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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-09-23

Lucca is going to make one mere tour of
Germany, and then retire into private life,
attended By a man who is lot ? Baron
In spite Of gras shoppers, Minnesota will
be able TO sell 2j,0oo, 900 bushels of grain
this season.
Gilmore, who is nothing IL not gigantic.
proposes that leo, 900 persons shall sing
sod hundred" a. the centennial.
marriaseab,e girl at JanesviIle, wants
religion -ly inclined youog man. Mantle
voc can fill the bill.
4 GREAT STOCK of Carpets and Oil
cloths Of latest patterns and styles very
cheap at IoRRIsoNs.
Charles Francis Adams. of Massachu-
se.ts, Is TO deliver the annual address be-
fore the Northern State Fair at Oshkosh.
Anna Dickinson he's 1900 Invitations
to lecture. Ard still With all these in
dueements, she thinks Of going upon the
stage.
4 gentleman who hated cold weather
said: at is one of the many Inducements
to lead d bad life that the dreadful place is
so comfortably heated"
1t is said that the Sioux ask SO, 600, 900
for the Black Hills This is two thirds the
amount paid for the whole country beyond
the Mississippi and Rocky Mountains,
seventy years ago.
Maneuvering mosquitoes multiply marve-
lousy, medtating michief: malicious mos
quitos mercilessly maui multitutes, MUNICH
ing masters and misses.
Madame ! delina Patti gave a concert At
Dieppe recently, FOR the benefit Of the poor
Of the town, and the receipts amounted TO
about $2500.
Tie Louisville Cou"ier-JouaaE chron-
icles river news IN this STYLE:
The old Mel, Longworth Rugged the bank
On Ciucinnstti's shore.
sic used TO run to New Orleans,
But won't run-any more
Gone 10 meet the United States MARSHAL
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-09-23

MR.. W A ALKER, or hinltOW0c, has
been appointed by tue StateSlp erinteu Dent
to the Office Of County Superinten dent of
Scaa"ts, left vpcant by the resign aticn of
Mr.. hirwan. Mr.. Walker is il young man
Of first ate abilities, and will undoubtedly
I'll tie Office 10 the satl faction Of all. Al
though we believe that mans politics
should have no influence whatever IN the
selection Of County Superintendent of
Schools, yet as Mr.. Walker is thorough
Democrat and in every respect fitted for the
discharge Of the duties Of that Office, We
think that the County Democratic Couven
ton, 70 be held soon. can not do better
than to nominate HIM Tl2o RjCcrs ChrOH-
Gle Of Sept. 2lst.
The appointment of Mr.. ". \ Walker
by the State Superintendent is we'll de
served compliment, aud was sought with
the full and hearty endorsements Of those
best posted in the educational interests of
our city and county at large. He had the
endorsement OF Mr.. Michael Kirwan, the
retiring Superintendent (of whom it has
been said, county ia he State has his
,nperiot), Prof, Ylebnhn of the rs Ward
school, Prof Barns of Joint District No. l
and the School Boards os tie lst, 2nd aud
45lWar Is of this city, besides many others
who have the Common School interest Ct
the County at heart
Hence we accept the fact Of his fitness
for the position, as it is yoached for by
those competent to judge Of his
quail fcatons and the needs OF the County
at large.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-09-23


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Wisconsin woods are fall osg ana.
Acknowledge c'"r.e1ies at all ume''
Bismarck has forty two decorations.
Forest leaves Gurter in autumn winds.
Farmers are threshinr and plouaLinr.
The County FAIR begins to. dav. Go!
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urfer nan next " ednesdAy evening,
O. TORRIsON has returned from New
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An unprncipIed bachelor says troubles
never come single.
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The order Of Treepist monks, thu seEsr-
est nowT;n BE Catholic Church, is about to
establish monastery 10 this country.
Same eco monks flom Ireland, France and
Turkey are coming, and they propose to
settle first in Maryland. Some idea, OF
their rigorous discipline may be formed
when It is known ihat they never converse,
with each nther, eat Only vegetable food,
drink nothing but water. sleep on hard
pallet and rise at o'clock in the morn
Jag. When not engaged in devotional ex-
ercises they toll without ceasing, and onthel
whole, il they obey their rules. must have
a fearfully solemn time of it. Next TO re-
iigion, agrieuliure is their strong point.
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Injuries.

Or Victoria c. Woo hull, who is to
lecture at Turner Hall. Wednesday eve
ming, September %, at s o'clock, on The
True and the False, Socially, the press
sly:
TINE impression that MI her IDEAS are
concentra-eli in a lecture or two, is entire
" erroneous She is no. only ready at
All times to defend herself against attack,
but continuity acts on the aggressive, lily
concealing the innate force that longs for
expression. The intense activity of her
brain is something remarkable. She Is "A
W 2nan Of larga culture ani exerieHce. -
Gazstie, 81. J9seph, No.
LAST evening Mrs. WooihlIl lecturel
to an audience OF 900 people She had
an inspired look. THIS Is she woman who
must throw Anna Dickinson and Olive
Logan IN the shade, by the boldness Of
her utterances. Her eyes burned with sup
pressed i,e. Shs wore II fresh tea-rcse
which enhanced the fairnes OF her skin, and
combated With the bustes on her cheeks
for precedence. - The Nslg York Hsraid.
Mas Woodruff vas given most re-
spectiiuI herring, and kept her andienc3 in
rapt attention by her brilliant oratory
and fine, lmTassioBed delivery. If she
we're airong at stage fleet only, she would
be most successful, ana carry Der audiences
with her as siie wile1, enhancing them
with her teryid, earnest eioquence, which
We have rarely seen equtIed, and never
surpassed by any speaker. = Times, Dubu-
Qpe, Terra.
'sSomehow or other Mrs. Woodhull, as
she stood there dressed 10 plain biacA. with
flushed face, cleaning eye, lccks partly
diskeveled, upraised arm AMI q1iyeFiu z
under the fire of her own rhapsody, re
minded me ofthe great Rachel IN s1,ie of
those tragic or feryId Passages in which
the dominating Iosers OF Der nature
and genius were displayed in their
highest effect. She seemed at III ON eRts
like one possessed. AMI the eloqu cree
which poured rom her lips in reckless
torrents swept through the souls of ths
mai,itade 10 way which caused them
TO burst, eve~ now aHd then, into up-
roarious enthusiasm - Cincinnati Cor
mcrciai.
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Personal.

II. G. II. ReeG, GeuH. aSnp't, and j. P.
G. Cottriil. A ttorny tor the L. s. Il W. K.
r., we're ID this city yesterday, adjusting
claims against the Company.
&. OR FOR ScuooL.-Last week being
O. s.5ssl ne nent, the boys adjourned their
snctsion carniva s6,i-die and left our city
for Schools respectively. Nj Arthur l..
White will Fut in his time 1T Columbia
College, Washington, D. c. Mr.. Joseph
Villas Jr. at Racine College, and Master
Willie Keuper, at Milwaukee,, Wis. We
trust they viii ali give good account of
their time and superior advantages.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-09-23

Anna DICKIN soN's MOVEMENTS. Miss
Anna E. Dickinson, who recently returned
from the West, is now on a visit to her
Pennsylvania hone. During the past sea-
son Miss Dickinson Travelled over eighteen
thou, and miles, including an extensive and
very successful tour through the Southern
States. Notwithstanding Miss Dickinsou's
political sentiments, che WAS received with
hearty cuthu.iasm all aloug the Southern
lac, ard n some Of the principal Southern
cities repeated her grand historical repre>-
entatjon of Joan of Are for several success
sive evenings to large and cultivated audi
ennes. Miss Dickinson popularity is best
demonstrated by the iLnumerab!e Invita-
tons extended Der from all parts Of the.
country. During the present preliminary
season she has received ever 1900 appiica-
tons to lecture, in addition to several fat
tering theatrical offers. " neither Miss
Dickinson will abandon her high and hon
ored position for the stage is still on open
question, though she is underlined for
probable engagement at Days Fifth
Avenue Eheater at the close Of Clara Morris
engagement.-NeSoN ort Graphic.
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Marine MATTERS.
RRIVALS.

Sept. 1G Str Chicago, Chicago sundries
l7th Schr Nellie 8 Annie, Milwaukee,
light 18th ScoT Hunting Boy, Tufts Pier,
45m lumber, Sloop Rap, Baileys lIarbor
light: SIR Shebovgan, Chicago, sunIries;
Gosh, Schr Free Democrat, Shebovgan, light:
Schr Espndola, Milwaukee, light; DIST
Ellen Stevenson, Milwaukee, light; schr
Stella, Pentwaater, Park; Str Chicago,
Chicago, sundries; Schr Franklyn, Nil
wnukee, light; Schr Luna, Milwaukee light
Str Sheboygan, Chicago, sundries;
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NJ \ II II L Il ID j..

WALLIS-CLARKE-Atth the Windiate
Hvuse in this city, this morning at II
o'clock, by the Rev. Joseph De Forrest,
Miss Augusta E. Wallis to Mr.. Oscar +
Clarke of Two Rivers.
The happy couple leave on the noon train
for a short wedding TIP, carrying with them
the good wishes Tor their future life Of The r
many friends and acquaintance.
No invitations were extended except to
the near relatives of the bride and groom =.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-09-23

THE small schooner Plymoth, Il Sheboy-
gan, which coIided with the Str. Shcboy-
gan some three weeks ago, has just com
pleted her repairs at Rand 4 Berger's yard
and left this place yesterday. We under
stand the owner expects Mr.. Goodrich to
settle for the damages
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-09-23

10Th Str Chicago, Chicago, sundries 18th
Seow Nellie & Annie, Milwaukee, soc wood
18th Sc}w Hunting Boy, Stony Greek light
SIoop Rap, Washington IIarbor, sundrIes;
Str Saebovgan, Chicago, supdries; 20th
Schr Espindcl,, Milwaukee. 40c wood; Dist
Ellen Stevenson, Milwaukee, 38c wood
Str Chicago, Chicago. sundries; Sch Stella,
Pentwater, 80 bbs Flour ST Hay; Schr
Franklin, Milwaukee &c wood: Schr Luna,
Manistee, l6rn Brick ;22nd Str Shcbnygan,
Chicago, suniries.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-09-23

We were pleased to earn from telegram
from our young friend Chas. r. IL i'll to his
mother in this city last Saturday, that he
had successfully passed. tie necessary exam
rrat'en at Annapolis Ia { Thursday admit,
ting him to the {. s Naval Academy at
that city. May he became a C.mmo-
4 re
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-09-23

The huii ing occupied by Patrick Nc
Mahtn, Fn"rn as TIE Lake House lad Il
narrow escape from fire last night, lnd it
not been FIR The pron.ptness of our fire
Experiment, it might have resulted dis
asterously to cur city.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-09-23

THE Eastern farers are telling about an
agent who got a man down from the top of
a forty foot ladder to sell him book. A
similar thing might happen out here, but
as soon us the man got down from the lad
der he would go to digging a grave.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-09-23

4 DISEASE very nearly resembling tie
eqi zooty which ragged among the horses OF
the country three years ago this fall, has
ken ont in the sta bies of New York.
4 lreadv TO- eco horses have been attacked,
and he epidemic is said to be spreading
rapidly. There is, however, no great reaso
to suppose that lis raYages will be SO vide
spread as IN 49,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-09-23

The most prominent lecturers this win
ter will lie Theodore Tiltou, Moncure d.
Conway, Richard A. Proctor, Carl Schurz,
Wendell Phillips, Bret Harte, and Bayard
Taylor. Schurz is set down as the most
indefatigable lecturer In Ameriaa; his
health being strong, he is enabled to speak
week.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-09-23

Many Of our citizens are in attendance
this week at the Chicago Exposition. The
quota allotted to them is rapidly filing.
Tickets can be secured for the round trip
on Tuesday and Thursdays for $40.
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SIAWLS from 81 80 to $40 dollars at
1uRRISUN

THE people of Wisconsin will be panied
to learn OF the death Of Dir. l. \ Lapham,
so long SO favorably known as one Of the
most highly educated and scientific men of
our country. He died al Oconomowoc,
about twelve o'clock on Tuesday night, the
l4th, Of heart disease.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-09-23
LETTER LIST.

The following is the list of letters remain
ing n the Post Office uncalled for
Manitowoc Wis Sept 23d, 1875.
Benson, " q; Borden, j.; Christian, A. :;
Doolan, N; Ferdon, O; Horne, j. +. :;
Hanson, IL c.; Hume, c.; Horncr, c.;
Mcleod, A; Nottingham, W; Nilsen, b :;
Olsen, c.; Porter, f.; Richards, G. j.;
Shaw, NJ. Wigen, NJ.
CHAS. ESSLINGER, P. VI.
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Don. A SHOVE. had the misfortune of
having one II his thumbs taken off about
All inch, IA hi, Basket Factory on Tuesday
.ust. 1t sa~ taken off so sick that it was
not necessary to have it ampututed the
,cond time.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-09-23

4 DoNATo, the champion one legged
dancer and songster, will give one of his
inimitahie concerts, assisted by Madame
VI. Donate, on Saturday evening the 9th
Of September, at the SloyAn,Ea Lipa Hall.
\ omission III cents.
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CoLLECToR I. c. SH1yE, and Z. S.
Marshal Of this district, made a raid on IA
dstiilcry, situated sioIt distance from
Mi,hicott, Sunday night Of last week
Nobody was to be soulI on the premises.
They captured all the liquor together with
the Still and apparatus
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-09-23

THE large cross on the Lutheran
Church Spire is AS straight as ever, anu
nobody would ever know that the wind
had anything to DO with it, so quick was
the work accomplished.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-09-23

CHAsGF OF LoCATIoS.--Nr Sixta is about
to remove his entire stock of wines and liquor
10 Abe store formerly occupied by X. Adler
here he will carry on his wholesale and
retail business until the completion of his
new store. S70-tf
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VICTORIA c. Woodruff, viii delight the
people of Manitowoc with her popular lee
lure, "The True AMI False socially on
Wednesday evening Sept. 29th. ickets
can be secured at KingbeiPs Book store.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-09-23

Now is the time to get good bargains
in boots and shoes at the auction sale
Of Sheriff Wittenbergs. They are selling
Them direcbeBp.
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DREssMAKING and plain sewing
rooms, opposite Dusold's Hall, on corner
of Jay and 18th streets; fitting and work
done In the latest STYLES.
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HAyILToN says their new Boot & Shoe
Store, shall be head quarters for all dBsira
bic goods and bargains. Sql-.f (.
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JUST OPENING a splendid assortment
of French and German Dress Goods, and
Dress Trimmings, and selling at great
Lursaings, at .. IURRIsONs.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-09-23

Tnos O'NEIb Of Neeme, VI lie at work
threshng, caught his foot ia the horse power
and had his ankle bone badly crushed
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-09-23

COUNTRY MERCHANTS will find
it to their interest to call ana see ToRRI-
SONS new Stock. S92-4w
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Two Rivers The Chronicle has the
following
The propeller Joseph L. Hurl, of the
Lake Superior line, stopped at this place
last >aturday aud took on about 1000
chairs, large number Of tables and beau
reaus, Of Two Rivers msuuS.c:ure, for the
Lake Superior region.
Last Friday Mr. WIN. CONNIE, who, in
company with Mr.. jag. Scott, left hers
for the Black Hills last spring, arrived
home on the evening train. Mr.. Cunue
Was in the Hills long enough to convince
hlmself that there is plenty of gold to be
found there, AMI h9 declares his intention
Of returning rs soon as the government
concludes its purchase of that territory
from the Indilus. Mr. JAS. Scott, who
accompanied him, is expected howe in a
few days.
From D.. Oswald, of this village, we lea n
the particulars of Il serious accident which
occurred in the town of G bson last We'd
utsday. While Berj. Louis. an old resi-
dent of that JowB, was retaining from Maui
t. voc, bis horses became frightened at
some object in the road when about mile
from home and ran against a stump, over
turning the wagon and throwing Mr. Lew
i OUT luto a ditch where he lay, until
found in the morning, with wagon box
upon him. He was taken home IN an
insensible condition and surgical aid
summoned, when it was discovered that
one Of his shoulders and five of his ribs
were broken, besides receiving other severe
Injuries about his head. 1t is somewhat
doubtful whether he will recover from his
Injuries.
F. KEEPER, OF this village, who was
convicted of forgery at Green Bay, last
week, has been sentenced to a short term
IN the State Penitentiary. He is young
man who has hitherto borne a good reputa-
ton, and, as this was bis first offence, the
sentence was made as light a possible.
Nor a CANDIDATE-0f late there have
been rumors floating about that Judge
Pierpont, of this place, would be a can
didate for the Office of County SUP erintend
ent of Schools. The Judge anthoriz 5 rs
to state that he as not nor will he be a
! u candidate for that offce
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-09-23

MEMS and BOYS clothing brrgit 81
recl trom E,,trro manufactures at greatly
reduced pr,ces at EoRRlsoNs.
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An eastern editor predicts &C, 900 MAORI
ty for the republican candidate for COVER
nor IN " Wisconsin this fall. Fake another
drink and boost il up to 400, 600 while you
are about il The higher up the monkey
climbs the more he hurts himself when be
falls. &c us, brother. 20 up Pomeroy.
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PURELY VEGETABLE
ROOT and HERB PILLS!

are n safer surer and every way better Pur
gative Remedy, than has heretofore been Of
fered to the American people. and rs veEcta
bic substances are more destructable from
the action of the air aud time than minerals
these Pills are put up in glass jars, which
protect them from change for any length Of
time.
su5joiaci ,cs gir.tFe different disorders for
K hich these Plis ara especially 1laFtsd, ami
although thru hare marv names thar origin is
TIE same-deraHgemlsH Of tie digssttre organs
aud 'mptre blood .
These Pills operate mildly upon the sterE-
aeh and bowels, correcting It's diseased
tion and res oring its healthy vi'talities. -
For 'oss Of appetite We akness Of The stomach,
and for habitual costivencss, they viii
found a sovereign rene ".
The Root aud Herb Pills cure SickhoaI-
ache the Root ard Herb pills cure Nervous
II sadach The Root AMI Herb Pills cure.
Heartburn, Sour Stomach, Indigestion, biz
siness, Pain in the Stomach and Side.
These Pjlls can Be green 10 children ruth neT
fret SAFETY.
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Miss Luck was pronounced the best and
most expeditions cook at the late Cinein-
natl Fair. The facts upon which tie
minutes Miss Luck cooked, and cooked
well, potatoes, chicken, porter house steak,
t0ma toes and eorn, made cofee, lea, pie
and biscuit and set the table in tie neatest
stxie
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NOIICEl

SorIcE Is BEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL NOT PAY
any debtz contracted by my daughters, FILMaS
FRAsswAY. and HATTIE FRASswAY, after this date
they having left my house without any just cause
or provocation. The public is warned against har
boring or trusting them on my account
JOSEPH FRANSWAY.
Manito roc, Sept. @5d. 1875.
ga
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Express train leaves Man. s.o1arn trMil,t :E9a m
Nn.a4j pm. Ar. Sian. Z 70 pm
Mixed - Man. II - !. IN. y u. 30 .. n
Nil. - d. N. Nan 200 p. II
WESTERN DNIsloS.
. IN gr leaves Man op.m.Ar Appleton 5:45 p m
Appleton ! 80 am. a. Man. 1889 u
Two RIVERS DIVISION.
Espr. leaves n. 80 pm Ar. Two Rivers 20 IN
Two Rivers - am. Ar. al NJ. 81 al
Mixed Man. gaJ am. Ar.at Two Riy ers 9:}1 3 N
&C. Two Divers l0:J0 u. N. Ar. Man. 30 20 a. m
Ha.ijCw0C3 % pm. - Two Riv.3:5Gp m
Two Rivers 15p m. Ar. Man. 4 - p N
r. ". Rim ELANDLR. ReG.iEvr.
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CEE4CAes0 AND SOaTEE-yy EsTEEEsN
EfAEEkEAg
Departure Of Passenger Trains At Milwaukee
Jul. ) .h, 1915
Ter Chicago ana the East, 80 q. m. t.9J p. n
80 Wert. 4:l5 p. n. 1850 p II.
ypr Fond dd Lac and ia North. a. y ia.
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RE-0PENED.

The uG6e-signed has returned and opened bis
Shop IA nj ~. street Heer TIE m4rble works where
horses viii Re shCd for ail diseases Of the feet,
Wit aeGtness and dispatch, so2tf
SA-rrI KELLEY.
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bright and tie sky is llue.

bright anu tHa SKY Is hIue.
So true lives have no need of names and
;isles to make their power felt in the world.
In the purity and true nobility of their
lives, they care not fer any mask of preten
tons, haviug no desire to seem Otherwise
txl.Dt tbav fy
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.
LAKE S7sDssE DIVISION.

ILvAUzEE. LAKE SHORE 6 WESTERN R.H.
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CoMME RCIAL.
- MANIT0W0C MARKET REPORT.
Corrected Weekly By y. schuetse $50
Il DEALERS IN II
NEEsaA rxER Gz7ANDlsE.

OFFICE CT TRE AANITowoc PILoT.
MANITowoc, SEPTEMBER 10 1875.
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But in that land of light and beauty,
Where our loved ones gone before
Dwell in purity and gladncs,
W. saalI wear oAr IN lsks no more