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HANDSOME dress gcods. eolored silks, black
SINS; coored and black trimming velvets; col
ored and black satin only 81 a ward: coiored
SINS, every color and every shade; colored silks
from '5c. TO so; black silks from 75c to So;
our u Is and 81 so black silks are special bar
gains. Carriers, al Market space9 Cloaks,
cloaks, eloaks, trimmed with silk; cloaks
trimmed with velvet; cloaks from IS TO S35:
orocne shawls, very large assortment; piano
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HANDSOME DRESS GOODS.

Pure SIk and Wool DRESS GOODS, wide double
Beautiful Silk and Wool DRESS GOODS reanced
to 80 cents
CGLORED CASHMERES, pure wool vide doubIe
width, reduced 10 so BLACK CASHMERES, pure
wool 30, 90, 70. 81 81 f
BLACK SILKS, COIORED SILKS. CHECKED
SILKS, STRIPED SILhS
Black Silks from 81 TO 50: Colored Silks from rs
to our ST. 81 Is and 81 so Black Silks are spe
cia1 bargains. CIV
CARRIERS, III Market Stace.
PIANO COVERS, finest quality Handsomely en-
Droidered with silk, from s. to Sl5
TABLE COVERS, finest quality, handsomely en-
broidered with silk oA4
SobboAhS large I, assortment, from s. 10 s36
SIS to Sh6. ~ ''' A'eii'' iiOn4
nov23-tr CARRIERS. III Market Spoce,
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THE COOK DIVORCE CAsE.-Yesterday in the
Equity Court, in the Cook divorce case Pro-
lessor Cook filed petition in which he states
That he IS unable to pay the alimony. and asks
leave TO take testimony in support OF his cross
Dill without paying further alflnOny The mo-
zion will be argued on Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-06

THERE Is NOTHING that adds more to the ap-
Pearance of youth or boy than a stylish and
heat-nttlDg suit OF clothes. B. Robinson & Co..
az tie boys clothing house, 500 Pennsylvania
avenue. have an endless stock 10 select from, at
very reasonable prices.
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THE CHEAP CASH STORE,

THE CHEAP CASH STORE.
s,S "il..r'lHNa NNt.on. .---..s-.---...- ~
AndrosctSs,ln Cotton.
SlNenusu ard Cotton. ...............
Feati;iinl Dress Goods ........... worth l2L.r
Black Sill. - ~ Ok 10 al Ia
~. " ..---.-----..-----...-.. y. I'D do %
Black and toiored Cashmere cheap
One case Wool Blankets ... 80 do xno
Full line of Shawls. Flannel, CloLh Cashmere Wa
terlroof and CloakiRR, Table Linen, Towels and
MAJ klIs, Comforts Spreads and Shaeing Curfa,r,
Lace Excellent 3button Kid Gloves; every pair
guaranteed, at 81. LUTTRELL 4 WINE
EoN&S6 1880 Peaad. ace.
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HOLIDAY BOOKS. games, prayer books, Nj
.GLs & villains, co 1th street,
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Al AL n OR wide double-widtn pure silk and
49, deilch hoEeitle, handsome dress goods)
49,; ;Stu 20 - beautiful dress goods silk and
Noel fedqced 10 g., 81. 81; e0Iored cashmereS
pa pure "eGl only %, black gashmeres pure wool
~ - - - CaT.Si : 81 Market space. pure
proof cloth. pure wool s.; cloth FOR bows, wear
pure wool. 80; cloaks. clOakS, cloaks yrtmmnd;
with SIN; cloaAS, trimmed with velvet; cio1Js
fToEl s. 10 S35.-Adrf.
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HOUsEFURNIsnING .sOODs.

We invite special attention Of purchasers N our
Iuu and complete stock of HOUSFFURNISHTSG
S sro %hch we have Just receiyed and which We
Axnlnster, Moquette, Wilton Pody Brussels
aaIertry BRUSSELS and Ingram CARPETS, in ali the
new cesiens; Russ, Mats and Floor Drussets in
Sreat variety Raw Silks. Jutes Frefch and Enyiish
Gretoiiles; Trlnged Jute CuYtair- -orn-tiin. ,,.-
Lice Curtains IN all grades and sfyiss Ae"
An lasHcton OF our stock is solicited.
E0OE BRO. & Co,
sep71y 1898 Fsf near E,,,,.+ por..
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How TO ESCAPE THE FINE-In the Police
-. "a, ,vr heeping q dog without tag
ard being sworn in his own defense, he said he
lad the dog dead in his wagon al the door,
Officer Berkely went TO the door and found the
deg was dead, and so reported TO the court, who
dismissed the case, remarking that perhaps the
proper entry would be death OF defendant
suggested
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-06

PHOTOGRAPHY can give US only the images of
the flowers but In Murray 4: LdHmaRs Florida
Water, chemistry has preserved their aromatic
essence. 1t is literally the bottled breath of the
most fragrant products Of the richest floral re-
zion in the world
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-06

CHARLES H. BOWEN has Removed his Once
u and Residence to northwest corner 9Th street
and Massachusetts avenue W., lover Berlln's drug
store entrance on 9th st. dec4-E
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EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.
SN FINE DRESS SHIRTS

ok FINE DRESS SHIRTS
- MADE 70 order, of Wamsutta Muslin and Rxtra
NE L1lio1 nbgosoms, Tor 81 so; ready TO put on
most elegant manner for 80 25 ~ s4e
CUR MYSTERY" SHIRT, unfinished NJ 76 cts
made OF Wamsutta Muslin and Extra fine Gi.a,,,
BOSOM Is the cheapest Shirt in the world
O9f Mystery" Shirt at 20 cts, unfinished fs A
good as any 81 Shirt in the market 90 80
Uur Mystery" Shirt is retailed at Fscforv
WHOLESALE prices and Six of them is o nice Christ
The GREAT SOUTHERN SHIRT. OPEN r,oxr
terry" "' lne hss-
.. OR 81 shirt, ready to put on. has been reduced
70 90 CTS, and is worth double the money buf We
are compelled to Reduce Stock al oIr Farforv Tn
Baltlnlcre as We are about to build large sdditiou
tnereio, ana desire to carry less Stock whilst the
ncy5tr MEGfNNJSS, rn0a X ..~.
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FRANKLIN HALL, corner Ca and C SITS. NV.
u having been thoroughly resaedeled, is now for
rent at very reasonable terms The best hal In the
j. III. RICHARDS,
oct26eo3m 6Sl D ST., or call on Janitor at Hall.
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THE WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT So
CITY ne. -eSterday in the Judge advocate gen
erals Ohice; rrese.,;, W. w. COrcoran. esq
presiding, Dr. J. b. Blake, Secretary, Admiral
Powell Ten. Dunn. DR.. Daniel Is. Clarke, and
Ron VI King. Mr.. COTCoran stated thai tnert-
rad not been meeting Of The joint commission
since the adoption Of the resolution ia relation
o COZ. Casey by The society. lie would Iay IL
eelcfe the commission on saturday next. y
private letter TO M COTcoran from W. ~ story.
we sculptor, was read, suggesting modifca-
tlOh OF the plan OF The monument, but 10 action
was taken IN the matter
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" YoU WISE 70 rent your property call at the
Gff.ce II b. ii. Warner, SO ST. NV.
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ONE CASE OF CALICOES, 4Hc yard
~ Ghe case OF Callcoes, remnants. 25c pound
CasEmeres, from Csc. to 81 yari
Dress Goods, 12H, Is, Is and SO. ward
tuiHlne OF Bar kets and Comforts from N 2s NJ,
NINE. Demcrasts reliable PATTERSS ~f'
jos. ID. BAILEY,
oc1Ie-u Cor. SV and II sfs s,r
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WANTED-To RENT OR LEAsE.By reliable
w and responsible Tenant, FARM in Maryland,
within five miles of Washington; must have GOOD
buildings and running water; grass land preferred;
security given If desired. Address 9O5 Louisiana
ave., Warrington, DC. dec0eo2W
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CRIMINAL C0URroJud9e Kylte.
To-day, the trial Of the case or Charles s.
Jones-aetton to recover balance on a pay
masters Accountants resumed, and occupied
the entire day.
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issued by Inspector EntwfSle:-Edward Med
der, Construct three twO-stOry brick dwellings.
Plefce St, between 18th and 18th SITS: IS 6(O
louis Schade. repair brick. SIC 10th ST. n ". ::
$3.50. VIM. Humphrey, construct six two-stnry
ollck dwellings, Pierce, between 18th and 18th
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tAsHAERES, tASHhERES.-All-WOOl French
black cashIneres. sic. Soc 6a,r 6,r ;n,. ~. .
Soiored caShmeres, all the leading cOlors, from
20 cents; cloaks- clOaks. all the latest StylaS
-, s. yard; 200 different styles OF fancy dress
goods, all reduced TO 1917. Is, ~ and y: SILK
laced Inohairs, black, reduced 10 - cents: an
WOOL red tWllled medcated flannelS D. 81 =.
cents; Nottingham curtain lace, from 2lc Sic
Stc. Gee Sc; ladies' and gents untierwea ar
"oOi, 50 cents up. Towson's. dry goods and
carpets CSC Pa. avenue, south side. near 7th
stIeet.-AIri.
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AN EX-lIEUTENANT ARREsTED-This after
noon James II. Written, who, il VIII be remern-
bered, While lieutenant of L. $. artillery, was
arrested. convicted and sentenced TO the peni-
tenllary for one year for false pre- enceS, in
drawing his pay twice and who was subse-
qGently paIdoned, was arrested again, under
morning TO draw money on an alleged false
voucher from Paymaster Vineyard, but was rec
OgnEed by messenger as Written. and Officer
fiineine was called In and took him 10 the cen
trail station.
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nR. JOHN LORD,

Il W. IlDRU,
- AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Sixth Lecture in the course of Twelve
WILLIAM OF WYKEHaM GOTHIC ARCHIrECTTGE.
FRIDAY. December o. 3 80 p. u.
Organ Concert by PRoF. BISCRoFF.
Admission so cts Tickets for the course, 81: re
served seats 81 extra Mhi:akers bookstore de5 q
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I AIDES, FAIR AND FESTIVAL,


81; JOHNS p CHURCH, Georgetown, ID. @.
VIII be held IN the Sunday School Rooms, corner OF
"a and potomac streets, on WEDNESDAY, THURS
DAY and FRIDAY. the 4th 9Th and 9th inst AT 4
O'Clock pm. Admission 10 Giants decd e.
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DC CHEESES At the INTFRE ,TIOyaI. n ,rRv
FAiR.-Mr. r. X. Ward. the dai!yman OF This
city. writing from the International Dairy Fair
~ New FORK. says There is a cheese here
thdI weighs one ton: also TWO PYRAMIDS Of
cheese - feet high. and on top Of one OF them i,
standing Iull grown Aldorney COW. The Eag-
llsA mouse OF Ashton d Co. Is wen represented
Ihty have pyramid OF salt that weighs ninet +
IONS. have examined a sample OF butter from
queen NicS private rOy a. dairy. but think Tom
tiume equally as good Your humble servant
las got the foreigners by the heck in his 0ar-
jlcuiar line-the refrigerdting milk can-and a
'front.' seat among the Americans. having sure.
fhng Tor Washington city Oh thu. lrst prize for
dairy utensils OF The world
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.orreTIv1 STlTE LOTTER1

,sS3VFISIINI STATE IUII EHI,o
Extraordinary Drawing DECEMBER III, 1918.
1l,2T9 Prizes, amounting to &322.5 900
Tickets, $40; Halves, IS; Fifths, 81; Tenths, 81
EENTVCEY STATE LOTTERY.
Drawing DECEMBER oath. Whole Tickets 81
Fer tickets and full information Of above, address
J. DUFF Il CO. EsNzEEs,
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ADJUSTMENTS
National. MeCa,,omoA's Be.e,

Tie Play Of Hamlet has a prophet.c truth whi,i,
is above tina; Of hs:ory."-Ha.5f'f -
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CIRCUIT IOCRT-JUdqe Carter.
To-day, Babe agt, Morse-ej ectment-non suit.
n L. Market Co. agt. keil; on trial.
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pROSPETTTS

for on illustrated historical atlas of Manito-
voc county, designed for the use of county
and township officers, conveyancers, insu'
rance agents, real estate dealers, merchants,
farmers and teachers.
If sustained by a reasonably liberal pat
ronage, the undersigned propose to compile
and publish full and complete atlas of this
county, az follows:
The atlas viii have each congressional
township on a scale Of two inches to the
mile; ranges and sections, with numbers;
civil or municipal townships; maps of each
city ana village, showing lots, blocks, num-
bers, streets, &C.; all fractional, survey and
water lois, with number and contents; the
location of cities, towns, villages enc post
Offices, With their names; roads, railroads,
streams, lakes, churches, schools, shops,
mills, stores &c.
An oltline map Of the county; sees
tional map OF the state; the size and shape
Of farmf, the owners names, and the num-
Der of a,res they contain, with location Of
residence,
Also post Office directory of the state;
popula ton of the state by towns and warda,
with territorial history Of the state.
The history of the county; history Of
, each town and city; business directory o
patrons, interest tables: table of wages
J miscellaneous tables; rates of postage
! abstracts and assessments; county officers
D court ulcers. views, &c.
0 Th. name, post Office address, business
0 and dite Of settlement in the county c
0 patrons, &c, &c.
O. Tie atlas will be clearly engraved an
printed, handsomely colnred and substaI
r. italy bound Owing to the great expen'
- and immense AMOUNT Of detail necessary
:, rreparing a work of such magnitude. It
Publishers respectfully solicit not ONLY It
IT patronage, bat the assistance OF every eli
xgn. NASH s. MORGAN,
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From the report of the Superintendent o
| Public instruction for 1877 we have col
lated the following facts.
The whole number of teachers required
in the public schools is 6,57l, which is las
| more than the previous year. The whole
number employed was 1858 or 1928 more
Than the preceding year. The average
monthly wages of male teachers not includ
ing the independent cities is $4O.48: Of
female teachers s26.35. The average
monthly wages of male teachers having de-
creased sl.57, of female teachers 81 cents.
10 the independent cities the average
annual wages for male teachers is Sl,0o2
for female teachers $3.50 80. An increase
in the wages of male teachers of $3l, de-
crease in the wages Of female teachers of
SI3.4T. The whole number of certificates
issued was 1876 or 742 more than the year
previous.
When we consider that the average
monthly wages of teachers not engaged 10
independent cities i, raised by having the
wages Of the teachers employed in such
cities as Manitowoc, still working under the
district system, included in the general
average we must admit that the teachers in
the country schools of this state are en-
ployed Mt salaries greatly inadequate to the
I Ska 1,,rfo
incumbent on them to j schargs.
The gradual reduction in the wages OF
teachers is something to be deplored At
20 time were salaries in excess Of the labor
performed and the decrease must have
tendency to draw the attention of those now
engaged in the profession to some more la
crative and less labori0us pursuit. The
want of permiDency in the teacher pro-
fessron and the general disagreeable features
which are ever attendant upon its duties
should insure the teacher a higher rate of
wages than his mere services as instructor
are worth. Still the economic principle of
supply and demand rules here as in all
branches Of productive industry and the re
port of the superintendent shows that while
6.57l teachers are required, 1855 are ern,
ployed; aud that while l49 more teachers
were needed in ~ than in '76, 1888 more
were employed in the former than 10 the
latter year. But the state by reducing the
school fund aids in reducing the salary of
teachers. While there is a decided increase
in the fund provided for the university, for
the agricultural college and normal schools,
the school fund for the year II has been
reduced 500 .437.
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PERSONAL.

Mrs Henry Baetz of Milwaukee. was
visiting friends in this city, this week.
Mccarthy, short step of the Manitowocs,
plays % base for the Clevelands this year
Fred Swenson, county supervisor from
Eaton made US call on Tuesday.
Ed. Borcherdt put on an enormous neck.
tie yesterday morning and set out for Chi
cago.
District Attorney Schmitz has been en-
larging his law library considerably. lie
has added some 20 volumes within the last
week.
Hon. Thos Thornton made US a pleasan;
call lasr Thursday. We are under obi
cations 30 bin foE copy ef the state geol-
cgy and maps
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ManitOwoc. krril g 1879

hahIio"oc, Arrll :, 1873.
The board was called to order by the
Mayor elect, John schuette, who before the
Mayor, A. D. Jones, took the oath of Office.
Tho following aldermen appeared and
subscribed and fled their oath. of Office:
Ernst Wagner, Herman Martens, Fred.
Pdutz, IL Schweitz.r, Geo. Cooper, A.
ProchaZSa and Sam Hall.
A Whitman was appointed clerk pro
tenn.
The treasurer's bond elect was fixed ut
one hundr>d thousand dollars.
The Mayor appointed the following poor
committee for the ensuing year,E. Wagner,
P. Johnston, Geo. Cooper and Geo. Pan
kratz-
On motion board adjourned for one week
to mest again April Is, 1873.
A. WIrTH.SN, Clerk pro tenn.
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A man named Lanelois was murdered c

A man named Langlois was murdered on
Thursday last near Green Bay. A saloon
keeper named Leugell was arrested on sus-
picion, the murdered mans lat being found
near his saloon and with it a stick having
blood and gray hair adhering to it. Hav-
ing murdered Lang,ols near the saloon it 10
supposed Lengell removed the body,a wagon
on the premises showing signs that il was
used for that purpose.
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The propeller Missouri attempted to enter
our hsr5or last Saturday while heavily load
ed, but was forced to abandon the atseppt
On account of insuficiency Of water. The
Missouri is to run between Chicago and
Sarnis and it was arranged that she was to
call at cur port to take on Wood alld freight,
but her inability to enter the harber when
heavily laden will of course pecessitate q
iifferen. arrangement.
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We noticed the Schooner Espindola uD-
loading cargo of land plaster yesterday
On enquiring we learned that the cargo
was for Villas & Barnes, and was shipped
direct from the plaster mills at Grand Rap
ids, Mich The plaster is of q very superior
quality, and we understand they are selling
it at a very low figure.
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The Cascade correspondent Of the Che
boyg,n Times gives an account oe an
attempt to murder Catholic priest of that
village. A shot was fired through the
window of the room usually occupied by
the Clergyman. There were two gentlemen
from Mauitovoc county present at the tine,
hu. fortunately all csc ped unhurt, The
clergyman whose life was attempted vas
iStwsIy ssAssvhssh q. Msews.
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A cheese factory in the town of Newton
near Mann's Landing, has been recently
erected. We understand it is abou. ready
to begin the manufacture of cheess. 1t Is
bat quite recent that attention has been
given to this lucrative branch Of industry
and the number of factories that have .pru1 9
up in various parts of the county show that
the people begin to realize its impor lance.
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Local and Personal.

Linen coats and straw hats soon.
The city schools began the summer term
on Monday.
Frank Manseau is the latest accession to
the Old Plug Club
The tug Willie Richards sustained some
injuries last week
Take down the shovel and the hoe,
gardening is al hand.
"Pnrcbsnce" may be a word in good
standing in some foreign language.
For miserable pipes and execrahle tobac
CO 20 70 the County Judges Office.
The brsaking waves dashed high on our
mild and sand airs coast this week.
The wagon shop of Mr.. Hanson is beng
rapidly pushed on toward completion.
"a passive but aggressive" organization
has been hitherto a nondesoript affair.
The storm signal is as faithful to its post
a. C.sabianca was TO the stormy deck
An impromptu duel was fought at East
vile, Va, last week. and resulted fatally to
both parties.
"yoting or what not" is very compre-
hsnsive expression. A little misty"
though.
Farmers are watching events in Europe
quite closely, and holding their wheat in
anticipation Of a war.
CanuSd goods are very low, examine
prices anu goods, please.
PLUMB d NELSON.
The remarkably early spring of this year
will insure bountiful harvest unless un-
favorable weather prevents.
The Milwaukee schools are -endinS speci'
mems of the various works Of their pupils
80 che Paris exposition.
Mich Mahoney's. store is to be used as
an auction room by Field Letter u 70.
Of Chicago.
We were not aware that we headed our
paper Temple of Honor but cur critic Is
authority on that point.
The session OF the circuit court IN She
boygan the present week, has th'nned out
the lawyers in the city somewhat
The question of woman suffrage came
IN in the Massachusetts legislature and
was killed by vote of 10 TO Is.
OUFRY:-"Whv will men smoke com
mon tobacco, when they can buy Mar5urg
Bros. ",Seal of North Carolina" at the
same price?"
A complete stock of Ladies embroidered
underwear just received at
j. ScHUErTE Bros.
A "peace proceeding from the town OF
Maple Grove occupied the attention of the
county court a considerable portion of las
week
The Manitowoc Chamber of Commerce
IN. been moved TO make room for new
store which is being erected for BishofF i
Bry
Men reclaimed (from) desolate home
made happy, and (from) sad hearts mad
glad" is sight which should make angel
weep.
We are glad TO receive worthless com
nunications il parties will only write o
one side OF the page as We can use the oti
sr for writing locals.
The superintendent of schools has com
pletsd his lsborious task of marking exam
nation papers and the suspense of mar
teachers is thereby ended.
The delinquent tax list published in ii
i.sue OF the Prior is an item of interest
those VINO do not think that sufficient I
the day is the evil thereof.
The undersigned respectfully requests
who are indebted to him for Justice fees
settle the ssme, as bis term of oF.ce as j.
lice Of the peace will soon expire.
JoRS O'HARA
sVe have the genuine Erie canu
nnp1es asd they are much bette. s
cheaper than suJ green fruit now
uhrhh Ptpsy = NtLs6s.
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The Milwaukee papers publish an address
to President Hayes with large number of
names of republicans of Milwaukee, apr
pended assuring him that IIowe's speech
does not reflect their sentiments. The all
dress assures the president of the sympathy
of the signers, and condemns Howe's speech
AZ nnwi.e and uncallsd for.
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The Moffett beil-punch is not proving MI
that fancy painted it, in the old Dominion.
Dishonest barkeepers manage by adroit
contrivances to avoid the registration Of
drinks. The sound Of the gong il not al
ways an assurance that the drink is regis
tered and topers are quite willing to connive
at the fraud
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Bertschy's steam Touring mill in Sheboy-
gan was destroyed by fire on Saturday night.
The entire loss is estimated at $40 900, in
eured for about one-half There WAS a
large quantity of -four and 1000 bushels Of
wheat stored in the mill at the time. Moth
ing was saved.
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Ryder has a conundrum which that ip-
imitable wit E. G Halock gave birth to,
Ryder is getting all the cigars be can con-
sumo, and be has a wonderful capacity in
that line, bv means of the conundrum. Let
al give him a wide berth.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-04-11

And try and preserve the same "Garb
OF morality" in the same silent method of
disinterested labor that we have pursued
from the beginning" The nomenclature
of meteorology fails to furnish a term des.
criptive Of that remarkable utterance.