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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-11-15

And again our harbor mourns for a tug
Buy your turkey now, and fat him up
yourself.
Two Rivers is still working away at her
artcsian well.
Go to j. L. BrauIeis for your boots and
shoes.
See notice Of Concert" soon to be
given in this city.
Mr.. VIA Seeger is visiting in Milwaukee
this week.
Skating was INDUCED N by many of the
smaller boys on Saturday up the river.
Best ca!icoes at 5 to cents, at j. L.
Brandcis'.
What advantage is there in having Sth
street bridge waterproof
Several weddings are to occur in the
near future. Don't be surprised.
\ large number of people enjoyed them
selves at the Exception" Tuesday even
ing.
kewaunee has shipped seventy thousand
bushels of wheat since the first of Sep
tember.
We are having some pleasant days now,
but we don't dlre to predict any Indian
/ Summer.
Nr. VIII White, of this pace, has es-
tabhshed himself 10 the law business at
Ahaapee.
The County BoarI IS US session az the
Court House, with a full attendance OF
members.
Call IN and examine the fannels at j
l.. Brandeis'
Farmers are complaining Of not being
able to find the bottom of the read.
throughout the county.
\ supplementary examination of teach
ers was held at the Court House, las
week, by Sup't Walker
Clothing for men, boys AMI children q
J. l.. Brandeis'.
Yesterday We commence to have som
more settled weather-rain all day-au
now the walking is horrid,
A nice article of pure Buckwheat -four
for family use, has just been received b.
Messrs. Tr man j. Morse.
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FALL PLowING Fall blowing has
become 50 universal that it hardly seems
necessary to devote space to it in these
columns, yet the time and manner Of
doing it acts an important part in the
results of the future crop IF done
early In the Fall, weeds are destroyed
before the seeds mature and the decom-
positions of the vegetation turned down.
becomes more complete before the time
for planting tie next crop. If the
stubble plowed under is not we'll decom-
posed and the land is planted to cult
waited crops, 1t gets rakei upon the sur
face, and in case the season turns out
very dry the crops suffer from firing"
Bu. it is better to pillow la tie than to do
no Fall blowing at all Fall plowlng
generally requires less preparation for a
crop IN the Spring than that unplowed,
unless much lain falls, on the first gong
out Of the FROST, to run the ground to-
gether and leave it In a baked condition.
If the blowing is done when ground is
dry and hard the land is less liable to
run together and become baked than
when plowed in mellow state Wcs'-
era Rural.
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az follows :

Resolution TO instruct tie Marshal to
( cause the removal of Sam. Randolp PHI 5
/ cooper shop referred to lst Ward local
! committee.
Account Of JOS. Aumiller, labor on hose
cart, $G.75, was reported back with re-
commentator to allow the same in full.
Account allowed in full.
Account of DR.. L. S. Luhmann, attend.
ing Fritz Mahnke, sick with small pox,
SEQ, was disallowed by ayes Z, hayes, 4.
An ordinance establishing dock lines in
the city of Manitowoc was unanimously
adopted.
An ordnance entitled can Ordinance to
organize the Fire Department of the city
of Mauitowoc" was referred to the COM
mittees On Fire and Water and Ordi-
nances, with the City Attorney.
The City Attorney was on motion re-
quested to draft a Memorial to Congress,
as to making an appropriation to build
breukwater.
Rules were suspended, and the follow
ing accounts allowed
Fred. Seegcr, freight and charges on hose. So o.
taII Ieske, street WORK. , 80
John krull, & 30
VIM. Hermann. so
/ Wcstphal, 100
W. Reinhardt, brush, . %
{. VI. Morse, street work, 700
Applications for the position of engineer
on the W steame were opened, and on
motion the / after was Ia oyer till the
Board knows tor certain that the steamer
will arrive.
Ga motion, Board adjourned one week,
to Monday, November 18th, at 80 o'clock,
p. IN. 4. NJ. RICHTER, City Clerk.
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1 Communications,

Mr.. EDITOR Having had wenty-
seven years experience IN the practice OF
medicine and surgery, confined to no patty
or ism, have reason TO feel that l was
useful, up to the average of my profession
al brethren; yet | can say with all candor
tha; never felt hal command of the
means of doing SO rauch good as am now
doing With my Equalizer, Turkish and
other baths.
Feeling assured that | have the expert
eaca and instruments for great good, which
i infinitely Of more importance to the
community than 70 myself, | hope ms
efforts viii be appreciated, and pat-onized
oy the people. Try the bSths.
D. J. EAsroS, NJ. D.
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Concert.

ri, ,-e,orot;opz hava baan con,olrted
nc i'N
and now II Is definitely announced that q
concert will be gwen at Turner Hall on
E, =, 90, =.
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The Supreme Court of the State of New
York has decided that J. G. Aver & Co.
of Lowell, have the sole right to use the
words Cherry Pectoral for a medicine, and
has issced an injunction against f. '.
Rushton, of New York city, for selling
Rusbton's Cherry Pectoral or Cherry
Pectoral Lozenges, or any other use of the
name to deceive the public. This decisio n
of the high court includes all dealers who
sell any similar article.-Port jefferson
IL. ~ Leader.
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Manitowoc, Nov. 18th.
Stni: IL

From my enclosure On the night of the
18th of OCTOBER, a large red fat COW with
brass buttons on her horns. The neigh
borhood has offered reward of S25 to any
person who Will return the property, or foi
information that will lead to its discovery
and the arrest and conviction Of the thief
The cow is seven years old.
CHRISTEN LARSON.
Sec. 81, town of Cato.
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Vegetable Tea Party,

Last Tuesday evening the people of the
First Presbyterian church had what they
called vegetable tea party" and royal
reception in the lecture room of that
church. Pumpkin jack lanterns at tie
front door gave the passers.by an idea Of
what was gong on inside. Over the plat
form were the words. ole crowneth the
year with His goodness" in letters Of
evergreen, and other notices Of the same
material were displayed in various parts
of the room. The chandeliers we're fes-
TONED with pop corn, and vegetables of
various kinds. Around the throne" were
plea pumpkins, squashes, and other gar
den "sass." At half past eight o'clock
the King and Queen of the vegetable king.
dom, errayed in samples CT all plants to
be tanned at this season, entered the
room, preceded by herald who carried a
large sized cabbage to clear the passage
with After their majesties, who were
addressed during the evening as their
"Royal llighnesses," in spite Of the crowns
OF golden pumpkin en- their heads, came
procession of fruits and vegetables, repre-
scented by ladies decked out in strings of
popcorn, cabbage leaves, parsley, carrots,
peppers, etc. Nearly all Of these decora.
tons were as tasteful as they were mex
pensive. After these loyal and highly
educated subjects had been introduced to
to their soyereigns and sung a song for their
benefit, supper was announced, and the
most of the company adjourned to the
tables. Tue whole affair was gotten up
By the ladies of the society during Monday
and Tuesday. and reflected much credit on
their taste aud enterprise. The net pro-
ceeds Will amount to nearly th.rty-five
dollars.
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THE M4GELLAS.-The loss Cfthe Cana
dian schooner Magellan, with all hands,
aurng the storm of Thursday night, has
been almost the sole topic of conversation
during the week. The cause of the dis
aster is still unknown, although various
theories showing that she foundcred, was
run down, collided, etc, are given. \
portion of the wreck, consisting Of stumps
of the fore and main masts, with gaif and
a rail forward, and side boards with name,
is lying eff the pier at Two Rivers, held
by the vessels chains and anchors, while
the hull, bottom up and stern gone, Is
beached about half way between this city
and Two Rivers. The Magellan hailed
.rC N St. Catharines Canada, and was laden
with 2G,4SS bushels Of corn from Chicago
tC Toronto. She was commanded by Capt.
John Belyea, a navigator of experience,
and her crew consisted of eight persons all
toll. OF these, FIVE bodies and portion of
another have been found, and three identi-
fed, their names being Marshall, Larsen
aud TAFT. The rest of the crew were
Jessup BelYea, first mate, John Sullivan,
second mate, Sandy Kennedy, cook. and q
seaman named Baker. Portions of the
wreck have been drifted ashore showing
that she is badly broken up, and the beach
Is strewn with corn for several miles
Furtier developments are made every day,
and the whole truth of the matter may be
known by our next issue
This bodies Of Larson ana Sandy Hen,
I'nedy were buried to-day. The remains Of
! Marshall were sent TO his wife at CLAYTON,
y. \, and Tgt's boiy is to be sent to Port
| Colborne to night. Another arm was found
on the beach near Two Rivers this morn
/ ing.
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The Watertown Democrat says Mil
vaukee must no longer be calleda demo-
cratic stronghold. and closes by saying
shoot Milwaukee," 10 which hearty
amen will respond from all oyer the
state.
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4 NnM Invention.

ByRNE's IMPROVED METAIIc DRESS MoDEL.-
Something every lady should possess. This model
is peculiarly constructed so as to nahle any per
son of ordinary ability learn the art of Pattern
Cutting and Dress1ittug TO perfection with but
very little practice. For durability simplicity
and practical utility IS dress model, it has nc
equal Models with fun instructions for u.s. may be
obtained at Mrs. BTENE's DREssMAKTNG EsTAB
LIsHMENT. Cor. Buffalo and Eighth SITS, over E X
and L. II. Rand's Hardware store.
T. W. BIRNES,
Inventor and sole manufacturer,
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Local and Persona
20 OUT Patrons.


We have waited with all the patience
We could command through the summer
that has just ended, without annoying our
patrons with duns. \ bountiful harvest
has been safely garnered, and reasonably
good prices prevail. The crop is moving
raj idly, and money is flowing in. Our
demands are very small upon each in
digilual subscriber, and our necessities are
great. Therefore we respectfully but earn
estly ask those of our patrons who are de
iinquent to remember the printer sub
stantiajly and Immediately.
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Farm for Sale.

One Of the best farm in Manitowoc county, will
be sold on term to suit the purchaser. Said farm
contains about sixty acres, is mostly under good
cultivation, free from stone and stumps, railroad
station on one side of it, school house the other,
and in good neghborhood \ good house and
barn on it. This is altogether one of the most
desirable farm to be found in the tate.
BRANCH, May I'd, 1871
9I6-4w CHAS. CAIN.
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DONE TO ORDER

G. rT"=is not easily earned in these times. but
M ( can be made in three months b any
OF either sex. in any part of the couUtr
who = Eliiing 10 wOrS steadily at the employment
that we furnish. $50 per week in your own town
You need not be away from home over night. You
can give y0lr whole time to the work or only you
spare moments. We have agents who are maxim
over s2p pcr day. All who engage a. once
MAKE money fast. At the present time none
cannot be made 50 easily and rapidly at any othe
business. II costs nothing u try the business
! Terms aud - Outfit free. Address AZ once. II
/ uALLETT& Co., Portland Maine Ig3iF
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New YORK, Nov. IA. A spondent
in Rome te!egrapbs shat the gravest fears
are entertained for the life Of the pope. A
short time ago his physician, feeling anxi
Gus aaOut the pontItfs condition, summon
ed some of the most eminent men of the
medical profession in Italy, among others
Signor Van Hetti, professor of surgery ct
Pldua, for consultation. After most
careful examination the consulting ply
siclans have given up all hopes of his re-
coyery. His condition now is such that he
may die at any moment, and if he rallies
the recovery will be only temporary His
lower limps are paralyzed, and he cannot
live very long Chicago Times.
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Church Directory.
CATHOLIC.

81 EoNIFACE. corner Main and Marshal streets,
Rev Joseph FesSler. pastor. ScrNlcc>-on
Snndays. Holy DAYS and obligations, at 10 o clock
IL NJ Nespcrs on Sundays Al 3 o clock =. N.
~ AAEys tPolishl corner I'D and Marshal
- streets. Rev. J Ohm Grafze, pastor. SerNI-
ceS at II o'clock .. m. NeSpers ~ ~ o'clock p. m
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Newspaper El0uuenca.

The language of newspapers is peculiar,
place in their affections a man never
goes home, che proceeds to his residence" !;
he never regrets anything, but is cover
whelnud with grief; be never breaks his
leg, but ''su.tains fracture Of the lower
limb" 1t will be seen at a glance that it
requires an intimate knowledge of original
sin, Old Chaos himself, evolution, and the
dead languages to find out how a man can
sustains fracture, III the sense used.
The phrase clover limb" is due entirely to
an extreme delicacy, Fortunately never seen
but in a newspaper. No one is ever sick,
they are suffering from severe i!loess'' ;
they never die, but expire, or leave this
word OF woe, or pass oyer the river, or in
some other equally puzzling, sentimental,
or metaphysical manner, get cut Of this
world and into the newspapers. "To be,
or not to be, that is the question:" wculd,
we presume, if translated into the popular
idiom, read something Ike this: "To ex-
lst in our present capacity, or to be totally
annihilated from the face of this terrestrial
globe, is the momentous question brought
! irresistibly and inexorably before the mind
for discussion and consideration" How
nice that is, isn't it? and not only nee but
poetical, beng 'linked sweetness long
drawn out" If Shakspere had only had
the advantage of remodelins his style on
the modern plan, what writer he might
have been. 1t is easy to see, that at this
rate of improvement, the Darwinian theory
will soen be proven beyond a doubt.
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A dark red COW of medium size, with
horns bending inwards forming almost a
circle, leaving only 3 or 4 inches between
the tips of her horns, broke out of my yard
two weeks ago. Any reasonable charges
will be paid for bringing the cow, or leav-
ing information at o. Torrison's store.
CHRISTIAN TnoRSoN.
ManitoWCc, Nov. 18th.
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At the Church Congress held in New
York, some very amusing and witty papers
were read at which, to the horror of the
special correspondent, the bishops laughed.
There are three nsw bishoprics to ill; let
us hope that they will select men who will
not give pious chill to the special cor
respondent.
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G. Hs NV LINES

rllE CHICAGO * NoETnwEsrEEa RAILWAY
Embraces under one management tie Gryut TIunk
halfway Lines OF the " EST and SOUTHWEST,
and, with it, Numerous branches anu injections,
: forms thesshotest and quickest rosie between
ShSaCo aud all points IN t!liuoi>, y if> h1U, Acr-
/ thern Michigan. Minnesota, lows. Nebraska Cali
I tosnia and The Western Territories, Il
Omaha & California Line
Is the shortest and hest rou between Chicago and
all points in Northern Illinois, Iowa, Dakota, Ne
braska. Wyoming, Colorado, Utah. Nevada, cali
tornia, Oregon, China, Japan and Australia. It's
Chicago, st. Paul and Minneapolis Line,
Is the short line between Chicago aud an points in
Northern Wisconsin and Minnesota, aud Tor Mad
ison. - Paul Minneapolis, DulGth, and all points
in the Great Northwest. lis
Lacrosse Winona and st. Peter Line
Is the best route between Chicago and Ia Crosse
Ninona, Rochester, Owatonua, Mankato. StPcter
New Ulm. and all points IN Southern and Central
Minnesota. Its
Green Bay and Marquette Line
Is the only line between Chicago and GAINESVILLE,
Watcrtown Fond du Lac, Oshkosh, Appleton,
Green Bay Escanaha, Ncgauucc. MsrQuctlc lIough-
tou Hancock aud the Lake Superior Country. Its
Freeport and Dubuque Line
Is the only route between Chicago and Z
Rockford, Freeport. and all points VIA Frccport
Chicago and Milwaukee Line
i the old Lake Shore routc. aud is the only one
passing between Chicago and Evanston. Lake For
rest, Highland Park, Waukegan Racine, kcno,ha,
and Milwaukee.
Pullman Palace Drawing Room Cars
are run on all through trains Of this road
This Is the ONLY LINE running these cars he
tween Chicago and ST. Paul and Minneapolis, Chi
cago and milwaukee,, Chicago ana WiDona, or Chi
cago and Green Bay
Close connections are made At Chicago with the
Lake Shore x Michigan Southern, MICHIGAN Cen
tral, Baltimore \ Ohio. Pittsburgh, Fort WAYNE Il
Chicago, kankakce Line and Pan Handle Routes,
tor all points EAST and SOUTHEAST, and with
the Chicago and Alton and Illinois Central for all
points South.
Close connections are also made with the Union
Pacific r. X. at Omaha for all far West points
Close connections made at junction points with
trains OF all cross points.
Tickets over This route sold by al Coupon
Ticket Agents in the United States and Cauadas
Remember, you ask for Your tickets via the Chi
cago q North-Westcrn Railway, and take none
other
New York Otiicc: No. AS Broadway; Boston OF
fee, No. State street: Omaha Office, ~ Farnham
street; san Francisco Oificc, III lutgomery 81:
Chicago Ticket Offices. 62 Clark street under Shcr-
man House; - Canal. corner NadiSou KiuZje-St.
Depot, corner West kiuZle and Canal streets Wells
Street Depot. corner Wells and hinzie Streets.
For rates or information not atlaiuable from Your
home ticket agents, apply to
W H. STENNETT, MARVIN liUGnITT,
Gen.Pass. Agt, Chicago. Gen. Mang'r, Chicago
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The ordinance passed at the last meet
Jig Of the Council establishing dock lines
in this city, will be Published In full in our
next issue.
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a GIRL.--One of cur patrons wishes a
good girl to do general house work for a
small family. Applications should be
made at this Office.
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But few election bets were made in the
c ty, and consequently but few are feeling
down In the pocket" We might except
the defeated candidates.
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,alss.fN,lH sansIsr.

RFDAlLEY. Proprietor. cor. of 9Th and Jay st.
ll>i.aIaw House and well lifted up with all
iaadgga improvements. \ good STABLE Is also
...rr...,tav srtrh rh, h.5t.sa $50
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Marine.

The following is the list of arrivals an,
clearanees st this port during the pas
week:
ARR yALs.
/ 5 Str Chicago, Chicago. sundS
Schr. III Post. Milwaukee, light.
SCnr- MiHnClaha. = 3 coal. % pt1se. mdSe
Schr. Ellen Stevenson. Milwaukee. light.
IL Schr. Condor, Milwaukee, light.
= Industry. Muskegon, - m lumber.
:" Wonder, Aanistee, 30 m " q
shiagles.
Tug Williams. Ministee, light.
II Str AlpcEa. Chicago. sunds.
y Sch. Espindola, Milwaukee, coal, - bbis
salt.
Scow Rover. Rowley's Bay, - bolts.
Is Str. Chicago. Chicago, .unds.
Il Str. Alpena,
CLEARASCES.
5 Str. Chicago. Chicago. sGnds.
Schr. II Post, Milwaukee, 80 c wood.
Miunehaha, -
10 Condor. p
Industry, Muskegon, sundS.
Wonder. Nanis'ee. sunGs.
Tue Williams light.
St. Alpcpa. Chicago sunds-
Schr. Espindola, Ahnapec, hight
Scow Rover, ROniey's Bay.
Is Str. Chicago, Chicago sunds.
a &" AlpeHa,
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lutheran.

FIRsT EVANGELICAL. corner Eight and Marshall
streets. Rev. +. Fiepcr, pastor. Services At II
CLOCK a m. Sunday School at O'Clock p. m.
No.wEGIAS. corner Eighth and State streets.
~ Rev. L. VI. Be,rl, pastor. SeHiceS-l0
CLOCK ?. m. Sunday School al O'Clock p. m.
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v,ts-IoNARI TAILOR. All goods made BY
Il tt#. subscriber are warranted 10 ft the form.
pic reasonable and ! an hound - please those
vino -Eve ne their custom. Shop on York Street.
t,rS .zs..rs " est Of the Wiuaia.a House. -2---v
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4 man at New Holstein, last week, fed
his left hand 10 a clover thresher, and l.
now doing as well as could be expected.
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a contemporary credits woman with
being able to pack more articles III trunk
than man Can in q one-horse wagon,
even though she cannot sharpen pencil or
carry an umbrella.
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Mr.. Chas. Sabin, Of Clark's Mills, is
soon to move into cur city, having effected
an exchange Of property with Mir
each.
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Butter Wanted.

Farmers having butter for sale will
please call and show the same to Truman
and Morse before selling elswhere.
TRUMAN Il MORSE.
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Council pr0cgedin

NANIION0t, \ rV. I-tEl I-I'.
Board met pursuant To adjournment
Roll call. Quorum present. Ia absence
.! the mayor Aid. kemper was chosen
chairman pro TEN. The reading Of the
inutes Of last meeting was ti-pensed
with.
Accounts were presented and referred,
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II. Guttmann is running two leatht r
stores nov, one or each side Of the river.
HIS new store i in iIeubner's block
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MARRIED.-At the residence of tie
brides parents, about three miles west of
Branch, this county, on Tuesday, Nov.
18Th, Mr.. John Fetcer ard Miss Mary
MDusenest.
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81 JAMES. corner Ninth and Chicago streets.
- The Rev. VI. Y. AVeTill. rector. Services
les O'Clock 8. III. and O'Clock p. m. Evening
prayer, Friday al O'Clock p. III. Sunday School at
0 clock P. m
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G0ODRIlH IRlNS. Co.'s nNlk
Ey cry Evening Except Saturda,

Every Evening Except saturday,
At I o'clock making Close Connection at Lud
ingtou with the Fast Express over the Flint an
Pcre Marquette Railway.
- For further particulars see pocket time card.
Onice, Goodrich Dock, Milwaukee, between IIu
ron and Spring Street Bridges.
G. HURSON. Agent Goodrich Line
j. i. NOCRSE, Gen. Agent i. 4 p. NJ. Ry.
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\ quiet wedding occurred at the resid-
ence of Mr.. G. ". White, on Friday even
ing last, OF which we haYe been unable to
learn particulars, save that the groom was
Mr.. johnson, Of St. Louis, ard the bride
Miss Glover, formerly resident of this
city
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MUSICAL.
e. RsEE.ENG.

NnarFs~Or Of Music. will give lessons in Vocal
and Instrumental Music in the city Of Manito-
and At Two Rivers. Residence on Sth street,
the Court House. lS-tiiN
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\ sign of muslin inscribed "Russian
Baths" adorned the large barn just OPP
posite DR.. Eiston's Turkish bath estab-
lishment yesterday-undCubtedly the work
of some Of 1.-THE boys" who love to play u
joke on some one. DR.. Easton's business
is not likely to suffer from the opposition.