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FACTS and FANCIES FOR THE
LADIES.

Why is a blush like a Ettic grR Because
j. becomes n woman.
Queen Vicserio IS reported to be follow
ing established precedents in tire relation
of mother in law.
Admire your landlady's new jockey har
nd feather, if you want porter house
eteak for breakfast.
The kalsommininy DAYS have come, the
vougiiest of the year, that make rraa for
swear hrs home, ani walk of on his car "
\ Kansas girl wouidat be married vita
out yellow ribbon sroand her waist, and
boy rode eight miles to get it while the
guests waited.
Customer to barber: Il say, dsu't ,he}
put any bay rum hic1 on my iace, 'cau>c
I'll make (bic) nay ~jfe thrak I've been
(hi.) dnnkin'"
Several fashionable young idics o New
AUrk have entered iuso "a suiems Covenant
with each other never to marry :. plan " hU
connot walk a uule ln niue ,aiuates.
Quaker city etiquette: I've youth. me-
stopped in the street to converse with a
couple OF youus ladies. When they sepa-
rated, the gents discovered that one OF
the misses had seweG their coat-tails to-
lether.
A Connecticut lady remained too long on
a train to kiss female irienCs the other day,
and, trying 10 get ct after il had started,
was thrown on her face. ali ever Kiss
anybody again!' she said revengetuly, as
she arose, ''any woman, at least, she add
ed taougGtfully, ''then 1T wia be when 1
am crazy"
The Benefit Of the Douht-EtRel; "And
y, mamma, DO you know, rs We were com-
ing al1ng, we saw horrid, herrid woman
wiki red, striped shawl, drink something
out Ot bottle, and then hand it to some
areu. I'm sare she was tipsy.' Beatrice
k"ho always looks on the best side ct
thingS): Perhaps il was ouly easGor-o.
alter ALL"
When Burdette, of The Burliaetea
HaEteys, attempts the severely cain style
OF writing, he appears, as a rule, to be sue
cessful. The following is an instance 10
point: Yesterday moraing boy saaste
ed up to yard on Eighth street, where i
woman was scratching .he basom Of ths
earth with rake, and, leaning on the
fence, said: Are you going around the
back yard, after awhile?" The woman
eaid she didn't know; maybe sic would
why! BECAUSE the boy said, i just saw
the cistern lid drop on the baby. head, ;
minute ago, and thought If you went around
you might hlt it of, Il is currently re; or,
I'D the, tie woman ueat"
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STATE NEWS.

The State School Fund amounts to A.
cetssiper scholar this year.
There are some prospects of work being
soon resumed ON the Sturgeon Bay Canal.
Last Thursday, while at work pump
factory, Mr.. Rufus Wood was struck in
the palm of the hand By stick thrown By o
circular saw with such force as to make a
hole through the hand.
Mr.. Webster Southe.isnd and Mr..
Sherman, of Monroe, were drowned 10 the
Sugar River, nea. 5roadhead, last Satur
day, while endeavoring to rescue boy
managed to swim ashore without any
assistance.
The fruit prospectsthroughou, the state,
this season, are reported TO be very fair for
good crop.
The State Medical Society closed its
sessions ut Janesville on Thursday. Dr..
Reeves, Of Appleton, the new President,
delivered an address, after which standing
committees were appointed, and tie
usual resolutions of thanks adopted
At Janesville, Wednesday evening, Miss
Lavinia Goodell was admitted by Judge
Conser tc practice law in the courts Of
the state. This IL tie first insta0ce iD
which female has been rccosuized III
Wisconsin as eligible to the profession of
law Miss Gooder is I! daughter of R~v.
VIM. Goodeli, the champion Of abolition
ism and temperance. She possesses a
Pleasing and modest address, and sufficient
intellectual vi.or 10 rank among the fore
most Of her profession.
Miss Abbie Fairbanks, Dodge county
school teacher, suicided, las. Sunday.
A young man named Sam Wallace was
killed by colt, pear Green Bay last
Thursday.
A four year-ol1 child of Peter Kelley, of
Fond du Lac, while playing with matches,
4ast wednesday evening, set fire to i:s
clothes, and was SC badly burned that it
died this next morning.
John Guist, fifteen -yrar-oll lad, !,
under arrest in Vcruen county for horse
stealing.
Mrs. Hnghs'of La Crosse fell iuta 4 wei!
fnrty-hye feet deep while drawing a buckle;
of water. She %Nss tah IN o.t xuirir,red and
all right.
They have horse thieves in Mineral
Point, B. lIamlin vas the last one crp.
U el
Two hundred and iffy homesterds were
taken at the Eau Claire land Office in eight
teen days, recently.
On Tuesday morning of last week, SAWS
tic Columbus Republican,, i've hundred
British soldiers passed through this county,
ever the Northwestern r9rd wiz Lodi ami
Garboo, on ohepr reute 70 he boandaTieS
l'etw-cn the Unitea States and the British
ossessions. Thew are ordered to the
n orth to protect surveying parties, com
rnissioners and ciy,l engineers.
A man at Reedshu-g, who had become
obnoxious to bis Leighhors on accou,.t of
the alleged ill-trcatment OF his wife duing
her confinement, was decorated wlLh a coat
of tar and feathers, By panty ef men on,
nesday maroing.
\ lunatc, claiming to he a son OF Bis
-
gan.
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DY virtue of an execution issued out of
ID and under the seal of the Circuit Court
OF Manitowoc County, Wisconsin, upon
Judgment rendered on the iith day of
March A. b. 1874, at the regular adjourned
term Of the Circuit Court for M,nitowoc
County. Said Judgment being duly dock
eted i'll the office OF the clerk OF the Circuit
Cour. for Manitowoc County, on the 10th
day of March A. d. 1874 III fivor OF Otto
Hermann, and against Bryan Mason. | have
levied upon ali the RI 5ht title and interest
which the said Defendant Bryan Mason had
on the 10th day of March 1874, of in and
10 the following described property, to wit:
Lots No. ten aud eleven lock No one in
southeast quarter of Northeast quarter,
Section No. five, Township No. nineteen
Range No. t*entS-threc, East; being in the
branch village, or plat rs the same is reeor-
ded and known as Lsneville's plat Of
SAID village, and where said Defe nalnt has
his bii,cNsnIth shcp, whiek viii sell at pub
lc veniue To the highest bidder at the Sher-
IFS office III the city of Manitowoe on the
ilth dag OF Iuty, ks74 at 10 O'Clock In the
forenoon of the Said day.
Dated Sheriff, Office, Maniteyec, Wiscon-
sin, tAls -5th d y Ui Nay 1874.
r. D. SMART.
eheriE of N.,nro1Oc County, Wisconsin.
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IN PROBATE ManItovyoc County
Il Court.
In the matter of the estate of Nat Featon
deceased.
On reading and fling the petition of Mrs
Anna Williams of City of Manitowoc repre-
senting among ether things that Nat Featon,
late of City and county of Manisowoc, on or
about the the 9th day of April, A. D., 1874
at Manitpwcc Wis, died intesats. leaving
goods, chattles, and estate W thin this State
Of Wisconsin, and that the said petitioner is
a creditor Of said deceased, and praying
that admioistration of said state be TO I C .
Shove granted, IT rs ordered that said peti-
ticn be heard before the Judge of thi, Court,
on Monday the 9Th day July, A. ID. 1874, at
10 O'Clock A. NJ at my Office in said county
Ordered further, that notice thereof be
given t. the heirs o. said deceased, and to
all persons interested, by publishing copy
of this order for three successive weeks pri-
or to said day of hearing in the MASITowoc
PILoT weekly newspaper published at
Manito~ oc in said county.
Dated Manitowoc the 9th day of juno A .
D.. 1874.
s25-t3, I. G. OLNSTED. Co. Judge
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LEGAL NOTICES..
FORECLOSURE SALE
STATE OF " iSCDNoIN, /
~ AlANITewoC COUNTY {


The Milwaukee NJ M.chanics Mutual lnsur-
ance Company, PL,InuH, AZ ,inst Peter
AI.IIaui nIeDOsdi, Lou sa WieoUIdJ his wife
anu Joun uauteID 81 hse, Defendants.
~ f.:tuesi and purs uant g 9. Judgement
1ruoi oi foreclosure anu SAFE rendered Ii ite
'bo'e entltIed action, on til 18th dIy 81
nay 1914, at a SpecIsi .f14 pI t+se tIrcaIl
OVurt, Tor MnhItUwUc County, NIscous.u.
del al the C0urt House, iu the Cay ui
Fond du Lac, Co.nty OF onl du Lac, anu
state OF NIscousin. / shah expose for sale
ana sen at pubic vendue, To- the highest
h4duer, al the oHesili : U,lce IN the City ci
hanIiowoc; ON the Ilth day of duly 1874, al
~ % ciVCh IN tue forenoon oi SAID day, All
The io.le"Ins Mousaged premises, or -
much ol tue Same may he necessary 10
satisfy the amount ad judged 10 the plaintiff
sogcjuer with the IuterI.t, costs aud ex ems :
tU-~lI
Lots, Nc. one AM ;vo. in Block two
injured AID s.xty-atue l=69 )sItaated ana
oei"g IN the CITY ana County 0f MAAitowVc.
an State Vi NIscUhstA
Dated Sheriff. U.aee N ali o~oc., this
% DAY VI My 1874.
X. - SMART, Sheriff,
Mantle sc CJauty, Hiseoasin.
NHiTE & toRRELT, AIt's ; tur Plaintiffs.
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George Y. xyODDI>

torney and Counselor at Llw, an Court Com
N sooner !Or NanrEo oc c Uuty. A business en-
tTc- al 10 IIs viii ne promptly aud Gsitllull,
aztec lie 20. A-v.ce hoses,ls gwen. or whtc4 j
reasonable charge HiE be N is. Once CT SuffqIo
ST.. between Ei-i.th ana Nah laiiI-
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FRED. sen

keeos a. kinds o. Meats. Sarsase Ham. Lsrt
etc, which he viii sell at rae lowest price- N
u4stts ard kind ID suir put chasers Any ose
TIng ca,tls h''ss or sbeeo SELL Will cai aa me
ano Iecslse the Li.ues, prices. is4.Iy
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luN nani,owec County

In the matter Of the szsate of John McArty
deceased.
On reading and fling the petition of Ma
~ McAtty Of Manifovoc County re )resen-
ting among other things. that John M:Arty,
late of Manitewoc Coanty, on the eth day
of November A. 1878 at the city end c. un-
ty of Manitowec died iptes.a'e, leaving goods,
chattles and estate within this State of the
Va ue of twelve hundred dollars AMI that til e
said pc ioner is the widow If said deceased,
and praying that admiaisrr .lion Of said :
tate be to said Mary sic Arty granted. it is
ordered that said petition be heard before
the Judge cfthis court. on Monday. the 20th
day of July A. D., 1874 at 10 clock A. "
a. my Office in said county.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be
given to the heirs Of said deceased. and to
all persons interested, by pab ishing copy
Of this order for three successive weeks pri-
or to said day Of hesrios, in the NANITowoc
PILor a weekly newspaper Published al
Mauitowoc il said county.
S2a-t3 t. G. 0LMsTEo. Co. Judge
Dated ManitoSoc the - b lay of June A
D. 1874. S27-t
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GREENE and NASH

\ TTORNEYS AND ocUSsEkoKs rL.w.
"A Offbe on Eighth-street, Nauito voc
Wisconsin. Collection promptly attended
to. li-o5-ty
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IASHIOSABLE TAILOR. has removed "a
/ Buffalo street, doors west Of Rand.
Store. Al! worE warranted wei, done dn.i
to fit
Manitowo.. Nov 80. 1879 I4-25rv
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WASHINGTON.

The Redistribufi0n CurreAcY Bill
signed by the Preyident-Suudr
Civil Gill Froyiding for Life-SAvinz
Service Agreed to.-AdOpilon of the
Geneva Award Report by the Il 0use
Closing Hours of the FIRST Session
OF the EOrIY.rhird COngress.-IE Ee
President Busy Examining hia1s
Presented for A pprOvil.
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IN PROBATE M anits~oc County

II COuts
IN the matter Of the estate Of John n Lei
binger, deceased.
IN reading and filing the petition Of So
phrania Leibenger of said county, repre-
sen-r G among other til ings that she is the
widow of John N. Leibinger, iate of sail
county died. That said John n. Leibinger
the 4rh day of Nay, A D., 1874 at Mani
towoc IN said Co., died intestste. leaving z
goods chatties and estate within this State,
and that the said petitioner is the widow Of
said deceased, and praying That admnistra-
of said estate be TO Peter Brown granted i,
is ordered that said petition be heard before
the Judge of this Court on Monday. tt 9th
day of July A. ID. 1874, at Ia o'clock A. NJ.
at my office in said county.
Ordered further that notice thereof be
given to the heirs o. said deceased, and to
all persons inrecr-ted by publishing :. copy
OF this order for three successive weeks j.
or to said day of hearing in the MASITowoc
PLoT, weekly newspaper published at
Mantowoc in said County.
Dated Manitow oc the 9th day of June A
D. 1874.
825t3 T. G. OLMsrED, Co. 7Jtdge.
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TN PROBATE Mnniaowoc CsunIy
ln the Matter Of the Estate Of John Mead.
deceased. 81
On reading and Filing the petition Of Wm.
Maganety, executor Of the estate of said
! deceased, representing among other things,
that he has fully administered said estate,
| and praying that time snd place bt fixed
for examining and allowing his account IF
! his administration. flied in lis Court L. il
ordered thar said accosnt b. examined by
the Judge of this Court, OF Moniay, the
6th day Of July, A. d. 1874. at 10 o'clock
a. NJ at my office in ss;d unity.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be
give to the heirs ef said deceased aud to all
persons interested, by publishing copy of
this order fog three weeks prI to iii day of
| bearing III the Aaftewee PlLor, Weekly
Newspaper published at Manitowoc in said
County.
Dated Manitowoc, the 18th day of June,
A; d. 1874
Ss6-iw. T.G. OLMSTED,
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STArE OF wisCoNsIN-couNTY Oh

= TALE OF WiSCONSlN--tOUNII OF
y MANTlUToC.
Probate Office. June 6, A. D 1874
In the M tier es the Proof ami Probate Of
the last Viii AMI Testament of Daniel H.
Vollheim. deceased, late Of the County OF
fanitowec.
Whereas, an instrument in writing. pur-
porting TO be the last " i'll aud Testament Of
Daniel tollbeim deceased, late of the
ounty of .fauitossec has been flied ia thi.
ofice aad whereas application has teen
made By Christlan Nct,heim praying that
The same be proven and emit,ed TO Probate
according 10 the laws of this state
Therefore II is ordered that said applica-
ion be he,-d before Ce at the Probate otiice
in the City of lfasisewoc In sr.l County. on
the oh d-y Of jay. d, 1874 a. 10 o'clock
A. VI.
And il is further ordered. that notice sh all
be given TO ali persons Interested IN sid
viii, OF The time AMI place of said heat
lug, by pah!icriion in the HaSIrowoc PILOT
a newspaper printed IN said County for
three successive weeks, once each week
prior TO tie time of such hearing.
BY the Court,
T y. oLAsrLD. Co. sudSe-
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CSIN A BAfONET.


privacy.
USING BAfoSET.
New YORK, June 22.-The Belfast
(lreland) News Letter publishes an
account of an atfray which took place at
Nice, June S, between American sailors
aud French soldiers. 1t appears that on
the morning Of the 9th a party of half a
dozen seatnen, belonging to the United
States steamer Franklin presented them
selves at t. liquor shop, when one of them,
under the pre,ence of seeking change for a
piece Of gold, made dash at some money
in the band of the proprietor, and got
possession q is. A regular row ensued,
ami blows were freely exchanged. The
shop keeper finding himself getting the
worst of It, cried for help to a neigh
boring military post. A party soen'arived
and battle followed between the soldiers
and sailors. The former seem to have
made but little use Of their weapons at
first, bu. private seeing his corporal in
the grasp Of a sa lor and in danger Of
stfsngulatiOn, rushed upon HIM with bis
bayo and ran him through the body.
The wounded man WAS conveyed to n hospi
tai, where he lied thisr morning, His com
rades We're carried to prison.
Mr.. Ruurker, nnder foreign secretary, in
reply TO mi Jury from Mr. Sanford said the
question Of recognizing the present.
GOVERNMENT OF SPAIN
engaged the most serious attention of Her
Mqjesty's ministers. They did not wish
to defer the recognition, for they were ever
anAicas to give moral SUPPORT TO a constr.
tutior al government which Was endeasor.
M to maintan or llr AZ .inst reaction and
revolution, b ut it Was desirable tG wait
until the reorganization Of the Spanish
government bad an appearance OF greater
permanence.
TIE LoCKED-oUr LABoRERs.
The committee Of the Agricultural Union
.. Lea'iiiigtun dftsi'eu u fesofatHUn suU
pittcd by Mr. Dabeuey, the Canadian
emigration agent, declaring that in view oi
the improbat litr OF q settlement Of tnr
dispute betuccu lire tarin lhhurers anG
their employers, vigoroas measures are
GxpcdJelft therefore, tlrat Joseph Arch
be asked to take lary Of farm hards to
Canada, that the uuion proyiIr free pass
a5es thItAor ior the icok out labor, and for
that purpose make special appeal to the
public for funds. ] lie sum of IS, 600 WAS
then vot5 ID bY the union to secure passages
for the intending emi grants.
THE BRAZILIAN CABLE.
The Brazilian cable has Leen successfully
laid, and Le,trdUu lie nu+s IN teic,sr,,p pbfe
communication With Brazil. The follow
lns h>patch was received to day from the
Cable Coalpany:
Pernambuco, June 22-Tlc cable is IN
peri ct or Ter, and Will be opened to the
public for business &c C-morrew
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FOREIGN.

Rociefert Concludes Not to Lecture
in London Town.-An ARRAY He.
tween An erlcan Sailors and French
Soldiers At BeIfast.-The German
bishops Will try TO Hake "A Com
promise with the Government =
England Considers the PrOpriety OF
Recognizing Spain.
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De,ler in all KIM % Stoves an Hiriware, and
Manu- aetGrsr Ce oper. Tir. and Saret-iron ware,
E..sh-st-- South side. ns-r the Bridge, ManIto
~oc - 4f-Iy
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REEaWESTERN HOUSE

Fran inst. MsEIiowuc. NJ KetSen .one1
Pro r.etor- The large br.ck addition recen fly
buil' Eas Oeen IsaeJ excellent str1e max No
Il que cf Vle largest - most complete notps in
halito oe. GOOD able il Sept IN eoanartlot
MIA lie mouse. ...ere STOCK viii be well 1revlIed
lor. - 44gv
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Il. HIElING,

Proies' 'or OF Music, c,etc.w give lessonsi1 Vor,I
instrs nenial Nus ia the city ~ NJ uitowoc ana
Two Rivers. hesIcenc. on Eisntu-st.. near tae
oodFl A3use. IL Il IL
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IN PROBATE-Uan nitowSc County
L Court.

In the matter Of the Estate Of David Cr0nin
deceased.
On reading shd fiEng the pc ition of
William CrUnin, OF Butler County in the
State of Iowa, representing among other
things that Ravid Cronin, lat of Uanilowac
County, on the 15th day Of lhiy A b. 1874
at Oshkosh in the State of Wisconsin, died
intestate, leaving goods, csatt.es ami estate
within this State and that the said petirioner
is brother of said deceased and praying
that administration of said est tie be to him.
the srid William Croein gr,nted, il Is
ordered that said petition be heard before
the Judge of this Court. on B aaay, the
18th day of July A D., 1874, Mt 10 o'clcck
A. ~. at my office IL said Coulty.
Ordered further that notice 'horefere be
given to the heirs of said deceased, and to
all persons interested, by publishing copy
of this order for three succes ssive weeks
prior to said day of hearing, in tn. Nnnit-
owoc PILor, a weekly newspaper published
at UaDitow in said County.
Dated, Manf.owoc, the lta day Of June,
A. b. 1874.
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Conn JuA
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WILLIAM LYNCH,

Fashionable Tai:ar. All FOODS made ov he sub
scr Der ere warrsn.ed to Ct form. Prices rel-
seuahe> snc 1 an bsHad II pie4se those WHO gtvs
me Ihelr custom Sh D on fork-st t. O doors
west OF tire ndiae don taftlg
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

iNISTRAIORS SALE.
sS P9eOssAEG 5Ia.ao.ySc csanty
Court.
la the Matter Of the Estate Of John
Bru>s, Deceased.
No-ice is hereby given thai by virtue
and IN pursuance of an Order OF LIcense
made IN SAID matter on the 18th day OF
May, "A. b. ls1i t, by the County Court OF
,aid Cuantv, the undersigned AImInlstr.r-
cor of the estate at said drcelse1, sill on
Monday the 18th day ut June y, ID 1914,
at ten o'clock Ia The forenoon OF SAIL day,
1T jne office ni the Coa"ts ia iye. III the
Ciiy OF MauIfannc, IA siid County offer
or sale 1T pHbirc veu,.Hc. the tallogIns
je>c- bed .ands, to niI The y. "a Of
the ). ". IL See, No. Twonty-rsn (22)
fonnsiip, No. twenty oge l2iA Raug-,
No. rwebty TWO (22J East ia sid County.
Terms of sale, Cast.
Dated at Man.to~ &c. the lst day of June,
4. ID. 1874.
WILLIAM BRuss. Administrator.
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UNION FHOUSE.

Commercid-st, oct cen Eirt tn and Ninth Sapi.
tewoa Miles McManon. proprietor. 81 econ
m 'tatI. .ns Tor tIe travenng ouOlic Terms rhe 10
AID satisfaction guaranteed, IL 3o.ti
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EDWAHD CONWAY

Wholesale and Ret a Gea er IN Hats Caps Furs
Cloves MltteBs, Robes etc. Torh-st bet s.en
y gnth and \ Jnth, Manitowoo. I244yi
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ER RANCE.

CONSTITUTIONAL GUARANTEES.
PARIS, June 22-Cuunt Damus has been
in negotiation FOR some days with rromI-
nent Lesiti.alsts in reg .ri to the censtitu
tiolal guarantees, which Count DeCham-
bard may he willing to grant.
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GIlSNIA NY.
ECCLESIA STICAL.

EGIIESIASlICAL-
BERLIN, June 22.-The conference OF
Roman Catholic Bishops opened at Fulda
to day, aud will end on the Goth. The
Prussian GoverR-1eut has appointed the
official administrators of piIe diocese ui
P,sea and Cresenge.
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ADAM Ie0tsEeSfS,

Adam ROoe-Is. BiacNsnltI I'd Wig. ..r-Juaxer T
shop the corner OF Sc u ani Ygtk sts
NottA SIDE, ManItosoc. bees at Ailds o
ifun " orz good aBl cap as any OF .er estab
tlsllnenf IN Ia CITY. II 81 ]
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lOSEPH SYMES

Dealer IN S Soyes also Nsnn'arrursr of Tin ;,neet
-cs ~ Copper ware. All K Bas o; req ti-iL. ioue
tieIE!-st, betSeen York and Bafa.o Nanits a oc
~ AL
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Dentist Office in Shermans new building on
b ShLh-st.. Manitow"c. Particul n atteutI, =,
gwen 10 ali the dere branc les OF tn. process.
ION, and all "ofH Warranted. Tes.. erLracte
Without D.ln. l24ty
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WILLIAMS uoy;sr

A VAiare / IL. kelser. Propriators crr Eighth
snl Franslin rssl. Maa''oyoc. Wisconsin Bss.
aoco modstior 'cr ths tysrsliAg ruolie. savrrle
rooLs aftacheo. ptE,
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IL Ally.
PILGRIMS DOING.

ROME. June p, The American pill
grims, TO day, presented an album and ii
collection of valuable diamonds TO the Pope
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Paw LEEBNER,

Pars the hsgR.st UriCe f.r Wsest 1r,I oth.r pru-
duce. oi.Ce The northeast coz ner OF Buffalo auu
Eigisn SIS. ManiJowoc. l2.4yi
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cFFIcF, saERaAS,s BRIcH BLOCK
torta Eighth Street NJ an tuyy-c
OFFICE HouRs,i tosA.n
TO lnd to "a NJ
Residence Cnrner III sntp and Ruriln S-res.s
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}. f. PRIrCHARD, NM

Attorney and Counselor al Law, Two Rivers
Will attend to Collections ana other business il
Manltowoc ,unty aul yici:ity. 1871,
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GREAT BRITAIN.
RoCHEFORp.

LoSDoS, June 22.- Roehefort declines
TO lecture III tbs city. lie says he prefers
privacy.
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Attorneys ana Counse orS-at- Llw Sth street
Soutl side, uoors Nortl OF psf Office.
German sooSen IN this Oifce. Is a "
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Attorney and Counselor ~ Lev. Office corne
Oi Eizhtn ard QuaY-,ts. GauiLowoc. IL iii