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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-10-22

,-,TATE OF WlSCONSlN.-CouNrY OF
= MASITowoC.
Probate cftce. city of Manitowoc Sept. IS,
A. u. 1874.
In the matter Of the Proof and Probate of
the last Will and Testament OF John Acker-
IN mn deceased, lste of the County cf Mani
towoc.
Whereas an instrument in writing, purpor
ting to be the last win and Testament Of
] ohm Ackermann deceased, late Of the coun-
ty of Manitowo &C has been filed in this Office;
and whereas application has been made by
George Degenhard praying that the same be
| proven and admitted to probate according
| to the laws of this state:
| Therefor Q, i, is ordered that said applica-
| ton be heard before me ut the Probate Office
in the city Of Manitowoc in said county, on
the End day of November A. D. 1874 ut 10
| O'Clock A NJ.
| And it is further ordered, that notice shall
| be given to all persons interested in said
will, Of the time and place Of sail hearing,
by publication in the Mauitowoc PILor Q
newspaper printed in said county for three
successive weeks, once each week, prior to
the time Of such hearing. BJ the Court
SI2-3w TO. OLMSTED,
County Judge
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Shall china en- Voter

Sar Francisco (oct 81 Core spontence of the New
York World
1t has been discovered here that the Ee
vised Statutes of the last Congress have
authorized the natura iization of tie Chinese
and any other adult males of the yellow
races. The old law of 1902 declared tha:
"any alien being free white person." may
be admitted to become a citizen. etc. In
1870, the provision was extended to cover
aliens of African rativity AMI persons of
African descent" The Revision uses the
words of the law Of 1902, omittng "be'ng
free white person." and inserts the law
OF 1917 about Africans. The law, there
fore, as now standing, breaks down all
barriers Of race or descent which California
has hitherto successfully opposed.
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Ey Gov. WAsHBURN has been making
speeches at various points in opposition to
the people on that subject. lie circulated
in this State thousands and thousa uds of
dollars Of the Wild cat IIallowe,l Bark of
Maine just before it failed, IN 1857 and
1853, and many men lost every dollar in
money which they had when the collapse
came. An old wild cat banker might, to
be sure, speak from experience, but ideas
of prorriety would suggest that he should
ray but ll,tle about it-NH NsWs.
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IN PROF. IE-!dunitoWO COEaty

IN PitO ORArE-ldnnisOWO COEaty
2 Court.
In the matter of tue estate Of Join Bruss
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition Of vii
Ii III Bruss administrator setting forth the
amount Of personal estate That hiss come tc
his hands and the disposition thereof. the
amount of dehts outstanding against said de-
cee sed AMI a description of the real estate
nventoriel as hefoEgrnx sail estaie anI
| ;be condition ani value of the same, and
! praying that license he to him granted to
| sell the interest of sai ii deceased ia and to
| said real estate And it appearing by said
petition that there Is not sufficient persona
! estate IN the hands Of said adminislfator
20 pay said debts and that n is necessary in
| order to pay the same to sell ali of sli1 real
! estate
/ II i. therefore ordered that al persons in.
terestei in said estate appear before the
judge of tnfS court, on the 23f day ot
November A. D. 1871 at 20 &C ock A NJ
at the Office of the county Julge OF Mantle.
voc county il the city OF ManNowoc in Said
county then ami there TO show cause III any
they havc} why license should rot be graz,
ted 10 =, % admin St ration TO eel nd rea
estate accerding to the prayer CT sail pe;i
%ion.
And it ia further ordered tt,rt n cnpv O
ms cr1er snail De pdoHsaei Ior lour sue
;essire weeks prior to said day q heariny yir
The Nani;owoc Prior a weekly Ee~spapel
published d at Manitowoc in said cottrSy anc
personally served cn Rosali. Bruss guarlia,
ST he minors Of said II innr heirs Of said de
Ceased at leas; fourteen days before the sait
day IF hearing
ra.sd October 81 1874.
By the Court
7. G. oLMSTED.
sffsfv County yadgc
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8 hitherto successfully opposed.
Another 80 Horrible Outrage b,
Southern Rebels
From the Nashville Banner

From the Nashville Banner
A negro by the name of Charles Begs-
ley, who was drunk, was found Sunday
evening hanging between the ralings of a
garden fence, in Lafayetss, dead. 1t is
supposed that he. beitg so drunk, nad
leaned UP against the fence, and that his
head slipped be.weer the palings of the
fence, and being in such helpless conuI-
ton was unable to extricate himself, and
consequently was strangled to death
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In FRGB4TE-raui uirowoc County

lCourt
In the the matter OF the estate Of Otto
Troemel acceaseI
Notice Is hereby given, that by virtue and
in pursuance Of AN order of license, In de in
said matter. ON the 18th day of Cc.ober. A :,
:. 1874. by the counts court of said county,
the undersigned Z. W WLite administrator
of the estate Of Otto Troeuel la,e of Mani
toaoc county deceased. WILL on MouCay the
10th day Of November, A. D. 1874, at ten
O'Clock IN tue forenoon of said day. at the
cfhee OF the county Judge in the city Of
Manitowoe, IN sad county, cffer for sale, a;
public yendue, the 10 losIag described lands
tv-wit The uu,iivied half of lots /, ,, 3, 4
>, 6, 7, 8. 8. l., H. -. l3, IA, -, is, l2
and ~ in 3 ok humber two hundred and
sixty-three t2.3) IN the city of Mani,o " oc
county OF Naniiowoc state OF Wisconsin, ac-
sordins 10 the 10 the recorded plot Of SAID
eiiy.
] he terms Of sale cash.
Dated 1t Mauitowoe, the 18th day Of Oc.
cSeT, = D l57s.
c. ". WHITE,
+2f Administrator
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IN PROBATE IN ManitowOc County
i Court.
In the matter Of the estate Of Carl Brute
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of
Friedrich Lawrence, Administrator of the
estate of said deceased, representing among
other things, that he has fully administered
said estate, and praying that time and
place be fixed for examining and allowing
his account of his administration, filed In
this Court 1t is ordered that said account
be cxaminded by the Judge of this Court, on
Monday, the 9th day of November 1874, at
10 o'clock A. NJ, ut my office III said county
Ordered further that notice thereof be given
to the heirs of said deceased, and to all per-
sons interested, by publishing Il copy Of this
order for three successive weeks prior to said
day Of hearing, in the Manitowoc PILOT a
weekly Newspaper published at Manitowoc
ni.s in said county,
Dated ManitoNoc the rztu day not,-
Der "A. ID. 1874
T. G. OLMSTED,
S43-3v County Judge
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FRED. SCHROEDER,

Keeps MI kinds OF Meats, Sausage, Hams. Lard,
etc, which he viii sell at the lowest prices, in
qu1utity and kind 10. suit purchasers. Amy one
II wing cattfe hogs sbeep sell will call me
and receive the highest prices. II A ly
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DIR. SABlN'S
BIOVg AND Herb fiThlR7E
II 4 Is. LIS. 5.
yOK MI
PURPOSES G. 4 FAMILY PAySIc.
PURELY VEGETABLE.

The grea, demand !ar these Fills gives y.
an increase If confidence in Recommending
them to the public as tie iaost safe. Eject ual
and reliable medicine ever oaerrd {, man.
kind they have aided to themselves victo-
~ upon victory BY restoring thodssnds Of
Of the sick TO blooming health and happi-
ness.
Over two million. of bottles Of these Pills
have been sold during the past year ty orr
new method Of introducing thew. We wish
every family 10 try them, and if you should
net b. satisfied With them, we wit as cheer.
fully take them back az We would take your
meney for them. To all We say: uy them,
and become cssvincci Of their superiority
over all other Pills. The
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Dentist, Office in shsrmars new building or
+ ghthst., Manitow, c. Particul attention
given TO ali the dlnerelt branches of tbs profess
ion. and all worx warranted. ree.n extracted
Withoui pain l244ly
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From the Baltimore S1r.
The following exhi it taken from the Aes
the court journals, shows pretty clearly
the absences of the President and the mem
b-rs of the Cabinet daring this season:
Congress adjourned on the 23d of June.
Immediately after the President went to
West Virginia on a plearure trip. He re
turned to Washington, remained 4 day or
tso aud on July 81 lett for l. ,ug Branch,
from thence he ma lie excursions To Saratoga,
Atlantic City, Newport, Mtrti,a's Vineyard
and other watering places. lie "as not
seen gain in W ,shingc,n til tae l2.ii vi
! September, when he came ou to give I'n
ner at the White House. Ills iutenipm
was to return at Juce to Long Bfanca, bat
IN the mean time the uprising astiast
! kellogg took place in Louisiana. rni,
! induced tie President to consent to stay
here long enough. to put kello5, back m
power over the heads of the people he hal
50 long robbed and oppr':ssai. th,
being accomplished the advancing sia>o"
had caused Long Branch, to oe deserted.
The President therefore splaced himself
for his two weeks enforced stay ia Wasa
lng.on by IA three day visit TO New 1Jrk,
returning here ouce more on the 3Utii of
Septcmb.r in order to be present 1T the
Sherman Fitch Wedding, winch clme IN
the next day. After three days 81 r
IL. = -.
city, aud starteI on a western tour, tax IL Z
10 the Wild ludians ~ the trip. 1t j. sal ,
ns the WmJe House that he ALL be back
the 18th. Thus IN the space of ;our
month, the President has spent ,ont
, twenty three days 10 the agsr-ga-e 1t the
hesdou ,riers Of III Gov rnmepst aal Ia
this tIme he has received from the t,,'astr
, of the Uulted Ats Si6.6c6. ur over So
for every day a, the place of lis ohcia
duty.
A Doe SgpATIvE--A genius or Arhol
Hi | has IN de a discovery which VA Pc
p, sent a dog from barking. The arran. snen
= S as follows: A post l. pnt up =loe e d q
!, tie d ogh"use; Oh 'he top efih pD>' rs e 2
= lev; 4 clothes ins j. attae.e.l 10 Z e. j.
S OF the q. z ana passed tAr-ush the U l.
., and from thence TO the bed chamber uf tn
tle, per- Tie deg t-iks ;nt BIZ pas tn
'e ro,e Soon tie dogs b. a j. he .v.nward
" sud has feet cave The ground. nomen
~ sus pended. he is let down and wita his ia
At tuInsd d inward, forward be seoo's for his ket
nc mel With 10 further desire TO elevate hrme
u 10y his bark. Two pulls for the frs, n. b
perm. meas cure. - 5Iry Tt--s, sh.
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.lOSEPH SYMES.

Dealer in all kinas OF Stoves an HARDWARE, and
Manufacturer o. Copper. Tin. an Sheet-iron ware,
Eighth-st., South side. ne4r the Bridge, Aanito
voc. l2 44-ly
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MILAN LYNCH.

Dealer in Sroves also Mannra of Tin Snee
Lrnu apd Cooper ware. Ali kinds OF rep ,frt len
E's"ih-st-. DS.->s.. York and BafaIo. Mani - wo
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Fashionable Tailor. All roods made BY the sub
scrIber are warranted to fit tie form. Prices rea
sonable. anc 1 am baund to please those who CIV
me their custom. Shop On York-st., two door
west of lie " .ndiale Hou,e. IL II
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NORTH ESTEEM HOUSE,

Fran hlin-st. Msnitowoc, NJ Keuenhohen,
Proprietor. Tire large brick addition recently
built oeen Iurrlshed in excellent srSle making
IL one OF tDe largest ana most complete notels in
Mauito voc. good able Is kept In connection
with the mouse, wnere stocx will De well provided
Tor. 12 44iy
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REDUCTION, alER . PER Cent,

Having honeA. in New Cork. great stock
Of WALL PAPER at yrgI low rates. Loan
how appear before the public with larger
sflecttor thanrvrr t-f,s.s - a, rates mers
than tEENTY.FItr FER CENf l&ss than
former prices. ! v6.-
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Attorney and Cornseot at Law. Two Rivers
will attend to Collections An otaer business ia
MAnitowoc ,unty and vicisity. l344-1y
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ROOT and HERB PILLS,

are 81 er sarer and every way better Pur-
kasive Remedy, than has heretofore been Of.
tered to the American people, and as yeg-ts-
BILE sub>t ,nees arc more des,ructable from
the action of the air and time than minerals
these Pills are put up in glass jars, which
protect them .fois EhaHse Tor any length Of
time.
Subjoined w. gitetAs different disorders for
rhich these iiUs are r.p.e.sily ad.pfsd, and
sttJu9h 'h'g hare ma'y Y naaes, thsu 0riyin is
he same-deran9emsnt q the digesfite organs
rhd inpur. ttrc-
These Pills operate mildly upon the s,om-
,ch sud bowels, correcting its diseased ac-
,iou and rtstoring it's healthy tiltalities
For 'oss of app. 80 weakness of the stomach
nd for habitual coslivcneas, they will
found a sovereign remedy.
The Root ard Herb Pitis cure Siekbcad-
ache the Root ard Herb Pills cure Ntrvcis
II ,ad,cb the Root AMI Herb Pills cur,.
heartburn, Sour Stomrch. In digestion, biz
siness, Pain in the Stomach and Sidc.
These Pills car be giren 10 children r,h per
feet saffy.
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RSCONSlN HOUSE

CSrue> OF Nlntn and JAY streets, Jsre DALEY.
Proprietor. This Ii a Eew noGse, and well fitted
rp with sll modern improvements. A good stable
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PAUL LNERNEK.

Paws the highest price Tor Whe.t aud other pl
duce, odice on the northeast corner OF Buffalo a
E. r.hth st's.. ManItowoc. 1244,
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EDWARD CONWAY

Wholesale and Ret Ill dea'er In Hats, caps Furs
Gloves, Mittrns, Robes. etc. york9st, beta eel
E,.itn and rSintnt MAntowoc. 124tyl
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GEORGE n. WOODEN.

Attorney and Counselor II Law AMI Court Com
III sSioner Tor Nanito oc cJCnty. All business en-
trvs' I'd to AIS will be promptly AID fathirlly
attes led to- AivIce honestly given FOR which i
reasonable Charge viii be male. once CT ButfLlo
ST.. betweel Eighth and Ninth. l2.4ilr
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&. BlELING,

Professo OF Music, will give Lessons Vocal and
Instrumental Muse in the city OF Manit ,woc sno
Two Rivers. kesiGence Eignth-s ST.. near tae
court house. l2 IL ly
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;. f. PRITCA Ar u, M. ID.
oTrIeF, saERxAN's AnIcx BLOCK.
Norts Eighth Street. J N .luwoc
DIR. 4. j. RATCHEN

NVrt1 EIs1tH SIteel, u n n.towoc.
oFf1cE Hours. sio9Ax
! to 3 and tosA Il.
Residence, on Eighth Street. opposite Plata
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SALOON SUPPLIES

York st. in the store formerly occupied by
J H. PIitt; one door east of Robinson
Drug Store. Manitowoe Wis.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Ee ShAuONEA. N. D.s
Gfers lis services tn { .e puoiic.
U.lic-, e rner OF Bsh 40 ana +. .hts Streets
o.,
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i. ". OLMS ED,
42- 3w County Judge,
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age from tho heavy rock deposited
along the Hue Of the road for tho re
Tuning wall, Ihese rock ure oarelessly
thrown just near enough TO lho track
10 BIO struck by The wheels or the body
Of the ear and are lipble, under no very
uneSeoInIonal cIrcumstanees,ifcollIded
with IN the hight, 20 result serious
~ TO the occupants, yesterday one Of
tue pedeslals oil the "John Ncely
Bryan was torn OIL hy one Of these
stones aud transportation between east
and we,l Dallas waY brought down to
one oaG This h a niIsnlloe, we think
the ralIroOd company should he re-
llevcd of
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Per Contra.

Colonel A. &. Mckeen, of Galveston,
whom we understand is member of
the Howard association, called at this
office yesterday, and stated that he had
received a telegram from a responsible
citizen ofhis city disproving the report
OF the existence of yellow fever there.
Colonel Mckeen read our statement in
yesterdays paper, respecting the death
OF young Dr. Davis, and sent telegram
OF inquiry regarding Its correctness.
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Runaway.

AS Captain Siler's baggage wagon
was approaching the north end of the
Platform of the Central road yesterday
morning, the front wheels slipped
INTO q hole, and the wagon in which
was The driver and another party, turn
~ upside down, precipltating the oc-
,"ian's Violently to the ground and
or'',s'ns them painfully. The capsizal
" '"e wagon frightened the horses and
.ney started IN for first class runaway
but q run Of about twenty yards and a
small cedar bent its limbs, picked the
wagon up and induced tho bor.a. -
wait until somebody reached them
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THE MAILS.
gfirA "N w

Arrival aEd Departure or Malls NJ D,,ia. r0.,
oilire. Wv
northern mail arrives daily ot a.qo n
departs al $40 a m. N'S ~ o'du m
n, s,sn mail arrives at SO m: denor,,
departs at $50 u m. W '''eS Ut 40 M
nU1rt worth, Weatherford and raci,.to.
49, aIItNes except MondayS M N M. ~
fIn, o,,. cAcept sundays at a nj. "' We
y, Dciloif aud Wise County Tcu.,e,.,,, =
ta a,u IVY, Mlls mail arrives Monday. Wedn S
Tbinr s,ia fidaE az o pm; departs Tuesday
AraIi,iSuhy ana saturday at Fam. "9 ,
~, S,i,sputhe, Hood County, Cedar nan NJ.
rSiu ana Alvaiado aildeparts Mnrii, ~,
Sa,ns,,y ~ AIN, arrives Wednesdav any a,,1
asy iay anu Friday at pIn.; deperis T Meu-
y S,, aaHurs,iay and Saturday ut ~ m "eN-
M II we halgat's store ana Tninn mn
,a I'm ~. atIiNeS Tuesday Ihnrxlav All S III,
Saipr,a1. M departs Tuesday, fhursiay aba
As'tl.nan Jones, Postmaster. =. 9 ro,o.
CIeri,. ~ rostmasteT; Owen Gerry. s,hisi
Se,tHi' w; u. Adams, Mailing c9erE. ,S Hnlsi
r,hn, ~ pe,,yery Clerk; ID. A. Brown. Rox MY
a, rersons having grievances aaa,,s, an.
:, T., On any account will please ren'rt ~, u,e
w III "ri'ing or In person TO the posiMas, .,e
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Half Fare 10 sunday school Conyen.
tiOn.

Aswill be seen by the following dis
patch from General Ticket Agent
Waldo, of the Central road, to Alder
man younG, of this city, all who desire
to attend the Sunday school conyen-
ton, to be held at Calvert, will be
taken for half fare:
w n vo. n., liousToN, July ., 1871.
instruction will be given our agents
to sell excursion tickets to those visit
ing the Sunday school convention
meeting inCalvert, July %, at one fare
for the round trip. Yours truly,
j. WALDO.
General Ticket Agent.
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OFFIQGAI. DIRECTORY.
Getty or DALLAS.


MUyor-W. l.. Cabell.
Engnecr--W illlam NJ. Johnson.
Attorney illlam NJ. Edwards.
frousuier--ltOhert Ii. West.
Assessed and COilcctOr--lhomus j, EeetOn.
observation-disclosures Peak.
Deputy MaShnl-Iohn II, Ryan.
Pollccmen--J. w. spencer, A. W, MlNson,
T. Al. Russell, G. d. Blood, Samuel Crubb, n,
II. =. Nichols, W. Il. Morton, j. II. Elder, j.
r. Iinmel, \. a. Stewart stephen Hudson,
h1ana Tusten.
Health O.hcer:-Dr NJ. a. Cornelius.
Aldermen -tiNt ward: II, u. BurlieS, James
A. lrunnrd, Henry Ervay Second ward: Il.
j. Coushhuur, John II. Howell. Third
ward; n. T. lIonsley, John Owens, James L.
MoConnoll, Fourth ward; II. Il. Mcconnell,
W, G.. Young.
The Offices of the various city officers are
AZ tine Guy market house, The board OF AL
derluen meet in regular session at the coun-
ell room over the market, every Tuesday
night.
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by order al the board OF directors OF the
Real ESTATE, liulldmR and Savings nAsociu-
ton, a meeting Of the stockhDldpis win be-
held nj W, l., Williams law unico near VIII
lNms " CrowduH' drug store, IN the city Of
pnllNs, on the@lm day Of July 1874, W 1
o'clock I'm. ltm 10 the interest o. every
stakeholder 10 bo present. md Il failure 10
attend may result 10 hlsinimy.
NV, LANE, Secretary.
dallas, Iuly0, 1874, l2Sdlt
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s0n wORIl.

We have tne facilities and ,he wori''
men 10 40 m good work. and NJ as
low rn,es. ~ can be dene .nywhere,
aud We mean % do d. hring yo"r
Pine Job work 10 TiE DAILY HER
AID 0fPIGR, Corner Of Main and
I.nu,nr atreels.
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An elegant new Arion piano
Tor sale All cost and carriage,
which Is al7J less tlian man-
ufactircs' price. This Is u bar
gain not found every day.
PIERCE a. LYLE.
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i5oGozen white shirts, Cheviot shirts.
Spanish linen shirts in she mos, Gle
giant styles, absolutely at coat. ut
Elm street.
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Called Mccting.

by reference to another column il
will be seen that the Hook and Ladder
company advertise called meeting
Tor Saturday evening. Every member
is urgently requested to attend.
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CnIIed Moetimg.

Tho membom Of the Hook nnl Ladder
company VIII meet NJ thelr rooms, over the
engine house, on Saturday evening ut s
o'clock, A full attendance IL requested.
liy order,
JULES SCHNEIDER, President.
j. q. AEssIOEs, Secretary
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Noricr.

M accounts against employees In the
Herald OnIce viii he allowed IN set g.
pents with the office uniens an order
from the Proprietor IN given.
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For Mason's seii.sealng Fruit Jars.
Porcelain lined tops (the best in usel, and
Jelly glasses, go to AN. FRIENDS,
Rosenthal's old stand, corner of Main and
Lamar streets. lledlm
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$4,000 worth OfROOtis guaranteed To
he sold az cost, AZ simpsons. Elm
street.
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"iove-iiiiIHs Hid shoes, side IHcing
silk embroidered shoes, misses silk
oiasiir congress aHltrrs, very low, NJ
Simpsons, Him street.
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RAILROAD rpnH TABLE.
connEUT nAnRoAD TIaE

can always DO iouud n i, N uwmS, ON
Main street Also, Gold and SILVER Watches
that WILL KEEP IN.
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Old Books, Magazines, Etc
Bound at the Lowest Prices
AT THE HERALD OFFICE.

$4,000 worth Of choice goods 10 cx-
change fora farm. apply so simpson.
Elm street.
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Lawyers BrIen

Printed inpamphlet form, with neatness
and dispatch, no the HERALD OFFICE.
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Exchange.
THE GENERAL MARIEET.

business continues fair. There IL no mate
rial change In quotations nom last report
our merchants have fun aud complete stocks
laid down At low figures aud purchases can
be made ut unusual advantage. The follow
ing quotations represent regular wholesale
prices, In hlllng small orders, higher rates
will have to be paid:
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shirt studs, sleeve buttons, watch
chains, etc. solid and plated. ian infin.
lite variety, forty per cent below cost,
at simpson's. Elm street.
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a Fargo supply Or SundnJ
School Literature, al catalogue
prices, just received nj frank
Inns book Stare. izain street.
Franklin has received. also. u
few sets Of csilyaIiic. Ghe aiOsI
Intelligent. gcaped aad .isscin-
nGing Oui-aO0r game known.