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WILL sell from this date forward for
80 days, Prints, from 4ic to 10ci Grena-
dine Dress Goods, at &c; Summer Silks
as low as SOC; yard wide Bleached Mus
Inns OF &c; Carpets and Oil Cloths 20 per
cent less than any other house in the city.
J. W. Ferrel, Centre Wheeling.
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A Jon Lor.-Filty pure Linen Collars,
for ladies, all Of this years styles, we offer
st Sc q piece, they arc worth from Is to
zoe each. Every purchasers limited to
half dozen. Who comes first secures
best choice. l. Blum & Bro, at 1874 and
1lQ, Main street.
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RECOVERING. - Lizzie Winter, the
young woman who was accidentally shot
at the residence Of Dr. Bates, some time
ago, is recovering slowly, but the ball has
not been found US yet. Just where 1t lies
is one of the things that the physicians
cannot find out.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-27

GREATER Bargains offered this week
than over. Eight Fans csc; three pair
Hose 25ci three pair Socks Csc; Jaconet
25c; Bishops Lawn 25c; Victoria Lawn
@5ci good Marsailles 25c; good Feather
Ticking 25ci good Jeans CSC; Dress Goods
worth Soc, CSC. Il. JACOB.
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BEAUTIFUL SIGN-The new sign put
up by George A. Wickham is very at
tractive and the work well executed. II
shows long distance up and down Mar
ket street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-27

WE arc requested by Gen. Kelley to
say that the stamps for the sale Of Manu-.
featured Tobacco will be issued and for
warcd by his successor Gen. DuVal to oil
parties who made application and paid
the tax, as soon as received from Wash
inrton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-27

Down THEY CoME.-Japanese Linens
at l4ic; Satin Striped PIX at zoe; Heavy
Bingham at 1Oc; one hundred Nabob
Suits at $500. These goods arc cheaper
than they have been sold for fifteen years,
Emanuel Emsheimer, three doors below
Union street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-27

CIRCUIT CoURT.-Judge j. Blair Hoge
occupied the bench in the Circuit Court
yesterday. The following is q synopsis Of
the business transacted: Case OF Young
& Huseman OS p. & A. Telegraph Com
pany, continued until June I'd; State rs.
Smith, continued until next tCrmi Greer,
us. Smith, verdict for the plaintiff for
$875 40. In the case of HeCkert & Mccain
tho jury was sworn in, shortly after which
the Court adjourned until this morning at
0 O'clock,
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Total, 10000 Gllts, all Cash. .SoOO,OVO
Only q few tickets remain unSold, and they
will be furnished TO the first applicants At the FOL
lowing prices: Whole tickets, $40; halves: 81
iI9 for $1,000.
For tickets and full information, SpplytO
THOS. E. BRAMLETTE,
Louisville, Ky.
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BEFORE JUSTICE SCHULTz.-Warren
Owens had n hearing before the above
Justice, yesterday afternoon, charged with
making threats against Mrs. Margaret
Miller. The justice held him under bonds
OF $500 to keep tho peace.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-27

Coon TEMPLARs' RE-UNIoN.-Enter-
prise Lodge No. g. l. o. G, T., will give
u social reunion in their hall on Main st
IN Pcterson's building, this evening,
commencing at y o'clock. The pro-
gramme will consist of short addresses,
singing, refreshments &c. A very pleas
ant time may be expected, as everything
that can be done to make the occasion q
happy one will be done by the committee.
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POSTAL AFFAIRs.-Thomas Hartley is
appointed Postmaster at Huntsville, Jack
son county, W. Va, vice Anthony Cor
man, resigned.
I'M. Dunn is appointed Postmaster at
Hinton Court House, Summers county,
W. Va, vice Galway, resigned, and the
site changed to q point near the railroad
depot.
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TIE Opera Button Cater, the latest
for ladies and Misses. All Colors Of
Shoes for.SIisses and Children, and slip
pers to suit everybody, Just received at
L. V, Blends.
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Educational.
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

Established BY Congress; adopted by the State;
aided by tho bCnevolencc Of individuals, Vocic-
tics, and other Institutions.
Five Departments Of InBzuetion-HtEAry,
Scientific, Agricultural, Military and Engineer.
ing. Also thoroughly organized Preparatory
Department,
In charge Of Il largo Faculty Of accomplished
scholars and suceesSful educatOrs.
FAIL TERN begins September 9Th. WINTER,
December 9Th. SPRlSs, March 18th.
COMMENCEMENT, June 10, 1878.
Total expenses nom $50 to $3.50 pet year. LesS
10 those boarding In clubs.
Send for Catalogue, containing fall pArsicu.
lars, to
ALKX. MARTIN, PreSident.
AoEOANToWN. ". Va, July 10, IsT9. IyG9
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WORTH $1,A YARD.-A handsome line
reversible Summer Silk, We will offer al
47tc yard. Warranted not 10 slip or
break in wear. l. Blum s. Bro.
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GheQnteltrQeuce1s.
-
TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1873.


Steamer Ed. Hobbs and Barges.
l. o. o. F.-Funeral Notice.
Decoration Notice.
Imp'd o. r. NJ.
AdiCr-head Of local.
To the People oil Wheeling.
Undertaking.
A Large Lot OF Red Birds.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.
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JUST received fifty more pure Llama
Lace sacques, cheaper than ever ]. W.
Ferrel, Centre Wheeling.
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Miscellaneous.
Cash
GIFTS TO De PAID IN PULL.
The Third Grand Gift Concert


Will be given in the great hall of Library Bald.
inc. at Louisville, on TUE'DAT, july 8, 1873, Rt
Which time TIN THO E,SAND GIFTS, amount.
Ing 10 grand total OF 500, COO, ALL CASH, Will
DO distributed by lot TO ticket holders. No re-
dnction In amount OF gifts Of this distribution,
bat each gilt will DO paid IN PULL.
0YFICE or PARMIRs' AND DR0vERs' BANK,
LounyILLT, Kr., April s, 1873. {
This IL 10 certify that there is in the farmers
and DrOyers' Bank, 10 tho credit OF tho Third
Grand Gift Concert for the benefit Of tho Public
Library OF KY, FIVE HUNDRED TMoUskND
DOLLAIIs, which has been set splrt by the NAN
ayers TO pay tho RIfs in full, and will bo held 5y
tic Bank and paid ont for this puIpole, and this
purpose only. .,,.,, ,,.-,,
[3ignedl X. 5. NkECH, CasRler'
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so pieces Of Boys all wool Tweeds and
Cassimeres just received and for sale at q
bargain, at J. W. Ferrels, Centre Wheel.
NO
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Doors AND sHoEs.-Men and boys
goat and cali, Congress, Newport, and
Alex ties, button and Prince Albert, Gait
ers, warranted equal TO custom work and
much cheaper, at L. V. Blends.
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NoTICE.-Go 10 L. V. Blends, Tor the
newest styles and cheapest boots and
shoes ever offered in the city.
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Prime Roasted Coffee.

Dnworth's Patent Steam Roasted Java
favored Coffee is certainly the incest ar
ticle In the market. The delicious aroma
which ascends from it while being pre-
pared Is enough to throw a luxurious
eater into ecstacies. 1t Il SO neatly put
up in packages all ready to be ground
that housewives very naturally take to
1t, as It Is great labor saver. Go to
your retail grocer and buy a package,
and our word for 1t, you will linger at
your cups like birds in Autumn. Board.
ing is worth fifty cents more week where
it is used.
See directions for making good cup
Of coffee 10 to.morrow's paper.
Neill & Ellingham, wholesale grocers,
of Wheeling, W. Va, keep saupply con-
stantly on hand. Tu,Th,sst
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ENAMELING imparts a rich finish and
and preserves your Photographs. Made
only at Brown s Higgins.
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100000 ACRES!
CHEAP FARMSI
The cheapest Land in market for sale by the
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,

tsNA@NhNfNO
In tho Great Platte Valley.
5000, 900 ACRES IN CENTRAL NEBRASKA, :.
Now for aale In tracts Of forty acres and upwards
on PIvE and TIN lRARs' CREDIT At Pr CENT.
No ADVANCE IHTERHsT REQUIRED.
Mild and healthf1l climate, Fertile SOL, Ill
abundance Of good water.
THR BEST MARKET IN THE WEST The great
mining regions OF Wyoming, Colorado Utah and
Nevada being supplied By tho farmets in the
Platte Valley.
Soldiers Entitled to q Homestead Of 1850 Acres.
TIE BEST LOCATIONS FOR COLONIES.
FREE uoNEs ron ALL Millions Of aces Of
choice Government LAnoB open for entry under
the Homestead Law, near this Great Railroad,
with good markets and all the oonVeniences OF an
old settled county.
Fre6 passes TO purchasers Of Railroad Land.
Sectional Maps. showing the Land, also new
edition Of DBsoRlPFTYH PAMPHLET WITH HEW
MAPS MAILED FRXE EVERYWHERE.
Address o. F. DAVIS,
Land Commissioner o. p. r. g.,
OMAHA, HEB,
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PRESERVE your pictures by having
them framed OF Robinson's Gallery.
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ENAMELED Photographs made only at
Brown s. Higgins.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-27

TIE photographs made at Roblnson's
Gallery give satisfaction. Try them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-27

A SPLENDID lot OF new stereOscOpic
views has just been received at Robin.
snn's
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PLEASANT STATE OF AFFAIRs.-Yes-
terday was a warm blustery day, the Their
mometer during the day reaching o. de-
grees. The wind blew lurlously the
greater portion Of the afternoon and as
the streets are perfectly dry and the dust
from one to six inches deep, 1t wOs not
very pleasant on the streets, nor in the
house, either, for that matter, for it Is al
most impossible to get house close
enough to keep the dust out when It is fly.
ing in showers like o snow storm. OF
course the only thing that could be done
was 10 wish for rain and let It blow. Had
there been water enough in the basin to
supply the street hose large portion Of
the dust could have been kept down. And
how long we wonder are the hose to be
kept uselessG The work OF repairing the
water works will begin as soon as the riv-
or is low enough, but no ono knows when
that will be. And then how long will 1t
take to make repairsy To look the matter
square in the face, then we may have to
put up with a full supply of dust, and q
short supply Of water for month yet,
probably more but not likely less.
But even with the Water Works in
good working order, and the basin full,
and every hose in the city in full play,
only portion OF the dust could be kept
down, for there are many squares upon
which not a hose is owned. What we
need most is some system Of sprinkling
the streets by carts as in other cities.
1t does seem that there ought TO be
enough men Of enterprise on the princi.
pal streets to organize some plan that
would do away with the dust. 1t would
save them two dollars for every one ex-
pended.
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Pam Cure Oil ranks the first and fore
most remedy for relieving pain and lame.
ness. RM pOsitiely cure EeUer Sores.
Sold by all Druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-27

ORGANS AND PIANOS CHEAP, at Sheib'E
Music Store under Washington Hall.
16t octave Piano $lGC
II stop Smith Organ, $1Ot
l4stop Peloubet Organ, $1OC
14stop Eureka Organ, $l2t
May be had on the renting plan as
above.
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Good Boy Wanted.--
ply Immediately to Vim
Bacharach, 100 Main st.
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Beafh sf Joha stuart NIL.

Tie death Of Mr.. John Stuart Mil,
sAleA occurred At Avignon, France, on
y.FtsFiay. removes one Of the best thiuE ers
ol Tie age, AMI terminates a life cf 4xem-
Vtgy purity and Of inYalua,le usefulness
To mankind Mr. M.ll's attention seems
to have been turned At an early age, when
he WAS comparatively obscure writer fer
the mag zines, to tie subjects of civil
polity and political economy, ard lie iilu-
minated them with the i-h. cf 4 mind
possessing extraordinary claayness and
Fises, and unrcmit,;ng activity It IS
scarcely e1trayagant to say Of him that he
was tic greatest writer Of the present cen
tury on these subjects, and there can be
no douJt bu; that his works VIII give di
rectiou to the la5ors Of his successors in
this vast field for centuries to come.-Chi-
cago Tunes.
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CEIEF LESTIC7 CHASE


h'cG on the m'n,nE G.. the lta IN Wv
York of IL stroke oC uu.piezT rh' Is i
s...,,I ...,..,. III, e...n..III l...p. ,l,,--
i''''' - p "'e- 49, a'-'.S
years az, t..t. "t' 'iL.'I i'Fee' were 81
wcaN u survive tln shock.
,li.f Ji,.;... ..'.... M, born in Nay
,rt.. r,..l. ~
'''''
dAate ~ l'.7, = '..i $ '..'Ii n 80. Al
ter hiN gra iI1,th ae opened a private
school III Wa,hm..g4, a4I EeLlI for lis
,,,,,.r. t,,, -.,..r Ir..~- rr,,- ,.,l ..,..r
f"t''''
d''An1 "'AeI e'''''. IL '.t'"i ''N
pIth the -FsIt W l1ltH y ri, e.E. crate
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IN TENRATE--MANlTOWuC COUNTY
tCutEr In tie matter of thu estate of
john shay deceased. On reading AMI
fitting tAy petition Of Marg1ret Robinson
lato of srid county. representing among
other things that JOhn.onaw ,f.yr saIu cUuU-
ty oa tie tn lay cf August \. D. 1864 at
-. uton, Virginia, in the United States SER
Y.ce, d.ed intestate. leaving goods, chatteis
and estate within this sttte, and that the
said petitioner is the former widow 0! said
deco 'sod. and praying thnt administration
Of -p. estate be to Eugene Riley granted, it
order i that said petition be heard be-
fore theJuAecof this court, on Monday, the
StL day Of June. 4 D., 1873, at 10 O'Clock
\. VI at my Office in said county.
onDEEED FURTHER, that notice thereof be
given to the heirs of said deceased. and to
all persons Interested, by publishing copy
of this order for three successive weeks prior
TO said day Of heariny, in the MIntowOc Pr
lot, Weekly Newspaper published at Mn
itowOc in sad County.
". W WALDO, COUNTY JrDGE.
D TED Manitowoc the 81 day Of Maya. b
1873 I4-iO-
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Coed fer the Girls,

Til. following from tas ez;hlnga is so
good apI 50 appropriate that we publish
it for the benefit Of some of the young
things that are beginning to got tLa symp-
toms
! little iuciiont which is quite ctarac-
tcristlc Of the age in wh.ch we live, oc-
cirrel On EI4:5n street the other evening
rs We were passing. \ young lady Of
about fourteen wears gotten up in tue high
Is: style Of art, accompanied by a y0uag
gentleman wearing stoycpipe hat, stylish
tippPed 70 one side with genteel cane in
Ii, dc~tcr hanl aal very ral,ment2ry
moustache in the proper locality. passed
by, evidently duly cLat2i b. their stunning
appearance and lie large amount Of atten-
ton they vere receiving, ana to which
they evident considered themselves justly
entitled. Two little girls, clrryjns pail
Of water, lqi-. down their burden to see
the palr pass, AMI oae Of them exclaimed
in stage whisper io4 leaolsA to b, heard
half block away, AMI in Il tone of un-
reignel contempt; ''0h, my. there goes
NeIIy--, sae's caIy 10 the Second
Reader and she's got fellerl
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WHITE * E0RSEST,
s''o-urrs Gt Law OScr on E-!tl.-St.. South
side, opposite ,cIustge'S sore. IS 4J-lv
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VIENNA, May 9.--ibere was wild
panic on tie Eourse to-day caused BY the
faiInrc o. icaal9s firm, ~hich thr.w a
large amount oi stock on the market. 50
great WI, the excitement that business be-
came impossible. Spectators have peti-
toned the government TO or,l@r a suspen-
sion Of transactions for several days. and
adopt measures Of rclirf Daring the
Height Of the panic RothSchiII and ScLoy
were publicly in,Iltel Gn tie E9urse.
TIE EXPOSITION.
The ngwbcr Of visitors to the Exposition
since the opening has been from $4,000 to
10000 daily.
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II Get 7rE.

FEENftX szsRE1.
Attorney and. ouEsciicr.aG-Eavv.
CEco E-ghtl-s:.. near corner O To-f. l4-I5-Iy
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legal Notices.

STATE or WIacnS.ISl PEoBlrE urfluz
20. or MANIyoHoc, Mln;toaoc Apr to.
\ a 1873.
In the mrttcr = he prcof and Probate Of
the la.t VII, am Testament Of Gunder
ovcusen deceased, ltto @. the County OF
NaHitovoc. WHEREAS. an instrument in
writing. purrortiuE TO be the lust viii ani
Testament of Guuier 0venscn deceased,
late cf;Ae County Of Neui.owcc he's been
filed IN this oiTcS. ~ul Where's duplication
ha, been made ly Christian q. Turrison
pray ing that the same lie prsven AMI admit
tod to Probate secorling 40 thc laws of his
state: Therefore i, Is ordered that stil
application TO heard before ne at the Pro-
Ua;c once ia the llty oi Manit0woc in said
Cyuaty, vi 18th l4y IF Nay \. d ls73 nj
IL o'c. 2ck \. vi And il is further ordered
that notice shall be given 70 all persons in
tcresicd ia said Hi.!. Of the time and place
Of said hcariug oy publication in the Mani
to"oc PiLoT. newspaper printed il said
City ap,l County for three successive weeks,
once etcL week, p.ior to the time CT such
hearing. by the Court
". ". Waldo.
IL 36-Sw CaUuN judge.
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IN PEoBATE-MANITUWGC COUNTY
lCOlRT. In the matter Of the estate Of
Geo ". Whi,ncy. deceased
IL al 1rLou a nay cchrsrh. Letters Of
Administration on said estate having been
ISSUED to Samuel Whitney on the .6yb day of
August, \. y. 1872 and six mrrths from
and 1ftct the 18th day Of Aril 1873 being
a!lowed aud limited Tor creditors to present
thc:r c!aiWs for examination" and allowance.
Aot;ce is hereby given that the under
signed will Oh the ! lth day Of October. 1878
aud on tie first Monday If each month
within sai six moths at the Prob ste ufiic
in the City Of Mauitowoc il, said County,
receive, examine. AMI ADJUST all claims, and
demands OF all persons ag ,ius. said de-
ceased. ". " Waldo,
ll-57 lw County Judge
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The Supreme Court Of New York has
denied the motion fer aag t.-l IN tue
case cf Stokes, the assassin Of Fisk, ard
that elsgan: and recherche murderer may
soon be hing, if the Court of Appeals, or
some otL.er Of the aljunc.s Of the judicial
system of the Empire State, does not grant
stay of proceedings. Nixon, the mur-
deror of the expressman Pieiier, has also
been refused 3 new trial, and will expiate
his crime on the galiows. Hanging does
no. seem to be played out in New York
nov, although it is greatly delayed.
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Goods delivered TO all parts
of the City free OF charge.
Norti, Eighth street. Opposite the
First National EsuBL.
SAVE YOUR ASHES.

SAVE YOUR ASHES.
-Mn. II c. McCalIister wish
es to notify the Citizens Of this
City and County, that lie, hav
ing commenced the mmufac-
tory cf Ptllash and %aleratus,
will pay the Highest market
price iu cash for I'll the ashes
made in tbs vac;nity, and will,
within f III weeks, send around
and pick them up at your own
doors A-hc, are worth savinL
care, howeve should be taken
that they are = secured as not
to set fires by rekind.ing. Save
your ashes anl Get Your moasy.
ut your own door, 10 humbug
g:ng; he must have ashes.
I437tl
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Cio sins scene. in the American Ned
Ic;ti Convention.

ST.Loyrs, May S.-The Ancri.an Medi
cal Association met again this morning
and completed the labo: Of the sess' on.
y resolution vas adopted 4pPointIns W.
F. Peek, Of Davenport, Iowa, committee
TO rep .rt upon the treatment Of injuries
from railroad accIlents.
Dr.. J. \. Alexander, of Buckingham
County, Va, was aided t. the list CT dele
gates abroad.
Dr. IIorner, United States Navy, intro
iuceI resolution declaring tEat aie9ho |
SHOULD te classed With other powerful drugs
and that when 1t IS prescribed m13clnal!y
j. should be done with conscientious caution
and sanse Of great responsibility. The
resolution further declares that alcoholic
liquors, as q beverage, are productive Of a
large amount Of phi>ical and mental dis
ease; that it entails q diseased appetite
and that i. is the cause of a large percent
age of the crime and paaperism of our cit
les and country. Referred to the Com
mttce on tLe State Of Medicine alI Uy-
giyae.
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~ PROBATE. MANITuWD DE COUNTY
| tnTET In tI.n t.t.pr IF tho Fer,te af
,ptop Tnw,iny Jace..cJ ON rc,J;n., anil
filing III, petition 0. Elisabeth Eck5rt Of
Gibscn. rcp-c-cutinr among other things
that Anter-Nawatuy. late # Mish;cott on
the eiqhrcco.l dav Of Sertember. 4 d
1872. atlIi,hicott died intestate. leaving
goods. chattels AMI estate within this State
and that the said petitioner is widow Of said
decrased.anl rrayinr that administration ef
saiI c,tft. he 10 charles Er-rsrt -rr.n.c,I II
/. ordered ,hg+ said Dc,ifioH Le be7'I letora
The i,d-e Of Ills count. On Nonda,. tie nine
r,enta DIV Of Nav. i NJ. II m &c in
said aour.fv.
urierei further. tha. notice thereof be
t,:,rn to fl,e heirs Of sal i.ca,.cI a,l 10
all person. interested. bv publishing 4 copv
Of this order for three successive weeks prior
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Real Esg

1 PtEN-A farm cf 80 acres Of most de-
1s.r-b,e land. 10 acres cleared, - acres
Of hard wood. 10 swamp c. hills. and good
srT:.- ,.-5r- ,-.- p >i-ulEei in town
Na%jeubst-. .,teeeI - >acb0ygan and
CaluElc; roads. about Elk tllie> from tAc City
If MaI,i.cvoc- TIE L. OF nv in section 8,
-gwn =. range %. This sr.eu.iJ piece oI
land vi. Le >y.l cLeap i applied for imme-
diately. Purchasers ny apply to the own
sr, Mr.. Fiahgriy, in Hr. LaItrys brick
house near tie steamboat landing. N.LitO-
VOC, MS II 39-sT
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-05-15
PERSONAL AND IMPERs0NAL


Senator Sumner sues flr : divorce.
Tennvson's latest eomnos;t.en !. ayerse
/ 10 Canadian avneyat;,n.
/ r,,-.u IA,
80 -''..>' -
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James uoidoA bennett h3' PaFcI'''ei'
Tor s'o'Vo' moiess cottage Ni-A pleasant
grounds on Catherine street Newport
! The Muse viii not be .UnTcpresentad II
the Nltnna exposition Miss Christina
Rossctti viii attend 1t. and 30 Will Alr.
joaquin Miller
I Rev. Mr. Ancicn; hos excepted the call
I to an assistant curateshIp in Halifax, and
now cnv awaits the APPOINTMENT Of Iii.
successor at Torrence bay.
The claimant TichEornc has sent cut an
address Of thanks to the public for money
subscriptions Jhat have enabled him to pay
legal expenses incurred il tie pist thirteen
months
saiouTncr Truth is on her wov to Wash
ington to consult With the presiJont re-
spectinr her plan to co!snize the rgar
Liaaks now in the h,.,lt,ls IN some y :.
tern Territory.
prof,.s,r ,nl.~.,n =, -;-onl ,u,;,.
.,frir,., ~ exl,;I,;,ilr ! N.,...,..I,.5 r..,
r.eautlv ya. raf,so5 -. nso -
six Lat bv the on;y man in the an5,,-c.
who had one. 4 SOVEREIGN WAS oa.,.l