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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-16

The funeral of Hiram Studley, the we'll
known exprcssman, will take place at o'clock this
evening at his late residence No. iio East Tnirethst
During his lfo no WAS oousdereda very useful man.
About % year, ago brother. Warren studloy started
The arst bAsgass express q ~, NY ~ Manhattan
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VEGE I'VE
PUaiFtfS TINE BtnnR AND kE3rosEa THE
HEALTH.
WHAT Is VEGETINE,

II !. a comm urh ext ra-tel ron blr rnot--
aaf herls. II Is y iure'- RHweoy. II is Eel e;
" h1rn ess RON anY iea ef CT un.,n tn svs.e
1t is nonrfsh'n- nUi s'rPngt enin- l. &c lire t
" unon Ike rlopi. II qu.-t> the me- oi- este d.
II ives - : T'.".l. sWe-f seen aj ii a.. l n
rr-at Ha"acr tor our eyed a, hrrs r., mot -ers
tor u gives Ell stte 81 a1ets .i7er - nj
Civ tiI- Nasure. sweet atsN.- - rs r-i pr, v
." by m Z gel per- I; ia re ret 3 Il
Plriher l. is sonth g rs nj, ,or chill re-
hl~ re- evcl IN CIR ! ''.or IN = 4, is y.r:
DE nj to tie eve c. i NJ L.
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DuRINo tho past winter Mr.. FL. Bach
has been in correspondence with the War
Department, endeavoring to obtain the Is.
tablishmsnt of a signal station At Carlton,
but has thus far been unsuccessful. The
chief signal officer writes 10 MIR. Bach that
the request made viii be attentivelv con-
sidered when it may become practicable,
but tina. At present the limited facilities of
the Bureau all not permit Of the est~t ish-
ment Of new stations. Mr.. Bach has also
written to the superintendent OF the tele-
graph company fer his terms for giving
daily weathes reports to the different Offices
along the route, and the superintendent in
reply states that the company viii Dc it at
the rate Of $40 per month Tor each Office,
which seems ike rather n high figure. The
regular receipts of these reports would be
of considerable benefit at shipping points
and TO farmers in the immsais.e -;c:ai,y Of
the Offices, and Mr.. Bach 70 entitled to
much commentator for the public .piri,
be has manifested in this matter. -Kerdu-
sss Eaterprise.
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At last the Massachusetts, legislature
has succeeded IN eiecting Senator to 6li
the chair left vacant BY the death Of Charles
Su.aaer. Tho main struggle vas. from the
first, between Dawes. who represents tae
interests OF Butler IN Mass.chusetts. aud
aoAr, wac 10 the Acknowledged, lysdss. q:
the party opgstedt "a to aabi:iovs projects
Of shiA sr>.rx statesman. Aaer all hopes
At eieasing fswes.bad vanished, = desper-
a.e effort WAS msde, By the friends of But.
Ter to elect Dr.. Loring. man veil known
to be 10 league with the nefarious Ben but
| the opposition was just as determined as
It had previously been TO Dawes. On the
thirty fourth ballot, how sver. the name OF
MIR. Washburn, the present Governor Q!
Massachusetts. Was brought Ton ward, and
ca coeating the votes, it Was found that he
hal received a majority Of all the votes
cast, and was therefore declared, elected -
Ills term Of Office expires on the 4th Of
March 1875, a little ssa than year IRON
the time elected, and then the Contest vii
be renewed viii all, the b.tterpess and de-
termination that has CLARA, .erisrd the oae
just terUinated.
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In cur last week: ;...s We made men.
ton of an ARRAY which took place in our
fity On the 9th inst. IA which . woman by
the tame Of Fr.nsway received blow up
on the head. and thak there were doubts %
to whether she would recover from the ef.
fec's Of IT or not. On Monday morning.
at 8 O'Clock. the woman died, and 50 on af-
ter post norton examine ton was made
by three prominent ply siciaas ofsrhis city;
and it was found that ins.esd Of the skull
being fractured. IS ~as previously ssppo.-
ed, it vas whole. but the brain VAS found
TO be eonges.ed and ike blood vssssl above
the brain. sndl directly below tae wound.
upon the scalp ~ers b.d'y confused. A
Goroner's jury w.S- summoned and an in
quest held oHsr the body Of the dead woman.
IN their testimony before the Coroner's
jury, the doctors all sgreed that tho woman's
death resulted from congestion of the brain
caused by blow received upon the head /;
and the jury found that the deceased came
TO her death from the effects of blow
from q stick ct steve wood in the hands Of
George Edwards. Edwards WAS az
rested tho day folio ring the quarrel, on &s
charge Of assault and Sa.ssry but the t,ial
was deferred in order TO ascertain whethaz
the woman would live or not. After tie
death OF the woman the trial Cor assault
was discontinued. and he was re arrested
on the change of nanrde=. and j. nov lodg.
ed in Jail.
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Teachers Aeeting-rirst District FHA-
lie School.

SATURDAY Morning, April IS.
The teachers of Dist. No. !, Of thi. city,
assembled at 9 o'clock fer the purpose Of
holding the 6rst semi-mnnthly meeting Of
she term. Tie opening exercises occupies
the 6rst i've minutes. after whicE folio we'd
the appointment of Miss Mary Shove, Sec
Rotary for The h,aning. and Miss Annie
Burnet, Secretary Sus the next Meeting
A few remarks colcerning ear1estaess Of
purpose on the past u teachers were given
by Mr.. Barnes. lie expressed belief in
the e1pediency of making mp priest the seal
for their work wsi,i al true teachers ore
supposed to feel.
From 9l5 &c $40 the t:4ps xAs devoted
to general t4sinesr. The questipn, 'sbaN
the teachers be allowed n certain length Of
time each week Tor visiting the other ropps.
was discussed With soDe spirit voted UPON
and finally decided IA the Affirmative, al
lowing es Sh a hals horr evcEy week, Notes
taken BY Mr.. Barnes while visiting the
other rooms were read, accom-. anied by the
usual anne mt IS communication, aud criii-
cisrn.
$40 70 lo-Rema-k. by Mr. BaSnes. IL
Illustrative Of the method Of teaching first
lessons in Driving.
The next half hour was devoted to a
pleasant and profitable exercise in word
ANALYSIS. conducted by Miss Burne's AL
felt that the time vas we'll employed.
1880 to II .45-Rec.ss.
Next followed an exercise in Pronunca.
ton. hy Miss Hodges. The variety of
words ussi in the exercise called INTO use
some Of the most Important rules of pro-
nuocia:ian. shus quite thoroughly test.n.,
the knowledge Of the class upon thesc
points.
ll,l5 to l2-Qaeries
Some time was spent in deciding whether
the teachers should spsnd a part of e"ch
day in the study Of and recitation in some
particular branch of education. The 6pa!
settlement Of the question arrar1oi for IA
recitation 10 Constitution every day, to
commence at 4.45 P. NJ.
The meeting closed at IL 81, to meet
again Saturday, May 81.
MARY L. SHOVE, Secretary.
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pIHS EAST
No a
CcZTs aGCfI.
eOIHC N0xnH.
1OSr OFFICE,

.-o6-A. q. Ger 80. Gsnstovor II M Il ar
A-....... Two RIVER .yanc II % .....-.-..
-D.o~-A 4. Two Rivers. II o. = do.
H. G.. q REED Scpt
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PERSONAL.


The Right Rev. Bisbop Whitebouse de-
hversd = very abe sermon On chri.sisa
life and obligations bsfore consruation. on
Monday evening last. st St. James Church.
Mr.. J. z. Plats and family returned on
NondsJ last from winters resideaos IN
California. Dir. Plstt thir * the climate Of
that country preferable t. any be ever ex :
perienced before. >ai she tillable land far
moro productive th.a hat Of other States.
Mr. Fr.a. Aa,sp. Of R~eiDe. having got
his rasmmotA schooner }, l, cass. ready
for sea, Vas last seen ia SCARAB of tug
this forenoon ~aers~itA- to get out Of our
harbor- lie thanked = kind providence as
he bid BIZ friends adue. saying, the currents
were working wen with him. The Signal
Service ~ sned fair winds, ths Telegraph
promised Mrs. rs. .eturn h0ue, at 3:4d
P. H., from California.
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Mr. o. Z. Bacon has recently placed on
exhibition at his drug store. in this city. r
q charming parlor ornament in the shape
81 miniature fountain. The Jet shoots
up fraS 'be oenter Of the petals of an open
lag psEd lily and falls back into a large
glass vase in which little shinmering gold
hsh may DO seen darling hshe, and thtl,er
through the sparkling water. The aqnari-
um or vase Is mounted upon and supported
By bscnse pillar within which i the cyl
inder and weight that throws up she jet OF
water. It ID a beautiful ornament and one
who sees it cannot help admiring it.
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TER schooner Sea Gem, while being
towed from her winter quarters down to-
ward the mouth Of the hsrbor, one day Ia 1t
week, ran her main mast against the jib-
boom Of The j. J. Gaze and had 1t broken of
esar the deck.
The schooner Be,oit run Afoul the Nd.
p9'eon, while weighing her anchor ct Ke.
~aunee, last Sunday. carrying away her jib
boom ADD bowsprit, and also doing some
damage to her headrear. The Belon had
her main and ioIesall 90 badly torn, that
it was necessary to have them sent to the
ssi maker for repairs.
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.Ar-st. al Depsr.u-ss of Xsls.

.Ar-sss<S ~ Densvsarss Of 492s.
Bapy -sc,sh, souts. East. south. socIs- Wet
f<ues G.riis voc Daily NJ O'Clock .. N. and
arrives AZ Ssshoyrsn IN tire for the TO Fond
a. Lac Three t-nes weoh noudav, WEDNESDAY,
81 Friday. bv the ~a~ Of Scw'onbur-. hesme,
sfvsrf.. Ho~avda Grove. 70 sheoovean. and
sn-"- lines . ~esk-Tnesiar. T'nrsdav. ana Rat
--fD-o- ~Iv OF Soraheiun. Hias. Centrevile
Hassle. te shshaveaa
From Alnito~oc 20 Two Ri7ers tdaiiyS At
seNoek 10, sad arrives 81 hauitowoe At o'ciock
.
Tri.U eekfy-To Clifton. Leaves Mani,c.
voc every rnssday, Tn-fsi,y. and Saturday. and
ss-i,ss ut Chiffon at 6 IA.
Arrives 81 A1s,tovoe svsry Monday. wsdnes
d. an FrifaS a. 5nm
ri. " cekly-fo Green Bav-v,a Two
R'Ssrs-Lesv~s Bsniiowoc every Monday WEI.
s-sdav ant Fritsy sts . NJ and orrives q. Green
vnsY: dav 81 . m
Ani,s. =. Naniio-oc every Tuesday. Thur,
d. ani S7,arcsv. ATTAIN.
Semi. " eekly-To Kewsunee-vta Two
Nlveri-Lts~es Mnni,ovoe, Monday. ard Thur.
sfya N. ard arrive. at Nanisowoe every
L-ssiav ,nd i>av stlzm.
"eSkfy-Fron hanitowoc to Men,shs-
Leaves Man!iownc every Rraiss al! Z NJ. and
ri,ss At Il m nn Sunday
The special Post 0mcAS OF Frsneis Greek Pr,e
asd hessrerass. get ths'r mail every Saturday
forsAocs
Pos, oace s=s, 70, delivering letters from "a
serl,.
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The ST. James Episcopal Church, of thi,
city, has made quite an addition to its
membership lately. On Monday even
ing last fifteen we're confirmed. Hav-
ing no bishop Of their own, Bishop White
house. Of Chicago. kindly lent them bis
aid in confirmation, by officiating.
We were not III attendance on that even.
Ing. but think we can SAT -ly Assure the curl
Gus that the ceremony vas duly performed in
strict conformity with the usual and pro-
nouposa fosusalA Of .hs Church, and the
usual ? 1esI taken il reSsrd to. proper Re
seaeraey AZ the Baptis"s.as Bishop White.
house isa very scholarly gentleman Spd
strict disciplinarian. -.
h is saql thai he does not hesitate to
open xhole park of "A,lton's artillery"
on the unfortunate Sunday school scholar,
xhc. car, p9s releat ths Church Caiechisp,
entire.
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ThA Reaxon Whu

20 many people are seen ut the store Of O.
ToEsisou ID, tn.s he has already on band
large spd choice stock Of dry goods. gro
ecvis., boots and shoes and ready made
and that he is daily receiving from
the East, Trash spring goods of the latest
styles which he sells at a,to nishingly low
prices. He has an extensive lot Of spring
shawls which he would be most happy to
exhibit to the lsdiss OF this county, and a.
for his department of ready made clothing
why jpsi take q look ut shQse pobby spring
suits, and you will be spss to want one.
SIStS
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TO EONSUMpTIVES.

The advertiser, having ben permanently
cured of that dread disease, Consumption
by simple rsSaSy, is anxious to make
known to his fe!soF suffers the means Of
cure. 1o all Who seSiSs it, he will send .
copy u the prescription used, free Of
ehsrgsjr viii tie dire-iia,s tor preparing
and uslnI shs cane, yhiSb they will snd
SURE Graz for CoxspAg.Iox. ASTHMA,
PIoxSHlyls, Ae--Psxties ,Hishing the
prescriptiou viii please address.
Rev. Z. A WILSON,
lsSPsas. g. ,Hilliarsbazx, keH rort.
WEHac
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70 The schooner Merchant, built BY Mr.
Lar,on, of thi, city, for Captain Olms,ed,
was successfully launched on last Thurs
day. This schooner, although consiJera-
bly, smaller than some of the vessels which
have been built here during the winter, will
compare we'll in size with most Of the yes.
sells that enter and leave our harbor. She
is perfect little beauty, and tbs many
marks of superior workmanship that are
about her, speak well for the
skill OF her builder.
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ElEcIloA OF DIRECTORS.

OFYIcK OF MILWAUKEE. AXE SHoRB AND VIZ T
ERN RAILE AID COMPANY,
MANIr ". C. Wis. April 20, 1874.
The annual meeting Of Stockholders of
the Milwaukee, Like Shore and Western
Eailre.d Company wi l he held M the Office
of The Secy OF the Company in the city Of
Nanrowos. on Wednestay, the Sigh day of
May A. d. 1874. for the election Of eleven
directors and for the trans ction of such 9th
er business IS may leg ally oo.ae before said
ue-tlng.
The p>lls will be opened at 10 o'clock a.
m, and held open un.l - e'slosk NJ Of sal
day,
The transfer books Of stock will be closed
on the 9Th dav Ct Nav 1874, Mt noon
$3.50 CHARLES LULING, Sec'y.
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PANTS and oils, At the very ic west price
can be obtained Of z. X. Rand. Sl72w

II. s. PrRPoSf fas resumed the edito-
rial management Of the Two Rivers Chron-
icle. In our last issue we spoke of the
possible purchase CT the CAron,cls by n
gentleman from Whitewater, but for some
reason the purchase was not made, and
naw It 10 again under tie control OF Mr..
P. who will in the future as in the past,
make &c va Fuable auxiliary to the business
men of our neshharlng village. There il
no living man that cas equal his graceful
assurance for the Psessas and future CT
Two Rivers.
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M. A. KsYziSsxT has on hand, at his
store on York Street, large and elegant
stock Of wall paper, picture frames, curta;I
hapgings, and fixtures, chromo,. etc., to
Which be is daily making additions of new
goods. HIS prices are greatly reduced and
be invites Gil who have need Of bis class of
goods - call and inspect them before
purchasing elsewhere.
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NV Gccds srTivipeat Rydes's.

STos tina. cough, With "w oleost's Con-
sanpsica Cure" The hest remedy In the
world for coughs and consumption. 1t
laals liberated throats and tonsil., Sore
hess Of TIE obesk and lungs. Wolcott's
yain fE;r. removes every class Of gain BY
thorough outward sp2Esatiop Of Pain
Faint over the pastA seaeted. Vslsoss's
AcrihiI.t,r. cures .eatarrh. - fsee three
s~at ,sne dies are Ter Sale 1t the Drug
E'---- ~ M.sns. es,e~, Rse-iSat.s, and
II ,.ns & C..
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Unit whom you got quick
open your eye-untyou como
quick right away en- Ryder,
his shoe store NIT, uRt you
got some shoes 80 scneep
vat you never Was.
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On Saturday evening quito number of
peisous eslleosed ca thu wharf to witness
tbe departure Of the David Tance. She
il n beautiful vessel. and an unusual inter-
est has been taken in her BY others, besides
thsss whose labor helped to mould her
oorely proportions, and it was uith feelings
If regret, as though an old friend were
!tasins Us, that We saw her slowly MOI out
towards the lake and gradually disappear
in The darkness She lefl here about 10
o'cloch Saturday evening and reached Mil
vatkee at clock Sunday morning, which
is making pretty good time.
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DURING the winter, just past, old Borcas
WAS unusually parsimonous of his snow
fakes, but on last Morday when every one
supposed that he had returned to his north
ern fastness. and all were rejoicing in the
prospects of warn, weather. he unexpe ,tedly
easter, and would not stay his fury until
he had covered the earth with depth of
snow uneqnaled during the winter season.
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LAEo PLAsrER-freah Sr,un and CON
staray on hand At the Manirowos Piaste-
Mills, ;p the Oriental Mills ware house.
Far aers should not lose the benefit of
gooc sie:Eting, brtxe their supply o. part
before lad reads SGT ir.
sos If J. ScurIrrK + Bso.
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ERRORS YOUTH.

A GNrEMAN who suffered for year from
a Debility, Premature Decay, and all the
elects Of youthful indiscretion will. for the
sake Of suffering humanity, send free TO all
xhc NEED il, the recipe and direction for
max; 3 the simple remedy by which he Wa.
eursd. Ssgerers wishing to profit bv the
adyertisers experience can do 30 by address
ing in peTfec, confidence.
JOHN. r. OGDEN, ~ Cedar st. New
York. 5S6-6mo
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Teaefers, tents. erxyusen, Postnasterp. asd
wiisawAks Yourc Nan, and Ae.. aud Women of
al c ssses:
You can sasilS a hrx,-clsas Sewing Na.
chi"e CT B~oxs suff cisnItc stock Ii5rzr, or
sone vaiuao de Pictnres 10 tezrtfy yeur homes :
Or nice ctereoscops or gooi Tins Keeeer
tCihct orkWatcf; or Music Bex; or Pen
Gr >.ani Kerosene la M TOT you- Paror: or =
Fire Ac ,ordeen or Webs,er's Illustrated Oszfto
Dictionary /; or Rogers World Renowned >tataa-
~ GroaH-; or 4 Fire yiofn ora Rs.aing.o XII
sc Cane Remington Doodle Earrei Breach
I.r'ad'n: Snot GGn OF Cabinet or-aa worth
$l4V by sB Dir "a orkipy our sratcuoled
"a e in Wa explained H. Iae cir .ulIrs of the NJ
ii. p. Co. Perfectly ,eEitimsss .nt rsspAclahle ;
mauv would say phii-atroa ic AJG-s.s VI. H. p
20 1s3 81 - Sc. New YORK
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! & 3 + i : * i

IA ~ SSU tI IL DA easily made by
bSSpTe. " want men women, bows an
-tS GIL over tie country 10 sell GU Fine
- St~e! gr irIngs, Caro- os, Crayon D,aw
ing. Examinations oJogr- his etc etc
"a We ny rnbiisb finest assortment
III ever plaeed before tie pnbnc, and our
" "a rices are MAJ 4 ed uann 80 low to DEFY
~ CO -oetiio". No oJ.s qIser.bhs for pre-
ri1m--lvn n p o r in o, ier 20 get picture alter
seem orr pie'ui 5 II Yearf our nrces. I'VE nave
na1S ed AGENTS at w'rk 'Crus vac navs 7ia
TOR YEA 5. IN : t.ef II leprrf ,iai ey can m: Ike
uch NOR m"neF Al WORK iar u an at -ny.f in
elsc. our pTcas r. ow tIlr ale can alcr to
rurcl-se an therefore pictures sell at 81 -
JlmCst ever house. New beginners DO as wen
rs age Is VII" have La large experirnce. o. our
eauiifu sunJe5;s an low oricss are appreciate
by all 4 mike l.r e Sales everyw ere an an
mt has &c d. IA to sowrie I'd ures r m Eousa
TO use DOM io0s for ork else rere u, til won
nave seen W at great l. ducsiaeuts we o1er Won 10
m Ike many. We nave nc: sptr I, exrltin nj
hers. e e I'd Us your address all we viii sern
u par'icri-rs, 'rse by matt Don'i dea If IN
wan, pr"fta DE ~orS 'or y'Ur isur- n.urs or for
your ole tirr. w IL c favorahle tf.nP 10
eugage IN Uu ineSs Oar pictures are tie finest
and mosi ieas,a. in this country, End re en- D.
sed D. all The ieiiin. pap-rs Including tne Ne,
York iieral T o~e WHO cannot I'VE ;5e business
their ertlra attention ,an WORK 10 Il cir @ = - 10
cailIies anu M Ike i.andsoCr without ever
beng a&ay nom ZONE over nisat Let all " h,t
" ant pleasant, profitable employment witcut
rIskinG caottal' Sc US cir I'D re. ses al once
ana lear al ab"u; tie business for the selves
dress GEORGE STINSON & CO., Art Prhiis!-
ers, her:ianh. Name. sOJ1y
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CAsToRIA - more than a substitute for
Caster Oil! II is the only. safe article in
existence which viii ASS initiate the food reg
uate the bowels. cure wind-colic and pr,,-
duee 4itural sleep, L. centaias neither
niaerals. morphine or alcohol. and is pleas
ant to take. CkildEen need not cry and
mothers may rest
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MARRIED..

Observation-Disclosures Manitsvac. April
l4th. by Rev. L. F. Wheeler, Mr.. Fred
F.. wsrtsate, oil Gibson, and Miss Annie
Z. Riley, Of kessu 9TH. Wis.
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LANCE assortment Of Ribbons Mt Is
osnt per yard, can be found ct Miss Car
rolls millinery establishment, on the corner
Of York and 9Th streets.
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CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.
Grxs1nd rsvolrsSs 81 Ire best make at
greatly reduced prices At E. e. Ranl.

THz sudden disappearance OF Anton
Barknart, the late city treasurer Of Green
Bay, has left that cit, from $4,000 to
tl00, 900 po ,rsr than it wss before this Do.
fsrlting rasoal decampcd with its funds.
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r. is rnssHed t!eL. the Committee on
Ways and Means will instruct the At,or-
ney G-neral to prosecute Sanbnrn fnr tho
purpose Of recovering portion Of his steal.
ings under his contract.
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GEr one Of Clark's patent carriage UNI
brella. and adjustable holders, and you will
he pared for sunshine ard storm. Mr.
E. X. Rand lie sale agent for this city and
county. 6lsta
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Tsi Steamer Aipena Of the Goodrich
line, called o, this port last evening, on her
way TO Txc Greeks. We understand that
,ts 10 10 rsn on this shore, Between Chics-
r. eni Green Bay, duyirs sas coming
! ssson
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-04-23

WV. RAnR, our telegraph operator, will
tske limited number OF students Per
soas DESTROYS CT learning the art of tele-
graphing can apply for terms ut the Tcle-
graph Office over Platt's store. 8l7-3w.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-04-23

Al wish to close up the Saving Ma
chine business, will sell what ] bare on
hand at coss prices. Those in gssd Of a
machine will d. we'll to call 1t the store Of
sll-tf +. w. BSseEEsoF.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-04-23
New Advertisements
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Tn e upd-r:icLsa. ha wing dissolved their
ar'Iersl.ip BY mutual cons emit. give notice
that Mr.. Altman is now the sole owner Of
the business lately carried on under ii p
mage Of Altman 4 Simon ARA = t. pay all
debts sad csllec. all demands OF the late
firm. CARL ALTMAN,
FRASCEs SIMON.
Nanitowoe, April LIST, 1874 ,3fi3
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-04-23

Ois last Saturdav the funeral # Dr. Lv.
ingston took place, ut West minister Alb.
hey. An im.prnse copcourss of p-orIs
were in ATTENDANCE, and there was uniyer-
sal mourning throughout England.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-04-23

Mr.. E. X. RAND i. agent far the popular
Blanchard Cburn. which Is warranted to
givs satisfaction or monsy will he retur ned
Bl7-2w.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-04-23

A LARcs and choice stock of cutlery
obtained from the most noted manuiactur.
ers, and sold at prices that will deIy com
petition, BY E. K. Rand. Sl7-2w
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-04-23

wospEarrL-Rydsr is selling 6ne Cloth
asd Leather Shoes, for Misses, at only STA:
a pair. Calf Skin Shoes 81 so u pair 1904
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-04-23

7Hs largest, hoest and cheapest stock O
Hardware to 30 found north Of Milwaukee
" At 8. X. Rand's, corner Of 9th and Buff,
file sirests. Sl7-2w.