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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-13

BISMARCK has been restored to the
Premiership of the German Empire.
When the storms of statecraft set in
then this modern Richelieu is called
to the helm. He will illustrate to
the Jesuits who have been plotting
against him that he cannot be cir
cumvented without q struggle.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-13

Nor to be lost sight of in these
days of twenty-thousand- dollar races
ami the super-conspicuity of Newton
Booth, General VIM has risen to q
point of order and submitted that
thumb-worn and greasy old resolu-
ton of his agin the Chinese. He is
q horny handed son Of calamity-is
old Vim.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-13

THE POOLS on the big S2O, 600 race
are going as follows: Thad Stevens
$50; Joe Daniels $50; True Blue
$23; Hubbard SIS.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-13

NnLISERY.-Mrs. Anderson L Moody, FASH
ionabls Ailliners, corner Of Second and Carson
streets. opposite the Ormsby House. Carson City.
Orders solicited. oc7-u
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-13

Greerbacks, $685..
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-03-01

GE0RaE O. HUBaARD, Dealer in Hardware
p Iron. Steel and Mails Stoves Tin Plate Sheet Iron
Copper and Zinc. and manufacturer OF Tin Sheet
: Iron and Copper Ware, Fisk's Block Ashtabnla
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-03-01

tTrains stop only on Signal xTrains do not Stop.
Telegraph Stations. Cleveland Time. u rv
heJeferson Accommodation leaves Jefferson at 600
q and arrives at 7;I5 p m.
The Way Freight trains stop at Jefferson In going
West at $50 P. NJ and going East at 750 A, NJ. These
trains carry passengers. -'r'
Passenger fare the rate of cents per mile to way
stations, counted in half dimes
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-03-01
ERIE RAIL Way.

abstract Of Time Table adopted. Jan. 20N, 1872.
DULLMAN'S best Drawing-room and
l. Sleeping Coaches, combining all modern i'm
provements through all trains from Buffalo,
Suspension Bridge. Niagara Falls, Cleveland and Gin
cinnati to New York, making direct connection with
all lines of foreign and coastwse steamers, and also
with sound Steamers and railway lines fer Boston and
other New England cities.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-03-01
WHOLE NUMBER 1908.

handful OF floss silk into the air snd .
iiindoo sever IL into pieces with bis sabre.
We can produce nothing like this.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-03-01
THE OLD DYES.

So If you take colors. Color is, we
say, an ornament. We dye our dresses
and ornament our furniture. 1t is an
ornament to CRAFTY the eye; but the
Egyptians impressed it into new SER
vice. For them it was method of re-
cording history. Some parts of their
history were written; but when they
wanted to elaborate history they painted
it. Their colors are immortal. else we
could not know of it, We find upon the
stucco of their walls their kings holding
court, their armies marching out, their
craftsmen in the ship-yard with the ships
floating in the dock, and in fact We trace
all their rites and customs painted in un-
dying colors.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-03-01

l.. 8. Il M. S.-FRANKLHN DIVISION.
From and after January 9Th. 1S13 Passenger Trains
will run a follows:
Y A IT
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-03-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

BID EADY made Cashmere Suits, all
AN grades, at the Clothing House of 11s6
WAITE & SILL
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-03-01

EDWARDG g. PIERCE Dealers in Clothing, Hats
Caps. and Gents Furnishing Goods, Ashtabula, o. s34
WAITE & SILL. Wholesale and Retail
Dealers in RI edy Made Clothing, Furnishing Goods
Hats Caps, &c. Ashtabula 900
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-09-06

9er3 Selus! emrfanse btefes Sranocpfer
bas mir Dir tarbrinsen tntsanee Is nj,
Dsiner sStttt&en eiebs, bae IS Dor Git EN-
pprasisen mSse in iibem @.raas; uHo au
bag es, pereint NIT Teinen unenblihsn Wer
bt.naen, auf uns, auf Define bsiItse 8ir@e
aaf uniersn seliebtsaea Yapit @tus lA., au
btefe DiS;sie unb ttefe @emetnte. auf unle'v
6etmfatten unb Tamilien, uniere Sreure'
unb @itbIrser, bic Taae Defines sessns, BIT
btmmltlAen GrsuNe teiner @aaben, bic rel
9en @tabe, bic gu renen pertei6en taif.
pel9e Did perebren, ternteperbringen n1bSe.
rmaieb uns, Define Tiener, nit temS9ilee,
Defines S6uses, iairme uns sesea bic Sos'
belt Der @Otloisn. ruel9s Define Stride bal'
I'm, neil es RE Ietnise III, unb bic uns per-
fclsen, neil mir lsinen bei1isen Nanen lte>
Ben unb Teins Gtre pertteirissn. sa6st
uns In Dir unlsre 3uFudt, unieren Srpif,
uniere 9Ofnuns fncen. Gel Du unisre
Stase in, Ssben, infer gertrauen i'm 9cbe,
unlsre ewise @luttlisfeit I'M 5tmme1.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-09-06
Ginlabun9
an bic &atbolifeu her Der. Staaten f9 hsmt
Better Glaber.I ereiu au,uid lieEen.

Dieter eble unb bDdf pidttse geretn io1
Is mDsli4 MAIDEN, ben tatboIiften Nesern
In ben Ser. Staateu ~ S&ulen unb &tr4e
;u psrbelfen, unb ben 8dtern Der Gonsresa>
ton bes Fl. Sofepb betiuaetcn, bic fur tereA
selenbeil fprssn. Dies ssidiett babur6.
baB man etnen 9baler an bic DIRECTION tss
0ereins etnfentet. Curd ttefe ileine @abe
ptrb man fur timer elm @itslieo be6elben.
Der 81. Batter bat bielen gsrein bur9 Gin
etaenss grspe bsfdttst unb nit nielsn u.s.
ldTsn bersitsrt befonters NIT etnea noE-
fommenen @blab In Der StsIbeeunte.-
neterbtes wirb p6psntli2 cine bl. @eTe
fir tie 1ebenben unb psrfcrtenen gereins.
alteber unb teren1amilten selsfen unb 3wei.
nal bes sases pom ben Neaerf;ntern fur
felte a.betet. 4attolifsn ycn Mmerisa,
f&ueet eu9 bisfeu1 @srstne an unb fenbst
bic tletne @abe unuer,reilt an Very Rev. F
Otto Jair, Vicar General and Pastor of IT.
Johns German Catholic Church, Green
Street, cper an sie Office res @atrbetts,
%frsunrss. Ter Bic eeneuns beadtist.
s. I. @entneer
@iffondr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-09-06
@ eltItb E 8.

Gin Stiid ltutsri&lasnns .ptrb aus Sem
Sort sentelbet, unb 3par wie folst: 81,
umRant, ba6 Der 9ofbeamte 8rsce Weeel'
Ian bic Ypf, ober utelmebr bic 2eute, rel9s
fletnere @slblenounsen ma&ten. bret Satrt
lung unsetiuoert beFeblen lonnte, Bis BE
unteriblasunsen bic Suntme BON $4,000
er:etdten, 1T wentcer betrlbenb als bte2bat'
fade, bas Der 9erbreder nt4t 3urStrafe &C.
3osen purbs. Dabur@, bag es ibm erlautt
mar, gu rsiisniren, baben feline gorseiesten
bewtsisn, bag fe bret Sabre lang fortseftste
DtebFdble fur etnen Ser3etblt4en Gebler ball
ten. Sm gerslei& gu ben unsetsuren Disb'
tdtlen unb S9minre!eien man6er %uulerer
@taa.smdnner erideint f1eilih bas @srbre'
den bes tiebiihen ppftlerfs ais unbeteu'
tent. Sat er bod u febr psnis auf etn>
nal sencn,meu, flstne 8etrdse . arraen
9euten I'M Supen, welde n0rbli9e 3etti&rif>
ten 3u leien wanidten. CT muBte fretlt4,
I'M, ietnen 3wed gu erret4en 15,000-2O.
900 8rtefe Sfneu, uel&e Der Yet anpertraut
tpprten rparen. Bis CT bic Sun1n1e ron
$4,000 aus lauter tletnen @~palenbur9er
3ui1mmsnse1oblen bate, ~beourfte es 3et1
unt Mube, stele tauienb tleine Dtebfdble
@pber fam Is, baB man ben Sdelm mid
fribsr erpifhte =? Mun ietn gater pal ftate'
Mfifent . 8sneralppfmetfer unb es pa1
ntdt su erruarten, baB Der Sotn zines fru
bern Nfifent.@ Observation-Disclosures Elm genet
ner Dieb fei. co terihtet he q. g.@taats
3t5.
Rab Der Mrmee &efrrten. Gin Gtreula'
bes8rtsss.I departments bsfimmt folsenpsr
Masfab fur bic @'1Se: Der &efruten: fl
Mrtidsrie unD Snfaaterie S 1ub 4 3oa uni
barber, fif Gapa1erie mtnbetsns S Gub ;
3cl uno ni4t metr ais S SUP 10 3sa
Dtefes fiabst auf @uItanten unb Retrutel
Der farbtsen &esimenter teine Inwenpuna
fur biefe bleiben bic bisbertsen &esulatic
men in Strait.
Die 0streinrfotte auf ben Ssen 1T in Fl
mem fortrdbrenpen @a4stbum btsrifsu
Der Comm. Apu." ma&t tarauf aufnsri
fam. baB tlrsli& binnen timer ISOLDE l,437.
9O7 9uibel 8orn pom ben 6dfen bss Obere
Gees auf elmer 1ronsportfctte pom 5
S4ifsn ssrianbt purben. untsr biefen bs
fnten f@ 10 srcSe Sasr3euse, sappn tsbs
$4,000 Buffet eabuns bate. 8or pr
Sabren nod paren S&iTe, wsl&s nisbr al
10000 guibsl trasen fcnnteu, e'ne Sslter
belt. SIM uddfen Sabre wirb cine not
firfere Siptte auf ben Seen fabrsn, ale b
isstse IN.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-09-06
(Ginsefanbt.)
Nautato, ben !. Sept 1873.

6err &ebafteur!
Is 1T itcn cine seraume 3eit perFo fen
fettbena i'd Sbnen ron Der tteisen &attclt'
l9en @emeinbe unb beren &ir4enbau si4ts
naetr Defenders ~ tertden bate. Stun
aber ttetet fi9 pisberuu. @elesen6eit, etwas
baron bSren su laden.
Der &tr9snbau 1T u fsiner goQen'
buns xabe. Die plaferarbett bat bescn'
men unb wtrb nit a1eu Tleib unb Gnerste
searbettet, 70 ta6 bteielbe bis gum Is. Otto
Ser bieies Satres fertts fesn pirb. Das
@an;e rptrb bemylane seuadb mad sotbiftem
@tY1e aussefabrt. Die basu erforterli&e
S&reiner.Arbe nebf Yldderuns tofet pon
5 Bis 6 taulenb Dollars. Die Stride Ic1.
rpenn pr1enbet, nod bteies Sabr einSemeit.
perben.
Gus Sbisem lift fl& erfeten, bab taburt
Der bieisen 8atboltfGen @emeinte sroee
untofen erwadien, unb gum Iufbrinsen be.
erfcrbsrltdsn @uuan,e tersn Mttslieber In
itrer Nlte unb..S pferwtQtetett nr4 midi
ermlbsrt blrfen. Our &%ufmunteruns &C.
ret6t uns pte bieter, Der Offer unb bic llu,'
ii&t unferss Seelforssrs toGw. P. Iusuftn
@irtb, O. S. B.
Tim nun bic Soften tbetltretie au teden, bat
i9 bic Gemetnbe tntfdloGen, TN
Monat OCTOBER btefes Sabres etre Tatr gum
8eien Der fattp1tfaep 8tr&e a%b3utalten.
DteSase, an benen tt:ielbe absebalten pirb.
finb nod nidt beRtmumt. Sd perbe Is S.
men fsiner 3ett mtttbeilen. @enannte Tatr
1T unter 2ettuns bes 3errn Yfarrers unb Fl.
mes 8ermaltunss' COMMITTEES. @ir be9en
tetnen 3weifel, bag redt rte1e unit ~pertbncGe
@ssenfdnbe 3urgerlcoiuns tomusen werben.
Mus friber Don bisfer @emetnbe absebalte'
men Tatrs ldbt i4 barauf f<ebeu, bae bic
Mttsltebsr es ft& febr anselesen fetn laGen
unb feline MIte fdeuen w:rten, UNI ben Re-
fen Grfols su e~r;telen.
6 2
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-09-06

gen bsG.lten ine uuaeidtr bic ndmlthsn
ME O%bsnermdtnt. Ger S4absn i'm Gan
gen III nrh n,ht ~ ermsGen unb trift BIZ
bstbsiltsten @er16nunss . Comp gnte'
ftrer.
Bet Ycrt Galeronia rpurben riele Slider
fabrseuse jernSrt. Snbeb CAB es aud hor'
0eute. teren Mitseiasl ntft 70 fart mar.
tpte itre SpeculatiOnssabe; benn pdtrenb
man nod bic 2et&natme perunslidtsr ST.
f4er unb Seeleute aus benz @aGer 3os, per-
funbetenS transport Gompasnien bsreits cine
Grbfbuns Der Traatidse unb NeIten aud
cine bstrddtiae Steiseruns Der &oblea.
preiie in Musl iht-natarlia aus lauter
GarfOrse!- "%
@alifar:: 80. aug. Cine Depei&e BON
@ttnsY msltst, ZAP Der Dampfer europa
I'M @turm untersesansen unb ale an gcrb
bsfntlthen Yerfonen e~rtrunfen feien. Der
Gamptr Ocean Daoe fdetttrts Bet Gap
9ssan; Gle az @orb e%rtranfen. @it flei'
men Shifsn peylorfn siele Menihen bas
esben. Sa Gane9 uno lnsebuns muroen
ubsr tuup.rt 6iuier sertOrt; ale @ebduse
murbsu n,etr oter upeniser tefadctst. Bon
800 GiiHnf1br;eusen murben t1um 20 &C.
rettet.
Cine leseIte iust, bab nier3ts eeiden auf
b;r Norbieite Der Vrin3 Gpuarbs Snfeln,
ans ufer seipalt wurben.
Gus 9atifar pom !. Sept. miro 9emelbet,
pas ;pei Srtsss unp rrei S&ooners rernist
nebf beren Wannl4aft.
Bon Ipronto, Canada, r1elbet etns
Dspsfhe pom l. b., bas BET Masbalen So
lamb so tbeils amsritantfae, tbsi1s snsltide
in bsn1 Sturn1 rom "a. Iusuf
s6ifbruA litten. Die Mnaabl Der perun<
Nerfcnen fennt man nod nt&t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-09-06
Mct Der CONFEDERATION
fur ba8
betligte 9ers Sei1.

% ltebreid ftes unb anbetun9stpirbtges
@er3 Seiu! > unenbli@ mitletttses unb er>
barmunsspo1es 9ers! lniere 3uFu4t In
alien @efabrsn, unfere 9ofnuns In alien
@erfuGuneen, un1ere@ ob1fabrt unb 9rcft In
alien @urssn! 9lide auf uns, bic mtr uns
in Demutb ;u Ceinen SuSen merfen, UNI
Define sarmter,tstsit ~aYuFsten, UNI Del
men ehus ansuruf.n. unb uns feltt edns>
lid Dir gum Spfer 81 brinsen. Du flebt
bic Wsfatrsn, bic uns umseten, bic Starme,
bic auf uns einbrinsen. Die Md9te te.
Ginfernib baben f& erbo5en sesen Define
betliss Stride unb sesen uns; Define unrpuE'
ttsen aber ersebenem Diener. Sie taben
Detn CIRCUIT peruafet, fs baben Define a.
tdre ;er::rEmmert, le taben bieientsen Der.
folst, relde Detnen sebeilisten Namen
lieben anb peretren. 1nb nun rlbu1en ie
f4 Der l1ebelttaten, bic fe perlbt taben per-
seblta, bab fe user DID unb Define Stride
triuu,pbtrt unb Detnen @cttesbtenf pom
Mnseit&t Ter Grte serttlst bitten. MberGu
btR anmd&tts unb wer pern,as Dir @iber'
fanb su letfen? Du wirf DID srteben In
Detner @a9t unb Define Tsinte tuerten If,
un,erliesen DOT Teinsm Mntltse. Cu mt,f
ben @osen ssbieten, unb stHe srobe &ubt
mirb eintreter.
,geiselt Don bisism gertrausn in Teins
@adt unb Tsine 9tete, . sOtt1t&es @srs
trtnsen mir DIR an bisism Sage unferel
feisrltden Detbe fur DID unfere @ebst'
bar. @arbtae ttsfes Opfer, 70 unruirbts Il
IL, Dstner @enebmtsuns. unS srt6re unfe,
@ebet fur bic Stride unb fur bisfe Dt6sefi
insbeieaeere, pel&t iia u feterlt& fslbf
III Ceinsr Gtre meitt. . ertarmunssrpl
lee @er3. bas immer often 1T, UNI uns I.
Dsin. sebetliste uub f&ere 3uFu&tadtt
auflunetuen, unb npnDir bic 9ilfe unb tl
S1ub 3u ~srlansen, &pel4e MIR In biefen FIJI
ben tetlisen @tutl unb fur uns fe1tf trab
falpo1sn3etten bsbarfeu; mir weiten uns a,
bteltnt Sage sdn3li9 Dir SFentli4 uni
fierlid, unier 0eten unb unf.re &ybetten
unIere @sbanten, @prte, 6antlunsen UNI
9eiten. @ir tpstben uns ielba Dir ais I'm
terpfanb ais Define ersebenen Diensr fl
INNER. > fuses uno enbetuneswu,ttse
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-09-06

tem Screen Seiu, Der Sue1e aasr spttlthsr
@nats? Die Stride 1T in eisfem teiltssr
3er,en seboren; Ge 1T tis1ru&t fsinsrsiebe
:3u tieIem @atttburne mus lie lore 81
Fudt netmen. penn fe ju triumpbtrer
wunldt. Nidt auf bic Na&t Der Menfaer
BARI fe f9 aasen, in meni&liten Mittelr
barf le feline !6llie fu&en; a1sin auf i6rer
@ranesr fcl fe ifr @ertrauen fesen. 81
Yerbdlt Is f& aud instefonbere nit une
ftlbf. 9aben mir nt4t In Der Glrirrse fl.
unier> eissne Sesle unb fur bic Seelsn Mn'
terer aa;ustel gertruuen in natarli&e Ga
ben potr Gtrfa6e ober In setittae gileuns,
tn N. nfdli9e Seller su fisen b%esoanen ?
SIN Seius ml6sn wtr unier gertsausn issen,
unb Bel ttm unfere 8raft fuaen.
@us tieisn @rlnben, griber. tpnnsn mir
besreiIen, RAP IS bic @eis9stt gcttes it,
bic se~Ssnpdrtts bie8irae auf bteie beicneere
Mnba9t gum tsitisfen 9sr;en ttnm.ist.
8ir birfen jebc9 niat untsrla6sn, semein>
fam nit unferen tatbpliiaen @laubersse'
nrHen in ants,e, @esenter IN bieisr src5en
8smssuns Stetl su netmen. Datr
mS6ten mtri| Gud ermabnen. in
Gu9 felbt @eiable tisfer Naea&t
tn bisier gesisbuns ;u ermedsn.
CUR 8sfrdfttsurs unieres @unf&es pa.
ben mir tefalpden. bic game Ci0Seie ct.
paul an, eriten sonntas i'm S%epteuber benz
6eilisfen 9sr;en 3u peibsn, unb in uebsr-
e%tnaimmuns NIT btsieu, unferua gef&luFe
perprbnen mir,
tpas folst:
@dbrenb bss 9pdan1tes an benz pbsn &C.
,,annten @onntas pirb ieber pfarrsr in fet.
ner Stride Der @emetnte bic Beteutuns bic.
fer &nta&t I'M &1semetnen unb tnsbefon'
bere tes Mttes Der @ette srtldren, unb nad>
Der ,ptrb Ct BE Borntel Der @eite laut per-
lelen.
@o Elm Srtefer metrsre &tr&en pber
Stattpnen unter fsinerG etlforse BAT, tutrb er
bic ndmlt9e Gsseu.onte In ieber Stride pber
Station AT ben folsenben Conn. pberst o.
ttoAstasen s%ornebuten. ....t...
I'm ben, Scnntas DOT ben. eraen Sonntas
I'M @eptember. an tpsldeut Sage bteftr Sir
tenbrt.f su ssrlsfen if, 1T bas golt su ct.
nnabnen, bab Is il& felbt fur btefe feierli&e
@eibe bura ben pirbtsen Gmpfans Ger
5acramente porberette.
Damit tie Tri&te bieier @eibe nt&t Der
sanslt9er Matur f.tn n,03en, enpfeblen MIR
bic Gtnfabruns Der gruberfaaften gum BET
ltsfen 9er3en In a1en Yfarreten.
@eseben in unierer @eiben3 in Der Stabt
ct. Yaul, am 26. @us. 1873.
Sbpmas2 &. @raee
8if&pf pom ct. Yaul.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-09-06
Gin febrecflicber Sturm

aus Der enslifAen 9ropin3 Neu>sdott'
lamb bert&tet. @tr laden Bier bic pefent'
Mittbetlunsen folsen.
9altfar, %. Mus. Die Satlberunsen
bes ;bsr bieie proptn3 lussebro&snen star'
mes Fnb unerb6rt. Stabt unb County pic
ton linb oerpifet, Tsn,en. @Olssbduoe, tur3
auss nur Bewsslide 1T pom @inoe fcrtss>
rifen, elm 2bstl BET G%tienba6n bel giet'u
Gambling tit tpsssef&wemmt. Cine Mense
srcbe unb s!eine @&ife tpurosn 'srn fe'
eanbuns fortserifen. tteils ftart telG1btst,
etne &nsapl bsrislben 3eraOrt. Gntuur3elts
Bduue beteden ben 9osen. 3mti i'm gau
beTneltae Gir9en wurbsn 3ert0rt.
SIN meitsr rusflt& s.lssenen @sssnsen II
bic Grnte auf ben Selbern fc,uiasen sdn;lid
3trf0rt. Das @ebiet Der 8erwlfans bstn
f4 auf %smeibunbert Mttlsn aus. Mar
bente ftd bic tnfol3e bes l1nslads gu errar
teabe Nctb! 8etn 9anbesbewobner fan1
I'D elmer berartisen furdtbaren gerteerun!
ertnnern. Die Dcds an ben Q1nbunsspl1
sen NRb msif SerfOrt. benn IT.
Wosen rss @eeres turu1tsn nit unbe
itretbli&er @eualt auf bas uier los une
r'hen allies fort. 8sim Gusbre&en bes Or
taas tuaren nod 40 @9tft TIM 9afen Dol
Som Bag; 3ust Stunben fpdter ivarsn al
bts auf 3ret fortsstrteben.
Die n0rtlide 8ufe Der yrin3 Gtuart'
Sn'eln 1T bu9fdbli@ NIT Sramntern ser
ftcrter Sabr,euse tebedt. Mebnlt& lauttl
bic geri&te BON Sap Breton.
@uh bel CHATHAM. Meu . graunf4weie
mar her Sturm entiesli9, unb bic @irfun
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-09-11

CHARLES Book is now receiving the
goods he purchased at New York and
other eastern cities, for the tall and win
ter trade, and it is really pleasure to
look over the immense piles of Dress
Goods in Silks, Mohair, Alpaca, Me-
rino, Coburg Plaids, Poplins and domes-
tic goods in endless variety wooden
goods from common flannel to the
finest broadcloths ready made clothing
Of the fastest fashions and at all prices;
boots and shoes in great variety and
some Of them warranted Waterproof
hats, caps and gloves for fall and winter;
crockery and glassware in great variety
ship carpenters and other tools, also
hardware generally; family groceries of
the best selections. All these goods have
been bought for cash, aud will be sold at
the lowest possible rates, and all who
have dealt with Mr.. Book will feel sure
that he means what he says. Our farm
ers all know that he pays the highest
price for country produce. So it is
hardly necessary to recommend Mr. B.
to the liberal support of an approaching
community.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-09-11

JOHN ScHUETTE & BRo.-In calling
attention to the new advertisement of
that enterpriSing firm, we would state
that Mr.. Fred. Schuette has proven
himself young man of excellent taste
and sound judg ment, in the selection of
the goods he has purchased at New York
and Boston, and which are now arriving
in large quantities at the store. We fee:
certain that even the old customers of
that substantial establishment viii be as
tonisbed at the variety. richness. and
cheapness of the new goods, and that all
that may call viii be pleased with THEN
purchases, and the honest and gentle
manly treatment by the prorrietors and
their attaches.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-09-11
THE CIRCUS.

The large advertisement in this issue
and the many posters, presenting quite
interesting pictures scattered throughout
our City, will have attracted the atten-
ton of our community before seeing this
notice. The ''New York and New Or
leans Geological Exposition" will be ex-
hibited in this City on Saturday Sep
tember Doth. As we never have seen this
Circus we here copy a paragraph from
the San Francisco Bulletin OF last june
After giving a glowing account of the
daring acts of the acrobats and a descrip-
ton of the AIenagerie, it continues
At o'clock last night, the exhibition
on jackson street was open, and the peo-
pie soon began to pour in by thousands.
First they entered the menagerie tent,
round which are placed the cages con-
tanning the wild beasts, birds and happy
family. In the center is the cage con-
tanning the two finest lions ever seen on
this coast. The baby elephant chained
by one foot made friends with every one
and was perfectly gorged with candy.
Among the many beautiful animals a
DtllIlSSt SSClSN COW S6SiuSu 10 dttTutl
most attention and admiration. Every
now and again the orator of the troupe
summoned new Corners to gather round
the lion cage and listen to the true tale
of how one of these amiable looking ami
mis- once when his ''tamer" put his
head inits mouth, bit it off and after
wards tore him limb from limb. This
happened in March of last year. On one
side OF the menagerie tent, the family of
fat people, mother and two sons attract
much attention, and boa constructor
astonished, but did not delight all be-
holders. At s o'clock the performance
in the circus tent, the largest ever put
IN this city, commenced. There must
have been as many as 5000 people pres
ent, when the overture commenced, and
the receipts could not have fallen far
short of 81, 500.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-09-11
IMPROVEMENT.

The new building of a. E. Plumb &
Bro. is nearly ready for occupancy; the
interior of the store is now being finished
10 splendid style, its enterprising owners
sparing no expense or trouble to make
it one of the best establishments in this
city.
Mr.. Andrew Golufson is building a
nice two story residence on 7th street,
adjoining the Slovanska Lipa Hall.
Mr.. F. G. Barstedte is adding an
other story to his drug store On the cor
ner of Sth and Jay streets
The new Lutheran Church building
| is nc" receiving its roof, he brick work
for the steeple is also nearing compile
ton. 1t will be beautiful ornament to
this city when finished, proof of lasting
credit to its architect and society.
Mr.. VIM. Rahr is making very valua-
bic improvements and add tons to his
ice cellars and cooling apparatus
Mr.. Paul Leubner has commenced
breaking ground for his new building on
York street, adjoining Wilcox x Cos
store. The new structure will be a two
story brick with stone basement.
A new church building is being erect
ed on the corner of 7th ard St. Clair
streets, for Norwegian Society, which
will add materially to the Improvement
of that locality.
A new brick building is now being
finished on Main street, near the new
bridge. for shoe shop, and an other
one near the Catholic Church for store