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The Morning herald., 1877-10-19
8. ARSHAL'S OFFICE ~
EASTERN DIsrKIoT OF PENNSYLVANIA

PHILADELPHIA. Oct ID, 1877.
IS TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the 9Th
pf March, A.. D., 1911, a Warrant In
ruptcy was issued against the Estate
|buila Nebeber and George Nebek ker, in.
tuallv and a. surviving CO partneis s of
rm Of 8. A Nebeker 4 Co :, of Phila-
bia, In the county of Philadelphia,a and
of Pennsylvania, late of Wilmington
ke county Of New q 'stle. and state of
ware, who have b Ell adjudged Bank
on their own petition; that the
bent of any deb > and delivery Of any
|erty belonging to such Bankrupts to
or for their use, aud the transfer OF
property by them are forbidden by
that mt citing of the Creditors OF
bid Bankrupt, to prove their debt.
70 choose one or more assignees of
Estate, will be held at a Court OF
ruptcy. to be holden at No. 2l3 So.
reet; Philadelphia, before Sussex D.
Esq Register, on the End day OF
mber, A. D., 1877. at 2 O'Clock, N.
JAN ES N. KEkNS,
US. Marshal, as Messenger.
S'ltaw2w ~
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THE CITY DEBT,

City Treasurer, Francis Vincent, has given
this statement Of the total debt of the city,
hoth bond and note, upon October l, 1877.
The bonded debt was, $1,23s, ,75O
The debt by note wss, :. 51,5OO
Total, both by bond and note, $l,2S5, $50
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POLICE CASES,

Mary Burton was arranged before Squire
O'Neil, acting Mayor, last night, charged
with the larceny of goods from Margaret
Donnelly, in May last. Mary was held In
$500 bail to answer the charge at Court.
Walter s. H. Burrough, charged with
breaking into the store of John Williamson,
at Newark, was dismissed.
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DOMESTIC.
FORTY>FIFTH CONGRESS.

.sPoFFoRD's CREDENTIALS REFERRED.
WASHINGTON, Oct.18.-The Senate by I
vote of So to 50 referred Spoford's creden
tials to the Committee on Privileges snt
Elections.
Mr.. Davis, of Illinois, voted with tht
Democrats against the reference Of th'
credentials. n.. - ,.' '
Mr.. xANDALL's ooNMITTEEs-A SHORT
"'.. SESSION DESIRED. f,..s
Speaker Randall will leave to-day fol
Philadelphia, to avoid interruption In the
arrangement Of the three standing commit
tees which he has determined to announce
on Monday. These are Appropriations,
Elections, and Accounts. 81
This course is the result of conference
with those who, with the Speaker, favor q
short session. Many leading Republicans
also favor short session. In the Senate
this feeling does not prevail, and the dispo-
sition is to 60 on with legislation till the
regular December session. If the House
insist, the majority of Republicans and
Democrats may concur. The President
stated this morning he hoped that Congress
would conflue itself to the legislation EN-.
bodied In his Message.
In the Senate during the morning hour. a
number of bills were introduced and referred
to the appropriate committees, among them
one by Mr.. Christiancy. of Michigan, to
enlarge the Jurisdiction of the Court of
Claims. ... .. d. ..
Of" TEE STANDING COMMITTEES.
Speaker Rondall has also been subjected
to severe pressure regarding the appoint
ment of the standing committees, some
members wishing to choose their own posi-
tions on them, and outside parties have made
Intellectual efforts to in tiuence him on the
same sui: .:ect. Hence he will, at his home
at Philadelphia, form the committees, free
from interruption and unsolicited adyice.
PLACE sEEkERs-THE NEW Doo1KEErEp's
on'."3 PATRONAGE.
Col. Polk, the new Doorkeeper, is over-
with personal applications for po-
sitisns under him. At least 1000 persons
are importuning for place. Members of
Congress of both Houses, are also sought |
for their influence In that direction. It is
probable he will divide his patronage among
he several Congressional delegations. |
TH1;sAN FRANCISCO xLnor1oN.
SAN fsAsc1sco, Oct. 1.-THE canvass Of
,he returns Of to days election is nearly
completed. Lauderbsck, the tax payers
for Police Judge, beats Bradford
he Democratic candidate, by about 2.3Oo,
7erral, the Democratic candidate for City
Criminal Judge, beats Cary, the tax payers
BY about 1000. .., |
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We are astonished at the endeavors of
parties to introduce new remedies for cough
and kindred complaints when they should
know that the people will have DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup and nothing else.
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FRENCH POLITICS,

.f. FRENCH POLITlCSs ..
PARIS, Oct. 18.-The Dix Neuvieme Siec-
le announces that all the Republican Depu-
ties-elect will be invited to come to the
capital to hold meeting to consider the
policy of the party.
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TIE NEEDLE FOUND,

ThE NEEDLE FOUND.
Tho English steamer Fitsmaurice, from
Mfddlesborough for Valencia, recovered the
Cleopatra caisson ninety miles north Of
Ferrol, Spain.
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The Reasons Why.

!. Our clothing is made superior to any in
2 The sty'e and shape Of our garments
8. We are large, experienced manufactur-
4. We buy our goods for cash and give
our customers the beneflC. =
e. WE SELL NOTHING BUT CLOTH
Final. We have about sixty clever sales
men. The low prices the people do appre-
yourself our large stock of Fall and Winter
Clothing. We have already laid in as q
part of our stock one half q million dollars,
manufactured by us, open for insl ection.
Our Motto: .ir.,, =
1--WE LEAD-NEvER FOLLOW"
We, have brought low prices and stylish
goods. into Philadelphia. INtt'
TO TIE BOYS TO THE CHILDREN.
We " ould say that never has our stock
Of school su1's and children's suits been so
complete as this season. r---''-
SmaIl Profits! quick Sales! Bear in
mud,
WE ARE THE LEADING AND POPU-
LAR CLOTHING HOUSE IN PHILA.
A. c. YATES l'| & CO.,
..... ,.,s- '..1.
LVDGER BUILDING,
Chestnut St., Cor. Sixth,
PHILADELPHIA, PA. .
sept. DIM .t,.. ,.f .N,,
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$l,2S5,25O
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TIE RESULTS OF MUKHTAR PAsHA's DE,
FEAT.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-10-11

An elderly ind,vI1uai VI 10 was not
brung up sUlgo begging, abut according
t. CIRCUMSTANCES WIS Iioud to do sn,
called Oh IT, lat Friday 40 SOLICITED
loan of ten cents. hut expressed hi Will
insnesS ~ take twn five can't checks it w
hadn't tue change
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CHAS CAIN.
4 New invention.

BYR~E's IxrRavED metallic DRESS MoDE---
lometir eJsryl lady should possess This nodei
is peculiarly constructed as to snGble any per
son Of ordinary ability to learn the art of Pattern
Cutting and Dressdtting TO perfection with but
very little practice. Fer Durability simplicity
AMI practical Il,ity a. a uress model. i las NJ
equal Models with tRl instructions for u.s. may be
obtained at Mrs. BYRSE's LREssMAKLSG EsTAB-
LIsuMESr Cor. Buffalo aud Eighth SITS, over E. X .
and T. II Raud's Hardware store.
T. ". BYRNES,
inventor end cole manufacturer,
nanitowoc Wis
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The party If the Cent.nni- Club at
King,nlz Hall on Saturday evening WAS II
pleasant one, with tbs attef ance 'nE.ci'b'
iy large to pay expenses, I'm stu nave
plenty of room To ENJOY clte's sell We
hnp- they So oe IN r. II, quent ~ The
fntura
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Farm for Sale

One Il tie 3ss5 farm in Mantowoc county, win
be sold OF term to,sCt - purchaser Said farm
contains about -ixty acres. Is mos " under good
cultivation free from st5ne ana stlnlps, Railroad
station On side of IL. school house tire other
and IN a good reighborhood. \ good house and
barn on Il, This is altogether one of the most
desirable farm to b. founi in the tate.
EGAHon. May 81. Is,T.
g-s-4w CHAS. CAIN.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-10-11

An cid gentleman named Ok was robbed
of pockot-book c"ntaning eighteen dol
lars on The South Side, Fricay evening, 10y
a tramp. All eEorts &c ind the tramp
hu7e thus far besn ungvrIiing.
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Canary Biz ds.

About 100 Canary Biras-tyighf yellow. gresnish
yellow and mixed colors- OF imported breed and
warranted good singers. For sale by
81 1y* JOHN R0EMER,
Two Rivera road one mile north of this city.
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MIR. Chas Burmrister retu rued hope on
Friday last from Dallas, egas, wbere he
has heen since some time last spring.
Texas air does not agree with Charles, IT'S
his appearances plainly shows: aud he N NJ
spend she coming winter 'n'i his city III S'--
co.eu.ng his los. health.
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MARRIED the Will ms House, IN
this eitv, Ocfnbar lott, 1871 bv the Rev
C B Stevens. Mr. Dau:et G Robinson
and Miss Mrto W-drrmsn. lhnth Of Cato,
this County o.
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= Democratlc County COW .ntIan is call
ed to II setat the Court Uou.v in tins civ
on Saturday for the purpose OF aominatng
Candidates fer Clerk of.tue Cour: and Sup
eriutendcnt Of Schools.
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Marine.

The following is the list of arrivals and
c'ea-anee~ ct rnis port during The pas
week
Str Chicago. Chicago, sunds.
Schr. Aid-e Menomince, light
= GcnT Aars a. Gregory. Jacksonpori- lbs list
str Chicago, Chicago. .suuds
D SIR. >aeDpy gan. Chicago, suuds-
schr lana ton coal, - bbls. salt
ScGr Is find0a 10 M corn
schr Mii4nshahs. - bbls. salt, It mdse
schr iannah Etsy, Eenc.ha. . t.imble skein:
Schr L. j. Conway, AlIwsiEee, light
Schr p. | Post, 81 bbl>. salt.
Schr Franklin - light.
Sur. Sheboyg gan. chicago, sunds.
Tug Williams, ManiStee, towing SeLr Reindeer
Sir. Chicago. Chicago. suuds
sehr. Ellen Stevenson, Milwaukee, light
Schr. Julia Larsen, loo coal,
Schr. Glen Cuyler, so ou. corn bt rope
10 81, Chicago, Chicago. sunds-
cLEARANcEs.
Str Chicago, Chicago. sunds
Schr. Ridge, Jacksouport, ice.
scnr. Mary a. Oregon Green Bay, 50 bbls salt
Schr. Ellen Stevenson, Milwaukee, $50 bu.
Str. Chicago. Chicago sunds
. 81 cneboygan, Chicago. >unds.
schr Luna. milwaukee,, . c wood.
Schr II. Esch. :" 50
Sehr. hanasn Etty, Milwaukee, 50 wood.
schr MinneAana, soc
Sehr. ?. {; Post, Bodies Pier, light.
Str Chicago, Chicago, sunds.
9 Str. >heouygan, Chicago. sands.
Tug Willaams, Manistee, light
schr. Ellen ~teyenson, Milwaukee, 1900 bu-
wheat.
Schr julia Larsen, Kewaunee. light.
b,pindoia. Milwaukee, IL Z wood.
Schr. Olen Cuyler Milwaukee, 10 III lumber,
2Vu bu. wheat
The Peerless came up che s,ver yester
day, for "A resi- l.
The TuE Williams, of Man stee, brought
the Chicago schooner Reindeer to this
port tuesday, at ernoon for rudder
The propeller c j. Truesiell, of the
Goodrich liue. was p@' Ia condition for sea
last week, sud on Saturday eteame down
to the dock awaiting orders. which SIZE got
utour four O'Clock in dispatch ordering
Ler to be laid Up again
The schooner Eclipse, of Waukegan,
was towed into the dry dock ~ Friday
evening 'tst in water logged condition.
She we icajed with 251 tons of pig iron
and 800 thousand shingies from Green Bay
to Chicago. During the late neayy
weather she was badly strained, and wiki
leaks il several places gave the crew the
pisasGre Of fosty hours ut the pumps
The scEc ner Industry, of this place,
loaded With Gull lumber end shingles from
husk"& ~, Is reported on the sand a.
Whitehall, d total wreck. The les upon
vessel ana cargo is reported at, S3 500,
with Nc insurance, winch will fall pretty
heavily on John Jacobs, captain and oan-
er
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Qnise number of people rom differ mt
parts of the country have canciried to
take III their re- Id+nce III M,tul'"Wa1, ard
;irea " IL numb Of men ara looking "A bout
the city for vacant houses, and lots on
which to build Let 'em come, there's
plenty Of ruem for All
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-10-11
Butter Wanted.

Farmers having butter ror sale viii
PLEASE call. aud shCw the same To Truman
sud Mor-e bzfore selling elswhere-
1RUGAE s. MORSE.
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CONVEY ANGER.
JOHN ?. WTCAERT,
ConntY (IeEk,

Has made arrangements ny which he IS aUle TO
execute Deeds, Morta etc, in proper torr- on
ne shortest notice 1t vii! be IL the advantage 6
ST wishing uch documents 10 give him call. Il
County Clerks Office, hear the Court Honse, South
Side, Manitcwoc g74
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4 Card.

MANITowoC .Cctobrr, 4th, 1877
EDITOR PIT t: Please announce my
nam. as candidate for the flee Of Circuit
Court Clerk ut che coming eiectUn
Yours, IlUBERr FALGE.
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There Is gust one thing about II, says an
exchange. TIE lady waoiDsi>ts on carry
ing good share of her dress in her HAND
hls got to keep Ter shces tied up, or LET
syer,tOt know that ctge lea home in a
hurry. Srs x
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-10-11

Couldn't whist or euchre cluL be or
sanizets ami arrangements made for n
series OF games the coming season? A
good many long evenings could be pleasant.
Iy passed IN this way.
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For Sale or To Let.

One Farm of 90 acres. situated 81 mics north
west of this city, of which 80 acres under good
Improvement. Good buildings. and well watered.
Terms liberal. j. Z. PLATI.
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Firemen, Attention.

The semi annual Review. OF thf tIre De-
parfnrn1 will be on. Monday, o 3tober 18th,
at two O'Clock p. m, before the Council
roomS -, 81, -.,
FRED SEEGER Fire Marshal.
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EsSUI0N ABLE TAILOR All f.nuds mad, BY
+ The subscriber PRE- warranted 10 e. The form.
Prices. reasonable and ! am bound 70 pls.se these
who give nae their tg>t0uD. shop IN Jts. street.
two doors West of tie Nigi.a5e Hau-.. t@S'iy
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-10-11

FMS di-agreeable weather acts different
~ On u fferent people. A young couple IN
a village NOT tar from mere became III den
Iy convinced that it. was the BEGINNING Of
i not good Tor l:an 30 b- alone, . or " oman
either, they took il driy- 60 his clFy yesie.'
dav and "ere duly epIced Our gool
washes follow them in their rural home.
Fuli particulars are glvrn III the proper
column, under the head %. Married "
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WISCONSIN E0sS 81.

RE DALEY p~opretar, COR nfeth and J " 81.
lIIS i a npv House. and well fitted up ~, n all
modern Improvements. good STABLE = g. q
in connection vi n the house 100 f
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NOTICE To nj whom il may concern.
| hereby warn all pers ons ,ot to harbor or
trust an, member of my tamil, on my ac-
cnuni, rs | vii pay Ia debt, OF their con
tract z after this date
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A young lady in one OF oGr western
CITIES thlnks tie Mormon d"o,riue of u
pIeu1t,li.y Ut alvrS silJ.ild ne Reversed and
every wife have tour or FIVE husbands Sac
thIuks they anuit iDe better able Co dress
Is they should with the nnltel pocket bpvks
OF several husbands Inc five hundred
MJr.aon emigrant5 VINO landed Il New
York last Saturday vii keep Up tn old
custom, however. ~
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MERCHANT TAILORS.
lEE NSslES ME- SE,EEss


~ SHONABLE T3ILoR.ha< removed - Buffalo
+ street two doors NJ est o1 r. *. < r. II Rand,
Haedware Store AlIwork warrant cd wSl!d"ue AZ !
to lit tt-21-ls
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DIEp.-October 9Th, 1877, at the resi-
dence of d Ia. -n1 john G Knebkr, Main
street, of % 4g-. Mr. john KoEBEE, aged
a years i - 49,,
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TEAS,

Japan, Oclong, Yonng dyson Basket Baked
GunpoYder, etG., al reduced prices, al
J. ScHUET-E s Bios.
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READ THIS The stoYe trade generally
begins to br yer, lively abrur this season
and therefore the stock Of stoves on
hard is the largest.
Ernst Wagner had to fill the building
next door nortE ,of hia brick store, in order
to shcw all the new zarp,ies Of stoves he
has received IN fact, it has been known
a long time that he cannot be beat in re-
gard to ow prices, and Eis angry com
retltors call him spoiler Of prices.
Nails he has reduced &c 81 50 rate
per. key and bciIel Iinseed Gil to 65 cents
per gallon, and tn other gngts il proper
ton. -.
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Several vessels shnt cleared Tuesday ait
eruoCn returned TO port in the evening
too much rough. The Chicago went VI
the river Wednesday morning instead OF to
Chicago. r-.r
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i v7g f.7'rshie report i given u If
m. p.,G.... pl.rty and dane = kufz' II Z.
Br,ach. ~ eriifv "v.ninz J.-' eoaa
-aHI i,sr-E am7.r ssr- t-es'"f an
taagn.-sa-t -s ia.c.lL - - &c. -
ent m4-sc tufoIs4ri by some Of oar cits
sands. v"-
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w would like few loads of good wood
at Shi- ofce On subscription, delivered
-aor. ii -
Several e"mmrnd-tis irnrEnverae nts
t.ee- aa,r mad n ti. <i,iey aY;- nn 9th
street. - a. y f-w day past
tn STATE corf~r~nea I the N E
church commences at SFaup,:n 70 dag
Rev. j. w Oluisred Is attending.
Don't fail to hear thu lissslsn Band at
Turner Hall tonight. Bat i you can't
go to-nigbt, 60 To mnrrnw r.;;h<s.
Mas Bertha W,mpf and Mrs. NJ. ket-
tenbnfen were among the passengers south
on the Ch;cago Saturday evening.
The He-sian Band, at Turner Hall to-
night and so-morrow, night ~il. be well
softh hearing. Tickets. 80 cents.
The heavy rain which fell on Saturday
night, and all dav Sunday, peroeptiblv re-
daced ti.s atta.idance at tie churches
49,. + L.
The German Singing Society is making
the necessary preparation for giving con-
cert soon, probably within two weeks.
Mr. Henry Sibree is. slowly recovering
from hrs last attack of sickness. He will
te at bis place of business in e few days.
The next social Will be given by the
Episcopal. ladies at the residence of Mrs
J. Richards, en- Wednesday evening", Oct
18th. =" T.;
Five persons were admit,e! to full men,
Eersh;p'in tie Presbyteri.ls church last
Sunday morning, and two children Mere
baptIz ID.
The MaDltowoc Citzen's Association, a.
It's useerng III klinghoz Hail last Friday
evening, re elected the directors of the
past year .''. 80 +"
Mr. Carl Pangburn has recently pur-
chased tie barber shop of Chus. karuof
ky, and is Carrying on the business at tie
old etau1. -.
It's getting almost too cold ivr crcquet
now, but occasionally one hears The sharp
crack OF the Elalets while st-Jihng arouni
on the ''hil!.' ,F.....
Mr.. James Bennett has learly regaIned
his ioreIer health, and doesn't look as il
he intended to be ii dead man for long
while to come. :
The Lake Shore road is doing Il big
freight BUSINESS now. From 90 tuoe cars
of freight, mostly wheat, are taken SO 18th
from here daily.
The steamer Corona, o. the Goodrich
l he, broke her shaft on the passage from
has b.ron laid up.
A black cara-ol winch was lett at the
Presby teriin Sunday SGG-oi about d month
$50 can be tad at g. & B.cpn's diu,
atOTe, 10y the Onner.
Ge eocleL "t.l..s ma- 10 nave t.e.u ne.4
at tie residence u .iire. Mines. " s,!aN
=. II eel
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Five persons were admitted to full mem
Eershp in tie Presbyterals church last
Sunday morning, and two children were
baDtly ID
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From one who atake- Considerable inter
est in such >uilpct-, We len7sl ths supply of
resoh nne~ is eo be large this year Oar
sriri'rsiA h1T t'e farsa enaotitvof samples
js.rai sa!-.u fiee ctanJt b. EXPRESSED ia
a-rsi
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Mr. Henry Sibree is slowly recovering
from his last attack of sickness. He will
te Ut bis place of business in few days.
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The next social Will be given by the
Episcopal ladies at the residence of Mrs
J. Richards, en- Wednesday evening", Oct
lIth - =.
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COUNTY OFFICES Calls ats rla lr
{" morrow, to Grouse ieieg ,tes {, tie
Z ats Cnnv n'irn. 10 ~ held On Satur
.!..v .,,zt IL. 90 :. Ir-, Ta.-e eaucn,--
-ti1.'-! - y. /, I'D uliy ,tt.at.s.t tor IN
iaf-- N .,>u~e the aC5.un ~ - . c .nv ~
ton VII; i-peui upon th acf "a ,fst.-. M
mares. II Il, aanitu o m-a RAJ tie pri
naTi-s and send delag ATS to the conven-
ton, who are PIE 'ged To work in tee inter
ests Of th.. man or that mn, no fair eE
preston OF the people i bad. 4 large
nUnt". of Candidate for the several Of
fcrs' ara III tn fell, and v I'll, due diligence
and 5t-Crrtiony wise elections nay bp
made The beSr men for the several places
to be f!le3 -'rnnli be selected. an1 IN De
ending VIII l. best, only the best interests
OF the cnunty should be. cons isrei Let
tie pr naria- b. fully ATTENDED. and then
We shall have a convention composed of
Delegates from the people in fact.
fuE New Town HILL AT AYKR.-Thi-
FL CANT structure. i8s now complete In
berutv Of design il sCrpassrs anything Of
ft- kind in the state Constructed nf brick
and lark marhl- at il permanent as 1t il
earning. The English architects have
ainrneh II, IN -uIldur,i cnlors, WI ich leas,
without .trlng the eve Dir. j. c. Ave-
l'G'l, ansi ga.v- il to the town In arkn0wi II
e,'mant 1t Hhe distinction thy cuufC,r-.
sI'Gn hi,n n tax NJ iIs n4ms A itii"ugi
e u a ,,''sr,I~ - {, tiii the harfs geo
Ni> - q ve-ie reri.le are "f gse =
value ami roe grnere u ,innpr has dOuo.i =
secured them.-Groton ( 4ass.) Journal
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-10-11

The Ees-ian Military B4isd, vi Ia ta ru.y
solo artists, viii give IA coucs re at Furner
Hall on Thursday ami Friday evenings,
spoken of By the press of the cities which
it has visited, aud should be largely pat
rrn.zeI by our music-lovlng ciuzens
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-10-11


,,.o WAITED with all the p1tienca
" couii colnm nd through the SUMMER
Chat ha> Just rnIrd, Wi-hcu, annoying. Our
patron. with dun-. A bonattul harvest
IS bee SAFELY sarnered, and REASONABLY
$3od prices prevail. The crop is moving
fat iIy, and lof=y IS -owing in. CO.
demands are very small upon each in
tlyiiuai subscriber, and our necessities are
sf,&S: pneie..oTe We respectfully but earn
estIy ask those Of our patrons who a.e az
hnquent It rarhenbcr :he printer sub
stantiGily' End immediately.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-10-11

Cur Oldest inhab tans, the philos :rher
gives ii Up / here WAS time, he "a :,
when he could tell as much about he at
knowledge and experience than he has,
but that tine !iss g''ne hy.' IL en- no
will come and whoa in" weather VII
,r3et u. lie Is of -,he opinion th,' thrrc
is something wrong about the co juAct'"na
and the hellCsropes, and that the Two ~
not disintegrate together -
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-10-11
Letter List.

The following is list of letters received !
the Post Office at MaBitowoc, County
of VI ,nitowoo, Wis, aud renainn ny On
called Tor up to Cctuter llth, 1871:
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-10-11
MILLER Rouse.


J. l.. MILLER Propri2tn cor. Chicago and It'll -.
4 LARGE NEW BARN has hcen recently built,
IL and VIII be kept IN connective with the house