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TWO RIVERS pIvIsHos.
PesT OFFICE
.rlraL, al D.0artures Of Ik..il,.

Hy-seuth. seuth Past ssnts. soufh- West,
seGYes asBnG voc Daily at O'Clock q. y. ssH
k*rIye- At SIS tCyaa line tor tie ears TO FOND
aN Lac. fhrss times wsek Aosans, HsnnosoaS,
md Friday. BIZ the Of ScwfosDurs, Mesnne.
FL = ards, Towards Grove. to egsbsy gaa, and
tarse times ssek--fussaay> Tliursday. and Sat
ar3lg-5s way % Nsrduesm, HIk., CeAIssaile,
MG>sie- - ~ es0Sgan.
Won Nantowoe 20 Tr3 River, ,a1lvD at 9
q lock IL, ana,afrses ar &anis's &c al o'clock
o a.. F.5
Eri-NeekIy-To CAiitsf. leaves &anito
See>erery Tuesday, Taarssay, sud Saturday. zal
JtrtVss E1fissoD i ~,
Arrives at ManiscwtE eve1y Aonds,. Wsdne:
q a 4ns Friaal at : 2 u.
Iri~NeeAfy-fo Green B5Y--vis. Two
Y 5r.-Leayes NAM owsc every Monday. we'd
Z -faY and Friday st5 IA, md arrives al Gr.Sn
bty lezt dAy al g ~ sl -.-
Arrives at Hasitoace every TUESDAY. fhurr
Lgy and os.uruay, al a "a.
seasi-weekiY--To kswaunse-via Two
J yefs-Lsave- Sanro~os, Nosday. a.d T1gEs-
dat n. md arrives at AsaitS.oe very
TUESDAY aud III f>sag OF Tan.
tteekIy-frGIn h5nitcwoc 10 AeEash4-
Leaves M.ui.osHc ever Friday at Il. AUG ar.
rifes Al Y ID Saudly.
TIE s1eefa Post Oficss OF Franeis Creek, Prac.
Gae RoseHcraG-, gel tAer ipcIi every hatardhS
forenoon.
POST oLee cpsa for delivering heller r'scm u
If pa.
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Every year increases the popularity
this valuable Hair Preparation which is
due to merit alone. We can assure cur
old patrons that it is kept fully up to its high
standard; and it is the only reliable and
perfected preparation for restoring GRAY
OR FADED HAIR to It's youthful color, max
ing 1t soft, lu.trous, aud silken. The
scalp, by it's use, becomes white and clean.
1t removes all eraptions and dandruff, and,
by It's tonic properties, prevents the hair
from falling cut, as it stimulates and
naur.shes the hair-glapds. BY lts use, the
hair grows thicker ai,d stronger. In bald
ness, it restores the capillary glands to
their normal vigor, and will create a new
growth. except in extreme old age. 1t is
the most econopical HAIR DaEssIsG ever
used. ~ il requires fewer applications. and
gives the hair a splendid. glossy appear.
ance A. 4. HAYES. NJ D., State Assay.
er of Massachusetts, sars. q The ennstitu.
ents are pure, and carefully selected for
excellent quality and / consider it the
Best PREPARATION for its intended pur-
poses"
old BY OH Druggists, and Dealers 10 Md
etpes
Prize Una Dollar
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HARvlsTfss 10 this ssuutry has already
sanay and light ha. she harvest work will
mot gesersay hs ssgan until sexs week OF
Ne week astsr. uxiaS TO the 4ry weather
faHtss- OF Larss weeks back the grain crops
in shs s>sa,y Will no, yield a. much as their
torii., appears sees in sss spring promised
bs~sver, ,hs average yield will nearly
ssyNa ths< Of last year.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-23

Tm Essaunee Epteyrtss has an account
Of the damage asae ia that eosnty by fres
which recently havs been rasiag in the
xesas Several hsasss have been burned
and iasxs s.,esai CT I~mage done 10 fen
ca, aud timber. Ii. res ave no, as yet
besn ss,inguisAsi and in case of hard
wind tLe5 are liAs,e t. break out sfrssh.
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xvrs6ts Accfpr,r Lust SaHdav even,

xSK4ots ACCIDENT. Lust Sunday even
ing while CS4Hney Cone and two conpan-
ions we're driving dpwa Eighth street, their
lorse stumbled AID fell. The boys were
A,rorp e.t- with considerable force, an !.
.,Aanncey Coas vas - unfortunate as to
-.sr.ru aid was Immediately summoned,
sns the sAoslasr 60, in place. lie lie NOW
doing timely
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-23

Ara nsefsag ~ the Directors OF School
lie, aa. In ais ely, on lsss Tsursday
a.. following persons were cheses az teach
n. Tor the ensuing year: Principal, Mr. n.
lesrrs. Assistants, Miss Aarr. Miss cuddy
Aiss Pkirney ,Ni.syennis Hodges. Miss Anna
Burnst. Hiss Fauay o'conner, Mrs. Barns,
Miss Ella saekets- Miss Gertie sisree- BY
l.sking over the names of the teachers
n, !. - "a seer Tia, with the addition OF a
s,w .naL4s he l.st remains the same as j.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-23

Bottle lii, once rich mining region Of
California, was located in way sad for
temperance min 10 reflect upon. A party
on prospecting tou, reached the elevation
wb,le one Of them, Vas faKhiag tue con-
tents Of ia last whisky bottle. Tie
absorser expressed a discrimination not u
20 any further. TIE erour1 prrspectfd
ric..i,s and the parry lal no reason to
regret The giying ont of the whisky.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-23

A Boston physician thinks that the pro-
cess of kneading bread is decidedly object
ionabie at any time, but in warm weather,
whaa perspiration is in constant flow, it is
the uHdoue ted means of introducing into
bread impurities and the seeds of positive
DISEASE, The cleaner the skin be more
eopicus the persriration. Tbe physician
do-s not suggest any other method Of Lyt sd
making
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-23

TINS Rshsnt Bill Of Pref, visay, at the
Turner Hall on next Saturday Is expected
to be charming affair. We understand
that 40 arsrally large number CT invita-
ten have been seat cat, and large atten-
dance Is anticipated
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-23

TIE Gent leman IN Black /" who is the
utelar demon Of dram-shcps, assumes his
sourcst aspect when the rapid progress .
Vinegar Bit;ers is renort ed, down below"
The Peoples Vegetable Tonic is playing the
mischief al his bitters fifed with rum. All
dieas.S which those demoniac nostrums az
gravate, under preiens Of relieving such as
Indigestion, sick headache, constipation.
rheumatism, govt and interminent fevcrs
are cured by il. S2a-lw
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AfH =. RAD BID eff ans sosw, that wal
bang bull. by Ira Smith, at the sale on las,
Saturday. Va understand that he bought it
for a party ri Milwaukee, and ~ to have the
i.b of esmlssting 1t. The price paid, we
Lsiore ~. i2sJ
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-23
THE INDIANS.
The Pr0vOcatiOn for the Outbreak Of
the Savages of kan-ss Report
from Fort Sill th-t an India " AZ is
Inevitable, etc, etc.
Tile INDIANS OWN sToKY.

THE INDIANS Own STORY.
ST. Louis, July 2Q.-Messrs Holds, Of
Indiana, Earle, Of Massachusetts. Tabor,
of New York, Rhodes, Of Philadelphia and
johnson, Of Cincinnati, members of the
Quaker Commission, which has control Of
the Indian policy, and who have recently
been to Lawrence, Ka,, to exarnire into
the conduct of their agent. J. d. Miles,
arrived here yesterday en- route home.
They say from 100 - $50 CheyeLnes, Ara
pahoes and few C0mmnn, hes constitute
al the Indians wv on the war path IN the
southwest, aad belonging wholly to wild
tribes, The late disturbances and cruel
ties have grown out of tie fact that white
buffalo hunters and whiskey sellers have
frequently come into the Indian territory,
and, after making the Indians drank, stol
EN- their ponies and escaped. apd other
wise Violated abe treaty stipulations with
those indians. The chiefs OF these tr;oe:
have patiently endured these oft-repeatea
and unredressed WRONGS, but some Of their
ambitious young men, stung BY tie taTdi-
ness Of redress, have taken the punishment
of tn se people into their own haIas, nd
shown much cruelty and committed excuses
IN return. The commissioners say Santa
ia and Bug Tree, who were 50 long con.
tined in the Texas penetentiary, are true
TO heir promise, and maintain a peaceful
coufse in good faith,
FORT STEELE SEIGHBoRHooD.
OMAHA, Neb., July 20.-No further in
formation from the Indians. Military are
on the alert. Prominent officers and e1-
perlenced frontiersmen express the opinion
that the late raid into Fort Steele indicates
what the Horn people call general Indian
war since the establishment Of Fort Steele
no Indians have been knawn to be in the
vicinity, and the niners north of Rawlins
were considered safe, that bang country
seldom VISITED by Indians. .. 81.
IN TEXAS.
GALVESTON, Tex, July 20.-The News
Austin special.says no official detail. have
been received of Major Jones fight with
the Indiuns near Jacksboro. Adi-Gen,
Hull has received advices that on the 9th
seventy ave Indians attacked, a small party
of scouts belonging to Capt. Stevens and
lcard's command. The scouts were so
seriously outnumbered that they aroided
an Encounter,
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
CHICAGO, July 20-A telegram has
been received at Gen. Shcrdan's headouar-
tiers from Port Olms.ead, Washington Ter
Eitory, under date Of July I6, announcing
the defeat of the Arrapahoes BY Cart.
Bates, With twenty Ave Indians killed by
actual count, While The loss to the troops
was small.
Information from Fort Sill is received to
the eject that large numbers of Comman-
ches are on the warpath, and have had sey-
eral bloody engagements with United
Stateg soldiers. Old Indian traders predict
a general uprising. The barbari,ies Of the
Indians seem unrestrainei, and great alarm
is te!t in the whole Indian Territory
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

CNDEE the new postal law, which al
lows four POUNDS of merchandise to 60
through the ,aails for thirty two cents, the
forwarding Of samples, Instruments, &c,
by mail has been largely increased. The
highest postal rate for four pounds is about
as low as that of the express companies to
neas points, and much lower than express
rates to nore distant parts of the country.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-23
Buckingham's Dye
FOR.THE WHISKERs.

As our Eenewer IN many cases requires
too long time, and too much care, 20 le-
store gray or faded yhiskers, we have pre-
pared this dye, IN pae preparation; which
will quickly and effectually accomplish this
result. l. is easily applied, and produces
a color WHICH viii neither rub nor wash of.
Sold by all Drug.ists Price Fifty Cents
Manufactured by r. P. Hall S Co.
NASHUA, n. Ii.
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New Advertisements,
~-~-~~-~-~~-o~-----
ESTRAY NOTICE !

A dark hyown horse, about 10 years old
with white hind feet. and white spot in fore
head, came into my enclosure on the Lake
Shore Road to Sheboygan. about seven miles
South Of this city, OF the 18th of July. I'll
owner is requested II prove property, pay
the charges and take the animal away.
FKKDESIC LIR9ERs.
July 10th, 2a7i. s3Ot3.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-23

Ar THE University boat r.se which took
place =. Saratoga on last saturday, ths GREY
from Columbia College cs1e off winners.
CIlvs from nearly all If the prineipal
Eastern college, participated in tn. race
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-23
WANTED-DAN BOAKDEKS.

A few day boarders can be accommodated
with first GLASS beard at reasonable rates
For particulars, enquire,f hrs. A, ". Shep-
ard, corner of Busfal0an- Main Streets
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-23

fHE three n,astsd schooner Lshs Forsst. of
Chicago, wa- broaght here las. Saturday for
fAe parpose fsavius a new deck pat in her,
J., Rad & Berger.
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W0nd

The cures affected BY Lr. wolcott's
Celebrated Remedies, are simply wonder
fol. Those suffering from Coughs, Ca
tarrh, and Pain should try THIN. They
are sure cure. They have reces.ly been
placed By the agent for this county in all
the leading Drug Stores of this city, ex-
cept 7. 4 j. Robinson's, having been in
trodueeda here at the urgent request of
hose who know their value.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-23
INTERPRETATION SCANDAL.

Notwithstanding the ssathing editorials
Of the Chicago Times and the Milwaukee,
sSssisDet, which came TO hand yesterday,
al Rev Henry Ward Beecher,, drawn
out BY Theodore Tiltyn'k tie ~ foot long
yeare sf ssls ias ssed, silent, sorrowfal suf-
serings; we are NOT Ct tbs nu~beE TO say,
&. Get behind me Satan"
Mr. Tiltsn and Ii. c.. Bswen have had
nearly iesE years to weave their web for
Breehsfss destruction, and il the whole
statement Ct fhton's thosld prove utterly
faise IT weld only pruye shis effort more
ef.ba,aie, aut NOT in any sense more cheeky
than his attempt % certify to, tas spo,lsss
purify Of HE lie Of Victoria C. Wosdh uI
sSne ts0 yesrs .inct.. A Mfs. T1to1 and
Mr. Beecber srs yet to be ieazd from, We
can only canYass the inertia Of ore or two
IL Tihon's statements.
That young husbands within reach os
the PILoT may not he too trusting, and
Afterwards assume Tlion's ,,sls Of injured
innocence, We quote the seventh subdisi
sion q Tiltsn's indIctuent against Beech
sr, towit:
That the hrs. suspicion .bich crossed
ne mad Of Theodore Tilton that Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher vas abusing, or
might abuse the affection and reverence
shsoh Mas. TIlton Lore toward her pastor,
Aas
AZ rhPRoPRR eAREss
given by Bescss, q, Mrs. Triton by y
shjs seated by her SIDE on the aoor of his
library, overlooking eugraviEgs. Nh Til
toI, = few hours afteiwa,d, asked of his
wife an explanation Oh her permission OF
such iiseFty, wbereat she ~ iist denied
tie fact, but then confessed it, AMI sad
she bad spoken ck&lingy to Recchsr COP
corning 1t. On aEoiber occasion, Tilton,
after leaving the house in the carly mors-
Iag, returned to it 10 the forenoon. Ed On
goIn. to his bed chamber,
Eougp THE poos LOCKED,
AMI when, on Knocking. the door was open
vi by Mrs. Til,on, Bee1t.er was seen withia,
nppErsntly much confssei. and exhibiting
a aushed face. Mrs. T,itan aftsrw AID
made plausible explanation, which, from
tLe CONFIDENCE repossd IN her by her hus
saao, was by hln deemed satisfactory"
Ne opile that tho above state N ant is
TOO tim Tor middle aged people to believe,
at least we could not believe that If be
proved all the b4lapse of his Indictment,
unless he add ar other affidavit that he Til
tom Is tho mess foolhardy of living fools.
Again, in excusiDg himself for his in fat
IN zion for Victoria C. Woo Ihull, on the
plea Of keeping aes srom publishing the
statement wnich she afterwards published,
that he "sogeht by many personal sero.ces
and kindly attentions to influence her to
such good will toward himself and family
as would remove all disposition or desire in
her to atiict him with such publication
1t is possible, but noe probable, as she has
said that TIlten found soiacs in Ter arms
for a year, and their s,ataments do not dis
agree materially as to time, as he states ha
made her acquaintance about the 22d af
May, 1871, and become estranged in April,
1872. Rosr Tilton, did not Victoria mag
aiiy the wrongs you were suffering, and
frst open sour eyes to The depths you had
fallen By yo"r wifs's supposed pnfaishful-
pesz.
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VIZ should Judge that the Haske: Factory
was doing a large business by she number
Of loads OF baskets that are daily being
drawh to the warehouse.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-23

Mn sMa LLEy has thc hniiaiRg for Ids new
~ chine shop well under The new
structure will bs hrger AMI much more con-
Feaient than Che enc recently burned down
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CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.

- ST your L.ttsr Heads, Bill Heads,
Statements, Cards and sther job pSiUtiRg
done Vt the PILe- Csise
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Letter List.

The folio wing is list. Of letters reaaia-
ing in the Boat osrce = hich have not been
called for:
sHae James larsen Thewafd NJ
Aft L u rrI ! CM
a u,lerson Aarit hcAahon Patrick
Bort Frank b Nilsson Thomas
Carsterson Christ Nilsson john
Cry W. P. 0slen Laura
funk arr F. L 0slen Emma
Tinnerian J I'm Bhilps Ed.
iteigesen Olive elnouson Johannes
Hubbard L Sivenson o
Johnston D. Eergrimsdst,er Kari
Jsreisen Maria Torrisoa Ggnler
Tearson 4
CHAS. ESSLINGER, ?. NJ
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WoaK ea Eighth Street bridge Is progress
be- finely. To- stone work Il nearly cam
p.eted and the pics ara all driven
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Sewing Machines at Cost.

As wish 10 close up the Sewing Ma
chine business, viii sell what | have on
hand at coat prices. Those il need of
machine will do well to call at the store Of
Slf-tf p w BCRCHERpT.
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AAKAIKp.-ln this civ, at the hcnss OF
Y suz.l Sehweskar. OF JHy 2lst 1871, =.
.,a.,iee Glover, Me- Acton kr nick to Mst
L.rter. s-iudl, 10th Of sks texa OF hos
nth.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-23

CASToRIA Is more than substitute for
Caster Oil 1t is the only SAFE article in
existence which will assimiate the food reg
ulate the bowels, cure Wind-colc 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.
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Tak feAeasbs lssYrurs fer Mi. county,
TO begin aago.t 81. viii he held ID the
Secoli Nari School buiLfIus,
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Cu IIfCHE4

~ Bsnnacies fatAolic Ghures, corner Of MaiH
and Hassnai .e--t.. established 1853 Rev. J.
tsssisr, Pastor- Hours OF seryises: Ear,y Mass Ut
4 h tgh h1r- al 10 Ssspers al vi D.
u Vess day Mass At 3 o.
sirst German Essugsiic4d Lathsrzn CHpren
IN. {. cor. 81 Marshall ADD Egth sis.) estab'ishe
ssS. ktr. N. II. Yu-nl pssior. Service at 10
a. IA. sandas school serves as1T p, nj.
Methodist Episcopal Csurca Rev. J. Lavaiie
t-,tcs r SeHlI<,, 100 a. IN. aud 8 ..
asLI iasGay school o. m. Prayer meet
ras .na1r, 1sesday aud Thursday evenings.
-. rresoytsras Church OF Msniluwoc, orgaa>
30 .uus 10Th 1s3l Rsy. c. b. Stevens. pastor
erTis.. ~ lg5l o'clock u. g. ahd at ~ ,. Is.
E>sda? School sHryicss at 2 O'Clock p. N.
-, pFHmes' Episcopal Chures Joseph DePorest
Rector. services Aunday MorDin.s ~ InA O'Clock
Evrnin ,ssat ~ o'clock. noky Conhunio !, FIRST
; Iuday N saca moata Erbdty evening servioes,
a. n o'clock.
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'DsYcRouANCY, or soULCEA Isn

INU' HOW cllNer sex may fIsCInate
and gain tao OF ana affections % persons they
,caoOse insanity. tbs sinpie. me- atal acarife.
ment all can possess, Tree 10y asii, Tor 25c, togetl,
er with marrIsge guide. Egyptian Oracle,
Bre: m. Hints to I.adies Wedding Night Snir'
&c. a iueer book. Adr'ss T, WILLIAM & Co.
Pubs. - ila. - 4w
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TELK0EAPHIxG. The Manitowoc Tele-
graph Institute being noH fully established
can accommodate any number Of students.
All those DESTROYS If learning can do So by
applying at the Office over Plaus store,
r. S30-2w
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TuE nercury in tbs therrIsmeter stood as
high 40 50 10 the shnse, on last Sunday
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Jaw. palsy, spyails, sseliings, sed-bressrs,
sealds, burns, salt-rheum, ear-ashe, Sc,
lpon the human frame and Of strains,
SPAWN gals, &c, upon animals in Que year
than have all other pretended remedies
since the world began. IL is a counter-irri-
taut, an all healing pain relicver. Cripples
throw away their clutches. the lame walk
poisonous bites are rendered. harmless, and
the wounded are healed without scar. IL
is no humbug. The recipe is published
around each bottle. Ii is selling as ~ arti-
tiele ever before Sold. and it sells because il
does just what 1t pretends to do. Those
who now suffer from rheumatism, pain or
swelling, deserve to. suffer if they will not
use CertaQr Llniment More than 1000 Ger
ti6cates OF remarkable cures, including fro
zen limbs. chrouic rheumatism gout, run
ming tsxIno-s, &c, have been received. We
vail send circular containing aertihcatee.
the recipe, &c, gratis, TO any one request.
Tag il. One, bottle of the yellow wrappers
Centaur LIniment is worth one hundred doh
lars for spawned or sweeniei horses and
mules; or Tor scrsw-worw in sheep. Stock
owners--this Imminent is worth your atten-
ton No family should be without Centaur
Liniment. Sold by all druggists. Fifty
cents per bottle; large bottles s. CO. J 3.
Rose & Co, 50 Broadway. New York
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LOCAL NOTICES!

REAP TINS Doyon want good PlANo-
FORTE, or good CAB1SrT ORGAN, at the
lowest possible prieeI You eaa procure one
by calling on tie undersigned at the City
Daug StoEs, rexI door to Whe First Nation
B ank. o. X. BACON.
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RAN ROAD TIME TABLES.
LaKEsnoRE Dlglaasc

Esrress leaves Man, 20 q n Ar MI. II N
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WESTERN al VISION
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TWO RIVERS DIyINOS
Ike leaves aaa SIS p r. Ar Two Rivers 4 y . N
Two Rivers I 70, a Ar. at 81. T4J a.
kKA5 !. Nan. a. N Ar. Two favers $50 a. IN
=. Two Rivers % a. IN Ar. Man u a. .Ba
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County OfIiecEe.

ser1. r. D. smart.
.rTs ~ tie Court. A. Pieni.g
erist-r 81 DEEDS John Franz
Gqunfy Clerk, A D.. Riant-r.
yuntY Treasurer, Z. Even.
sOBnt} Jufisc. I, q. D.mstei
3antf SagseyOs. JJaa " itaa.
sgDt Of sc loo's, Mlcaasi kir~a
Chairman Beard Of SUPERVISORS, A.sT. Habbrd
/. III. ALks-A VI. j. Iainer.
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f,,ro so rna DAY ....'y made Z by ~ i
ke( &oie. We want Hen women. boys ard
gnls oser tle country to sell FiHe
"A - Steel E cravings, C;iroisos. Crayon Draw
Angs. Ii. aminEtions p Slogra ahs. ete. etc.
ave now pnhl.Sh tde finest assortment
oyAH ever placed before the pshtic, ard our
WV prices are marked down SO low to DEFY
All competition. No one -ubseribss for ore
mium-alyiu- p;psr IN order 20 get picture alter
seeing pic AMI learn prices. We have
May Old agents at work Ter xho have ma
canvass. NJ tex oools papers. et',, ttIr business
n Iii mgTe money al work tor Us thaH at Buyh hing
else Our prices .ow that ALE can afford TO
purchase ana therefore tie pictures sell ~ 81 D.,
nt Utmost ever house. New beginners q ; as vel.
agents Who have hat large eADeFieHcs.s our
beauIIiui SUBJECTS and low orlces Appreciated
by all. t. make Idroe sales everywhere AL ~
agent has to d. Is to show he pie ures from house
to house. Dnn't look fSs work elses tn you
what great j. ducements We Ofer YOU to
make money. We nave not space explain al
mere, u send u your address an We Ujl ssxa
fun particulars tree by mail. Don't DELAY If you
want profitable work Tor your leisure hours, or Tor
your wIoie time. NV is tle favorable time to
engage IN Du-iness oar pictures axe Tie finest
sed - all the leading papers. including the New
York Herald Il o~e who cannot ave the business
thei. entire attention work t. Elk ugD To-
calIties anu NAL e handsome sam without ever
beng away from home oyer night. Let all whu
want pleasant, proii able employment without
skiing CaUltal. serC - taer addresses At once
gua learn all about the business for Themselves.
Address GEORGE STISSON & CO., Art Publish
er.. Portland Name. SO5-ly
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NEW BOARDING HOUSED

Capt. E. F. Flood las opened First Class
private Boarding House, on Buffalo Street,
between 9th and Main Streets, where he
offers board and lodging, CT simply board,
at very reasonable terms. Fer rarticulare,
cal at tie premises ss4.f