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Shocking Accident.
LANCASTER. y. ii. d

LANCASTER. \. II. Dec D.
Thomas Atkinson of Northumberland
was suddenly killed yesterday by logs
rolling on him, while surveying lumber at
sfratford Hollow. He was about 81 years
old aud leaves wife.
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IMPORTANT TO TR ayEIERs.

When you visit or leave the CITY ofNES
YORK. save ANNOYANCE aitd expense of carriage
hire and stop st the GRAND UNION $50.
TEL. opposite The GRAND CENTRAL DErOI.
IL has over $50 elegantly furnished rooms and :
lifted mp at an expense OF over 100000. Eleva
tor, seam and all modern improvements Eu
ropean Plan. The REsrAlnA NTA. Lunch
counter and Wine Rooms are supplied with the
pest The market can furnish The cuisine is uu.
surpassed. Rooms for a single person. o., si5u,
AMI - per DIS rich suites for families prop
ately low, so that visitors To the city and travel
ers can 1--we more luNuriously. for les. money ut
the GRAND UNION, than at any other Grstclass
Hotel IN the city. stages and Cars pass the Iio-
lei every minute for a parts OF the City.
Iyss CT 4 w d. GARRISON Managers
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Death Of an Aged Physician.

DR. r. Bradford of Auburn, the oldest
physician IN Androscoggin County died
this morning aged 10 Years. He gradual.
ed at Bowdoin in 1926 In the class with
tonsfellow and Hawthorne.
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upon some OF your medicine. bought one
bottle and commenced giving il. She then
weighed 81 lbs; now she weighs Ill lbs. and
Is robust AID hearty. She has taken eight bot :
Medicines W. 'N"'
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Prospect llarbor.

This District have refnished the
schooi house inside, making it much more
convenient, aud have built a neat belftv.
Capt. Rufus Allen has made the nisrr,c, q,
present of a fine bell.
Birch iiarbor has built a good school
house. The builder finished of a hall over
the school room. whereat some of the in
habitants waxed wroth.
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ITS present popularity is the result of pure
merit Commercial, Putsburg. Pa.
There is not 4 dull page between its covers"
N. Y. Times.
In fact the Galaxy i, a Star magazine"
-commercidi Bulletin, Boston.
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Alta Court frrobate holien at Ellsworth wit

At Court Of Probate hol ten at Ellsworth with
IN and for the COUNT of Hancock, on the Iirst
Wednesday OF Dec. \. ID. 1874.
GEORGE PARCHkR, Guardian OF Julia DenI
u co al. minor heirs of David DenicO, late of
Ellsworth. in said County, deceased-havins pre-.
sentei his first account Of guardianship upon
SAID estate Tor probate:
ORDEKED:-1hat the said Guardian give notice
thereof to all persons Interested. BY cau,ln. a
copy OF this Order to he published three werk,
successfully in the Ellsworth American, prlnIe,l
IN Ellsworth. That they may appear at a Probate
Court To to be holden at Ellsworth on the l~t
"Wednesday OF Jan. next, At ten OF the clock Ii The
forenoon, and shew cause, ii any they nave WHY
5wjl' PARKER TUCK, Judge.
4 true Copy-Attest: GEO. A. DYER. Register.
Alta Court of Probate holden at Ellsworth within
anu for the County of Hancock, on the 1T We'd
nesday OF Dec. a: D., ls7t
DONALD NJ. STUART, named executor in q
- certain instrument purporiiu. 10 c the la,r
Will and testament 81 William Turner late o,
Ellsworth, IN SAID county, deceased, having pre-
senteI The same for probate;
ORDERED that the said executor giy, tnti.t.
to all persons Interested by cdu,ing copy 1T
his order to be published three weeks successive Y
IN The Ellsworth American printed at Ellsworth
That they may appear at probate court to be
held at Ellsworth, in said county on the l,t We'd.
nesday OF Jai next, at ten OF the clock the
forenoon, and shew cause, il any they have, why
the SAID instrument shoid not he proved, appI .y
ed, ana allowed as the last viii and testauicl
said deceased.
5w5l' PARKER TUCK, Juds-
que copy-Attest: GEO. A. by Ell, Re-ls er.
At Court OF Probate holden at EIlswUrt within
and tor the County OF Hancock on the list Wed.
hcsday OF Dec. A. ID. 1874.
M MARIA EVANS named exc .utriX in a
"a, certain instrument supporting to be the last
VIII AMI testament OF VIM. A. Evans late of
buehiil, IN SAID county, deceased, having pre-
scented me same Tor probate:
oihDERLD. that the and eXecutriN give mott &c
10 all persons interested by causing Il COPY of
TINS order To be published three weeks successive
~ IN the Ellsworth American, printed at ELS.
won IN, ihit they may appear at probate court to
De heid at Ellsworth In SAID county on the lit
wednesday OF Jan. next, at ten of the clock in
the forenoon. and shew cause, ii any they have
why the SAID instrument should not be proved
approved and allowed the last will aud te,ta
ment OF said deceased.
3woi' PARKER TUCK, Judge
true copy-attest: GRO. A. DYER Register
TIE 81 BSCRlBER hereby gives public notice
] to all concerned that he has been duly AN.
pointed and has taken upon himself the trust OF
an Executor OF The last Win and Testament OF
EDWARD WIGHT, late OF Buck sport
In the County of Hancock, yeoman, deceased
by giving bond as the law directs; he therefore re
quests all persons who are indebted to said de.
ceasec?s estate u maze immediate payment md
those who have any demands thereon to exhibit
the same Tor settlement.
CHARLES PARTRIDGE.
sept. TO- 1914 3w5U-
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Winter IIarbor.

Curtis stevens, Esq, has sold his
homestead TO Capt. Ira Foss. MIR. Stevens
Intends TO remove to Castine.
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At Court OF Probate holden AT Ellsworth. wl'hin
ana Tor the county OF Hancock on the LIST We'd
nesdav OF bee. A. ID. 1874
(1EoEHh fARCiER, Guardian OF Chester l..
~ Jeilis"n X ais, minor heirs OF sylvester II .
J,Hison, iate OF "alth 'm, In said County decea,-
ed-having presented his first account OF ,,uarIi.
anship upon said estate for probate
oRDEkEp-fhat the SAID Gudr,pn give notice
thereof to ali persons interested, by causing, "A
copy OF tins Order to be published three week :
successfully IN the Ellsworth American printed
IN Ellsworth, That they may appear ut Probate
tonrt tn ne holden nj ELLSWORTH on the LIST Wetlnes.
day oi Jan. next, at ten OF the clock in the fore.
noon. and Shew cause, If any they have why the
same should not be allowed.
3W5ls PkREEp TrrCry Ind,
true Copy-Atest: GEO. \. DYER Register
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Money to loan on Improved Real Es-
tate situated in Ellsworth.
&C. BURRILL, Treas,
TIA Hancock Co. Savings Bank.
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Ar Il. sch Mary A Lord. Lord, New York
FERNANDNA-Ar 3, bark Carlton, Cogrins.
Havana. ee''
gena. '''' o"'"
,PAscAGouLA-Ar q ult, brig Gambia, Tupper.
Matanzas ito load ut Pass Christan.)
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At a Court OF Probate holden at Ellsworth, viii

AT Court OF Probate holden AT llsworth within
ana Tor the County Of Hancock on the I,t WeJ
ncsdty OF Dee. \. D. 1874
GEORGE FARTHER Guardian OF Mary A. Rut
~ ier, oi Ellsworth. IN sait COuuty--h wing
Guardianship: ~ "
oEpEHED:-That the said Guardian give notice
20 a. tefSons sop5 gr,n,
that they may appear at a Probata I' Ellsworth
Jan next, al ID O'clock in the rofgHSS6ihi a% nl
shew cause If any they have why the same should
not be allowed.
Sw5l. PARKER TUCK Judge
A true copy-Attest: GEO. A. DYER Register
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

To the Editor Of Americana
ESTEEMED FRIEND:
VIII you please inform your readers that
have positive
CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
and all sCrders of the Throat AMI Lungs. and
that; by ITS use IN my prac tice have cured hun
dred5 of cases, and will give
~ 900 90
Tor case 1t will not benefit Indeed so strong
is my faith, will send a Sample free, to any
sufferer addressing me- '
Please show This letter TO any one YOU NAV
know who Is suffering ON these diseases, ami
oblige, N
Faithfully Yours,
DR.. T.F. BURT.
90 Uitiiam Street. NeU York
6mos 10
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WILLIAM MEAZEL.
ILLIH N MEAZEL.
FROM THE NOTED SCOUr. "BUPF4
LO BILL

HOLLAND HOUSE,. Ro"sta,J. III. Anril %.
1874 DIR. r. V. PIERCE, Bufi,lo. n Y. Sir
II have now taken four b, tiles Of yenrl;aIien
Medical Discovery in connection wiz. your
Pellets, aud must say that nothing hive ever
taken for my liver has done me as much guou
feel like new man. Thsnks to your wond-
eriul medicine. W.T., CODY ("BuffaIu Bill-)
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A Wrong Custom Corrected .

1t is quite generally the custom to take strong
liver stimuiants for the cure of liver complaint
and both the mineral and vegetable kingdoms
have been diligently searched to procure the
most drastic and poisonous pnrgafives. in order
to produce powerful effect upon the liver.
and arouse the lagg ng add enfeebl.d organ.
This system OF treatment is on the same prip.
cipie as that of giving a weak and debilitatetl
man large portions Of brandy TO enable him to
do u certain amount of work. When the stimu.
liant is Withheld. the organ. like the $, stem
gradually relapses into a more torpid or slug
gish and weakened condition, than before
What then is wanted! Medicines, which, while
they cause the bile to flow freely from the liver
as that organ is toned into action, W i'll rot Oy-
erwork and thus debiltste it, but will. when
their use is discontinued, leave the liver
strengt hened and healthy. Such remedies are
found in DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discoy.
cry and Purgatiye Pellets.
A CURE OF LIVER DISEASE,
RUsk. Texas, Nav 10th. 1873.
DR.. B. v. PIERCE. Buffalo, N. r.:
Dear Sjr.-Ny wife last year at this time
was confined to her bed with Chronic Liver
Disease. had one of the best doctors to zee
her, and he gave her up to die, when came
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-12-24
The Weather,
WAR DYPAR1AES1
Pr Liabilities.

WAR DEPARTMENT
Office of The Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Dec. 23l AN\
Pr Liabilities.
For New England clearing and warmer
weather will prevail. with South or West
winds. Slight changes in the barometer.
and possibly light rain or snow in North
ec9 New England during the morning.
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ID l f. ID.

Obituary notices. beyond the Date, Name and
Age must be paid for.
Cranberry l>le-f2th inst. very suddenly of
apopleXy, Capt. William Moore, aged % years
and months.
Boston. Mass.,-2d inst. Mr.. Geo. W. Woos-
ter, aged 50 years. formerly of South Hancock,
Maine.
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Al court OF Probate holden at Ellsworth with
10 and for the County OF Hancock, on the 1T
Wednesday OF Dec. A. ID. 1874
1AME> $. LORD. named Executor in 4, cer,,i,
Instrument purportng to be the last will and
testament OF Byron NJ. " ell, h, la'e of uliiyan
IN shii county deceased, having presented the
same for probate:
ohpERED-That the said Executor give notice
10 all persons interested, BY causing a copy Of
TINS order 10 be published three weeks successive
ly IN the Ellsworth American, printed at EIIs.
"o,th, That they may appear at Probate Court
10 pc hcii AT Ellsworth, IN said county on the LIST
wednesday OF Jan. next, at ten OF the clock in
the forenoon. amt shew cause. if any they have
why the aid instrument should not be proved an
proved ana allowed AS the last will an testament
OF said deceased.
3wji. PARhEH TICK T,I,,
a true copy-Attcst: GEO. A. DYER Ke.'r
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10 THE HON. Judge OF Probate Tor the Col,n.
ty OF Hancock.
PIN UNDERSIGNED guardian Of Mary &
= GORDON and ais. minor heirs of Angus In !.
o'f."h' tate Of sullivan in said county, d.ocas.
gu respectfully represents that said minors are
teres'sa ~ in,y,s Ga " ht;lf 81 s1
heirs Lots - that she has had advantageous
offer therefor OF 5000 from Joseph VI. Gordon.
that said land is unproductiye OF benefit to said
minors She therefore prays that license may be
granted her TO sell and convey the same and in
vest the proceeds.
SARAH GORDON, Guardian.
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Al a Court of Probate holden at En-
anu ior inc County Of Hancock on thu wi hun
nesday OF Dec. A. ID. ls7t W W. IN
EBES l.. HIGGINS, Guardian of Euor "su
II ns, OF Eden, in SAID CouhIy~haviar 80,
ed his first account of Guardian iIn nn,,p
| tate Tor probate. fen sai" eS
okDERED-That said Guar give NOTE. ~,
TO all persons interested, by causing coptY,,eo
order to be published three weeks succes.vef H.
the Ellsworth American, printed at Ellsworth
That ihey may appear at a Probate Court 10 b
held at Ellsworth, in said county, the ist " ed
nesuay oil Jan. next, at ten of, the clock in til
forenoon ahh shew cause, if any they have, VIII
the same should not be allowed
3M5ls PhRkER TICK yud,,
true copy-Attest: GEO. A. DYER, iieg'r
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AT Court OF Probate holden at Ellsworth within
ana Tor the County of Hancock, on the LIST Wed
nesday OF Dec. a. ID. 1874.
nANlD A. SIMPSON, Administrator of the Is.
- taie OF Nancy Simpson. late of sullivan IN
sald County, deceased-having presented his II ST
probate:
oRpEkED-rhat the said Admir- give notice
heteoi TO all persons interested, by causing -
COPY "i TINS Order 70 be published three weeks
suc.eselvely in The Ellsworth American. printed
IN Ellsworth, that they may appear ut "A ProbItc
Court TO be holden at Ellsworth the first " ed.
hesday of Jan. at en- OF the clock In the fore
noon ana shew cause, If any they have Why the
same should not be allowed.
o"al PARKER TUCK, Judge.
a true Copy-Attcst: Geo A. Dyer Register.
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TO TIE HON Judge e Probate within and for

TIE HON. Judge Probate within and for /
he County OF Hancock.
He undersigned. Wilw Of william Roberts, |
late Of Mt, Desert, In Md County. deceased,
'pectiully represents, tina said deceased died |
rsessed OF personal estats nm Inventory Of !
In has been duly returned into the probate |
N that her circumstances fuder IL necessa-
| 1 she should have more ofsaid Personal
! L than she IS entitled to on a dis,ribut ION
| W; and she therefore prays thatyour Honor
so,rant her such Allowance out or said Per-
terHate, as in your discretion you nay &C.
poirnecessary and proper, and for he al-
| er inS Of Commissioners to set out her Dow
DecGs'ate. DEBORAH hoBERTs.
nd, 1874.
H.Ncoc,sTATE OF MAINE.
A. d. Isr ourt OF Probate, Deer Term
| Upon the
said Widosgoing Petition, ORDERED THAI
interested, bye public notice 10 all person
this order thesing copy q enc peution and
successfully il 10 be pupiisheu three weeks
paper published Ellsworth AmeI'1 Sn,,ntv ,bs
they may appeaf Ellsworth, In salu Soau f,r .a,
| on iha -, W pe htt Ellsworth, III said County
| ciocL 10 "eunesr of Ian. next, at ten oil III
| hara IA .he ioreno aud shaw cause, if any the
ha yr.m WY 'hs pfaN,f said vetitioner should III
a,,as,.c PARKER TUCK, Judge.
| A trua conr AVER. Register. aWo'
A''est ,Eo. A. DYER, kesis'e''
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At Court of Probate la, a, r,I,worth. with.
IN and for the Country uancock on the LIST
Wednesday OF Dec. IN Ia
NEORGE PARCHER $500; io, ns Flora +. Lunt,
= bis M, ~oath, IN ssid;ouaty-having pfesen'
notiT probate. ''''f
ing a c3p-Ihat the sAid Guardian give
printed In Ethis Order to be published three
Probate Courtfelv in tae Ellsworth American
Wednesday OF JAP, tina. they may appear at a
forenoon, and shew ed in Ellsworth on the ~
tho same should NOT he at 10 OF the clock IN the
3w5is PAN any they have why
"1o' TUCK, Judge.
Reg'r.
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My stock of goods was bought TO suit the hard
times. and will be sold accoG0hglyJ 1.
5s-CALL and see the prices for yourselves
and see II this is not SO.
.f5l a. w. Gl-eely.
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= By GEO. w. HUICHINGs.
December End, 1874.
STATE OF MAINE.

HASCoCK. ss.-Court of Probate, December
Term, A. D.. 1874
Upon the foregoing Petition, ORDERED:-That
said Widow give public notice 10 all persons ill.,
teIested, by cousing a copy OF this Order 10 be
published three weeks successfully In the Els
worth American, a newspaper published in Ills
worth, in said County, that they may appear at
Court Of Probate for said County, TO be held at
Ellsworth, on the LIST "Wednesday OF January
next, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon and shew
cause, if any they have, why the same should
not be granted.
3w5l. PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Geo 4 Over Kenlster
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-10-22
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.

During the recent elections In Ohio.
indiana, Iowa, and West Virginia the
Democrats have gained thirteen mem
bers for Congress Six in Ohio, five in
Indiana, one in Iowa, and one in West
Virginia. We DO not deem this q result
Of any serious moment, for the reason
that the Republican majority III the last
Congress was TOO large, and did not
work as harmoniously as q smaller ma
jority would have done. There is q ten
dency among party leaders, when the
majority on either side is enormous, to
" rangie among themselves, for tfIz, z-tst-
sol that they think they can afford an
occar rional fight without seriously dis
tg1rbinsr the party-and that was one of
the CAUSES why there were SO many per-
sonal wran, giles in the last House Of Re
presentativeh. The Republican majority
was nearly two-tl.l lirds OF the whole House,
and therefore such members as Butler,
Dawes, Hawley, Garfield, Foster, Sc,
acted as if they did not care if they oc-
casionlly created a great c0mmOtion in
the Republican camp.
In the administration Of q Republican
government it is good TO have an active
and powerful minority, for thereby is
tyrannous legislation restrained on the
part Of the majority; and the people are
better served and their interests are bet
ter served and protected when two
parties OF nearly equal strength are
competing for their favor and their ap-
prOval.
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educators of our State is il its favor.
From what I have read of this work [
should pronounce it interesting and
profitable. It is worthy Of a place in
the library of any man or woman who
can afford the reasonable price de-
rnanded.
JOSEPH DEF OREsT,
Rector St. James Church, Manitowoc.
I read at random many pages OF "Ihe
Polar and Tropical Worlds" F" and while
I feel that it is very instructive and en-
tertaining reading to me now, have to
say, I have rarely if ever met book SO
7ell adapted to instruct and delight
W hat [ was when a boy.
G. B. STEVENS,
Past, or Presbyterian Church, Manitowoc.
DR. Hartwig's ''Polar and Tropical
Worl9s,' is work Of unusual merit.
He who cruises it viii derive from it
both infor,na, ion and pleasure. In the
hands of the * aacher the work can be
made an excelle Mt aid in geographical
instructions.
G. a. VTEBAEN,
Prin. LIST Ward School, ! ATanitowoc, Wis.
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of these monarchs. They are orderly,
hard-working, determinedly industrious
and saving. There is very little crime
among them, and very little drunken
ness or dissipation. Cu1fy is a very good
man, and gives promise Of being a great
| deal better.
THE FRESHMAN
is everywhere, and he is here, just what
he is everywhere. Thousands upon
thousands Of the sons OF Erin have risen
to affiuence and distinction. They real
ly govern the city for they act together
and work together, and are SO consoli-
dated as to WELD q power beyond what
their numbers entitle them to. They are
the same IN New. Y ork as everywhere else.
They are mercJ1rial, hasty, generous,
quarrelsome, witty, brave, cruel, in short
they are a curious compound Of all that
is good and bad Which is 10 say the
good in them is intentional, while the
bad is not. AS they become educated
and get responsibilities they become
more solid and settled. The second and
third generations make excellent citizens.
THE GERMAN,
like the Irishman, is everywhere. The
BOWery is full OF Germans, out they
have made their mark IN all quarters.
are from. the beginning magnificent
citizens. They come to this country
from choice, they can all read and write,
they all brought capital With them, and
! they are the most enthusiastic Americans
we have. The originals are trifle clan
nish, for the la,1s uage is different from
ours but the sacon d generation becomes
SO throughly Amel lcanlzed that tn tnell II
ancestry would not be suspected. They
They are industrious, so> oer, ni'fa-WoIh 1TS91 4
ing, prudent and prospt 'ouS' % - nne
come to stay, aud they make oil LIZ t''- :
ant part CT the population. 90
Thank Hsa7en, this subject has ~
ctpied SO much space that have Dc,
room to refer to the Beecher- Tilton bus
mess. PIETEo.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-10-22
NOTICE TO BUILD SIDEWALK.
CITY OF MAsITowoc, Oct. 2lst, 1877

nv HEREAS, the Board of Aldermen Of the City
w of Nanitowoc, have ordered the building Of a
sidewalk on the stsde OF 9th street ON the north
line of lot in block 10 south to Chicago street
the I'd ward of this city,
Notice is hereby given that the owners Of property
stuaed on the east side of 5th street from the north
line of lot in block ITO south of Chicago street. in
the I'd ward are directed to build good and subsfn
tia sidewalk within 10 days from the date Of this
notice said sidewalk 10 be not less than five feet
wide. of sound two inch plank with curb plank and
on the established grade of said 9Th street,
ding to the record in the Clerks ofre Of the City of
Man;toroc GEO GIBSON,
Street Commission IT.
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IL. RER, ~,


%yGRR Street ,NEanitovgt &c, ~ -: aFesasS @ Srs
ia Dry Goods Groceries, Gro, kerry, Fancy foods
taE4sz ware Boots and Shoes, Ready mace CIotnlng
Paper hangings, Hats and Caps. Toy ollefen Ii'ps
live Geese Feathers Bird Cages, Ike rosene oli and
Laaops &c. sc. share OF public pat. onasels solI-
fed
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GUSTSE FEMRS.

w8TATCEIGKA and JENEEsk Is. OF
Wy fers his services for repairing all h'nds OF
fy3srs-s and watches. Has fine and we'll se ected
assortment of the latest and best styles of Gle cks
As,;s-icar English and Swiss Watches also of Gold
.sux Plated Jewelry, his new Brick Store on stu
Trss4 South side one door south Of Kremers. Mani
.7-zs.s ely
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-10-22

DR. n. PAEC4HEN. Dentist. .OsG7ce
4 in Sherman's new building, Sth Street,
sFa1itow0c Wis
yssa Teeth extracted without pain.
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CHARLES EHDEEEg,

"a ~-pnx sGElAN'F TAILORING E5EAEs-
n I;s, nient. St street. south end OF bridge
g. lie ing department is complete, and contains
: large ass. rtment of fashionable clothes and Uent
- ;.l,i,1x oods constantly hand Please call
49, -v-ar,i,Sa before purchasing elsewhere. 1871
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-10-22
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