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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-05-10


The ENTERPRISE OF OUR PRIsONERs.-A prisoner
named Kamakaokalani, who with three others had
been let out to work on a garden in Nuuanu valley,
was on Wednesday last brought up in the Police
Court for stealing two lots of clothing from the resi-
dence of Mr.. H. L. Chase, the photographer, valued
at $50. The clothing consisted of every description
of gents wearing apparel, and constituted a very
good stock for q young man starting out in life.
The prisoner pleaded guilty TO the charge, and was
sentenced to two years Imprisonment with hard labor
for each offense, making four years in all, with $50
fine. In November last he was sentenced to two
years for horse-stealing at South Kohala, and two
months for escaping. Altogether he has a pretty
prospect before him. This instance of the enterprise
exhibited by prisoners, affords opportunity for re-
Fiction on the practice, to which we have before re-
ferred of late. of letting prisoners out for hire; in
this case, with no one to look out for them. The
proper and legitimate employment of convicts is on
roads or other Government work. They should
never be allowed to 60 to work for private parties,
unless with a competent overseer.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-05-10

MINERS TO HAwAu.-F. Spencer, Esq, of Wal
mea, on his return home last week took a pair of the
imported birds known as miners, which have in
creased so rapidly in and about Honolulu during the
past few years. We like their cheerful singing, but
we have heard bitter complaints of their destroying
the eggs and young of pigeons, and other native
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-05-10

ECLIPSE OF THE MooN.-To-morrow night, the 11th
inst. there will be a total eclipse of the moon, visible
here. The following figures respecting the eclipse
are furnished by Capt. Daniel Smith.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-05-10

misunderstanding over a year ago, we i'm
ported a cage-fnll Of sparrOSs from Australia, and let
them 20 in the Hotel yard. We have never heard Of
them since. until one day this week, II. G. Crabbe,
Esq, informed US that he had discovered a pair max
ing a nest in q tree near His Majesiy's seaside cot
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-05-29
Manitowoc Teachers Association.
MANITowoc, Nav 9th 1874

MANIrowoC, May 9th, 1873.
The Meeting was called to order at 10
O'Clock, after winch w. A. Walker was
chosen. President, AMI Jealic Hodges,
secretary.
The first exercise was one in grammar, by
l. L. C.eary, who treated "Prypcrties of
Nouns and Pronouns exclusively.
Then followed short discussion on the
pc 'sessve case and numbers Of Pronouns.
The next subject WAS Mathematical Ge-
olraphy, by |. \. Stewart, after which !,
few remarks regarding the subject were
made.
4 short recess followed this exercise.
After recess Mr.. Favile oceapiel the
time until intcrmission with his exercise,
Recalling.
i waa then decided to adjourn until ,
o'clock 7. ".
The afternoon session was Cpenei With
an exercise on the Powers of Congress by
". \. Walker, Mr. CIearY acting rs Pres
licnt
Next in order, was discussion on q The
Positions AMI Movements of Pupils in
School, opened by Mr.. Nieblhn. Owing
to some preparations for Mr.. Kitwan's ex-
crcise, Nj. Niebahn occupied the time as
signed to the exercise of the former gen
tleman, in the presentation of his exercise,
Primary Arithmetic.
Then followed Mr. Kirwan's exercise in
orthepy, which ended the programme.
JENNIE 5. lioDGEs,
Sap-.,ar-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-05-29

-
be said that the year Of Cur Lord 1873, will
prodrcc or mature less railroad improve
ments 10 these United States than any
year since 1857. The people along the
line of th, Milwaukee, Lake Shore an,
Western Road,and especially in this county
where nearly all the work IS to be done,
may consider themselves very fortunate
that such good luck Is in store for them.
The construction Of the bridges, which
might be expected to cause the longest
DELAY. are being pushed to completion with
al tie eners- possible. They have a
large force at work from Sheboysan this
way, which force will be largely aug
mcntcd next week. Within two months,
our citizens can take the cars in this city
IN the morning, dine az the Nesall, or
Piankngt0n, at Milwaukee, and return in
time for tea at home.
We tsye been waiting witho. her oil set
tiers, for the actual conslmmation Of these
same much desired facilities, for the last
eighteen years, and fancy the enjoyment
in the near future, viii prove none the less
acc ptable for such waiting, and that the
fog of bankruptcy 50 pe's,staahy dtOwH
HF, will disappear with the unusually
cold spring weather, never to return.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-05-29
Ayers
Cherry PectOral,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, WhoopiEg-
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and CONSUMPTION.

Among the great
discoveries of modern
science, few are Of
real value 10
than this ef-
iectual remedy for all
diseases of the Throat
and Lungs. a vast
trial of its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, Las
shown that it does
opi afiacr,1oIlrr
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-05-29
Cenfaur Eminent.

There is no pain which the Centaur
Lininent will not relieve, no awelling it
vii rot subdue, and no lameness which i.
siil not cure. This is strong language,
I 4 il is true. Where the parts are not
,cEe, its effects ara Marvellous. 1t Las
reduced more cures If rheumatism, neu-
{ ,Iiia, ock jaw, palsT, sprains, swelling-,
al ed-1.sa SIS, sclidss Turns, salt-rheuin,
tsi rrhe, &C., upon the human frame, aud
{, H'IsiEs. spawn, gals, DC, upon animals
/ che year ;han have al other pretended
Ici1od IS since the world began. 1t Is a
ecsEt6r-irritaut, an ali-healiug pain rsllcv-
~. CriIlss throw avHs their crutches,
the Ia.ae walk, poisonous bites are render
ed harmless and the Honnded are healed
wiihou; scar. IL IL no hunbGg. The
e,ipe is published around each bottle. 1t
i,scliiag "a no otner article ever before
seli, tad it sells because It does Just what
/, pretends to do, These who nov suffer
from rheumatism, pain CT swelling. deserve
to suffer II they viii not use Centaur Liui-
aient Mlre than 1000 certificates Of re
markable cures, including frozen limbs,
chronic rheumatism, gca,, running tum0rs.
1sC have / en- received. We will send n
circular crn:ainin,. oertif ;ates, the recipe.
&C., gratis, to any one requesting it. One
bottle OF the yellow wsarper Ceutuar LIni-
l,ent is worth one hundred dollars for spa
vlned or sweenied horse and mules, or for
5c:ew work ID sheep. Stock owners this
liniment is wor h your attention. No IA
nily should be without Centaur Liniment.
}. l.. Rose i Co., New York.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-05-29

Railroad.-We are happy To state the
fact that Hon. Joseph Villas President of
the Milwaukee, Lake Shore and Western
Rail Rosl'. :, returned last week with sufficient
funds to comm nee work oa our Lake
Shore Road. When the unprecedented
stringency of the money ,narkct. which
has crippled all public improvements in
Europe rs well a. this country, are taken
into account, it will be conceded that our
raiiroad enterprise las much mo than
Esftdi me'4t; or Tat President l.Ias has
n"~snaf .fraacidl abilities. as Il bass Ia,
h's success Ia raisiag funds. Very few
o.l and wealthy railroad corporations are
eA ending dollar in extending their lines
from the depression il the money markets
Vi the world, anl from present European
.ompl'cnsf2ns. It cannot be expected 10 ia,-
fru.e materially this season, 1t may safely
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-05-29
MARINE ITEMS.


Last Saturday afternoon was grand
gala day in the shipyards, two launches
took place from separate yards tina. after
noon
The fr-t one was the launch of
the large three master built Ey IlaE-
son g. Score, owned by Olson & Pfister
of Milwaukee, She WAS successfully slid
off the ways about 5 O'Clock She is Que
Of the largest and finest looking vessels
ever launched from Manitowac stocks.
Her dimensions are as follows: Length OF
keel 1913 feet, length over all POS feet,
breadthpf beam 80 feet, depth in shoalest
place | 4 feet inches. She is named the
q Pfister, after a prominent b.siness man
of Milwaukee.
The other, three mIstel schooner in
larson i Christenson's yard slid into the
water about Twenty minutes after the
launch of the pfister She is named the
Charles Lulinr, after the cashier of the
First National Bank, one Of our best CT
tizens.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-05-29
;s,scoycry OF ti.e LsCI la Belle.

\ Racine fisherman, named Schenken
berger, having lot about fifty nets during
tie past winter through the seyering Of
the LUCY lines by ice, one day last week
dropped his grappling-iron 10 the locality
where they had been set. lie was no. only
successful in recovering about forty Of them
but has unloubte lily locItel tie wAerea
bouts Of the sunken steamer Lac Ia Belle
In the nets were found bed spread ana
iron Undertaking known to have belonged
TO the boat. The place where the net,
were found is about fifteen miles due east
from Racine
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-05-29

"Mene, meae tekel upharsim!" The
u'aitreatinen, unfortunate man is some
times subjected to at the hands of q quack
is heinons, Indeed, but language can not
describe the diatolicil manifestations of
hearilessness evinced by 2retenders to skill
in the veterin airy Art. A person turn
with sickening disgust from the task of re-
counting the variors modes of treatment
abominably shocking and edious, in vogue
With some Of these cruel. heartless presen-
ders; but their destiny is sealed forever,
where the merits Of AASCUS AL
TERATIfE POWDERS become known:
Like BelsAazzar, when Cyrus entered the
walls OF Babylon, then behold a vision
writing In letters If living FIRE before their
e yes, the sentence: Mae, msRe tekeI, up
hdrsjs.., !. s. Your days are numbered,
lie scales Of justice pronounce your want
NJ"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-05-29
General Marine Nefes.

Seamans wages $l,15 to $500.
The schooner Minott Mitchell, which
sunk of south M.n.tou last fall, is to be
raised.
1t is announced from Buffalo that tie
break in the Erie Canal is repaired.
The Captain of the the prop. Norman
reports twenty-five miles of ice at Duluth.
lie could not get in.
\ Tug has started from Portage Lake
to get of the steamer Lolita Bernard,
cached la.t fall near Outonagon.
The han lsoEaa new tus Ferry. of the
Vessel Owners Towing Company has CO.
mmenced business
Tue schr. Prcbc has been % the lakes
thirty-onc y,ars and is yet in coed sailing
trim. She came out as a brig in 1872 and
has been in constant service siLce She
is probably the Oldest vessel aaoat on the
lakes.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-05-29

The large Lily May was dam ged by co..
lision with the barge Paragon at Winsder, on
Wednesday.
The schooner Surprise mistook the buoys
of Snake Island, near Kingston, Sunday,
and went ashore. She was gjt elf without
damage.
A dispatch from Kingston, Ont Thursday
morning. to Captain L. P. Dorr, says the schr
Grace Murray with iron ore for Cleve
land, is ashore at Charity Sholl, making
considerable water
The prop. Meteor colldcd with the schr
Cascale at Marquette anu carried away the
latter's bowsprit.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-05-29

MEssRs White & FoRkEST, At,orne-s
at Law, while returning thanks to their
friends for timely aid in saving their law
library from the late fire, would respectful
ly inform their patrons and the public
generally that their Office can b, found
until further notice in the rear rooms OF
Klinsho!tz brick building on Sth str. En-
trance through the hall on north side CT
the building. iltf
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-05-29

Petit Jurors. following is lis
Of the persons drawn a. Petit JgrJrs 70
the next term Of Circut Court by A. PEN
M, c ERIK of the Circuit Court, r. d
Smart Sheriff, and Richard DJnavan, JUS
tice of the Peace
Anton ku,nbalek, Two Rivers
Charles E5gcrt, Mishicott.
Berry Brdsali, Gibson.
Richard Donavan, Manitowoc Rapids.
john Ording Coorerstown.
Niche! klem;un, Town Of Manitoyoc.
d. 5. Comfy,
Simon Cornell, Maple Grove
Isnatz Nayta, Two Creeks.
George DeSenhardt, Newton.
Jacob k"s;ie,, Ccntcrvlle.
Thomas Robinson, City ManitoYoc.
Milo p. Burt Gibson.
F. Shcrmann, City Mauitowoc
Peter Schneider, CcnterTille.
Osteu Tnl.efson, Liberty.
IL. Wcsrhal, City Manitowoc
Hams Madison, Cato.
NJ. Riplinser, City Manitowoc.
Chris knuteson. City Manitowoc.
Edward Bark, Cato.
Charles kiingholz, Manitowoc Rapid,
Richard Pagan, kossuth.
+. y. Lvans Manltowoc Rapids.
Anton koutza, Eaton.
Masnus Erickson, Manitowoc Rap DIS.
Henry Terms, Two Greeks.
Charles Schmitz, Newton.
Peter Gerber Cato
Fred llempleman, Two Rivers.
Reuben Snifien, City Munituwoc.
John Gilbert, Cato.
VI. Nallcndor., City Manitowoc.
". Ii. Glover.
Geo. Bowman, Franklin.
Louis koehnhc, Mishicott.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-05-29
N NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY

L W. IL /
| mater . the auardI n-Iip, 5 t's minor
heir j, l.. { . \. dscr;.-a
q cad Z fling q u-j.t OF Di r % n:S Rob
ms l.. Gu raian q sal II irt r. re enlII- ut =
OF T [ lr"S tn At = e. sal / ard Is >rZ Of
cert in real estate IN VI InIIuwCc count AID taaJ
II ~ necr~S:trt ut tie sane s.iuu.d /. aud
ira ln- tor Icense to sci the same and appear
Ing 10 the court ron 81 tutor that TIE pest
interests OF sal minor requires the sid guardian
10 sail aJiI real estate, il IS Ordere aii directed
that tie next 90 XII 10 said 70 and al Dsrs rs
ter, e. N nj es 'e appear Def Mon
d;N. the ~ uay OF lie \. d 1873. ten C'C o *
at L. Pruha 2 trice in \. laHn IN /
there 20 shes ca1Se ia deere tie .nEb wAv nc sl~c
should not gr II e or TIRE SHE Of said real es
tate according to the rrdyer o. aid Il lion.
AID / i iur'her OIdrre that c1uy o = this or
der shall be pUbl -or tour successive week.
pIor 10 : il day OF uearIng. in tne hanitowuc Pr
let. Il weekly newspaper printed at MluItonoc IN
said counts
Dated at M,niioNoc. tne - h dav ofJlne 1873
I10-4w W. ". WAIDO.C County Jud e
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-05-29

Good news it last A long and much
needed want supplied seems to be the re-
mark of our buyers of DRY GOODS after
inspecting the stock and prices at our
NEW Day GooDS EdPoRIUu, IiEvBNERs
BLOCK. The reasons givei by them for
the Advantages they offer their patrons are
very conclusive that they are on the right
track. Dealing exclusively in Dry Goods !,
buying strictly for cash, having buyer
constantly in market watching for bargains
and thoroughly acquainted with all the
details Of the business and market thereby
placing them in position to obtain many
goods much less than at market rates.
THIS stock seems to be composed Of the
most choice styles, combining all the novel
ties of the season. Oar citizens Will COZ
suit their own interests in giving our new
neighbors Ciarks & Forbes, 4 call and in
spect and judge for themselves.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-05-29
STATE OF WISCONSIN,,
Comfy If NIlpi-oy-pn

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
County Of Manitowcc (
PROBATE OFFICE, Manit1woc CO, A D 1873
II the mattor Of the Proof and Probate of
1.-The last Will and Testament Ct George
Nogel, deceased, late Of the county Of Mani
toNoc. WHEREAS, an instrurs ent in writing
purportlng to be the last Will and Testament
OF George Nogcl, deceased, late of the
County Of Man itowoc has tean filed in this
Office; whereas application has teeu made
by "olfgans Nogei praying that the same be
proven and admitted to Probate according
to the laws Of this State. Therefore it is or
dered that said applicat ion be heard before
ne at the Probate Office in the city Of Mani
towoc in said County, on the 30th day of
June, 4 d. 1873 at 0 clock A II and
1t Is futher ordered. that notice shall be ei-
ven to all persons interested in said will. Of
the time and place Of said hearing. by pub
LEGATION in the Manilowoc Pilot a newspaper
printed in said ~tity for three successive
weeks. once a week. prior to the time of
such hearing. BY the Court
W. VI. WALDO.
INV County Judge.
Geo. n. n'ooleo. Atty.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-05-29

Town CLERKS in need of Town Orders
or Blanks bound in book form With stubs
attached, can get them printed on short
notice at the PILoT Job Rooms on York
Str. adjoining the Jones Library at the
lowest living prices. 4l-2
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Fnrsn LAND PL.sTrR-Mr. O. Tori

FRESH LAND PLAsTER-Mr O. Tori
sen has row and is almost daily receiving
Farmers will find it tbeiY interes. to get his
prices before purchasing elsewhere, as he
has his shipped in new Grain Bags, there
By saving the cost and transportation of
barrels which is worth looking after. (t)
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-05-29

During the thunder storm last Thurs
day evening, the lightning struck a farm
house in the town Of Gibson, instantly
killing woman and shocking man and
boy 10 the saine room. The family were
Bohemian emigrants who had lately
settled in that town
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-05-29

Castoria Is more than substitute for
Caster Oil. /. is the only s"fe article in
existence which will assimil=tc the food,
regulate the bowels, care wInd-colic and
produce natural sleep. 1t contains me- del
minerals, morphine or alcohol, and is pleas
ant to take Children need not cry AMI
mothers may not rest
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-05-29
IN ProEAYE MANIrowoo coUsrY

| COURT
IT, t." matt,r Of the cst7tr Of 0 Trrcmsl de-
Cta-et'
His d. .rTntc I &C ,S W Wi - " itDH,,c
CIV and no on" "vrH r0GTre1 tn arp l. ..eft
81 con mi>Ioror- o. : Ill e~trt'. or ere that
al 81 iu,s and drma"Gs OF all r. n a-a a. sal
,'e Sc ne CO. Ell. min I'd and u I'd e.ui >
tir ia ct ms urt.
Ana Is is :urtHef ordered. { a sx fn, n h Z o n
aud 4 pr tyr III here T he auC the sam Etr,h
are nj owed an Him ID 10 editors to pre- Il their
claiI > galLSt sid de e.
Audit IS iurtncr ordered tha; eitl in sixtg DAYS
from tIn d1'e ie.ro. not &c the a." and
places 81 wHIcA ~aItC, ms o. ~ p. rrg-cl te and
at the um- i 'ig. % c. r. - n.--. t.l-Ir
Il inns b. Given % pI = mig = r"ur
week II '"essiyris once -, IN. 'hc NM
TOW DC PIL0T Ve -kI Nawsp p = IIElL 4 .: VI IN
stor1Oc c H. sad COZ nrv.
Bv 6 { urt
NV VlIDO G. mn, jude
D tr1 at NaIilo voc re - /. d. o "a. :
1873. - 1.
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We learn that the Neck Tee Sociable
held in the basement of the Presbyterian
Church Tuesday oTenin9 last passed off
PLEASANTLY, affOrding amusement for those
participa ting, while tho financial r,o-lts
we're entirely satisfactory.
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The Railroad Resolution II ne

lie pd41lUdu nc iOi-
loving correspondence passed between the
city and Hon. JOS Villas in regard to the
resolution adopted by the Common Council
the Railroad Company to lay
their track across Water street
T.; the Hon. J"s. J1ias Pres dent u, L.
S. {. ~ IL. H. 20.
DEAR SIR At a meeting Of the City
Council held May Goth, l873,th following
resolution, offered by Alderman Cooper,
:as adopted unanimously:
Resoired, That the Railroad Company
be and are hereby requisite to buili their
railroad track across Water Street, in or
der 70 allow the completion of said street
TO grade, aud that the Mayor and Clerk be
instructed to inform said Railroad Company
Of tins action. (Signcd) GEO. CooPER.
Respectfully Yours,
Is. \. b. JOINS, Mayor.
+. W. BoRcmARD, Clerk
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\. b. JOINS, Mayor.
I " prrn.nn ILL.,

OFE'cE OF THr NJ, l.. s. & W L. +.
MANIrowoc, Wis, May o, 1873 !
To las HoH.the -Vtyor aud Common Coua-
eli Of the Cuy Of -uaHttowoc.
GENTLEMEN Il have the honor to ac-
knowledge the receipt of your communica-
ton Of the Goth inst, and note request
therein contained. 10 compliance Herewith
| beg leave TO say that we Will lay the track
to and across Water street az soon rs cir
cumstanccs viii admit; within one week
froZl date at farthcst.
Hoping that this will suit your conv.n-
lei &C, remain,
Yours very respectfully,
Jos. Villas, Prest.
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New Turnout. M

New Turnout CL4s. Book, ha7,
irg rold his pony to Dr. A. J. Patchen,
has purchased a 'noby new turnout ii
f-e large horse and double seated buggy
s-iih new harness and traprings comp lete.
We notice that our business men generally
arc paving more attention to style in the
gct-up Of the r rigs for pleasure driving
than they did of wore
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-05-29

We learned from J Idge Picrpont yes
teriay evening, that the residence Of jos.
B.r,osh, Ed in the town Of Two Creek
was struck y lightning during t. last
storm, but dla 70 serious damage to dwell
Jug or occup.Ets.
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SESSION LAwS.-The Assessors of the
diff, rent towns and wards will take
notice, that they may call at the Office Of
John Franz, Rcgi,ter Of Deeds, for their
session laws lI40 st
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! will sell cheap for cash one Of tn oest
and kindcst family horses in this County.
Also harness, buggy, cutter etc. Anyone
wishing to purchase viii do Will to call
Son. II. 5. PIEsPoNr
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-05-29

Quaker city shirts with the late style of
French boaons Just receive at
J. f. PLArT's
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it to their interest to give US a call.
J. f.. PLATT.
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In Notions and Hosiery cur stock is well
assorted and we promise bargains to all
who favor Us with an order.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-05-29

For teas Of the best q4ahty, and most
zquislto flavor, go to the Manitowoc drug
store. lS-tf
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-05-29

1t will be seen by he f,rcign news that
the French President liners has resigned
nnd that Gen. Mcmahon has been elected
President IN his stead. Theirs AMI ils re
firing officials took seats IN the Lift Centre
in the Flcuch Assembly None can tell
what a day may hing forth in Paris. That
distracted country is aaving nearly * much
trouble from internal turmoils as Mexico
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-05-29

Our stock Of Groceries is now as ec plete
as any in the city We are Offering bar
gains liz Coffees and Teas. j. L. PLATT.
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Mr.. nj Johnson, General Agent for
the Victor Sewing Machine, now has hi,
sample and sale room filed up in the build
ing formerly occupied by Frank Hess
Marble shop, near the Corner Of York ana
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