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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-05-07
al aooE lady of Columbns. Ca. !,

A GooE lady of Columbus, Ca, was
@struck all of heap by an old color
ed woman she met the other day.
She beamed all over her face as she
said, in the most approved Georgia
style: Howdy, Aunt Maria !" The
aged negress raised herself erect,
placed her arms akimbo and remark
ed. Ioftily, looking sideways, 81 amt
yer ant, and amt yer uncle; Use yer
ekaI II
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-05-07
4 Pleasant Home
For Sale Cheap!

offer for sale my house and one and one half
acre lot on Babcock street. The house is of
brick. nearly new. % by 80 feet, with hip
by IS 1eet, making large roanS and Hall, Pan
try. Closet &c. helaW; also Summer Kitchen in
rear There are three large, nice bedrooms, two
closets and st0re-rOom above. all finished in
good style. The house is studded. lathed and
plastered separate from the walls thus making
the most healthy and comfortable house built
not affected by extremes of heat and cold, nor
by sudden changes of the weather. The lot has
19s feet front. and the buildings are so located
that two splendid lots be sold and still leave
nearly An acre Of land with the buildings. The
lot is nicely graded and fenced and set with
fruit and ornamental shrubberry and fruit trees
of all kinds There e40 bearing grape vines
upon the lot. together with Apples. Pears
Peaches, Plums. Cherries. Currants Raspber-
ries, Strawberries, &c, all in fine condition. It
is a bdautiful, high, dry. sandy lot and COM
mands a fine view of the town and r. r. trains
and is located in one of the best neighborhoOds
in town. 1t is just the place for = man who
wants room enough to turn around ON 70
make a garden worth tending.
will sell the whole let, or the buildings with
one acre. or with One-half acre, or the two lots
without the buiidings-anY way to suit the pur-
chaser. This property will pay better interest
than any bonds. / will sell soon. First come
first served.'' Easy payments can be arranged
Rayenna. o.. Feb. 2. 1874. 2S4tf
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-05-07

A GEORGIA paper says: Every vii
lage and borough in the State is pro-
jecting the erection of factories of
every kind. We never knew a period
in the history of Georgia when so
much money was put into manufac-
turing business as at present.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-05-07

when the beloved one lies stricken
and ready to pass away, comes the
judgement day Of love, and all the
dead moments OF the past arise and
live again.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-05-07

TINE undersigned have formed a eopartner-
4 ship under the firm name of n. CONVERSE
& Co, for the transaction of a general Dry
foods and Grocery Trade. and very respectful
ly solicit portion of the public patronage.
N. CONVERSE,
ID. Fl. AUSTIN.
All having unsettled book accounts with the
undersi gned will please call and settle the same
soon as convenient. N. CONVERSE.
Rayenna, April g. 1874. 293
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-05-07
OUT LOTS FOR SALE!

/ propose to divide my farm lying just north
of the Fair Grounds. into
Five and Ten Acre Lots,
to suit purchasers. This land is located con-
yenient to the village and will he sold Mt reason
able prices and on easy terms. Apply at the
AtlIntic Mills, f. B. KING,
Ravenna. January II, 1874. 3s1-3m.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-05-07
At a BARGAINi

A HOUSE, AND THREE TOWN LOTS,
A 60x1SO feet each The house contains a base
ment large bedrooms, parlor. sitting room,
dining room. kitchen, WOod-shed, pantry, clos
ets cupboar1s, a drst-class cellar well and els
tern. The house is in good repair, and the
rooms all large and pleasant. The lot
is newly fenced, has a large quantity of fruit
and an excellent garden.
Forpartieulars, apply to J. S. SMITH.
or S. R. FREEMAN.
Ravenna. March IL. 1874. tt
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-05-07
FOR SALE.
A Pleasant Home,

Being desirous OF removing TO Cleveland, 1
offer for sale my residence, Situate on North
Chestnut street. in Ravenna, Ohio. The lot con-
tains one and three fourth acres beautifully
laid out, graded. .underdrained and stocked with
choice shrubbery and fruit trees.
The house is large, commodiOus conveniently
arranged. with large hall, parlor, sitting-room
and bedroom attached, dining room, kitchen,
china closet, pantry, store-room, bath room,
cooking range, and Inauy other modern and de-
sirable impr0E ents. There are four sleeping
rooms with large eclosets attached, aud two with
out. - - - = 81
The kitchen and bathroom are supplied with
water from two large cisterns adjoining There
are also two neVer-failing wells, one hard water
and the other soft.
The barn and ontbuildings are ample and con-
venient. The whole premises are in good repair
and SO situated and arranged as to make one of
the pleaSantest homes in Northern Ohio.
will sell for IS 900 and give reasonable time
- II. C. RANNEYl
Enquire of H. d. SEYMOUR,
$50 RaFennas Ohio.
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SAMUEL p. CROOKS ESTATE.
HlHE undersigned has been duly appointed
Il and qualified as Administrator on the es-
tate of Samuel p. Crooks, late of Mantua, Por-
tage County. Ohio, deceased.
THOMAS p. CROOKS
Mantua, April 2Oth, 1914. 296-3t
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-05-07

that 1 bear no i'll will or malice towards you
but will deal as fairly with you as heretofore.
shall keep constantly on hand full supply
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-06-11

PINE GRovK Pow wow.-The usual quiet
little village of Pine Grove has at last a
sensation which will furnish a topic for two
weeks Of table talk. Ii wasa small matter
but it resulted in big fight. Mr. Best
and Mr.. Shermcr wanted to use H. Lawns
woo Sc did Me, err at the same time. A
few select words were uttered ty bg,a par.
ties, and thea Meyer AMI Best, like torrents
from = mountain source they rush into
each others arms" Meyer on his b-iy
fills, Best on his back; bat no,wi,hs,ani-
ins Best is on the bottom, he gets the b. 81 ..
Meye r and relieves him OF VIA. wnlsAers ae
hes on one side OF his face-Ayel's Hur rs
toratiye will never replace them. la the
meantime ShermeT Gees'sctise service GA ,..r
skirmish llns and gets q broken ia e, fls
whole village IS soas'ng the scene Of con- g
anu general melee ensues ia which haai-
spikes fourishes consplcuousiy. We recvu.-
mend the sheriff TO 20 cut there ana re III the
riot act, and IT ne wishes to do . iIi,le bu.l.
ness ut the SAM tlme let lin take aluns bar
rsstur2.:ves, liu.insnts etc, to sea to 10.
woun ied
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-06-11

not. IL It siuI i he he'll th..t thu \. H..
r'ofer lite fns,assoe5 # tf,st .. I'll. :
--eIh- u us tiist, N endsav-r,,y T.. .v,,t
TIE c"''-' qHencs. or:i.a Darrmen Il ColIeys
case, '''"f etss- nas been jumping uus Of
" fts'h.- pau Tito Itr fire u. IL aaxie Y
a.t Il s"Ssr guif, shnui. o L.. -rusxirr.t,
{ Ma en- great ay {" impair -. ri.h-s
II InI;yilu L. AMI TT strike a i.is~ NJ til.
'cr-'ft a"i n-s oi"pne:st uf the Sta.-. II
tn- Cone ,irutipn If the Stase OF Wi.ecn. IL,
s'ss that thu L.gi .i,1,e my. srhnrsrii~
and ~ithoui rssc..-, n-sirfy he euafttr If
y c"rP"rf' h'r, rsriraad err , ration, .nk
fhg ca. Dor anon, E,a',uf icsu-ing or ir-ur-
anc'' c.'mf'an' a" -. Siac { II -.y. thai
such cor H1r .tiurt- hove ~, r;xa,s lIar I'll e
State IL bou;i.i 1, resB.ti. what ..tc,n,r,.s.-
mont will there he ~ establish such curnn
ration .t'.er. ! Wnorsc insts pu~s ma. -.
IN then! Wner- could WISCONSIN. 40
la, Bad fhone, en0"gh lm'.i tsr IL j.
railroad? Tee frrv'-i,,. IN r.. vi an.
slu CprrrItufiou s,,i 4. H. Le-'-' p. g. a.
right {" c-peai fr III II. -, a..
ssa'i o"es proYtie uri,-a. I sss opea. a
conf -csstiBg ciaa-f. lt,s . baa uI. I,
vii h'' rrs~- any c,,rxeraof the e. IL St,ta-
i,t his property wifhnu da- re-.,res~ If .e =.
Not arbisrariIs, bar f, grd IA, M -.
should II aufho !. tti.' m, RE 100 az =.
pal ct the chait'r o' Il .."rpnrlI.ru T.,
C"n> tstit'onof Wt-e. :, | il rpr -.
ny The ct'ufe~ a t L. hy -mIn.- e Us t i
z''n>, VIII hs Bad hing for IT, -
tyr u" fatur~ i.v".a,.rin'.hl 4 ''sfT>l
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-06-11
As a specimen OF qEiet sarcasm "
c"mmend the follow ing paragraph cllppr,.
from the Interior Of Jane the 4ta:.

As a specimen OF quiet sarcasm ",
Commend the icdIow ing paragraph clppr.,
from the Interior of Jane the itl:.
Wes supposed the Chicago daily ..p,r-
haying run the Chicago PreShy cry and
the Interior as stock sensation fol forty
days and TORY nights, SUNDAYS iclnde.,
would tind something else to serve I'D 10
their readers. But it is nothing bun >narl
stf AXIS for break FIST, lunch and diur err
dinner, lunch and oreskfast; shnrk roast
devilled st ark, and eayman eutl-ts. HAT
is, they cali it shark, bat she fac. is, J.,
sweet, juicy, succuient lamb that they are
iortming, and which they find ~ popular
Can not the Tribune and Tunes FRY our
neigiibOrs OF the Standard and see b, " i,
nlEble OF Baptist NATION would gul 1t l.
good, if gafnishei with penty ct cold
water. And then there j. the Methodist
Adrocate. There are too pany spikes and
horns and sharp bones in the Arminian
fish to make him rs popular as green peas
and lamb, but then he would be good for
change. A few months ago the T5,tuae
undertook to serve him W, but the Cooking
epera,Ien'was reversed, and the Tribune
became the ccokee. The Adcaace they
also tr,ed, hut side wipe of It's huke con.
vInced the Tribune tt,at it ..Wa.r.'ts b,l
hungry" So they have all set to upon the
geute Interior. Alas the rdre-isS."
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-06-11
AN OLD LAND MARK GONE,
smnIpey's WaunSrct0rfpf. FsI a bi il y
ment a heOp Gf SHhsul,ierIn. runs
Prompt ana effective vsorK o. tn
Fire Department.

! just after we had gone to press on Ia
! Thursday the ire bells rung ,he alarm Of
fire AMI on T, sizing to tie street we :; ,hr
fsmes bur ting from the ruor of MIR
smll ey's Machine Shop an oundery-
/ The tinl lin; il Which TIE fire orgn
although one of the oldest in tn cit
being built in the early days of Mani
sowoc, vas still sound, substantial and Ser.
viceable for many years haa it not been for
destroying flames Of Thursday Ii was
built BY Holander, for mill. the motive
power to be furnished by the lake v inds, aud
was surmounted BY a Oh tower OF pecu.
liar architecture, which FIR mary y-~r, ba,
attracted the attention of every stranger who
has visited our city. Only short time
! elapsed after the fret alarm tefore the
steamer was in position and ready tor work
but the building being of wood and as dry az
finder, the FIRE had made such rapii pre-.
gress as to render it impossible to do any
more than to keep the flames from spreading
to tie ad joining buildings, and We are glad
t. state tina al Iough there we've number d
buildings in the same block and IN clos e
proximity to ihefoundery and machine shop,
yet through the effective work of the FIRE
companies not one Of them was injured in
the lest.
The total loss on the buildings, machine
stock and tools has been estimated at SIS, 900
The insurance only amounted to 81 900. Of
which 81 900 was in the Brewers Fire Insur-
auce Co. of Milwaukee, and 81 900 in the
Milwaukee Mechanics Insurance Co. Nr
Smslley has already begun work again
with the tools ard stock which were saved
and hope. to be able to meet the ,nts of all
Of his old customers
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-06-11

TIE BLIND ORcHERrRA CoMISa.--Our
citizens may be prepared for as fue music
al treat rs they seldom have an opportunity
of hearing, on the evening of June 10Th. for
az that time the Orchestra which formerly
beiHpged to the Blind Institute, at Janesville.
composed entirely Of blind performers, will
give O musical entertainment at the Turner
Hall in this city. Wherever they have been
they have receiyet. the most Gathering notice..
from the press We ciio the following notice
of their performance from Delevan paper :
There is no musical troupe now in the
country that comes 80 nearly up to the IA
nous Thomas concert as the Blind orches -.
Nature has wonderful faculty for compen-
sation-and as a compe nsation for sn citing
out the world o. ght and beauty from thes,
people, the m.rciful Father has given them
the sense of touch in the most exquisite form
and by this they are enabled to bring
forth q concord of sweet sounds from instru-
ments, which enrarture and Delight the
hstener.-Deieran Paper.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-06-11
The Wisconsin C.nStItutiou

rhe following from the Chicago Trs5ss,.e
IS The most gear and comprehensive view
OF our r,,Iruad complication AMI tue re
iatlous existing betw, 'en tue state ana
chartered cottor. tons, that We Lave Yet
e-eh: -. SD
III tie VII k"o vi Dnrtrouth College
case, tne Supreme CuurI of the United
Sts.tes held tnat IA law hlteIiug tue CHARTER
ui ANY ces;,erat' on III Il .1iatrrIai pruv,sInn,
Without the u nsest u the curpuI iut.
Mas Il Ia" impf,IlHg a. obh, alton vi N
contract, ala tItret lie, You'd. | ne eti-ct
nj Gi.is cision Was ~ utuSc all Charters
ttrit uai an inNIoiate, su lon, Is E-,s.
corpura ,lous ottaIn.n. them AeI cIseu ,t.eIr
franchises lhitniuin - except, .oi .couree,
" here the ue .er | Government uaI ex-
ireosiy reserved To ILse,f Il rIsht vi .rs
T. al uf mouiAcatiUn. No matter uuw d.,
adsantageou, 10 toe i.N:s,c tue eAerc,,- ~
d iran h'se nlsut bcvuiIy, the ct.;.F CT
.,rd"ti 4 Il ,oun. nu. uv rr,-oa,ra. if II
t,c"ne "a TAX on tue many i.r me ,,.,i-,,u,.
81 the lev, al. .ir.- ma, U."I.u ,iu "A. 40,
s,lp 81, be-, IT. "A , ,l,ilrL or . ,t,a,st. T..
s-"Is n'ah, T"ii away si,ee tie u,T,u-
F1tiun US CT .rteseti IT'S ltiatiuas 10 lne
u"'Ic tua a'u .hHn.eu ioi t,.e anr.-,
yet % .on, a. II OUn-l t..,4oi. ,r -0..e
,iuseu -. fttdI''sU - tIv,4> "a, t1t,s
no ct'ts sid ,"-s ~ ~ .iiln
Tic eUiis;. 400 oi cu..tr.ct-, 80. IJ.,.. "a
cuartt mus. ~ u. Ia CHAN 49,, .l,elar
Ma. tne Ct nst,..thcs .aissI a.. acel--
i,.i sia'iu1 as-.I =. Oss.a,s e al, u..u ,i-,ts
a.-''s, "a .hi,,.i l.'h ifu.l- -. t. 80,
'4a.s' 4 No. al "a. IT. the Stat, Il
"..'ui ST.. AuG We tsneve, oi ssa.- one,
States, rrservins To th'. l.. ,Isiaesie 4 {
rih' Ia alter, q. odiiy, or r. ,.,"i s..y Ca. .
Granted ~ at, CORPORATION ~iiatese.. ..
nrst att mp IN ter.ab. r-..ouH ~
has be,D the .ecrn. Iscvi,.iu h.I-la
ton bAing n taft Tor tue rai.rVaus " That
State. liz Is Called by HE finch. - 81
these acts that tue. are cuhetilut Una.
that the r. ht u moulfy TIE Quarters vi Ia,
cumpan,es IL absu'ute, anu u,aY lie exercis-
al al Oi.rlIiiy aiIu without any ,,rS., iIyfI;,r,
IsTescsasiuh az 10 ""elher tue ruaas hasc-
abuseu their iisbcnIs' :, or a TOT erect
Ut tue :noalo s..t,on oa t.,e property nsht>
. vi the vwIefs VI tie ruaus. The, man
s..ao, iH.vther aorus, that toi no reas.u
wiiate, or, arbitrarily, Utc;,use eurh Is tss
guod snl ANU pieasure vi tue Legislature
Ut " Bcvurin, ~ 10 Constitutions Ia tlsl
State ~ require any corporation, .x.ith.s
or inslr .lre, VI p!il,!.;. uo.l4 -n,, " IA :"
'f.'-*.pt' "a; .sSN''tsss .4>.,..ts -
''Gr' s...s.i ,.ie :. - GUAR sae "a.
- ts slaa PEI u = a-.eiAeg j. - g.
.-ei4 < lis oes.hess sg ea.r- =
.atss il Igsrs n4u..eF uT TO. lar Eru
Ave not Jet AS. Il oii thr es,,,r 'Jta HUr'l
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-06-11

AKGSG the happy events of the week
-haeh we are permitted TO record is the mar.
rage of Charley Karnofsky to Miss Mary
Schroeder. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Jos BE Forrest aud took place al
an early hour Or Monday morning, at the
residence Of the BRIDES parents, on York
street. After partaking of the welding
breakfast and receiving the congratulations
II numerous friends the happy couple s,aIs
ted south on their wedding tour. If the
bright and sunny morning, which thes,
two became one is typical Of the future which
lies before them-if the joy which so many
~ishee them shall be as that morning, then
surely their lot will be q happy one, aud
their life bat one long holiday
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-06-11

os hondIy sseuln. the oesu.ifai rev
shconer Grcta-s Brey, just completed 1T
!. uI,s1llay, stoi ped 81 this port, on her way
! 70 Chicago vita cargo q cedsr posts. The
d mansions Of the oost are at follows: Keel,
:sr ee-; beam, 20 fts,, hold. ! feet. She is
s;aarcn built ana nnsiy hnisned s craft as
ol.s could vel wish e see, and se predict
III nsr . prosperous sssson.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-06-11

BALL Al THE ST. CHARLEs.-Mr. Brue1
has made arrangements for a grand time or
Saturday evening Of this week and a gener
al invitation i. exte nfed to- all Those VIII,
attended the opening Of the house some tim,
ago, cannot fail to remember the sumptuou'
table that he prepare for t.st occasion .auC
the kindly, genial way IN which he acted til,
part Of host, nor will they ho slow to respon.
to the invitation which Mr.. Druer- new gives
Tickets to supper and dance $3.50 Re-
member tire titne Saturday evrnin1
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-06-11
Shipments of Champion Machines Tor
1874 u JLce LIST.
over Sixteen Th10sn nd Already SHY.
ped anA TAxee Ii nAs rea 10 S0..
waraeo DAiiy Mp - 1oiy let.

We again have occ4eiou 20 sait srs q,
tention Ut our readers to thr amu.euse LusI
ness thai 10 being do-- this year by uu
Champion shops. We give .v;ow the -hIp
menss up 70 SATURDAY n,ght, Mas o0.h,
Over sixteen s.vusxnd machines have al
ready been shipped 10 bonandS pure sser,
tho machines are sent out on commission
and from tins dale u July lst they VII
.aree hundred pc. day.
The deInanSs vii again, 81 in yeai
at lar eIceed Iae supply; ana We h.a
Arf-nscHs.A.s already coppeted 10 s.r
rGsiiS -du IA Inc iacuII.cs tor prouuctaui
80. 49, v,Ty iasKs >es2usi- If ~,
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IessTo AGAIN.--Our citizens will b.
pleased to learn ttns the celebrated onf
legged song and dance artist A. Donate /.
here and Will again give one Ct bis unique
performances at Sbvansks Lipa, on mex,
Saturday evening. The programme is en-
tlreiy new, and be will, for the fr-s time II
this city, introduce bis laughable negro
song and dance speciali;ies. Let him hav.
a full house.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-06-11
Total to DAT. fpr | ~

Total to date fur ~ ...-............lb 10, 81
An ,xaBluati5a o. tile ab,.ye rs WI
show bow widely exterded the trade ~
these popular m chimes las t-eo,.-, anG
from what aide >aread sources the inc"nt
5 derived Nat supports the vast exrendi
tres for material AMI Aag's Of she>- ,st..h.
tI-.,unes,t-
We again Congratulate nnr Falers ol
PRISE aud energy of our ma' niac' ur-r-, an
which, though the a4,4veYssl du, mess of tn,
present season, of which We heard com
plants in all our exchanges, has kept ON
little inland city full of healthy lie and
activity. This propensity has nothing in
1t that is temporary or fictitious Thu.
business Is based upon the annually recur.
| ring warts Of Tie turner's and a. long "a
gram or grass are RAISED they will lie bar
vested by naciiinsr,s, and So long vii til,
best harvesting n tch'nes H. the " rid tin
steadily increasing ale 7 he aboy, ii,
wili aggregate il value nearly three milian
Of dollar,
LATsR.-S nee writing the above v.
ave r"re we'd the Washington (Nu) o.
-'rvef, 60! Ma, 29,l, cq,rr;a'nr - ,crnrn
o. a lrani Cbamn..a Leiug, >trnt,.,r
which f"r'ytwo iarn,-, q Fr in ecu
ty, NJ Ns"nri, Joined 1"a rrrc-,si,.n esq
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-06-11

SATrRATg PrEcs or BREAD Or x1AT
with gastric juice, and it ciH dissolve. Thi.
is digestion. Add to such q mixture q little
alchohol and it will not dissolve. This is
indignation Beware then, of tincture., or
tonics, or decostions containing spsrituous
liquors Shun all rum .tonics,n and rely
soreiy on Da Walkers vITEGAh BGTTEPs.
the finest digestive iuvigor.n; known.
and free from the fry curse Of Alcohol. 4w
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iIrFsNsR's BLOCK, en- the corner OF
Nprs aud eighth streets is nearly c.mplst-
81 and ready for occupation. Jusase Nm.
H. Glover mas established HE Office in one
OF tia front rooms on the second Hoor,
aleaiy, and viii hereafter hold his court
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-06-11

THr ,Di,ces2n Episcopal Convention
m. ets AZ Milwaukee on the 18th oftnls ,non,h
To- this occasion bishop wilr he chosen
Tie clergy s'l cing 30 Dr.. oekosen snd
there e ,ns 10 % fair prospects tn, he. sill
b. elected to that s.Fee although hssignal,y
tailed Al tie oonvJcst.yL las: winter.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-06-11

bar ,r..a, .sspl an! ld,nb., are aira,.
cent? .ted foi tn thirsyss.coassnd Joachim, :
tat Ar. - b.. b.tls fer tho Tex, season
The following i.st has been Carefully
prepared f.ym the siippiogl ok eff the
f .ss Il Wh''eiey. Fa er i h !.Y, tie
uh.u,piuc y chins &C., al! H.,.e
VI .tci,eii i Co.. ana Is e:.ire;y aocars,e
au.i reiiatie.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-06-11

.S-xr Sunday the Soss Of Hermann, from
GIxh lkee, arc expected 60 come here on an
e-eursitn fhe members CT that orosr in
,his cry yill meet and entertain ,hsm. A
rrhra ana is anticipatsd
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noticed qei,a number of pa;sto bugs
lounsing GLoal ihs wharf. ths other day,
wai,a.g for tie frst boat. -Sou'h They had
o1c5me tired OF waiting ior he potato cop
Inshls c. unsry tC come up and had deter
sliu ~ o. an Gr..fe Is 3 warmer c,iuna.e.
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TINS Wis. EpIToRIAL ASSOCIATION
which meets at Milwaukee Oh the 10th al
this month, will terminate their s..ornl
meeting BY an excursion 20 rhis Nv ore,
the Lake Shore T.a.l.o.1
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TEE Gra,5r. Isrss sehOousr, bais ey

TEE Gras5~ IsrSs schooner, built o.
ssssr-, hG-s1n and ScOse, II Two Rivers,
i. NJ : Ia BeI tax AZ. OF nh.bsyg.a wac
80 vss. - iaausa.a on l.st o-sard..,
D. .Isrr srIg a-e ss fellows Length q
= "a. ies = lsastn deck, 100 iest, be-,
IS fe4l 10y = Of bpid IL feet. The scloua
. --s - -lB, Ipyrl. bF SIR 8srtsCLy
sef kbea' ga rasHgys 70 b,
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srE.EEH ELAIss.--Ns 49,. tand thai
sr,n~a.u.n. have ! been male With
e-Aer Blaine 10 deliver the address
oh. Wisconsin Stare Fair, TO be held 3,
NJ lwaak.e, sspteInbeG-he 7th, sth, 9Th, loth
ard Ilth
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J n1sdtF 1g Z ilsYatlaTu,
Xgyi J-frOn Man owoC
County Officers.

Eaerir r.. r sl.ar
.a.efs - te Col-s. 4. ri"nins
re leter Ct DtCts. jobs Franz
6-lHtF cfe.k 4 Renter
E THLI Ire .sHTa-, q. Even.
Garr'v ,IcHsa 7 q D'tna.sa
"a a.. oGt rsvo.. 5an4 . II ssS,
Stot o. Sc r1fs. Sjchas Rrsan.
e'afgan fcard NJ sunervisofs, Is 2. HasbtC
u. 40 ~. IS j. ImMer.
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CasYoRIA Is more tn ~ substitute for
Caster OIL. II is The only safe article in
existence which will as.imil tie fhe food reg
uiite the buwels. cure via i-coiic All pro-
duce natural sleep. It c1ata'Gs neither
minerals, morphine or alcohol an I is pleas
ant to take Chiiaren need not cry and
mothers may rest. IS #-sas = rt.s
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Tn, Rectore aecettiasn st Mrs Windiates
o., last Thursday evening, notwithstanding
tbs stormy weather was, ~eL ate 'ded and
proved. Us every one -astieir ated, very
hsppr affair,
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rR5e.s., rowing so fast now days II at
,as-.. q, id to leave them long enough
q cgm. ts;r for fear that they will be
j. ~ Tor har,e ing before they get
'-k