, /. d. 1872
In the matter Of the proof and pro-
bate # the last Will and testament of Abram
" Preston, deceased. WHEREAS, a. instru-
ment IN writing, purpOrunG to be t. last
will and testament Of Abram y. PrestoL 'e-
ceased, late Of The County of Grafton, in t. >
State Of New Hampshire. has been fled in
this Cifice; and whereas application has been
made by Charles Han, a person interested
in said will, praying that the same be proved
and al nitted to Probate according to the
laws Of tki, State: Therefore. it is ordered
that sail application b. heard before me tn
the prohat. Office in the CIV Of Manitowoc
in said county, on the eighteenth lay Of
November, \. y. 1872. at ten o'clock in the
forenoon Of that day. And it IS further or
dered. that notice shall he given to all per-
sons interested in said will, of the time and
place Ct said hearing. by publication in the
Aanltowoc Pilot. q newspaper printed in
said county for three successive weeks, once
each week, prior - the time Of such hearing
By the Court, ". ". WALDO,
l4-l3-3w County Judge.
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with either side of the river, and chance
be given for repairs upon the Eighth street
bridge.
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Huns Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re
ne1e. removes scurf and all Impurities
frcm the scalp.
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THE NlNHOHW FLOUR MILLS
HAS ON HAND AND FOR sktE
FLOUR, FEED, CATS, BRAN,
AND CORN MEAL,

Which viii he delivered free OF charge TO
any part Of the city 1T the very lowest price
for CASH. Flour will be warranted as rep
resented. and, If not satisfactory, the money
v III be refunded and four taken away A
liberal discount to the trade
I3-aj-6m Ii TRUMAN
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Geo. SC

Our job rooms Ila-
plenished with a la
Of new type, Of the la,,
We fatter ourselves ~
turned out Of Q
past year his be,n
none ever done in
prices are low. e
pare favorably viti
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