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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-03-08

FPr!r TrrES 1t is a GOOD pr3ctics 10
wash the trunk and main branches Of fruit
tgees with lime wash, If the white color
is not agreeable, . little SOFT can be put in
to neutTalize the glaze. The wash destroys
the eggs Of insects and The germs of fungi,
and keeps the bark free 10 swell as the
cells grow. u here the white scale abounls
on the bark the branches may be painted
with ljnscod oil Il j. q sure cure, and
really seems to make the tree more healthy
and vigorous than it would be without the
wash.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-03-08
james Hurd. Of Zluc-yil'e O saws: The Ger
taur LinILaen. cured nv y curulsia.-
The Yellow Centaur Eminent

IS for the tough skin. Ec and muscles Of
HORSES. MULES AND ANNALS.
We have ncycryct seen a case oGSPayn Swccny,
nin--hone, Wind-GaH. Scratches or Pou-Eyl,
which this Liuiment would not speedily benefit,
and we never saw but a few cases yisIch ID
yyauid moi care. GvsiI care when any
thing eau. il is folly to spend go for FarGier,
when one dollars worth OF Cen,anr LinimeHt viii
do better. The following Is a sample of tue tcsti-
mony produced.
". p. Hopkins Postmaster Piqua O.. says:
'.Ccutaur IinimCut can't be beat. it cures every
time"
YELvEgTON. o. March ,, 1874.
The Ccntaur linimeH'- are The best settling
medicines We nave ever had The demand is very
great for il, ana WU cannot Afford 80 he ". houi
II. 7. II. NlSEl IL son.
JEFFERSON 40 Nov. 10, 1873.
Some time AGO / was shipping iulSC~ so ST.
Louis l cot one badly crippled il the car. Niih
great d.eu " GOT ilul in tHe sEl'ie. The Stable
keeper gave pD.tie OF Your arr i--Ai.seslt
Ia, H - Z y q. = 81, >, % I frEfec t7
e veterinary sErrp1G iJr ~ years, bat your Ljni-
melt beats any .ia- ever ned.
A. >. n CARRY. Ne Urinary Surgeon.
These Liniments are now sold by all dealers in
the country.
Laboratory Of J. Z ROSE & co.,
80 Dey 81, New York.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-03-08

Tie Temple OF Honor in this city is
n Ling proportions to hold another open
temple ni,lia a week or so. Look for no
tice of date, etc, ID next issue.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-03-08
Father Valley In Mceme

Rev. Father yahey, of Milwaukee, viii
deliver a lecture before the Temperance
Society Of aIceme on Sunday, March llth,
at 3 O'Clock P. NJ. Father Valley is ac.
knowlcdged one of the most impressive
and soul-s,irring orators Of the day. Il
will be his first appearance in Meme, and
we be>peaE HIM crowded house and
hearty welcome.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-03-08

Those who are short OF Circa ssion girls
should at once I'LL up their supply. We see
trey are quoted as low as $500 10 $1,000
each. an especially foe article, with hair
nme feet nine inches long, and who plays
divinely on the FIJI. zicoI,eI9far0wski, com
mands 81 800.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-03-08
4 Terrible COugi!

How often re hear the above remark
during these extreme changes Of weather
Colds, Coughs and Sore throats were never
more prevalent among children than now.
Now we are going to urge you to try a
reIredv which has excited comments bF
physicians all oyer.the country, who ac-
knowledge their surprise at the wonderful
and happy results from is use. That
remedy is the well-known preparation,
uALES COUGH CORDIAL Your OWN
druggist, I. IL j. RoBINsoN, will tell you
that it is the best cough medicine they ever
sold; and VIII warrant Z cure or return
your money to you in case OF failure after
using one half the bottle. II is very pleas.
ant TO the taste. making It a very desirable
remedy for children. 950-Gm.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-03-08

j Literary Society. composed mostly Of
married people, was organized at the resi-
Deuce q Mr. g. $. Rand on Tuesday night
OF last week. The meetings are to be held
on alternate Fuesdays, ard the programme
VIII embrace mosie, essays, reeitat,ons. etc.
The Winiiaie House parIors, Ne have
been informed, viii be the place OF meeting
next Tuesday evening.
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4 Gard

TO all who are suffering !rom.the errors and in
dscsc,iaaz O. youth, ne. yoGs weakness, early dc
cay less OF manhood, Gc, l viii send recipe
thsi viii cure you FREE OF CHARGE. Tii-
great remedy vas discovered by missionary ia
south America. Send a se}f-addrcssed envelope
to tie Rzy. JosEPH T. IMAM, Station D, Bible
Uoasc Scw YORK. 93s-5m
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-03-08

A HATEFUL HABIT: Splitting and Hawk
ing caused by Catarrh. A few bottles Of
Dr. s. d. Howe's Arabian Milk Cure cure
this loath,orae disease, as yell rs Coughs
and Colds.
Sold BIZ o. r. Bacon, Druggist, Sole Agent
for Manitowoc.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-03-08

The Basket Factory, heretofore known
as the ''Nortbern Basket Factory, " situated
at MAritowoc, Wis. The building, engine
and boiler, and All tools and machinery.
Terms reasonable.
95S-4w DoN. A. SHOVE.
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ast0rjia,

Dr. Samucl Pitcher, OF Uganuis. Mass, expert
mcntcd in his private practice FOR twenty years 10
produce g combination that would have The proper
ties OF CASH Or oil without Is unpleasant taste
ana gripping effect.
His preparations was sent FOR. near and Ear, til
finally he gave At tie name Of Castoria and pm, #
up for sale. l. IS very wonderful In its effects par
ticuarly with the disordereI stomaclIz and bowels
O. children Il ssssErni3l.3es aI,e foSd. cures
soGr =toIaccls and viGdcolic,reguatc the bowels,
czpelz worms and be relied upon in Group.
as a pleasant, effective and perfectly safe
csStIsar<ic remedy il s. superior 10 Castor Oh,
Cogdia.- and syrups. Il does not contain alcohol.
and j. adapted to any age. -
by regulating the stomach and bowels Of cross
a2Ifti sfcIsiy children they become GOOD
natEEed and healthy. TLev can enjoy sleep
and mothers have rest The Castgria Is put up
q. the Laboratory OH. Z, Rose i Co., IS Dey Str.
New York. sJL-3a
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Cen aeu III:
. /, I ]. !, ] ].
T'hc 9,IicRes., Turcst, and Cheapest
Remedies

Physicians recommend, G-df 'rreTs declare that
no such remedies have ever before been in use.
Words are cheap, b1t the proprctor- Of these art-
ce= VIII present trial bottles to medical men, gratis,
as Z guarantee of what they say.
The Ceasaur ;.issime.,s. white wrap
per, win cure rheumatism, Neural sia, Lumbago,
SciG,iea, Caled Braa-ts.Sorc Nipples, Frosted Feet,
ChilIblains, Sweli,ngs SPrain-and any ordinary
FLEsH, EonE Or arrsc Gle AILHEET.
We make 10 p.ct-rse HAT this article Will cure
Cancer, restore lost boncs.or give health TO whis-
key-snal;ed carcass. But il viii always reduce in
Illumination ard allsy pain.
twill extract TIC poison ofbtcs and stincs,and
heal burns or scalds without d scar. Palsy,
Weak back CaEed Breast, Earuche,Ioothachc Itch,
and Cutaneous Eruptons,rcadiiy yield to its treat
mout.
Henry Black Of Ada, Hardin Co, o., says: Ny
wife has had rheumatism for FIVE yCus-nD rest.
no sicgp-conId scarcely wall, across the floor. She
j. now completely cured by the use Of tcufaUr
LiUimGut. Ne all feel thauiig to son and
recommend yoar wonderful medicine 10 all our
friends.
James Hurd. of z.uesyme o; saws: The Cen
taur LiniInent cured my Neuralgia
Alfred Tf-h, Of Newark, writes: "sond me one
dozen Jo,sjc~ By cypress. Ias Ltu;Iacnt ha4 saved
ny leg. wan. 10 t.s,llDa.e II, &c
VIM. II. H.e'cog. Rec ,r Of 81, Johns p. i.
taA.ra, IN "AsH"o. .1F t".A#''sas. -" '~: "haHF
yeats t.st Hstt ~..ta az tH'la " "..s lsata,
c.1#.. ,ro.a ..a .a..e .s.aa scars a-o. aaEe
moi .a"tc sst. ing 80 io -Ea ls.e un.,i ""auHlsa-
cei r:H Uses @. Ceaanr La5" .-. iy. + my
Oh. Ian u- .n If.r..l ruu .Ia. ht lis NUUd-.l Ui
eaac .m cu.rely icycd OF pain.
Jan. -, $50.
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The resolutions were az follows:

RssoIced, That the members of the
Manitowoc County Teachers Association
d. condemn the bill nosg before the Legs
lasure, looking toward contract with ID,
Atwood or any one else, for the publication
of text books for school purposes, End max
ing the use Of such books compulsory for
period OF fifteen years, more or less.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-03-08

At regular meeting OF the Board
of directors 81 the Jones Library A-soci-
alton, held March e, 1877, the following
resolutions were offered and carried unan,-
slously.
Reso}ced, By the board Of directors Of
the Jones LIbr nv ASSOCIATION that u life
membership Of Twenty Five Dollars in said
Association shall be considered and held
as property, Eul transferable by aud with
the consent Of the 10 ,rd Of directors, sald
traH-te: 10 be ouferej on the books Of the
Association.
r So're3, that a copy Of this resolution
be furnished each OF the Newspapers tor
publication. HENRY MULH0LLAND, Jr.
LYMAN EMERSON, Secretary.
President.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-03-08

Tie almanac man does not 60 in very
heavy for nealheEsnis month, bat bis pre-
d:ction OF raw and chilly Just about hs
tie part Of the month past,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-03-08
4 Free Cure.

For Consumption. bronchitis, asthma
catar-h, thro 1t ana lung diseases. Also
sure relief and permanent cure for general
debility, dyspepsia and all nervous afec
tions, by simple vegetable medicine, which
cured venerable missionary Physician
who was long 4 resident of Syria and the
East, and who has freely given this vnlu-
able specific to thousands OF kindred suf-
fsrers with the greatest possible benefits,
and lie now feels it his sacred christian
duty to impart TO others this onierfu
iuvlgorating remedy, and viii send FREE
the original recipe complete, with full d.
reetions, to any person enclosing stamp for
reply.
DR.. CLARK 4. ROBBINS,
GREELY BLOCK, SYRACUSE, n. \.
- \
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g,pfter List.

The folloWing is a list of letters received
1t the Post Office at Manitowoc, County
of Manitoaoe, Wis, agi remaining IN
called for un 10 March Srh. 1877.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-03-08

See o. Torrison's new advertisement In
another column. He offers some rare
bargains in carpets.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-03-08

The following statistics, which we're pre-
pare! for presentation at the Presbyterian
Sunday School soeiabie, on Tuesday eve
ming Of last week, viii show how that
school has foarisiled during the past few
years:
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HARDWARE. STOVES. tic.
AIS. F.Fr-C E

DEALER in atl kinds Sc :. ..... s,7rr.-.,r,
- and Manltactarer al Copper TFp srFSh, e.
Iron ware, York street, Nc.ta Side. Nanitewoe,
sl4ty
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-03-08

DR. S. d. iIowE's ARABIAN LIVER
PILLS are far better and safer rem4ag Tor
constipttion, whether casnA or hapueai,
than any other cathartic pin or potion eyer
;.dtan istaroi - the human family.
Sold by .. 4 Bacon. Druggist, Sole Agent
tor ManItowoc
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USE Dr.. S. d. IowE's ARAsIAN TosIC
81 mn pryr-IrP UorIean af4 ErUnl

tive Diseases oft Skin PrstuIes, Pi.a piss,
BIctches, Boils, letter, Scalihcad, Ring
= era, etc, the Arabian Tonic cure. Try
it and be convinced.
Sold by O.. R. Bacon, Druggist, Sole Agent
for ManItowoc.
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Or. J. ". Carhart, Of Oshkosh. preached
an excellent sermon to q iarz~ and apprs-
e.s,5ve audience a the Methodist Z Episcopal
church on last Sunday evening. The ser
vices which have been held every evening
Daring this week al that church vii ccse
WITH tonight, tie Rev. DR.. leaving for lis
home t1-marF5g.
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FAIsTE;gS AID syGrss svgCS E-taasE,.
MARTIN IEH ET-r. prsa-5 - ...-..r ...-.- Ss
NEW Mouse a8i ngtE g. sIs. a.sst ui acsss.fr,s-
IN dation~ at maa<-.-r -H.@.- s-.fe
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Az. attendance, Jan. I4g 81 TO- Iat rs .l}
fg. I5t lt5 f@5 z.l ~ 5
the year 40 is 1s3 ia 10 rs
largest one attendance, - @Ul IS - Zvo 80
Nonhs Of January aid February.
During the past year the number al books IN the
library ~as Increased to 30. The expenses Tor Tie
year were over $3.50.
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Rev. u. X. Ayerill has accepted the
ieeos>'' s''i,' ~, ------s -----
effect AGrj, III, On Sunday mex: he will
preach a funeral sermon for Mr. Steele
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in a separate report.
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IuEv row nasae bine-eyed babies 1iaGs
r,ne, ard tn. hsue creatures never crr,
sI,Is b.Ga glass bog,le 5 in thy;r eye.
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attorneys and C>sr- ,,-..-,, t-E,., ~.
nrFIce ~ efGuTI >THa.r. NnA" TfIE
\ corner ~ ] arz. 7--@''s
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and C)J-. aZLG25-AI~
law
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CCAW!E CiaE
MAEITOW0C MARKET REPORT
Corrected Weekly By y. schuct:e Bros
DEALERS IL
GESE.sAL 1EEsCEsAED GsE.
GEtLSAL NE

OFFICE ov TIE &ANIToEoC PILOT.
MANTTOwOc MARCH SRI, 1871.
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For thu Hartford Herald. .
4 Sensible TH1k with Ohio County
Teachers.

l am proud Of my county with its paper,
proud Of my State with its many improve
menis, proud Of my country with its great
and grand mProvcmentS-bu am sor>
~ TO see that an effort is making to bull
doze the teachers, nay more, the entire
population of Ohio county, rs to the real
object and use of Teachers Institute.
In the first place, how absurd the idea is
of exhuming, in a session OF two or three
days. truths enough (from Hutton, Pike,
or anybody elsel to enable any one to fill
with competency the responsible position
that devolves upon a teacherl Moreover
the entire time is not devoted to Arithme.
tic or any one branch of study. but the
entire English course" is discussed and
in such "ay as to render it perfectly
disgusting Show ME teacher that the
Institute has qualified ~ and sent forth,
and | will show you failure in the school
room and an imposition upon the people
Again, in the place Of the teachers OF the
county expressing freely their views with
reference to the proper mode of conducts
ing the common schools. the time is oc.
cupied in 10y DR.. "A" or Prof "B.," who
tells the teacher ola Common school how
he conducts the High school here or
Select school there.
How long. my fellow>teachers, are VIC
to be imposed upon in this way!
Granting that the imported faculty" is
FULLY competent TO instruct the entire corps
otteachers in the county. how many have
ever been benefited by hearing how they
conduct High SCHOOL, We have been
a silent. but not a careless observer Of the
frauds prscticed upon the people of the
county for some time past. We notice
clause which reads. Remember that
willful non-attendance would be consid-
cred point against you--speaking OF
those who prefer FORGETTING their certi6-
Gates to being bored by sham Institute.
What more does the language import than
that any one who will attend the Insti.
tute can procure certificate, while one
who absents himself (no matter what his
qualifications are, or what his reputation
as teacher may bel will be stigmatized
as non-conformer. to pedagogic rules
and counted out Further, no teacher
would, of his own accord, stay away from
the convention lift were at. all instruc.
tive; butnot being so. those wlro have
taken the trouble to qualify themselves
would rather leave the county than pass
through so severe drilling as they would
have TO pass during the lengthy, term that
this great father of teachers Yields his
scepter of power. Hear what he says
Come to the Institute all ye that thirst,
and will give you, in three Gayf, ell the
qualifications necessary" Fellow-tesch>
ers. let US arouse from our lethargy-
shake of the shackles OF seryituae, and
hold. an Institute that will not belle the
name of Teachers Institute. Crow.
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moments of youth. learning by experience
to shun many OF the temptations and
mishaPs that too frequently mars the
happiness Of youthful indescretion, and
when extreme old age according TO the
lava of nature shall sever the link that
holds them prisoners here. may they re-
unite beyond the Jordan where they
neither marry or give in marriage.
Rev. W. w. Cook preached to very
large audience on last Sunday. all well
pleased. Come again Bro. Cook. lie
said he would give us a skeleton of a
text, but before he closed he had wealth.
crbearded it to such an extent that we
were extremely pleased with skeletons,
like EN- better than we had imagined
We would More aOon, MoDoc.
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MELVILLE serspings.
Editor Herald:

Editor Herald:
WE'LL guess il is about the right time
in the moon to be on the war path again,
aud as we have beenvery muehly refresh
ed this evening with q nice shower. we
will venture few lines.
We would he pleased il VIC could say
something about our crops that would be
interesting to the many readers of the
HERALD. ! suppose crops are on an aver
age, a. good here as any point in the
county, and il is useless to weary you
with Just what our people are going to
do, and how many pretty girls there are
in our fractional little burg. No person
has been lucky enough to get stabbed or
shot No politicians have put in their
appearances ss yet. consequently we have
nothing new. novel or startling TO COM
municate. We would be pleased to have
Mr.. Coleman visit US during his
tour, and make us q speech,
80 We may know more Of him. We arc
in for Mr.. Coleman. or any regular DEM
ocrstic nominee-and we think il very
inconsistent in any one claiming to be
Democratic in principal, TO create any
10 the ranks st this time-ii
ssvors Of no good. and will certainly
prove detrimental TO our party, il persist
ed IN.
We are informed that Mr.. Robert
Mosely, Of Mclean county. celebrated his
Silver Wedding on the llth Of June,
luits large number OF relations aud &C
quiptauces were present-vsriously esti-
mssed 10 be between two hundred and ff>
" aud three HUNDRED persons. one bun-
ired and sixty eating at one time-snd
enough left TO have fed Is many more
meats, bread slut. nuts and candies in
profus.oa. Mr.. Aosely sent for DR..
Coleman Who odsoiAtsd ~ Master OF Ger
-aonies -iaarrying over again Ar. II.
md lsdy. and we are iufosmcd that the
I'D gentleman looked ss ppsy IS boy Of
eighteen sainwsrs. ditto wife. and 81 cons
;lusion Of the ceremony. gave bis wife
kiss in memory Of just forty
years ago. May they live still another
Iorty years. May no shadow dim their
bright future. may they commence life
again anew, living over again the golden
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Island station.

lffarmers can sell their present crops for
q remunerative price, it will 60 far toward
getting the country out Of the present hard
times, for. without some unforeseen and
unexpected calamity. the yield of all farm
products will be large
Politics seem to be the all>absorbing
theme here. (McLean county,. at this
time. At least candidates would have us
think so. We had a meeting Of the
dear people" here. day before yesterday.
We had half a dozen speeches, and only
about half the candidates present They
labored (yes. that's the word-IdBored)
hard TO show some difference between
them. But the only point upon which
they succeeded was upon the point Of
availability. Each one seemed to be
deeply impressed with the idea that he
had more of this kind of "bility" than
any other. The difficulty with US here,
for years, has been just what your county
has experienced this year. the satisfscto>
ry adjustment of the claims Of aspirants
for Office. We have heretofore tried to
reach this through a convention. And
for the last ten years we have failed to
elect the man thus chosen. The Demo
cratic nominee has in these instances
been defeated in this way. After the
convention some man wonld come out as
an independent Democrat. And by rail-
lying TO his support all the disaffecied
Democrats and Republicans, the nominee
was beaten. The Republicans are not
strong enough here to put a candidate of
their own in the field with any hope OF
success. And they are ever ready to
avail themselves OF any man or any
thing" TO beat the nominee, and thus
disorgsnise the party. This year we are
going TO try the Primary Election" plan.
Whether this will be more satisfactory
than the old way remsins yet to be seen.
II some disappointed aspirant should see
9 chance to succeed, by splitting the Dem
ocratic party, and by a few concessions
(Which such men are ever ready to mske)
gaining the Republican vote, l doubt not
il will be done. mean such political
aspirants as have no more Democracy
and no more man about them than 10 do
such things. And it doesn't require very
much of either to keep man from such
a course. am sorry to see the oatorop.
pings bome little dissatisfaction in re-
gard to the Democratic nominee in your
county, (Ohio), especially as looking to a
new selection. That would lie like
stopping in the midst of battle to change
officers. Defeat would be inevitable. !.
AMEkIcUs.
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ANNOUNCER ENTS.

We are authorized to announce Can't.
SAM. + HILL, of Hartford, AS a can
dijate for Senator, from this. the Eight
Senatorial District. composed Of the coun-
ties of Ohio. Muhlenberg and Butler.
Election August, 1877.
: We are authorized to announce J. n.
PHELPS, OF Butler county, rs a candi-
date for Senate, from this. the Eighth
Senatorial District, composed OF the
Counties Of Muhlenberg, Ohio aud But
Ter. Election, August, 1877.
We are authorized to announce Dr.
JAMES W. MEADOR As Republican
candidate to Represent Ohio county in the
Lower House of the next Legislature of
Kentucky. subject to the action of the
party. Election August 1877
We are authorized to announce W. D..
COLEMAN as a candidate to represent
Ohio county in the Lower House of the
next Legislature of Kentucky. Election
August, 1877.
We are authorized 10 announce W, B.
ROWE as an Independent candidate to
represent Ohio county in the lower House
OF the next Legislature OF Kentucky.
Election August 1871.
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POLITICAL SPEAKING.
SAMUEL T.. HILL,

Candidate for State Senate, viii address
the people OF Butler and SrdklenLerg
counties a, the following tunes and places,
viz: y
July 23rd
Reedyyille, Butler county,. Tuesday,
July oath.
Woodbury., Butler county, Wednesday,
Sugar Grove. Butler county, Thursday,
July 10Th.
LondOn'S, Butler county, Friday. July
9th.
Rochester, Butler county. Saturday
July 18th.
Greenville, Muhlenbers' county, Mon
day. July 30th.
Paradise, Muhlenberg county, Tuesday,
July 3lst
Greenwoods Store, Muhlenberg county,
Wednesday, August LIST.
Cave Spring, Muhlenbers county,
Thursday, August 2nd.
Summers Store. Muhlenberg county,
Friday, August 3rd
South Carrollton, Muhlcnberg county,
Saturday, August 4th.
Speaking at . o'clock, Pm.
Mr.. Phelps, Independent Democratic can
didate, is respectfully invited to attend at
the above appointments.