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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-11-26
NOTICE

Is hereby gven that The firm of Cooper & Jones of
Mes hotO in the town of Two Rivers, Mantowoc Co.,
is dissolved by mutual consent, John j. Jones retr-
ing 10 favor of h's son. Thos Jones. The business
OF Lumber Hanufa tn ing VIII hereafter be conduct
ed by Goo. Cooper and Thomas Jones, under the
firm name Cooper Jones, and all claims Will be
received and paid by them
COOPER 4 JONES.
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NOTICE TO BUILD SIDEWALK,

City OF MANIT0woC, Nov. 3, 1874.
NM HEREAS the Board of Aldermen of the City
w OF manItowoc have ordered the building of u
sidewalk in front of lots l. z g. and in block 241
OH Franklin street between Main and 18th streets in
the Third Ward of this City;
Notice s hereby given that the owners of lots l. 2,
3, 4 and 5, in block 241 Franklin street are di ,
rected to build good and substantial side walk in
front of the lots above mentioned within 10 days
from the date Of this notice. said side walk to be not
less than i've feet WIDE of sound two inch plank.
with curb plank, and the established grade of the
said Frankli street. according to the record in the
Clerks office OF the City Of 1ianitowoc.
GEO. DUSOLD,
Street Commission LIST District.
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$50 NJ. NJ & q. 3. " " 10000 -
Q. EVEN, Co. Treasurer.
Manitowoc, Nov. 10, 1874.
REPORT OF THE co. CLERK.
The county clerk respectfully reports
to your honorable body the amount Of
fees received, from Oct. 81, 1873, the
date of hls last settlement with you to
Oct. 81, 1874, inclusive, and that the
said amount has been paid to the county
treasurer monthly for which he presents
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STATE OF WISCONSIN, J
MANITOwOO COUNTY
A. NJ. Richter being duly sworn DE-
poses and says that the above report is
just and true, according to tho best Of
his knowledge and belief, and embraces
all the monies received by him for the
purposes named therein.
A. III. RICHTER, Co. Clerk.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this LIST day of Nov. 1874.
Signed, A. PIEN1NG,
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
I also beg leave to submit herewith a
detailed statement of the transactions IN
the Office of the County Clerk from Oct.
81, 1873, to Oct. 81, 1874, inclusive:
Oct. 81, 1873, balance on hand 1921 50
the year @N'l> - ~''' 2lOs3 81
25OO8 81
Paid on tax certificates sc 2O557 So
Amt hand subject to certif. holds call 1850 50
e5oo8 50
all Of which is respectfully submitted.
Manitowoc, Nov. LIST, 1874.
A. M. RICHTER, Co. Clerk.
REPORT OF COM. ON FINANCE.
Your committee would respectfully re-
port that they have carefully examined
the report of the County Treasurer, also
the books, accounts, vouchers, ETC., in
his Office, and find the same to be cor
rect, with the single exception of coupon
No. 40 Of the J.. S. r. r. County bonds,
which has not been presented, although
the same has been paid by the County
Treasurer, as he holds receipt of the
Union Trust Co., of New York, in which
the said coupon is included.
Your committee would respectfully
recommend that the said report Of the
County Treasurer be adopted and placed
on file.
Your committee beg leave to further
report that they have examined the con-
tents of the safe in the Office of said Co.
Treasurer aud find the several amounts
in his hands to consist of the following,
to-wit
County orders al9Is 95
Jurors certificates 1908 SO
Tax Is 29746 Is
Note of Tim Sullivan Isl Is
Jonah Richards 666 e.
WoOdin and Treat 100 90
3. Jones 400 90
A. Wallich 200 90
Gibson and Corlew 1925 90
j. G. Eggers 81 Is
5000 shares of the capital stock of the
A. & N. L. R. R., at $500 each 5000 90
L. S. railroad at $4,000 G8O0o 90
Cash on hand 6S05 50
291654 So
Gates paid 49, 1882 81
Leaves net balance on hand of a55s12 25
All of which is respectfully submitted.
Your com. beg leave to further report
that they have examined the report of
the County Clerk and find the same COR
rect, and agreeing with his books,
vouchers, ETC., and we would recon-
mend that the same be adopted and
placed ON file.
Your com. would recommend to raise
the following taxes:
COUNTY SCHOOL TAX
Cato s2s 81
Centrevilie SAT 6
CooperstOwn 60 IS
Eaton $40 Il
Franklin lI6 81
Gibson 651 81
KOSSuth S41 6S
Liberty 524 16
Nanitowoc IS s.
City aT5 81
Ks
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The undersigned member of the com.
on assessment does respectfully report,
that the above statement of valuation
for all real and personal property of the
County of Manitowoc, has been made
in accordance with justice and impartial
ity, and further that it has eGuaized
with the aid of the County's actual sale
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We the committee on assessment hav-
ING in hand the equalization of the pro-
perty of Manitowoc County, do most re-
spectfully report, that in the best of our
Judgment, we find the value of the p1o
perty of Aanitowoc Countr as above
specified, and recommend its adoption.
Signed. G. r. ZoRN.
L. FAULHABER.
B. WILKINS.
Jos. BARTosH.
MINORITY REPORT
Value recommended to be eoualized:
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book, Town and City assessment, equal
lied valuation of former years, and by
other information we could obtain, and
we do truly believe that it is based on
equality and justice, and We would there
fore recommend its consideration and
adoption. Signed.
JOHN SCHUErTK.
Amendments offered by Fleigler, Rand
and Donovan were lost. Motion to
adopt the majority report was carried by
ayes Il. Schneider, Bohne, Zorn,
Swensen, Werneke, Faulhaber, DAIMLER,
Wilkins, Robinson, Playfair, Finlan,
johnson, Linstedt, Bartosh. Nays 8.
Taugher, Almonds, Donovan, Fiegler,
Schuette, Johnston, Bean, Rand and
Toughey.
REPORT OF COUNTY TREASURER.
l have the honor to submit the follow
ing report, showing the transactions Of
the County Treasury, since last report.
The amount on hand as per last re-
port:
Cas- Cash cert,f,o.,as as s:s5 4 4
Order against RewauElee lUsi 10
Order against Franklin ~ W
Government Bonds lUO ~
Mortgages and Notes 5o6I W
s3s5ss IL
The receipts during the year have
L Ill
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EVENING STAR.
PU0SY,s CLASS.

Pv9SY's GLASS,
NV CHILDREN" sAid Pun. Is abe shook her
So her Kittens drew near With With foot srsp SLOW.
And sat down before her, al In . row.
And tell me q ;ick where your noecs Grei"
At o. q, all the items shifted the air,
As though it were Lued with perfume rare.
"NOw What 90 you ssy when you want q
The kittens waited q nom snt to think,
And then came the answer Hlear and loud;
ION ought TO have heard Lew those kittens
VERY well. lis the same, with 9 harper tone,
When you want fish or bit of q bonAN
Now, what do you say when children ar goo ~
And the kittens purred as soft Is they co. Nd'
"And what do you say when children are bA.' !?
When they tease and pull ," Each kitten lookeo
sad.
"PoOhl" said their mother. "rhat isn't
You must use yours claws when children are
rough.
fAnd wher, are your clswsT No. no my dear
here"
Thea all the kittens crowded abort.
o see their sharp little claws broE& ht out.
They felt quite ssre they should ny.tr nesd
o use tcch Wespons-oh, no, iudse-ri
: ~ then eise mamma gave pussy'ss % :"
And toNed their carr With her softest yNsw.
Now 81 t.,ss, as hard a. you ean,n she a Ia;
Bot ever item hung down it, head
SPtisss say" cried the mother czt;
Bat they raid, 40 nanny, we can't DO "a At
Then 60 anS play" said the fo-d manuse
WHAT sweet little idots kittens are
Al well vas once the same. I suppose
liza ere looked very wise an rubbed her nose
Hrs DodSs, an tie StU,eHsbsr 81. Sscbolas- ,
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How BAR-RooM Liquors ARE MADE.-There
may be seen daily, on Chestnut street, a man
clad in fsultless apparel, with great diamond
upon his breast, vatnly endeavoring TO oatglit-
ter the magnificent solitaire en- his finger. In a
German university he learned chemistry, and
not even Lelbig knows it better. His occapa-
ton is the mixing and the adulteration OF
liquors. Give him a dozen casks Of deodorized
alcohol, and, the next day, each of them will
represent the name OF a genuine wine OF pop
ular spirit. lie enters a wholesale drug store
bearing a large basket upon his arm. Five
pounds OF Iceland moss are first weighed cut TO
him. To raw liquor this imparts a degree OF
smOothness and oieaginousness that gives TO i'm
itation brandy the ghbress of that which is
most mstured An asningent called catechu,
that would almost close the mouth of a glass
inkstand, is next in order. A couple OF ounces
OF stTy chnine, next called for, are quickly con-
yeyed TO the vest pocket, and a pound OF white
yitrol is a. silently placed in the bottom of the
basket. The oil Of cognac, the sulphuric acid
and other articles that give fire and BODY 20 the
liquid poison, are always kept in store. The
mixer buys these things In various quarters.
They are staples Of the art.-PLilddelpkia Bul-
letiR.
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VTEiu ton days ai.er ths coptrsct has he's,
tT ard ne pers0n Or perscns or body corp0ra'e to
suretie- % he approved b. the simaiies Gs1,-raI
tsi ~. u, Contrast ie MI "a the United
SIC eyeiy q the terms, cor disious, AID require
81 ioiih IN WIS fverti cement, scc0rd nR 20
The true latent and meaning thereof in which coz
tTst the contractor and hi- sureties shall ,nt
sc ssIse ihs, N case the ssii contractor shall f.
ist0ts snd % said cOutrsct on the psrt
g the EAc contractor BE- performed as therein st
tt sJd pay 20 the United States - America the sun
f-rfei-u-e The SAID contractor a.d his sarsti - n
Il Jointly ard ssseTAIly lisbs, As lIyuidatsd dan
~ the contractor - when u. first ara may be
nSte Should taii 70 enter into agreement aud give
g. ard re- be anEuled and the contract let 10 me
y NJ ioyost resPpnsiUle bidder, snd until the
Trguirtc Asreemsnt aud bonds are executed; ard
sJCh Uext lowest bidder shall be re1rired 10 iuIsIi
e,tIk STIPULATION embraced hsreIu, if be were the
CIlsiLai Fariy 70 whom the contract wafaUardad
=, ihe as rvemett will also provide that II az say
Ili1e alfl,s the "n'ieuaIcs OF tn Contract the
sGrefies shall Gle. or become irresponsible f1r the
entire penslty e the bond, the Ps,mastsr Gsrer.J
ditionSi and suficient suT.ties which tbe sSnfrsc
t0r shall furnish 20 ths accep,s of the Postnas
fault thereof hecCn.ract may bs a1nuiled
CcSTBACT NOT asSIGSABLE
Il me eS1iEset Cannot II aay case, DO lawfully
RESERVATIONS
Tue r stinsstes General serves the right 10 re-
Jet any ell bids IT, in his Judgment the inter.
ssis OF the verpmeBt require ft III a. the right To
snt ~ th- contract n, IN kis opinion there shall be
ia1Is ~ any time 20 p- for faithfully any Of It's
snpoeto - or IN case q wilfuI attempt 10 i'm D1se
opos m Department stan ped en- selOpes and wrap
tefs iAieficr 70 those now "a use.
EXTENSION
,,a I,r sne interest Of the government require,
PANIED, net exceeding three months by ordsr Of Ths
Postm Ater General aud the Contract nre-- AM al
condion. hsrsn set forth, shall oyern In sucs ex-
SAMPLES
eptcffnerc OF the envelopes and Wraprars for u,ssh
proposals are inyited, showing the cf~rent 800
ties and colOrs 81 paper required, the cuss
OF cumming, with blank forms Of hids rss - "a
on application 90 the Third Assistant Postm.stsr
General
This advertisement and specimen Of tha ..-,,,.
envelopes and wrappers furnishad ~ ths DenIyt
neRt must be attached TO and m sde part OF sacI
bid. e~-
GCARAHTEz-PROPOs
Nc props sal will be sdsred uuls acc1-
yertoI sible partiss.
BicdOFs state IN their proposals the prce "a,
thSCesnd envSlopes or Sfap p-rs, inclu1inx ever
thiDg r. qutrec To be done furnisned, for
IN this ADVERT seu,ept. snd ali proposals must he
made up fhe bian 4 forms flrnishod By the Depa-
ment securely enyelop-d AID ssa,ei, mark ed sPro-
roeals Tor snped Env el1ycs and Newspaper W-sp-
perr, and addressed 90 the Third Assistabt p ls;.
master General, " ssLiEgton, ID. g.
}. W. MARSHALL,
eus<< s.aN4N Postmaster General I
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MIKE CARGoLL's SoLIcITUDK POR HIS
FBIENDs Occasionally you will find a bofse-
man with a tender conscience and rare solicit
tude for his friends, and such man Is the
atiAble Mike Carroll, who owns several horses
and drives them at races.
On Wednesday many persons bought pOolsou
Mikes bay gelding Essex, and that horse taking
the first heat, these men bought more pools on
Essex against the tield. But Nike lost the next
two heats, which we're won by Emperor, and
the pool buyers looked sad, and as Mike re-
turned from the stable they gathered around
him and complained that Their money was on
bis hOrse and he was Throwing" the race
Here was a rare exhibition of Mixes POlieItude
for bis friencs, and his generous heart prompted
him T. say: "Gentlemen, Pm afraid nv horse
rs OF, and don't think can win this race. /
am sorry, but i tell you I'm not pulling the
horse, and don't want another driver pat In;
I'd rather lose good deal Of money; and Iii
tell you what I'll do. You're all my friends,
and don't want you TO lose any money on me-
and III take all your pools of your hands
rather than have any hard feelings"
This Was fair, and the crowd began TO pass In
their cards, which Mike willingly accepted with
smiles of rare benevolence. THIS little matter
having been adjusted, Mr.. Carroll mounted his
sulky, and without effort won the next two
heats and the rsce, pOcketing the purse, the
large ODDS which his friends" would have won
and a handsome gift from q man who had a
heavy pool at stake, besides his own pools.
Mike played his little game shrewdy, and the
greenhOrns, though losing nothing, failed 70
make dollar. A few were shrewd enough 70
hold on TO their chances when they saw tie
owner and driver willing to be so generous 10
his frieDQs.-Ldtcrence american.
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Cug3l-lSt
DBOPO5ALs FOB WROUGHT AND OAsT.
IkOH WORK Fer THE SOUTH WING OF
TIE kkM sTATE. WAR AND NAVY DE-
PAh9 mESTs' BUILDING, WASHING
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
TREASURY DEPAkTNEST,


WASH Toy, d. o., August "A, IS4S
sesled Proposals. will be received at this on ce
until M n, Of the l4th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1874,
l0r IL Dshlng, delivering. ting, and putting in
Place the Wroush, sni Csst-iron Work, a. exhib-
isd by the Drswing-, -scribed in the Specifcs.
ne S;airs Cornces under stone platforms of PTin-
elpsl stairs, skirtipgs TO Rooms, &C., and outside
Oop.es Of the Drawings. Specification, and SEIZED.
ule NAY be bsd on application at this off se
pui rhe work in place sili be furnished by The Gov
rLnedt iree OF charge, bat will be erected By the
Pr pessls will be made by the piece gu oarfcial or
nnesl fget or weight, for the various items Of work
a. provided for In the Schedule.
The VIII ole of the Wrought and Csst-lrcn Work
must be delivered rapidly As may DO called for b.
he su ard quired by progress ef
platforms mus, be finished within two months from
dGte of acceptance Of proposal, the Stairs within
me inside work within four months from same late;
the Fence Railing must be Put up ss rapidly SIS the
Payments will be n ade monthly, deduc.ing ten
per cent uutIl The final cOmple ion of the contract
All bids must be accompanied by q penal boad OF
dollars, 5OOs that the bidder will accept and psr-
form the contract If awarded him, the suieieucy q
the security to be certified by the United States
Judge CLERK the United States Court, or the Dis
trlet Attorney OF the district wherein the bidder
sides
TIE Depsttm,r ut reserves the right TO reject any
or All bldf,n II be deemed for the inier6st OF the
any item q; the same rate proposed in the scbeiule
EVER bid IT ust be made on the printed form, 70
be obtsined at this oce, ana nust conform I'm every
respect 10 the requirements of tais advertiscmen
or IL Siil not be considered.
Proposals will not be received frou parties who
are not themselves Engaged in the the 1fscture
Il Wrought ard Cast-Iron Work, and VINO have
Proposals. will Do enclosed In sealed envelope en-
dcrsfd bid for Wrought and Cast. iron Work for
inc inc new sssts, aud Nav Bniid-
eug24 ~ SUPERB stDg Architect.
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PROPOSALS.
aS AID rrESEa E E8k
TIL THII1p sTATIs QrElRAL POST
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARcHrrxcr.
IRRAsuRY DEPARIMKNI


sfs = + sl T ss::; s
Po Sos, Wsss sss 81 BE
4
T a Cider Gs 1 h1:s and nsS,
pISss 70 :. h:ain Re
face the :. Ss ~ ~ L By pchss .ho.ps
cone on ts se' sas Of oOns % =
standard sample 70 Be seen st this oce. 70 'ns
me Whole Of the stone, cut and ready for setting,
I.1a Sc 8 u; The ias S the
weIk, the delivery 10 be commenced within two
shoie wors to be competed Within four ns lbs
sIn sss dssts under penalty Of one hundr ID dol
above 81 iruIafed. - WV ''D''
b and By iSs 80
No bid VIII be received except from the owners or
IN shsia s sss ssons Is
sIiee Nho are engaged ia stone-cutting, aud who
81 the work a. required. and who must furnish q
tssiI .snnIa :. ompeIs q the QUARRY from which
sses CURED in time 20 enable the bidder 10 com
pis te the work within the ii ne above specified.
IsSnents viii be mace monthly deduc tin ten per
,ot OF Work executed until the fnsi completion Of
All bids must be accompanied by the bond of two
ns,b persons, IN the sum of five thousand dol
,, Setco,l tina, tie bidder will accept aud per
im the contract II awarded him, and execute bonds
tssreior IN the amount Of FIVE thousand dollars,
sses JUDY Sope to s be sgPrGyea By The United
der esidts. Wv YIN
lie d. psrment reserves the right reject ,ny or
II bids II II be deemed for the interest Of tho Go
sruneD to 60 50.
kvery bid must be msde on the printed form, 20 be
oisiDed a. 'his office, sod NUT conform in every
rssp-ct to the requirements of this advertisement or
10 Will net be CONSIDERED.
Copies of the Plans ~ Specific ations may he oh
tanned on application ~ this Office
Prorosais must be incl lsed in sealed suvelops,
en6Orsed Proposals for Cat Granite Work for the
APpToachts and Fences Of the United States neral
Post Once, W ashir Ctor, u O., :" and, with the
amp e- FrOperiy labelled with the ane Of the bid
Ger ana quarry marked thess son, I'D rassed to
A. 3. MULLETT,
4 "a ~ gin Arch
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N9TROHAST's LINE OF Ty,ssRIPy
VI sk-GHzN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK,

heceStte. tks sEe stesrships r. q KNIGHT sue
-Oth GttsSN viii make regular weak- >arss.s
TiSJ pet"osn hEM YORK, ALEX $3.50
SEDhIhl ASH GTOB aud sz<xS<st@sh
ssOEGETQRE,s as toIIows:-Leage NEW YORK,
fILa fleT ~ E%5t river, every SATURDAY at
g. "a; leave SkOSGTTDWH every EEIDAY 81 >
=. n, snd ALEXANDRIA the same dsy a. I 2m
,re1, It ~ ,a1.ra alton sPSiy t. A. DEEHAM.
2vo, or e. the corner o. 18th street and New Yorh
go ts, Frs,yn,. W: THOMPSON, President;
.eIs len ~ General Once, Sos Pen,syiyenis ave
- y 'ns ,tssmer wharf. Win be promytly 81
Niuco w, inlSsY
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DI E-n

EhhkksT; on sesteT' ,cr lst, REvID J. EAR
LAn6 on sePtem' ,er 81, 1870, BERSHAROf
The funeral will e A. niaoa from his late resf-
9elce, corner South Capitol and Z streets sOuth.
fIlebos Ano relative invited 20 Ettend.
heCAkh. Ont 20 morning Of the s.h, HENRY
O.; son Of Daniel - d Am r. Mccain aged 81 Years .
NJ sho riends q the family are respect
lily IhNhSI 70 tend his funeral from his fathers
I,siosneell So high street, GeorgeioWa, to-mOr-
ioM lsunosJ) siIernoon at Go'clOck.
hAhsHhi f.. On 18th August, sfto- IsnF HI-
Ees, aIs ALLIE A. MARSHALL, wife III VIII
nc MsIsb' II, Of Prince George's county, Nd.
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A SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT WooTNa.-
The Indianapolis Sentinel tells or 9 school
superintendent in taat city who works ont.
examination questions for teachers in a way
peculiar 20 himself, winding MP every question
with, "ii 80, why :" or elf not, why not" One
OF the teachers tells this story about him. She
ssid she boarded once at the same place where
his " grl boarded. One night he came,
rang the bell and asked the servant sis Mis-
- in, and IL 50, why? lie she engaged aud
how Then be went IN, and the little tattle-
tale, listening at the key hole, heard him say.
After while, "GiTe 81 synopsis OF your emIloy-
ment during the week. Analyze thoroughly
ana compile ely the state OF your sentiments
toward me- When he left, after kissing her
he remarked, "Be prepared on next Sunday, At
hall past y. n, TO state, accurately aud con
clseiy when, where and by whom, and uzlder
what circumstances our marriage shall b. per-
formed.
pF"Lettin' OF sleep" is = boss dean dron Of
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ARTISTIC NosEGAYs.-An expert in an ~
change says;-"The ball boquet Of the per tod
l. of long stemmed flowers, loosely yet mos q ar
usticsliy Iut together, and is made of bu two
or three kinds OF flowers that must n a only
which they are worn, but must alec be N odors
tnaI do lot conflict. For instance, " m a iress
OF white gauze, fringed with lilies fthe valley
pink rosebuds, and glossy green sna,ls. .sss,
piDkish yellow salmon silk dr. "a Ths $500
pink buds. Sometimes the ,y.si.. t nan VI
double violets with smilsx Wres,b 49, ea s y,
AeIippins roses are sitern5y ed with paie yeIioS
Snss s men 20 o SR Vss
buds blend wel 10th ". color sns rose
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GAGE-HIEDE3. On tire 81 inst, a, me resi-
deDce Of the trtde's father, % the Rev g. ReTfz A
GAGE, q Chicsso, 20 me betutffu'. 800 accom-
plIshed Eiss ANNIE HkIDER, ore - Was6fgg-
tons acknowledged bellies. The hAp a. r5nplT Lei
On the ,. n. train Tor a. extended prtheru t9ur
lBeI
NALL. On Nhe a. nj San
tembeI, ~ the Rev. Mr. Wilson NJ q RoRGg
NccACLEl 20 Miss kATk We SHALL, both OF
tins city.
scoTT-CoLE. BY the Rev. ssuu., s,o,, San
tenheT 80, 81 the EnoD Barii q Church, Mr. Ed
NAhD SCOTT 20 Miss FLA SUIs COLE bots Of
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NCHDR LINE.
"A PASSAGE MATES REDUCEDHH&
EEW YORK AND GLASGOW S4sGk
FAVORITE ROUTE FOR TOURFSTn
passenger Accom- m odations Unsnrnass.d
SATURDAY.. avn
sR6a PIERS 20 AND n NoRrB BIvzR, NY
70 GLASGQN, LIYERPOOL, LOVD0N
LEX I, QUEENSTO wv OR BELFIST
Ceeir 300 to $50, according to Accommodations
CABIN return Tickets issued at reduced rates
1hIERMED1hTE S2s. STEERAGK ais
. IT9tfS tsSbedJcr any amount al LOtoe,, Yntss
sor Tickets or further Information, appIy to-
MISS ANNIE Z HUMPHREYS
sou lfh street, near Pennsylvania ayesUe
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