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E7REE C.fE as.

DRACFTCAL FgEsEzg. Keeps cOn-
1 stantly en- hand the largest and best assortment
OF Lars and caps the the lowest pos
sibe prices and always pays the highest value in
cash ftraI kinds OF furs I6-7
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~

Ing the year the number of de-
1nestic letters sent to the dead-letter Of
ice has been 1, 133, ,92S; foreign letters
received from foreign countries 26Ss42o.
Total 4.s02.34S
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gE. GDgAEEE, .Fs. D
ss n E-TsTTR yrs

p.EYSsssz :.sss; Stsr=eosa- tenders
his professional services to the people nf the City
and county of 2iantuwoc. Office J. A. koeher :
ators. lJ-l
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If1IE. NE..s =.

Gen. Grant has orde; ID ann,her ten
thousand rations 10 be i>t,.bated st
Memphis.
An improvement: is nof:v.si .a ie pos
ten voei una ket.
Through General Esn - i.es;Ssat
Grant has og,isEsa ten .ass,.aa -
ttoas &c Shse sspoff =. Ia
..saa.ia~ -. Sse.s...s,t,s dis
Nearly b!,,ck Of busin : l...u-cs ssese
burned In Dallas. Tex = ...lnesisy
maraing / ,ss sixty Il. --.-..r eolilsS
TIE pIanins mill of Is al ( S...,- :,
22d street, Chicago, burTe; y sire-..cy-
Loss twenty-five sho,isana .i,.!,;'i.S-
Srriseaoas tbmyes rUlt1i p. Luku' :
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total %.
HAvsxA, Oct. 2f-Five hundred in
slrgents, under 8Iexen0 Gornez, attack
cd the town OF Baihe in the i7sh inst.
After four hoa1 fighting they drew of
With a loss OF four killed and thjriy
wounded.
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GEE.sRsE,EN Esss YER.

TAR. q. 3. PA FCEzES. Dentist. OfEEce
- in Shernan'= new building, on 6th Street,
MantowOc Wis.
"a Teeth extracted without nain.
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VOL. 20.
Republican State Ticket.

For Go,er.sor-
q. 4. YAsaE8URN, of La Crosse.
For Lieut.. GorsHor-
RoBEsST e. BAKER, of Racine
Ffr .Sscrsfcrg Of Sfotc-
EPEERAEN ~. Y0UNG. of sauk.
For STATE Treasurer
GLE u JOHNSON, of Rock.
For Attorney Ge1asral-
For Superintendent of .Scsoors-
EGBEEE sissAssAf, of Winnebago.
Far Commissioner Of H1,nligrdtioT-
9 E0EgGE II. EIND7EAN, of Milwaukee,
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NJ. G.. s. fE-. Y. TYR SER

TTS.1ESg az g.Ayg. Office os, SIT,
"A Street South side three doors north Of Post Of
fee Manfowac Wisconsin. German spoken. 1911
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ss-.sLExEgs S e gEE.F-E.
4 TEGRSESS at Law. HaniGowoe.
n Wisconsin. Office on Eighth street, over the
First National Bank iy1965.l
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y.F PRFgGzE.sRD. .W. Ed.

1 TE1ESEY ansE Counselor at Law.
~ Office. corner OF 5th aud Quay streets. Manto-
&c -2-o1
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A TT sREEYS E.ssx-- Office 9th
n street, South side, opposite Schuetre's Store
1913.
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WILLIAMS HOUSE.
A. WILLIAMS G ]. CAPTAIN,

i'roDrl CT O1'S-
Corner Of Sti & Franklin streets. Nanitewoc WiseOn
sin. Best accommodation for the travelling public
Rn-Sample Rooms attached.
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OFFICE SHERNAN'S BRICK BLOCK
North eighth Street, Manitowoc.
1rr1cr Home S to A. NJ
M N7- / 70 , & To m.
Residence Corner sth Buffalo sts 1925
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y. Ed. .Yx.gEsAEz.z.u.

7. >. sE.s = = = sP.E,
TTO1NEY Al Raw
Office over the store Of J. 4 Ko,hler. corner of
York anl Sth street, M3aitowoc Wisconsin, 1852
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g EoRGE EINDwAN. of Milwaukee
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-25
Fire for Water.

An unfortunate German, Ref, by namei
and a resident Of saginaw county, Mich,
has had most tremendous experience in
we'll digging. Calmly and unlnterrup-
tediY he excayated to the depth of forty
feet, and then, as he did not get much
water, he decided to bore. When he had
drilled down some thirty feet things
began to happen. His residence waa
badly shaken az by a small earthquake.
Down in the well rumbling sounds ike
the discharge of canon were heard.
The ntighbors became excited. A bunch
of ignlted straw was lower ID and up came
a volume Of fame rieing nifty feet above
the surface. The ill-starred Reii wanted
water and he got fire. The well contin-
ues to 90 of whenever light is applied,
and we are tod that 'the nelghbors do
not feel such a sense Of security as to
their hereafter as they did before the
sinking OF Reif's we'll"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-25

-
BY John JOLLY.


Written 'or the STATS JouRFAL.
MIS-. Toggins, the other day. bought q
secondhand stove at auction. She
thought she wovld save twenty-five cents
BY persuading Mr.. Toggins 10 wheel 1t
home, for you know 1t mokes no differ
ence how cheap woman buys an article
at anctlon, abe is forever after sorry she
paid so much for 1t and didn't get IL for
little less, 50 Mrs. T. thought she
would make it up somehow, and when
her husband appeared sfter his days
labor, very hungry and tired, che iDslnu-
atingly tel's him he might borrow a
wheelbirrow somewhere and wheel
around her purchase.
1t makes him mad and he narrowly
escapes saying something, but recolleets
that he is an elder and 90 don't, and
checks himself feroclously, 90 he hupts
around his neiohbors back yards, and
finally gets a wheelbsrrow with only one
leg on 1t 1; he starts of with tbis concern
and arri Sas safely at the auction rooms.
After an immense amount Of trouble
and getting smeared over the face with
stove polish and soOt, he succeeds In
g.t!ing loaded up. ami starts on lis return.
After trudglrg along br..kly for little
while Joint OF pipe roll of, wherest
he instantly drops the barrow to secure
il, Vhich of course- having only one leg
topples over, spilllng its cOntents promls-
culously arourd, very mnch TO the amuse-
ment OF TWO young men on the opposite
side OF the street. lie gathered the
things together aud started again, and
got along pretty well, ar began to cheer
fully contemplate his supper, but alas
for Inisealculating mortal that be was,
be stepped upon some orange peel lying
around for a stumbling block. The bar
row handle raped him on the stomach
20 suddenly as to double him like chain
saus age.
When he was able TO collect his scat
tered senses enough TO pick himself up,
/ he proceeded to gather up the pieces OF
stove and things scattered around In the
gutter. This he did with an expression
of angelic wrath and absently wiped them
upon his coat sleeve, loaded up once more
and mov'd on again but the old bsrrow
which would go exasperatingly In dag
onals, this time ran full tilt INTO peanut
vendors establishment, completely break
Ing up business for that day.
| The peanut man went for the stove
man, and they both swore and knocked
each other down two CT three times aud
rolled around Ia the gutter. A crowd
coon gathered tosee ths iln, and prest ntly
t~o policemen came boldly on the scene
of etrife and marched the now dilspidated
stove man of, sans cerHmony before the
| Mayor, Who committed him FOR an aggra-
waited assault, aud he had to pay tlns
and coats and give heavy ball to keep the
pesee for year.
And now he has been In the house for a
week, done up in hop poultices, arnica
and things, and he humbly tells his wife
that he doesn't think IL was very valua.
bic stove, because he sold 1t for old Iron
and got cheated too.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-25
The King of WhIat

The London correspondent of the N. Y.
Times writes
Mr.. j. Clay, the member for Hull, On
Important though not prominent poiti
clan, and the greatest master of the game
of whist In England, II not in Europe, has
Just died. He rarely spoke In Parliament
and when be did speak II was very briefly ;
but he exercised considerable Influence
privately among members on both des.
He made himself very useful ln what
may be called the domestic diplomacy OF
the political world, In making M differ
encas between sections Of his owin party
or in settling compromises with the oth-
er side. Mr.. Clay was not only famous
for bis personal skill at the whist table,
but was acknowledged as the Supreme
arbitrator of the rules of the game. The
manual which he published under the in-
itiale 81. c." 10 accepted In almost all
whist clubs as an indisputable nu thority
II sets forth the rules with great lucldity
and precision. But Mr.. Clay rendered a
greater service to whist by trst assisting
to shape and simplify the rules, " hlch he
afterwards undertook to expound. He
wac not oaly judge, but q legislator
and the modern game OF whist may be
said to be In no small degree his inven-
tlon. Among the educated ella sses tn,
passion for whist is steadily extending
but few people have any idea, OF th'
amount Of time which Ia every lay given
up TO 1t IN London. During the greate
part Of the year a little knot of the wei
known politicians and men of letters NEE
regularly every afternoon at 6 O'Clock In
the card room Of the AthenI'um Club
Here whist Ia played in It's most scientific
form, aud, il may scarcely he doubted
with great Intellectual brilliancy.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-25

How did it get there is the question
that Is puzzllng Virginia City The town
was thrown into fever Of excitement the
othtr day. Says the Enterprise: "The
report was that a human skull had been
found embedded in q body of rich silver
bearing quartz In one of the Comstock
mines, Such phenomenon would have
upset all the accepted theories and over
turned all well-est tbllshed facts demon
sirated by the researches OF modern
science, and, hearing that the skull was
In the Palace Saloon, we re paired thitner
10 ascertain the facts in the premises.
There We found a large human skull,
thickly coated on one side with rich sui
phurets OF silver and. upon inquiry, ae-
certained that the curiosity was fouud in
an old drift of the Ophir Mine some years
ago by the late Judge Baldwin. The
skull vas found at a point where the drift
had cut through rich vein Of sulphurets,
and hence its coating"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-25


"He was nineteen years old, could talk
like a lawyer, and was the haudsomest
bird thai ever lived"
That was John Enrlght's description of
Ills parrot IN the special sessions yesser-
day.
How much is he worth 2" asked JUS
tlce LedTlck, des;; ia 10 ax tue grade of
crime of when Thomas Muller, accused
of stealing the bird, was guilty.
"Two thousand dollars," was the
prompt reply. .r. ...l...
Nothing could induce Mr.. Enright 10
lessen his valuation, and he was allowed
10 tell his story Of the theft. Miller mad,
with hook aud string, fished up the
cage from where Il dangled from fourth
story window and hurried away with II
over the roofs. Mr.. Enrlght, hearing the
cries of the scared bird, had CEASED the
thief and caught him. Miller was SEN
fenced to tho penitentiary for three
months.
"If the cured parrot had kept his
mouth shut" he told the officer who es-
colted him to the Black Maria, "I'd have
been all right. He kept hUller,n' Iii,
hi = and Polly's bully buy = and when
I swore at him be only kept 1t up the
louder. It's my opinion Ihat parrot ia
d - poor thing to steal."-Ndl0 York
Go.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-25
ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA.


am diving, Egypt dying;
Fnbs the crimson life-tide fast
Aau the dark Plutonisn shadows
9Nher on the evening blast.
Lst thtne arm. oh Queen, suprorf me,
Hush thy EohH and how thine ear.
Hsarken 10 the great heart aeerefs
Thou, and thou alone, must hear.
Though my SCARED and veteran legtous
Rear their eagles high no more.
Ann nv wrecked and scattered RAlleys
Strew dark Aotium's fatal shore
Tho no glittering guards surround me.
PROMPT IN dn their masters will,
must nerish like = Roman--
Die the great TriumvIr still.
Let not Cessr's servlle minions
Moek The lion thus laid low:
'fwHs no fnemHn'a hand that felled him
Twas h's own that dealt I'M, hiow;
Hear. then pillowad on thy hosom.
Ere Won star shall lnse irs raw.
Him who drunk with thy enresses
Madly threw world away.
should the base, pI'ebian rabtie
Al, pare aasail my tame at Rome.
Who're the nobI = spouae nrtavis.
go. " WV lin her widowed home.
reen ner Saw the gods have told me,
rt,..sr angels circling wings.
n.y. .ier blood. with mine commingled,
- ct shall mount the throne Of kings.
AZ for thee star-eyed Egyptian.
Glorinua snrceresa Of the Nile.
Light the path IN Stygian horrors
with the splenhor OF thv smile;
Give tn Gpsar crowns and arches
Let hia brow the laurel twine:
can scorn all CBsar's triumphs,
Triumphing in love like thine.
am dying, Fgynt, dying.
Hark the insulting foeman's cry
They are GOmingi Qulek-my falehiOn
Let me face them ere die.
All. no more amid the battle
Shall nv voice exulting swell
Isis and Osiris guard thee
Cleopatra Kome-farewell
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-25
Matrimony ana Business,

PhpnlXville, Pa, has married couple
who show more than ordinary business
tact in connection with their marital ties,
as the following will show. The man
has horse and cart, with which he does
hauling about town, while his spouse
keeps confectionery and eating stand,
on limited capital. At the recent Pdeli
parade, the tlrifty dame having an eye
10 singe profits, concluded to attend with
her stock of Injuries, aud In truo wife
style, hired her liege lord with his horse
and cart to convey her stock OF eatables
and Hx.ures 20 the parade ground, and
also assist her in "nxlng up" This
agreement was carried out to tho letter,
aud when the parade end,d he was again
ON the grounds as per contract, TO h6ul
bis wife and fixtures back 70 their home
In PhGnixville. All this being accom-.
plisheo the contract was filed, and then
olowsd a settlement. John Oven 81
call h.m) made bill of hauling 10 his
usual style, presented it, and received
the money, less the price OF four meals
eaten from his wife's table while In camp.
Receipts were giyen, and taken, and both
were we'll satisfied with the transaction.
| II this Isn't case of home, tireslde bus
inees, we would like some one to point us
to one that is more worthy Of the term.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-25

As cool a person, under the elrcum-
stances, as we have ever heard Of was a
young nohlemeh who, in a frightful rail-
road accident, missed his valet. One OF
the guardians came up to him and said.
"My lord, We have found your servant,
but he is cut In two" cav, Is he D.
said the young man, with q Dundreary
drawl, but still with anxiety depicted on
his countenanee. VIII you be gwood
enough 70 see in which half he has gwot
the key 70 my carpet bag 7"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-25

When james Simpson, the eminent
Scotch physician, wss a htHdeut of niue.
teen years, ne witnessed an operation ol
LlstQu, who cut Il cancer from the breast
of a poor Highland woman. Her terrible
agony overcame him and he fed from
tho room to seek employment as q
government clerk. But when half way
to the Parliament House he WAS stopped
by the question that rose in his mind
s'Cau anything be done to make such
operations less painful - This sent hin
hack to the study of medicine, and hit
qu estlon was answered tEeuty years afteI
6y the introduction Of sulphuric ether Ms
An anpsthetie.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-25

The Ai!a California reports that new
drsme Is in preparation for sothern, froni
plot he gave 10 a Playwright to Work
mn. The title e. The Mass Removed y
ia sersstioual enough for Doud Byren OF
Ned Buytline, but be has taken fancy
TO the story, aud insists on having 1t
d,amatized. The heroine is an actress,
and the ylllaip l. II musician who oendeayors
10 uersonate her husband, who Is sup
nosed 10 be dad, and from this arises all
he complications. The author has been
,ns,rurtsd @ reverse tue usual order OF
proceeding, and make the SENSATION on
ths rlslug Of the curtain, instead Of walt
inc till tue end Of the act.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-25

A Hartford bricklayer let fall brick
from fourth story upon the shoulder of
a man passing beneath. The mRu paused
for moment, and then with voice
trembling with emotion. shouted; "Hi
you dropped a brick" Tue brieklayer,
who was looking over the edge Of the
scaffold to see II the brick was damaged,
wa- pl, ased to find that it was NOT hurt
and cheerfully answered. GAN right
you needn't mind hringlng II up"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-25

The parrot IL not game bird, altho
they blight good hang on well and di hard.
4 parrot will liv 400 years and grow
cross TO the last.
they have no song, but kan be larnt
tes sWare kerrectly.
4 pArrott in private family IL about
NJ useless az q seckond attack of the
meazles, and make more trubble than
taking a sko1lmam tew board.-Josh BIZ
EadR
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-25
snnn piffarnnca.

The money-taker being uuevodahly
absent was tempoarlly replac d az the
exhibition (liondon) Of the besrted .dy
and other natural luenomeua by pct
ty, bright eyed girl of about fourteen -
'Haw, suppose th'-the --er--bearded
lady is your mother" observsd a swell,
as he paid his money. mo, sir" said
the extempoie money -laker, paiyely
'sshe's my father"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-25

A story is told Of man in Connecticut
Who fell from the roof Of hve-story
building to the sidewalk but as hestruck
on ihe thick soles Of bis rubber-boots, he
bounded back within q quarter OF an ineh
of the roof, and 60 continued to bouuee,
the distance decreasing by only Quarter
of an inch at each journey. He subsisted
on hash inclosed In rubber balls, which
he managed to catch on the b1und,, aud
at the end Of month, was stopped ane
! restored to his family.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-25

A convention Of the Free Religious AS
sOciation assembled IN Cooper Institute,
New York, ou the 18th inst. Among the
speakers vas +. f. Abbott, who rad a
paper on the Foreign Missionary Sys-
Ien," in which he stated, at the rate con-
Yvits We're beiug made in proportion TO the
unbelieving population, il would take
2,6 @i9 years, and cost s1Sil per head to
ovaugelizs the world. lie was sorry 10
ste missionaries so unproftably employ.
cd, -. Methodist HoUs Journal.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-25

In the woods man casts of bis years
as the snake mis- slough, and, at what
perioi soever Of life, Is always child.
In the woods perpetual youth reigns,
Within these plantations of God q deco
rum and sanctity reign, perennial festi-
val is dressed, and tho guests see not how
ne should t.ge them 10 thousand years,
In the woods We return 10 reason and
Efaith.-EmsTsoH.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-25
OCTOBER.


The month Of Septsmbar is golden,
But III 3 month Of tue naples is red
The elm tree Is yellow and olden.
Its AeayeH are half gons frosa ito hssd, III.
We ride In the heart Of the forest
The 1ehsnn ere grown on each tfunk
Red beech leaves are bruised 10 the sorest,
And into wood hollowH are sunk.
We scent the musk breath Of October.
The fragrance of soft woodland amellhi
TIE green of the mossos Is sober,
The RAINBOW tints pale In the dells.
The spiders thin gossamer weavinea
Seem like cotton fields 'gainetthe blue SKY;
Their webs are forever deceivinE.
And cheat our eyes as well Aa the nles'
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-25
A Battle Of Song Mrltara.

The Memphis Agalaaess has learned
,hst. If hail large enough can be Sc
cured. Il Is proposed to call a convention
of the authcr- ol Beautiful Suow
There is supposed 10 hn about 10000 OF
hiiu-or her. 1t would not be bad idea
20 call convention of the authors OF
. Rock me to Sleep, Mo her." at the same
time and in the same city, and let the Two
armies of poets have little battle.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-25

Commend us TO John Bull for thorough
pg-headed " conservatism" In the civil
s.rvice 10 England, according TO Mr..
Eaxtlr, Financial Secretary of Treasury,
ffnm million 70 a millien and half of
dollars could be saved anuuslly In clerk
hie, were letters copied by press Instead
Of hand. But IT'S hard trarhiag an old
dog new tricks, and the powers that be,
IN their wisdom, decline The innovation.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-25
FoRRwARNED


Wtithn 70 srAra JornEAL
Hn. who'd miss the pains and smarta
which waning love imparts,
Must tD hold sod brave resorts
TO keep faithful trusnt hssrta
Lo,e that's arm and strong and bold
B, It's strength perforce will hold,
only that growH weak aud cold
which By power Ia uncontrolled.
Ask no vows-they lightly break,
-Of loves largess freely take
Pledge no pledge nor promise make
Love is sweet e'en for loves sake.
ThAt.--then thou hAst truly won
bold py strength OF Love alone,
II aNght can thy love dethrone-
setter had thy loys meier grown
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-25

Bow 1t waq IEtorprstsd by the suissx
County cou1t-lhs Lev hfoosn'seF
the Expodiepcy M P.Og,4e'Y Of the
Traffic,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-25

Robins q Thomton's four mill, and
Roderman's brewery, at Madlson, Wis,
were burned one Sunday morning. Lose
siO5, 600 William, P. Faunckenchsn,
wno was lying drunk in the second story
Of the brewery. was burned to death.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-25

Massachusetts dects a Governor
avery wear,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-17
A A. F, & A. M.

Wy WHITE CLOUD LODGE No. 70. A. =; A:
w NJ meets at their Hall third story Of Weeks
Building IN the Levee "Wednesday night on or before
the Full Moon in each month and two weeks there
after l. L. OhIoS, W. ~.
JAS NJ MAcKoY Secy.
SMTTHTON LODGE No. l. A. +. & A. NJ, meets at
their HALL Highland Friday night or before the
Full Moon and every two weeks thereafter. Visiting
Brethren cordially invited
". TREvETI. Sec.
MASONIC.-Troy Lodge No IS. A. F. and A. Masons
meet their Hall Monday EVENING" before the full
Moon each month and the second Saturday night there
Alter {. u. BRIDGES, w. NJ
Ps. SOPER Secretary.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-17

TEXT BOOKS.
Report q the Csmuisse - the sspevsn den
- Of Public Schssls Of DsaiPhas Cesnsy.

Report q the Csmnsissse - the aspersn sende
- Of Public Scheeis sf DeaiPhsa Ceansy.
We the Committee appointed BY you to make selection
Of Text Books for the Of the Public Schools Of this
County do hereby respectfully recommend the follow ing
list, to Wit:
wstson's Childs spellsr and the New American Pro-
nouncing Speller
Edwsrds First Second Third, Fourth and Fifth Ana
lytical Readers.
Spencerian Copy Booka
Hagars Arithmrtcs and Feers First Lessons In Mum.
bers
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