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|LORED SILKS VERY CHEAP

bred silks at 65 and 10 cts
BOILED Lyon silks at 81 90
pred silks, q inches wide, at 81 25, 81 80,
. .slljand 81
4 lot COIored silks, extra weight and
fnish, at s22 %, regular price, So 90.
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||RAVBRIbooB. & .GE0TH|ER
| AR EN0W OFFERING THE FOLLOWING
|DDOUB7ED BARGAINS,
HOSIERY VERY CHEAP,

3 Thread Bal1briggan hose, 27k cts
This is the best bargain in hosiery we
have ever offered.
Ladies' Vests, so and Tx cts
Mems Vests, 10 cts and 81 90
Fleeced hose for ladies', SIX, 65 and rs cts
Cartwright d Warmers Merino half hose,
AZ cts.
All the popular makes of fine Hosiery
and Underwear at prices much lower than
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HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS.
Heavy White Blankets, So 25
Large size Heavy White Blankets, 50 per
pair.
Our Four and Five Dollar Blankets are
the best for these prices sold in Phila.
Fringed Doylies, all Linen, 55 cents per
dozen.
Imported Cretonnes, new styles, 20 cents
per yard.
Extra Heavy Loom Table Linen, 37X cents
per yard.
Good bleached Table Damask, so cents per
yard.
All Linen Glass Towelllng, 12H cents per
yard.
Good X All Linen Napkins, 10 cents per
dozen.
Yard Wide Bleached and UnbIeacned Mus =
Inns, 64 cts
X Yard Wide Pillow Case Muslins, 10 cts
z Yard Wide Ticking, 10 cts
All Wool Flannels, in white, scarlet and
twill, IL to 81 cents.
~ A. -
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KID GLOVES.

hlD hIIJ ' EiC.
leal Kid Glove, two buttons, for 81 C(
ID all the popular shades.
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Orders mail filled
Sample
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-07-13

H~A half sheet is rendered necessary,
this week, by heavy press of work for
attorneys and their clients. We shall
issue a full sheet next week. 50
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LEGAL.
rHERlFF,S SALE.
Matilda N Joiner vs.. writ of seizure and
sale) Joseph w. Locke.

Matilda N. Joiner vs.. lwrit of seizure and
sale) Joseph w. Locke.
state of louisiana, Parish of Ouachita,
l4th Judicial District Court.
Bv virtue of u writ of seizure and sale
TO rae directed by the Honorable 18th Judi
ciai District Court for the parish OF Ouachlta
,to ress:,id, in the above entitled cause,
will proceed to sell ut public auction, at the
door of The Court House in the city OF
Monroe, in said parish, on
Saturday, 2lst day Of July, 1877,
the right, title and interest Of Joseph W.
Locke in and to all that portion lying
west of Catalpa street OF the ioiiow-
ing lot of ground, in the city OF Mon
roe commencing at an iron stake at the
southern terminus of Jackson street and
running northward along Jackson street
two hundred and forty feet (:z4O), thence
eastward parallel with Calypso street
eight hundred and twenty feet $500 to
| the corporation line, thence senthwa II;
and parallel with Catalpa street to the di-
yiding line of the corporation of the town
| of Monroe from Mrs. Nancy Bry's land,
| thence along said dividing line to the place
of beginning, with all the lmProvementS
| thereon, per act of record IN Notarla
Book S, page EOS. CAT the suit of Sarah
| Brown an d husband VS.. Richardson, Sheriff
| ct al the Sheriff was enjoined from selling
| all that portion OF the property seized lyme
east of and including the extension OF Ga
| tuIpa street southwark, which leaves al
rhat norton west Of Cataipa street, as above
described, unaffected by said injunction)
Seized as property of defendant: -
Terms of sale, on \ twelve months credlt
| for whatever the property Will pflhg, P"r
| chaser to give bond and security.
| 81 T. p. RICHARDSON, Sheriff.
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CHEKIFF'S SALE.
Parish Court,

Parish Court,
p State Of Louisiana, Parish of Onachlta
P, b. Hasley vs.Tena Dittmer and husband.
BY virtue of an order of seizure and sale
issued from above court, dated 18th June;
1877, and to me directed, have seized and
viii offer tor sale at public auction, at the
Court House door in The city of Monroe' on
Saturday, 2lst dayof July, 1877,
within the hours~ prescribed by law, the
following property, seized as defendants
viz: ! ~ ~ 20
A certain lot of ground in Sec. 43, Il. Is,
~ r. 3 e.. COMMENCING on the lower or
south side of the Claiborne road, 400 feet
from the corner of lot So, known as the
Brewster lot, running thence in southeriy
direction and parallel to the east line of said
lot So, 2l9 feet thence at right angles east
to the corner OF lot So; thence along the
western line Of said lot SIS, l6O feet thence
westerly and parallel with the Claiborne
road 30 feet along the line Of the Weis lot
thence along the western line of said Weis
lot 100 feet to the Claiborne road and thence
west and along the Claiborne road to the
| place OF beginning, one hundred and nifty,
Two feet four understanding the same lo'
described in deed from David IIasley &c
| rena Dittmer. dated 2lst February, 1870
| and diagram thereto attached.
Terms of sale, cash, with the benefit or ap
prsaisement. i. +. RlCHAhLScN:
IL III Sheriff.
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All the applicants for license to pric-
tice law, whose names were pup''shet'
last week, were admitted to the Bar by
the Supreme Court. The following
named gentlemen have since applied
and been admitted James Jet1ries
and j. II. Thornton, of Rapidts, and
A. Cotton, Of New Orleans.
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For SALE
vAIuARIE EXPLANATION KNOWN
,s The "Austin Place" situated on tho
Winsborrough Dad seven miles from Mon
we'll inprovetl; dwelling cabins and good
yin. 1t is first-class cotton land and ia one
Of the best places in the parish tor raising
stock.
Terms: low, for cash: and reasonable
nrice on credit, part cash, aud long
terms. Apply to .
s. d. McENERN, Esq,
Monroe, La, August 1st, 1876. IT,
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NEW Advertisements.
IN OF THE
Gerry EQUALIZATION COMMITTEES.

49,
NoT1on ., III.
Getty EQUALIZATION COMMITTEE.
All persons whom it. may concern are
hereby notified, that between the 10Th DAY
Of july and the 18th day Of August, the
committee of equalization ofcity assess
nleuts will meet at tho office OF the assessor
and collector of city taxes and licenses, on
St John street in the city Of Monroe, DC,
fyveen the hours of9 o'clock A. M. ana IL
o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose OF reviewing
aud correcting the valuations and apPraise.c
I Inents upon the city assesslpent returns o.
ali city property, real, personal and mixed,
subject to tho payment of taxesSto the city;
and that they willy close said review and
equalization Of Vakiations of the same on
| the 18th day Of August, 1877.
All complaints or objections 10 tne
amounts of said assessment returns nust
| be made TO them. in writing at said ONCE
between the aforesaid dates, or the vaiua.
| tons and assessments, or the alterations OF
| the same made by said committee of equal
| ization will become final.
| FR.'ENDOM, Mayor
| Sc. j. HOFFMAN,,
| J. GERSPACH,
Committee of Equalization of City Assess
| inents. ,--
Dated at Monroe, Ia.. 18th of July, 1877
TO l:ExOCElSS.
A RIcSPJcCrA BILE AN ID INrILLlGENI
n Young man wishes to obtain a situation
| in Monroe. Understandsfthe grocery an
bar-room business thoroughly. Can
| we'll recommended. Address,
NJ. L. c., Bastrop, La
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r The members of Ouuchita Fire Com
p.,ny, No. l, and of Monroe Hook ~
Ladder Company will give II basket
picnic at the Pargoud Mounds on
"Wednesday, the 18th, to which their
friends are respectfully invited. Inc
occasion will no doubt afford enjoy
nent to all who attend.
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CHEislFG''S SALE.
Eliza w. Warfield VS.. Geo. b. Hamlet,
Sheriff, ct al.-No. 1921.
state of Louisiana, Parish Of Ouachita,

Eliza w. warf'eld VS.. Geo. b: Hamlet,
., Sheriff, ct al.-No. 1921.
state of Louisiana, Parish of Ouachita,
Fourteenth District Court.
BY virtue Of IA il. ia. issued out of the
Fourteenth District Court in and tor saiu
parish and directed to me AZ sheriff, 1 have
seized and will offer for sale, between the
legal hours for Sheriff sales, at the door of
saturday, .th day of August, 1877.
the following described property; to-wit
a certain lot OF gro"nd situated 40, on c ihS
OF Monroe, having sixty feet front troh the
upper corner of Mcclure street, on the
with side lines running parallel with Nc
CURE street, bounded on the north by the
Mrs. eliza ". Wartield, and >on the south
| by Mcclure street, and on tho cast ny
Walnut street, and on the west by the
Seized the property Of Mrs: , Eiiz. /;
| II. Jd. and costs. 90
| Terms of sale, cash, with the DEMENT, VI
ut st TIP. RICHARDSON, Sheriff.
| CHERIFF'S SALE.
| Louis MEG Stevens vs.Joseph Hoffman
state of Louisiana, Parish of Ouachlta, l4th
! District Court-order OF seizure and sale
Bv virtue of a writ of seizure and sale
| issued out of the Fourteenth District Court
in and for said parish, and directed to me
viii offer for sale at the Court House door
| in the city of Monroe, between the ho"is
| proSCribed by law fOcSnerlu SaleS, Oh
Saturday, 4th day of August, 1877,
the following described property, to-wlt
| Lot three in tho partition Of square mum
her thirteen in Stevens addition to the
town of Monroe, per act before Chas.
Delery, Recorder, on the 23d day OF March'
1870, with ali the buildings and improve
,nents situated thereon.
seized as the property of defendant, 20
semi Hoffman, and will be sold to satisfy
said writ of seizure and sale and costs.
| ,Torms of sale, cash, with the peneht o.
appraisement.p p1cuARDsoN. sheriff.
SUCCESSION SALE.
- Succession of Eaton lockwood.
Parish Court, Parish of ouaShlta
I BY virtue of an order of the hon. PARISH
Court and to me directed, will, on
Saturday. 2lst day of July, 1877,
. at the Court House, in the city OF Monroe
, between legal hours, sell Mt public auction
3 tho following described property. being al
the property on the inventory of said sue
cession: A.,
4 certain tract of land situated i'll tn
parish of Ouachita, State of Louisiana, De
. ing lot No. of Delery's Island Colony,
, per plat of record in Notarial Book L, PaS
,sl Terms of sale, cash, at not less than tn
'" apnraiseInent. BRYCE RILLS,
st Administrator.
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prisoAeP held inycustody
ch charge as may be pre-
II htsl by the Grand Jury

pFlsoaef held In custody
ch Charge as may be pre-
II HIN by the Grand Jury
d PARISH at its 'Oext term. -
dHaflls and husband IS. M. a.
dwards, administrative, ct ai.-Juos
ment annulled and reversed. 1t is now
decreed that the plaintiff be declared
owner in her own right of the land IN
con4roversy,and the-iefeneiants he per-
petually enjoined from disturbing her
possession that the Judgment Of 18TH
September, 1875, in No. 1916, be an,
nuiled, and that the sale to VIM ~. W ooo
by the Sheriff On February s, 1876, un'
der execution enjoined in 1216, be re'
scinded. ...,-..,I.. -, ~
stste va. j. b. McCoy.-Judgmen'
affirmed.
w. s. Donnell vs. ). H. Brigham
curator.-To reinstate a judgment rem
dered at the February term, 1867 Dis
trict Court of MorehOuse, under Act NO
9 of 1871, the evidence of which wa
| lost in the Clerk Office in 1870. JUG
,,ent rt,instatetl. Affirmed.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-07-13

The stage for Bsstrop, as we are in
formed by Mr.. Dobson, will leave Non
roe daily upon the arrival of the train
in the afternoon, and not, as formerly,
in the morning.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-07-13

We submit summary of the decis-
ions rendered, so far, by the Supreme
Court. We hope to give the decisions,
/ to be rendered hereafter, more criti-
cal examination but, tins week, it has
been impossible.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-02-08
Ce:1E]l.taur
Lin 1.n:rroents.
Ehe Quickest, Surcst, and Cheapest
Remedies

Physicians recommend, andFarricrs declare that
no such remedies have ever before been in use
Words cheap, but the propretors of these arti-
cles will present trial bottles TO medical men gratis
as guarantee of what they say.
The Ccnrnur Liaiment, white wrap
per, will cure Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lumbago,
Sciatica Caked Breasts, Sore Nipples Frosted Feet,
Chillblains SwellIngs, Sprains and any ordinary
FLESH, BONE OR MUSCLE AILMENT.
We make no pretense that this article Will cure
Cancer, restore lost bones, give health to whis-
key-soaked carcass. But it will always reduce in
fammation and alay pain.
1t viii extract TIE poison of bites and sings, and
heal burns or scalds without n scar. Palsy,
Weak back, Cakcd Breast, Earache ,Toothache Itch,
and Cutaneous Erupions readily yield to its treat
ment.
Henry Black, of Ada. Hardin Co., o., says: my
wife has had rheumatism for five years-no rest,
no sleep-could scarcely walk across the floor. She
is nov completely cured by the of Centaur
Liniment We all feel thankful 10 you and
recommend your wonderful medicine to all our
friends"
James Hurd, of GAINESVILLE o says: 1.-THE Cen
taur Linlment cured my Neuralgia"
Alfred Tish, of Newark. writes: "Send ME one
dozen bottles by express. The Liniment has saved
my leg. l want 10 distribute it, &C."
VIM. II. Hickcox, Rector of st. Johns P. E.
Church. W akefeld, Clay Cox Kansas writes: MANY
years have been suffering from Weak Back,
caused from sprain more than years ago. have
not found anything TO relieve me until | common
ced the use of Centaur Eminent. | feel it my
christian duty to inform you that by its wonderful
effects am entirely relieved of pain.
Jan. -, 1876.
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Branch.

Sleighing, all gone. Roads, not as lively
a. they were few days ago. The occu-
alton of farmers, that of wood hauling,
seems to be entirely stopped. Well, we
should think Manitowockians would feel
like saying: "give US a rest" No one
travels now only be who is obliged to do
40, and if you see anyone coming. you may
make up your mind at once that it is the
Co. Snpt., the tax-collector or machine
agent, and act accordingly.
We are exceedingly thankful that we do
not reside in Meeme, that tenighted town
where waltzing is to be prohibited and the
bewitchiug art of Terpsichore is to be
practlced after the sole-inspir:ng strain.
of Mephistophele.'s dream. If the shade
of the departed muse and the MeeEeites
are contentsd, We are,nevertheless we can't
help expressing our satisfaction that Dune
Fortune hasu't seen fit to visit upon our
town a like affection.
During the good sleighing Mr.. Michael
kellner, of Kossuth, had several teams en-
gagged in hauling ice from the pond in this
village.
Our P. 0. has recently changed hands.
Miss Della Corlew has charge of it at
present. Miss Corlew has been giving
writing lessons for some time past, and has
been quite successful in that line.
Miss RelIa Lawrence has just returned
from Cato Falls where che has been teach.
ing school. Her return is hailed with de.
light by her numerous friends in this
vicinity.
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A Free Cure.

For Consumption, bronchitis, asthma
cutar-h, throat and lung diseases. Also
sure relief and permanent cure for general
debility, dyspepsia and all nervous affec'
tons, by a simple vegetable medicine, which
cured venerable missionary Physician
who was long resident of Syria and the
East, and who has freely given this valu-
able specific t. thousands of kindred suf-
ferers with the greatest possible benefits,
and be now feels it his sacred christian
duty to impart to others this wonderful
invIgoraring remedy, and will send FREE
the original recipe complete, with full d.
rections, to any person enclosing stamp for
reply.
DR.. CLARK A. ROBBINS,
GREEDY BLOCK, SYRACUSE, N. Y.
(P. o. Box 76.)
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-02-08

The entertainment at Turner Hall on
Friday night last for the Temple of Honor
VAS a complete success. The hall was
filed with many of the best people OF the
city, and the amateurs did their "hand-
scmest," and succeeded in making the
evening an enjoyable one to all. Dancing
was commenced at eleven and continued
until Gee o'clock, in which many of the
younger people participated. The amount
taken in vas about $i30, but expenses cut
the amount netted down to sol. This Is
is very pleasant feature Of the affair for
the Tenplars, as it will enable them to
purchase new carpet, and make some
necessary improvements in their hall. We
trust that, as they find their efforts SO we'll
appreciated, they will give at least one
other entertainment of similar nature be-
fore the close of the season.
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A good endorsement for cur felowto

A good endorsement for cur fellowtowps.
man, Rev. G. B Stevens, we clip from The
Racine Advocate of Feb. Sd, at,,which place
he has been exchanging pulpits with the
Rev. MIR. Bierce, while the latter gentle
man was here as an evangelist:
Rev. Mr.. Stevens, of Manitowoc, Wis.
ofhciated in the Presbyterian church of this
city, preaching il the morning and evening
very acceptable sermons. The one in the
morning -as on the Love of God. His re-
marks were very interesting, and listened
to by large and appreciatve audience.
Mr. Stevens is not what is called a gushing
sermonlzer, but shows he is o gentleman of
great learning, fire culture and deer pietv,
whose religious platform is not made of
lndiarubber, to stretch here and contract
there TO please all, but is the platform made
on The " Rock of Ages" that leads to life
eternal to all such as believe therein. His
SERMON was very impressive, and when be
go through everybody knew what he had
been talking about. The sermon in the
eysning was on ministering angels, the place
OF their habitation, the Office they Gil uaier
the divine administration, and the influence
they exert on the Lying. Time will not
allow Us ut this time to extend our remarks
further on the two sermons, but the one on
gels was so much in accord with our
Owl views and feelings, we feel we can but
thank Mr.. Stevens for what We learned
from him, as well as for others who heard
him; and can assure him that he will ever
lind warm welcome by the many friends
be has made here.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-02-08

We learn that Messrs. Bibinger & Day
have already sold upwards of Ice Monitor
Force Feed Seed Sewers. They sold be-
tween Jan. 22d and 9th, forty Of these
valuable farm implements. This, in our
opinion, must be strong proof to the superior
quality of this seed sower, as many of our
farmers are thoroughly posted on farm
n achinery. Farmers will do we'll to call
and examine the Monitor before ordering
elsewhere.
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GRAND
AIS(l['LRII)I
BY THE
Turner's and SaDgerbund,
AT THE
TURNER HALL.
TUESDAY EVE, Feb. IS, 1877.
TUESDAY EVE, Feb. IS, 1877.

A splendid programme has been prepared
for the occasion, and the Turner's and Sing
ers will spare no labor or expense to make
this the best Masquerade Ct the season.
The Singers will fur nish operate music
during the evening, while the Turner'S per-
form on the" flying trapese," and do other
" circus work.
Turn out, everybody. and have general
good time. Tickets, only SO cents, may be
purchased at Piening's, itz BeckeI's, or
CLr,s X oebke's. Doors op en- as usual.
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The Yellow Centaur Liniment
is for the tough skin, flesh and muscles of

is for the tough skin, flesh and muscles of
HORSES, MULES AND ANIMALS.
We have neveryet seen a case ofSpavin, Swceny,
Ring-bone, Wind-Gall, Scratches or Pol-Evil
which this Liniment would not speedily benefit,
and we never but a few cases which ii
would not cure. 1t Will cure when any
thing 1t is folly to spend $40, for Farrier,
when one dollars worth of Centaur Liniment will
do better. The following is sample Of the testi-
mony produced.
w. P. Hopkins, Postmaster, Piqua. O., says:
"CentauI Iininent can't be beat. 1t cures every
time.
YELvERT0N, o., March 2, 1874
The Centaur Linimeuts are the best selling
medicines we have ever had. The demand Is very
great for it, and We canaot afford to be without
it. p. II. HISEY & son.
JEFFERSON, Mo. Nov TO- 1873.
Some time ago | was shipping horses to St.
Louis. got one badly crippled in the ear. With
great difficulty got him in the stable. The stable
@g6r ay NE Win ht c siccss: that in two DAYS
the horse active and nearly well | have been
q veterinary surgeon for ~ years, but your Lint
ment beats anything + ever used
A. j. M'CA2TY. Veterinary Surgeon
These Lniments now sold by all dealers in
the country.
F7''or-s.'rr off, 2 ROSE 8 CO..
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The Order of the Temple of Honor and
Temperance instituted its 10th Temple
on the lst inst, result hot attained by
any other State in the Union. This Is
due to the untiring Efforts OF it's Worthy
Chief, j. A. Watrous. The event will be
celebrated in an appropriate manner by all
Temples in the State on Monday evening,
the 18th inst.
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THE most hopeless specimen of imbeciG
ty TO be seen these days Is man
leaning oyer dry goods counter, staring
helples,ly into the eyes of the uisympa-
thizing young woman behind it, and Won
deiing "what in blHzcs vas the name Of
.hat sning the cd won.an tcld ne to get?'
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TEACHERS' ASSuCIATIoN.-i he NJ mi
towoc County Teachers Association will
hold session in this city Feb 23i and
24h, 1917, commencing on the evening OF
the first day, aud continuing the next day
and evening. The evenings will be devoted
to lecturers. A rosramme of exercises VIII
be published next week.
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High medical authority warns people, es-
pecialiy those with weak lungs, not to
breathe through the mouth in the open cir
in very cold weather Breathe through the
nose if possible, but If you must breathe
through the mouth, cover it with a scarf or
something of that sort. 1t is said person
can endure severe cold much longer if they
will breathe through the nose.
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AN exchange says that refined petroleum
will cause hair to grow on prematurely
bald heads. If you are barefooted on the
top of your Uranium, soak cloth wit h the
oil and tie it around your head aad then
90 into retirement for season, where no
one Will smell you.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-02-08

He weather the past week has been
ha'my and mid, and altogether too beauti-
fui to last long. Bright sunny days and
clear moonlight nights have lent their en-
chantment TO Wisconsin winter, and the
thermometer gave permission to all to en-
JOY the weather and exercise their nass
and exhibit their slei.hs to their hearts
content.
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TIE comm. 1t u u February assumes
unusual Importance this gear, from the TACT
that on that day the ani,ua Lenlen fast
and the PresjentIal count Viii begin, aud,
besiies, 1t Is St. Naleutlne's Dav The ~
terest will be divided, according To the tastes
OF the indy idual.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-02-08

Coughs, Colds, Group, Bronchitis, Inhu
enza, Whooping Jongh, Hoarseness, Pains
or Soreness in the Chest or Side, Bleeding
etc., cured by DR.. S. D. Howe's Arabian
Milk Cure for Consumption.
Sold by 0. R. Bacon, Druggist, Sole Agent
for Manitowoe
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The present is a good week for schools.
The Presbyterian Sunday eehool reached
its largest attendance, 279. AT the End
ward school, the number IN attendance on
yesterday morning was GAG, which has
never been equalled.