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STATC GE u .SGeNAaN.
~ souGsy of Mani 0Ssoc. s.

Probate office NanitowoC.~8 prjlSd 4 n I~7-.
N the MAJ .! the Proof and PruE,.ft. 81 M
ta>t VIII and Testament Of kCRG Olsen Bjur-o Dc
cess cu late CT TIE Comfy ut h&uiuHoc: II her -
an instrument IN writing purporling 10 be the las
81 i'IG Testament e AEUG Olsen Eior.u d.Ces-,.d
iaie 81 lbe County 81 N&Uituwuc. has hecp tl,d j.
'hlS oIhcc, arG VA Ttas application has hes
mace hA HleIIaua tieTmEuG>eu pray ing that ia,
~a'tae te proven and admitted 10 PROBATE accord
d" - '=r avs 81 this Stare:
Therefore Il Is ordered tia; said application b,
he4fd before me st the Probate Office in tile t,ip
OF MahltoWoc ~ said County or the }lth ssv IS
Apg,I A. ID. l>gI Al ten o'clock 4. NJ And il :.
fufthec ordered thai notice shall he .sfEpg II, 81
persons interested in said viii. Of the time s,.f
place ~ sad hearing, by publication IN she Mani
,"Noc Fi.u' a ii ,y>papeg printed 81 >.ir civ. n,
.uses slas.~-sA weeks. o.cr each Nc,.s. frsur 1.
tie time af such h-slu-
), iac CvGFg.
!. (. TAD
80" IoRnIy Judge.
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KEEP AWAY FROM CALIFORNIA

KEEP AWAY FROM CALIFORNIA =
The following extract from private
letter written by former distinguished
citizen of Minnesota, of late years a re-
sident Of California, shows that the much
Landed climate of the Golden State has
its drawbacks, and Tat. as whole. Cali
tornia Is not to be compared with Mime
sofa as a country for poor man or person
Of moderate fortune to settle down in for
life The writer says:
This is wretchedly poor country.
[ would not give Minnesota for the
whole of California. (throwing aside
the gold. The whole southern half is
not worth, for agriculture, four counties
OF Minnesota. If any of your friends
have got the California fever, tell them
for God sake to stop if they know when
they are well off 1t is the hardest
State in the Union to get anything to do
aud is overrun with bankrupt fools who
have cut loose from good moOrings east
and come here to see their money dis
| appear like dew on the desert - Vino
ma Republican.
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4 European War and American Trade

\ war in Europe cannot fail to have
an important influence upon the inter
ests of the United States. The first AMI
most obvious effect would be heavy
demand for American breadstuffs. not
simply to furnish the armies, but to
make good the temporarily checked
sources of supply for the general con-
sumption. Russia is the great grain
producing country of Europe Her u-uai
export to England and other Eur.pett,
countries is about 30, 900. 600 bushels
Turkey also last year supplied Great
Britaia alone with nearly 1000, 600
bushels. a war between these two na-
tons would cut off this supply. and
compel resort to the United States.
The value of our exports OF breadstuffs
last year was Sl32 Under
the demand created by war in Europe.
this amount would be largely increased
in quantity and value. There would be
an increased call, not only for grain, but
for other food products Last year our
exports of meats amounted to ST., 456-
232. War would make an additional
demand for pork and packed beef, aud
would thus sw.ll this amount.
The tendency of snch an increased
call would be to advance prices. and
while producers would get the benefit,
our home consumers would have to pay
their share of the general rise. There
would thus be loss to one class with
gain to the other But such activity
stimulates all trade and industry. and so
there would be compensations even to
those upon whom the rise of provisions
would impose a tax. Besides the call
for breadstuffs, there would be a special
demand for munitions Of war and all
business connected with that branch of
trade would be likely to receive an im-
petns On the other hand, the infu-
ence of the war III paralyzing trade and
industry abraad would tend to decrease
other branches of exports from this
country. At the same time we should
gain the advantage of lower prices on
some articles Of consumption which are
imported State .JomnaL
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
EN PROBATE - 1ianItOwoc County
y Court.

In the matter of Henry Clusen, deceased
Notice Is hereby given, that by virtue and ia
pursuance of an order of license, made III said
matter on the 9th day April A. d. 1871. by tli,.
County Court of said County, the uudersi-se
John Eranz, administrator of the estate OF Hlnrz
May, \. ID. Isl. ten O clock ln tb. TlY,uoon oi
said day At the office OF the County judge. in the
Clty ui Maultowoc in said County. uher Tor sale al
public vcuduc. the following described lands to-
VII; The west hall Of the southwest quarter O.
section number thlrty-siX IN township number
twtuty north OF range number tWcnty-f hrce east
Also, the undivided hall OF the west han ol
the east half of the southwest Quarter of see ION
number enc. Township number nineteen raugc
number twenty-thgee east, al III Manilowoc couu-
", Wisconsin.
The terms Of sale cash
Dated at Manitowoc, the 9th day of April. \. D.
| 1871.
I 9,5-.w. JOHN FRANZ.
Admins >IIsIr3r.
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Packard must 90 down. notwIthsts

Packard must so down, notwlthstand-
ing all the efforts he has made since
January last to maintain his power. He
cannot struggle against both Nichols
and Hayes. He directed the scheme
that put Hayes into the White House
through the Returning Board of Louisi
ana; and now Hayes directs the scheme
that puts him out of the State House,
through the trading commission. In
this act Hayes makes full and open son
tession that he is Fraudulent Presi-
dent.
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! In the malter Of the estate Of Anton GreueI dc

In the matter of the estate of Anton Greuel de
ceased
On reading and fling the petition of Anton
Greuel- jun. of Manitowoc County. representing
among other things that Anton Grcuei, resident
of anitowOc County on the day of ID. l>11.
at Bavaria in Europe, died ntcstate, leaving
goods, chattelS and estate within this State. ANA
that said petitioner Is the son OF said deceased,
and praying that administration of said estate be
To him granted 1t is ordered that said petition lie
heard before the Judge OF this Court, on Monday,
the 2tst day OF May. a. d. 1871, 10 o'clock y.
NJ, n my office in said County.
Ordered further, the notice thereof be given TO
the heirs OF "a deceased, and TO all persons in
terested, by publishing copy OF this order for
three successive NeeNs prior to said day OF hear
ing. in the ManitowoC Pilot a " eekly Newspaper
published at Manitowcc city III said county.
Dated April the alih- 4. ID. 1871.
9I5-3w. q. I. OLMSrED. County Judgc.
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DRESS GOODS!
J. SCHUETTE E. BROS,

We have line of Six Warp Dress Goods both brocaded
in beautiful designs and plain splendid goods ding dresses
ETC. Also lot of 4Ipacas, Block Pure Noj,ai of the
.Na7y Stuart make which excel in durability and silk like
lustere. anything we have yet seen.
We have assortment of stylish checks at 10 cents
TO all of the above would respectfully call your attention
J, SCHUETTE & BROS.
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INrwos ,TE-mANirowoC COUNTY


deceased
To all whom II nav concern
Letters OF Administration on said E<tssC with
Jat ~. annexed having been issued "a CatraIine
Kendall, on the "a day OF April, A. y. Ia. and
tour mouths from aud after said day being allow
eu ana limited tor creditors u pre- ant .,l, rIah
Tor examination ana allowance. Notice : hyrtb.
given tLat the undersigned viii on the iniui ION,
gay. 81 jane, July and Au-ust.al The Probate Office
III this city OF MaHjJowoC ia said Cy-gftv receive.
/ examine. ana ADJUST ali clcjms, and demands G.
al persons against said deceased.
Dated April sd, ISL.
9'5-4~. i. u. oLNSTEn, County Judge.
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MANIToWOC COUNTY,
CITY OF NANITowCC.
In Il Justice 5 Court

Iou are hereby notified that a walrau. .i ..-
tachmcnt has been issued against yua, and YOUR
property attached To satisfy the demand OF Palrich
Nash. amounting to one hundred and twenty live
dollars. Now, unless you shall appear b fore W.
IL. Glover, ii Justice OF the Peace in and for said
county, AT his office in said city the 18th day of
May, 1877, at 10 O'Clock II the forenoon, Judgment
viii be rendered against you, and your pr )pcrty
sold 10 pay the debt.
Dated April I'D, 1877.
PATRICK NASH,
OF pInintiH
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~ ksKssfsA sE2-7sansro,vo Count
Court.

"a k'tkssBA .4-l't sniIovoc County
D Court,
In the matter OF the estate of Enrst Kern de
ceased
on reading and filing the petition OF Nina Kern
administrators of the estate of said deceased. re
pres cnting, among other tings that she has fully
administered said estate. and PRAYING That a time
and place be fixed Tor examining and allowing her
uc"uaut 81 her administration, sled in this uUFt
Il i ordered that said account be examined by the
Judge ol the Court. on MONDAY. the 2lst Gay Of
Aay \. 1874. at 10 o'ooc& A. N, al my Office fl
said COUNTY.
Ordered further thar notice th,real ne given g.
the heirs OF said deceased and 1o all persons in
feTe>fed. by publishing copy OF tni> order for
Mani c Pilot Weekly New psrl r Publsss e. 81
Mani,uwuC III sid tuuHJy.
Dated II IauitoHuc The 18th Gav of April g. D
Isl Ssl-iv I. q. ULNSI I'D, tcunly judge.
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1sunit0syoC County
IN Pr DssisE
4 count
y s't-ossA@,E Esanisowoc Count,

la Ius matter of the estate oI Jacob LUeps, de
ceased
n reading and ding the petition Of Ad0lph
WitiHanH al the city al MiGItuNoc in said county.
rep. seeming among other things that the III IA
hay Of May logb the said Gect.j ed contracted 10
convey to him. the -aId petitioner, the premises
known ana described ~ lois No. one % TWO -
three lj} and four "A ia Block II. in tuc VILLAGE
tHow City) Uf hauituwoC, IN said county OF NaIto-
Voc, State al Wisconsin, said lots being in lot
six t6l Iii section nineteen 90 town nineteen 90
Range twenly tour 60 ana claiming that he. the
said petitioner is entitled to u conveyance OF said
premises, and paying that " lillian e. Lueps adj
IN nistrator Of said estate be authorized aud direc-
ted by decree OF this court TO make and execute Il
conveyance OF said premises to him, he said pc
titoner. Ii is ordered that said petition be heard
before the judge of thls Court on Monday L llth
day OfJune, lo17,at 10 clock A. Nj ut he Probate
Office in The city OF anituwoc in said county
And il l. further ordered thai notice thereof De
puOiishedS IcCcSsIEc weeks once in each week,
before such hearing in the Manitowoc Pilot. Il
weekly newspaper published in the CITY of Mani
towOC IN said county
Dated April I'D. Isl.
/ "o7-6w. !. % AfSTED, County Judge.
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FORECLOSURE SALE.


t.etc - :. -, 0s3.sIao Circuit CsuIf, ,
p. Mamie - - OSasssy.
Henry Maa> PlaintI.
aE>t.
John Bcskcn and Will
hCimiue Besken his wife
Defendants.
BY Nirtu OF and pursuant to a Judgment order
Of Foreclosure and sale. rendered in the above en-
titled action on the 9Th day of January 1871, at n
regular term Of said court he in the Court House
at the city of ManitoWoc Wisconsin, shall expos,
for sale and sell at public auction to the highest
bidder. ut the ~herifs Office i'll the Court House
iii the city OF ManltowoC. Wisconsin, on Jhe 18TH
day OF May ISL. al 10 o'clock in the forenoon o.
that day, all the following described mogtgaLed
premises 80 muc; thereof ~ may be necessary
tn satisfy the amount adJUdgCd Ia the plaintiff.
gethcr with interest, COSTS aud expenses OF sale.
to wit: The south west quarter OF the south east
quarter and the south east quarter. OF the south
east quarter, both of section No. lively" IN in
town M. twenty t2O north of range No. twenty
three IS in ihe county of hantowoc and State oil
W isC"usIu.
Dated Sheriff office Manitowoc Wis, April 9TH
1871 T.. MULIlJLI
Sheriff of Nauituwuc Co
H. G. & W. J. URNER. Pla-s. Atty's yl!-6y
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Ash & ROBBINS.
G.. g. NV LINES

THE CHICAGO " NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY
Embraces under one management the Great Trunk
Railway Lines OF the Il Est and NOkTHW EST.
and. with it, numcIous branches and connections.
forius the.SuurfcsJ and quickest route between
Chicago and an points in illinois Wisconsin, Nor
thcru Njchf-an. Minnesota, Iowa Nebraska. Cali
foruia and the " estern Territories It's
Omaha & California Line
L the shortest and best rou between Chicago ana
all points in Northern Illinois. Iowa, Dakote. Ne
bra>ka. Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, Nevada, Cali
iornia, Oregon, China, Japan and Australia Its
Chicago, st. Paul and Minneapolis Line,
is The short line between Chicago and all points in
Northern Wisconsin and Minnesota. and Tor Mad
iS,u. 81. Paul Minneapolis. Duluth and all points
IN the Great Northwest. It's
Lacrosse, Wiuona and St. Peter Line
+ the best TuUle between Chicago and La Crosse
Ninoaa. Rochester. uw&touBa. Mankato. ST Peter
New tlm and al points i Southern and Centls,,
Minnesota. Its
Green Bay ard Marquette Line
i the OILY line Lervretl Chicago and ,JaneSyille
WateItovu, Fond du Lac, OSHKOSH. ApplcIpu,
Green Bay. E~cdHa5a. egauuee Marquette lIur.lI h
'on, Hancock and The LAKE superior Country Its
Freeport and Dubuque Line
1 the only route between Chicago and
Rockford, FrecpUrt ana all points via Freeport
Chicago and Milwaukee Line
- tttt 'st 4sEt '~litftt iht|' Inc only
passing between hiCsro and Evanston Lake For
res Highland PARK, " aakcgan Racine. keuCs,.a.
and Milwaukee.
Pullman Palace prawiag Room Cars
ara run cn an through trains of This road
Tbs is ;hg OF LN LIN 3 running these car he
tween Cb;eFeo ara 81 Iaal and Minneapolis n l.
ca-o ana IlI.waHEce, Chicago ana WiuoHa. or hl
Ca-u and brceIs Ray.
Close connexions are made ST Chicago with tl..
Lake slaFe < Michigan 0GfbeTa, Michigan Gen.
Jrs}, f5siTsao. & Da.a- Pt.ts lUV-h, Fort NaEur \
Chicago. haISaAe. llue aud Pan Handle Routes
lor sli points - Z aIG --0{ TIEAST. ana uF5l.
the Chicago alsd Alton ans Illinois Central Tor a
points South
CIoSl connections are also inside with the Union
Paciac r. r. nj Omaha Tor all far West points
C!use connections made AZ junction points with
trains 4 al cross points.
tickets over stis route are sold by All Coupon
Ticket Agents IN the uitsd States ana CaUadss
Remember. You ssk for yuur tickets via me Tli-
ca@o q North Western Railway. and take nop,.
other.
New York 1fl.cc. No. ~ R~o7fua--: 1os-ar or
Zee. No tate street; Omaha Officc. rs Farriar,
street; SaE Francisco Of.5ce. IL lntgasEcrv ;
Clira-a TIckef Offices. 81 Clark street Under >ae5.
man House; = caral, corner Hsd-or: kipzfq-.+
tepot Garner West k5n-ia ard Cana streets " els
STREET Depot. corn ? Wells and Kinzie Streets
Tsr rites Information r-cr @ttanshle from vor
home ticsc- agents. apply 20
II. t. ~-ESSETr, AAEvTS HCGBITT.
Gen. rass. At, Chjcs-o. Gcn. &an-'r Chiea-o
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FORECLOSURE SALE
SsA,FE 0E ssSIGs~EN
- hHanit0V0C County.
Louise Dehn, Plaintiff,
agSt.
James Carroll. Defendant

Louise DEM, fialnUH,
agSt
James Carroll. Defendant
Bv virtue OF ard pursuant 20 a Judgment order OF
foreclosure and sale reHd red in the above entitled
action on the ID day Of February 1877 al a regular
term of said court held in the Goa House ~ the
city of Manitowuc Wis. / SHAH expose for sale
and sell AT public auction the highet bidder. al
the sheriff Office in the Court House in the city
OF Manlt0w c Wisconsin ON the 18th day of Mas \
ID. lN,1. al 10 - clock in the forenoon If that dav
all the following described mort gagetl premises or
so much thereof a. may he necessary satisfy the
amount at ndged 70 the plaintiff with interest. COSTS
and expenses of sale, to wit: The south east
quarter OF the north east quarter of section No six
90 township No. eighteen ,is) north OF range Ne.
twenty one GU east. And Ike south cas- quarter
~ the north wet quarter section Motive ltuyyI-
ship No. eighteen Id north OF raH-e No twenty
one - east containing eighty acres IA, re or les
according L. the United States government survey
all Of said d, scribed premises being situated in
the County OF MauituNOC ana State Of Wisconsin
Dated cheEif's Office M@nitowoc Wis March
y, 1871. z. MJLHOLLANG
bite x Forrest. sheriff uf MauifCUoc Co
Hla's Arty'~ a-tl lur
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THIS standard article is compound
ed with the greatest care.
Its effects are as wonderful and as
satisfactory as ever.
1t restores gray OF faded hair to its
youthful color.
1t removes MI cruptions, itching
and dandruf. 1t gives the head 4
cooling, soothing sensation of great
comfort, and the scalp by its use
becomes white and clean.
BY its tonic properties it restores
the capillary glands to their normal
vigor, preventing badness, and max
ing the hair grow thick and strong.
As dressing, nothing has been
found so eliectuai undesirable.
A. A. Hayes, NJ D., State Assaycr
of Massachusetts, says, The con-
stituents are pure, and carefully Sc
lected for excellent quality and l
consider it the Best PREPARATION
for its intended purposes
Pr:oo fro nnyf,-
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IN PROBATE anlrowoc County
In the Matter of the estate of Gregory Fardy

In the Matter of the estate Of Gregory Fardy
deceased
On reading and filing the petition ofJohn Fardy.
OF the town OF SchlesNig. MauiIowoc County.
Wis, representing among other things that Greg
DRY taras, late of the town and county aforesaid
the IA day OF April a. ID 1871, at said Gown oi
ScBie,wig, died interstate leaving goods. chattels
AID estate within this state and county, that
aud praying that admin tratun oi said estate be
To SAID petitioner, John r&rdy granted. il j. order
ed that said petition be heard before the judge of
thi~ Court. Oh Monday. the 2ist day OF May. A d.
l>7i, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. at my office in said
county.
Ordered further. that notice thereof be given to
the heirs OF sad deceased, and all persons in
tercstcd by publish ~ a copy of this order for
three successive weeks prior 10 said day OF hear,
ing, III the NaIitowuc Pilot u eeeily Newspaper
published al llanitOwOc, in aid County.
Dated Monday the 10th day of April. 4. ID. 1877
81 3w. I. q. OLMSTEn, County Judge
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CONSUMPTION
Positively Cured.

AT sufferers from Jhi- disease that are ANXIOUS
~ hc cured should iry Er. ESi~>aers SeiR.
5ratcd SonsETnPsi.e Powders These
Powders are 5AC "uiN preparation Ssown that will
cnre toDsumptio and ell diseases Of the
z EaEo..i Ind s.u3gs-lndee6- "a strong Is
Our taltt IN them. ANA t4>n 10 convince Won rlssr
They 10 huulbUE we Will forward - EYER. SlfI-
erer. hy mail. posi- paid. 8 free E'rsaI Ela-.
We aop Fsstnt your mandE until gvu are per
ieeFlv -sti>feu of their CVrsTiVe powers | vour
life i worth saving. do3 DELAY in giyin. these
Powders a tEia}, A. they Wjl.>Erely car, y0H
ice ter large box. So o sent 10 any part Of the
aitcd States OF Canada BY mail on receipt OF
..rIcs Address
Ash & ROBBINS,
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IN PguRATE-.ua count.
t.ourf.

II Ee matter of the Guardianship OF Catherine
Carr. miner q IL a. Ajglize carry deceased.
Notice l. nerrDy .iyeu, thai b. virtue and in
pGrs 7ance order OF license made in said ms I
ter on the 18th day Of March. A d ISL by the
County Court of said county tn: unders igneG
GUARDIAN of Catherine Garry minor heir OF Michael
Garry deceased. will. on Monday the 18th day 81
Nav. A. ID. ls77. al ten O'Clock In the forenoon OF
-aid dav al the office OF the County Judge. in the
gft1 of Ma itog.OC- III said county, offer ior sale,
at JabiiC eHgu. the following described lands. to-
Wir All .4e interest ii he SAID minor heir Cath
erin. carr in aud 10 rhs ielu9s D. e~rr bed real
property Fo-f,if: the east H8b ui tie southeast
qua-s-f - -.-ciiusi -. wepty-SX go In town
ne, ..i eIl /. - month OF raHEe No. twenty
f,.a ? ra-t liz r. cn..u;s 81 daniTuw.c being ais
rquai 5Vtded ,r.,s-~Pyeutn iAe lce there D.
-Tibi cl in the dose interest aud The lie il
said described land belonging 10 Mary Garry.
widow of said Michael GARY.
The terms of sale cash.
Dated at Manitowoc, the 18Th day ofApril A. d.
1877 T c. SHOVE, Guardian.
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iOIms. 1, IL Wei Nnt WI tina. Dr. James has stood
al the heat OF the e~sion tea The Pa~ % wears.
Age and cXpe RE all ill pnrIanl SEMINAL
WEAhN ESS. nigh ~>es u dreams. p-nple> on
Ladies wanting the most de cGte attention cal
or write. Pleasant home for patients \ book 10
the million Marriage Guide which selS al
about these diseaes-whu should maIrv-wky no
10 cents ~ pay postage. D.. James = G9 wear
OF are and ha~ 81 rooms and p9rln On 81
lion free. You 10 one out tucdnctnr. Ole
hou 9 A. VI. 10 =. VI. Sundays 10 o -
bus mes siria ~ con dential. e9S-Iy
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fits EPILEPSY.
FALLING SICKNESS

Permanently CurrG-Ho nNmbug-
by one months Uss-.e Of SIR. Con
Hard = GefabrI sef. Enisi siS1se Els Pow
ders. To convince sufferers that these powders
VIII do all we claim for them we will send them
by mail, pest PAID, a free 'ErIas box. As
Or. Gouud Is tie only physician that has ever
made this disease special study and to our
knowledge tho u~Gnd~ have been EseTmzs :teufiT
cured by ne Of these Powders, we y. III
Ssssar:'1.see permanent cure in every
case, or refund ou All money eypend
&c. All sufferers should give these Powders an
early trial, and be convinced Of their curative pow
err.
Price FOR large box SS93. RI boxes for $1,000
seat by mail to any part of United states or
Canada receipt OF price, or by express {. o. ID
Address.
ASH & ROBBINS.
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NEW LIQU0R STORE.
Dr.. JiMES
Lock Hospital,
CORNER
" aSs,iI..fOu
a Franklin
(ffIS AGO

[ haTierUC by the
state Of Illinois for
theexpres- purpose
Of giving immcdi-
ate relief in a.
cases of private.
chronic. and urina-
Y diseases in a.
heir complicated
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Is thc o,a Lake Shore ruure. and is The ON " on
passing between hic5Eo and Evanston lake Fo
RES Ei-Gi5Ed fark aakrgan Racine, keucsl,
and Milwaukee.
Pullman Palace Prawtag Poor7 Cars
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The repairs to the hull of the ferry
boat Little Minnie have been COM
pleted, and she is lying at the waters
edge waiting to be launched. The
Assumption essayed the job Thurs
day, but desisted on account of the
strong wind blowing in shore. The
tug Reliance afterward undertook the
task, broke rope, and quit; then
the H. F. Sharp took shy at it, run
her stern end aground and sustained
a fracture of the rudder post which
required several hours work to repair.
The obdurate Little Minnie still lies
hard aground, and the Assumption
will tackle her again tomorrow morn
ing.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-04-21

Both fire companies have appointed
committees to arrange for the annual
celebrations to occur next month. A
movement is on foot to fix upon day
for general parade, and it should be
successful. Such turnout would be
more attractive than separate celebra-
lions, and the anniversaries of the two
companies occur so nearly together
that one display necessarily detracts
more or less from the interest of the
other.