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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-10-21

Two RIVERS The Chronicle has the
following.
The tug Gagnon, of this place. left here
on Sunday last fer Beaver Island, with
Nr. Klaus and six carpenters on board,
who go there 10 establish "a life boat station.
Last Thursday one of Cooper 4 Jones
iumh-r scows struck pile rs it WA. helng
to"ed through thu upper bridge, the shock
OF which 50 shifted her deck load as to
cause her to cap>ize. The schooner
Success, Of Manitawoc, which was taking
on a ioa OF lumber at the pier, was towed
up the river to where the lumber was float
ing and the whole of it was taken Cd board
without any difficulty.
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THE small steam yacht, Ariadne, of Erie
Pa, was in our harbor Tuesday and We'd
Desday. She was on her way to St. Louis,
near which place she il no he used a. ferry
boat across the Mississippi. She came
near being swamped in the straits on her
way up. The sea broke the windows OF
her cabin and rushed in, in torrents, spoil
ing her furniture and doing considerable
damage. She is neat little boat and a
fast sailer We should judge from the way
che left our narbor.
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$500 Reward,

Five hundred dollars reward will! be paid
bv the county of Manitowoc for the ap-
prehension and conviction of the person or
parsons who committed the murder upon
Dennis Dewan, on the 10th day of
October, 1878, in the town Of Coopers-
town, Manitowoc county.
Albert Wittenberg, S96-2w
Sheriff Of Manitowoc county, Wis.
Dated, Manitowoc, Wis, Oct. Is, 1875.
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J0TTINGS.

ITusking bees.
W ho got tie red earY
Heavy frosts these evenings.
The days are growing shorter.
Oar cling parties are organizing.
Flower gardens are frozen out.
Farmers talk Of tax-paying time.
Thrifty farmers bank mp CELLAR.
Peach-pie festivals are the latest.
See hat the chimney il all right.
Autumn leaf pressing is going on.
House wivs. prepare mince neat.
The rag-carpet rpedrmic prevails.
Striped hose are the O>hko.h rage
Farmers are building vegetable pits.
Millinery openings are now in order
Murphy diggers are scratching gravel.
Star spanglad banner stockings are out.
Paner mills are laying in stocks IF straw.
Thoughtful house wives darn stock ings.
Grange organizations are on tie mere. e
Barber. Thin out your hair a lit,
sir?''
This conversation was overheard in a
BARRIERS:
Good Templars are holding nnual con-
ventons
Wheat continues 10 be msrkted in larg.
quantities.
Merchants who advertise il the PILoI
make it pay.
''The sere and yellow leaf nan 10 ahroad
in the newspapers again.
The wheat crop of Oregon his year j,
very large and of fine quality.
Cal;fo. MIA has three wome, in Office a.
county school erintendents.
! Cornell university has 454 ssdents, o
/ whom thirty four are ladies'.
M'nisowoc Merchants report a rapi'l,
! increasing trade.
Buy your coal early this year you don
want to pay red hot price for 1
Customer. "Nn, never mind NJ, wifi
attends TO that. But just oil itselI.'
/ Why are ripe potatoes in the round Tx
thieves? Because they ought be .akel
up.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-10-21

RUpoLPH AND FRANZ's new block j, so
far completed a. to admit of the lower por
ton being occupied. Mr.. Oros.tuck has
rented one Of the 6asements, and is now
comfortably installed therein, smilin, upon
his old customers as bandly as of yore.
Mr.. karnotsky the popular restauranteur,
of the southside now meets his friends in
one Of the rooms on the first floor.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-10-21

THE Barque II. Btsse3t, which has been
repairs, expects to be able to leave this
place this week. She is in the Dry Dock
now, being recaulked. She has new fore
mast, topmxsts, and one boom, and con-
siderable new rigging.
Her repairs are made by the insuranc.
companies. which have to stand her DANA
ges. She IS a good vessel aud is owned il
Toledo.
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For Sale.

The Fact half of the Northwest quarter OF Soc
ton number eighteen (iSl. iE Township number
eighteen t1S), North of Range number twenty one
t2l). East in Town Eaton in this County, com
prising eighty acres of land. with an additional
eighty acres sdjoprning. II desired. The house on
the above described land is desirable frame
dwelling e6,40 feet with barn aud other ont
houses in good condition Terms one third down
The farm is known all old residents as the ArtheI
Robinsons place on the Calumet road. s9}-iw
James A. Plunpton will not fail to buy, sell oil
exchange horses on terms to Accommodate.
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VI. KETTENNDFFFN Proprietor Franklin -.
0rHE israc brick addition recently built has hccn
] furnished in excellent -tvlc. making il one of
the most comulrr, hotels in Nsntowpc. \ good
STABLE ! sepf in connection with The house where
stock will he well provided for. l2-t-Iv
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PITS Nc SCALE


ONE INCH SPACE MAKES A SQUARE
SPACE vs vl,3 wS Z vE--1- mos n, 2 mo
>qaar oa2I.O 81 =. = 20 $50, b o. s. co
Squar 81 80 70 , 80 so % = 90
Z squar, o. 81 % 4ca . O. 70tI2 o - 90
Squar - s.. : o.. Il -0l0 20 II O. q o
i.Co'um o. 60 90 5 60 i obs > p 90
r.ColumI 90 90 o. 10 % Is 90 > o. 4 80
rsrolumr ~ II 90 IL o.. l. 90 II o 0 ea 4I o.
Column 10 % is % l. o. q o. 30 - = o. - %
Business notices 10 cent. per line. When continu-
ci more than one week half Of the above rates Tor
cach subsequent week.
Business cards. i've lines or less. 8 per annum;
each extra line, 81
Advance payment required on transcient adver-
ti-emouts.
Advertisements set in double column, % per cent
extra
Advertisement. ordered discontinued before
pirarou of contract, will be charged according 10
the above scale Al advertisements payable quar-
ierlr
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GRINHs', Der. Is -ED. PILnT:-Below
tinl report of business done at Grimm's
station during the month of September.
Total amount Of freight forwarded,
LIS, $50 pounds. amounting tos ,3S2 80.
Total amount Of freight received, 10 80
pounds, amounting to S4S 90. No ticket
sales. Yours Respectfully,
W D-Iano
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New Clothing store.

Mr. Louis Cans l. Co., former resident
of thi. city, has just opened a clothiag store
on tn. Southside, in Peterson's block, two
doors north CT the post Office. They have
large stock of choice goods which they
offer to sell cheap, and invite the people Of
the city and county to give them call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
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HOTELS.


T. WINOT ATE. Proprietor York street.
fNiilS frSt-clas~ !uu-c is in excellent condition
| and the prnN~irto~ j. confident that he can rive
perfect satisfaction 10 the travelling subtle. 4 Bus
viii always BE- ready TO take travellers 10 and from
the boats coon LIVERY STABLE j. kept ia con
nection with the House Iv
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THE schooner Imperial, which was libel
ed here for deot last August, was sold at
U. S. Marshall sale last Monday, to Peter
Johnston for 200 dollars. Her huh is in
bad condition, but she 10 good vessel to
rebuild, and the figure abe brought was
very low.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-10-21

change OF i.oCATIoy---Nr. Si1ta 10 about
to remove his entire stock of wine. and liquor,
to the store formerly occupied by r Adler.
here he will carry on his wholesale ord
ret.il business until the completion of hi.
new store. S70-if
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UNION RaOsSF.

MILES Ne A ION. Proprietor. Commercial ~.
IA Il. NCa hatD\ bees leave 10 aHuuHur' 10 his
M iregds and the public. thar lac has secured pos
session of the above Nrell-xu hotel. where he
Viii be glad Ia accommodate the travelling public
and boarder- on reasonable terms His table viii
always be plentiiuliy Supplied and the rooms and
,eddi ~ une xceptionsbie Good stabing for horses
and = CAREFUL hustler AlMANs in attenNAMra.
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JERE DALEY Proprietor. cor. of 9Th and -Tav 81
+ Ills j. aouse, sud well fitted up with all
| modern Improvements. \ good STABLE j. also
A..t ia connection with The huusc. go
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LETTER LIST.

CHAS. ESSLINGER, P. II.

WANTED.-A few tons of prime butter,
for which | will pay the highest market
price. Ware ROOMS corner OF 9th and Cor,
mercial streets, 3 doors East of Seeger'
meat market.
S9i-3w C.. W. MORSE
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Rev. l. y. " heeIer, who for the past
three years has been Methodist pastor at
this place and endeared himself to nj.
people by bis deep ond earnest rety, and
Iesn sent to Lake Mills, and Rev.
p. S. Bennett, of Appleton, is to take his
place here.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-10-21

BECK COLE of Sheboygaa, the PATTERN
landlord Of the Lake Shore Was IN town
Tuesday.
Hon. D. DEwAIN Of Brown County, wal.
caller ut the PILOT Office Yesterday. Mr..
Dewain is an orn cousin to the man sup
posed to have been murdered at Coopers-
town last week
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TIE schooner J. p. Jones was in our
harbor Wednesday for the first time since
she left last June. She looks as well As
ever and captain Smith reports her TO be a
first cisss sailor.
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notice.!

SoTIc. HERKBY GIVEN THAT WILL NOT PAY
any debts contracted bv my daughters. FII.NAs
FRAsswAI. and HATTIE FRASswAY, after thi. date.
they having left my house without any just cause
or proyocation. The public 10 warned against har
boring or trusting them on nv account
JOSEPH FRANSWAY.
Manitowoc, Sept I'D 1s15
s93-4w
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TAKEN UP.

Came into the enclosure of the undersigned on
the Had dav of September 1875. Cow color light
yellow with white strips side and white spot in
forehead. he owner is requested to call ST nv
place in tn town of Rapids. prove property pay
chE-es and take hsr away.
sSSSv VIM. ENTLL.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

Notice 10 hereby given that I have taken into
partnership. in the Agricultural business D. s. Dsy
and the firm will be known as Bibinger & Day.
s92-3w JOHN BIBINGER.
Nsnirdvcc. sept -reh, 1878.
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II. BREl Elk = co. Prupretors. Franklin St
HAVING leased the above Wall-knuwn house
1 L which has been newly furnished throughout
respect fally FOR share othe public patronage
\ good STALE j kept in connection with the
house. where oC will he well provided for PLY
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The bridge tender of f ghsh street bridge,
has nsw house to shelter him from til
chilly blasts OF winter.
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RE.OPENED.

The undersigned has returned and opened his
shop on ninth street near the marble works where
horses will be shod for all diseases of the feet,
with neatness and dispatch. s'2n
SAMUEL KELLEY
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S94-6m

DREssMAKING and plain sewing
rooms. opposite Dusold's Hall, on corner
of Jay and 9TH streets; hitting and work
done in the latest STYLES.
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L,AsHIONABLE TAILOR. All good, made nv
Y the suhseriber ere warranted TO nj the form
Prices, reasonable aud / am bound 10 please those
who give me their custom. shop on York Street
two doors West of the Windiate House la44lv
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Why don't some of our farmers bring a
few loads of wood to town, so that the
price of it here Will be reduced somewhat
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HAMILTON saws q cir new Boot & Shoe
Store, shall he head quarters for all desira
BILE goods and bargains. S9l-tf
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II. d. Smart is acting as deputy sheriff,
by the appointment of captain Wittenberg,
while the broken limb OF Mr. Mulholland
is healing
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G.. HIEIsNE,

PROFESSOR of Mnsic, will give lessons In Vocal
l. and Instrumental Music in the ctv OF Mantle.
voc sud at Two Rivers. Residence on SGl street
near the Court House. I2++Iy
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CHICAGO Ann NORTGa-x EsTERRN
KAHN Az.

Departure Of Passenger Trains al Milwaukee
july -Sth lS55-
For Chicago and the East. 700 m. loo p. NJ.
West. 1915 p. III. l}.iJ p. II.
Eor Fond tu Lac and d North. 30 > NJ.
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THE entertainments given by the New
Orleans Minstrel trnuue, last Saturday and
Monday evening. wa. very credtabe in
point of music The harpist and vocalist
won rounds of applause from the audience;
hut the balance of tie entertainment was
rather poor aud consequently the Monday
evening affair was very SHINY attended.
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TUE Rev. Stephen Smith. of Bay View,
former pastor at tins place, will preach at
the NJ. f Church next Sunday, at morn
ing aud evening serv ces.
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FARMERS AND MECHANICS HOME.

MARTIN. lew EFT, Proprietor Commercial ST
EN- Mouse and acV Barn. the best Of sccnnuln-
~ datioas al moderate prices. S,d-ly
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D. not be fooled with split tickets thi.
fall
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A NUMBER of our attorneys are attending
court a Fond du Lac this week.
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MERCHANT TAILORS.
CHARLES SCsaaEErU


LASHlpNABlE TkI LoR.haS removed "a Buffalo
Il Street tive doors West OF f. X 4 f. H. Rand .
Hardware Store. All work warranted wen done and
10 St ~ j. i,
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Large amounts of wheat and other
grain are daily received at this place from
the splendid farming ion roundabout
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We are having the genuine autumn
weather that poets rave about.
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ARRIvALS.

Oct. 18th Str. Chicago, Chica go, sundries;
Schr's. Hannah Eta, Milwaukee, cor coal,
E-pindoia, Milwaukee, light; Waleska,
Muskegon 75m lumber; Oct. 18th Condor,
Milwaukee, light; Str. Sheboygan, Chica
90, sundrie~; Oct. 18th Chicago, Chicago,
sundries; Sears. Addie, Benton Harbor,
Fruit: Alice, Milwaukee,, Fruit; Oct. 18th,
Str Sheboygan. Chicago, sun@ries: Schr's
MInuehaha, Milwaukee, sundries Oct 18th
Condor, Milwaukee, light; Oct Goth Nellie
d Annie, d" l2T coal; Franklin,
Milwaukee, light: Luna, Manisree, 250m
Shingles; E-pindola, Milwaukee, light;
Scow Ramedary, Sheboygan, light; Str Chi
cago, Chicago, sundries,
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The Citizens W heat buvi"g Association
Of thi, city paid the following prices this
week. Monday the 18th, SIG, | IL and
LIS per bu.hel, according to the condition
of the wheat market. Tuesday thu 10Th
the same as on Monday. Yesterday price.
ranged from 81. IA to l. i6.
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HARDWARE. STOVES. Etc.
PAUL itsIBSEf

hEAlER in all kinds of Stoves. snd Hardware
u and Manufacturer of Copper. Tin and sheet
fron Tsre, \ crk street. North Side, Msni,owrc
LLfv
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THE tug KITTY Smoke left here Tuesday
evening tor Green Bsv, after the Prop-llp
Annie Lam"e. which il at anchor there and
unable tt proceed. Are unable find out what
the trouble is. She will go into the Dry
Dock here a. soon as she arrives
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STATE NEWS.
Thieves rob hour mills ut Menashs

at Ofaukee.
Col. NiIler's wooden mill, at Oshkosh, is
under way.
Brown county claims the largest potatoes
in the state.
Loggers are preparing for work on the
Upper Wolf.
Conductor Thompson was killed near
Elroy, last week.
The town of Greenleaf makes 20, 900
slaves per day.
Richiand Ccnter's fair was pronounced
failure.
Port Washington has a fourishing turner
society.
Sh:oet,n has harvested 20 bushels of cats
per acre.
Seymour station shipped 900, 900 shingles
IN one day.
The Geneva Lake Ionclad is a new pa.
per published at Geneva Lake, in the iu-
terests of the Mower and Reaper Manufac
turing Co, of that place.
The Portage jailo. Piled guilty of letting
prisoners escape.
Draw poker parties are getting down to
work at La Crosse.
Keshsna, on the Wolf river, is the home
of the Menominees.
A Green Bay man has invented patent
bottle stopper.
The Green Bay furnace turns out LIS
tons of ore per week.
New London has sold thi. season $4,000
bushels of wheat.
Prof. W. E Sawyer is we'll received at
Lawrence University, and is meeting with
marked success.
Sheboygan county has shipped l ,255, s75
pounds Of cheese this season.
Butternuts are plenty in Racine county.
The artesian we'll is finished, at Racine
Kaukauna has big hub factory.
The Green Bay militia fourishes.
Folney French has been appointed Judge
of Ksnosha county in place of Judge Webs
ter, deceased.
The Graham mortgages foreclosure hang.
over Sturgeon Bay.
A Wriehtstown mill turns out ll2 bar
rels of heading in eleven hours.
Ruddock g. Co., of Berlin, have picked
5000 barrels of cranberries.
Grading on tie Pine River & Stevens
Point railroad has been begun.
The town Of Stephenson has had big
snow storm.
Whitehall shoots prairie chickens for
money.
Wet weather has injured potatoes at Ke
aunee.
The reform movement progresses at Fond
du Lac.
Eau Claire receives 1000 bushels of wheat
per day.
The Amherst postmaster shot two bears
in one day.
The northern part of the state is report
ed literally alive vi tn bears.
he wool clip of Wisconsin, this year i,
per cent above tue average.
The New London cheese factory flourish.
Sheboygan has an amateur dramatic club
On Baraboo river four mills are hum
ming.
Highway robbersy is rampant at Fort
Howard.
Browu-cbecked October smiles at She
boygan.
Beoit will send embroidery to the cen,
tennial.
Oshkosh is silent over .mothered sen
saiion.
Bailey's Harbor is an important wood
station.
The Nekini woolen mill has moved to
Oshkosh.
Dale is trying to out buy Appleton on
wheat.
GAINESVILLE has had successful fair.
Pop com parties flourish ct Neenah.
The Tfempeleau valley has wild scenery.
Fond du Lac is shaved by female BARRIERS.
Bears are numerous in western Wiscon-
sin.
High water has damaged the Croche dam.
In Oshkosh they fine men for usirg pro-
fame language on the streets.
Flintyille goes heavy on temperance.
Ahnapee is shipping cargoes of wheat.
Little Sturgeon is settled by Belgians.
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MILLER HAsISE,

J. l.. MILLER Proprietor. cor. Chicago and sth -.
4 LARGE NEW BARN has been recently built.
~ and will be kept in connection with the house.
d,
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Republican Nominations.

The out .and-out Republicans of this
county held their County Convention
and Assembly District Conventions last
Monday, the results of which are as fol-
lows:
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EsTEKN DIVISION.

Express train leaves Man. s:oJa.m.Ar.Mil II SEA m
Nil. $40 pm. Ar. Man. : - pm
Mixed - Man. l. 80 q. III. Mi 1:pI p. IN
sill. 1..1a IN. Man 300 D. m
WESTERN DIVISION.
p isn r leaves Man. 2:3O pm-Ar. Appleton 5:45 pm
= Appleton Z ~ am. Ar.N Man. - 81 N
Two RIVERS DIVISION.
Z pr. leaves n. 20 pm. Ar Two Rivers 30 p m
Two Rivers 80 Il M ar. al II. l:jl a. IN
MIXED Man 800 am. Ar.lt Two Rivers G::sl :. M
e" Two Divers iU:iDa.ll. II. Man. 1920 a. III
" MauitoW &c 3:tO pm. Two Iiy.3..lp.m
4" Two Rivers 4:t5p. m Ar. Man. - ,. ~
/. W. Rim ELANDER. Receiver.
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THE Episcopal SociahIa which was held
Last evening was very enjoyable off 'ir,
c pecialy Cor the vonng folks who aln!gei
themselves in Terp>chnrean delights.
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CT EAR ANC81.

Oct Ia, Str Chicago, Chicago, sundries;
Schr'. Hannah Eta, Ssgg Bay, light; Es-
pndola, Milwaukee, 43c wood; Mariner,
Bodies Pier, light; Waleska, Waukegon,
light; 18th Condor, Milwaukee, DC wood;
Str Sheboygan, Chicago, sundres; 10th,
Chicago, Chicago. sundres; Schr Adde,
Manistee, light; 4 lice, Benton Harbor, 10
bbls salt; 18th, Minnehaha, Milwaukee,
$500 Blu, Wheat sc wood; 18th, Str She
boygan, Chicago, sundries: ScSr Condor,
2uth Nellie & Annie, Milwaukee, 30c wood ;
E>pindola Milwaukee. 40c wood: Luna,
Frankfort I'm Brick Ar Hay Frank lin, Chi
caso, 35Om Shingles; Str Chicago, Chicago
stLdies,
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IS. *. PAINE. II. -.
DENTISTS.


DENTIST OFFICE IL SIIERMAN'S NEW
IL building. on StH street. Nauitowuc. Wiz
Particular attention given 10 all the different
branches OF the profession and all work warranted
sG feeth extracted without raIN. lg-ily
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FOR CLERK OF COURT.
w. SHIMONEK.


FOR CLERK OF COURT.
w. SHIMONEK.
FOR COUNTY SUP'T. OF SCHOOLS.
A. NJ RICHTER.
FOR AssEMBLYMAN, FIRST DIST.
JOHN VOSS.
SECOND DIST
DIR. K. S. O'CONNEL.
THIRD DIST.
r. d. SMART,
The nominations are as good as the
average made by the Republicans of the
county, but their chances Of being elect
ed are very slim.
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ATTORNEYS and CUUTSELORS-AT-
LAW
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KOrEI. AND BOARDING HOUSE.
f. ZEfAN. Proprietor, cor. Buffalo and Main II.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
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This Bank is organized under the pro-
visions If the National Banking Law, with
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