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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-05-10

Prof. Wilcox has now entered upon the
labors OF the tenth year Of his connection
as President, with the Homer Masonic
Female College. During that time tho
any institution Of tho kind, and tho mode
of instruction has been to imp part athorough
knowledge Of those studies. The discipline
NTH in the College and Boarding Department. has
health Of the pupils has been Invariably
good. In confirmation Of the above, refor-
ence i. confidently made to the patrons OF
the Institution and former pupils scattered
throughout North Louisiana.
Additions are being made to tho Boarding
House. 80 that a large number of pupils can
be accommodated in the family OF the Pres
idcnt.
We, the undersigned, having been ac-
quainted with the workings OF the Institu-
ton during the time it has been under the
management Of Prof Wilcox, very cordial
ly recommend it to our friends as suitable
place to send their daughters.
+. A. JONES, w. NJ,
A. WARD, S. W., -
JOHN s. YOUNG, J. W.,
and Judge Parish Court, j
J. r. RAMSEY, Sec'y,
II. 7. VAUGHN, Treas,
Roy. J. T. DAVIDSON.
Feby ), 1872. zo:ly
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-05-10
lniIN H'RSERY. Q. d. A'ENERY.
3. Il y. ID. McEncry,

i-rORSEYS AT Law, Monroe, La,
practice in the Parish and District
D.. .1Iurts of Ouachita, Morehouse, Franklin,
iti"hiand, Caldwell and Cat tahoula Parishes,
80 tho Supreme Court at Monroe, and Uni
sod states Courts. Particular attention paid
80 business in the Land Ofllce Department
tho General Government n1Itf
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Cards o! :, personal characterization ad-
...issible-wilf be charged double our reg
altar advertising rates.
Obituary and Marriage notices will DO
charged rs advertisements.
A,y person sending five new cash sub
.,...i,orS, at tho same post Office, Will be en-
'u; one year.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
copy. one year, 81 90
copy, six months, .............".....,. 200
ADVANCE RATES:
BOO copy. one year, ~
',ue copy, six months, .............."2,O0
szJ- The subscription price Of the TELE-
III. API1 was reduced from live to four dollars,
bat subscribers paying in aetuance have uni
t,rmly been allowed a discount OF one dollar.
Subscribers delaying payment ono month
;,rter it is due, are required to pay four dol
i.rs. There will be no deviation from this
rule.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-05-10

ertisenents will be inserted at ono
.!rllar and fifty cents per square Zone inch
':s' space or less), for the first, and seventy
~" cents for each su ubsequent insertion, for
tuy time under one month. For longer
tcf iolS as follows:
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-05-10

tions, has accompanied the development
OF this great work. My well-wished
and grateful recognition are devoted to
its termination. declare the Univer-
sal Exhibition, 1873, opened.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-05-10
THE TELEGR APH:
Published evcry Saturday.
AT MONROE, OUACHITA PARISH, LA.
g.. w. NTco@A
Editor and Proprietor.


ADVERTISING REGULATIONS.
Transient advertisements must be paid
ipr in ndDnnce.
All advertisements sent to this Office
whom not otherwise ordered, will be inserted
It'll forbid" and charged accordingty.
Editorial business notices will be made.
:Eeo Of charge, ofall advertisements ordered
III tho paper; for other editorial notices II
.'i,arge OF 25 cents per line will be made.
An extra charge OF 20 per cent will in
:;turo be made on all cuts above one inch
IA width, and upon all doEble-colunn ad-
.c:tisements a similar charge will be made.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-05-10
1KKlSoS. W. W. ANN
Morrison & Farmer,

rrORNEYS At LAW, Monroe, La,
a will practice in tho Courts Of the Pa
Franklin and Caldwell, in the Supreme
COURT, and in tho United States Courts.
Eiil also attend to all business intrusted to
s..r,n IN the State and Federal Land Offices.
NIL y.S
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EDUCATIONAL.
TONER MASONIC

T. NJ A l. l. g o l. L E q E.
Tho exercises of this Institution began On
the first Monday in.Septemper last.
The scholastic year is divided into two
sessions of twenty weeks each-first ending
the last OF january; the second the last OF
june
FACULTY:
l.. F.WILcox, President, and Prof s( Latin,
Mental and Moral Science.
Miss a. CALHOUN, Teacher in Mathematics.
Miss l.. TAGGARr, Assistant in Literary De-
n. a. EARBE, Prof. Of Music and French,
Miss NJ. NJ. WILCOX, Assistant In Music
TERMS:
Pupils admitted At any time and charged
until end of session. No deduction in tui-
ton except for protracted sickness.
Tuition, English...."..$3, Il and S 90 per mo.
instrumental Music, with uso
of finstrunlent...-....-... .......... 600
Extra lessons i'll Vocal Music. 400 -
French. .................. 200
Board, exclusive Of washing,
lights and articles for toilet,
if paid in advance, for each
session.. ............."..."....l2.5O -
If not so paid id.....................I5.OO
Incidental, per session.....~...... 100 -
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-05-10
4)r. VIM. SanIel

;'TN DElsS his services as Physician and
Surgeon, to the public. He can be found
.,pon his plantation, four miles bclow Mon
roc March IL, 1873. 25-1y
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Trsr RECEIVED

100 Barrels Of Cape Lime:
so Barrels Of K. b. MeaI:
5000 Pounds of Bacon;
10 Barrels of Pork.
4s:tf J. q. SAN DER
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-05-10
e. RICHARDSON. 4. w. MEAGHE II
Drs. Richardson 81 N1eaSher,
WILLIS RICHARDSON. ROB'r RlCIARDSO
JAS. ID. M'ENERY.
esiclAarSISOn1 81 3HcEncry,

TrORNEYS AT LAW, Monroe, La,
n practice in ali the Parishes Of North
I.ou .Siana, in the Supreme Court at Monroe,
the Federal Courts, and in tho Land Office
department OF the General Government.
June -, 1872. 4O-tf
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-05-10

A very consideratc pick pocket adj
dresses noto to the editor Of the New
York Tribune, requesting people to
write their names and addresses In
their pockct-books. Ife says II rre-
qucntly happens to his profession to
to como into possession OF pocket books
containing photographs and private
papers OF no value, as advertisements
frequently say, to any but the owner.
Tho pickpockcts would be glad to re-
turn these memoranda, and arc often
gricvcd because of their inability to
do so. They arc puzzled, too, to know
what to do with them, and because IL
is dangerous to carry them about, or
retain them in their rooms, trunks or
desks they arc constrained much against
their will, to destroy them. This sug-
Ecstion is not to be despiscd because il
comes from pickpocl<ct, who can not
be altogether dcpravod. IIc steals for
n living, it is true, but then he proposes
to restore papers and documents of
which he can make no use, and which
may have either II high sentimental or
business value to tho rightfui owner.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-05-10

From and after tho first of Nav
liquor and tobacco dealers, and others
subject to iiccns or special tax under
the Internal Revenue laws, will be re-
quircd to pay the tax under tho provis-
iOl.s of the net OF December Is, 1872,
instead of waiting for assessment. They
will b" required to pay in advance, and
the penalties arc heavy for doing bust
ness without having paid the tax.
Tho tax receipt, to bo procured at tho
Office Of the Collector, is to be placed
conspiciuousIy in the place of business
Of tho taxpayer. Tho law imposes
penalties for falling SO to post the rc-
ceipts or atamps.- IIcksb,,y HeyuId.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-02
3. Die 9bfD.

~* 81 81 ~
~. &tiapoler 600 =.
2staltos,. 2Aefooeo1ts
.1t1to @rge(lt.
Dur6 peridiebene Gp,,trafte,
welde tA NIT 1neDreren ber tez
ritDn1teiten @ianoz 1tnb Srsel<
Babrtfantea senadt babe, btu tG
1T ben Stu116 gelebt, Bent Dubli<
fum S11ltrrne11tc btlliser ais IT.
9e>1b Semunb su rerfanfen. Wer
sc1pnne1t 1T ltA ein Nianp pber eiz
ne Srgel on5uidaffen, ber lpre9e
bel mtr Ypr ltno ct pirb a1isftnben,
bab Ct eia, 9rltea, bauerbaftes Sn<
ltrument st erifau'tltd ntebern
.preuen HllD llllltI ptll ltEelulltlt
8ebtngun9e>e faufen pber lniet6en
faint. Gine grpbe Mu8wabl ppn
pianps, Sreeln ornb Melpbepn8
bate iA itcts al, Sanb. @Ge i9r
aneers wp fault, itber5e1st eltA
crit ypn mei1ten Sul lfrume1lterl IT,.
Yreilen> Md9ere Slusf>1nft mtrt
jeber Belt ert1eilt Ypn bem @errn
2S. 2G. Slider, G5plb.paare,,=
&aablssn9, @p,neroh g..
S. P. PEFRf.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-02
@6eaaaDesrGaplele. !.

DerllnterSci9ncte berienoet gesen @i1fenbuna
bon 500 feds fenograpbiidc linterrid)t )tSbriefc
III ,podJcntliden 9lpiidenraumcn obcr nad)
@unII auf ei,,ntal portofrci an cine bcliebiae
9(brcie innerbalb: Der Scr. ct. - 9urd) bas
@tubium bicier llntcrrid dtsbrieie fam jcoer in
penigen, Mlpnatcn bic 10 niblide &unit bcr
etc,,ograpDie erlerncn. Sic Gtcnograpbie fam
nit gfnbel, ncrpeilbet !perbcn bon alien, Sic init
bcr Sober arbeiten, .namcntli9 gabcr {o(ten 2cD-
ter, @eOner, Mcr,te, stubirenbc, 8er rdtcritotter
8eitunssreOatteure, glerts, 8udDalter, u. |. m.
Die Stcnograpbic crlerren. =. ':'''@2'' = .
% Man'abrcfire an Den tatboliiden 4'farrer:<
2o.'57a @'.@a REV. JOSEPH JEssING, =.
....,. 49,. .." Pomeroy, Meigs Co., Q.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-02
!. ..1: :.,'.. 40 p, Metail a,reife
~, -. %[.,,,......;. W, Scr
Sugar 2l1t1t Mooer 2lilCs.

WDnt I eJIft-1S73 an:
@eites 0a,il. @1eblbsn rri,,en,, heibc,niJ
E Ha Ifs ts3Iaa u 1 9QSeisen 90
gNobel i@iii( q. Sam. @tcDl bo,n beiten
~ .gt;,iegi4 gt}-7 ID rot9cnMciSen b $3.50
a n. g.!,vl fit Sam. MfcDl r.. 100
T. - IT - , .:'tN $500
Corn Mc6l per @uibel &..37 s@ $O.65
'9Nioblin9s per i 00l fbta&HT 41t% Il 81. 80
Alete3 pcr,lQO tb. .aGGlrf&Q ifnfi Drln .i$l.25
eioru rnb Safer, gcnil9t5 rs.tr,r,t,.,r = $l.o5
Corn pet s8ui9d ,,,,t.. ,513s ,,.a.. $3.50
9afer per. Ynit 'ss.,'.,E' - ~ $o.45
:, ~ 9ei ber, ieferpns niub baar besablt
''n@Oa oitiers seeel ,oirpin 8utanft teine. sns,
ndDme ineDr gcitattet.ITi "} Stlotz .5f ~
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-02
sssss:sss sss:sss;asssss sssss;sss

3mei ,uoblbefanute Beluobner
l'fE' oon Cars =Run besegnete, li6 sei.er',
auf Der @trabe. Wobin 10 eilig? Sd
min sipn qep Dorf glotbins Souse i'm
mir uno mei,en 8uben tetsuas marmere
&leiber 81 .fa,lfea 'bcnn n;e.ner Qluli6t
.nah pirb man bort an, reelliten bsDan=
te:t. Morltm ocnn abertIo ,peit ssben?
sic f6nnen es ia ndber baben uno picl=
leidt 9erobe 10 gut? Sa oas tueiB it6
'uob1, aber ni6t 70 billig. SD mnb bert
fiir mein @elo l6affenunb mas i'd I'm
Ginfanf lpare1 fam, bass 1T peroient,
benn ieoer 1T fi6 felbit Der Nd6itc. So
sic Daben &e91, ih 9ebe nit nno tDre
9eraOe iuic sic. ~l1no beibe gingen fro
bcn Mutbes gum - ".::..
~Sec.p ODrf G:fptbt,s8 &p,,se~
,.s Edwards old stand near
Sugar Run, Pomeroy O.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-23

The report vas referred to Cona on
Elections Hook & Ladder Company re-
ports the election of the following named
officers Of their Company for the ensuing
year:
D BEGINNER Foreman.
Albert Grere-lst Asst.
Gottfried Hach =: As,.
Carl Westphai-Clerk.
Carl Grere-Treasurer
which report was referred to Com. on
elections.
ihe Com. on Elections report on the
repor, Of Fl Greye. and Hook and Lad
der Co, AMI reca amend tia, the result
of tbs ITO elections be accepted. Report
adoi,-c.l and elections confirmed.
Quesia Even. See, reports the dissolu-
lion Of Badger Engine Co., and the for
rna:ion Of Meniforo &c Ene;ae Co, No. l..
and the election Of officers for the ensuing
year, Report referred 10 Com. on Fire
and Water
De motion Of a. j. Patchcn, it was
Resolre3, Tha. the Com. on alnenCii.g
the City Charter be granted time until
next meeting Of this Board. and thu. the
Mayor be and is requested 10 act with
the said COMMITTEE. Adopted
A Z Dumke submitted the following
ResoEre3, That The platform on s,h St.
Bridge en- the South side Be repaired. De-
cause the same il very dangerous to place
the Steam Fire Engine on s2i1 platform,
and that the Com. or Bridges take charge
of the work. Adopted. ayes 8, Hayes 0.
On motion Of + A Bean. Council al
jonrned for one week, until Jan. 9th
1873, az y P M
+ BoRCRERDT, Clerk pro tenn.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-23
A7TERs RY NOTICES.

Keepers Na0a=ine is profuseiy illus
.ratcd and we'll sled with good reading
matter. TIE old Romans at Home"
IS series OF iet:ers containing much
curious information concerning these an
.ien;e Christmas thorough Christcn-
io.al, rish illustrations, tells how tho
d.s i celebrated ia different countries
and gives he origin OF mary strange Gus
.ouls The Brisist MusGeln and It's
resling room. carries you. right along.
through places Of crest interest Wilkie
Collins continues to he intricate and
sAneAtionol II his New Ma.2alen
Charles Reads II in wait Of nom Or
,1la,s:e would do sell 30 sake the name
OF h.s rev story. The simPleton "
The drawer is oveTSowing with good
things one Of vhish We append
4" nar,isworth, ssid Charles Lamb.
'ons 3sy told me that he coniiered
Shakespeare greatly oyefrated. There Is;
said he. an !n..ne Gsity IF trick ia sll thas
Shakespeare wrote, snd people are taken
10 By is. Nov # had mind / could
write exactly liks Shakespeare. So you
see, procee ded Charles Lamb. quietly, it
wss oalp The mind that was wanting"
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$1,000
DIED..

NICHOLS-In the town of Rocklaud,
January 18th of Pleurisy. LEMUEL p
NICHOLS. ESQ Chairman of that town
lie wa. born in Springfield, Mass aged
% gears. ! / months and days.
He leaves a disconsolatc widow and SIX
children and large circle Of brothers and
sister. TO mourn his sporadic loss. be
WAS kind loving husband aud an afec
tienate father, and a highly respected cisi-
gen by eli vho knew him. his Illness was
brief. during wiIicn be expressed frequent
IS thst biz life was in Jesus aaG wiling
ness 20 submit 10 God : will, and it pleas
81 God to cone in the power OF his
Spirit sn3 speak peace 20 his soul, ani
suable him to claim the promises Of the
Scrintores, and to say, Il know tha. tly
Redeemer iiYcth," and he has redeemed
re. The wave of sorrow rolls deep over
The mourning widows heart. and may
God in mercy send balm to the wound
ed heart which only eternity can heal
sTkIl- ra ara rssfias friends CONS freq, ss-;h
Angels are singing Their heavsnly birth;
Welcome, Q rsieo1s 30 or happy shore;
Victory victory. mere"
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.rRIv9IAyp DEPARTURE OF MAILS.

pIILr-sonth. East and West, leaves A"nito~o
sally at o'clock m, and arriving nj shet'ye gar
~ tme for the train Ihtee times week; Monday
"Wednesday and Friday, rs the way OF \ eTtonturg
Meme EDWARDS Towards Grove, 70 r1FboA gau' ans
three Times weekTnesday- THURSDAY ana SATURDAY
by Of SordlsiIn, iIiks, CentTev iiie Aosele, e
Sheiio; gan
The mail from Eantowoc to Tive Rivers. daily Al
@ p m and arrives At M.ni,nwuc al a m
TR1-WsEzLT.-To Chiffon. LesEes Manit0Noc eV
cry Tresisy Thursday and Saturday, and arrives a
Chiffon . p
Arrives at Siaaitosoc every Monday, Wednesdn!
ard Friday At y. IN
To tiresn Bay vim. Two Rivers-Ieases Mnnitoe'o'
s7.ry Monday. "WEDNESDAY and Friday. i.t p M ans
srriTe. at GIsen Ssv next day AZ & p M
Arrives M Mantle every Tuesday, linrs.isy eh'
saturday, Il. IA.
sxEI-W EEELr-To Kewaunee-yis Two Rivers
Leaves Manitosoc Monday aud Thursday ~ ~
and arrives ct MantuwOc every Tuesday aud FRIDAY
81 - n.
w5EgLr-FrcIn Hsnitowoc 70 Menasha-Leave
Ian,-ha every Fri.iay Is m, and arrives AT Man
tic Hec &: Il nj. Leaves Hanto-oc at p m On th'
xan,e day aud arrives al Nruashst at s I. IN.
The special Post Offices at Francis Greek, Pra, kos
AID Kings Bridge, get their mails every cal
-rt;sy afternoon
Post Office open for mali delivery, from a. d. &c
p r. aun,lays frur to II -. ri.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-23
DON'T ADVERTISE.

Don: Dc i. Don't advertise your
business; it's paying out money to &C
commodate other people; if they want
to buy your goods let them hunt you up.
Don't advertise, for it gets you name
abroad, and you are apt to be flooded with
circulars, from business houses. and to he
bored with drumners from the wholesale
establishments all Of which also results in
soliciting your order for new goods. and
money to pay for them wbieh is very an
noying TO one Of dyspeptid tempera-
nsnt.
Don't advertise, for it briggs people in
from the county (country folks, you
know, are OF an inauiring turn Of mind J,
and they will ask you many astonishing
questions about prices, try your temper
with showing them goods, and even Ysz
you with the request to tia them up;
which puts you to an additional trouble
OF buying more.
Den t advertise il gives people abroad
e knowledge OF your town. and they come
and settle ityit.s il will grow, and either
busineas VIII be induced 20 come in anc
thus increase your competition.
| In short. if you would have quie
town, not charge if you would not b:
hhrrassed hy lnul,l.udinous cares and per
| plexities Of business; if you would avoic
being bothered with paying for and LOSING
/ time to read great cumherscrn newspa
per, to remain quiet; don't let the pea
pie know Gve miles away where you are,
rer what yen are doing, ana you will b,
saseFely lei siote to caioy the hlias 81 IN
disturbed repose. -Gazetts, Redreoo1
City, Cal. s
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Fr-uth. X.nk,cn F-s...

BACKUS-In Ieukton coun;y, D. r.
on the 3lst of December, A. D. 1879,
Of Mechanical Obstruction Of the Box
els. Sir CHARLES A. BACHUs, aged
10 years, 2 months and % days.
Mr. Bactus removed to Yankton from
Mau:toxoc. Via, in 1859. and settled
among the pioneer farmers of this co1u:y.
He was > steady. energetic. and eminent
" worthy citiseD, forward 10 every move
meui tending to better the condition Of
the community in which be lived. He
was brother in-la~ of Mr. z. A. &c.
Fl. Edwards. of this city. He leaves =
wife. So estimable lady. and thyee inter.
estin< children. to mourn his !oss. Ii
their affection they may be certain that
the heartfelt sympathy &C this entire
community is with them.
The funeral Of the deceased t0ok plaos
January 81, from the Episcopal Church,
Fsv Dr. Hsst sssshd5s Vie Aukssl Dis
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-23

BIBLES MIR. VIM. l. g. Trspp, oui
County Bible Agent. has been in the city
for rome weeks and * dninG quite work
in The dis,ribut on Of Bibles and FIESTA
menls and in raising funds for the Bib,
cause. Mr.. Trapn makes il his business
to visit every family in this county and
he's 81 far called on over fur thoaSanst
savailies: found over one thousand 81
them without the word of @ Ill and di>-
tributeG IT among gll who were willing to
accept it, either hy sale nr donation. A.
it Is desirable that the expenses Of can
wasting eur county should te borne l.,
rs friends. we heartily commend tbs.
cause ard its Agent to the liberal support
ri or community. 25-s
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CHUKCHFs.
LOCAL. AND MISGELLANEOU

Nor Icthodist Church. on 9Th St, Mort
sids, s-rSlee ut 10 . n. m, and u = IN
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-23

PAEKFR's BRsECH- LoAniNG SHOT
GUN.-We have just receiyed, direc,
trom the factors, ore Of Psfker's breech
lrSding shot guns, and can truly say
thar j: Is the bss: American shot gun We
have ever seen 1t is sui stsn,isily made
Il! very ne. IL fnisi ed, sni far every
practical use il is as good as she best
English msnutacture, which coslS abou,
three times As much "a the gun we have
breech-leaiing gun. they would do we'll
to call ss our Office and take = look at
gun. beiors seniiuR across the water
for one.- Couaci HZafs (Ioaa) Bpgle.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-23

TnE Meem. Debating Society win hold
its next session at Danforth's school.
house, on Friday. Jan. 9th. to COM
meaca st P. N. The question selected
by the committee to be debated at the
meeting j. the following
Resolped, That the execution of Mary
Queen of the SCOTS vas unjust
The affirmative will be sustained by
Lawrence 0. Grady. D. s. Day, Jessie
Roberts. and others the negative. by
Patrick Malioy, j. G. Smith, Q. Dan
forth and sthers.
These debates are oecasioning consid-
cradle excitement and are proving very
bene iicisl to ali concerned Many come
FIVE or six miles, and go away, feeling
well satisfied and much benefited by the
haraugues of these young debaters.
Come and bring friends.
'tCNET -
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-23

Ma. CIAs. II. CoLDwATEE. This
gsnilemaa hiss established custom beo,
and shoe chop on Buffalo, rear sth Sc.
adjoining the Hardware Stare Of Mr. I.
*. Rspi, and wishes to calIthe at;.sn.::-a
es the ladies and citizens az Nani'usoc
County. to leave their measure for ;:.c;r
hools and shoes With him fer trial, a. he
Justly Chains TO he able TO sasisfy tny
reasonable expectations IN regard 10 ocai
l;y ard price Of his Manufacture. Ar
I. Geyotes especial at;eii;iya Ia AS work
for gentien,ea'g boots u. is.iieS Ssnes.
Al Kinds OF uaw work aud also rspRir :.e.s
will he grslefally accepted Gnd u=z.sS
aAe5ntsd. sly. Cc.dwa;eT says. Ia L
ssE?i to fIsSs. Try Kin 70. Ia tsiI.
sssHNHs fttS r
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-23

WEATnER-We are now enjoying tie
mot pleasant winter weather
trat heart can wish. The sir
- Just comfortably cold, and the sleigh
ing perfect, SO that our livery n,en are
reaping . golden harvegi. which is quite
&c table, after having passed through
the expenses and losses caused by .be
i izu,,tir
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-23

TIE REPRESENTATIVE of Mani,on oC
County have been arpoipted 20 The As
semhly Committees as foilows
Hon. Jos. Rankin. On Federal rsla-
tioGe, on railroads and on penal inztii;i-
tious. Hon. o. S. Davis. ou Privileges
and Elections. Hon G. r. Zorn, on
Town and Comfy organization. Senator
Schu,id, is on the COMMITTEES or Printing
and Military Affairs.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-23

NARROW ESCAPE. The freight train,
on b. k;ag jogn about 10 rifles frorn this
city, r.ln over COW Lass Monday evening,
which three The Caboose of the track,
turning it oyer and breaking it considera-
Cahao q at the time who we're thrown
sboas pronliscaously but sli go. cut With
nut material injury and have all gone 20
sora again.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-23

Hocs.-Tne 7, csiits OF logs in our
city ~. very eon>id, rails since the
weather has settled. the gres, bulk of
them IS bought by our butchers; the
heaviest that Vi have seen were twelve,
purchased by cur euierpfis ng neigh
Dor. sir. Il, 7. Gilie.; they we're
raised II Cii,,;ne; ,unsy, AMI weighed
tose:as: 81. shaasend pounds, the hs.v
lee; enc weighing six huodred sud forty
six porsds.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-23

II is CRUEL--Jo put your harneas OF
-addle III on the CALLED hack OF your horse,
sIien lie can he go easily cured by the az.
nitsiion Of Praf. ANDERSON s DER.
4ADoR." The salled breasts Of draughi
horses are healed il d tsw hours By this
W r.dvrsui L'riment.
See sdyertis ,n.ent in another column.