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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-03-19
CONMFRCIALEPTTOME-

COMMERCIAL EPITOME-Tr
has been moving rather slowly this
week, though considering the many
drawbacks 1t has had to encoud ter
there has been quite as much busine SIS
duing as could reasonably be expected.
A speculation in gold aud securities
| caused a temporary advance III the
rates of money all over the country,
| and its influence has served TO cause a
depressed feeling in trade generally.
The adverse influence of the above has
been a check upon that revival of bus
mess which was expected to follow the
advent of spring and the adjournment
of Congress. The weather Is now fine
and trade assumes very fair proper
tions. Stocks of goods are, however,
light in the country, and as tue neceE-
sites of consumers must be supplied
there is every probability of II more
active movement in merchandise and
produce at an early day than Ne have
seen for some time.
The chief staples of our trade have
been more active this y eek than last
Naval stores are firmer and there has
been considerable trading. Cotton
though not so firm as last week has
been more active in view of the fact
that prices current are more satisfac-
tory to sellers.
The export movement for the week
shows a falling off in VALUATION. say
$50, OO0 The principal articles OF
produce shipped during the week
| were as follows: Cotton 1870 bales,
spirits turpentine 928 casks, rosin II :
OOl bbls crude turpentine 400 bbls :,
tar 800 bbls., against: Cotton 2,7i3
| bales, spirits turpentine 1,03S casks,
rosin 1889 bbls., tar 995 do, crude
turpentine SIS do, for last week.
Foreign freights are firm. The sup
ply of tonnage is not large and vessels
| are wanted.
The chief features Of the market and
the changes of prices of most of the
/ leading products and manufacture for
the week were as follows:
COTTON. - There has been no
marked change in the condition of tbs
cotton market during the past week
In the early part Of the week export
ers finding less encouragement i'll the
! Liverpool market withdrew from the
market, but prices afterwards lowered
| TO correspond more generally with
| their views, and the market became
| active. The demand during the week
was principally for export. very 1t IL
speculative inquiry being manifested.
at ..the close to-day tie tone of the
market is hardlyup to week ago, but
holders ask full prices, although they
are not altogether unwilling to grant
moderate concessions to effect sales.
The receipts for the week were as
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-03-19

Become the staple Dsntrinse OF America ?
simply because it Is impossible TO use 1t, even
for a week, without perceiving its by gienic
effect upon the teeth, the gums and the breath.
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Rem .tub D INNS, ~ h1I9 Won ~ =,
T,.lt hi IL re Wei an h*Ppy, thahK III
LorJ;
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1oa'i. m,td ayirk, ami never say "'Fd.
hti~. S,or,.r isn't ALWAYS mir
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Tell hiu, the sFo't' d he'ter ca, g%d IN hlay'
~h u Il poOf tang, Du' 'ii1' you i'e".'
med;
Nor ioT the, constaif ram Il ~fFIFei me nay
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rs No. N.Y.
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nam
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hand
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SPECIAL.


The best collars ever made are the War sich
and Elmwocd. Try them. Amy furnishing
store can supply them.
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$50 $lOO $500 $1,000

snv@-ted II. Stock Privileges ln
~ all street, es5s 10 nl>I-S HoUs kDS -
DoLLA rs Pr FIR tomprrbzusive exoIaas-
rory CT fuisr-. ccntsinirg detail STATE me lie
and \ aot srisu prices of all stocks de 1t 10 a!
the Neto York Stock Exchange, mai sd free 70
tboee desiIiT z q spCS u.aIs. address.
ALEX. FkO EHlNGa & CO.,
Bankers and Brokers
OPP. N z. stock Exchange. II Wall St.,
feb 16-1y-eod NEW YORK.
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QQlilnoingtor }yollrna!.
WARRINGTON. n. G:
eeIDAY. MARCH 10, 1875.

FROM the O4bi'u Freeman
IRISH WIDOWS NES&As:E
EEf1;s ION.
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EXPORTS.
EXPORTS.

OOASTWISE.
New York-Schr Samnel G Hart
2, go bbls rosin.
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hOolN-lu6 TS udS Uecu d uioEo az
tive business doing in resins during
the past week than last, but the mar
ket in the early part of the week was
mostly nominal in view OF the fact that
holders were not disposed to accept
the offers of buyers. Up to Tuesday
the sales were principally for future
delivery and were of private nature
30 that the apparent smailness of bust
ness reported those days did not rep
resent the sales of the market. From
Friday up to Tuesday noon the spot
market was nominal, Strained was
firmly held at 81 55 and Good Strained
at 81 60. These figures were bid daily
but holders demanded higher prices.
On Friday evening lot of 500 bbls
Strained changed hands at 81 57% an
advance of 5 cents, and again on We'd
nesday there were sales at 81 60. To
day, Thursday, at the close of our
(uoon) report the market Is still firm
with 81 60 freely bid. Fine grades
have been in moderate demand with
some sales at former quotations.
A serious drawback to the market is
the unfsvorable state of affairs abroad
and the eff ct of no shipping at hand
has been detrimental to trade
| SfaclC. he Two uO"cNtI
have acted only moderately agains
prices and at the close cheerful feel
ing prevails.
The sales for the week we're as fol
| lows:
Friday-NoIsales of strained. Marke
nominaliy 81 so bid for c. 81 60 bic
for ID.
s lturday-Condition of the marke
same as the day previous.
Monday-No change of the previou
days market.
Tuesday-Sales of 500 bbls STRAINED
at 81 81! and 500 bbls E and F at 81 6
II Dbl.
Wednesday-Sales of 500 bbls Stain
ed at 81 so p hbl.
Thursday Sales of 500 bb!s O
STRAINED at 81 80 p biol.
The receipts for the week were 8 %
bbls, against II, 81 bbls for last week
The exports for the week were / | 90
bbls against 1O,S59 bbls for last week
The stock in yard 62, 1927 bbls agains
IS. 1O8 bbls for last week.
The following were the nomina
cto.Iau.
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Being Total Of l, 533 bales, against
1881 bales for last week. The exports
were 1870 bales, and the stock is
3, l79 bales.
The general Cotton movement for
the week was as follows : 1t appears
that the total receipts for the seven days
nave reached ,2S2 bales, again t
77,2GS bales last week, 70, 00o bales
the previous week and $685. bales
three weeks since. making The total
receipts since the first OF September
J$74, 1852, 1872 bales, against 8, Us, 957
b,ies tor the same period OF 1870
"A, showing decrease since September
l, 1874, OF 176, 1855 bales.
The exports for the week ending
reach total of 5,767 bales, OF
which 25,998 were to Great Britian,
12,1O2 to France, and 1867 to the
rest of the Continent, while the
stocks as made up are now 734, 334
bales.
The following are the official quo
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IGursday-5O casks at az cents.
New York.
tCity distilled
CRUDE TURPENTINE-T re-
ceipts have increased throughout the
week and continue heavy. The stock
IN yard is large, and the distilIers' de-
mani seems pretty we'll satisfied for
the present. The market has not been
as active this week as last; on the
other hand it has been quiet aud un-
o tiled. For twod days OF the week; MonSS
day and Tuesday, There were no cur
rent prices. On Wednesday, however.
prices were established at 81 35 for
Hard, and 81 IS for Yellow Dip and
Virgin. At the close, to-day. there is
no alteration of prices, and the mar
ket is quoted steady.
The receipts for the week were 6, 500
bbls, against 6,029 bbls for last week.
The exports for the week were 100
bbls, aga nst 525 bbls for last week,
and the stock in yard and ahoat
is II. 295 bbls. against Ia, 292 bbls. for
last week.
The sales for the week were as fol-
lows.
Bbls. Hard. Dip. Virgin
Friday. 800 80 2 25 nominal
Saturday. 900 30 2 %
Monday No sales reported.
Tuesday. :. 90 -
We6'y.. .. 1900 30 2 %
Thursday. 1000 l 35 2 25
TAR-No material change in either
the tone or condition of the market
has occurred during the week. Prices
have ruled very reguiar and steady
and with goo demand current re-
ceivers have experienced no difficulty
in placing their stocks at the ruling
daily quotations. Al the close the
market Is steady at 81 40 per Dbl.
The receipts for the week were 3, 3lS
hbls. against l, 500 bbls. for last week
The exports for the week were 305
bbls. against 995 bbls. for last week,
and the stock i'll yard and afioat is
II, 62S bbls against 1852 bbls for last
week.
Tue sales for the week were as fol-
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~ ~, hi 4; We re wGt' IN hsppy, thank tn
LDrd;
d.. oF ,ur 30 bile Eince he went aw<v
Du ,,., ,u,.,i aylrk. ami NJ yer say a wbTd
,ares and trcuhI.s; sufey W. sc al Vui
NJ
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cit liz certainty tne Dest OF nAcrtj
can Magazines % E-presS, BngGio, N. n
6. Ets present popularity is the rel
suit Of pure mefIG.''-COmmeTciat, PHts|
burgh. Pa.
ssThere is not a dull page betWeel
Its covers On. Y. Times
"a model period cal.''--PAit1. Prea4
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-03-19

Giv3 hinr my bless ng, morning, noon and
Il
T. l,;iu my prayers are ofere,: foT his C; d i,
Til - re Inay sep rs ia Eor = iii IL zh,
Ant !.rTnI. =-4i.,i - h. rave f. h,r ~, Il
tn c, HI, nam E. biz country. AID al < -.
faithful a h 3--ia. ard .toaiiI-r Nti.: -sUruaG.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-03-19

lie hna-t summer isn't always Dir
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Tell tfu, the spo't' hcifer ca g'd il May,
-, Il Il toor tning, but that you het..n'C
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-12-02

Doors open at o'clock. to commence
a. 9 o'..?ci.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-12-02

Two RIyrRs.-Thr Ctyo.jcye has the
Ca,lnwnr
Pa sa,,,; ,,a,,I.l, ,,o.,.;r-s ri flo .,,.,,
&c ~. v;I,,,,s os co,d,.4sd Iv Nr
N,,Io oro NOT ,n,y wy i. .or..t;,,l, - vary
e,,iI,, ..,,.,;r > 49,. MI, a.
.,,l
;,
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:,
.,, l,
~,
beach. To !rrvrnt her pounding to pieces
>"" was scuf'l'a and she l. ne" h''ed WITH
water - ''''' i N''"" :" ny "''' "''e !"
~ brought IL ''q''>'''o'' 0e'o'e sue ca" oe
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StOp That COughs

Many hesitate to try medicine for
tlirease, on account of the expense, con
neeted with the uncertainty Of its bene-
fitting them; while at the Same time, had
tney confidence in that remedy, the expense
would be the least objection. With this
fact in view We make the folio wing prop
osition: Any person suffering With coli,
cough or sore throat, that Will call at /. j.
Robinson drug store and purchase bottle
OF HALE's CoUGH CORDIAL, use one-half
of it, and if they then conclude that it il
doing them no good, they can return the
bottle aud receive back their money.
No medicine ever sold in this vicinity,
that produced such MAGICAL rs:alts. Don't
fail to try 1t.
SqIAu
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EEsOLCTIoNs PASSED BY THE COUNTY
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-Res that
no articles be purchased for this county BY
any person, and that no expense be H.
Cured by any person to be charged to THU
county unless the said purchases be made,
or expenses be incurred by the authority
of the committee on Improvements Of .his
board, and that a copy of this resolution
be published in each Of the paper. pub
lished in this county.
JONI P. WIcgEE1, County Clerk.
BY order of the County Board Of Super
viscrs. 3w
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propo.aIto Furnish F,rewood.

Notice is hereby given, that scaled pro-
posals to furnish the frewcod necessary for
the use of the county of Manltowoc will he
received at the Office Of the County Clerk.
till Friday December 10Th, 1875, a. 10
O'Clock p NJ. Further conditions may be
learned from the members of the undersgn
ed committee, and the said commit. re-
serves the right to reject any or all pro-
poeals. Proposals should bs marked
Proposals to furnish wood
Manitewoa, Nov. Gath, 1875.
The committee on public improvements
Adam Bleser.
Peter Johnston.
Fred Swensen.
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ARNOLD, the man charged with incest,
escaped from Mr.. R. D. Smart the officer
in charge, last Friday nigh, while out OF
Jail. lie had made an application for bail
and Nh. Osoid Torrison had arranged to
become bail for him, bu. bis unsuccessful
attempt to escape by leaving the officer
has dissipated all such chances as Mr..
TurriSon now refuses to become bail and
he must stay in Jail until Court sits, when
the amount af his bail will undoubtedly be
doubled. Such is the wages Of bis kind
OF sin
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STATE NEWS.

rae gIu,',o7 Of f,o-y, Soau,iss, Of Mon
roe. was robbed the other niaht o: large
stock Of rsvol.ers and small. goods.
waup,cs has killed . six hundred pound
bear.
twenty-five posnd picksrei srs sfssfed il
the Crswfsh river st Columbus.
The Grind Rapids Tribune states positive
~ that arrangements have been completed
for the extension Of the Wisconsin Valley
Railroad to LaCrosse, the coming season,
and that Mr. Moses Taylor, heavy sock
holder In the G. B. s NJ. r. r. furnishes
one half the means, and the Joy combination
the other half The road will also be extend
ed from wausau to Jenny, 8 distance OF
abou, twenty miles. within the coming
year.
Lancers quarrel over election bets.
Plover wants more than two raiir osls.
Oshkosh expeStsto build sewing machine
, factory.
Highway robbers infe.t the roads near
! Whitewater.
Government, work on the Wisconsin river
has stopped
Good ,leishins Is reported st Nsrqasue
| The Beaver Dam 4rc';l says:
On Monday evening Judge Lewis, o. Jun
eau. started for Fond du Lac to get lumber
for his new house, and while stepping on the
cars slipped, and, as be supposed sprsined
! his ankle but when he arrived at Fond du
Lac he was in such pain ssto call physicians,
when i. was found that the bones Of hi,
ankle were broken The fractur. ia bsd
enc. and will cause the Judge mu n trouble
We fesr.
Says the La Crosse Democrat:
The family of B Williams /, inies3 az
hicted. "Aunty" williams, sister OF
Williams, died last evening. Mrs. Smith
formerly Miss Georgia Willam7l is lying
very low and Mr. B. Williams is also con-
fined to the house with consumption
Adam Green Is the boss' bee man o.
the state.
A boy named Thompson, q grandson Of
old John Brown tO,sowattomie J, eyed about
Is years, was accidentally killed be s
companion while out hunting in Woo
County.
Iron furnaces are blowing cut q, De-
pere. .
Hunters near the town Of Rio fred shot
gun into O moving train, last week.
The duck shooting at Fox Lake i, report
Ell better this season than it has been fol
years.
J.uesville will doubtless have Holly ~.te,
works. Surveys Cor the reservoir have bee,
made, and 4 committee appointed by theCorn
IN III Council to, correspond With the Holly
Company.
Jimmy Peterson. well digger Of Even.
Vile, Rock County, was buried by the Gavin.
in Of we'll, Thursday. When the body va
discovered life was extinct.
A runaway horse. at Beaver Dam, RAJ
against the buggy of Mrs A ", Bellows
= smashing it and throwing the lady and he
son out. The shoulder bon, Of Mrs. Below
is broken.
Henry Hunter, Of Mondovi, Buff is County
off Of 81 acres Of ground, thresbed s3l bush
els Of wheat. This is an average OF over s.
bushels &c the acre.
German nsmed b ,ckhus, Of Egg
Point, Chippewa County, was thrown from
! hi. wagon aud killed, last week.
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Flowers nearly always begin to fade and
droop after being kept for twenty hours in
water; few may be revived by substituting
fresh. but all m be restored by the use Of
hos water Fer this purpose place the flow
er> in scaldiug water. deep enough to cover
about one third OF the length OF the stems,
By the time this is Geld the flowers will have
become erect and fresh. Then cut of the
shrunken ends Of the stems aud put them
iut0 c6't rste:.
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! WHEN trade becomes dull, and but little
work is in the fuctorrr and not much pros
pect Of more coming, employers ask them
selves Who can most costly be spareI? One
must be discharged, and those
III ,st easily spared are the ones marked out
for d dl-charg", 10 the knowledge that those
most easily spared are The very men who
can be most easily replaced The men We
are nest 10th to discharge In du.l times q e
those who have been long in our e:nplo7,
who have always been attentive TO our in.
! tel ests by a faithful discharge of duty, and
toward whom We have learned, froEi long
association, to entertain feeling e Interest
and friendship. Such men will be retain Cd
under any and all circumstances, while the
Shftless, eye-servIng, afraid of-doing.too-
much class will &c shipped at the very first
opportunity they can be spared. The same
result extends to all branches Of trade, and
he who would sue iced in the battle of life
iaust make himself master of his bu siness
or be reckoned among those who can be
spared. Young man, remember that the
men who can te easily spared are not the
ones sought after W. en- responsible positions
are TO be filled. Would you like to gauge
your own fitness for a position of promi
nence? Would you like to know the proba
blities of your getting such position? In
qnire within! What are you doing to make
yourself valuable in the position you now
occupy? Ii you ARE doing with your might
what your hands find to do, the chances are
ten to one that you will soon become SO
valuable to that position that you cannot
easily be spared from it; and then, singu-
lar to relate, will be the very time when
you will be sought out for promotion to a
better place. Content to grade among the
men who can be easily spared, and you may
rest assured that nothing will "spare" you
SD certainly and 70 easily ls prom otion. -
Exchange.
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NJ A TX X l Il ID +.

JAECKEL-FE1ZER-On the 18th day
of Nov, A. ID. 1875, at the Dreuser
House in tins city, bv John O'IIara jus
tics of the peace. Mr.. Conrad Jaecke
of the town of Kossuth, and Miss Anna
Fetzer of tie town of Manitowoe Rapids
Manltowoc County, Wis.
PANDLE-RIES the 2Sth
day of Nov, A. b 1875, at the First
Ward of this city, by John o llara ju.'
tice of the peace. .lr. Gottlieb Pandle,
ofthis city, and Mi s Caroline Riesebure
Of the town of SchIeswig, in the County
Of Manitowoc, Wis.
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ENJOY the present, whatever il may be,
and be not snlicitou. for the fu.ura; Tor if
you take v; ur foot from the present stand
ing and thrust it forward to to morrow :
event, you are in restless condition. It
Is like refusing to quench your present
next day. If to morrow you should want,
your sorrow would come time enough,
though YOU DO not hasten it.
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DURING the dull season business has been
fair, and now when business is expected to
be good throughout the country, We may
lock for lively times. We feel proud of The
business of eur town; that we have set
of merchants who are willing TO sell goods
at small margin AMI sell large
quantity Competition is the life of
trade, aud our merchants and tradesmen
have the liyeliess of competition. We con-
fienrly expect than during the coming three
months our business men viii receive full
share of the pltronaga. Inasmueh A. they
are running goods down so the lowest
dgure.
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The G .rmun Ladies' Aid Society Of this
cicy, will give their entertainment for the
benefit of the poor on the evening of De-
ccmber 18th. This is a worthy cause and
we predict crowded house on that coca
sion. See their advertisement in another
column
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Abort forty vessels are ashore on Like
dition. The recent storms have proved
di~asterous to shipping, though few lives
have been lost
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In MI nufo turing Is Prosperity.

The following said to Patrons by al ex-
change, is of general application: "No
community, State or nation can be prosper
Gus which only produces the raw material,
and then hires some other to manufacture
1t. Let man grow the wheat for bis
bread, pay the freight to New York mill
to make il into -four and then the fret ht
back again, and see if ths. would be profit
bic to him. The same is true of every
thing else. Only that community or sec
ton is prosperous, which manufactures. as
we'll "a produces raw material. The opera
tives IN the factories being consumers, also
give home markets for products. ii we can
manufacture all We need, the operatives will
Use here at bone such Of our products IA
they now CONSUME away IF some Where else
where We now have to ship this produce,
and pae high freights on ii to them. What
we furnish them has this freight adde /,
and they are in turn compelled to add this
difference to the price of the goods tter
manu- acture, ship ard sell back to US. We
pay three freights, one on raw material. one
on manufactured goods sent back to US. and
one on the food we send them Tor their
workmer. Communities winch only pro-
duce and sell the raw material, have alter
nate flush and lean business periods. Wher
the annual production is being sold, they
flourish, but that is soon past, and they art
compelled to buy and ship back the good,
manufactured out of what they ,old, anC
they have leanness in business. Pro2uc
,ion ~ home manufacturing equal to de-
mand makes home marx ets, saves freights
and keeps something constantly on hand t
exchange fer uouey."
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LOST.

Between 0. Torrison's store and I. s
Robinson's store. or else between 7. i j
Robinsons store and j. F. Plumb l. Bros
store, left hand fur glove with tho initial,
A. j. P. marked with ink on the palm
The finder il requested to call and leave i
at my Office or get its mate as one is worth
less without the other.
Mani,owUc, Dec. Cd 1878.
A J. PATCHEN,
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SAD ACcIDEST.-Frank Riegel, little
son Of one Of the workmen ut the tannerv
ut Two Creeks, fell into one Of the eaches
which was nearly filled with hot liquor
used 10 tanning. Though medical aid was
Immediately summoned, it was of no avail,
rs the little fellow was so badly .cal!ed
that he li7ed but u few hours after TIL
accident
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Ladies cloaks, a new lot just received
at reduced prices.
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-12-02
UNION SStIsE.

MILES he"AH9N. Proprietor. Commercial =.
AR MrMAFpN haEs leave fo announce Ia his
vi friends and the public tha1 he has secured pos
session ~ thr above we}l-knoNyn hotel. where ne
vii be Glad "a accommodate the tray cling public
and hoardcrs on reasonable terms. His table will
-lwsy- he nlcntifaly Supplied and thr rooms and
bedding unrvcrptinnahlr. Gnnd stahiiu- fer horses
ard Crrcfill hu-tlrr always in attendance.