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Honey.

Pitchers CnstOrin 10 II com plete substi-
tute for Castor Oh, and IL IN pleasant TO take
Ieething and irritable children. IL destroys
worms, asslmulates the food, regulates the
stomach, and cures Wind Collie. Few REM
edies are M eficacious for FeVerishness,
torla In a scientific and purely vegetable
preparation, more effective than Castor OIL,
and neither gags or gripes.
CoLUMBIA, Conn, May 3, 1876.
Messrs. j. b. Rose n Co., N. Y:
Gents. have n family OF eight children,
and have used ~ much Castoria ~ amy nam
ily In the United States, think. haze
never found anything equal to IL. My chill
dren have been saved from fever several
times by the use of Castorin. irecommend
its use for children, for many diseses they
are subject 10, IN preference to any medicine
know of. feel II my duty 20 give this GER
tificato on account OF the benefits ! have de-
rived 10y the use OF Castoria.
Very truly yours,
NORMAN =. LITTLE
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FISH AND MEATS.

CANNED-Deviled ham, q 2og 3 9 Ma sid 10
mon. 1lb g. Ij92 60; Lobsters' g "s
Cove oysters, 6Og6j; Corn peel az a. box.
SARDINE5-H box, slo VVS' w
sll T5@l5 80.
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RAILING AIIPP.

Ids, '.''' 'N''F 'Nf'
iMiNl,zlialllng lislsi Cotton, aOs2!e,
discount on large lots,
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pownMm AND AMNr.

PoWDER-Keg2 % lbs, FEE, rifle s7l5; Keg
l2R lbs, FFF, rtls, S3SS; Keg u LII, lbs, rFF,
500, Blasting, Sl.2j.
sHOr-Drop, 81 3OG23j; Buck, S2.5j92.G0.
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COMMERCIAL.
MINATUME Almanac.
EXrHANGE.
ON

The market for cash void IL dull. There Is
u air oterlug and hardly any demand, We
quote as loll We:
Selling. Buying.
Gold, .,,,,,,, From ! to tc. AT par
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LIVE STOCK MARK EFT.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.

,,,rrCIyu,NS -nar dog .......S $50
S GiitSN,, ar ddI ..,.,,..,....,. S@lO
RITTTE R-Pure HON e-made, scarce. 2O@23
SWEET POTAT OES-Per bushel'''' 3OG4V
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venting Kep0rt-FIne.c.nl.
NEW YORK, May l.--Uotton is dull. Sales

NEW YORK, May l.-Uotton isdull Sales
- bales,
Nipht-Cotton is dull and Irregular Up
lands 1919; Orleans 1920. sales Isl bales.
Consolidated net receipts q BIS bnles; ex-
ports to Great Britain 2,5i9 bales; France
595S bales continent l0,i4G bales; channel Ala
bales. o,
Net receipts !, l6O bales; gross : loo bale'.
Futures closed quiet but steady. sales
% OOO balpS
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COTTON s1AltEkET.

FOR the week ending l2m. April 20, 1878
Furnished The HERALD by d. W. Barnett
Reporter In this City for the National Cot
ton Exchange.
stock on hand September LIST, 1877 l3s
Received this weeR...".,....,,.," ~
previopSly...,, COMMONWEALTH
since Sept /, lST."."". 20,5l
-
Total. ..,....,.................,........ 29,Gs2
Shipped this week. .........,..",... 46O
q previously ......,,u...""..2S,ll9
since Sept l. lS77...""." 2S,5D
--
stock on hand ......,,.................. l,l03
METEOROLOGICAL.
Highest mperatuTe-."............"
Lowest tenn perature ........."......"..."".. -
Average temperature ~ IL m.....".......;" 100
Rainfall In inches...""...".,. ,...:,...i a.riOo
D. W. BARNETT.
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LIVERPOOL, May l.--Noon-C ,tton IL IN
mcdeIn te INJURY which is freely supplied.
WEDNESDAY. TUESDAY
,,,,,ui,, IrpIands 57Id sgd
Middling Orleans. b1si osu
sales 5000 bales; speculation ana export
600 ba'es; receipts 2!,9OO bales; American
1880 bales
iTniends, low middlinH clause May de-
livery l3.lGdj 25.32d; May 8 l3-lGd: June
and July 27-S2d; shipped April and May oy
S.iS N m.-Uplands low middling clause
Nav and June delivery 25-S2d; July ana
A"yynst ed: September and October 3l-3!d.
m.ISales include 4,ijO bales American.
EYtires dull. Uplands low midrling clause
S u and Septem Der delivery lj-l6d; De-
toneT and November l5-l6); November
snd December l5-l6d; shipped April and
May by sail j5s1.
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.,v ORLEANS. May l.--Flour quiet ana
a NE" snnarfne 60 30; Xxx "a 9jdi 90; NM
=, Ma 81; higher grades IS Os6 %; C9rn
81 toC5' a "a arm at 50d52c. Oats easier, 3o@
sIc Coffee firm; caTg es ordinary 60 PRONE cona.
ii9 ,, ~ ,ond cons mon 5hdGAc; fair totully
, foi, neiHd7c: prime to choice 7+@ohc; yeIioW
M a,ariasd sc. Molasses fair demand, mar
Ia firm: c1mmou 2Oa22c: fair 22c@S1s prime
TO choice SOai2c. Rice scarce anu hiii'' u
binary to choice Louisiana oAeo' I'm.
NEW YORK, May l.-flonr ngnV irad Hst de.
i ,o~nd. sn5erfne western and state 81 Tg
man ma unlosipS ouiet; southern flour is dnil;
SS,21 ~ fake lower; uugraded spring u y
csiied No, ISL SS1z9l 50 for No. winter reu
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GRAIN ANp SEED MARKET.

W HEAT-Choice. ................,,S | o.
Good middling .,,..,... O5
Average, ,,,,,,,,,,,,",. w
Low grades ,.........., 6OaS5
CORN-Sell rom wagon at...... l0Ni0
Shelled from stOre..,...,,, b59OO
BARLEY Ominul..........,,..,.. y0GS5
Rl E-NOminal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
OAIS-No receipts, selling al".,.... 2Sa3O
BRAN--Per cwt..., ....,.......... sO@OO
HAH-Hungnrisn very scarce and
selling from wagon Ht.,... 9MlO
SEED-Mlllet per bushel............... : %
hungarian, per bu hell, OOGl 20
AllaiIa, pei Dushel...,...,.. IL 90
Cotton, per bushel,......,,., II
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Qailg GERALD.


-..P Gulgs a u0n prnpfle'plsp l We
llsn3 'lK,uaage aud Reading looms
AmdlnaH random, England, as our uly
#'uAnNl ngrnis % Aulleit spuHgil pllnhs
aa'iSsu.cmenr' ihf p 2,as IN 'is o,,a,
VI 6pd 10 lpeFhr''''''
auinorlzad t0 purchase any ATll-
k0one w nm mo account ~ iHE lisa
DO tn6nt AN order signed ny
lhD N'''' j, H. BAHpOW,
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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH
noon ReDori-EinancIaI.

NEW YORK, April 3O.--stocks are irregular.
Money 8 per cent. Gold 81 00is Exchange
long a s6I9; short "a 81. state bouds Gull
Government bonds firm, better for some,
Evening Report-Fine.c.aI.
NEW YORK, May l.--Money easy atd@j
per cent. Sterling steady nj ga. Gold
IT ady at 81 OO9S. government bonds active.
State bonds steady.
NEW ORLEANS, May l.-Gold 81 Ol15Gl 00j4,
Sight "a premium. Sterling bank "a 80.
Cotton Market.
GALVESTON, May l.-Cotton-Recelpts
l57 bales. Exports, Great Britain - bales;
France ---- bales; continent - bales; G an
mel - bales; coastwise "a bales. Sales
- bnles. stock 23,9O7 bales.
n,liln~ to-day and Ia. marrow.
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CONN NCTIONfs.
Al TEXARKANA, with all trains ON
Louis Iron Mountain and 40, Railway 10
all points North, East ana Southeast.
Az LoNGVlEW JUNCTION aud MIN.
NICOLA, with all trains ON the International
Il. Il. for Tylor, Palestine, Houston, Galvoa'
ton and Han Antonio.
Al DALLAS, with trains OF tho Houston
and Texas Central X. II. foi Corsioana,
Mexia, Bremond, Waco, Calvert, Bryan,
HempStead, Bronham and Tor all points In
Middle aud southern Texas.
SHERMAN, with II, a 4, q, Railway,
for all nointH ON the line OF that road.
Al FORT WORTH, with stages AL
points IN western Texas,
AtSHRE vEPoRr, with Rcd River Steam-
ers for New Orleans.
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' Ssw ORLEANS, May .-Night-cotton is
COumercini.

Receipts, net, l,59i nales; gross W. oaies.
pTnorts TO Great Britain = bales; CONT
ne,,t 81 bales; coastwise 1881 bales. STOCK
1 40 IIG halpS,
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RAILROADS.
'G'IEI
TEXAS Il PACIFIC RY.

TEXAS Il PACIFIC RY.
aeEabags sNs
lgE.l;l
AND ITS CONNECTIONS FORM tux
Most lHtIt lii Quickest Lilo
IRON
ALL POINTS IN TEXAS
NJ, LOuIs, mEMPnts,
CHICAGO, NASHVILLE,
CAIHO, LOuIsyILLE,
CHATTANOOGA,
TOLEDO ATLANTA.
ALL POINTS NORTH AND EAST.
Trains Leave Dallas station as folio
I.eaye-West nouad.
Mo- l.Mail ana ExproAh..."-.,,","w" $50 nm
Leave kast Hound.
No, Mhll anu Ehpfehh..," .,,.-",,...,.,,IiaO pm
No Acoommo $3.50 am
No, | ana Daily,
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This house IL lifted up in sum ptuous style,
and eoual to the best bars in the State. Po-
lite barkeepeis and .serva uts, constantly in
attendance, 2ldom
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a fkIkssXXN VI. ID.

nHYsICIaN. SURGEON, ASD AccoIcH #
nor Difficult Obstetrics and surgery. to-eth
r. with All critical and obscure eases will receive
prompt and especial attention. Once and resi-
drucc cor Main and Chicago 81. Night bell at
aei,..ln,r el5-i
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Conscience Mon

CLARK's MILLS, Dec. 24th, 1877.
1t has been reported in New York papers
that persons who smuggled good from for
eign Countries in order to evnde custom
luties, afterwards became "conscienc,
stricken" and forwarded sums of money to
he custom house official stating that they
sometime previous had defrauded the
government by smuggling good and took
those means for getting square with
uncle Sam
A case differing somewhat occurred in
the vicinity of Clark's Mills, which is rs
follows: y young man named llenr,
Fiagg was employed rs teacher in school
district No town Of Cato, and 1t seen 8
that ere the close of the term his pupils
! became somew hat unru.y and at time s
| unmanag eable, and for those reasons d d
not learn as fast as Mr.. Fagg would Ike
/ 20 have them.
( School came to 4 close and the teacher
received his pay in full and wended hii
way homeward sadder if not wiser man
but after a time be became conscierc
stricken and he finally returned to th,
clerk of the school and told him Henri,
Flagg) he had not done his duty toward
he school and that he was desirous Of re
funding some Of his wages, and he here
With handed the clerk forty dollars an
then took his departure ms e thought i
) oeace but alas he was doomed to dsap
p1intment for bis conscience again smot
lin and he again placed himself in presenc
! f the clerk and told him another story {
nis woes, AMI before h left forked owe
> tx dollars more, making forty-six dollar
1 all, which | consider in thes
. nard times quite an item for scioo.mast
. ar or Schoolnam either.
s DIED-At Clark's Mills, Dec. 25tl
T 1877. Mrs. Bernard Murphy at the ae
# seventy years; she was a hard workln
| industrious woman respected toy all vi
knew her, and leaves q husband and on
son to mourn her lCss.
d MARRIED-At Clark's Mills, Dec. 2lt
e John Mcenliy Esq. and Miss Catheril
q Conrey all Ct Clark's Mills. a wedding ar
funeral at Clark's Mills on the same da
.such is life" A REFoRNEg.
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LIVE AGENTS WANTED

TO sell Dr.. Chase's Recipes; or Iuforma-
tion for Everybody, in every county il the
United States and CanaG.S. Enlarged by
the publisher to GIS pages. 1t contains over
COCO household recipes, and is suited TO all
classes and conditions of society. a
wonderful book, and household necessity.
1t sells at sight. Greatest inducements ever
offered to book agents. Sample copies sent
by mail, Postpaid, for $500. Exclusive
territory given. Agents more than double
their money. Address DR.. Chase's Steam
Printing house, Ann Arbor, Michigan.
l00T-l3w
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Tie last Celebrity at Home" in the
London world is Professor Jowett, Master
f Blliol College at Oxford, and the
-ketch is quite interesting, as may be in
ferred form a single extract: "The
Master of Ballots Sunday dinner parties
are famous far beyond the college precincts.
Either round the daner table, or else in
the drawing room when dinner is done, al
hat is most notable in Oxford society is
asked to meet the eminent strangers from
George Eliot, Mr.. Robert Browning,
dr A fired Tenryson, MIR. Matthew Arm
Oh, are some CT the more distinguished Of
he company visible on euch occasions.
| Nor is it aristoc~rcy of intellect which is
,lone represented. Men and women IL
,retrious for their station as well as for
their achievements are there-men born to
| large estates and influence, hereditary
senators who titles signelize them as tie
! lords of parties; women brilliant in thu
| world Of fashion. Mixed with these ar,
| youthful students whom Mr. Jowett i:
desirous to encourage or exhibit, rising
5lons, possible professors Of the future
{. is a company more noticeable than an
other which couli be found out of London
md which could be found out of Londoi
tnly IN the house Of the Master of Bale
oxford. The study library is spaciou
apartment covered with book shelves. Tn
tables are strewn with papers and Cred
texts. There are few pictures On tn
wall, whose subjects are religious rattle
thsn classical. Above the mantel-p ec
is suspended supero photograph cf tn
. Last Supper and the line engrayings ar
/ copies of Raphael's cartoons. Mr.. Jowet
, may be said to create his own sgcretariei
The youth whom he at resen employs j
that capacity is the sonof bis butle
Knight; his rofessor was the son OF tt
I college porter. Both were educated I
sucb pitch by the Regius Professor (
t Greek that hey were aole to attend h
lectures on Thucydides.
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VA e. MOTT. Nj ..

DliYNICIAN ND 81 EGEDN, h0- permanent-
! M located 1T caro-, Ohio and residence in hrst
dwelling west of joan kjllcn~ store, where all
prair- .onul calls viii be promptly attended.
Lr-LLIn-
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\ EN LIQUOR STORE.
l.. POPPER,

Wholesale dealer IL
WINES,
LIQUORS,
. VINEGAR
AO GIG AR s.
WHITES BLOCK. SOUTH SIDE,
Opposite SChHcttcs StoreA
ManitOwoC, wis.
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St. Paul's VI. L. Church Lecture Course
The fourth entertainment the St. Panl's
VI. f. Church Lecture Course will be given
rrnW ednesday night Jan. by Prof Bristal,
IF Milwaukee. The professor comes to Us
With the best testimonials of his fine abil
ity as a rublic reader This entertain
'nent will not be inferior to any that his
ever been gwen in this city.
No one should fail to avail themselve.
If the opportunity of enjoying this rare
and rect treat.
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A STRANGE NuTE.-At a Congressional
Council in North Adams, Mass, last Tues
day, to install Rev I. I. Munger, ex Presi
dent Hopkins, of williams College presided,
and the candidate read an elaborate state
ment of his religious belief, saying :hn. he
vas uncertain as to the existence of eternal
punishment. Ex-President Hopkins and
President Porter, of Yale College, were
both warmly in the candidates favor, and
the vote to install him was unanimous
although few members of the council re
Trained from voting.
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The logic OF the ChWchmaIs is unique
A joint committee of Baptists, Methodist
and Congrega tionalists in Boston have
come together to advise as to the starting
of new churches in fields already occupied
so that one shall not intrude upon ground
ilready held by another, and also to pro
mote the the consolidation Of those already
existing, where there is not strengi b
enough for the support CT them all. The
proposition is suggestive to the Chmchm7H
ia many ways, but especially so us afford
ing an evidence that the denominations
are beginning to estim,te properly how
little is the necessity for their existence.
The next step will be, or at least, 80 our con
temporary suggests, to recognize the
fact that "the same field is the world, not
a village merely, and then the conclusion
will be satisfactory and altogether right in
the sight of God and man. If it is pro
per to sink the little differences that are
now dividing English speaking Christen-
iom because it is burden to sustain them,
then they are not worth sustaining and il
shey need not be sustained they should
not be, for they are tremendous evils.
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The following are statistics of the South
err German conference which met at
Houston, Texas, Nov. %, Bishop Foster
president Practitioners, l6l; members,
924; local preachers, II churches, %;
probable value, $50, 625; parsoneges, Is.
valued at $1,000; Sabbath-schools, 80:
officers and teachers, los, schools, l,0ll:
collected for Missionary society SS,456.
The increase in membership in full con.
nection is l24; in probations there is an
increase of 1892 o. Statistics.
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The new County Judge, Hon. Michael
Kirwan, was duly installed January lsr'
lie will undoubtedly bring more ability and
strict attention to his duties than any OF
his Predecessors. His off ice is now berg
moved up stairs in the building above the
City Council rooms.
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Notice.

Is hereby given that a note tamt. $50 secured
bv mortgage dated April %, 1873 executed by
Jacob Williams in favor of Joseph Newman,
was lost by said Neuman on or about the 10Th day
OF December. 1871
The finder of said note is hereby respectfully
requested 10 return same TO said Joseph Ncnmau
FOR which he will he honorahly rewarded: ana NE
said Jacob Williams i also hereby notified that
the said note was not transferred nor assigned by
me Io any person and that he will refrain from
paying the same 10 any one else unless
otherwise ordered By me
Dated at Nanitowoc, this 3ist day of DC. 1NI..
Il-3w 10 EPH \ENNAS.
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By the death of Cardinal Capalti the
number of cardinals is reduced to sixty
one, of whom thirty five are Italians and
twenty-sl1 foreigners. These foreign card
inals are made up of nine French, four Span
ish, four Austrian, two English, one Ameri
can, one Portuguese, one Dutch, one Ger
man, one Belgian and one Irish cardinal.
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II. Mann has presented the fire depart
mcnt of Manitowoc a draft for 800, n
an acknowledgement of services rendered
at Fridays fire. The boys of the fire de-
partment here received q gratuitous gift Of
$50 for their brave and energetic efforts
t. quench the flames. - Chronicle.
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Council Proceedings

December 9th, 1877.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
Roll call, quorum present. The reading
the minutes OF last meeting was on mo-
ton dispensed with.
a petition Of T. NCclchert complain
ing about the Assessment was referred to
the Committee Oh Assessment and Finance.
Accounts were referred to Committees
=; Is 70 lows:
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The following bills were reported back
md on recommendation allowed in full
Caru-. rent from May /, 1877 to MAJ

The Committee on Public Improvement
report back the account of III. Greve for
repairing engine hoLse, amounting to
5 81 90, with recommendation to allow
Sl54, and disailow $50, for shinglin.g
Notion to adopt the report of said Com
mittee was lest, and on mot on the account
vas allowed in full:
Account of F. ". Borcherlt and others
WIS returned for correction.
The bills Of Malinofsky were reT orted
back with no recommendation, and re-
| felred to the Poor Commiss oners.
| The Committee on Assessment and
! Finance make the following report on
| petition of Fred. Shultz:
Your Committee on Assessment and
| Finance would respect 'uiIy report that
! they have carefully examined tue petition
vt Fred. Schultz, and find that the house
IF the petitioner was assessed $3.50 tot
high We would therefore recommend
that the SUN of 1915 be refunded said
Fred Schultz, and that an order for the
m unit be issued in his favor.
Repart adopted.
Communication Of the City Attorney q
Illegal taxes returned by the county wa
-ercrred to the Committee on Assessment
md Finance.
Report of the City Clerk on Ordinance
was referred to the Committee on Ordir
ances.
Resolution by Aid. Gelt Ike:
Reolred, That, the time for the colleC
ton of taxes at 2 per cent. e and sam
is hereby extended until the 18th day {
/. January, 1873; AMI that the Mayor AM
Clerk be inst ucted to extend the warran
If the CITY Treasurer for Is DAYS from til
time the same runs out. and the Clerk
nereb- directed to notify the said treasure
Of this resolution.
Adopted.
Aid. Wits offered the following:
Resolred. That the City Clerk is heret
instructed TO offer for sale Badger az
To.ent Engines, AMI Rose carts, and tt
bucket wagon and buckets, by advertiser
in the official papers of the city.
Resolution adopted.
Resolution 70 appropriate 500 for Il
Fire Department as an acknowledges
for his services was lost.
On motion Boar adjourned to Monda
the 10Th day of January, 1878, at 1870
m. a A. NJ. EICHTER, City Clerk.
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FOR SALE,

MANIrowoC Wis. January ID 1878
Two hand fire engines, two hand hose
carts and one bucket wagon with buck
cts. Corporations or any other parties
desiring to buy are requested to apply
for information to
4. NJ. Richter
City Clerk.
By order of the board OF Alderman
OF the City or Manitowoc, Wis.
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ANOTHER BLAZE.
The Deyonring Element Takes Another
Bite at the Mammoth Wooden
ware Factory at this
place.

1t Proves to be a Small Bite, However.
Owing to the Splendid Work OF our
Village Fire Department, the Ener-
getic Cooperation of onr Citizens. anu
the Timely Arrival OF Steamer from
Manit0WOc
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Theyoung gentlemen of the city have been
buslly engaged IN learning how to get IN
and out OF a parlor without falling over
footstools, ottomans, and other nick nacks
that beset the high way of pariors and
make life a burden to the uuinitiated on
New Years day. We hope young ladies
were considerable and moved things out
of the way as much as possible.
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Jacob Lenz, York st. between 9Th and
Sth, has on hand the largest stock of furni-
ture in the city, which he is selling VERY
CHAP. Those DESTROYS Of purchasing
anything in his lac will find it to their ad-
vantage to call on him. Go and see for
yourselves. l0-Sw
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HOTELS.
vsSDIssE. ROUSE.

n WI%pIATE. Proprietor. York street.
yNUIS first. class House IL IN excellent condition
| and the Proprietor j. confident that he can eve
prrtr,t satisfaction To The travelling suNIC. bu'
an ,I,.vs he ready 10 take travellers fo and iron
the boats \ coop LIVERY sTABLE Is kept III con
W, ,,,, y,itI Inc Uause "
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-01-03

Tie regular runaway occurred on ssl'
street on Friday, pair of black ponei7
leaving their load az the corner OF Park
street, and running down the sidewalk
into town.