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Innocent Nan INDICATED.

The jacksonville, H., Journal relates
the following singular occurrence, showing
how sometimes innocent parties suffer
from unjust accusations:
Fifteen years ago, one Sam Steele work
ed on farm for Mr.. George Barbour, who
lived a mile and half north of this place.
One day Mr.. Barbour came to town, bring
ing his wife Before starting, he called in
Steele, and in his presence put $3.50 in a
bureau drawer, locked it up, and delivered
to him the key Of the drawer, as well as
the key to the house, telling him to take
care of both for the day. Returning home
at night, and recounting the money, Mr..
Barbour found that a $50 bill was missing.
Steele, who was the only one that knew Of
the whereabouts of the money beside Mr.
b., denied all knowledge of the missing
bill. declaring that he had not entered the
room since he did so with Mr.. Barbour.
The latter maintained that Steele must
know something about it, and finally dis
charged him from his service. Steele left,
and has not been heard Of since. A few
DAYS since Mr.. Barbour found the missing
$50 in the back part of his bureau, caught
in the frame. One, half of the bill was
worn away by rubbing of the drawer as it
had been pulled backward and forward.
When he found it he burst into tears, con-
science stricken from having unjustly ac-
cused and censured Steele.
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TIT for Tat.

When the Indian went to see the white
man he staid with him all night. In the
morning he says to the white man: Me
have a dream last night
All, what was it !?
Me dream you give me your gray mare
and then you give me rifle; that you give
me much powder, much ball, much shot
Did you, indeed? What DREAM
Yes, me dream it all
w ell, that's bad, for my wife always
rides that gray mare, and thinks she can t
ride any other horse but if you dreamt it,,
why suppose you must have her. And
my rifle too? my favorite riAe-dream that
gave you tkat too?
es me dream rifle, too.
well, if you dreamt it, why, suppose
you must take that, too. It's very singu-
lar
SO the white man gave them to the
Indians possession, but persuaded him to
larry with him one night more.
In the morning the white man says to
the Indian: 4 had dream last night
NO! did you
yes, but l did, though; | dreamed that
you gave me all the land between Ponjunk-
ct River and Catapunch Mountain :
about 5000 acres of the most beautiful
land imaginable.
'Ah, bones of my father? Well, if YOU
dreamt it, why [ suppose sou must have
the land-br-t NE never dream with you
any more
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Wit and EsIsIyf Or.

Whom NAV = loaf IF broad he said 70 he
inhabited-wbcn there j. little Indian in
#
Mr. CoIb has married Miss Wrhb He
l,o,v t,,,+ ,boy ,,oro meant r. ho ;o:,o5 90
soon rs he spe5 her.
Men Of on,i,w are often dull and inert
IN society. a. tbn LIazinr meteor, when il
dosoooJs to cor,h : only s,o,o
What i rho difference between norscvcr-
ance and obstinacy? The one is a strong
will, and the other is strong won't.
\ great financial reformer is 50 devoted
to figures that when he has nothing else to
DO, he casts up his eyes.
!" What are you doing there 2? said a
grocer to a fellow who was stealing his
lard. q am getting fat" was his reply.
Why is a young lady Just from boarding
school like building committee? Because
she is ready to receive sealed proposals.
Why are the meascls like fresh nacker-
eli? Because they run in schools, and have
to be caught before they can be had.
A wit once asked peasant what part
he rerfo,med in the great drama Of life.
u mind my own business." WAS the renlv
The farmer who smoked in his harm i
now bouIinr lumber Cor another one. lie
docs NOT intend 70 smoke in tba new one
Twentv-fve or thirty wears aoo. Rev.
Cbos g C;,noy now, pros;9o,+ !, 0har
i, Corero WINS oorrv;or On sor;os Of ra
,;ra1 ,,aot;nos ~ some Fa for, c;.,. pos+on
"s , nm ore ''' d g''',r''''fr rs',r','
SOC "'"i Va '''si''eSS' Nir. fihieS dansh-
nI 800 .,'.s 49, -, ,,''S"I'e1 MS
'',e
1''''''o i'''''''-
VI D'' VAN n.y. pooF uyihs SINNER,
"'o ~, '''" pray 'o' you
IL i"es''o" oi ""e'e al the smiths
oo.'-I i'o'' = "s"eren' \ FACTORY IN
",'S''oo''"s, cry pears the sish' Smith
nan .''''o''''. Coi'ta"!'
= '''o' 9',l urea 10 commit suicide oy
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Then sitting beside him, in thu, frelight,
she heard the story of his miraculous es-
cape from death, and told him in turn the
story of her own folly and unfaithfulness.
But he OILY elaspcd her all the closer as he
listened.
"Nothing but childish within, little
one, > he said; you could not have played
me false, loved you too WE'LL
And when the spring game, and the blue
birds sang in the farmers apple trees, the
content. of the camphor wood box were
brought to hight, and the sheeny silk was
fashioned into a bridal robe, and with the
lustrous pearls amid Der golden-bro
braids, and the light of perfect love in her
sweet eyes, Janet looked the loveliest bride
that ever the sun shone on.--Hew York
Weetly.
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Sherif's Sale

( IRCUIT COURT-MANITOW COUN-
Y Tf.--Bctscy Gurdmanson, Almey EIick-
son, Robbey knutc knutes0n Yomcr, Anna
Hanson and Mary knutcson iomer, plain
tffS ~ inst Rose knUtcsOn, defendant. By
virtue Of, AMI pursuant to judgment os
foreclosure and sale in the above entitled
cause dated jane %, 1871, shall expose
for sale. ii the Court House in the city or
Maniow0c, and county of Manitouoc, and
State Of Wisconsin, on the 18th dsy OF
Way. 1872 ut ten 0 clock ia the fore noon
Of that day. all the following described mort
2 ged pr misses, or as much thereof as may
be necessary to raise the amount of said
Judgment, intcres. and costs, and costs Of
such sale. as follows, IL wit. All the follow
ing real estate lying and being in the county
o. Mapi;owoc and StIte Of Wisconsin, viz:
The south west ! Of the south west / Of Sec
ton number twen'y-seren t27l, Town num-
Der nineteen, 49,. Range number Twenty
two go east, containing forty acres of land
according to the official survey.
batel at Manitowoc, Wis, March 18th,
1872.
ALERT WITTEN3ERG, Sheriff.
J. ID Markham, Attorney for Plaintiffs.
3i-gw
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$. Tell IL 80 the Marfnes,.,

Captain Jones, o.: Stonington, is respon
sibls for the following: On his passage
from New York, few years ago, he OBJ
served, one summer afternoon, heavy
cloud arise from the land and, to his great
surprise, approach the vessel. Suddenly
it broke near him, and covered the deck
with millions of mnSnn;sAA4, --i;i" rart Of
the flock went through the mainsail, leaving
nothing but the bolt-ropes hanging idly to
the spars. Corroborative evidence to this
astonishing tale was found in the person Of
a "down-east skipper" who heard the
story, and who, on comparing dates with
the narrator, declared that two days after
ward he was boarded by the same flock of
and they all wore canvass
breeches.-N. H. Register.
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TIE CITES .AJ4R.

Twas whisperei one morning in Heave.
How the little enid asgeI Nav.
In the shade OF the great waite portal,
Sat sorrowiug ni7ht AMI day,
How she said 10 the stately warden
He OF the kew and bar
o angel, sweet sngeii Ipray yo,,
SET the beautiful gates sjar.
Only a little, wou'l you,
Set tie beautiful gates rjlr.
- can hear mr. mother weeping:
she 10 lonely she cannot see
A glimmer OF light In the darkness.
Waen the gate shuts after me.
Oh turn me- the key sweet angel,
Thy spiendor will shine 50 FAR y
But the warden ans ~ered. II dare not
Set the beautiful gates sj.r."
Spoke low and ans Seredi dars not
Set the beautiful gates sja,."
Then 10 rose Mary the Blessel,
Sweet MARY. mother of INST;
Her nand on the hand OF tae angel
She laid. and the touch suf1ced.
Turned was tie key in tie portal,
Fell ringing the golden bar;
And 10 in the little child's fingers
Stood tile beauIifu. gates aJar
In the little child angles fingers
stood the beautiful gates ajar!
!" And the key for % furtLur using,
To my blessed Son shall be given"
Said Mary, Mother OF Jesus
Tendsrest heart in Heaven.
Now never a sad eyed mother
But may catch the glory AFR:
Since safe IL the Lord Chri-t's bosom
Are the keys Of the gates sjar;
Close mid in the dear Cnrist's bosom,
And the gates forever .jar
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NlNIiNWCC MtRELE MOhaS
take NOTICE.
C0UTTY CLERK S GFFICR,


The following resolution was adopted at
the special Session Of County Board Of Su-
pervisyrs. held in the city and county Of
Mann voc, which session commenced the
III d Of September inst:
WuEHFAs, There are many mistakes made
by z. 1. Facsscnich, while i'll the Office Of
ounty 'lefk therefore,
Ecsolc7, That the present Clerk Of the
Board Of Supervisors be authorized to ask
through the four city papers Of Manitowoe,
that parties holding receipts Of p. p. Fu.s-
,ench. for the redemption of taxes, present
theu 1t The County Clerks Office to ascer-
f H. If the proper entries are made in books
Of sale to cancel id taxes, and that tho
present Clerk be authorized to make tho
proper entries on said books, and report
caeh case to this Board. thereby saving this
county great mount of trouble and ex-
rense from Illegal tax-deetis.
Notice is hereby given, that the County
Clerk can be found at his Office, between the
hours Of 8 Il. III. and p. IN. each day, ready
and willing to attend to the Duties assigned
to him In she foregoing resolution.
II 5 PlERPONT, County Clerk
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Total amarnt due.

irt"l dIn"Ehf "nr................. ....- : 90 ;
No action cr proceeding his been iEs;itu et
IT law {" recover til" oeb' remaining secure!
ty ~Cga incm * or ary 2 IT t;.crcrt.
Now. therefore notice Is lie ely Civ Ii that
s,ii WoItg"gc will be lorccloscl ny Il sac If
said ruo7tgagcd pa misses and il premises
will e ;. 1T ~ llblic auction te The highest
bidder on he jlth day Of May, 4 y 1872
u ten O. cioc' in tho forenoon II the Shcr.ii
o.'.ye in the JsUrt I2Gsa bal ding in Tie
ely of Vi .Ei:ovoc. il laid county of Mtui;y-
voc.
ALBERT WlTTENBERG. Sheriff Of Man
'toNuc County.
WALKER & WHITE, At ~.
Dated March 24th. ls79 .3j-7y
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for bottle of James Experience" TIL
clerk informed her that Jane hadn't Dol
tied her experience yet, bat they coul
furnish g Jayne's Expectorant'
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A COUNTRY clergyman, paying profes-
sional visit to dying neighbor, who was a
very churlish and universally unpopular
man, put the usual questions: Are you
willing to go, my friend? p '0h, yes,
said the sick man, am Well, said
the simple minded minister, Il am glad
you are: for the neighbOrs are willing
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IL a
Gen. FaneiscO Call sad ;. Conses n. Y.
MILLIONS Bear Trst;aOHy 10 i"eir
Wonderful Curative Effects.
They are not a vile Fancy Drink, Made of Poor
Rum. Whi..,ey, Proof spirits nHa Refuse
Liquors doctored. sced and eeterod please the
ta-tec,et Toujcs, ''Appctizczs. 'lieStorurs &c.
that lead the tirper drunkenness au RAIN but
atruc Medicine made fra7u tie Roots and Herbs
of California free from all Alcoholic Stimu-
limits. They are the GREAT BLOOD PUR!-
FER and \ LIFE s;lNINt; PRINCIPLE.
perfect Heaovator anal lev -orstur Of the System,
carrying of All poisonous and restoring tetUod
to healthy condition. No persOn take these Biz
tcr- according to directions and remain lom. uuweN,
i1o'idrd their bones ave not destroyed by mineral
Ios 90 other means, a.d the vital organs wasted
beyo nj tho point Of rerair.
They nre Il Gentle Pnrcat;ve ms well as
Tonic. pos 's~ug. 5a~o tie peculiar merit Of acting
IS a i in relic, ing Congestion Iil:.ul-
nlatiur. OF ne Liver. and ali tine Ei=ccraI Organs
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, in youug
oh. married or single the vH OF wonlanhood
the turn of life these Tonic Bitters have equal.
For Inlamnniory and Chronic Rheumn-
iisn and Cont, Dyspepsia or Indige-iios,
Bilious. RemitIent and Intermittent Fee
ver-, Di-sases of the blood, Liver, kid-
ncy- nd EIuLder. th"Se Birtor- ''e'e ive'' '''St
.uore--ful Such Di~ea~r- arc caused ny 'iiiated
BIond, which Is general, produce hy arrangement
OF tie Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION. Head
ache, Pain in the shoulder Coughs. Tgirlness Of the
Chest. Dizziness, Sour Fluctuations Of the stomach
Bal TASTE in the Mo tn Bloi, Attacks PalpuAtIouo OF
the Heart. Inflammation Of the Lungs Pam in the
sious Of Tire klue's and s.r. other painful syup-
toms. sro tho oIsprtn=S cf Dyspepsia.
They Hylsorate the Stomach aud stimulate the torpid
Liver AMI Bowels. which renter them OF uuequallrd
efcacH in c,enrir The IouI Of all impurities AMI Inv.
gartiu- new lie ana vI-og 10 the virUte system.
FOR &EiN Dj-Ei Ss-ss Esl!,fious Tatfer Sal
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Buy this Washer and you insure Smiling VIE. Il
Is the best Machine ever invented
Is perfect for Washer as O v.inger , y I9f
wrinRer. he universal testimony Is: ms tt,hL
is perfect in conception, and has secured th
EST POSSIBLE AMOUR, OF WASHfNti 81 hF ~ 4
in the LEAST POSSIBLE COMPASS, and u tou,patt.
Light Easily Handled. and to see 1t = Il En9N lht
will do the work with Ease, Economy ami EInciehcy;
Those who once see this Machine work. tlro" ss!ce
the numbering. unweldy. useless machines ehlca
have signaly failed to accomplish the OBJECT trolsei
in prominent and loud sounding Advertisements.
The price-another inducement TO puIchaSeIs-
been placed SO low tina: it is within the Tetch OF every
ony which viii repay the small investmsnt so soon.
r., 80 all that is asked for this great aber-aa e.
Agents wanted everywhere. liberal discount 10
Agents and the trade. For terms odd less the H>no-
factursIs CALkiNS BROS. " CO.
80 9. Canal ST., Chicsso, liIols
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Sheriff Sale.

(FIR TIT -Nauiiowoc County -
X Theodore = Weber & George v sher
against David Smoke x Benz. Jones: BY
Tsglue O.: IA execution issued out of sid n
cult t.u.t for Mauitowoc Coz pty. in the
state Of Il i~Consin, in ;he above entitled nc
tion 20 lac directed and delivered against the
personal property ana real estate Of SAX!
jci"rl MS ah.vc named. have levied and
seized u an block five 81 and tx 81 in blk
two bundled and twenty five (2-j Int x
teen tl6l, aEI seventeen ~, in block
ore hundred and eighty-Iiue $3.50 also lots
tAr ~ and four (4) in bloct two hundred
vui Yenty-thrce l213.) also, lots fiys -
aud tx o. IN block two hundred and seven
r-sjX t21G) all in the city and county Of
VI. ni,owoc. acc Ring to the lecoriri plat o.
-#id city. which sad above described land,
r. 20 much thereof - Ilay be ueeeSs ~ TO
raise tie amount Of five hundred and TWEEN
i}-seyeu l7-1.0 dollars. S527 II aud inter-
csJ from the nineteenth d Y Of Decent p.
1879. together vi b the costs Of sale, snail
expose for lie and sell 1t public auction
10 he highest hill Ter, at the Sheriff : office
Ia e Court EouSc, in the city Of VI ui;c-
VIC in tie c.uuty and SIT aforesaid. IN
: turl =. the 18th day of June, \ d. 1872.
int 4. y
tbttA "I|i ~ 'iIcP- i PHI -. ! - lSI2.
ALBERT NITTENBERG
80 6w Sheriff Of M.uitowoc County
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY
/ Court. In the matter Of the estate OF
Margaret FoI.mer. deceased. On reading
and fling the petition of Joseph Fo liner
"t Mnitowoc, representing among ether
things that Margaret Eollnler. late Of Cato
on the lGih day of January. 4. H. 1863 at
alto IN said ccuny died inte-tatc Leaving
goods, ciatrels and estate within this State.
and 'hat the said petitioner WAS the hush nd
Of said deceased, and praying that admins
tation of said estate be TO him granted, ii IS
ordered that said petition be heard before
the Judge Of his Court, on Mon lay the Goth
iay 81 Aiay. a. b. 1872, at 10 0 clock a. III.
at my Office in said County. Ordered fur
Their, that notice thereof be given
70 the heirs of said deceased
and to all persons interested, by
publishing cory of this order for three
weeks prior to said day of hearing, ia the
Manitowoc Pilot, d weekly newspaper pub
lished Mt Alanitowoc. in said county.
Dated 1T Manitowoc, the II lay Of May,
\. II. 1872. Vi. v WALDO,
4O-3w Comfy Judge
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Total cvpenliturcs......... &5o,9!4 20
Sixth-Misccilaneous.
Amount OF risks written during
the ycar--........- -..-........-~3, -" Doe 90
Amount of risks in force at
end Of the ye1r........ go. -, 3Gl $50 co
Amount Of risks taken in
Wisconsin during the year Al bust
Amount Of pre-. iuus rec wed ness nc
in Wisconsin during the in "iscon-
year ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. eil.
Amount cf losses p ii in
Wisconsin during the year
The company WAS nc, rpOrttcd
April IA, 1872
ha .lf'f''S ~ vi ~
as November 70 lSJ2.
Number Of scents Commission
Cd or employed in Niscoa-
sin during the l,>t ycar...... 81
MA HGDhI@k, President.
J a BAKER, Secretary.
STATE OF WIscoEsIs, -
County of Dane.
Subscribed and sworn to before ne, this 18Th
day Of j mary. 1872
JOHN 5. DEAN, Notary Public.
33-Sw
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ErsoLD II AL u,t,aassrs A>p DEALERS

J. WALKER. ? aa.f.t L. H. N."0NAL1 3 GO.
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One of the ri Ute medicine men lately
told his fellow-Indians that when he died
II they would cut him in pieces, his
body would unite and he ascend to
Heaven IN cloud of smoke. An expert
enced savage killed him at once aud the
crowd cut him up, departing in disgust
at the fsllibility of science when the
parts lay as they were left.
A Chicago colored ''gemmen" who
was struck on the head with brick fall
Ing from the top of five story building,
looked up to the workmen and bawled
out, "Say. you fellahs mp thar, ye ain't
laying bricks without mortah, are yer?'
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>. At the late meeting OF the Pioneers Of
San Francisoo. Jasper O'Farrel related
the following story, which elicited shouts
OF laughter: I'm 40. was lazy ram
ohero, near the garrison of Pescadero,
and used to cultivate the officers there,
because they kept better wine than I did.
Near Us lived two 6shermen-Bobb and
Jack One day. Bobby was missed. and
eleven days after, Jack fiahed up his
body from the bay. George Jennings
and Lieut.. Derby-better known to the
public as John Phmuix'-and myself
we're announced as jurymen by Peter
Campbell. the only man besides myself
IN the whole County who possessed
buggy. After mature deliberation, Derby
tore leaf from a prnyer-book owned by
Jack. and wrote our verdict as follows:
we, the undersigned jurors. do find
that Bobby was drowned out in the
sound. and was not found till eleven
days, when his toes and his jolly red
nose diskivered him afoat mid the
haze.'"
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Wanted,
EHIVE hret GLASS Statesmen, at the Grand
~ Central Dry Goods Esta ablishment Of W.
LOVE d co. Applications confidential.
Oct 10
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For Sale.

,.. THE HOUSE and LOT on rickeps
G1A ,trret. helohgiIg to tho Estate of Mrp.
&2lk. Zimmerman. decrab,h.
oept8 EDWIN J. SCOTT, Executor.
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New Books! New Books
1NHE vIoAR's DAUGHTER. By George
q, The s6 Doctors Daughter. By Sophie May,
=, Al the Back OF the North Wind" Byaeo.
Fitz Hugh st. Clair, the soutb C.ro,,n. r..
bel Boy By Mrs. Ballie F. Chspin. si.b0.
Lord Kilgobbin. By Charles Lever. 81.
me Golden Lion Of Grampere. By Antho.
ny Trolloppe. 75c.
Ethel Mildmay's Follies 75c.
Ombra." By Mrs. Oliphant 75c.
AND other late publications, juet received
ana Tor sale at publishers prices, at
90 h. L. BRYAN'S
0us oo Bookstore.
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Valuab 9 Real Esta to for Sale.

'U'WO large and commodcus WARE
a HOUSES. on Gervsis street. near the
6reenviile and Columbia Ra,lroad Depot, now
ECceddpied Esdp BY Blske'~ Friday. and Wells &
to Lady street. Fur .srms. nc apuiy TO 1''
ARTHUR " Is WNE, Law i.anRe.
us ua sEibELs hzELL. Real Estate Agents.
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New Goods! New Goo ds!

% offer to the public as fine Stock q,
IA Goods for gentfemen's wear as can be
seen In this market, consisting OF Eng.
.Alish, French aud American OASSf.
MEkES, SCOTCH GOODS. VESTING, DO
OF Embroidered Vest Patterns is quite a no.
velty. am also Agent for Wannamaker j.
Brown, the largest clothing house in America.
samples Of whose goods may be seen on my
counter.
!guarantee satisfaction in all cases, and
solicit share Of public patronage.
Sept ~ y. D. EBERHARDT
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Fall and Winter Stock.
80 HAVING recently return, from New
IA York, Am prepared to exhibit one of the
most choice and select Stock Of Goods
-aAever offered in this market. It embraces
Fine English, French and American
Cassimeres,
SCOTCH TWEEDS. &o., an elegant limo Of
vestings, and large stock Of the celebr ated
Star shirt. My customers and the public
generally are invited to call and examine.
Orders solicited and promptly attended to
Sept IA 1mo j. F. EISENMANN
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On Marriag-.-Happy relief for Yonnp
Men from the effects OF Errors and Abuses in
early life Manhood restored Impetlim ents
to Marriage removed. New method of treat
ment. New and remarkable remedies. Books
and circulars sent free, in sealed envelonns
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. q
South Ninth street, Philadelphia. Pa
Aug IL 9mo
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For Rent
For Rent.
For Rent

For Rent.
~ THAT largo aud commOdiOun STORE
e4:;:| now Oroupicd by Messrs. Pnrter& steele.
I'LL. pOsseaSirn given the lat Of October
For rms, inquire OF G. DItHCKS
Aug "a
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To the Masonic Fraternity.

THE members Of the Masonic fraternity
a 4 MI meet at half-past 0 O'Clock. on MON.
DAY MORNING, the l4.h instant, at their
Hail. for the purpose of-layipg the Corner
city OF Oolumbia
The procession will form at 10 O'Clock in
front Of the Masonic Hall, on Wsshiue q ton
street. where the invited State, civil and
United States authorities will bin In the pro-
cession: escorted by the Post Band. The
street to the United states Post Office Build.
log. and. upon entering the enclosure, will
halt, and stsnd IN open ranks, through
platform. The laying Of the Corner Stone,
aoc"rding to ancient ceremonies. will then
take place. An address will be delivered by
Deputy Grand Msstsr q. I. Berg The bre.
thren are rrquested to dress in dark clothing.
and provide themselves with white gloves.
All goDd citizens are invited to witnesy the
ladies' ROWLAND A KEENaN IVA
Dot lis Chairman Masonic Com. Ar.
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Bonds for Sale.
HNHE Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
i Railroad Company will sell 800 600 Of its
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS. bearil interest
at the rate Of per cent. per annnm, At 80
and accrued interest on 106-mak king the in
tion to the discount Apply to III. P Pt gram,
Caehier First National Bank, Charlotte, e.
BonkEiRht, Treasurer, or
Sept 25 1NM. JOHNSTON. presi1ept