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4 MYSTERIOUS GAMBLER.

Henthen Chfnee who Plays the Diana
Game and Wins Every Time-The
Owner or the Game Astonished.
From tie Virginia (Ner.) Territorial Enterprise
Tn Chinatown there Ia Diana game, which
ia literally patropzed by the Celestiaa. We
do not know enough OF the game 10 give
description of lts intrlcacies, but can Stale that
q man who happens t0 bet on the card about
to be turned Wins forty for one. There Is
Chinaman who bets az the game who Is looked
upon with dread by The owner of It, Within
the last ten days he aas won over $l,800, and
his luck or prescenGe, whatever II be, seems
never 10 desert him. Night before last tue
Chinaman packed off over $500 which he b I'd
won from the game. The proprietor says this
Chlnsman comes In every evening, and Will
stand aloot from all others for space Of five
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GOSSIP PRoM GREENHILLE.
Times Brlgh,ening-i Healthy Feeling
in tho UP Country-The Air Limo
Railroad-The assault on DR.. Bulst-
Church DrdIcation-What1 IL Thought
nj Tho News.

RatlrOad-Th6 a SsauIC on Dr. bul8t-
Church DrdIcation-What IL Thought
OF Tho News.
[rRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.
GREENvILLE, s. c., December %.
We are glad here to learn 80 much of the
increasing prosperity OF Charleston, and to see
that the Chamber Of Commerce, the Board of
Trade and The City Council are all alive to the
canal and water-works. With little energy
and enterprise and capital Charleston, now
one of the best located aud healthiest cities
in the Union, would double her population
aud become what she once promised 10 be,
the first city of the Atlantic, Sonth. Labor
u,ncit onnlan-labor will wear the palm.
The NEWS here is regarded as the best
of the views Of the State. 1t Is live paper,
able, intelligent aud wise. 1tis very popular,
and looked for with more interest than any
that reaches this place.
The Airline Railroad is progressing very
fast. The construction train is all day at
work, conveying large timber for trestles and
bridges and The iron for the track. Most OF
the iron is up here already, and is OF very
heavy style, aud the road will be frstclass
railroad. Ii is already doing great deal for
the up.country, and matters up here are very
cheering. The high price OF cotton, the fine
crop made, the five or ten thousand bales sold
here in this city, where not one was sold be-
fore the war, makes money plenty, trade
brisk, and everybody happy. There Is de.
termination and enterprise In the up-country
that promises much good. The people, too,
on the whole, will be ready and willing to
pay their taxes, and, indeed, Wonld have been
delighted 10 do 30 had the Senate's auditing
committee been retained N the bill. The
people will cheerfuily pay any reasonable tax
that will be levied and Justly applied.
great outrage occurred In this place last
Saturday week, 14lh Instant. rufian negro
crept up behiEa Rev. DR.. Buist, near his
house, in the road, and felled him with blow.
He fell, but Immediately arose and fastened
home. Nothing further has been heard of the
negro. He is supposed to have been rail-
road negro and desperate. The doctor was
bruised severely BY his fall, and but for the
stiff rim OF his hat must have been killed. It
is supposed The object was to rob. The doctor
is well, and preached twice yesterday. We
are Immortal I'LL our allotted task is flashed.
The weather Is bitter. The thermometer
has been three times this year eighteen de-
grees below freezing, or fourteen degrees
above zero. Very unusual go early In the win.
ter.
The new Methodist church is to be dedicated
on the second Sabbath In January, 1873, and
DR.. Shipp, of Woford College, will preach the
opening sermon. A great treat is expected.
SoNERS.
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dec78.1
5uerial Notires.

zr BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-IHls
superb Hair Dye is the best In the world. Pef'
fectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous. NO
d,asnno,ntment. No ridiculous tints, or unplei!s'
ant odor. The genuine W. A. Bachelors Eaif
Dye produces Immediately spieneio olaeA
natural brown. Does not ssaln tne skin' pus
leaves the hair clean, sof. and beautiful. Inc
on,y safe and perfect Dye. Sold BY all druggi'ts
ractory 1s Bond street. Nsw YORK.
ohk-tuths1Jr
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@rEAGLE STEAM FIRE ENGINE OOhL-
PANY.-You are respectfully invited TO attend
the Fune, al Of your late Ex.President, THOMAS
y. EASON, at Unitarian Church, Archdsle street,
at IL O'Clock THIS DAY, in Citizens Dress.
BY order of PTesid. Mt MCINTosU.
ARTHUR II. COHEN,
dec78l Secretary.
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@- THE RELATIVES FRIENDS AND
acouaintances OF Mr.. and Mrs. THOMAS D.
EASON are respectfully invited to attend the
Funeral Services Of the former, at the Unitarian
Church, THIS DAY Saturday. at IL O'Clock II.
dpc56A
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The water famine in Buffalo is over.
Indian Commissioner Walker has re-
signed. .,,.
ready to 20 o st. Petersburg.
General RUFUS Ingalls, Is assigned TO duty
as chief quartermaster OF the Division OF the
Atlantic,
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10Th Inst, BY Re e. z. Belinger, Hr F. Q. F1sH
BUxNH to Miss >. y. NEYLE, all o Colleton Coun.
~.
MoKiNNEY-LEAoUE.-A oreenville, pecem.
ber II, by Rev. q. l.. Henderson, MI. THOMAS
MoEI>NRY 10 Miss LOU LEAGUE.
COX-COX.-At Greenville. December II, by
Rev. h. L. Henderson, Mr.. ]. RILEY Cox to Mics
HETrIE Z. OK.
S-RIOHARDSON-At GreenvilIe Coun.
~, december H. by Rev. q. L. Henderson, ar.
THOMAS CHILps to Miss MATTE RICHARDSON.
HOLLAND-DUPKE- AT Spartanhurg, Decem
ber 10, by Rev. Daniel DuPre, Mr. SAMUEL HoL
LAND 10 Miss MARY A. DUPRE.
ARMSTRONG -SaERRaRE.--At Anderion
County, December 20. BY Rev. A. II. Avery, Mr.
CooEROD ARNsTReNG to Miss CARRIE SHBRRARB
SUUTf-LlNK AT Abbevllls, December II, by
Rev. ]. Y. Gilbert Mr.. WILLIAA SCOTT to Miss F,
4. LINK.
WILSJN-BROOKS.-A AbbevIle. December
IS, by REV. J. F. Gilbert, Mr.. GeoRas s. WILSON te
Miss ELLA BROOKS.
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funeral Nptllrs.

PRINGLE.-Departed this life on Thursday,
aeth instant, JoHN julius, sou of ". Aston ana
and Emma s. Pringle, aged years, 10 months
and "a days.
~ THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acqualntancas OF his father and mother, aud OF
their families, arc invited to attend his Funeral
Services, at st. Michael's Church, THIS Aztec.
NOON a. 2 O'Clock. dec2ss
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BOGUS BONDS.

MONTGOMERY. December 27.
q. r. Mitchell, the acting financial agent,
hSs gone to negotiate the bogus bonds Issued
that he viii try his luck in Europe.
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THE ERIE COMPROMISE.
JAY GOULD'S SURRENDER OF HIS
PROPERTY.

Nine Millions Gone sswhere the Wood
bine Twineth"-How the Settlement
Effected.
The Erie compromise and the surrender Of
bushels Of securities and deeds to the long
plundered Erie Railway by. 'honest" Jay
Gould, as he is now called by some OF the
newspapers. is of course the leading subject OF
the New York press. A letter from Mr.. Gould
10 Mr.. Watson, president of the Erie Road.
dated December 18th, completed the history
of the prellminaries to the "settlement,"
compromise" ''restituton," or whatever
else it may be called. This letter ia as fol-
loua.
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TIE FRIENDLY INDIANS.

SAN FRANCISCO, December ~:
Tho Modoc Indians, on Lost River, had
nsht with the soldiers, four OF Wnom were
Wounded and scalped. NO Ino'aus "eie
killed.
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NB PALMETTO GUARD RIFLE CLUB.
The Members are requested to call ss kessfs..
BROWN L JOaNSoN'5 Hat Store, RinE street,
opposite Hassl, and have their measures taken for
the New Hats, where sample can be seen.
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g- DR. TUFTS HAIR DYE MAKES
man sixty years old lock as II he was but thirty.
1t can't be detected. Sold BY al druggists. -.
dec1T.9nkw
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Religions Notices.

GT TRINITY CHURCH.-REV. ". p.
M0uzON will preach To-XoRRow MORNING at
halfpast 10 O'Clock, and Rev. J. O. sroLL at
MIGHT at O'Clock. Sundays cnool In the A7rI1-
NOM at quarter. past O'Clock. dec2s.ls
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~oFFICE ESTON GAS
LIGHT COMPANY, DEC. 2s, ls72-rhe Board Of
Directors Of this Company having declarei
semtAnnnsl Dividend OF ONE DOLLAR PER
SHARE on the Capital Stock, the same will be
paid to stockholders on and after tue I'd OF JAZZ.
UARY, 1878. 1870 81
The Transfer Books will be. clo:ed nom th:s
date to che I'd OF Jan uary, 1878.
WI. HERIoT,
s..oo cacra,apv ond TreA anYHf.
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~ THE SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY, CHARLESTON. s. O.,
DEoEnBsR 81, 1G1a-The Board Of Directors
have declared Dividend upon the Capital Stock
OF this Company Of FIVE PER CENT, frsaof al.
taxes, for the past six months.
The same will be payable at ttelr BankiDg
Hall, No. II Broad street. on and after THURS
DAY, I'd OF January, 1878.
F.A. MITCHELL,
dec2s. 80 janl3.S.s Cashier.
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80 NOTICE.-THE BRITISH sBABK
ONWARD, Billiard, Master, from Liverpool, u
Inrs DAY, 2Ath instant entered under the Three
Day Act, aud Will commence discharstng under
General Order, at Boyce's Wharf, on MONDAY, tAsi
s0th instant
All persons are hereby cautioned against har
boring or trusting any OF the crew OF the above
named vessel, as debts Of their contracting viii
not be paid by the Master or HENRY 0AED,
dec25-s Agent.
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marrie6.

FISHpURNE-NEYLE.-At WATERFORD, on the
10th inst, by Re. e. 4. Bellinger, nr. F. @. F1sH
BUkNn to Miss .. y. NEYLE, all o Colleton Coun.
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@- BELL SCHNAPPS, DISTILLED
by the Proprietsrs at schiedsm, in Holland. An
nvigoratlng Tonic and Medicinal Beverage.
Warranted perfectly pure, and free from q.
deietsrlous substances. It's distilled frow Bar.
ley Of the finest quality, and the aromatic Juniper
Berry Of Italy, and designed expressly for Cases
OF Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Dropsy, Gout, Rheu'
matism, General Debility, Cartarrh OF the Blad-
dor, Pains In the Back and Stomach. and al
diseases Of the Urinary Organs. 1t gives relief
In Asthma, Gravel and oaiculi In the Bladder,
strenRthens and inUsorates the system, and H
a certain preventative and cure Of that dreadful
scourge, Fever and Ague.
CAUTION ASK for "HuDsoH q. WoLFE's
BELL sCHNAPPs."
For sale by all respectable arooers and Aposne'
carries.
HUDSON @. WOLFE d CO., Sole Importers.
once, No. Is South william street. New Yofk'
RoDSQ-SmO0
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as- FOREIGN APPRECIATION OF
AMERICAN CHEMIsTs.-P. b. MALASfEH, Pro-:
fessor Of Chemistry and Medicine at sersdmer
hospital, Stockholm, WIRES: II have teated
Halls Vegetable Sicllisn Hair Renewer, and can
saw that It will beautifully restore gray hair to It's
natural color.u decNitutn8DkW
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~ NOTICE TO LOT-OWNERS ON
sULLlyAN,s ISLAHD.-No,ice is hereby given
that the Resolution adopted by the Town Council
OF Moultrievile, vacsting all Lots on the drst Day
OF January, 1878, upon which Building has not
been erected, or Is being erected, and subtecting
them to q new allotment will be rigidly enforced.
BY order of the heIntsndant.
ders.H d. B. GILLILAND, Recorder.
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dec2S

~ THE TROY, N. T., TINES SAYS
the sprishtly lsQk Of many Of our older csslsens s
owing soley TO be use Of Hairs Vegetable siciisn
Hair Remover. dec2e.stushaD&w
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~HOLDERS OF SECOND MORT
GAGE BONDS Of the oheraw and Darlington Bail.
road Company are hereby notified that the inter
est due on said Bonss LIST January, 1878, win DO
paid on presentation OF the Coupons at tho Peo-
pies Bank OF South Carolina J. q. MOWER,
decllstuths Treasurer.
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Ns> OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY
RAILWAY COMPANY, CHARLESTON, 8. O.. DR.
oEMBER n, 1s7a-sealed Offers viii be received
up to 12M. on Wednesday, 1ss proximo, fer pur.
chase of the MANURE from the compsny's
Stables, Shepherd street, 70: the year 1873 For
particulars, spply at the compsny's once. Broad
street. EVAN EDWARDA q
dec2s.2 Secretary.
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gusriaI Notices.
. GENERAL LEE Ar THE BATTLE

wr GENERAL LEE AT THE BATTLE
OF TIE wILDEREEss.-At the request Of nu.
merous friends the above Historical OH Painting
Will be ranled. Persons residing out Of the city
can obtain chances by inclosng Two Dollars BY
NAL, directed to "Cohen's Medical Deposn Post.
ONCE Box 6o4, Charleaton, 8. @. dec78.1
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~ UNITARIAN CHURCH.-DIvINE
Service will be held in this Church yo<yoHlow
AoRhINo, at half past 10 O'Clock, tho Rev. Jas.
BOYD officiating. AL strangers are cordtlilyin.
Yised to attend. dec2sI
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TOPICS IN TIE GREAT
METROPOLIS.

Burning q "FIre.Proof'' Church-The
End OF the Tribune nIuddie-The
Greeley Party Retain Control-"Les
Brigand' In New York-MartJrdom
OF Train-Failure or Another "Grrnt
American Comedy''-Cold Weather.
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~ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH WILL
be open for Divine Service Tomorrow MORNING
at balf.psst 10 O'Clock, and at In tho EvnIda.
Sermons by the Pastor, Rev. L. II. sHUoK. Seats
free. The Regular Quarterly Celebration Of the
Sunday School viii be held at hsr:psst O'Clock
in the AFTERNOON dec28
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welcome visitor with our people generally,
from the fact that outside Of his acknowl-
e.lscl medical culture and exr cricnee, he
is orc Of natures gentlemen socially.
Hon. jos. Villas left for Blffalo, on
Tuesday morning last, to hurry up the
shipment of iron for the Lake Shore Eoal
The company have four hundred tons of
rail road iron in transit, at Buffalo, await
ing shipmcnr, and, after exlausting the
usual means Of cxpe,litins its shipment,
found il necessary to give it his personal
attention 10 expedite the completion Of our
real.
W. F.. Bennett, the Yankee notion man
Of the Northwest, was in town yesterday.
As Mr. Bennett sells at bottom figures,
our merchants generally, sort up their
stocks from his endless varieties in the
line Of Yankee notions
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.. II. P!att returned on SATURDAY last
from six weeAs trip up the Lake SUPER
iog Country, in mach improved health,
having gained about fifteen ponds avo,r-
,npoisc.
Jay town-men WA. Bach, Richard
klnsholz, AMI pr. I. Simoas were in
Madison on Saturday last, an report cne
.. the lrscst mass meeting, they have seen
for years ut the Assembly Chambers. The
names cf the speakers were sufficient IN
themselves To draw ont fall house, to wit:
Hon James Il. noolittlr, y. ". Cotztaus-
en- and others Senator Doolittlc will lose
none of his good name among his associ-
atcs in the |, s Senate, or wherever he Is
known, by such statements as Canotty has
made.
Our business community, and the many
friends of John f. Plumb, will learn with
regret of his departure, on Saturday even
ing last for Nagaunee. Mich, to take a
position in the employ of the Iron Cliff
Company, of that place Mr.. Plumb is q
young man of marked abilities, and OF the
best of character. Tho above company
has gained 4 valuable acquisition TO its
working force, and Manitowoc has lost 3
promising citizen. Our best wishes 90
with YOU, John, and may the tide of sue
cess raise you up to the highest round of
fortunes ladder.
j. 4. Moore, agent Of the great boot and
shoe house Of Z. A. Strong Il Burt, Of
BOSTON, is at the Winliate House. Mr.
Moore nearly doubles any man in amount
Of yearly sales, rs he is backed mp 10y one
# the largest houses in this country, ana
sells at smallest possible prices.
pr. $. c. Blake AMI famile, of Chicago
returned home yesterday morning by tho
Western Road, after 4 months stay in on
city Setting aside that he has done mucl
for suffering humanity, Professionally
while among US, Dr.. Blake is always !
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Ou- subscribers will remember that tie
Comfy Fair commences on Thursday next,
the 18th inst The officers Of the society
have made such arrangements as will rem
der this fair one Of the most profitable rs
WEI rs interesting ones ever held in this
county. The premium lis. Is liberal one,
and embraces almost every branch Of IN
,ustry connected with the farm and the
household. Come gentlemen, bestir your
selves, and by liberal contributions from
Your farms or workshops, help 10 swell
tic exhibition to It's natural prominence.
In.i,ilual effort is the oLe thing
n'edfui to make this fair a grand success.
HE ociccr, Of the Society have done their
duty: n,w perform yours AMI thus enconr-
a. the Sgc:c,g in their forts in your be-
I:.f,
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IN 4 plY lIrnIE

George Scove, littlc son q NJ. Hans
Seavc, q the firm Of Hanson 6 Scove,
slip builders, Lad lis right arm severely
laccratcI b. being bitten by large AMI
froc;gus dog belonging to DR.. Simon.
Such animals should be kept under lock
AM claim. an not allowed to ran loose in
the city. \ little lead administered to :
f~ e tie canine species suffered 10 run
at large would not be without benefit.
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ON Saturday la,t, the children atten-
Gaa- On the .cho1i ~ thu Branch, celebra-
To-. the commencement OF their vacation By
:, picnic. This picnic va got W b M,,
Mary Shove, the lady who has charge Of
the school, and her popularity with her
scholars was evidenced by a large atten.
dance Of the happy stulcats, and u mum
Der IF their parents Everything neees-
atry to promote their comfort and happi-
les WAS provided, AMI the long AM
weary tme Of school !ltics WIS tcrrninltcl
III very pleasuriblc manner.
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TIE liIDI.
city kE1 COUNTY MATTERS
x,,Jge- Firc Eo,s,rany.

\ regular monthly meeting OF Badger
Fire Company No. ! will be held tins
Thursday evening, at llalfPast o'clock.
4 full attculance Is requested, as business
Of importance viii be brought before the
meeting. SsY'L 6. PRiyCE, Sec'y.
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tsiA Nnl1(L.
CoCSTT CI.FHF's OFFI1r. 4,

.
Aur+~.ar- interested are Eerehv notified thai,
- r, 10 ,jre tracts ans Parcels of land civ auI
Vs.1I-e og, Iy.i- sr. b-Iug s.tulrri IL the Conn
- ~ Ma itup-uc alf State of Wisconsin were
.n.d far ~, f.sss uu- and Uuiaii thereon 'or The
W lsrq. q. lie c.us TU-scag being tie t.ntt
day OF NAV. Is &uw, therefore. unless HI.
-ouTr of t..ye- ---- costs >et ,,ur, .Ire
= :. seyeral tracts .uI reels Oh Ind CITY and
yIIlsoa lot shan lie .a3 On and 5=i,re thc tenth
~ oi Nav IT,. tie same Nil e lraas z rred 10
tr. In or ur Ms or her assigns arco.d.r. Il, tie
W ~ suca ease made ard provided:
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has been in session, since Monday last,
under the able leadership of Prof. Allen
\ FIJI report # tic proceedings will be
given in ar next Issue. which, for want Of
SPACE, We are unable + give this week.
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For Sale.

The undersigned advises the public that
he has for sale the following valuable prop
arty, to-wit: Lots Is and ~, block iia, with
house and barn on each, and lots 8. and :,
block 1888, all in this city. The last three
named lots are river lots, we'll dockcd and
improved, upon one Of which there is large
and comm oIious warehouse. This property
is offered fnr sale 1T j low price on reas"ua-
ble terms by HENRY SlBhLk
IL INV
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MANITOWOC MARBLE WORKS
JOHN MENDLIK
Manufacturer and Dealer in
MONUMENTS. HEADSTONES.

VASES, MANTLES, TILES, ITALIAN
STiTUARY, &c,
CORNER or CHICAGO AND 9Tu sTREsTs,
iNfTGWOC, HISr
Stone cutting Of every description done to
order 2eyl
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We sell sewing machines on time, or
rent them by the day, week, or month to
reliable parties who do not wish to pur-
chase IF others.
li-j.;f. O. r. Bacon < Co.
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AN empty bottle was f"unl in front of 4
business room. 1t had been thrown there
by Il Young man who had lately purchaser
bottle OF that I'm. rcriumcry at the Man
tcwoc Drug Store. II
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MARRIED.

BEACH-PLATT-In this city. Sept. 3,
1872. at the residence Of the bride. pa
rents, by the Rev. +. L. IIatf Mr.. JoS.
p. Beach, Of Appleton, Wis, and Miss
Ella Villas Platt, Of this city.
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For teas Of the best quality, and most
exquisite flavor, 90 to the Manitowoc drug
tore. lo-tf
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IrNDE.I.TlAISING.

IN TE-MANtT0WoC COUNTY
| Court In the matter Of the estate of
Caroline Peck, deceased. On reading
and fling the petition Of Henry Peck,
~ Gibson, representing augng othci things
that caroline Peek Late If Gibson, on the
2Ila day Of july, y. u 1872, at nihson died
in;fsia;a. leasing goods, chattsis AMI estate
within this State OF Wisconsin,. AMI that tse
said petitioner is the husband Of SAM deceas-
, I'll, and PRAYING that administration 'f SAID
, estate he 10 him the said Henry Peck grant
| cd il ia ordered that said petition he heard
! before the Judge If this Court, on Monday,
, the 10th day Of September, A. ID, 1872, at
| ten clock a. IN, ut NY cinc'
I III said county Ordered further, that
notice thereof be given to the heirs Of
| sail deceased, aud TO all persons Interested
| by publishing copy pf this order for three
successive weeks r.i9r 70 said dag Of hear
| ing in the NanitoNoc PILoT, It weekly news
Tsper published 1t Msnitowoe in s-.ii coun
'ty W. W WALDO County Judge
Dated nt Nanltowoc the 18th day Of August
4 b. 49, i5-3w
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DING to want IF space we are com
yc.!eI 10 emit the arrivals at the PRINCIPAL
Ly.c.s, and variety Of other matter.
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Bedsteads, and every article found N first
class furniture store.
Uayin. rurohase. for CASH he is enabled
to sell at tue LOWEST figures.
Those wishing Furniture will DO well 10
give hin n cali before purchasing elsewhere,
rs his stock is large, aud his prices adjusted
to the tLues.
Especial attention paid 10