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NORTH sTRATF ORD NH.
willard House, G. =. BAILEY a. Go. Pro-
nrIPtnrs.
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CAPE ELfZABETH.
Ocean House,. II. Cham berIain, Propri-
eter.
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He.hei HousS, j. n. Bardin, Proprietor.
chapman House,-Andrews a. Record.
PropPiefors A"'
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The largest and fullest daily paper published h,
Maine, and in the future as in the past the Publish
RS propose to make it beyond question The
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TukeY,S Bridge.

NOTICE is hereby given that for two weeks from
AN and after WEDNESDAY, May Goth, the Bridge
will be impossible to travel the draw being upf
repairs. T. Ii. PAYSON,
my13d2w Commissioner of Streets
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City of Portland.

COMMISSIONER OF STREETS OFFICE,
May ID, 1874.
NY person having coarse gravel in the westerly
"A part of city for sale will please address the
subscriber at this office. T. III. PAYSON,
my13d1w Commissioner of Streets
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notice. THOS. B. HASKELL, J Selectmen
ELISHA N. JORDAN,} of
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!
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at the Lungs, sc. Wistar's
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thus removing the cause of
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-09

II IL said thas Ne Potter Law win. - long
= 4 -sAains Il force. Keep sn capital away
from OR STATE tAst wcuid otherviss sssle
here 10 asszsk "a the kASsisezieAt Of Ssr raj.
tsy fases-st- His Fey BE the case; ye', it .
fevestksssss srts kss raisrosd Law Which
% retl.ses tie tar1ks th.. Neither sss rail-
road s.or tAe people ase epprhe6, But both
.uually bsne9ted, VA, 7astsaA Of kespisS
capital fssO bOsing int a sssts, keep Il frao
flowing %; ~ rsi1osd s,rperafions ere
not, ~ a rsls, seissss bot what 4 no lssis-
laaivs restrictions are laid upon them, they
will annusliy take from the eopae and state,
hy vay Of unjust charges. far nsre than
they sspeni IN extending their Inca and i'm
proving their roads II the Potter Law is
unjust and oppressive to railroads, les it be
repealed and another and letter law sub
stitsted; but - get. it is matter that very
few have bssa abb 70 de ide upon, Whether
The restrictions Of De Pottsrlsware ss3sst
or not. lUadsshtsdiy thsfsiIoaAs commis-
ssners appointed last winter viii be able .
give sore fAsssto tie nett legislature in
regard to tie sost Of bsildin9 and running
railroads that will assist in the solution cf
this disputed ques ion 81 saes. A
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A Retrospect Of BeecherA / fife.


At the evening prayer-meeting Of the
Plymouth church on July 3rd, Beecher gave
a retrospect of tis life, closing a. follows:
{" have had many experiences, such NJ
all men have had Of sorrow and defeat to NJ
public life-not one too many when look ed
at from the other side; but Of one thing, MY
dearly beloved, be fully assured: Nv grenf-
est JOY shall be assured when stand in the
presence Of the revealed God, and you come
rp, We shall shake hands in eternal blessed
re-union. ] shall ever be by the side Of my
beloved Savior, whose servant have been
an conscious Of devotiDy to him my best
energy, my best strength and best mind
have worked with single eye to the ad.
vancement Of the knowledge OF Christ's grace
among meu, and no man shall take from me
this honor. For the future care not; il 10
in the hands Of sur universal Father. I can
leave everything in the hands of the Lord ,iv-
ing or dying. Let Us take again the staff Of
work. aud grid up anew orr loias, and the
Savior will lead forward until We wee. in
the kingdom Of the future
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-09

GRAND GIFT CoScERr.-A Grand Gift
Concert for the benefit Of the Public Library
will he given in Oconomcwoe, July 4th,
1874. The price o; the tickets are $500,
and can be had from agents in all towns il,
the state. Every ticket has a gilt from
$1,000 down. The gifts consist Of One
Thousand Dnliar, Cash, Watches, Jewel
~, &C.. and also one fine Reservoir Piano,
Sewing Machines and Elegant Furni
ture. The Jewelry can be seen at Ocoto-
mowoc, ard The furniture at l20 Spring
Street, Milwaukee,, Wis. For partic liar.
see agents and circularS.-A. F. KILN c.
Bell agent for Manltowoc. P.O. Box
II. Z. KENDALL, Ma nager,
S23-tS Qcuno,nuwoc, Wis
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Fore " armed, EOrcarncd. To be ore
arme NOW when yon tLrta1ened with all the
ali en- caaied Dv dibiItating Syrn0 aua Summer
weather Is 20 make free Use OF
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ApEoros TO the moon light saunterings Of
Young lovers we publish the following which
We find in an exchange:
One qu,es day, in leafy June, when bees
and birds were all in tame, two lovers walk.
cd beneath the moon. The night was fair
so was the mid; they walked and talked
beneath the shade, with none to harm OF
make afraid. Her name was Sue and his
was jim, he WAS Fat and she was slim. liz
took to her .nd she to him. Says Jim to
Sue, by oil the snakes that ssuirm among
the breaks, l love you tstser'n buckwhea
cakes Says Sue to Jim, "Since you We
begun il. and been and eos,e and gone and
done it, like YOU next to q new bon 1T -
Says Jim TO SUE, my heart you've u.ied F;
but have always gals mistrustej." SAYS
Sue to Jim, Il will I've true; If you i've me
as love you, no knife can cut our love in
two" Says jim to Sue, /" Through thick
and thin, for your true love count me ia
III court 40 other gal agin.' m l. aneG to
Sue; Sue leaned 10 jim. his nose iu.r
touched her jockey hrim; touf lips met
wet ahem! ;ihcr. AMI then AM then
ana then--and t1eu! o g,ls beware o! men
IN JGne, and undernt ath the siss mol n :,
when ffo2s and crickets are IA iune, Jest
zoe get yo-sr ns'pss Al he paper sion.
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Manttsowoc,wis.
REDUCTION, OVEN q PER CENT,

Having bought in New York, great stock
oil WALL PAPER ut very low rates can
now appear before the public with larger
selection than ever before and at rates more
than L TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT less than
former prices. | Offer
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The following named pspils have been
neither abssnt nor ;arA7 during the entire
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Mr.. E. Cons has recently purch assd thu
confectionery store and restaurant formerly
occupied by Mr.. Bink!eman, and will keep
constantly on hard the freshest fruits, con.
fec,ioneries anil groceries TO be found any.
where in the city. He has also fitted up the
ice-cream parlors in the rear Of the atore in
the best of style, and psrsies can now be sup
piled with that delicioa, summer dish IN
quantities large or small. The house raising
business which he has previously carried on
will hereafter be in charge of his brother
John Cone. Orders for house raising and
repairing, however, may be lct at his store
near the post office.
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Looking for the Comet.
AAyentaFes of u CfncinnAti AnObriase
-Succeso At Last.


tFsem ths Cincinnati saturday Nizhtl
A policeman fosnd nss lying Hat on
his back on sts esp;a sAde at . kte hour
the ether night calmly studying the heav-
sns. Upon RAISING hun to . sitting Po-ture
and asking him what he was doing there,
he rrplied that he was "tryin' to end the
(hic) COMET" lie bad copy Of the Com
merc.ai 10 his hssd sonsaiaisg diagram
of the heavens. "You ,ee," said this Gag
stone astronomer, spreading the paper out
on his knsss and bhsknE Rravely, ''this
ere comets 'tractin' 'ten.ion T best astrono
mers. It's 'tractej mine. I'm lookin' for
it. / read in paper 'tsint visible without !.
glass, SO l (hic) took one. For fear ono
glass wasn't 'nough lhis) took 'nutber.
Paper says .comet's tween little dipper and
great dipper. Drank little dipper of beer,
then tried a great d,pp.r. Wife made fuss
boa. it. Told wife ~ (hie) dip her, too,
f she interfered. Then 1 started out to
End pole star, cause com,t's in that neigh
borbood. Ran 'gainst telegraph pole.
stumbled oyer pole to wagon and woke
up pole cat, but couldn't find 'er pole
star. Step'd in s'I,on and treated myself
to 'nuthsr little dipper. And yet l cooldn'
(hic) comet. Read in paper comets on
line with nose Of the bear. Asked n man
what be knows Of the bear Man told me
to bear %. Been watcbin' for that comet
mos all night. Heavers full Of dippers,
bears and (hic> polls stars. No comet"
"Vell, com NIT me-" said the watchmnn,
am show you the pole star" and he led
him where tie Ninth street station light is
softly beaming go
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THERE was one little incident which trans
pired here On the Fourth that is worth the
mention: A little assassin, whose trainin
in the sanctuary, We are sorry to say, ha.
been sadly neglected, put an iguitei fire.
cracker in chair in which man, with thin
pants on, was about to place himself The
nan was scarcely we'll settled in tho chair
when an explosion took place, and without any
hesitation he resumed standing position
The young rascal who manipulated the fire.
cracker ad sudde My disappeared, but the
fellow who had so briefly occupiedth the chair
burning with Indignation, insisted on some
one pointing him ou;, as he wished to a.ar
Goals Of FIRE on his head. The boy is At
large yet, but there is fair prospect tina,
he will some day fetch up in the State Prison
for murder or arson
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EHEREUEY

= P6nlf,rics Catho1c Church corner ~ M5in
an Nsfsna. streets. e5ta1h.s .ed 1861. Row. j.
ses er Pastor. Hour OF serEic ss: ElrtV MISS II
IA High hass At 10 a. III. YeBpers Btzx o.
~ Week daY Mas at A..
FIRST Ger mar EyibgciicG Lutheran Church
IN cor MIrsnsll ala Ei-tn sts..) estaoiisae
soc Rsr 81. H. Qlel!i, pastor. Service at 10
a. 10. SsndR school service At 3 p.
G-,saaist Eutscopal Clurcn, Rev j Layalie
81. = .AcEIug, 1915 a m AMI . D m. evnGS
sBLf t1pt1y school o. Frazer meet
49, NAV, dsidly ani Thursday evenings.
-. lECsoytelIan sHgrch or 3ianitaa &C, organ
.iuHe 26tn 1871. Rev. c. Is. stevens, pastor
=. = Al lDj7 J,flo-k 4. aud Al IA D. Ii.
Fapt5 u ~cIpni sstgtCes At o'ctDca D. IN.
u. ism $ Episaoeal Ghurcn. Joseah DeForest
Rector. services -d1jty aJrnin IS II i0s O'clocl
y rfrs a. - O'clock. lliyt Communion, flrst
5 daF & slca lhouti. ftIIiy evening services,
1t = slocE.
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Two RIVERS DIvIstoS.
fest OFFICE.
.,Y,t0qis 4af Departure Of Rails.


vngt, socth. sorts Easi, SottH ses'n-Nesf.
Ip4,x. hzaitc sse Daily At o'ci"cx q. IT. an"
80 II Ike Gs.ali T1ins tor the crS 30 Fond'
II f.sr Three tsrn,. wee NouaaF, " soAsso' ~
I'll Trid9y. bv tle vaS Of Sew -9p ourg, seeme!
f.i ra-, h1gards Grove. TO sseoo,san: ana
ta~4- tiI.es week Fgss1av. Thursdav. anS Sat
astt3-.1 y.r OF : Jrigslu, HiEs, Centt7fiie
Nes-e.e. 10 shee6ve4n.
eoa ManltswUc 10 Two IrTer., fda''y.N st
g.e.ock u, aad strives &C AaEttoFo at o ci"cz
ssi-u c~ksy-To Chiffon Leaves Mantle
We every tHeel8y. FaHfs lay. ana SATURDAY. aud
4srise- e r''n.tnr r D n.
Arrives at NtritogsE every Monday, Wsdnes
a. FFiias ats m.
sri-H eekty-fo Green Bay-yia- Tw'
Rivers Leaves sauuoRoc every VI MAY. Wei
ues !4l nj Fri:4y al D m, and arrives at Greer
e nest day ~ n.
Ann al Nanitosoe every Tnesda7, Thur
dak an ssfarca ~, AZ n.
>e,ri---u eiSsT-To Kewannee-via T~t
fs#vcfs-I>eates s7nitcwoc, Monday AID Tnur.
. s - , . NJ, afa 8Irise- at Aaniicwoc ~Fe-I
fnP=6 aud PriCaT It : n.
biy--Erpm hanAiowoc 20 Acnasha-
II ~ Mimic sac sTsry Friday At a M, ano Ar
fIfss 4 IL - o. SGHfit.
ID tu-rI.I Post Offices OF Francis Creek. PraS
lrG ia-encraUs, gel their mail every Saturda
loren
70 O ce ouea for delivering lettefs from a u
osp..l.
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CeAtaur Linimsnt.

There il no pain which tbs
Cestaor LiDiment will not re
lieve no swelling i viii not sgt
due. and 10 laneDe. - which il
will nst eure. This 10 strons
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1nE celebration Of the Fourth, at the
Moth Park, proved AZ successful as the np-
preparation. made by the city for that pur.
pose, was muniicent. fhs birth day of our
nation is no small affair in Manitowoc, and
none seemed TO have arpre ciated the fac,
more than our large hearted, level headed
: City Eathers,h for with hearts palpita.ing
With patriotism and souls swelling with 10y
al emotions they munihcently appropr a,ed
he magnificent sum Of ffty dollars for the
purpose of observing properly our national
holi lay.
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NJTI.E OF DISSOLUTION.

All persons interested are hereby notified
that the CT partnership heretofore existing in
the city anil county Of Manitowoc Wisconsin
und'r the etyie end firm name of - Guyles
& Pankrs'z y WAS on the LIST lay of July
1874 di.se we'd by mutual consent and pursu
ant to articles Of agreement thereto. All
debts OWN to the said partnership are to be
paid to and received by George Paokratz
and all demands against sid partnership
are to be presented to the said George Pauk-
ratz for payment
Dated July let. 1874.
JoHy F. GryLvs.
GbokGE PAxKRAIz.
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THE Fo;rth was celebrated in various
ways in different parts of the county At Two
Rivers they had a regular old fashioned
celebration, of Thich the Chronicle gives a
glowing account. At Clarks Mills, horse
racin: was INDUCED in. and quite mum Der
of our citizens spent the day there. Meeme
people pic-uiccd and danced. ReedsviIle
celebrated after a manner peculiar to her
self, in which Chris. Hagenow figured con-
spicususly. In fact nearly every nighbor-
hood through the county observed the DAY in
some way or other.
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REMEMBER ire annual school meeting Of
the Fr-tDist. School e thi. city is to be held
on the evening Of the 18th. II you have
any interest in The education of your child
ren or the welfare of the city, don't fail to
attend.
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Do You KSowl-Do you know that the
West has the best dollar Monthly in the
Worldl And do you give it support! Its liter
ature is fresh, instructive AMI entert ing,
its pages. The only wonder is that so much
original and excellent reading c,n re offered
for a dollar. Single copies Is cents. Sold
by News Dealers, and on the cars-Speci-
mon copy, containing premium list, sent to
any address, on receipt Of two stamps. AID.
dress, TT. GILMORE,
Room, 7, 8 and Q No. 407 Broadway,
Cor Wisconsin St, Milwaukee, Wis.
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C. L. RrDEa has lately been appointed
s'ssssn sgert 8. this place BY the Milwaukee
and Lake Shore R.iiroad. With Ais boot
and shce trsde, his express agency snd lis
depot agency-c. L. win hIv. his hands full
Of business, bur nevertheless 10 il equal TO
to the task
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In is stated thai the railroad ,Den Of Mil
waukee propose transferring their iuterests
in the Milwaukee and st. Paul road TO Hon.
Alexander Mitchell, thus making tie road
the personal property of Mr. Mitchell, and
not subject &c the control Of the State.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-09

THE Gentleman in Black vhe Is the
tutelar demon Of dram-shcps, assumes his
sourest aspect when the rapid progress Of
Vinegar Bitters is reported, down below -
The Peoples Vegetable Tonic is playing the
mischief with his bittsrs fired With rum An
dieas,s which those demonac no,,rum. ag-
gravate, under pretense of relieving such as
Indigestion, sick.headache, consti patton,
rheumatism, govt and interminent fcvers
are cured by it, Sy9-iw
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-09

M wAIKxf, the gebtlemsn vke has . "a
charge of the Third Ward School 4ertsk shs
past year, h-s concluded 70 aAandon tks
work Of sch DOL tesching and begin the tsAy
of lay. At present he 10 Waiting frisnds 1t
Plattrille, but we understand that he win
soon return to Manitosoc, and enter
upon his professional stndies ia one Of the
prin sipal Law Offices Of The city.
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ssunfy officers.

fast4 F. Srp+rt.
~ he CCU-t A. PiRntny.
n sfer ei Deeds Josn FrIrz.
t0HntY Gers. A. Vi. Renter.
.fsu.g Ire4sHrer, Z, Even.
Cn sBGs judge. 4. O. O.Gstsd.
CgtHtg surveyor. JJIs on RI.
ot .oois. M5c 1tes k4r at,
4 ulnan Pen Of san rv,sprs, H.sT. HdSb ara
-. Afto AZ. y J. rataer.
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TuF riroricfe Local privately informed us
ih4, the cesebrsrion at Two Rivers vas a big
u - th.,, i took nearly al hour fer ittie
eps 4ssieu that lie vas in 10 pass a given
lo.at. !; n y De il .esA them that leug, bot
e woc'd ike 70 know Il that point was Lot
.ensed :; ol'tear lager beer saloon.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-09

New that St. Louis has set the example .
the way of bridge celebrations. Why should
not Msnito-oc get up jabiliee When her
Eighth Street bridge is lhished and invite
all ueishborins cities thsretol
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-09

Ma. CBAs. KaRNorsKY, keeps tina. justly
celebrated Magnolia Hair Tonic for sale
ats cent. per bottle. II cleanses the
scalp, removes the dandrufr, gives strength
and vigor to the haif and thus promotes it's
healthy growth. Trg It. SIS -.
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lit Dist. Pubic school.

The First Dist Pssse Hchool eot the year
'7s II. closed tu4y .. Prom hs sps.s.s
Sept. 3. to the Last gay lie .tseAdshes ~
large an very regular.
The following table shsvs d. d51psrs.
tive attendance, etc. for the year juN closed
with that Of the preceding year The third
DUNN Of figures shows the increase asd de.
crease during tie present year. the decrsass
being marked With =:
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-09

IHsY ar. building street through that
frog pond just little southwest sf wahle 4
Co.'S FIGURING mill, and the prospects are
that that paradise offrogs ana musqui,os win
soon be converted into hall d,Ien respeo-
table town lots
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-09

PRcT Barns and lady hive gene 20 Keno
sra, 10 spend the summer vacation With their
friends sDd relatives at that pluce. Several a
CIR lady teachers have also LEFT the cisy for
heir aomes in different parts Of ths the
state.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-09
LOCAL NOTICES!
NOrICE.

Notice is hereby given to the quali6e d
electors Of joint school district No. !, o.
the city and town Of Nanitowoc, that the
annual meeting Of said district fer the
election of ufh;er. and the transaction Of
oth.r business, VIII be held at the New
School House. ON the second Monday, being
the 18th day Of July, at ! O'Clock in the
evening. ....-.-
Dated t;,is 29ih day Of June 1874.
JOHN LANTRY.
S28 2w District Clerk
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-09

Tue Bears Of the Goodrich line are do
ing lively business npw-a days. Travel
ing by water is much cooler and pleasanter
during the warm weather sksa travelling by
r,J
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-09

NOTWITHSTANDING the opposition ferry
line which h.s lately been started. the bust
ness Of Messrs Bonner { Eastwood seems to
re daily on the increase They claim to
nave tie shortest az! quickest route to and
{. sm the Postcfice.