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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-11-05
Teachers Meeting -Eirsf Dl.trlct.

SCuooL Room, Oct. "a "a
Outside cold and dump, inside, ditto;
teachers, tired. Truly n proIitious morn.
ing for meeting. The gloom without
Of the teachers within. At o'clock
chnI ter, as usual. was read. The L" Sketch
Book" was tt Ell opened, and the following
items of interest presented by our Pine
pal:
!. Mci thly rcports-how to make them
ont.
2 Criticisms nals by pupils in class
should be iimite, to q crItain extent.
3. The suffice. of Teachers Iieiting
Ench Others Hoosns "again brought up;
teachers advised to visit the different &c
partments that they, in so doing, benefit
themselves and others by observing the
diff, rent methods of teaching.
4. 4 record If all examinations 81 orld
be kept.
5. Misdemcanors SHOULD te reported in
kindly spirit.
6. The practice Of keeping scholars after
school Vas considered in = leg9l anl pl1ilo-
sophical view.
I. Pupils that desire to take certain
stuliss and drop others should be allowed
to do so, if 50 directed ty parent.,fo it vas
malutained tina, parents have the RICH. To-
select studies for their children; but as such
pupils have 10 be examined in these stuIles
before their promotion, and rs they cannct
pass in them, they capnot tie promoted.
they are therefore irregular. Slcb .chol
! ass can never graduate.
Whistlins On tie street pronounced
, a nui>aEce.
.. The health OF oar pupils i, # the frs,
ipportance, and care must be taken to
keep orr rooms well ventilated,
The con,ents of the Sketch Book
being exhausted, Mr.. Barns ave his views
on mental arithmetic. which, in substance,
were as follows: | No set model shout.
20 given. ,. Analysis Should lie short.
His remarks were followed by class cx
ercise, which was shortened Tor want OF
time. After short rec s. we ugAin as
seubled to reeite history The lesson
previously gwen being the HISTORY o; the
New England Colonies, the class, udcr
she leadership of Mss Sibrea, sndcaynred
to tell by whoa they ~ers set;i4-t, when,
names OF colonies, wars, Important facts.
etc; the result gar npt satI, factory, hOn
ever, owing principally to tie ipct that tie
teachers were i"y pxepaisi. Tbs h'ur
dragged siCa ~ away and with feeling oi
.e'iei W took up the next euhjrct nn thr
Programme, NAMELY. DISCUSSIONS" Al
twelve We adjourn ed for two weeks, With
Miss Burnet, secretary
c. S. PHISNET. See
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VIC appreciates the fact that the.e is any
great importance aft7 chcd to sssh a ecm.
modify as a PILL! !; &c generally supposed
hat any body can MAZE them as all can sake
them. But visit the laboratory of DR. } G.
Aye and you will be disabused oS the idea
thai it is n ilife 10 make any saslIseipe and
adapt 1t TO the wants Of miliiess Of men--to
50 adjust 1t to tbsir needs. and so cure til cir
complaints. as to make them its toHsiaDt
customers in all the cones Physicians ind
II requires some skill to sdapt their doses
TO single patient; ask tbon. if it is notaD in
trica'e problem to adjust purgative pill to
the nssessItie Of untold numbers, so that 1t
shall benefit them nearly all DR.. Ayers
laboratory supplies $4,000 doses Of his Pill.
pr diem, or 10 000.tGe a year Think Of
hat Escula pius! Wen nay it vhitea the
br ad Of any man TO administer to that
= mount Of suffering, and especially when, as
lie here evident. everyr hing is done With ihe
exienest nicely and eare--I Randolph (vt.)
StatesmdR.
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HASSACHUSE { rs.
The Nay Stale II .deepled

Bosros, Nov. "A private di-i ch 70
the Adeerf'se'-' from Es~K. say, that y is
qndeniable that Gen. Butler has ieen
defeated for Congress by ] coo majority, if
not p,cfe.
Banks iEaiqrny j. estimated by ZIG
friends ai iqIiy 5000 IN the 9Th district
oyer Gooch. who hai-s majprty IN 1872 OF
4,459. Sixty three towns give Talbo
Is, 4i2, and Castor, 1850 Last year
the vote in these towns war, WashLurn,
l2,5IS, CASTOR, 1855
Henry l.. Piercs, hep, i cleo ei i'll tie
81 district by majority oil l,o42, Nth ms
own ward 10 hear rom. The Congres,iou
al situation Is summed mp To Ibis hour az
fqlo"s, by The Rl'qhieans: Gu pi,
Deu.. llth disir.Gt, is elected Dy rig
majqeisy; Aver K y Ita ,l"uspr, eioutt
tut: Niliam>, k p, s IA ul-tric., dqgb.tn,;
uoar, Rep, 9lh d,-tr,c,, eectrl: Frost,
Rep, Al" dIstr.e', d.lUr-u.. Is ~. -, :,
4th dIstr.ci, o!sctsa By q. large III j..s,S; j
", Ilarri,, Il p, 2ld-,.ic, an4 j. BAN
t,n, b youd dUuOt.
The Deuvetnt~ already ciuini the STAR
for Castor. nna The kciq 'l,c,'ns are Wi :
ias Tor fursaar rstgsas. So f.r 1aiLo, +,
ahead.
BoSfoS, NV. 3.-Ginetg nine owns
Eithaut Lqsi1n, yves Talbot i,5l9. Ga,.
ten, 2l,p93. tortl towns last Year gave
Nasitum ~, le4 anC hastun, lU,els.
The msil"rit-rs s-si st Bnsi'f III. ruIt ~.
AT Sa!rm hc as lsolA 800 einnd It's
t,cl 81, at Lis o.i,at IL usef~ ming.
u The 30 ga stt longle-.i mai DIS
tricls, as near caa q. h,,urrt cot, " ii
ianis a,.i Aver arg bota sbca lo,ovo lie.
hind the D-mecrat-. At ;h.s hou. The
..re. t. nre iu1l OF ju,,ilabt Democrats Who
persist in the belief tEat CASTOR is elected.
Tie e1cit-msat is greater than known fer
y-ars.
Bos?os, Nov a--The TeIe.roph, Rep,
comedies the Stale to GA.sap.
Bosros. Nov.3.-The JourpaIgiv-s the
vote Of l5S towns. Tsibat 43.66S; Gas
TIN 4C,S45, ~ith Boeton, net included, and
eoneede. 6, ooe maj to Gasspn, in this cry.
1t SAYS, uu'ess the barf-r oxrs come 70
nobly before mornirg, The result will he The
ELECTION OF Castor, and Che defeat of all the
republican a1iid&.es FIR congress, exec.
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NEW 80 L.

Democratic 'aaIesity in State io. %
New Hora GitY .-.vSs I2.0Y1.
NEW YORK M 3. -li:2t P. a.-Nn9
York Democratic hy ,jJJ mtJpr.'y. iva
'Con5ressm"n gained in the city, an / TWO
gains nre reported 50 lar from tie inter or.
The city gives Tildeu I2,u5l. Bromk!yu
Democratic by 1000. Every dn,"a eh
from the Interior reports heavy gam.
NEW York, Nov. 3.-Cit, complete;
riden s7,24S: DIX 45,ls7. W,ckham,
Democrat, for mayor, 81 -: males, lie
ublicnn, 31,3y9; 0t,-ndori,r. ind, pend
eut, 24,7,2' Hayes, Democrat, register,
81, O36; JONES, icpuuIicau, H., l25.
Wyckham, Democrat, Is conceded elected
mayor by good majority Tho contest
between Hayes, Democrat, and Jones,
REPUBLICAN,, Tor register, is cast, 80 far IS
known.
New YoRK, Nov. 3-The Democra :.
Carry two thirds of the Consresemen from
tins State, and have % rnnjor'ty in the
Assembly. Four hqndred and seventy
eight districts outside vi the ely show IA
he. pemQcra'ic gan oyer last year vote
o. 9,3E. There are about 1000 districts
outside the city. The Deuocrats estimate
TiIden's maioriry in the State al fully 4Q,
900
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AR AN>AS


LlTTLE Rock, Auv. 3.-FuIl retu, rs from
sne cay sho" d majority Tor Julsc VII
~Hire, d ~, tur Congress lie Demos at.
e, CT hour oui ul tive congress men.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-11-05
The Milwaukee Nsrs suns up the re
suits of tuesdays election in this tate :

The Milwaukee Nelcs snms up the re-
suits of tuesdays election in this tate :
follows:
OF the Legislature We have not 20 good
news for our readers, bet We do not CIV
1t up. We have lost on the Assembly, l
IN Calumet. in Door, in Eau Clsurr. 2
II Fond du Lac, | in k-naeha. | IN L.
Crosse, IN NJ. nitcw &C, 4 il, Mll~uuk re.
- OF the isrpuhhcan gains are hostile To
Carpenter), and in W~pke,ha. Total
los- Is We haEe gained one ~ BnaI O, |
IN juneau. | in ST Croix. in Shawano,
AID probably il Wnupaca. Total gins
g. The net loss Z. The last A,semhl,
stood 80 Rriormers TO Is RrpuLhcanr
But We expect that two or three more
losses may cTerlase rs, end then the anti
Carpenter Repnhlieaus yil Lo!d tie nal
ance OF power. N the Senate re probably
make Il net gain of two members, 80 that
body wiii stand, Reformess, rs, Repubh
cans, Is, The juirt ballot viii be yery
close too close tor Mr.. Csrpepter 10 be
re elected TO the Senate, probably.
The popular Rrform majority in :he
State viii not be far from 5000.
In the other States the rer orts tell their
own story. The anti administration party
has carried almost every State which voted
yesterday. The ssins on Congressman
are very large, enough n give tie cpposi
TN The cczt Hence e Rerrescntatires.
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LEI ILk LioI.

Tie follow iug Is the list Of letters remain
ing the Post Oiice unc lie | for
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The result Of the election, q, far as
heard from, in this county may be found
in tabular form ia another lImr.-
Our eDngressm N, Hon s d. BureharI
carried the county by overwhel-
ming maj rty. Mr.. Schuette, the Re
publican can,.id .te for State senator, was
elected by majority of between FIVE and
i i; hundred NJ. Schn liz Of the Pir.t A.
semElr Dis AMI b s. Laricau Of tho Second
both Rcformers, were elect, d to TIL Legs
lature in their respective districts by l-,ge
m jprities. Mr. Smart n Republican AMI our
present Sheriff was elected i'll the third Dis
rlict >ir. Wittenberg the Reform cInii-
late for Sheriff vas elected by god nnj Or
ity. Nr. Even, the present county Treas
urer was reelected J F. WIckert Refor m
candidate for County Clerk va, elected b, a
good majority John Franz carried the
whole county vote for Reg ST. Of devds
dr. 5ibree carried the fail party vote for
Dist Attorney and was esclsI. Chris.
rirdeman was e,ecte County Surveyor and
DR.. S'moas Corner, probably
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-11-05
LQIINIAN 4.
Co ssryaiives Garry the State

NEW YoRK, Nov. 3-rhe Demrcrat G
state COMMITTEES hsye reserved the ioiloF,,
ing di-pa'cn;
NEW OKLEAss, La, Nov Save
s,sse carr, d st:e state by large m. jo-iy
1 hr coIored r-elle, in large LuT bers,
Yeted ppeniy and freely Tor the D.n-rrat
ic snd conservative ticket. Gibson, Ellis.
Moore, Spencer and Levy ass certainly
elected tar congressmea. aud probably
BFeaux. The slectiop was very quiet and
peaeeabie.
lSiysed) lsHS MeEN!aF.a
NEW ORLEANS, Ncv. S-Addii,onai
returns are Favorable to tie conse rva,iv-r.
Indication. are that they elect fre CON-
rre.smen. and stat: treasurer. The dem
ocr.,s nos ehin sbe election Of 6 easm-
bers .f.the Legislature, 55s ssS.g . ms
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NOTICE,

i U1T7 :. gwen tEut LmlI c. IIas5e, Of
ManltuNuc 5 10 l9rger Agent fer this
en pany, ana Is not authorized 10 receive
.na-@ er o. business OF any kisd IL its
,haH Aus al persons who have pur.
erased Keepers or Mowers from him es our
gent, are hereby warned not TO pay
rm !1r tie same, ror to Ply to any
yrsu, any notes gwen for such machines,
an.sss fnct u5tcs Shall beprvper'T endrosed
- said Company, Any fl. Their iHforma-
ion csn he obtained from ogr Auorntes,
u. u. & " j. Tuner. Mnnitoy &c,
CAYUGA GdIEP MAN. co.
By +. J. LISrsAT, Gcal Aete
3ilNa42ea Dc. 27fh l-7+ 5 sY
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-11-05

TIE result Of the eleeuen on Tuesday in
dicates tbs the numerical strength of the
Reform party in tbs county, is greater than
ever before. At the election, two years ago
the Republicans elected a sheriff, Co. Clerk
and Co. frea-urer THIS year the Reformers
elected their candidates for Ste..sE and Co.
Clerk, in fact they have all ne ceanty officers
with the exception OF Co. Treasurer.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-11-05

'hx election in louisiana IS reH2rted 10
aaEe resulted il victory sor the censerva-
ive- Many colorcd mea 7os.d the Democrat
ls-tickei; fact wtieh indicates that they
are beginning 10 see th-t their own iute,ess
are identical with their white neisabor,
aud tia. rhs ra!c Qf ca-rci-besger- Is nearly
1T n eri
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-11-05

An old fashioned naval captain stun'i II,
to 60 through a c,untry daice with very
line lady, ~bc was shocked TO observe that
his huge and warm hands were not covert d
according 10 etiquette. Captain" said
his t'ir partner, "yOu are, perhaps, mot
aTar- that you have not got gl W. on -
oh, never mind, ma'am.' answered the
cap ain. ''nevei mind, ! c D s.eh my hands
when we've done"
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CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.

( VIZ can take long breath now that e..c-
! ton ;s over
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-NOIICE

j. hereby given that the firm of Cooper &
Jones, Retail Lumber Dealers Of the City
81 Nanitowoc, Is dissolved by mutual con
-eu,. SAID Retail Lumber Yard VII. bers-
her 81 cou3uc,ei hy George Cooper, who
(, I'll rsce:rc aud pay all claims against said
j. .zi. Firm. lie also kindly asks the
Il rcr and cQutinusnoe Of the public pat
Il q-Cc. GEO COOPER.
Nsr.t, voc, Oct. 26, 1874 w
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Il is reported vlas and a Schgttte mai
in kossath. GO; into ar allegation. tn. other
day il which enc had his nose bitten of and
the other lost an ear IN tie same way. We
have tOniuess for souse ourself but We don't
want i seasoned with politics.
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Ma nitowoc County-CneuItC Court.

Notice is hereby given, tina. the drawing
Of Petit Jurors for the December Term, A.
County will take place at the Office Of the
CLERK u said Court at Maniiouoc on Friday
the 18th day Of November l.7i, at . O'Clock
p. NJ. 49,.
Dated at Manitovoc the cs;h dry Of 0cto-
Der 1874. a FIEHISS, CLERK.
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RosTos, Nov. "A tr.vate di-l a.ch 70
the Adeerf'se" from E,~1 cay. that j. is
undeniabe that Gen. Buffer has ieeu
defeated for Consre.. by coo majority, if
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NILSSON RI.


ST. Louis. Nov 3--Rrnturu. rom the
state ar m"agre, and do MT indicate the
result. The prmoc,ars, however, claim
all Ike congressional ,.i-ti lets except the
Sixth and Tenth. The Republicans, how :
ever, c'nm al except the Second, Eigl t.,
Eleventh., Twelfth and Thirteenth.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-11-05

OR table giving the election returns
from the different towns in tie county, is IN
complete as reports fror some of the towns
have not as yet teeu resolved. Our next is
sue, howeSer will contain . colplete and
correct report
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SOU TIL CAROLINA.
Stl,l lr, Doubt.

CHARLESTON NV 3-The result fer
governor l. IN duub,. Kershay, corserya
"'"' Is c"rti'nlv, and McGowan, conserve
tive. pro'a''lv eit cted to congress
Ia Charleston district. Mackev. fu>ior,
heat Butts. SMALL, rep. co!ored, i.
"irr'eh from III. SRI district. R,inoys
lection from the iir>t district il doubt
"a.
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GEORGI L..


ArGusTA, Ga Nov. Sin SUNNI n q np
the rrturns from al portions of Georgia,
"a far rs rrc-iyeI, there appears no doub.
that the election will give an undivided
democratic delegation. A. ii. Stephens is
elected, without opposition
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-11-05

CAsr0RIA Is more than a substitute for
Caster OIL. 1t is the only SAFE article in
existence which will assilnilate the food reg
ulate the bowels. cure wind-coIc and pro-
duee natural sleep. 1T Contains neither
minerals. morphine or alcohol. and is pleas
ant 70 take. Children need not cry and
mothers may rest.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-11-05

LoSr-A pocket book containing a
small sum of money and several papers Of
no value to any but the owner, was lost in
this city last Friday. The finder will be
properly rewarded by leaving the same a,
this office,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-11-05

LAST Saturday night FIRE broke out in
the paint shop Of Tilison s shimek's car
riage works but was subduei, before TIE
steamer vas ready for action, by the Iromrt
work Of few men who happ, ned to he near
Damage very slight
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KEN UCkEY.


LuUIsynLE, NV. 3.--Rrturns cGar
!" slowly ir":n rh- stare, but d:-paiche- IL
he Gem ie,-J. urrtaL shorv jrG,ocraf il
-,in. all through X n,uckey. 1t is prob
able that the democrats have pide :
clean sweep, el,c,ing all Of the ten con
yreS<mel
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-11-05

MILWAUKEE papers announce tn, death
Of Hea O. Il. Waldo Of that city. hast week.
Q. tlis city. He was an eminent lawyer
and a highly esteemed citizens, and the pc :
pie Of Milwaukee have grea. .eas2n t9 re-
gre; his death
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-11-05

The FIRST number of the Coacordia,a Cath
ollie paper printed il the German Lnguage,
was issued last Friday. It IS a hapdsOGs
eigh, page paper, neatly printed and filed
with choice reading. Success we say TO our
new contempcrary.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-11-05

Do not forget that the Mapitowac amateurs
are to give another entertainment at tho
Turner HALL one week from tom brow night
The boys know how to s.. Up good show
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-11-05

OWING 10 the exciting times of election
ard a press Of other business our LEGAL col
INNS ere no, as full rs usual Hereafter
however we promise TO give them more ofour
attention.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-11-05

EoT having Growing rooster, with droop
,gt,iI feathers, to place at the head Of or
election news. this week, We omit the rooster
business altogether.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-11-05

IL the sulseribe: ubopt three weeks ago.
? stray yoAics che has white spot OF the
,aft bmd leg close abev. tie hoof anu
1Aite spet % ;hc f4ce .ld mouth The 9th.
tr j. light brown Within; special marks.
ow,sr is requested 10 pay costs and take
j. horses lGNAZ PANkRATZ.
s4o-sw francis Creek, Town ios,utj
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-11-05

4 LITTLE son OF Mr.. Wills living near this
city, had ore of his fingers cut off while play
ing with some ccmpc Mons, around reaper
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della " ARE


WILMINGTON, Nov. ) Returns from the
ate are INCOMPLETE, but IndicatioUs are
hat all three countles have gone Democratic,
nj that there Is he L. public.ns IA the
state,
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TESN ESSEE.
.ssutrascS, ahcir Results.

NASHVILLE. Eoy. 3.--The state has
gone dem cratic by from $500 to 5000
aud all the congressional Litigation ex-
c"pt the First m. Sc Cpd distrirts, which
ave dou',dui. Both houses of the legisa-
tur- or. largely democratic.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-11-05

4 Chamber of Commerce has recently
beca erected on the the corner of 9th and
Chicago streets. 1t is a very or posing look
ing straotL-e.
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maryland.


BaLTInoRE, New 3-Thoma Dem in
tine l.: distric, o Brien, Dem, in the 81,
Swami, Dem, in the 18th, Roberts, Dem !,
tie 2n llnkie. Dem, in the 5th, are
ELECTED by good m jorities. The Gth dr.
.rict ls doubtful
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-11-05

II I. Pierce, B " lIarrls, and jam.
Burlington.
B"sT"S, N"v. Geo. F JInar carried
the NINTH Congressional district bv 3771
majority.
Gn'ton's selection, is cnno-dpd on all s,Ie-
nv a probably majority of from 200 T., 8
"oo. Butler is beaten. Thompsou hnyinr
- mJhrlIy Of ,05l, With one small town
IN hear from.
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PENN NYLE ANA.
NO Ir-TlrpS

" 10 th' huur Of son. to rrp,s. on'y
Iu-ol ted returns were received from Penn
srlrGnla, y hiri IN 'ctnei nothing exert
tie usual dem, cratic gains.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-11-05

MoSEr my be made by juliciously sp"n-
ding g. IL seems paraioxical but you may
be convinced that such is the fact by buyina
your dry goods, etc. at A. II kilanl's.
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1 ENAS.


DENNIsuN, Nov 3-it is beiteypd MAST
l. the only krput bean elected 10 Congress
from Texas. Returns from the principal
taAns shc~ Il Iarst Democratic gai every
district. Texds sends Fix Democrats To
Congress- ".+ fa--s+
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-11-05

"A LITTLE nonsense nov and tx On IS rel
ishei BY the best CT Esen,n il the only
excuse Refcrmers in this county had for
going back on their ticket last Tuesday
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RHODE BLAND.
Two RrpnbIjcnn Cou1ressneu

rRouIDEocE. No. S.--B-nj. 7. Anic-
IS elected to congress in the First district,
ord lat;Hrr ". Raloa, ip tie Second
district, ho'h Ecpublican. There @as 3
light vote.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-11-05

PREPARE for the cold weather that viii
soon be here by getting warm flannel under
clothing at A. II kiland's.
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4 SaI1eR fell into the river on Sunday
gror! one Of the vessels lying in our barber
and cane very near being drowned
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f0a S4LE.-0ne OF the finest business 10
catioas II the city can now be obtained at
moderate terms. Enquire Of Frank SeiIle.
s33-tf
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MR HoLLENBACH, of the Rapids, has es-
tablisLe1 wagon shop at Grimn's station,
recently. Read his advert Sc neat in anoth-
err column.
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tub that was placed in Mr. Z. Mem hons
barn for safe keeping, last Thursday night
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4 son Of Mr. 0. T0rrison of this city ii =.
located his elbow while wrestling the o,h.r
day.
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RICHMOND, Nov. 3-R, turns thus tar
Indicate TIE election oil 6ve conseI Va i've,
and two RepubIic.u consressmer, AID one
.s'lubI.ui.
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4. T. kILA*D will supply you with warm
ind r clothing for the cold weather that is so
near at hand
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A runaway on Friday made things lively
in the streets for while.
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KANSAS.


ST Louis, NV. Ret rms fr IN ka /.
- dn ',af lu'!irafe tie rrsqlt, iut 81 "
/ < \ fI.W za!,s
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COOP deal of banking business is going
on nova days. It's mostly around cellar
walls, however.
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TUASKgGIvING, according to Grants proc
lamation will De on the 25th Of this month
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NEW Jersey.
still An0rfer

JERSEY CITY. Nov 3-T.a.a. dem. far
Congress. has defeated Uarcu- l.. Ward Nv
2'H' maj B-dI", dem. i, no dount cI, CITE |
s"ver"o or by 5000 maj.
NiNIF Eli q
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W. III der,tand nat there 10 to be : putl,r
ell given On Thu nkgi in eve. ing. he pro
cec,is are to z for the ben, FL IL the Lib =.
More particulars next week.
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Y ERWUN /.
Gag Law Pol nd Az ain DefOated.

RUTLAND. Nov. 3.--Deunisnn is rl.c e
"a Corr resS 'er Poland, without ooub'
~ a large majority.
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NOTICE

l. hcrsty gwen that the sra, of Cooper 4
ionos. Of NeFloto, in IOWA Of Two
i,iy.r Manisowoc Co, Is dissolved hy
mutual consent, john j. Jones retiring in
..vor OF lis son, Thos Jones The bust
ess * Lumber Manuf2 ctnring Will here
aft,- tc conducted by Geo. Cooper and
Ihos Jones, under the firm name of Cooper
Jones, and all cllms viii be received
sud paid by them.
~ COOPER e JONES.