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M ETROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE

call attention to the following cheap
Sol q Go d Collar Buttons, FL
Sold Gold Sets of Studs, 81.
bnied Plain Gold Rings, warranted lis., 81 and 81
MOL Plate Bracelets, best goods, a. pair.
kol Plate Vest Chains, new patterns, "a
veg aandsome sed plated Chatelaine and Opera
fiety. III and n.
CeIluio'd Coral Drops ard etuas, q per sett.
Fine Rubber Crosses, latest sty les, soc. and Al
LOckets for and pictures Soc aud al
Necklaces. long CHAINS. Chstelainss.
Vest Chains, sets OF JeweIry, Bracelets, &c., Soc
Infslts hsndsoTe Split Zephyr esques, 81.
Exotic bo1quet Toilet Soap, very sweet, Csc.
Solid steel thALdle abd blade one piecel Silver
plated Desert and Table Knives, 81 per sett.,
White Metal Silver Pfssed Tablespoons and Forks,
warranted, 81 per sett.
l (Pin Ixtenslon Hat Backs. reduced to Hkc,,
always cold Of 500. ,Pictur Frames In large va
ritty, besides number Of other articles Just re-
ceiyed, and all yerr low. -----
H. SILv1RBBRG
MYIRQRQLITAU DOLLAR 9TQkl.
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tHM kHABE CO.'S
Upright &SS<&
PIANO-FORTES, HFkF
PronoGnctd By leading judges the BEST NOW MADE.
TIE FAvORITE McCAMMON PIANOS,
Wei known Tor their sweetness OF tone aud beauty
Of fpith
Second hard PIANOS for sale at prices from $50
upwards on eRsy terms,
Pianos and Organs for rent, and tuning PROMPTLY
attended to. A call respectfully solicited at
hEIGHEkBACH 8 PIANO WAEERUOMS,
seps-tr 423 1lth street above Pa. avenue.
- UGGLES HAMS, USED BY FIRST-CLAsS
H HOTELS In NEW YORK,
Georgetown FAMILY FLUUB, very best, S22S
FAMILY FLOUR. wsTranted, at 81 90 Per Bag
Best EXTEA FLOUR, SI75GslS5 Per Bag.
To ensure satisfaction, am having my
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA
and other COFFEES roasted daily.
The Trenton Butter, Oyster and Wine ORAOk-
ERS received T. gulaTly.
u am determined to sell the Best Quality of
GOODS at Lowest Possible PRICES.
C. wilmer,
sepe tr 1918 Peunsy lyania avenue.
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ID ". BATES, TsQ,
II. xrsHt C0atiTsntGl Ltrs EHsrynHcs Company Of
NgIr fOTk:
DEAR SIR desire through you to express my
q attitude 10 the officers of your Company for the
prompt payment of the go risk upsp the life Of
ms late husband, john q. Howard, and also for
your attention and courtesy in procuring the same.
sepl. 81 fReT MARY O. HOWARD.
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CENTRAL DIsPENsAnf,

CENTRAL DIsPENsARY,
~ Corner 10th and streets.
Open daily from to p. m, Sundays excepted.
Medicine ard attepdance free to the poor
ATTENDING sTAFF-Diseaseso OF Women, DR..
II. II. Barker, NJ endsy and Thursday. Diseases of
Wednesday and Saturday. Diseases Of Heal and
As6domeni Dr. Wm q Ross Tuesday ana FRIDAY.
day. Day. Diseases 81 Eyes and Ear, Or. 2: b. A;
Children, DIR. J. Walter, Tuesday and Friday 81 lm
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THE SEWING MACHINE CASE THAT WA
Il BEFORE TIE POLICE COURT

:, Mr. WEIGH, charging Mary Washington With the
larceny OF Sewing Machine. has no reference
Whatever 70 the ae epts ~ the NEW AMERICAS
SELF SEWING MACHINE. We
merit their future patronage.
tale sToom 33s Pennsylvania avenue, next to the
CSDftneI tai Hotel, north vest.
sepl5 ST. RUSSELL & LOTUS, Agents
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TIE BEST TEAS AND COFFEEs1rIEk
L0REST hAIkS, At S7ANDS Nos. las
LIST At TAsNS1lNG. I'll G61DS
MISTAKES, AND WARRANTED TO GIVE
SATISFACTION OK MONEY REFUNDED.
r. FREuH,
sepl5- In las and lag Canter Market
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POSTPOJ'E.NE.FT.
SECOND AND LAsY
GRAND GIFT CONCERT
IN AID OF THE
Masonic Relief Association

OF
NORFOLK, VA.
DAY POSITIVELY FIXED.
THURSDAY, 18th November.
LAST OHAECE.
This enterprise Is conducted By the MASONIC Re-
LIEF AssocIATIoN, OF NoRFoLH, VA, under au.
March Sth, 1879.
10000 TICKKTs-s,0OO CASH GIFTS.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES

GALL Ar q. GAUTIFRS
" l2l1 and lsls Psnnsy lvania avenue,
for pure WINES and LIQUORS, % Oh grades,
CLARkT, Per Dozen, IS 50; RHINE wINE, g;
CA1ANBA, o. o. per CalloF. ~
,GIhGER BRANDY, RAsPBERRY sTRUP,
&C &C.
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AnO OIuer GOODS 81 lowest possible rates
hi-fHoNzo rOUNGs a CO., Grocers,
hAsoSIo TEMPLE. srH srrErr.
Opposite Q. q. Patent onos,
ILPHoEZo YoUses,l
J. Y. JOHNSON 1884,.
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Legal Notices.
TN PRoBATE-NANIT0 COUNTY
tGoURT.

TN BATE-HANITOWoC COUNTY
tcoURT.
In the matter of the estate Of John F.
Croniu. deceased
On reading ami Sling the petition Of Peter
NulhoiiaHd. setting forth the amcunt u per-
soaal estate rhat h9s come 10 bis hlals, an,l
tie disposition thereof-the amount Of debts
oufsian ling against sal deceased. and a
description Of all the real estate Of which
said deceased died seized. sni the condition
and V ue Of the respective portions thereof;
nd prayiHg that license be tu him granted
to sell III. OF the cal estate of Stil DECEASED,
and il appearing by said petition, that there
is not sufficient person J estate IN the hands
Of said Administrator to pav said debts. ard
that it Is necessary in order to paw the sane,
to sell the " hole of said real estate IL J.
therefore ordered that ALI persons Interested
in sail estate appear before the Judgo Of this
Court. on Mon ay the 18th dag Of April, 4
u. 1874 1T 10 o'clock A NJ at the 1ffice Of
the county Judge in the City Of Nlnitowoc
IN said county. then and there 10 show cause
III any there be- why license should not b.
granted TO said administrator to sell said
real estate aecariing to the prayer Of siid
petition. 4 nj u y further aras4 ell. that a
copy OF this order sisal be pubishei for four
successive weeis prior to said day Of hearing,
in the Manit woe piLoT a weekly uewsp lper
printe AMI published 1T Mauitowoc in -td
unity, AMI sersonlliy served on all persons
interested in said estate, residing in said
,unty, g least fourteen days Eetore slii
dsy Of hearing By the Court.
Dated NJ Mauitowoc, the l6th day O. March
\. Il 1871.
si3-it 7. G OLusrFo. County Judge.
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fars by Ia, "wn parry, i's place ouli hay4
. bven : @ mpacatlv~iy cay one But he
was a product If q rev"lutioa, s.tI had I,
put ia Operation. a totally new eundIt!Ln o;
al4.r, che opp ,9t.c # tina: which ha pro-
crusd him. thousand + icnis aud va4ua-
tcer aISi,er- tai 20 lie heard, and, f pos
,.Uie, ari,hr1. R,i.r,ai anu other GUS
tIons II tie greatest magnitude involved IT.
recent p"lIt.c.i Charges, hal to IL met
Ihe ; aIc prison mad been rt-Ur- su' zed III
d. laA nade for lin by the preceding
irg la ur-. Cempi. atoms grew oul of ,has
qu--t.ot, a';d -..!.ie fetoraiers werr afia,I
II serious errors. Dus tl->e errcrs wrre
u9t made eF-ES ding ended fsrtun ~
and app j., sld II Is admitted that Tie
prison I.a- Reached the custody ut safe,
vumpr;eut aHd il,I4e-. hands. ills friends
aI-u b-carHc inpasIeut because hc della et
action on The Va. cDr>in Central Ger ticates,
aud on tile approval Of thr ST. Groix IL d
bill. Eu. the rrsult ia both ca IS sIouei i
tha5 their fears aud appreheH-iuns were
groundl-ss. IL lis oau good time, he dd
t,s whole du eAatlly - he VI IerstoCa IT.,
AMI In ~ay TO saTi>fy the whoie PEOPLE,
with the exception Of = few parties wt.Vse
l"cal aud ps r>uual i..terr-t. We're not served
Uv h:s action. lie has been slow, ;ilsu, in
making Appointments ana removals, and
y thut re"-oH H., dissatisfied some. Bur
t may he safely predicted that, IN the end,
nc VIII sau,t. tne pub.ic opinIon, or at least
'he "pin'on of the retpnn party, IN TIL, re-
spec. Ii" gravelv distru~ls the efficacy IF
tie Ialr"a lsw caIetT .tht Pot er biIl, ~
and dors hot Gelsevs that it Will cure any Of
me existing IA Road evil, or rather he be-
ieves that u VII cav.e more eyil5 than il
: III cure Bu- ~ Was compelled t. >Ign
tic bl!i, becnu>- nothing better was given
iln to aI5it. y" man Ia the State com
nave stepped lnto the place which lie ns
suned amI have ma,io fewer etrO 3 than lac
.as male, or given to the pubic greater
reason tiiaa he has gwen Ihcrl t. be salts
hei Nth tiIc Change winch they made ia
P.htlcs !s>t !ail. ihe w isest ami mos tx
p-flen ;ed pahtlciln - Lu could have been
ciio>ea would PROBABLY hnYr made 1t f,rlurl
~ his plIce; tnd s.e has not been f,iIurr.
Jn the contrary lac has succeeded - well
ttr first ten weeks III nticr taat be mive>
every promise Of being grand success be-
tore his two years are ou-.
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STATE NEW (.

\ lodge Ct the Sons of Herman has
been es'a lishel ut Fond ia Lac, recently
The new bridge across the Wise ansic
River, IT Boscobel, will soon be completed.
Patrick Sullivan dropped dead in res
taurant, at Stevcns Point, on Thursday, Of
heart disease
The farmers OF I"wa county arc club
ling together and sending their stock to
market ~ 'oss
Dan Dryer, formerly Of Fond ia Lac, Is
IN j-ii $. Abort Lea, Minne~oto, charged
with Illicit di~'il'ing.
Par;c& O'Connor. of Darlington. had
on" Of h~ leS. cnt off, the other day, by
being run over by locomotixe.
President Grant has signei the bi! to
extend tho time FOR the completion Of
the Green Bay aud Sturgeon Bay canal.
Mrs Ln.e \. TAYLOR secured IN two DAYS
2oo subscribers Tor THE Chip Basket,
of Ter late husband at Sparta last week
f ? Duly, cf Marathon couptv, was
l;n.t H. -. ...i.roo..r ,,;-,h..af
i, The l...-;nr c,,on n vcps,3 =, Tno..
lav 'a>,
Lon. Gov p ,~Lor va. ,..s.us :.,
an elegant cnli wat tch Iy senator Barron,
on leb-rr .f the Srp,+,r. ,r,er rio al
i,,,rnncp, ot tho S,pnta on Nonlov
- ~ u,
-,,.,,, ,e .,r..;, h.1;,r =,
.a,.o r. ,r,r,n;.,.,I,i,o ae ,,,to,
-
h:n,-el; in the al,l,rnen. anl died IN n shnr,
tiLc.
.T,bo T,owla- or rr,:r;a l., rt,:., $50,
.s !. ,a...u.,,.;
sd. ,t:..;; ,Lo :,
uoint
- 49,, !. -,
-
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Adn1iniStratrix a Sale.

| Ph'bEA TE. MANl1U VOC COUNTY
L COURT.
in the matter of the estate ef John Dawson,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue and
in pursuance Of an order of License. made
IN said matter, on the 22l dry Of Decem Der,
4 II. 1873 By the County Court of said
county the undersigned AiministraSrix Of
Estate Of John Dawson, deceased will. on
Monday the End lay Of FebraaryA H. 1874
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon Of sal | day at
the ohce of the C9uptv JnIge ir the Village
OF AAnifowoc, in SAID County, offer lor Sale,
ut Public Nenaue. the following described
Lands, ro.wIt The unleriIel half part OF
the East half Of the Northeast quarter Of
Section seventeen tlT). Township i<enfv-
two (ae) East, County Of Maairowoc, Wis
consin
The Terms of Sale Cash.
MARGARET DAwsoS, Admins rltrix
Dated ut Nslnitnwoc, the c2I 4 = OF Decrfn-
bcr, \. ID 1873. SAl-4w
The above sue is hereby aijouraed til
Monday the 9th day Of February. 4 D.
1874, al ten o'"lock in tie forenoon Of id
day, at th- office Of the County Judge III the
City Of Mauitowoc in said County.
MARGARET DAwsoN, Alniuiscratriz
Date at Mautor oc. the 2l dty Of Feb
rulry \. b, 1874.
The above sale i hereby qdiournel TIL
Monday the % dlv Of March 4 u 1874.
at ten 0 clock in the forenoon Of said day
at the Office of the County lu Ige in the City
Of Manitowoc in sali Coanty.
MARGARET DAwsoN, RGministratrix
Dated at Mauitowoc tie llth y ot Feb
ruary, A. y i-74 50 s-6,r.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY

IN pRoNATr U,vTrnwn.- ,,,,T->-r,-
rotrpT
n
.,..n.,.aI ''''' - 'o'h 'hA"'
~, ,a,.,;, :,,,.
n r;la,. sI.;f.ats " 'i''"" O nun
I.cea,sI ST.. T,+a.- ~ 's'ale % sa'i
...ha, - "a no PTtsoha' es-
~. ~ 't.s ~ i-.s w - M 'Ae hisposI-
li2h tHefeei--'he amount ot debts "us-t#nd-
,s .t .tos. s.I 80 isss,se. 2G.' = ies2rlPt'on
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SUMNER.
Outline OF HIS Isc-Pcrsenal Char
ncteristics

Since Charles Summer hss been in Tub
lic life, his history, almost down to IFS
minutest details, was so familiar TO the
public, tha. 70 astampt to repeat it : Ike
repeating familiar story. Ills history.
previously to entering into public life, !
well condensed n the appended extract:
lie was born in Boston, Mass, Janunrv
6. 1911. His grandfather was major in
the Revolutionary army, and bis father
held the office Of high sheriff Of Sufo.L
county COR fourteen years, and asd s0me
claim. TO literary distinction, Thi, taste
for letters was Inherited IN very eminent
degree BIZ his distinguished son, Who gra!u
.:ed wi-h high honors a. Harvard college
IN 1880. and there lail the foundation a.
that profound and elegant scholarship with
which he has dornei hi- ppl ti,:l career.
He wss u student at the CaHbri lge 1au
school for three years, during most Of which
time he had editorial charge % the Ameri-
can Jpris., legal jonrnnl Of consider; BIZ
i'm oortancc; and in 1884 was aimitte to
practice st tha Bost1r bag. lie vas soon
Appointed reporter Of the United State-
orcrit court. and while occupying that
po.il on published the thre. volumes cf re-
port. which bear his name At the same
reri,i he VAS emplayed A. teacher IN tl,c
law school, and subsequently, was offered -
Professor chair IN the cn!,ge praI rr
which he declined. IL ls5. he syent abroad
and remained three wears, travelling rxteT
siyeiy in Europe, and rerriviu. maratl at
ten,ion from tie litcr'4ti oF England, :,
whom hc was r. ,anmrndel by . namh.
Of elaborate orations an pamphp.s on tn
subject Of universal pence. hr'urniu.
home in 1870. Mr. Sumner resumed ne
practice Of law, and between 1874 aud 1916
supnrlntsnLed tie publication of an edition
"Eescy's Reports" in twenty volumes.
Iii. Efforts, ho 1cver, we're rot confined to
his profess or, and frequent appearances
upon the atform gave him substantial
reputation as u politicii speaker. Having
"sriT den. fed himself with the abolition
naovcm"n'. he was ready to take advantage
Of the first decided victory Of he Free
Soil" party in Massachusetts,, and in 1854
succse,,ed Daaiel Webster in the United
States Sctlate
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Beecher delivered am eloquent GRAFTON on
the iIfe and character ni Charles Sumner,
taking for hi, text the 10th verse of the
frs, chapter al Isaiah: And viii re
store thy judges as at the first, and thy
councillor as at tie beginning. After
ward thou shalt he called The city ot
righteDu>neS>.' He said the character Of
Sumner was MT that Of a genus. his great
nes- lav in the cnmprrhen.iyenesS of his
eluca'inn and hi> high moral principle
Lik John Br ,wn an :. hran n Lincoln,
he was IL martvr to freedom. His memory y
wnu d Le cherished ia the hearts Of the
cDlored race t. the end If tune and his
life ought !" he held up bright
hmpl. to the youth Of our country, especial
~ a this lime, when corruptinn is 50 u IL
var-ul
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Legal n Offices.
TSPRoB iTE--MANiTowoC COUNTY
| TnrRT

In the Matter OF the Estate of VI ,rtha ! i.
WeGmtn. Deceased.
On reading anl sling the petition OF z. S.
Weemsn, OF said county representing among
other things that Msrtht J. Weemau, late Of
said comfy on the lsr 4 " of IlRuarv, A.
D., 1863, at the city q Mlniiowec, in
Sail couaty, died in;aztats, Iesvi c cert ain
resl est tie within this State Of Wiseau-
sin, ami that the s4in petitioner Is og
kin OF sad deceased. tui praying that
= I'm instr tim 0: salt estate hr to Geo n
Waoajn. gr1ntet, il As ordered that ssid Pc
tition be heard before the Judge Of tti.
Court. GU Monday, Tue 23l day OF March, A.
r., 1874, at 10 Clock \. VI At uy Office in
said County.
Ordered further. that notice thereof be
given to the heirs Of said deceased, aud 10
ali persons interested, hy publishing a c,py
oftfiS order fer three sueccs.ivc seks Fri u
TO stii day Of herring in the Neujtowoc
PiLor, Weekly Newsptpe Published at
Manitowoc cry. in saII County
7. G 0LssrRp. rognty Judge.
D..ed. at Nanitewec the 2ist dsy Of Febru-
airy. 4 d. 1874. $685.,
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IN PROBATE -NASEFoWtr CDvTTy
4 COURT
In III. ro.r.c, rt tha ru.r.,i,n hin or taa
minor heir. 81 AM Saper decreased
Notice j, hereby g,v.a. 4. il lsy vIr.u.anl
in ,p,s a1c or..r Ur1rr or I,i.a,.a rr,.3,.
in said m,lter an tb. Ism NV of S.rtcmscr
4 d 1914. bv tbe trauu.v C,u1, of sal.l
= ,uptv. tbe u,ttlor.i9.a..l .Iina Soner. ,r,t.r-
diam of the minor hslrs ~ s.jI ,Yt7, e5n,.
4.co.soa ,y;l n, v...lr ,I.a l2.h J4v ~
.r,.iI u I4-4 - .cIa.,, il ~. f,,e.
n6on Of ijIav ,t ~, of,,oa ~ The f..If,tv
JnJrc IN the Or, nr N.inif,,roc in SAIL
Cnnf9tv or.. car il ~ r,4,li., =, nine ; .
f,Ilnwing Ioscril,rJ isn.;s ro..,;t. IA Nan, i
toIr ,f,E, s,,,,r,,g... o,sr.... ~ -. y,...l,
west nn,rier ~ sac,io, o. Tow, 10 r,c,t,
Of Range -. in Nari-owa. Ccrn.v. state of
W;.c,,,.;,
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PROBATE MANITowoC COUNTY

In the Matter Of the Estate Of Omond
Johnson Deceased.
On reading and fling the petition Of Peter
Hanson aud Ole I 0ieson two Of the execu-
tors in and iorsaii estate. setting forth the
amount Of personal estate that has come to
there hands, anl the disposition thereof
the &mOunt Of debts outstanding against said
deceased and description Of nil the real
estate Of which saii deceased died seized
and the condition and value Of the respertiye
portions thereof; and praying that license
lie to them granted to sell ali Of said real
estate and II appearing by said petition. that
there is not sufficient personal estate in the
hands Of said executors to pay snid debts sand
that i Is necessary in order o paw the same.
to sell all Of said real estate: It is therefore
ordered that all persons Interested in said
estate appear before the Judge Of this Court
en- Monday tie I'D ciay Of AIirch a, d. 1874
NJ 10 O'clock \. VI. ct the office orihe County
Judge IL the City Of Nanitowoc IN said cnun-
T., then and there 10 show cause ilfanv there
bc) why license should not be granted to said
executors to sell sal real estate according
to the PRAYER Of said netition.
And Il - further fderel, that n copy Of
this cr''rr ~hti! | e :, bishel for four success
siye weeks prior 10 slid day OF hearing. in
the Huit0woc PfoF a Weekly Newspc per
printed aud pub.i-h,A at Ma.ltowac in sail
county, AMI personally served on all perS Jns
interested in said estate. residing in said
C"uatv. at least fourteen da"s before said
day Of hearing. by the Court
Dated at Mauito"oc the - day Of February
A D. 1874 SiG-:s.
T q A'nStel Cncntv Ju.,,o
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MADISON

The Close and Review OF the rss;on.
-Eae Shortest Session in Fl Years
Greatly Re6uccd Ex ocnseS-s.5O.O GOO
saved in 4 PpE pEOpriations s.-HaiIrOad
Legislation "a Probable Failure
But SC vast the Beat that the Senate
WouI,. Permit Gov. EaysGf-s irsI
gea ..ecis ia 0fIice-Eae Succc-s OF
TEI- Admin .trltion
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\ man in Fond Iu Inc county has bee,
sent to Jail for holding his riie's fee ana
hands on d hot stove unli, they were bis.
tered.
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iDiFf EOR-ET,n>

Alan Roberts. Blacksmith ri Wa .~.,nsEef
2Acp on nc cone OF - "a mt Y rxfts
.',r $ cr.. as Glol lsut elp a. any oi s. ~ ~
''-'A.e'is 'A -A CEt ~ .G
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CHARLES SC.ErEAg..

{ E.NhsuEo&ARLS TAILOR, has removed 'o
4 Buff 10 street, ; dnors west us Rtnls
Store. All work warranted well done and
10 fit
Minitowoc, NOV. 90. 1879. i4.25.iv
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1i}sE4sEE SINKS,


Je'.hr n ) "ve-: also NanH 'acgrr=~ o. Tn ,1sat
l'Ar" Cor fer h9r" AL K ~ OF r.l al, rogt
-. .t'.-si bet"sen yor.- and d III. o. Ma, :.
fc a..
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CONNER e'sl-st net zen Z .tti and Sir.r s.--,
tow3'. Alss AeNsupr. rror-st1. B.-;s,Cyu1.
u 4ati. .Es toc te l'areln oubhc Tsru's eheAt
and salts. !gtlIn cUirrautee5, Il
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sFEs.aSNzS rrEKxE

Vii!yms .G 81. kzlr sr. pronria.o.. r,,. -rf,tgi
an Fran lin Is. N ID toaoc " i.cpnsin. Esst
eco hmod'tipn or ths travelling puol,c. SAMPLE
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-03-19

Busincss-SOIem and Impressive
Ceremonies-Kesurt of Autopsy 4
the Body-r eefIu.s and Resolution,
of Colored Men.
oBsEeCrEs.
Bo.roS, March I6--Ba-taa, and nearly
ness to-day, in honor t.; Charles Sumner
Tie obseu,iieS of Senator Sumner tnob
place at $3.50 O'Clock this afternoon, at
King, Chapel. The remains were consey
ed from Doric Hail, in hearse drawn hy
four black horses, escorted By a force o.
mouns5d state constabies, followed by n
procession Of executive and Legislative
authorities, congressional committee, aud
delegation of United States otfical-.
mucipal authorities, and other bottles
The
PALL BEARERS
were cx u vernon Clifford, ex-governor
Bullock, sx-Goycruor Clafin, ex Cover
nor Washburn, ex Chief Justice Bigelow,
\. p Banks, Robert c. inthrop, Charles
Francis 4 dams, John G. Whittier, and
Ralph Waldo Emerson.
4. ,he c,-kct wo. bo-os fro,,, IN. hal,
.. ,ha .,an. p,lau;n hand ,I,vei ,b..
dead mach IN Saul.
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pissed down Beacon street, between mass
- of n,onI. vhic5 Il reau;re8 the vig,lant
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n. v,ot. The, re,d t,o ,a.o,ras of tra
sary;r. hcc;,n;,, Man ,n,, ). h.rro or >
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i Can # misery Ths choir ,bor s,o..
s,Io.,ra Golto orao- ~ nv rs" Tto
rr,vars oc tho sar,ieo coIIcw,d after
which the cbcir sa,g ..Sarv,n,of C.l wa,1
done,
Mr. F,ot. tho, nr,,ouncol 40 hsned;c.
t;n, o,l NJ, I,1s.ot,, r,o,l ,,.,t.
was playel unop the orran. a. tI,. remains
were removed fr,n tl,a chrr,f
The procession then re- formed, and the
cortage slowly proceeded through Beacon
and Charles streets +, C,mbr;ara hri5,.
and thence to u,,,, ,,h,-, ,,bora : a.
rived shorty after g o,.r,.,,
AT TIE GRAVE
the Jord's pr,v.r wos ,ocitad br pov
Dr. Sunderland eI,;r f c,u... 1.
vo;ces, frnm ,b,. ANIL, or,b ,,. -.
n,nrnnr;atp p,p.in and q ha~.,l;..;,,, J.,
Rev. Mr.. Fo.ter 81 SOD rha l,s, sal in.
raii to the mortal remains of flo Mas.
,chusetts senior Sa,a.or o,3 R,..,,
boncro5 son
In accordance x;,h Coz w,.la,r
proclamation. the bells were toIIe5 d,r;,c
an thu time tb. rr,ca.s;on ,as mo,;,
A vast crowd rtbcre1 N the yic,,i vnf tba
STATE house and Kinr,s chanel and li,.d
rho routa oe,ho ,r,e,..;on
THE AUTOPSY.