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CONSIGNEES.

FREIGHT.-A Denham, j D Chalmers d Co,
4 Request, w n Calhoun. S NJ Calhoun, J V
Schroeder, Mrs Lynch, WI Mars. II L Huck-
abcc. Gaines Terrell & Co, y J & f Is Cleve-
ian |: VIC Cromer.
s Osborne, j P LeRoy, J + Brownlee, Rev j L
Marlin, M Mitchell, w + Kennedy, g w
Creighton.
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Mr.. DAVID AIKEN, of Cokesbury,
and Mr.. Alex Chalmers, of Abbeville,
are thinking of going to Newberry
next, and some people are curious 10
know why.
JUDGE COOKE it seems has recon-
mended the wrong men, of the
Lowndesville murlerers, for execu-
tive clemency.
THERE is now no money in the
county Treasury. The county tax
has not been as generally paid as the
State tax.
MIR. JAMES ELLIS and Miss Ban
ma McCiee were married at Cokesbu-
ry last week. Rev. II. l.. Pratt was
on hand.
MIR. ALEX CHALMERS is stalking les
sons in bookkeeping and drawing
from Profession Perry.
PROFESSOR PERRY went to Cokesbu-
nv yesterday under the impression
that we thought he went to NeWber-
ry.
Our Legislators are so anxious to
curtail expenses, 1t Is feared they may
20 into extremes.
O]vERsEERS of roads would do we'll
to see what the County Commission
ers have to say in another column.
They mean business.
THE communication of our friend
O. p. II. of Due West was misplaced
it would have been publish
ed last week.
THE tax payers Of Abhevillc will
find a notice for their benefit else
where.
LITTLE boys who use sling shots
should read the remarks of the intend
ant on that subject.
THE town marshall is making AZ
engagements to put up eight lamps on
the public square. This is q good in
vcstment.
THERE are now twenty-three pris-
oners in the Abhevillc Jail.
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RECAPITULATION.


When the Treasurer went into Of
flee he executed a penal bond on the
81 Of November, 1873, for the sum or
Ten Thousand Dollars, with John X.
Tolbert, of Ninety-Six; A. H. Nor
ton, of Smithville; and n. Hender-
son. of N~inety-Six, as sureties, which
sureties were at that time considered
good for the amount. and the bond
was approved by the County Commits
sioners aud lodged in the Clerks Of
flee. The Solicitor will likely bring
suit at the next Court for the recovery
of the money.
From the above statement it will be
seen that, for the present, AbbeyIlle
county is again a sufferer. Mr.. Toll
bert and his sureties, it is thought, will
be able to refund the whole ora por-
ton Of this money.
Abbeville has been indeed unfortu-
nate since the war. Treasurer Rus
sell was robbed of q large amount OF
none perhaps S2l 900, and the Legls-
lature relieved his .bondsmen. Then
the Court House was burned, and 1t
cost about S20, 900 to rebuild it, and
now MI. Tolbert has $500 of the
peoples money which he is at present
unable to pay.
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CHARLESTON last week gave Gov.
Hampton a grand reception, when
speeches and q magnificent lurrah
generally took place. Right.
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Notice.

Board of County Commits
sioners at their last meeting
unanimously resolved to proceed
against all overseers of roads who
fail to have their roads put in good
travelling order within a reasonable
time.
II. Jones',
Chairman.
April 25th, 1877, st.
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Tax Payers.

A RE required to pay their Town
Taxes on or before the first day
of June next. Tax executions will
be issued, against all defaulters, after
that date.
BY order of Council,
r.. P. QUARLES,
Secretary and Treasurer.
April 25th, 1877, 1t.
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Dissolution.

"aE law partnership heretofore
existing between Eugene B.
Gary, Esq, and myself has this day
been dissolved by consent. Notes and
accounts given tous for collection are
in the hands of Mr.. Gary, who Will
occupy the same office, and will give
his prompt and careful attention to
any business that may be entrusted to
him.
Ellis G.. Graydon.
April 25tll, 1877, 1t.
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PURIFY YOUR BLOOD

SUMMONS Liver Regulator.
y Simmons Hepatic Compound
Llveg Cure.
Rosadalis.
Ayers Sarsapariller.
Queens Delight, or the Great Blood
Purefier.
Noises Hepatic Compound, before
the hot weather comes on.
PARKER d PERRIN.
April II, 1877.
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Hats and Bonnets.

~ claim to offer the greatest vari-
W ETY. of shapes, the most elegant
stock of Flowers, Ribbons, Trimming
Silks, &C., to be found in Abbeville,
and the Ladies will find it decidedly
to their advantage to give US a look
before purchasing elsewhere. All
goods guaranteed at lowest cash prices
At the
EMPORIUM OF FASHION.
April Is, 1877.
BROWN & BLEACAED HOME
spuns u to Is cents.
r. NJ. HADDON g. co,
April II, 1877.
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James r. Cunningham, Admir-,
Against
Elizabeth A. Liddell and others.
BY order of Court in the above case
the creditors of James T. Liddell, de-
ceased, are required to present, and
prove their demands against his es-
tate before me, at MY office at Aobe-
vile Court House, on or before 10th
of June next or he barred.
EDWARD NOBLE,
Special Referee.
April 2, 1877 st.
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Sames A. Reid, Executor,
Against
Miller & Robertson and Others.
BY order of Court, in the above
case, the creditors Of Lemuel Reid,
deceased, ale required to present and
pove their demands against his estate,
before me, at my office, at Abbeville
Court House, on or before the 10th
June next, or be barred.
EDWARD NOBLE,
Special Referee.
April 2, 1877. st.
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The County Finances.

The following exhibit shows the
amount yet in the hands of Mr.. L. n.
Tolbert. the late County Treasurer.
AS will be seen there is deficiency
in each Of the funds handled by him,
and in the aggregate, amounts to a
considerable sum of money. The
settlement is in full, running from the
date of his appointment in Novem-
Der, 1873, to the time of his resigna-
fiOn last N0vpmber.
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have received from j.. S. Tomlinson, OF
Hickory, n. c., a fine Autograph portrait
of Governor Vance, Of North Carolina.
Mr.. J. r. Gossett, has been elected In
tendant of Easley.
l.. Cass Carpenter has resigned his Of
flee Of Deputy u. S. Revenue Collector
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Two Rivers.

From The Chronicle.
We are pleased to learn that Sam Stone,
keeper of the light house on the point
north of here, is so as TO De about again
after nearly y.sr of .ickness.-Las'
week a little daughter of E. N. Torre7, OF
Gibson, fell, while at school, and broke
one of her arms, and while MIR. Tcrrey was
absent for joctor his son fell CT from "
scafoiding some eighteen feet high and
was seriously injured, although no bones
we're broken.-Ei Hamilton vas the last
arrival from the Black Hills. lie came on
the Yesterday mornings boat and locks ~
hearty and happy AZ though he was not
the sole sur~ivtr Of terrible Indian mas
sacre.-An old man by the name OF
Schultz. who tor some years past has been
supported BIZ h. town of Two Rivers, at
tempted suicide last week by tapping .
vein in his wrist, but not being ia'ni!iaF
with human nstomv, lie only succeeded IN
making couple of bad gashes. which wall
permanently cripple him. without gaining
bis purpose.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-06-28

The underwriters tell us that during the
past twelve years we have fired off, about
81 sc 5000 worth of crnckers in our fourth
of July celebrations, and that the destruc-
ton of property through fires occasioned
directly by these crackers during the time
named amount to $l,500,0OO 900. That
is to say, every 500 wasted in FIRE crack
ers involves the destruction of $1,000 in
property. If the firing of crackers is per
mitted on the streets of our city the
coming Fourth, our people should keep
vigilant watch of their buildings. There
is always danger of conhagration when
Young America celebrates with fireworks
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1t need surprise no one sha, VIM. Nash.
Of The Chronicle, made an indecent at
tack on the correspondent of The Mil
wsukee Sentinel in his last issue, from the
fact that this is not HE frst effort. While
working in the PILor ufice, this sandy
goslin chased sixteen year old miss cup
hill and down dale through the shipysrd.
Lately he chased = Methodist minister's
wife out Of Mr.. Bohn's hotel at Two
Rivers, while she was IN transit to her
husband. asd now h. attempts to brighten
the Sentinel correspondent by q very IN
senti,.manly attack through his paper.
The suobby insoience Of h's attempt to
teach the Sentinel scribe how to write for
hat paper, is only .quslled by BIS ATTEMPT
~ .rte iiinseit into social recognition"
fso,. AZ INN s,nary scand point. Vii! the
Chronicle edit,r please inform Us where be
achieved social recognition 7" At Two
Rivers, Man,towoc. %, eise~ereI De-
pendent sayeth never"
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Qusrtettc- Seishing Giee Miss Young, Mrs. Bur
net Messss. roomhs and Ryder.
Duet--IarboErd Wstch-Mrs- i,yder ". A. Walker.
Dialect Rcading-Sam W..icf-James Anderson
Soio-The R.i,d G;-'--A-s. G.. B. Burnet.
Recitation Parrhssius and the Captye-Miss
Alice Canright.
Sa,o-Not Sparrow Falleth-MisS la Patchen
observation-disclosures o Brien-James Alan.
Duet-Gypsy Couutess-Miss Young, W A
Walker.
Quintette. Instrumental. italian String Band.
Qusrtet,e-Speed Awsy-Gessrs Walker. Toomos,
RYDER and Delaua
Essay SawdHst-Miss F. Barr.
Solo-RHth and Naomi-MrS. Ryder.
RecitstioB-Jce-Mrs. g. W. Jones.
Duet-An Thincs are BesutiiCl-Msses Carrie
aud Jennie Barnes.
Notwithstanding Alchemist-Chas. RYDER.
Instrumental Trio, Organ, Flute and Violin, Prof.
Barus Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Burnct.
oririnsi Poem-C hildbooi-H. Barns.
Observation-Disclosures Young aud Patehcn,
Ac>sr,- RyJsY and NslkeI.
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Is receiving.

The older inhabitants, of Manitowoc
will be interested IN knowing, in connec-
ton with the game of ball to be pla, ed
here on the 18th of July between our hume
cut and nine from the Chicago Tribune
Office, that Sir. julie Enert, formerly a
resident of this city, who is the business,
manager OF the latter clnb and VITO hao a
penchunt for actively participating in thu
national game himself, vii be on hand to
oversee matters and to give his men the
benefit of his advice on the techp ical poin,s
that may arise. julie is well and fnvorably
known to the citizens of Munitowoc of ten
years ago, having held many positions OF
trust and honor. He performed the vari-
Gus duties of editor of one of our paper,
Collector of the port, and Village Trustee,
Wits great credit to himself and satisfac-
tioo to our people, besides doing bis whole
duty in the "tented field" during the late
war; to say nothing of his indispensable
services On County Central Committees
aud political conventions, which without
him would have seemed incomplete. HIS
friends in Manitowoc, and they are legion
will be glad to welcome him at the h.sc
Of his men in mitnic warfare, albeit they
may not wish the side he represents sue
cess.
Gerald Fitz gerald, a prominent CHI
cago journa is., and known to many Of our
citizens, also accompanies the Tribune
Club, and is worthy second TO such
leader as Mr.. Enert In the older time,
"F.iz," as he is best known, was the short
stop of this country, and even now what he
doesn't know about TIE details OF the game
of base ball is hardly worth knowing. His
days IA player are numbered, for young
er aud more active men have usurped the
places he was wont to occupy. His in
rerest in the sport has in no wise abated,
| hoaeve and it is possible he may play
his old position IN the game here, on the
| Fourth
The active members of the club belong
in the different departments OF the Chicago
| Tribune efice, and are strangers to our
city.
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uO!33uY 3eaI1
First Dist. High School

The exercises of the Graduating class
will take place in the Assembly Room of
the lat Dist. Public School Tomorrow
(Friiay) xfteroon at 2:30. Tho following
is the programme
Music
introductory Remarks blythe Principal.
Music.
Essay-Nature's Orchestra-Ella Sullivan.
Essay-Tansed in the Web-Essie Burnett.
Music
Essay-Our Class-Apnie Nicholson.
Essay-Confdence Sarah Sibree.
Music.
neutrality-suspicious. Burnet.
Essay-Night Brings out the Stars-Lizzic
C. Merrill
Presentation Of Diplomas
Music
Remarks by CO. Supt., L. J. Nash, and others.
Music.
Exercises will commence promptly at
the hour named. IL. BARNS, Principal.
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NOTICE.
Fourth of July.

The n E. Church Of Manitowoc will be
glad to meet all their friends, and every
body else. in the Manitowoc Park on the
GLORIOUS old Fourth.
Strawberries, Ice Cream. Lemonade,
Soda Water, etc, may be expected. The
festival will open about 10 o'clock A. NJ,
and continue through the day and evening.
A grand time generally, is anticipated.
Come.
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The Wisconsin conference camp meet
ing at Doty's Island, commenced, on Mon
day last, and will continue until July 4th
Prominent among the cIergymen to he
present are Rev. j. S. Inskip. president Of
the national association, and Rev. VIM
MeDonald.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-06-28

No one can counterfeit, the expression
that creeps over the countenance of maa,
who, having just set suddenly down, med
itativeiy pauses and listens, and slowly Ms
Stunning a perpendicular, reaches his hand
under his coat tail and discovers that some
one has spilled a lot 0. water in the seat af
tire char, and that his pants have absorb
I'll it.-Fuifon Times.
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There is good prospect for regular
seryices at the Presbyterian church next
Sunday morning and evening, by Gin
cinnati minister.
The best way for you to seiebrase the
lOlst anniversary of our national iudepend
euce is to send 81 90 for years subscrip-
ton to the Prior.
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The Celebration.

Salute at sunrise of 3S guns. Day
reveille By Weinshenk's Band The
place of rendezvous will be at the Court
House Park, at 8 o'clock, q. m. Pro
cessien will move at precisely 8 O'Clock.
in the f,llowing order:
Chief Marshal and Assistants.
Weinschenk's Full Band.
Orators and Readers Of the Day.
President of the Day.
Common Council and City Officers.
Company Of State Militia
Company form St. Nazians-
Free Nasone.
Odd Feflows.
Freie Sengerbuna.
Concordis S,nsins Society.
Sons OF Herman.
Druyden Druids.
Turner Society.
st. Bonifacs Society.
Lutheran Suppcrt Society.
Temple of Honor.
Knights of Honor.
Fire Department of Two Rivers.
Fire Department of Centreyille.
Fire Department of Msnitowoc.
Pulaski Guard.
The procession will move from Court
House along Sth street to commercial,
east to 9th. north to Chicago, west to
Main, on Main up to Washington Park,
where the exercises of the day will take
place, in the following order:
Reading Of the Declaration of Ind ependenee, by
Mr. +. Sehmitz.
Grafton in English by Nr. C. F. vieb.hn.
Reading the Declaration of Independence in
German. by Mr.. heinemau.
Orstion in German BY Chas. Esslinger.
After which the procession will move
back IN the same order to the Court
House. where it will disband.
At one o'clock in the afternoon, the
different societies will re ensemble at the
Court House, and march in procession
to Gerpheide's Park.
By order of the Committee.
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The order of exercises IN the city schools
TO morrow vii! he the customary round of
graduating exercises, and numerous young
eeori lie are expected to don their best clothes
AMI spout plari.udes to Audiences of smii-
ing rapas and mnmuas. There will alec
be the usual valeiictory gush about ''re-
vered teachers" dear classmates" ard
tie "houored boaI Of educatioa,"
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BY order Of Committee.

A serious bit of sport occurred in the
Third Ward last Sunday night, for which
Charley Brandt is the sufferer lie was
sitting On the railing around u stairway
leading to the basement, when "just for
fun" young acquaintance gave him y
push, and he fell to the bottom of the
stairs, breaking two ribs, and n leg. He
will recover soon under the skilIful Care he
Is receiving.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-06-28

CoUGHs, COLDS, QUINsr, Pleurisy,
Group. Whooping Cough, Hosrseness, Sore
Threat, Cstarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Night Sweass, Loss of Voice, Bleeding
Lungs, and Consumption, cured by Dr.. S.
o. r. Bacon Druggist, Sole Agent for
Mauitouuc
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-06-28

Services st \ recent picnic in Byron in
cludod that of u notification upon beer dis
pensers present that license morey mupt
NJ paid. 1t was tho deputy collectors 1t
'le notification, and the notification brought
The money required.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-06-28

Lovers of the dance will have good op-
portunity to indulge in that pleasant rec
reHtion on the night Of the Fourth, at
Turner Hall. The centennial Club have
issued several hundred invitations. and s
good time will be had. Tickets, so cents.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-06-28

The Cardiff Giant, the "or.ginaw iIme
stone representative OF an aute diiusI"n ~
some ether kind of rae. OF huge proper
lions, has been lying in state in Th"rnton', :
building. on Ssh street, during the pa,
week. I; Is certainty i, worth the Is cents
asked TO see it.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-06-28

Look not upon the cucumber when it is
wilted; when the grocery man showeth 1t
arght. 1t biseth like serpent and stinxeth
Ike humble-bee. Yea, It is full IF
stomach-ache, and it's ways are the ways
OF cholera morbu,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-06-28

Parents ~ho would have their children
school-d in all the varied branches IF wick
etness, should no, only encourage them in
idlenes., but allow shem to spend their eve
nings OF the public places about town.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-06-28

The premium liss Of the Stute Fair to be
teld at GAINESVILLE, Sept lola. has been
received at this Office. Those wishing
cnpie. can secure them by writing to the
Secretary, W. w. Field, at Madison.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-06-28

It seems that after all, Manifowoc il
the Fourth. Already the Fire Department
and Rife Company have made kno~r their
intention to celebrate, and the Temple of
Honor is making arrangements to join in
the procession. Let the people turn in
and help.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-06-28

A citizen Of Chelsea, H.. died the other
day with brain fever superininced by the
strenuous efforts be had been making 10
pay his debts. There are large number
of men On our subscription books who
stand better chance of being struck by
lightning than dying o! brain fever.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-06-28

The entertainment by Tn. Literary So
cirty for the s.enedt If the Rev. J. W.
O!ms;-i, on Friday evening last, wss very
.uccesstui-a good house showing the gem
eral drsire 10 aid prnisewortay cause.
An amateur performance should be met in
the n irit 1t i. given. which is generally to
DO their very best, thereby deserving the
COMMUNICATIONS of = good-natnred and
ent!u.i.> tic audience The only two orisi-
nal efforts we're Miss Bars essay on
"Snwdurt," ami Prof. II. Barns poem,
"Childhood;" as We left just after Mrs
6. W Jones' fine recitation, We missed
tte poem, but the essay Was q well written
dream. containing many very wide awake
theories. Mrs Bars ideas in regard to
the amount Of .axdust blended in hu.
mao life, sltbonyh ever so truthful, are
not very Hatrering, snd remind Us Of a
quotation from rarely read CID Dool
"Wha, ia man that Thou art mindful o.
him I" Il is evident that she consider
the '.rag baby period an eternal one
subject TO no evolution.. The receipts
were highly satisfactory to all concerned
Thu following is copy of tho
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-06-28

The work on the Turkish Bath rooms
he;ng erected by DR.. D. J. E.ston. is pro-
crossing rapidly, and our citizens will soon
he able to take one Of these Injuries with
out going to the larger cities.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-06-28

"LooK HERE, MI FRIEND" have you
pain Ia your side and between the should
ers, your complexion sallow and tired
feeling all over you, no life nor animation,
SC. 1t shows your liver is out Of order;
you want DR.. S D. Hose's Arabian Liver
Pills. Sold by o. R. Bacon Druggist, Sole
Agent for Mar:towoc.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-06-28

Persons who from careleesness ~ any
other cause take Gal from .i:s post nthc.,
that belongs to another, and fail &" r.tur.'
the same, are liable to fne 81 $500 or
one Year imprisonment. THIS app.ies TO
new spspers thus taken from, the pos; cfhce,
AS well as other mail matter.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-06-28

For ISFLANyAroRYk End CHRONIC RHEu
MArIsx. Gous, Bilious, Remittens and
intermittent Fevers. Diseases Of the Blood,
Liver, Kidneys, Bladder, etc. Such diseases
are caused by vitiated blood. Use DR.. s..
D. Howe's Arabian Tonic Blood Purifier.
Sold by o. R. Bacon Druggist, Sole Agent
for Manitowoc
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Thanks

To the Manitowoc Musical and Literary
Club for fine entertainment, given toy
them, for our benefit, at the Presbyterian
Church, June 22nd, 1877.
JOHN w. OLNsTED.
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DONE you forget it--that next Wednes-
day IL the Fourth of July You bad better
call On Pieniag the day before for ~hat
fire. crackers and other pyrotechnics you
may want.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-06-28

A game Of base ball was played at the
Park last Saturday, between the Acu.es, If
Milwaukee, and the Browos Of this city.
The AGNES we're victorious ia q .cnre Of
3 to 5.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-06-28

No other house in this city can Compare,
in it's line, with the class of goods offered
TO the public by L. K. & E. Ii. Rand.
Call and examine their stock and prices:
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-06-28

Charley Bres.ler, for some time past IN
the employ Of L. Mendlk 4 Co., Of this
city, has taken position for the summer
in Robiueon's Drug Store, Chiffon.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-06-28

Meeme people are making extensive pre-
rarations FOR celebrating the Fourth. The
New Temperance hall is to be dedicated
with q ball on that evening.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-06-28
DR. hermanS Wonderful Discovery

for the cure of acute and chranIc catarrh.
headache and n-uralgis. Sure cure. Price
soc per bottle, Zoe by mail. For sale as
all druggists. C. II. Gillespie s Co.. Chi,
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