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Personal.

uos. Dawn TAYLos. Of Fend du Lac,
Hon. j. 3. Thomae, Of Sbeboygan Pals
and H. G. Turner. Of Osaukse are in A.
tendance At the Circuit Court nov in Sos
sion in this city.
Nh. EDwARD BAcs, Of Carito,. Kew.u.
nee Co. paesed through this city yssterdey y,
on bis way to attend the Fzrmers Convex.
ton 70 b held At Appleton.
Nh. LAwRHxes CoswAY. who has
been spending the last week i Milwaukee
and Chicago, reports business a. being
very dull in those places. He looks ~
though he vas glad to get back to where
business 10 brisker.
Hon. r H. Hotchkiss,of Plym outh, She,
bo,gan, made his many frisnds of this city
a flying visit, yesterday.
The fell destroyer Time seems to have
dealt gently With the Senator. since his
last visit among Us.
H. G. II. REED, Of the Laks Short
and Western Railroad, il in towr
and will remain during .hs week for the
purpose Of showing up our railroad affair
to Mr.. More, Of St. Louis. who has beer
sent out by eastern stockholders to lool
after their interests here.
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Circuit Coprt.


1hs Circnif Court sonss,sd On Tuesday
morning. bis Hon. Cs.p6sll Mclean. Fro
siding, fer Tie trial Of John Hogan. for
the murder Of Martin Hogan in May 1868.
II will b REMEMBERED that the deed
was committed IL Cooperstown, in this
County. and that Hogan was tried in
juno 1870 and found guilty and sentenced
70 State Prison for life. A new trial was
granted by the Supreme Court on Is. ground
that the Jury did not define the degree Of
murder Of which the defendant IA. guilty.
AL Of Tues lay and Wednesday WA &C.
eupisd in drA ring jury. At tho time Of
gong 70 press Mr.. T. Armsby the 6rss
witness for the prosecution was still being
examined
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A Cerio-comic Accident.

The Odd Fellows OF Two Rivers, some
time ago determined to build new hall III
which to hold their meetings, and on Sat-
urday last the brothers Of chat fraternity,
in Manitowoc, went there to assist in the
ceremony of laying the corner stone. The
cellar had already been e1eavated and ths
foundation laid, upon which floor had,
temporarily, been constructed for the pur-
pose of accommodating the crowd, while
listening to the speeches and songs Of the
occasion. The Concordia singing society
had just begun popular air when the door
gave uay in the centre and went down with
q loud crash, forming sort OF hopper, into
which every one sl,d. Of course The sing
ing terminated in cadence Of dulcet shrisks
which would have done credit to Gimore'a
Peace Jubilee" or to An IRdMn war dance.
No one was seriously injured, and a. soon
az the crowd were lifted out Of the hole,
the exercises proceeded. One or two props
placed underneath the floor would have
saved all interruption, and - there 10 a.
ways more OF less danger in such eases We
wonder thss such preeaueon @as nsS.esseS.
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The showing ct the above comparative
table does not differ materially from that
of ench of the preceding months.
The marked INCREASE in attendance and
decrease in absence and t.riiners is mainly
owning to we'll directed and PERSISTENT effurt
on the part of the teachers.
To say nothing If the increased IF lien
cy OF school work when the attendance of
pupils is 90 characterized, it would seem
that parents should give to teachers their
hearty corporation in the effort to estsb
iish habits of regularity and purctuality
in tIcir pupils 1; such Labits being Of 70
much importance. and having so direct a
bearing on their success in life.
So far as the TEACHERS are Concerned, csr-
haps the most unsatisfactory feature con-
nectsd win, their work is tn. lack Of rIsi-
tatiOn. 1t is AL established frct that in
all places the greatest amount of adverse
criticism comes frcm those who never look
In upon the school while the most zeal
Gus supporters are, in general, those who
are puyonolly familiar with its workings.
Up o the present time net more than TWEEN
ty-hye diffent persons who are in any man.
ner directly interested In the school, have
visited it since its re srgs nizatian last Sep
temter. This Is very discouragiag to teach
ers. IL. BARNS.
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Post office
Zrt,sl zsd Departure q Aaih.

Zrfs5I z7d Departure Of AdIL.
Hy-scc.h, south-East. South. South-ve.t
sssFcs Hanitsvoc Daily al O'Clock a. m. AMI
arrives al shseoygap ~ tine for the cars 10 Fond
ID Lac- Three t.mes q week Monday, Wednesday
M Friday. By tire wav Of Newtonburz, Seeme
kdwarts, Ro-srds Grove. to Sheboygan. and
thres times a week-Tuesdav. Thursday. and Sat
{ n-oy var OF Eordhstr, HIk1, Centrsyie,
So-"is. TO Shebovean.
From Msn'towoc to Two Rivers, (dailvN at 9
o'clock N, and arrive: - Hanitowoc at O'Clock
40.
Trt-Neekly-To Chiffon. Leaves Mani,o-
w. every Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday, and
tfritet ~ Chiffon at m.
Arrives at M1ritowoc every Monday, Wednes-
Sat en- ! FRIDAY a, 3 y m,
Eri-D eehIy-To Green Ba--via Two
Rtvsrs-LcIrcs Nanitovoc every Monday. We'd
ns7faY and Friday at u and arrives at Green
b,F next dav at m.
Arrives a, maa..,owoc every Tuesday. Thur'-
ssr and SfturcRv siT-
ein,-sveekIy-To Kewau--e-via 1So
Ners-L-aves A3niiowoc, Monday. asd Thurs
~ o. m. and strives at Mepitoxoe every
.4dav and r iidav at 7 q M
Necsiy-From Manitowoc to Aonssha-
4 A.es Manitowoc every Friday at Z a m, aud ar.
r'-7f AZ 10 IN sunday
az social Poet Onces or Francis Crock Prac
> -.osshcr2us, get their mail every Saturday
sssi once oses for delivering letter, from7an
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HIN SCHUETTE g. RRO

o WI hnd ''f' actually lg
some instances cheaper Bind
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TO CONSUMpTIVES,

The advertiser, having bsen permanently
cured OF thst dread disease, Consumption,
by simple remedy, is anxious to make
known 20 his fellow suffers the means OF
cure. To all who desire it, he will send a
copy OF the prescription used, free OF
charged. with the dirsesiore for prsparirg
and using the same, which they will End
8 SURE CuRE for CoNrAPIIos, ASTHMA,
BRo.icHITIs,, &c. Parties wishing the
prescription viii please address
Rev. s. A. WILSON,
les Penn. S.. Williamsburg, New York /.
796.6mo
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We were over to see Nr John Bbinper
the other dav, and found to our surprise
chat he was loading up several .eeders on
farmers sleIg,s. On asking him if the sea-
son had not opened unusually early; we were
sauelched with the production OF over sixty
orders, already in, for the Champion Reap
err, /, be delivered in the Spring and early
Summer
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HoRRIBLE AccIDEsr.--At the funeral
OF the woman who died, on the SvGGth size,
last week, while the friends of the deceas-
ed were gathered around the coffin, which
stood IN the center of the room, to get II
last lcok, the floor gave way and the entire
throng, together with the corpse were pre-
cir:tat"d promiscuously into the cellar. No
one received any injury, however, and the
funeral soon proceeded, without further in
terruption.
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MoRMoNIsH DooMEp--The Committee
on Territories have reported bill to Cor
rress, which, if passed, will york radical
change in the affairs of Utah. It provides
that the wife Of Mormon may, at any
time, file petition in the courts, to be re.
leased from her po!T gamous marriage and
the courts are permitted to order decree
"f release, and also to allow her portion
OF her husbands property together with
her minor children. The bill also am uls
all Mormon laws that in any way conflict
Wi tn the laws of the United States,
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Sr.r that cough, with "Wolcott's Con-
-nn'tica Cure" The best remedy Ia the
~,ria for coughs and consumption. 1t
heal. liberated threats and sensils. Sore
'.--- eli he chest and lungs. Wolcott's
Pam Psir. removes every elias. of pam BY
thorough eusvard application of Pain
Pain. over the parts affected. Woieott's
Ac-ihila.or cares CstsrrA., These three
e.tat RENE lies are FOR Sale at the Drug
:. ~ y M.ssrs. Baser. Bueresa..e,- asa
il-s.s1s. : S3,-
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Ma. A. c. Pool, one of the Oldest real.
dents ct this county. an old line Democrat
OF rrominencs, who has of6ciated a, Chair
man OF the county one or two years, and
for some time residen. Of Rockland. Va,
buried with appropriate Masonic honor.,
in this city on Tuesday la.t. We shall
lock for an obituary from bat order next
Uaok
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NEw Mail RoUrE.-Conpre., has e.
tablished new mail route from this city
to East Wrighstown. Our Postmaster.
Mr.. Esslinger, las the charge of laying it
out. anc he will SO arrange the line as to
include several points that are now in great
need of regular maiis probably. taking in
the offices of Kings Bridge, Frances Greek,
Morrison and others.
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Communicated !

EDITOR PILor Although the people
of Man,towoc County have already decided
that among the numerous Attorneys resid-
ing in this county, Messrs. White & Forrest
are the most able and most Trustworthy. !
cannot help, but must again recommend
these gentlemen to the people, assuring
them that the allowed named ATTORNEYS arr
deserving the full confidence of all who are
in want Of legal advise. They will always
be found to do their very best in represent
ing their clients at any and on all occasions.
JoHN VoELKERr.
Mishicott, Wis, March 4th 1874.
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On Friday evening at 10 o'clock, eau,
cuses will be held ut the following named
places in this city, to nominate delegates to
the District Judicll convention, to he held at
Shebo, gan, on Monday, March 9th.
lst. Ward William. House.
End. Wurd--Winiiate House.
3rd. Wnrd-at Saloon of Chas Paulus
An. Wara--To.els Hotel
By order # Committee
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By Order of Dist. Committee.

THE SECOND Assembly District Cpnven-
ron will be held Mt the Hotel "f joe kufhn,
in Msnitawoc Rapids, on SATURDAY, the 7th
day IF March. at ~ o'clock NJ, to elect
delegates to the District Judicial C1nven
:ion to re held ut Sheboygan on Monday,
March 9th, 1874.
Rv ordsr NJ Dist Cnynmitta
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Notice to Contractors.
CLARys Mills. Feb. 10th. 1874

NLAKNS NILAs 7 co. IUIu, NV.
The Catholic Congregation Of Clarks Mills
proposes to build Brick Church during the
coming summer. Sealed proposals for the
building Of the same viii BE received by
John p Wickert. Of Clarks Mills, where
the plan together with the specifications. can
be seen.
se9-st By order Of the building committee
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RExEXnER and attend tho Psonl.. p,

kIxrx"rH and attend tho Peoples Re-
iorn caucuse' to be held in this c'tv to. NOR.
row evening at 7:3o O'Clock, for the pur-
pose of choosing delegates to the District
judicial convention to be held at Sbeboy.
gan on the 9th, inst Not ices of the differ
emf Assembly District Conventions and Of
City Caucuses are to DO found in another
column
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ERRORS OF YOUTH,

A GNTEMAN Who suffered for year from
n Debility, Premature Decay, and all the
elects Of youthful indiscretion with, for the
sake of suffering humauity. send free 10 all
Who need it. the recipe and direction for
making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing TO profit b. the
advertisers experience can do 50 by add ress.
ing in perfect confidence,
JOHN. B. OGDEN, AZ Cedar st. New
7 ork. I96-tno
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LAND PLAsrER.- fresh ground and con
stantiy on hand at The Manrowoc Plastic
Mills, in the Oriental Mills ware house
Farn should no: lose the benefit of
good slsighing, bulge their supply c, part
before tad roads Sc t ir,
500 If J. ScUtrrr & BRo.
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By order OF DIST. Commute.

TEE THIRp Assembly District Conyen-
ton will he held at Boldens' Hall, in the
village Of Two Rivers, on Saturday the 18th
day of March, at IL o'cinck W., to elect
delegates TO the District Judicial Conven
tion, to be held at Shebovgnn on Mondav,
March 9th. 1874.
By order of Dist. Committee
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CHARLEs JOHNSON, a ship-carpenter en-.
gagged on the ,cow being built BY Ira Smith,
had his foot severely cut last Friday He
will. probably be laid up for some four or
Eve = eeks.
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JouS HAYES attended Green Bay Bu-
siness College three months, his former
EMPLOYERS then re-ongaged him at an ad-
vance of over 50 per cent, on his former
wages which in two months returned the
cost of his scholarship. Sll-2w.
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IRA SAITH has sold half interest IN the
scow be is now engaged in building to Louis
Reis of Milwaukee. 1t will hare carry
ing capacity Of about l25, 900 feet of lum.
bar, and VIII be ready TO sail ia 90 d.ys.
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A WV ten cent currency script is soon
to be issued 1t will be a triHe larger than
the last issue, and will bear on its left end
vignecte pcrtrate of VIM ". Meredith,
Secretary of the Treasury during tho ad-
ministration of President Taylor.
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Examination of Teachers, Spring Of
1874

Applicants for telch-a certificates wi!l
be examined at the following AIMED tim,-
and places, in and for tie countv o. Mani
towoc, Wis -
In the sch" .l,honse at ;hc village al rs"
Rivers, Oh Monday and Tuesday, March %
aod "a.
In the schoo'-hons. near Chloupek'., in
the town of K"s-uiE, on Wednesday and
Thsr-iay. March 25 ami &c.
In the First Department of the Secon.:
Ward School Of the cry Of Mauitow"c, Un
Friiay and Saturday, March p anc 2S.
In she -ctoui-tou,e ut Cato Corners, on
Mon lay and Tuesday. March 80 aud 81
In the school house near Mu'hnl and's. IL,
the town Of Meeme, on "Wednesday anu
Thursday, April and
At tire abore examinations applicants
will write an subjects required for c-r'if
Gates Of the Third Grad. only.
suPrLEaENTARY E1ANISATroN
Will he hell in the Court House IN the cit.
of Manisowoc, OF "Wednesday, II urs.lay,
Frriay, AMI Saturday, May 6. !. 8. ana y
On Wednesday, aud Thursday, Applicant
will he examined in Third Grade rranch, ;
on Friday AIT SATURDAY.. in the higher sub
jects required tor certificates of the FIRST
and Second Grader.
Tn" e Win are to be r. .x,minsd y, sub
jec IN ~hici they 'a'ird a; the resrlar e.-
aminst'on' vii. please It. ni "n SATURDAY..
Parties who are duly n"tifr ol the ne
cessitv Tor re-exnminsiiJs on any su]-c
or suej-cta required by laS, and mo All
to Comply with the terms al the notice " Ill
be refused certificates. When such PARTIES
hold cert. hcat.s witch have not expire.
their refusal IT, b. re-exaInInei, alter due
no:,ce has been given, will lie Considered
sufficient ground Ii,r the annulment OF their
licenses.
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The following gives the number of dele.
gates each town is entitled to. The NUM-.
Der - based on the vote On state ticker Of
1875:
S,hrswis, 1: Meeme, 3: Ceutervile.
3; Eaten, 3 i: Liberty, :: Newton.
2; Rncklani |: Cato, .: Manitowoc
Ra =. 2; Maple Grove. 2 Franklin, 3 :;
Ko .-rrh, 3: Two Rivers, 5 Coop.r-town,
2; 'i'lsnn. 2. MishiIott 3 A.: Two Greeks.
l Manitnwoc. | lst ard, 8 2nd yard,
l 3rd ward, 3: Ith ward. ..
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Assembly District Conventions.

TIE FIRST A.senbiS District Conven-
ton will be held at A. TieEens Hotel IN
the town Of Newton, on Saturday, the 9Th
dnv Of March, at - O'Clock NJ. to elect
delegates 10 tho District Judicial Co.-yen
tion. to be held at Shsboyg.n on Monday,
March 9th. 1874.
Ry Order of Dist Commitfee
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A. G. III. Reef, G.n.l Haragr.
Steamboat Time Table,
xRRrrAL AID pRrAHfr11 or eooplIcH'

ARRIVAL AID pEpARfrH1 or eoopHIcH's
STEAMERS.
The sids-wheel steaness MAnioroe and She.
hoY-an will lsars every morning, (srndays s1-
reptadB a. IL o'clock Sat .raaSs boat leaves a
,. n. @ linR North, saturdav's boat goes through
30 Two C7ceEs, Kewsunee and Ahnepee.
9ts -Dper-cabin steamers Ocnnto, 81, Joseph.
snt Truss3ei1 via arrive and depart from Mani.
sg0- sr; allows
Gctag Salth-Leavss every Monday, Wednesdars
I'D SATURDAY at about a. N.
6soi~g North Leaves every Tuesd-S, Thursday
I'D Saturday, at sbes: Sp.
J. ", TeoYss, Aren't
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Letter List.

The folio Sing is list of letters remain.
ing in the Post Office which have not been
called for:
Anton L. johnson John P.
Abramsen A. Jackson Mrs. Mary 3
Autery Geo. Oiaons Kepd,ick Capt.T.
Arnison Mrs Knute Lenox Joseph
Christensen Christian Miller j.
Edwards AiexauderH. Mafhisen II. II.
Gnllighan Charles Me sen Lars.
Gulickson Halgee Norris John.
Colbert John o. Nelson Emma.
Green VI f.. + Nelson Jul
Christensen Eirgit Oimsted Capt. VIM.
Gal'et A. Olson Z. b.
Sanders & Graham 0sofson Knute
HaaRensen Rev. A. Peterson Mss /. o.
Howe 7. n. Preestrud Ole. T.
Howie William Syvertsen Nils.
Halversen Jens NJ. Smith ". II,
Jensen Salve Smith ~.
Jdstidt Mis-. Kirsti G Waurum K R.
JoYersen Miss Julie Weaver Geo
CHAS. ESSLINGER, N.
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Sewing Machines at Cost.

As wish to close up the Sewing Ma
chine business, will sell what l have on
hand at. cost prices Those in need of a
machine will do well to call at the store of
Stiff F. W. BoRcHERDr.
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WE are PINNED to record the death of the
little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Quiren
Even, of this scity, sged two years.
The funeral took place At their resi-
dence GU Chicago ST., at 2 clock this r. 4.
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Estray Notice.

yearling colt, of dark bay color, left
the enclosure of Mrs. j.. s. Fulmer, of this
CITY, one week ago. Any information in re-
gard to its whereabouts will be suitably re-
wsrdei by the owner.
Sli-tf Mrs E. 8. FuLMER.
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Whlhrtu

law. palsy, .p,-ains, swellings, caksd-breasts,
scalds. burns .lt-rheum, ear-ache, &c,
upon the human tr.ime. and Of strains,
SPAWN gals, &C., upy,n animals in one year
than have all other r.'etended remedies
since the world begin. 1t 80 counter-irr'-
tant, an all healing pain reiievcr. Crippies
throw away their crutches. the ,ime walk
poisonous bites are rendered HARM ess. and
the wounded are healed without scar. II
is no hurnhug. The recipe is published
around each bottle. 1t is selling as no arti-
| 'cle ever before sold. and it sell. because it
does just what it pretends to do Those
who nov suffer from rhe uma,ism, pain OF
Swelling, deserve 10 suff-r if they will not
sse Centaur Llniment. More than 40 GER
tifeates of rems rkabe cures, inclulug fro
zen limbs. chronic rheumatism govt, run
ming tumo-s: SC haze been received. We
will send circular cou'Hining certihcatee.
the recipe, &c. gratis to any one request
ing it. One bottle of the yellow uripers
Centaur L,niment is worth one huudred dol
lars for spawned or sweenied horses and
mules. or for screw-worm III sheep. stock
iininent is worth your atten-
ton. No family should he without Centaur
Linment. Sold BY all druggists. Fifty
cents per bottle; large bottles. 5 GO. j. Is.
Rose & Co So Broadway New York
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Notes From Meme.

FnID BonenkRDr will sell You a sewing
machine for SIS, less than the usual price
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City and County News.

Rad our Madison letter, found on the
fret page
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: A philosophieal keotackisn who was the
envied possessor Of one shirt, while lying
in bed awaiting its return from the line
where il was tapping in solitary grandeur,
wns startled bs m sxcianation froo his
wife to the effect tass 'tbe calf has eaten
it." To this be replied With an equaniui.
y worthy Of = noble cause, ''Thsa who
has meet loSs." A
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-03-05

j. E. PLuns & Bro. will furnish YOU
with groceries, crockery and glass ware, at
panic prices
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8 Truth is Mighty, and will
Prevail"
VECETiNE
PURlEIES THE BLOOD and RE
STORES THE HEAaTA.

SEVENTY ONE YEARS OF AGE.
EAST MAgsKFIKLD Al. % 1870.
Mr. STEvESs-D.ar SIR: | &C, Sc yenn ers
OF AZ; I.ars sUf ret any years win Hi ne,
Comoial t, veaah->s IN nv bscE ami elonacf.
as iuc.d Is IT ends To t. your NESETINE tnJ
l thin : IL tLs .tSt vle'.tc;ne weakness o. 'e
Kidneys ever used. | ave tii-d Iany re nedics
tor :nis coinrian and 1e"e, f,uai 60 much re-
i,e' as iroTa NKGsTISB 1t strengthens and
in,Iyorate- wno.r --:n. hany oi thy
quar- t..Ces save Ia zen IT. AM | .eeye IT TO Ie
Soou O. al &c CEN, saints inr ~aich Ii Is recon-
mended. Yours truly,
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Losr-A striped wooden and silk shawl,
somewhere between Barnes store and the
Green House. The finder will confer a
favor by leaving it at Mr.. Barnes store.
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CITY ITEMS.

Schultz 4 Bko., ever up 10 tn. times
in all the new styles, have the new Gran
gers Caps in all varieties for sale At their
emporium. corne, of Sth and Jay streets. If
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Go and hear the Concert at the Turner'S
Hall, on Saturday evening, given by the
German Singing Society of this place.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-03-05

CAsroRiA is more than a substitute for
Caster Oil. II is the only safe article in
existence which will as initiate the food reg
ulate the bowels cure win,i-colic and pro-
duce natural sleep. 1t contains neither
minerals. morphine or alcohol. and is pleas
ant to take. Children need not cry and
mothers may rest
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-03-05
Respectluliv yours.
|. L. Pr 'TINGIL.
F. m Of 5. NJ. Peitngiii Il g: 10 STATE - Ro,,o,


NHekItSA extends il influence i:.to every oart
'''e uIasn e~2 nisn, meacins with tie
= 81 or, correc in. die action restor-
VI Vltai overs. ere tIu- a teathy formation and
u neat Il tie loo =. Sriviag .uI o:sea.e. ard
-a'in. Niture 20 e ora it, allotted tasx- yKs-
ETINE > odd hs 81. t.ru--ist.. sOe Az
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-03-05

WE would sah attention to the advertis
ment ct Altman and Simon found in an.
other column.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-03-05

KrsosrSs Or n. T. s. J. Robinson's
Irug Store for eighteen cents per gallon.
Soft.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-03-05

RAsn AND BEreEl paid to their en-.
pioyess, at the Dry Dock, Last week, oxer
$3.50.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-03-05

For Sale.--A house and lot with barn
aad a good we'll of water, for sale on
re.- enable terms Inquire of
7tl-4A =. 4. BpwAHPa
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-03-05

The following figures taken from the
PIincipals Report for January, may b of
interest to the patrons of the school and
and taxpayers Of JOINT Dist No. l. City
and Town Of Manisowoc
The first column refers to the present
year the second column to the correspond
ing month last year; the third column to
the increase and decrease,-the decrease
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