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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-17
Incidents Of the Late Flood i'm MARI
on, WetZcI and Marshall Counties.

on, W etZei ana HarsnaII sOuhtieS.
/ The following interesting and reliable
account of the destruction to property
and narrow escapes from DEATH occa-
} stoned by the late floods, will be read
with interest. 1t was written by gen
tleman residing in Wetzel and can be
substantiated
a Mr.. Healey whose home is on Big
Fishing creek, in Wetzel county, and
who WAS absent at village on the Ohio
river, New Martinsville, at the junction
of these two streams, Vas out during the
night catching drifting lumber, great
amount of which was his own, having it
piled close to the water ut his home, no.
ticed drifting by in the black, mad rush
OF water and drift, what he took to be
nice board, but which upon drawing out,
he recognized rs the door OF his own
house. His family was saved however,
by the assistance of Il man passing, who
wadcd to his armpits in water to them,
and carried them out one at time,
An old gentleman living on this
than he ever knew or heard of its being,
having been on the stream all his life,
and at the present time he is eighty-iiye
years of age.
Old Mr.. Furbec who lives a mile east
of Gloyers Gap, in Marion county, was
awakened by a queer sensation, ard put
ting his hand over the bed found that he
was entirely surrounded by water. Be-
coming excited, he Sprang out of bed and
found himself in water up to his chin,
Il depth Of about five feet, the bed being
raised and floating around close to the
ceiling. He felt anxious for the safety
of his son, who slept in II low bed in the
adjoining room, and alter
aundry founders, reached the door,
pushed 1t open and listened,
He heard him sleeping away, all uncon
Scious of this home on the walling deep
and upon being SO suddenly awakened,
stepped gently forth into five feet OF cold
water.
At Warrington the boy,'got possession
IF iugof wisky and during the rest of
the flood they cared not Il cent for foul
weather or fair Some people after
,yorIs said ,L,t there VA, more trouble
,,,I ,.ycrti,r tn.,yn men than property.
lam II.,Ims swan through driit and
cprrrrt and rescued two horses witch Ger.
,airI,.' wnnIJ have drowned but for his
timely md kind assistance.
|, i .,ij thut with the wells and shouts
Of men the crying and screaming of wo-
men nnd children and in the presence of
mad b,ack-rlIshin" waters, the Egyptian
JarI.roI. r,ii.vnJ only by the friendly
flash Of a lantern. the :cencand surround
mos wont ON IN nokrup a matter to be
remembered for ever with II shudder OF
horror
4, p,r.o, .ar,oy. t,,rs were enter.
,,;,.l -. ,ha sat.,y If several houses
, -. t,,,,'I,,,.', bo,,;nr hnn, nar,l,
,"''s '",'l"''' II.,'.,,nr ,b;, nIa.a"ar,a
washed away 49,, ''', P''>I 1T I,''''I
Gut oetIGr 'nAH WAS 'APtv',p' Ia. p"' ~
Narw'eN OF thlS pace says Tue i'Ne 0.
TINS matter mas not occurred !" Tue '"S'
e'Shty'ave year 10 MS persona ,r N"oW'-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
NELL & ELLlkGHAM,
Wholesale GrOCers,
1905 Main st.
Have now in store and for sale !:


20 Halt Bbls Lake Herring.
100 White Fish.
80 " No. 3 Mackerel..
30 No. > Mackcrel
40 Packages Mackerel, ? and in quarter
barrels and kits.
y Tierces choice Carolina Rice.
l5O Bills choice y. o. MolaS>es.
~ Hhds choice y. .. Sugar.
% Bbls Syrups.
90 Bbls Standards \. II, Extra {. Granu-
lated, Powdered, Crushed, Franklin and
&C Sugars.
sou Bbls Flour, embracing White Rose
Keystone, ldlcwiSe, Howard and oth'
standard brands.
100 Bags prime 10 choice Coffee.
q Half Chests prime to choice q.
Teas.
50 CaddieS prime 10 Choice q. p. Teas.
Our Tobacco embraces HalhruOk'S j. Is
MillinerS, PAGES and other good and t..
liable brands, among the best in the couu-
try. Our stock i full and complete, and
will be offered To the trade al the lowest
market price. We invite close buyers to
all and examine our stock before purch
cSing elsewhere.
amarillo NELL & ELLIE Gli M
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BAN KS
CAPITAL. s25O.OOO.
SURPLUS, 100000.

JOHN X. BOTSFORD, President,
GEO. ADAMS, Fice President.
VI. A. CHANDLER, Cashier.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-17
THURSDAY, Sept. 80, 1875.
LIST OF GIFTS.
-, LIS Cash Gifts. amounting 10 Sl,coO,"
NUMBER OF TICKETS, 10000.

Tnp MOnTNtII'T FtTIIHTt fIWIIIWTI' .N"|V
citation, chartered by the Legislature oi
Virginia, and the Circuit Court of Orange
county, proposes by a series of Grand uIit
Concerts, to establish and endow n" Home
for the old, Intrm, and Destitute Ladies
of Virginia" nj Montpelicr,the former res
idcucc of President James Madison. Inc
Association is under the control of eight
Trustees, six of whom are elected blehtai-
liz by the Stockholders, aud two appoint.
ed by the Governor of Virginia.
RrmittemceS for tickets may be made by
express pre- paid, pOstOfiice money order
ON Washington, u. G.. or by registered
letter addressed To -
HON. JAMES BARBOUR,
Prcs't VI. +. II. a., Alexandria, va.
For full particulars, &c, send for circu-
lars. Apply To -
MAJOR J. e. ALDERSON, Agent.
f2I Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-17
Dealing with Sinner at Camp Meet

ing.
From Seaside Letter by Bayard Taylor,
VINO recently first saw Camp Meeting.
At the door of tent we found two
men engaged in wrestling with Il third,
with middle aged woman, pale and rig
I'd, standing near them. The sinner was
kneeling on the ground, with his arms on
the seat of chair, and his head upon
them; the officiating saint knelt beside
him, with one arm around his waist The
PRAYER was given with an expression OF
great fervor and will believe that it
WAS solemnly sincere; yet it consisted
mostly Of stock expressions, with II sort OF
gasp ut Tue end of each, rs thus | quote
rte exact words:
Let him not be cut down.ah! Let him
not be n withercd branch.ahi Let him
no, be a barren tiy-tree.ah! Let him turn
and be suvcd-ah! Let him blossom and
bear good lruit ali o, come down and
help him-ah!'
The sinner meanwhile WAS immoyab!e
and silent. Finally the prayer came to
an end, and US there Was no result, anoth-
cr and singular application WAS tried.
The second saint call him so tcchuI.
cully, for the sake of convenience took
up the strain of PRAYER, while the first
loudly approved of every sentence, slap
ping the sinner on the back rs he did 81.
/ rive the following portion literally:
Second Suiut-Our poor brother needs
helm
First f.I.nnin,t the sinner ON the burI,}
Trun T.,rii ,run
S.c,,.d n. Lo. several small children
Eirst-Trun Lord, ,rpa
Sd Uan..l,s, III u.ic.
~, Trra Ill firm.
Sd n. ! IN. ..I,va ,r mis- o,r.-
-.
E',s,- True Lord, True
p,,t pow, hrn,L.rl
So IL, = n.Ianrb,I,.. i can't
pn..o,.,I,. 49,. ,n,,, ,rrnod ,rnrrJ ana
r,n,,b, .;,,b, of his fnra The ryrrcs-
man :, wa. cnrion. mivtpra Of
-, -, .',,'I L,l,,i'..,,.- I
'-7,.. ,,,,,,r, ,,.i. -,,,.;,;,.'.
80 - -, %;.,,,,I;,;..,
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~, ''', ,T, " '"o i''.', r =, EH.
&c., .,,I Lri,,,i''.I L.rI -. - .,ba,.,,..I
CIV. ,,','' ,.,.,i",,,,'!
.T i, 49, 49,, ,' ~ ttJ h ,y lId yern m"roi
81, ',' -bl,,lI,,. o,,h;s ro,r .ionr Nv
" t, ,Lo IND. ", y,ll,o,n n Cr,o.
Gi,t ~. In~G r,nr6 ,,tn fnw nH," I
.pnno.r some ofthr bystnnder, mus, have.
smiled. for ne added with Great energy:
Yes. Won laugh and make fun of me, but
the day will soon come when the Lord
will laugh at YOU and make fun of You.
Then rot very consistently he confessed
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Bank of the Ohio Valley
Successor to
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.

This Bank is Organized and prepared 10
transact the business Of banking In all its
details.
IT succeeds the First National Bank OF
Wheeling; Is owned by the same share
holders, and Is under the same manage
ment.
BY carefully regarding the interests Gifts
correspondents and depOSitorS, and by a
prompt and faithful execution OF their
wishes, it hopes to merit their esteem and
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on ali points through
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject 10 check at
sight, received from banks, bank ers, firms,
corporations and individuals.
Certificates of deposit issued payable on
demand, or at fixed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
DIRECTORS:
join X. BoTsFORD, WM. Il. SIMPSON.
JACOB ;. RHODES, WIN. \. TURNER,
GEORGE ADAMS, JOIN l.. HOBBS.
GEO. w. FRANZHEIM, join f.. WILSON,
HENRY VI. HARPER, my2l
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DRAWING ABSOLUTE
Or MONEY REFUNDED.

JyHETRUSTEES MAKETIGE POSITIVE
| and unqualified statement, that mere
will be no further pOStponcment, and that
all purchasers OF tickets, upon prcScntt:
ton of them after that day, Will b" en-
titled to the return of all money invested,
unless this announcement be strictly COM
piled with.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-08-19
STATE NEWS
Waukesha is filled with Southern visitors
The lice are irjuring hop fields at Maus

| Waukesha is filled with Southern visitors
The lice are irjuring hop fields at Maus-
ton.
The tax ID Racine this year is the same
as last, nearly three per cent.
Frogs and water lilies have put a stop to
navigation on the Wolf River.
Pastures look brown enough for Novem-
Ter, at Getaway.
The fre-fend has been skirmishing ar
ound Sun Prairie
Frost has injured the blackberry yield at
Stevens Point.
-Ripon is to have Union depot this
fall. The inhabitants of that city have
long begged for such a structure as being
not only better for themselves, but for the
travelling public generally.
Report says an attempt was made to
throw passenger train from the track on
the c. & N. W. R'y. near Oakfeld on
Thursday. An iron rail had been fastened
! across the track in such way as TO have
occasioned fearful loss of life had not the
engineer discovered it and stopped the train
just before striking the rsil. Such heart
wretches as would commit such deed are
too fendish to live or die.
The Taylor falls copper mine is lis feet
deep, and 10 worked in two walls 9 feet
apart.
The "Water Witoh," champion steam en-
CINE of GAINESVILLE, has recently been fitted
up.
The new Normal School building at
River Falls, will be completed on the first
of September.
The Lake Superior region reports q
healthy season . cold summer, and very
generally good crops.
Terrell Thomas, of Baraboo, expects to
pick 200 bushels of cranberriss from his
marsh, this season.
The residence of Mr.. T. w. Martin, a:
| Chippewa Falls, was burglarized Tasday
afternoon. Articles Of considerable value
were taken.
Quite delegation of Appleton people
visited Waupun on Monday last. a CON-
( mittee of the citizens Of the latter place
met the company, and Waupun gave them
the choicest entertainment during their
stay. The Appletoniains we're well pleas
ed. and express themselves aecordin ely
through theiz home papers.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-08-19

Two RIvERs.-The Chronicle has the
following:
Mr.. White, recently from kewaunee, is
putting up large barn on Washington
street, Just one block south of this Office,
which he intends to use as a livery stable
when completed.
Mr.. MeCracken, known far and wide as
Tangel McCracken, has been stopping ut
the Lake House fer few days past, and
entertaining the boys with stories of his
exploits in former years, while living in
this county.
The boom of theTwoRivers Man ufact.ing
Co. either broke loose or was left open last
Thursday night, and large number of
splendid logs foated out into the lake.
The tug Gagnon was sent out on Friday
morning to collect as many as could be
reached and tow them back into the
river.
An effort is being made to organize a
company of militia in this village. AS
there are numerous young men here who
undoubtedly would look we'll in blue coats,
and as the State will furnish the coats after
one year Of service, and the necessary arms
as soon as the company is organized, We
see no reason why Two Rivers should not
have her home guards as well as other
towns
Mr.. John Conine, of the Badger State
Manufacturing Co., met with quite seri-
Gus accident last Thursday afternoon. He
was superintendlng the unloading of some
hay at the hay press at the time of the &C
cldent, and was standing on a Platform
about twelve feet. from the ground. When
cit his guard a fork full of hay struck him,
throwing him from the platform to the
ground, and breaking his left arm near the
elbow.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-08-19

In regard to the cranberry crop, the
Stevens Point Pinery has the bad news
that serious injury from the vine worm is
feared. HoH. Geo. d Warning says that 10
the neighborhood of Berlin the worm is at
work on all the marshes more or less, and
some are already seriously injured. As
much water is kept on the vines as is safe
Of course the worms do not work in the
water, but at this season when the fruit is
setting it will not do to keep the vines
covered, for the fruit will scald. Therefore
it is impossible to efectually prevent the
ravages of tie worm by water. lie put
the crop at not to exceed onethird Of full
crop.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-08-19
Marine Matters.
RRIyALS

ARRIVALS.
July 29th, sloop Rap, Milwaukee, sundries.
Tug Vim. Richards, Abnapee,
light
Str, Chicago, Chicago, sundries
July 3oth. str Sheboygan, Chicago, sandries
schr. Franklin, Racine, light.
July 3lst, tug Kitty Smoke, Ahnapee, light
Str. Chicago, Chicago, sundries
August End, str. SLeboygan, Chicago, sun
dries
August srd str. Chicago, Chicago, su,dries.
August 4th, str. Sheboygan, Chicago, sun
schr. Glen Cuylsr, Milwaukee,
light.
August 5th, schr. ashtabuta. Chicago. light
Str Chicago, Chicago, sundries
August 9th, str Sheboygan, Chicago, sun
dries
August It'll, str Chicago. Chicago, sundries,
Sehr. Glen Cuyler, Clay Banks,
light.
Schr. Esplndola, Milwa ukee light.
August 9th str. Shsboygan, Chicago, sun
dries
August 10th, str. Chicago, Chicago, sundries
Schr. Il. Z. Post, Milwaukee,
light.
Augsts 18th, str. Sheboygan, Chicago, sun.
dries.
August 18th, str Chicago, Chicago, sundries.
Sehr. Luna, Manistee, 250m shin
giles.
Schr. Minnehaha, Milwaukee,
sundries.
August 18th, str. Sheboygan, Chicago, sun
dries
August l4;h, str. Chicago, Chicago, suudries
Angus. 10th, str. ShebOygan, Chicago, sun
dries.
Tug Kitty Smoke. Deaths Door.
light.
August 18th, str. Chicago. Chicago. sundries
August 18th, str. Sheboygan, chicago, sun
dries.
CLEARANCES.
July a9th, Sloop Rap, Clay Banks, sundries.
Str. Chicago, Chicago, sundries
July Both, str. sheboygan, Chicago, sun
dries.
schr. Franklin, Milwaukee, 30
cords wood
July 3lst, str. Chicago, Chicago, sundries.
August End, str. Sheboygan, Chicago, sun
dries.
August 3rd, str. Chicago, Chicago, sundries.
Schr. Minniehaha, Milwaukee
ION timber, 80 cords Wood
August 4th, schr. Glen Guy Ter, Clay Banks,
light
Str. sheboygan, Chicago, sun
dries
August 5th, schr. Ashtabula, Highland P ark
IS cords wood
Str. Chicago, Chicago. sundries.
August 9th, str. Sheboygan, Chicago, sun
dries.
August eth. str Chicago, Chicago, sundries
Schr Glen Cuyler, Waukeguu,
40 cords Wood.
August 9th. schr. Geo. Oscar, Waukegan, %
cords wood.
Schr. E-p:ndola. Milwaukee, 40
cords wood
Str. Sheboygan, Chicago, sun
dries
August 10th, str Chicago, Chinago. sundries
Schr. H q. Post, MIlwa ukee, so
cords wood.
August IL th, str. Sheboygan, Chicago, SUI
dries.
August l2,h, str Chicago, Chicago, sundries
Schr. Luna, Milwaukee, % cords
Schr. Minnehaha, Clay Banks,
light.
Tug Kitty Smoke, Deaths Door,
light.
August 18th. str. Skeboygan, Chicago, SUI
dries.
August l4th, str. Chicago. Chicago, sundries
August 10Th, str. Sheboygan, Chicago, sun
dries.
August 18th, str. Chicago, Chicago, sundries.
August 18th, str. Sheboygdn, Chicago, sun
dries.
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JOTTINGS.

Jul llNUSs
Keep cool.
Who is to be the next Governor
Hazel nuts are plenty this season.
A forged check-A prisoners CT ain.
Don't let your temper get the better of
you.
Even camp meetings complain of dull
times.
Swimming Is played out for the boys this
season.
What has become of our City Directory
man.
The Sunday picnic at Gerpheide's garden
was pleasant affair.
A chance for a spicy report-A fire in a
pepper store.
New Orleans now claims populat ion of
205.O
Why shouldn't Manitowoc county pro-
vide the next State Senator.
Shauky and Moody the revivalists have
arrived in New York.
Hay still continues to arri We in large
quantities.
Ittakes torty-seven judges to dispense law
in New York city.
"Why didn't Noah keep the potato bug
out of the ark p
Empty nail kegs are in demand by the
Appleton milliners for bustles.
Really, now, ought not the girls to get
some clothes to wear over those dresses.
Four editors of the Vicksburg Herald
have been killed within four months.
Nobody regrets the scarcity Of green
apples more than the physicians.
Girls, whatever other 70 lily you may com
nit, don't firt with stranger on the
street.
The propeller Peerless arrived at this
port Thursday evening, loaded down with
freight as usual.
The Lord helps those who helps them
selves" The printer helps those who ne lp
| them.
And when they gather about his coffin
they will sing: lie buckei agin a news
paper.
The Great Eastern has been chartered o
run between Philadelphia and Liverpool
during the centennial.
The new postal cards are to be cream
white, bu, they will all be read before they
leave the post Office.
Ii you want suit Of clothes, or pound
OF crackers, 60 to Schuette's, and you will
be sure to get the best in the market.
An exchange wants to know if women
are persons. Its of no consequence, however
If they are not they are very excellent sub
stitutes.
A Green Bay woman Just would ride in
one of those flying horses (wooden) a,
the circus, Her arm was broken in the
fall.
Goldsmith maid the celebrated trottinp
mare, was beaten by Lulu in Rochester, N.
I. on the 18th, which gives her the place
of the Queen of the turf.
The returns Of the recent Gems us of the
State is now complete, show population
of l,22l,92l, being a gain of 1873, PSI over
the census of 1870.
The amount Of leather annually produced
by the Eve tsnneriss of Sheboygan is worth
about $500, 700, and the six of this city
about s., o0o, GOO,
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PERSONAL.

r. j. MAYBILL the popular commercial
Traveller for c. H. Hamilton & Co., enliven-
ed our sanctum Tuesday morning with his
presence.
Mr.. j. T. CHYNowETH, local editor of
the Manitowoc PILoT, has taken his depar-
ture from our fair city, he intends to 60 to
Boston to school, where he is to fit himself
for the ministry, we wish Mr.. Chynowetk
al manner of success.
EDITOR PRooTER of the Depere Ners,
was in town Saturday to have some fun
with the boys. He had it'll
Prof Ii. Barns the popular teacher of the
% Ward school is in the city attending the
Teachers Institute
Mrs Andrew johnson is slowly recover
ing from the shock occasioned by the sudden
death of her husband.
HonG Reed of Manitowoc is register
ed at the Newhall, Seminal
Aug. Il.
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Isaac Merritt SINGER.-The cath of
the inventor of the Sewing Machine, at
Torquay, England, July 23l, Is one of the
notable events of the year. He was Ga
years old. From notice of his death, We
copy the following:
Up to 1850 sewing machines had been
experimental merely and had failed to be
useful. In eleven days the first Singer
sewing machine was invented and built
complete. 1t contained much that was new
and useful, subsequent Improvements, for
which numerous patents were obtained,
added greatly to the value of this machine,
but it was successful and profitable from
the beginning to all concerned in it and,
against all competition, has steadily and
continuously increased in public favor, thus
establishing the reputation of the inventor
aud securing him vast fortune. In 1860,
Mr.. Singer retired from the active manage
ment of business, ard since that time has
resided mainly abroad. After several years
residence in Paris, he went, with his family
to England, and finally purchaser an es
tate aud settled down at Old Paignton,
near Torquay, in Dronshire. The last
years of his life were devoted to the improve
ment OF that property, where be dispensed
a liberal hospitality, and to the poor OF
that neighborhood his death will be severe
bereavement
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TIVE dollars year tax on every dog is
altogether too high. Take, for instance,
the case of that poor widow woman in Phil
adelphia who has "a dogs-the members of
the church supply her with eatables, but
she has been compelled to take in washing
to pay the excessive tax for her pets.
record was he who wrote on hi. shop door:
"Gone to bury my wife; return 10 half an
hour" He was no relation to the lawyer
who put upon his Office door: "Be back
in five minutes" and returned only after a
pleasure trip of three weeks.
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The Noble Game.

Saturday morning the Depere Base Ball
Club reached our city prepared to play the
return game with the Manitowoc lows.
The day, unfortunately was not very favor
able, and at the end of the first inning the
rain necessitated pause. Five innings
more were afterwards layed. The score
at the end of the sixth inning stood Is to
20 in favor of the Depere club. On az
count of the absence of some of their best
players the Manitowoc club failed TO do
their best, but the Depere boys are gentle
manly set and fairly won both games.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-08-19
What they think OF onr Wisconsin Col.
lege Graduates i'm New England.

A considerable number of graduates of
Lawrence University are, with still larger
numbers from Eastern Colleges, in the pro.
fessional schools of the Boston Unjyer-
sity.
Says DR.. Warren, President OF the latter
institution:
Lawrence University has reason to be
proud of the Alumni she has sent to Boston.
If she can keep up the succession worthily
she will very soon acquire in these parts a
most enviable reputation for man making
discipline. No college has sent US better
specimens OF strong cultured, practical
men
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-08-19
WISCONSIN PATENTS.

The following is list of Patents for the
State of Wisconsin, furnished US for publ.
cation, by Alexander & Mason, Cos 7th street
N. W, Washington, D. C.
Beirsgages, j. a. Hamilton, Chippewa
Falls.
Clothspins, U. d. Michills, ond du Lac
Store Counters, W. Volkland, g
Manufacture Of lined straw cord, 3. f q.
Field, Fond du Lac.
Car couplings, NJ Sullivan, Royalton.
Dried fruit loosened, H. j White, Greer
Bay
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HAVING been appointed as agent by by the
Singer Manufac turing Co., for the sale Of
their machines and accessories for Manitowoc
and Kewaunee counties, would say to any one
wishing to get Sewing Machine either by
cash, note or lease, will fad it to their inter-
est to give me call
Shall keep on hand all parts for Machines
Sewing Machine oil, needles sc. l shall be
pleased to give any Information pertaining
to the Machines TO any of its numerous pat
rons who desire it. Machines repaired.
Dated August 18th 1915.
JOHN A. SMITH.
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WELLS CHURN. - This churn has been

awarded the first premium at all the princi-
pal State and County Fairs in this country
and received a diploma at the great lnterna-
tional Exposition held at Vienna last year
half minutes. 1t is easily managed and east
ly cleaned, and is fast becoming the favorite
among the butter makers of this county. Mr..
E. Wagner of this city has the sole right to
manufacture and sell this machine In Mani
towoc and Kewaunee Counties, a1d invites
the farmers of this vicinity to cali and ex-
anime it before purchasing any ether. s70tf