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Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-13

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y the undersigned was at the Sept.term 1873.
of the county court for Polk County Oregon
duly oppointed administrator with the will an :
nexed of the estate of Ben njamin Whitaker
late of said county deceased. All
persons having claims against said estate are
requested to present the same to Mt my
residence near Monmouth Oregon for allowance
within six months from the date hereof, and
all persons indebted to said estate will make
immediate payment to me.
ira f. NJ Butler
Administrator with will annexed.
Monmouth Sept. ., A. b 1878.
Sept f-w
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FINAL Sss'rTLESE ENL
To wnom il may concern.

To wnom il may concern.
~ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned Administrative of the
estate of VIM. II. Ball. late of Polk County
Oregon. deceased. has Gled her final acc count
of her doings as such Admin tratrix and that
Monday the 9th day of fOotober A ID 1873. at the
hour Of 10 o'clock NJ Of said day is the tine
set apart by the County Court OF said County
for a hearing aud settlement of said ACCENT OF
which the heirs at law and all parties concerned
will take due notice appear and show cause If
any they have why said Administrative ac-
counts should not be heard and finally settled.
Mary II Ball,
Administrative.
Dated this 3oth day of August ID 1873
Sept CIV
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III KINDS OF WORK, SEWING
N Washing and Ironing, &C., done by Mrs
urnet on short notice and on reasonable
b.. All orders left at the house, south vets
part of Dallas will be immediately attended to
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Office rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT the
| v undersigned was at the September term
1873, Of the County Court for Polk county
Oregon duly appointed exeeutrix of the last will
and testament of Jonathon Cattron deceased
all persons having claims against said estate
are requested to present the same 20 me at my
residence in Monmouth Oregon for allowance
within six months from the date hereof and all
persons indebted to said estate will make
immediate payment to ME.
Alvira A. Cattron
Executrix
Monmouth September 2, A. D. 1873.
Sept. 6, 4-w
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.


NJ Office rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
lN the undersigned was at the Aug term 1873,
OF the county court for. Polk county 0rego n,
duly appointed administrator of the es-
estate of Isaac Hinshaw deceased. All
persons having claims against said estate are
requested to present the same to me at my
residence near Sheridan Oregon for allowance
within six months from the ate hereof, and
all persons indebted to said estate will make
immediate payment to me.
Sheridan, Aug Is, 1873.
Thomas RI Blair,
administrator
Aug. 16, fw.
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MY SWITCH.

Having resolved TO devote the noe en-
t If nv lays t. tue ", &C Of lpmar V,
> | f ID, no fell in W.T., tl,-c re
u,!cr dem MS for IN; ion: v ID. / =
!. H. Is of tn: y0urs lalirs Of &c p =.
It s,ocrL.on. IN cn">,rlircl t. j." be
IRE tire world the snare in winch ], Ike
,o- silly fly, was ent:nppel, IT,, = "
painful truth - ease the acl.: ~ -. =
any poor damsels, and tie - 90,
'ck"is of many pcrsccn ed paris.
A daughter OF Eve, nA., ally c" 'S,''c :
Cd carr - ornament; aui YVES ! rot sls
,rei bv Scr;n,ure Fs>lio,, n,GcI, +,
more row"F ever me An Sc "a :.
nv locfs were shorr, giving ne tIc G,'-
arancc ,.,tner pt Il your; Adam, g.
,.,csi Eve. Dut f. >aio", like all sab =
nv -" :, VII game, and il Ike III +
M t:>,c with re- / 70 natures ~, :
!. When nv hair " lo"s elo'. h -
to-, d a ia.f. discuy~ d : 80
an-, huge M, - Of : .eut sd :
,le arising Oh ,hc reads = my :
,uairtaaccs. 'cw it VS. = or :
e ,r,a.irc. ior h-"i. vs. -.
police = al dev lloFmcr;a SO Ibid
felt row ga. NV e"e' 1t need VS.
= | brought oct Ol' my weapon,
that of Scripture, Il. Jaitlcd TT ,iIe
pr Of nv fathers heart, ali; $ pocket
"A "sw:tca." bet wi,hou. .ucc ~.
tSout tins time nv fa,hc, nl9ccd me in
20 -ii,: school. As he SAID roo
he ler, in my haad ] ma c'l V, :
z: 40 snclI as you ~ IL,
r missionary money" d'd 20. at tIe
& notice his words, nor 4c",on 20
II arpareai con, adic,io |. for | felt ,'e
te and sad, 5. anger in stra se HI,
ouli have cried, but Won. n ard :,m'
u die my tears. th, TIE : ace 1
nitv with which the yp'2g LAT cs { r
their heads Aunt Di alb, !. -ar
Ter moved about tie kitchen with ball
Iovul state. ep'ng or *, ti"rt
eve fore me vision OF c. .ao,'S
:, VI iz-es. Ny pillow was ste,
ho rors. In visions of the night, N,
wuald diminish until nu,h'1s lie
ne but smooth, little hazel nut
3 the heads of nv mates were IN
,>e Cocoon nuts, bristlins with Deautit i
m 81 c. pav " Jay my neecs seem
more imperative. | discovered | va
,nr lenni >lorldered with beudin-. 4
:" ntIv over nv books, that, in ttu,n
Md not sit erect uvless | cIyricd
kat upon the back of my head, Z,
tat, at least, of a chigrcn; therefore
;ear, coas;d2, ed, it was necessity
nert AM use dec:CsS III its isvor
rext question that presented .tscit 20
Of WAYS aa,l means, tie hardest one D
o settle. Like a b i.tling po.ccplne
resented Obstacles on eyerr side.
ed into my purse, it contained m
iooary note, sund,y samples of q.
;, and nothing more. My father
no words REQUIRED to me . To speH
pu piease-i;s your missionary money.
speri as you you please / reflected
underst. ID missionary money,
means to be spent on heatnen. Vi
I. Well, it "a hesthenish for me
As i do, . disgrace to myself an
body else. am a genuine heather
| dedicate nv FIVE dollars To hon
ion, only il is not half enough. If
had another Eve it would seem som
worth while. The home mission
% expensive, Helms switch cost t,
RS, and | want one at least as good
And | would not wear moha
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Grna'J C--jce-s.

Srsri' T T Nu,r'
Csrx . 'nt cont 4. ri"nir-.
recis.. 81 be,ds J.t''u I'm.
Fprr'v Gle e IN e.
Caun'v IT, - - wen.
CO NY, 49, w. =. W3i'n.
srr o -. i"s, >. Mel NIr~an
C. a,man 2n-rl =, ~pn"rv's"rs. II f. hcouir'i
D.a A ~. " j. III. mo-.
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AUSURDIriES OF FASHION 4 cores
pondent % London ladies newspaper, the
LodicS' TreoS",y, lays, The latest no
vclties which ale spoken of for spring ia
shfols are the lcia.oduction of the First
Empire stvls OF dress-tbat is, short waists
r. 1T unde ihe afmpits. Skirts also are
10 be made pc, fecjly PLATO, with just few
., ,he ~ the 1rck: % lat I'll the old
,ic,H es, wi,'l their vi post borile>s dresses
anu long ecanty * :, may serve as fash
ion p'',es for tie con- * season. S'e--
dc~, J'De 'ng waists no, to ne zen tH'>
yea . u We : doom u 20 ,cn. to re-
.em1le D..,> of foor ted ounl the neck.
Dc not tx | am ey' re Al - already
so We OF on yo'"g bellies iave a2neal ed
bo N socie,v ID % the thea, es ia t'ose
eley y e>,es, ID cc",r ,lv tie wea,e,>
looked i II shanel of the. selves. There
+ i, irovere :. nOt % .eat of these sort
W., -. ~ 10 --~S ia-;,iuu i,u cs: so.
whe or , erevival vi la e d > .lcrt
ST 'C' Y cr no tn att n t - Ce' =; s.
iiouslv Ill l,e 10 b-,y short wai>.s AID ,ank
drcS es one moe il vo,, 'e.' The Pa
lis CORRESPONDENT of he s'me paper US
"Amoas he absu,'i,ies ef i;'shio is vat
at present int oduced into Pr,'s Of wee ing
the hair over monstrouslv high comb.
The chic IONS at tae back Of the 'eld ar
co more seen, but they a-e mounted to the
top of it. TIE hair is az lged b, her
than the cofuie, be it hat, cap or bonnet
This new ARA rgement is SAID to resemble
the style of head -d-ess of the arcient
French Grensd;e-s. 1t is more tFGl q
coiduTe-. is bop7et Of hal: rnd att {
size, placed very high, is a cockaie of rib
bon or an a;c-et.e. Tbs edi6ce of hair
is sustained n rs positio bv the ve-y bi,i
est Of all combs, a-neti a 'afe conn; il
front of t'iis, d'sposed Ike fau, are eitie
large leaves placed one on the other, o
else quilting of blonde, the comb ITSELF
/ being carved in forage or arabesques.
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Learn to unlearn what you have learned
amiss.
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AElIyAL AID DEr.RTURE OF GOODRICH
STEAMERS

The .ii--whesi steamers Sa7i ovoc ana She
.evgan III leave every morning, tSurhiYs ~
,eoted) 1t * o'clock. NatrrilSs boat i-aVes n :
NJ Gonp Nartl. SATURDAYS boat gos. through
to Two rec >, KeSaunee and Ahnrpe".
TIC urnee-c.bi" s'c,ners Or"nto, ~. joseph.
sna rruesde1 Siil srrive and depart from MAUI
t"wvc iOilON':
.o,u- souih-Lcsv~s every Monday, Wedr escavs
arr Srturday at about =.
.;.inr Nnrih-Iec~.- every Tuesday, Thu sdi'
spd SaIurds., u abou: 2. n
J ". Tooy :, Aver
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Real Estate for Sale.

Real Estate for Sale.
4 FAEM IS acres Of land, Frame Burn
"A house, we'll watered spring, etc. 80
acres under cultivation, 8 miles from city.
Lets II & Is in Block ll9, two frame houses
aud barn. Lot l in Block l56. house and
barn. The northwest quartert of northwest
quarter, section 95, town Two Creeks, Man
towoc county. l244t HON
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do. uOO.

Our job rooms have been re-
plenished with a large variety
of new type, Of the latest cut, and
We fatter ourelves that the works
turned out of our Office for the
past year has been second to
none ever done in this city. Our
prices are low, and will com
pare favorably with those Of any
other place. Those who have
work which they wish done in q
neat and workmanlik manner,
had better give US a call, and ex-
mine our work and prices.
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The concert was evidently satisfactory
to our amatuels. The choruses We're en-
Enthusiastically applauicd; The solos rend-
cred by our village prima don'a, duly en-
cored, yielding myself to the soothing in
fluence of the sweet harmony, as Saul to
tie Ia ? OF the d" sweet singer" my troub-
led thoughts we're claimed, and gave my
sell to the pleasures of the hou-. A sud
den violent twitch at the back of my head
paiofully revealed that |, the victim Of
c'rcl ~ stances, was exposed to the force Of
passing event in the shape of a BUSTING
cd dcc,oi, who, w.,h one sweep, lad c'r-
rIed away on his BUTTON my cbi3non n
curls. One nom, mt | saw hem dangle
before him l;ke the proud trophies of an
InG;au chief, the mex. drop into The hands
of Mr.. Surpl;ce, then all was blank.
When consciousness returned, | vas sur
rouuGed bp tie familiar walls of my room.
Tie ni.6t was one of sieepless agony.
Why must babies have the Group when
Doc.o,s a~e at concerts? l MJcned to
myself dung the long, long hours. From
toe totu:e of the night the morning
brought no relief. My sad accident
furnished au item for a he,,r.less re.
porter, in the local columns of the morn
Ing paper, it was given to the public. Ii
star 1g Capitals, and with numerous excla
nation points. their read:
"Terrible Tragedy Lady Scalped r
am now a dcsolate maiden CT twenty
the joys of ny lie darkeued by hauntiu;
Neutrality-suspicious. | hope to lay by warn
ing young ladies' AGAINST making o switcI
toe important an object, or leaving inse
cure. J. J. J.
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We also keeps o. hand we'll assorted
stock of articles in his line, and sells at
the lowest figures Custom made work
promptly attended to. and full satisfaction
uaranteed. aug !
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& : Goy1rnmr nj .
soc rJFS

NgninHn. Loi~, 70. =. F & A ". me-
=. ant t,i,H Y O.. .'s.ar IN Ell ron'".
'atc.-n. W 81 y. d. Sua.lrv. z. : II. y nd, .
C.IcG-rn, 80 Y" s5-I . O. ;. "r'
y.rr rur-" NJ. f.. \ u a.. :. G, J. v.
J. n-"o. '. 6; II. D. sm1' K. - =
f1nc,
N:.ni'o.gos rnd." % o q. TO
W ~ dom l. -h- "a.
,"rtt 80 V. e. ~ '+ Duno~, l.. >; c. :
.iahe
f:Ty RFEES
St B,nif,-iea Catholic Churc' e rner nr VI ..
nd Ssr.nal streets. .stahli<f FL 1855 Gev.
'eSsier. Pastor Forrs or s.rv'.r-: Errv hrss =,
a High Mn~s Al ~ a IT. Ne.pcrs a.. p.
Week dly Ntss at s N.
FIRST G r nan Ev, r-iir LHfhrrIn Cnp'rh
Ms hal "a II.,i-.--1 e. ~ he
-. rev. n 'r"ni 80 or. SerN. ii 10
~ = '"oI a, r. m.
" - a. l.-.iSconai Churrt. lev. L,v.'lH
re am. o.. ~. snd 8 n m. csc.
RI. In ~ Schoo. -. N. fr'Ner iHee
J.. .uoar 's>'r, and ihurS,i-v everi ngs.
~ s,- n Cow, Oh o. HIrths oc. o, u.
- JLr"'. /. rev. e. q evcnS. raS nr
IS :, 10 . 10. < n. at" NJ ii o. u
h 50" ~ ioot 20, - 2 ,'ri-r' "a.
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~ R u B E B A

Which 10 pronounced br the leading medical an
tnorities OF London and Paris - the most oowsr nj
tonic and a'terative kuoxn tn the med cal woriA'
This is new and rntrisd discovery bnt hss
been long used " the leading ohysici"ns OF otheI
countries with wonderful remedial results.
Dent weaken and inp pair ire diges
tive orr sns bs cat'1srtirs and phvsics they Civ
only temp arg reiief-Indi"estop. fatuency and
d spe2sia With pIie- and kindred diseases ale
sure TO follow their ue.
Keep the hoo rura ard ea''b 10 assured.
- JOHN O. KILL &C Il Pr it, ..W T"it.
al sole Agent 70. the Uni'' .'7fes.
hofiic. srud tc5e nc v'sT Hl?4w.
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Teachers Meeting.

Meeting came to order at tho appointed
hour. After electng Rosa o Grady Secreta-
~, and Mr.. }. Larkin, Assistant, a motion
Was made to restrict tho time Of presenta-
ton Of any subject 20 80 minutes motion
prevailed. The first exercise was History,
presented by Mr.. J. Krwan, in an able
and thorough manner, winch was con-
coded ly all well calculated to give en-
tire sati.faction in our mixei schools. Fol :
lowing Mr.. Kirwan's exercise wa. one
in Penmanshi7 by Mr.. J. Lariln, who
thinks pennanship is sally neglected in the
district schools, and strongly insists that
cash teacher ought to set apart at least half
an hour day for this exercise The
first exercise afte; one hours irtermission,
was Decimal Fractions b. Mr. ". Mulhol-
land, presented in very clear and clever
manne~, el;citing mnch valuable inforlna-
tiv.. and knowledge from The teachers. Mr..
VI. Clear. ..eI. took mp the discussion Of
tho House Of Representa- ives, holding the
attention Of all during the who. exercise,
and drawing out very much tia. WAS utter
estirg AMI instructive from tho teachers
The topic was one Of the most fruitful, AMI
most ably conducted during the dav Mr.
T. GaIlosly thea followed 10y presenting in
Il simple AMI very sy.tema lie manner his
method of teaching Gsosra ply, which WAS
se;l received by the society. rhen folio we'd
m exercise in Spelling by Rosa O'Graiy,
who pronounced 20 test words to The teach
rrs. A motion having been previously
made that the best spe!sr should receive
an appropriate present from the teachers,
Mr.. Carey was the successful person, having
ml.speIei but three words.
The following programme WAS then sub
mtted to and adopted By tho teachers for
Dec. 2)t.., 1873:
lst Common Fractions--Mr NJ Cleary.
%. Pronupciation--Mr. J. Finch.
81. Grammar-Miss L. Donahue
4th. History--Mr. J. A. Stewart
9Th. Singing-Miss f. A. Prtchard.
9th, Geosraphy-Mr. D. Day.
It'll. spel.ing-Miss X. Donahue.
Sth. Two minutes report of teachers.
9th. Miscellaneous Business
10th. Adjournment.
In the evening debating society was
organized, with E.. 7. Neil as presiding
officer. Question Diseased.
Rssoired, That a ciyilian Is batter Qua H.
fed to FL! the Office of Pres;deai of United
States, than soldier.
sPE4EERs.
lfrmaijse=Mr. P. Brady, j. Gasy, N.
Clesry, j. A. Stewart,
Negdtire-Mr. j. Larkin, ], Finch. W.
Nulholland, Prof. T. Coleman, A. NJ.
Judges Walterbach, Pepper. and GaHo-
CIV decide! N favor of he Affirmative.
Cues ton fos next diacussisp,
Resoired, That the execution of Card.
Jack was justi6able.
Come one, come all
Rosa O'Ga4Dy. See.
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Post office.
4. ~! saf Departure Of .Eai1s.

r. ~ AL DepIrfHTe q -Hdif.
DaIIy,sopth, south East, South. south Vest.
~esyes krrito voc Daily at 7 O'Clock a. an!
strives AZ Sh@hoyssn in time for the cars to Fond
a. Lac. Fb-ee times week Monday, "Wednesday,
An Friday. 81 the wav Of Newtonburg, Dseme.
siwarde, Towards Grove, to ShebopEan, and
.nr@s tunes week-Fuesfav. 7 iursday and Sat
U-ny OF Nordhoim, Iilks, Csntrevllle.
ho.eIe. to >hebOvg3n.
From Msnitowoc to Two Rivers Gaiivl az 6
O'Clock m, and arrives at MaHitowoc at O'Clock
n
Tri.WeekIy-To Chiffon. Leaves Mantle
voc every lHesaay, THURSDAY. and Saturday, and
arrives At Cation al I'm.
Arrives at M1nitoHoc every Monday, Wednes-
fav AMI FRIDAY at pun.
Tri-wcekiy-fo Green Bav-via. Two
R.vers-Leayes Msnitowoc every Monday Wei
n--day and Friday at III, and arrives at Green
BAv next day Mt . ~.
Arrives at Mantowoc every TUESDAY, Thurs
dav and SaturCav. at m.
Semi-weekiy-To Kawaunea-via Two
Rivers-Leaves MaGifowoC, Monday. and Thurs
cayat 5 D N. 1ni arrives at ManitoHoc every
r 'sdsv and iday at : a m.
Weekfy-from Manitowoc to Nenasha-
Leaves Mlnitosnc every FrIG-S at = n, arG ar.
ri,ss at II Sunday.
The social Post Ofices uf Francis Creek. PraG.
ana Rosencrauf, get their mail ever" Saturday
forenoon.
Post OTss opea for delivering letters from q m
os n.
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Roman Citizenship.

Outsiders are more than likely to learn
the Importance and wealth conferred in an
cieny times by the simple title-c!izen. BY
their acknowisll led ability AMI foresight,
ard large assumptions Mt conferred ny the
city chatter, our City Fathers have br'ngh,
Man:tCwoc City citizenship nearly or quite
up to the proud old boast, I'm Ro-
man Citizen." Whether or no they would
arrest Gne Of the Apostles should he wan
der this way, faF eating fruit or other pro-
visions purchased, say at Sheb0Y.an, we
know not, as they are very panieky at the
present writing ; but in the hope that the
present planetary system may not be inter
rupted by our fractions City Fathers, and
leave all in darkness outside of our CITY
limits, we shall content ourselves by simply
reciting to the 1000 inhabitants of this CITY
the circumstances by which we hope to
show the lnexampled watchfulness and
considerable care of our City Board in the
discharge of their responsible duties.
About four weeks ago, a small vessel came
into this port with n load Of apples which
were sold out in large CT small lots, at two
dollars per barrsl, or ia smaller quantities Mt
that rate, which caused much commotiou
among the apple dealers. Mr.Wm .Burmeis-
ter with several hundred barrels of spples
on hand, we.t to the imaginative c. w.
Brink tocsk: Can We DO nothing with these
sailors who risk their lives on the lake
to gain cur harbor and undersell US on ap.
pies ONE DOLLAR PER BLRRRI?" Brink an
sHered with gusso, Yes, thsTs must be
some way 70 pro.sc. ourselves; in the old
country, you remember, a CITIZEN could
scalp an outsider if he failed to salute care.
headed, and 1t would be shame and hum
bug for THIS country if tit did not protect
na,uralized citizens we will appeal to our
Caesars, the City Beard some of them are
foolhardy enough to undertake anything"
They made little or no progress until Petit
bone & Co. opened an auction store for the
sale OF diy goods; then the merchants began
to canvass the matter, thinking that Petit
bonel Co. in justice should pay such license
as would be adequate to aproportianat, tax
with the trade of this cisT, which was not
only proper. bu. Just.
The crafty Brink and Burmsisser seized
npon this opportunity to get petition
d, avn Up including all grievances, and they
hesded tie psii;,cn in view of having all
futuse fruit vessels taxed away CT scuttled
in the river.
Their petition was properly drawn up
and directed to the Hon. Mayor and Board
on Aldermen, praying that they pass an
ordnance compelling person. having no
regular business place and shc pay no tax
here whatever, bet sell goods at auction, or
CT beard of schooners, By peidling or ether
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. j. +. Pla.t has been taking advan
tage OF bIs wifes absence, who is spending
the winter on the Pacific slope in Califor
MIA with her brother, Mr.. NJ. B. Villas, to
visit friends in Washington, and, at the
same time, look the Salary Grabbers over
in Congress. lie returned on Tuesday
night, after a two weeks absence.
Ma. o. T. CaARY, from the firm #
Forsythe j. Co, grocers, of Chicago, gave
the PILOT Office welcome call on Monday
last. Mr.. O. Z. Crazy represents one of
the Oldest houses in the west, which
is justly noted for fair and upright deal
ing, and under his management its COOL
name will suffer no stain.
Hon. jas. Villas will leave some tim. this
week FOR New York city in the interest of
our railways.
Hon. Vim. Ewe!I and II. @. II. Reed of
the Lake Shore and Western Railroad were
in the city ye.erIay.
We are glad to announce the recovery
Of our tJwnsman Mr.. Ole 3. Oeson, with
both eyes nearly as good as new. Te mper-
nnce nen may pirate of temperance irnk,,
but his experience is proof that, there
is yieiousnes. in cider even. Ga Tuesday
last Mr.. Oleson was hit in the right eye BY
the bung Of ten gallon key charged with
sweet cider which for time threatened
the total destruction of his optic. The re.
covery will enable him to keep sharper
lookout on all CT der casks in particular.
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TO C0NSUmpTIVrS,

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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-12-18

HOLIDAY GooDs.-Mr. X ryzinski claims
to have the very largest assortment Of Toys
10 this market, embracing almost every
description to be found in Milwaukee even,
to Ease and instruct the young. He
calls especial attention to hi, Ster...scopic
views from Maine t. California, in this
country, and the NEST historic localities iu
the old world. Looking glasses of all
patterns, pic.ure frames, chromos, &C.,
&c, in fact very large variety suitable
for Christmas and New Years presents.
His stock was purchased directly from
New York, which enables him to unde rseIl
those who purchase in Milwaukee Or Chi.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-12-18

OCs readers will see by notice published
elsewhere that the firm Of Burlingame &
Clark have dissolved, and tina: Mr.. Tho mas
Clark will continue the business in future
at the OH stand Mr.. Clark is an old resi-
dent, well and faTorably known to all old
settlers, and starts in alone with an A No
One stock Of Groceries, with full aud com
ptete lines in all grades pertaining to hi.
trade; and whether dealing with man,
woman, or child, will ever be found reliab.s
ard trustNnrthY.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-12-18

THAT the sale of wet goods may keep pace
prUportionately, with dry goods Mr.. Robert
r. Adler proposes to sell Wines and Ii
quors arpanic prices, as he cannot retail,
unless one man drinks five gallons; in which
case, he can only comply with the law ty
calling in U. S. Gauger, A. d. Kittel, and
branding the cask where Ignatiu. Donnely
said the Washburn family had the NJ C.
branded. To obyiate these diff :uties, the
retail dealers in wet goods, on York street,
Ely the auction flag and sell seven glasses Of
lager for twenty FIVE cents.