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A new line of Neckties, Handkerchiefs
and Ruching, very handsome. 6. Rice Il
O. mis- p
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W. f. Moore X Go. put up six of his
celebrated Chimney Caps yesterday. In
this windy weather, now is the time to or
der them. DO
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Another invoice Of those beautiful Cuffs
and Collars received. G. Rice s. Co.
mis- IT
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Fresh Goods received daily. G.. Rice &
10 mhS 2t
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The river continues rising at this poi

Blank {. } indicates no report; cipher (0) sta
tiOnazy; minus (-) tendency to fan; plus ~ ten
dency TO rise. A. @. FORD, Observer.
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Just ReceiVed-Devofs Brilliant Oil.
Also Perkins x House andthe Union Safe
ty Lamps for sale at t. W. Tealey Il Co.'S,
No. Il y. Market st. mis- st
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Shirts made to Orier and a perfect fit
guaranteed at McKee's, SO Union st.
mis- u
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Mime DemOrest's Spring and Summer
Patterns, comprising all Of the latest Nov
elites in Ladies' and Children's Clothing,
lust received at I2O Church street.
ml5 If
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STEAMBOATS,.

For st. Louis.
YIIHE NEW STEAMER
LAURA l. DAVIS, zilss..lzs..z.
O. W. Davis, Master; F. X DAVIS, Clerk
win run regularly from Nashville to St Louis.
Janis IT C. II. Arthur & CO.. Agents.
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LOUISVILLE d CINCINNATI SHORT
LINE RAILROAD.-Irainsle leave and ar
rive AT Louisville as follows:
TRAINS. LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Eastern Fast Line, eX-
cept Sunday. $50 A. NJ. 1:30 P. N.
Cincinnati EXPIRES, dly $50 P. NJ. l2.S0 P. Il.
Cincinnati night EN-
press, except Sunday l1:0o P. N. $40 A. n.
Lexington Mail, except
Sunday...............6 500 A. n. .11:OO A. NJ.
Lexington Express, eG-
cept Sunday...-..-.. 2:5O P. n. $50 P. n.
Lagrange AccOmmOda-
ton, except Sunday. 9:35 A. ". sos A. n.
Lagrange AccOmmOda-
ton, except Sunday. sos A. NJ. $50 P. n.
SheIbyville Mail except
Sunday. GOO P. N. sos A. N.
Shelbyville Express eX-
Cept Sunday...-...-- $50 p. n. $50 P. N.
BAETnfORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Trains leave and arrive at Cincinnati as
follows from NJ arietta and Cincinnati Depot,
Pearl and Plum streets:
baltimore. Washington
q Philadelphia Ex... 1920 a. N. $50 A. II.
Washington, Philadel-.
phig * New York EX. $40 P. N. 200 p. NJ.
PROM LITTLE MIAMI DEPOT, EAST FRONT ST.
Washington s Balti-
more Express. $50 A. N. $40 P. N.
Baltimore & New York
Fast Line. -....-...-..| l.5O P NJ. HE'D P NJ
Cumberland Express. 9:45 P. NJ. lbs A N.
This Is the only line running Pullman palace
drawing-roOm and sleeping cars to Washington,
Baltimore and Philadelphia without change.
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CITY NOTICES.

Our arrangements with importers and
manufacturers are such as to enable us to
make a decided reduction in our corset de
partment:
Our 1O6 bone 500 COrsets for S1.j0.
Our 10 LIS l.25.
Our 40 80 100.
And all Others in proportion. Please give
us a call AMI see for yourself. D. Love
man & Co. MARI 81
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RIVER NEWS.
Daily Report Of St-ge Of Water, Uih Changes -
tie "a Hours ending p. II. March :. 1913.
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TWO RIVERS DIVISION.
posi- OFFICE.
!, e>srars mi Dspartars, # Pai7,.

= rftrGiS mi D'pIftLrss ~ '''f'f-
r,nyf, scCth. Soath-El south. ooEIn-H ct
I.aY4, nsnits voc Daily al o'cinc% ~ r.. ~
a-rve- 1t SEstoyean in time tor the car 20 r ono
~. fhrse t,nies a week: monday, asohta1it
s = day by the WY ~ NcwfouparH, Nesih"
E.tao..rss- BcRsrds Grove, 20 Sie5oy Pan; aAa
SIS ras L.saes q wesk- TUESDAY, II GFskl.t* ith' -.
ar tl5 - sav Of s.ordAein, Hika, 'si'u1'itte
fG.ala 70 SbeboyEsn. 49,, =. ,
FHca HauitoNoe 20 Two Rivers. t17lF. ~ :
oe1ufa, and arrives AZ lan,to"Oc 49, "c'oeA
gr.-uecaIy-To Chiffon. Leaves narito
So l.ary fusrla5, THURSDAY, ard oaturlA5' 4hl
ar. ~ Chi!ton al NJ -.
An vrs al HagItowoc every MONDAY, NtAhss
fsN FRIDAY Al y. n,
ar,neekiy-Io Green Bay--via. I~'
aiVsr--Learss .anifnHOc every " missy " en-
ra-fa aai Fri'.ay al . IN, sad arrives ~ hEsei
Btyh r: day ~ . u. NJ,
ia, ard ,sluroay. ~ a ~.
se,ns-a.e4fy-tD kex3ante wa y
R,ers-I,eave- algntrowCe, Aoltsy. an" iLtl7
4 ~ az 5 n and strives At MInito""e @fS'i
Tf.sIav and PriGaY Mt Z N. ,
.SceAIy-Erum Han4tD9oc y Meh"@.ia-
.egves MaH.towoc every Friday NJ M ana ar
rire- a. IL "a 90 Sabdas. -, o,
TIE s,ecial Post Oniees Of Francis Creek. ff;s2
md Rosencrans, get their mail every SATURDAY,
r4Bu9n. IL
: III D nee ouen for delivering lctte' tom Il
% Pr
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COMMERCIAL.
MANIrIWuC MARkET REPORT
Corrected W eesiy by j. Schuettc Bro.
DEALERS ~
GENERAL. AEssClf

OFFICE OF IsE MASIF0H8C PILOT.
--..-4..s.t..- LII
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I TIE BRUSSELS CONGRESS.
NEW YORK, July ga Berlin letter
on tie international Congress which began
its sessions yester lag in Brussels, says the
/ Prussian project which it is propos Cd to
discuss,is called an "Inter National Conyen-
ton Concerning the Laws and Custom of
War" aad after laying down certain gen.
eral principles Us tc what war is-a strug-
gle between two nations an their armies,
! and not betwee II the suhjects-contains
eighty one sections DEVOTED to detailed
statement of what should or what shou Id
! lot be permitted in war. With regard to
military authority on the territory of a
hostile state, the doctrine is decisively laid
down, ard it probably viii provoke grea
oIFosition. The occupa.io Of portion
Of State completely suspends the legal
authority. Of that State and substitutes that
OF the enemy, SO that if any Of the popu-
Iaton are subsequently found in AIMS they
VIII noE be treated as prisoners of war
A. The same time the army Of occupation
has no right to seize churches, establish
nleats vi charity and like institutions and
the seizure OF monuments, w9iA CT art. or
museums, are sevely reIrehendel. Among
the means of WAR which are Forbidden are
the use OF poison, treacberous murder, the
murder Of prisoners asd refusal 10 give
quarter, threats of DETERMINATION to wards Il
garrison that obstiuateiy defends fortress
the employment Of arms causing useless
suffering, such as pn5ectiles filed with
powdered glass, or Of explosive balls Of less
than four hundred grammmes in weight.
None but fortified cities can he besiesed.
An open city which is not defended By
troops can neithg- be besicged nor bom-
baried, ami no ciiy can be banIbardrd
without notice; nor can il be pilla.cd after
its capture. Persons captured in balloons
are not spies. Correspondents and other
persons who accom- paAy the armies, al /
though non conrts,tants. can be made pris +.
oners az war, bat are net criminal. bat
lrgai enemies. They mus, therefore be |
eSPased "a pe violence or III tteai n,eut.
they can be runjeEpred TO a city fortress |
or locality, but cannot he imprisoned Ike /
criminals. A prisoEer of War aiay be |
killed while trYiag to escape, but anee r.
captured, he cannot be punished Tor this 1
attempt though Surveillance can Re insreas (
ed. Prisoners of war can be employed On /
certain public works, VII ah are NOT fa;iru (
loS or hamiiiarn5, considering the srs,ie /
and soc'al position they Occupy IN their +
own country provided these works have |
10 relation tn operations of war. !
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REDIgTIOi, 8YEN q FER Gent.

Having bought in New York, great stock
Of WALL PAPER at very low rates / can
now appear before the public with larger
selection than ever before. AMI at rates more
than TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT less than
former prices. / offer
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Struck by Lightning
ssousc and barn -i">Er0ycd an the
town o. FRA n Ing.

Last Friday night thc bpHse aud baTI OF
Mr. Nicofiic IN the town Of Franklin was
struck by iigb ning- Tie house and barn
were quite near together apd both were Gu
iir.ly destroyed lightning setting them
an fire The family barely bad time TO es-
cape with their lives. tossing al their wear
lug apparel and kousehoI goods Mr. sieoi-
liz was seriously burned about tie face aud
neck while carrying d sick s0u out from
the burning building in his arm, and a
younger son stepped on a sharp edged tool ia
rushing barsfottei frDTs the flames and near
ly severed MS foot
The stock ia the barn. With TIE exception
If Une COW that was killed by the ghtning
were saved ga: ali of hi. crop Of hay and
rye were lost. There was an Insurance on
the property II sl2 90, but ii will not begin
- cover the loss
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Two pgAERS IN Half AN IIoUR.-We
learn that Mr.. Christina Mehrmann, OF
koss,Ith, came in from his days labor on
I is farm, yesterday, about O'Clock p. NJ,
bleeding rrofuselF from the lungs through
his mouth and nose. HIS wife ran to tile
n,ishb"rs in great haste for he pnnd return
ed with some oil the neisaboring women, who
we're so frightened, that ihsy left the d is
tractei wife alone with her dying husband,
" tte, ass an g analig came tLey found
che wIie AMI husband both dead,
the wife dying as is SUPPOSED from heart
disease. The aged couple were about SIX
ly-six years Old and must have passed
away Within the same halt hour
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CT TRGH rs

81 Bonifacies Catholic Church. corner ot hdii
aud a.ysnal streets. established fs55. REV. j
Ke-sler, Pastor. Hours OF services; Ear' -nas7 =
UIgh Mas at 10 a. m. Vespcrs ~ D
o. Week day Mass at a. IN.
First German Evdngsci Lutheran CAurch
4. a cor of Marshall aad Eiath sts..l e-tab'i-he
.. Isv NJ. ii. qHehl, pastor. Service at ~
!. n sEnd1S School serFIce al IA y. ~.
Gs;hoat<t Episcopal Church, Rev. j LaVaiie
Fe.e sr~aching, 1917 a. m. and D m every
ssli 3anGly school 2 0. N. Prayer meet
49, naay Tuesdny and Thursday evenings.
- PRESBYTERIAN church of Manitowoe. organ
fe Iune 2rth 1871 Roy, c. T. Stevens. pastor
arYi.e= al fnH o'clock Il. aud at ~ p II
.snfiay Sca4li serFloes ~ : O'Clock y H.
i. James Episcopal Church. Joseph pcForesi
Rector services Sunday MORNINGS at l0b O'Clock
Evenings. al ~ O'Clock Holy Communion. fTst
SUNDAY IN each MONTH fri.taY evening services
nj ~ o'clock.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-30

Tua RavAGEs Of the grasshonners, II
see.ns are net to he confined to lie state of
Minnesota. Already they have done great
deal Of damage in Wisconsin. In this county
alone these little pests have eaten several
thousand dollars worth Of grain and yeget
uhles We have heard Of some fields Ct
natat III which thny have not !cfl a single
bend Standing IN many parts fthe county
they have entirely ruined he gardens, End
IL some instances. not -H;isGel With devour-
ius al .he garden stuff, they have eaten
tie leaves from OF apple trees. Ii may he
possible that tue rain on SATURDAY night will
lave tendency TO cheek She,r raytg,>, W
destroying the larger portion Of them
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Yaon our exchanges we laarn that the
storm Of Saturday night did great damage III
different part. Of the country. In Pittsburg,
Penn.yl sania, it created flood that was
fully as DISASTROUS both to life and proper
~ az that 81 Min River Two hundred and
fly lives nre req or ted to have been lost and
t. damage to properly is estimated at sew
.Ial million dollars.
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Why should there be such eager and im
pstuous hast to put the stamp Of infanay
on Nr. B7echer's BROW Is 1t such a
gracious work 10 pull down The exalted? Is
there 50 much ecstasy in gloa.,ing over .
great MACS ialls Is there 80 nnch salts
iaeiICs. IN !fo5ins that our idols are worse
than common clayl II this raar must 90
down, If we must uloralize eyer wba. xculi
then prove tire ai!sst Of III dramas, San
not the press and the people show the poor
mercy OF 1t least waiting few days
Perchanee there may net be 50 much &C.
casion 10 muraii1e alter all.
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Ceataur Eminent.

There Is no pain which the
Centaur Imminent viii not re
heye no swelling il viii not suD
due. AMI no lsmeness which il
viii Ea cure This is strong
language, but il Is true. It
bas produced more cures Of
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-30

THEhTKE.-Mr. Bender viii give another
Of bi- popular theatrical entertainments at
the Turner Han On Sualay evening, Aug.
4th. All who have heard Mr.. BENDER ack
nowledEe him to be an admiral / : act, r and
those who attend and are familiar with the
German language may be assured of a rich
treat On this occasion.
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BAL At Tnr Sc CHARLKs.-There will be
/. public ball at the st. Charles hotel in this
city On Saturday evening Aug. Sth GOOD
music will te furnished on the occasion, and
a general invitation is ext ended. Tickets
), aonoa 5oc simmer extra. 832-2v
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TuE =" Gent leman II h!ack, who is the
utel4r demon Of dram-sh0ps, assumes his
sourest aspect when the rapid progress o
Vinegar Bitters is reported, down below"
The Peoples Vegetable Tonic is playing the
mischief with his bittsrs fired with rum. All
deasea which those demoniac r-ostrums az
gravate, under pretense of relieving. such as
indigestion, sic4l-headache, constipation,
govt and intermittent feyers
are cured by it. S29-4w.
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THE TWO DANcEs.-The benefit Ball to
Prof. Way on Saturday night last u, I ur.
ner Hall, was complete success in every
respect not withstan ling the "oppositiou'
gotten up TO aunihiatc IT. Prof. Beings
Band furnished the music for the eighty
couple present to enjoy the may lance
We can safely say that it was the most
stylish affair ever given at Turner Hall, and
seemed to be alike enjoyed By old and
young.
White kids,in seeming harmony with the
new airs and graces leaned from their
dancing master, were thonoticeabl, features
Of thu evening.
The DpI ostion who held forth at X ling
hoitz Hall with tcrty one coupIs,as We learn,
CLAIM also 10 have had a very pleasant time.
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TnE time has come for the fields in this
county to laugh with the harEests, but on
account Of the dry weather and the grassa c p
pcrs they can only give a melancholy smile
There l. no poetry or picturesfu mess in
isii5 of golden grain wing ia the wind
when each stalk is stack up with gras shopper
mDIa,ses, and the heads are aDthIng bat
pluF
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-30

Com doctor was around the other day
and ,inkered up the toes Of n good many
Manitosocans. Some Of our weather-wise
old fellows, who have worked up great rep
utatiors for themselves as storm prognosti-
Gators by simply relying on their old bunions
AMI corns. have had tkeh' gifts Of prophecy
taken away from them by one application
Of the doctor. salve, and now ,heyi cant tell
any more about the changes in the Weather
than the rest Of us.
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NC lsrkerse-aeasnsr. esiek ploes

MtcH ispEov Brick Block
IN the cor.er q York aud Eighth street hay
~ been painted red AMI roncilei With
ehste presents iaaen more 'isely aFpsar-
.ase shan aei5re. Tie late AeaEg stoEEl
~sshed scue paint OFT on taa n " exposed
y hts before it gol dry. lsi We learn dat
:, vii be retoaeled BY he ldnter. and
Y nli.aias vii shen coHSgEs ia'Vr,.}ly with
81 hr.s Is! i = cur ~.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-30

TEE reported murder of Patrick
O'Laughln by Jerry Murrhy. both of
Cato, by pisto! shot through the heed,
on Monday eren:ng last, turns out gross
exaggeration.
The facts areas We learn them. that they
had been To a raising or lpgging tee and
taken drop Of the clater, and thought to
have a soct1i knoci darn; when Murphy,
youth Of eighteen summers, became more
administrative, took up ragged stone and
Innshed tie beauty out OF o Laughlin's fore
head, for mt least four weeks to come
Murphy was brought before Seth Kendall
h'q. on Tuesday Who held him in $500
70 await the result Of his pfdYfuLarss
with Laughlin, whom We learn was out
to work again yesterday aiternoon.
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Letter List.
The following is a list Of letters remain.
ins ia the Post Office hicii have not been

, called for:
Aneusen Lowering i.ssselle I
Brown Ch;ls T. McNamar,. Nsrtin
burden James McCeecher Anger nd
Bailan 4 z M,eeiisen 4 A
Dover James Nielsen Ole
Eu-ter Coe 4 20 Nelsen Ole
Esensen Ida Olsen Taliak
Gustaye.0n Chas Rice John
, Green Chas Ill Rogers Lptia
Gunussen Andrews Saivesen
Giea,pn Mary San there q
0r.enwooi Mary Syersen Miss
Gustayeason ANIME Terjesen uunaer
Jensen Bjrty l. 1crrisvn julia VI
.l-ak.eu Lars Trasnor Peter
X uudsen h mud TosLensenI, /
Low Margret ] n0mson Martia
Larsed I VI Toflwap Toif
LurvoY Cath-ine Nllhelm.en John
CHAS. ESSLING ER, L. NJ.
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CHARLES Lose, a sailor on the schooner
Itd,a had his leg broken last Saturday.
The vessel vas only shors distance outside
Of the harbor-at the tvne sha accident occur
red, and Immediately returned to leave Long
where he could receive MEDICAL attendance
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Press Comments on the Great Scandal
From the New York ITeSlh


From the Ne~ York ITesaid,
Mrs. Tilton's statement adds nothing
new to the ease, and, beyond the denial
eXcuipates nobody. 1t is not a pleasant
contribution to literature any more than
was her husbands : but It was, perhaps, Il
fatal necessity that it should be Written, 10
perfect one of the most remarkable scandals
ever known.
DISAPPEAR LIKE \ POISONOUS EMULATION.
From the Nss York Tribune.
The denial Beechcr's we printed yes
tcrday, and this cleared away great
portion oftAe noisome yapors with which
this matter has been surrounded. In n
case here the word CT Mr.. Tili9n-i is op-
posed 10y the word Of Mr.. Beecher, it j. q
mere waste Of time to call other witnesses
] he case is closed, SO far as that class of
assertions is concerned. Her Mrs.
Tiiton's testimony, following and COM
pleting, tina, Of Mr.Beecher, cannot but
produce decisive effect upon the public
Judgment. Most readers VIII be likely to
accept It rs . true, and to that case the
whole structure OF scsrrdalous los in ln tic o,
which has slowly grown up before our eyes
daring the last few years, viii disappear
Ike Il poisonous exhalation.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-30
DIsREPUTABLE JOURNALISM.

EiuH LUG AAl1ss.1 1NepCnlls1n.
IF metropolitan Journalism as illustrated
at New ork has ever appeared to worse
advantage than IN its recent treatment of
tins brooklyn scandal, We are not able at
present TO recall that time or the OCCASION
With one conspicuous exception, the Tsmcs,
and with one or tive ineonsp'cuous ones,
these New York papers have devoted them
selves principally 10 n passionate Yitupsra-
ton OF Theodore Til.on. In more than
one instance the very cutters and cess
To".s have been dragged Tor etititets aI-d
simties o. satisfactory Unsa7orincsS. TIL, re
viii lie a reaction presently, itthis loIicy Of
abu.e is persisted III. The American pub
lie las a sense Of ownership in Mr., Reecher
and it Mr.. Bcecher's good name it has
leit shr pending accusation a.,ainst him as
u national ealanitY IL Is prepared to re
joiee with great roy over The successful
establishment 1t his innocence. But the
American public also has sense Of fair
play, and to!erahle weil-developed love OF
justice Is Is not by any MEANS prepared
10 ASSIST at The moral cruc.nxion of man
VINO, j.. HIs sworn statements are true
and they have yet t. Le disproved,-Is
infinitely more siuaed against ia this bust
ness than SHINING.
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4 GrFr CONCERT for the benefit Of the
Bohemian Society in this city will take
place on Saturday evening. Among ;Ae
presents to be given on the occasion
are the following named articles, l watch
case, fancy handkerchief, curtain
holders, Lamp-mat, Tides The admit
lance fee is IS cents Children IS ceuts, All
nre il yited.
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! al ROAD TIME TABLES.
LAKE, SHORE DIVISION.

F.rr4.. leaves Man, 10 a. NJ. Ar. Mi, u. n
Mi o. ~. Ar Nan -.i5 u. NJ
~ Nan 49, m I" Mil 10 .. d
Mi. Ira 81. Nan f,ai .. N
WESTERN DIVISION.
~ s-r Feaves Man 3 D. M Ar. Appleton fC5 ?. ~
appIetoh 10 .. IN. Ar. Nan. 10 A.
TWO RIVERS DIVISION.
Er- I...ges Man s. IL o. m Ar Two Rivers 3 ~ IN
Two IGyers I - a 10 Ar. - y. z W a 10
80 Man "a N Ar Two i{Iy~rs $50 a ~
Two Rivers i..0 a. IN. Ar. III ~. II = ID
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Sewing Machines at Cost.

As wish to close up the Sewing Ma
chine business, will sell what | have on
hand at cost prices. Those in need Of Il
machine Will d. well to call at the store of
Sll-tf F. w. BoRCHERDT
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NGW BOARDING ROUSE!

Capt. E. F. F lood las opened a First Class
private boarding House, on Batfalo Street,
between 9th and Main Streets, where he
offers board and lodging, CT simply board
at very reasonable terms Fer artculars
call at the premises. sl4-tf
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LOCAL NOTICES.

READ THIs.--Do you want good PIANO.
FORTE, or a good CABINET ORGAN, at the
lowest possible price? Yoo can procure one
by calling on the undersigned at the City
Drug Store, next door to the First Nation
Bank. O. T. BACON.
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No finer looking vessel is afoat on Lake
Michigan than the one launched by Jonah
Richards on last Saturday. The vessel is q
large sized thrce-mpsted schooner, AMI has
been cAr.stenei the Noc4tqg Bird,
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wrsT is the use Of PENS" writing long
essays for the Chronicle upon Manltowoe
finances when the public don't get time to
road ali there is about the Beeeher- iiiten
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MARRIED .

MURPHY-MAXON. Manitowoe July
%, 1874, by the Rev g. B. Stevens, Capt
IL ". Murphy, of the schooner G. q. Yin
dlate, to Mrs Alice V. Ma1on. Both of
MaEitowoc Wis
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-30

The house Of Bounks. neal Seshoto, was
struck by lightning during the thunder
s,orn on Saturday night, The house and
am Which stood near were both destroye
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County OFFICERS.

aaerih, r. T. Srnar,
t.Ier. o. te Cot. i. Pioning.
Register CT Deeds. John Franz.
county Clerk, NJ. Renter.
C.antY Treasurer. q, Even.
O.. ntg JGige. Il, G. Onsted.
Cont Surveyor, Iona o Tiara.
.,uot OF scnoos, 1.chae kir Eau.
Chairman Board Of Snperylsors, H..F. HGooir'
~. ALta AeY, ~. ]. Turner.
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CITY AND COUNTY MEWS.

CT your Letter Heads, Bill Heads,
Statements, Cards and other job printing
done at the PILeT Office.
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oLDH.r doctor has been in town Of late.
That's why our plug hat supporters look so
thy AMI appear 20 frisky.