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Howa Check Was Cashed.
fChicago Timss.I

lOnlcago l1mes.I
1t wouldn't do for some Of the de.
faulting bank cashiers to live ont in
Kansas City,, Mo. There is a police
man out there known as Long John
He belongs to one Of the Oldest and
most respectable families, but he was 9
very wayward youths and got away with
bis share of the estate early ID life.b Then
with commendable pluck be got on the
force, Strengthened up, and has been 8
faithful and temperate man ever since
As often as he drew his pay he went ia
8, certain bank and deposited whatever
he could save. He continued this fru
gal way Of living until he had saved
about $500. Not long ago, when ons
Of the solid institutions of the Chicago
of the West went down, and the "Boss
es'' of the institution we're "regretting'
in tears to- their penniless depositors
Long John walked up the President and
said; "Look here, when ] was a ,wilG
boy you used to talk to ME about saving
money. You told me. to follow you
example. When / run through my par
Of, The estate you got me on the polio,
force. You told me to put what money
could in the bank. I did it. worked
hard as Niger, and saved all / could
Now ! am as poor as when ] commenced
And you have nothing, you say, to pay
me. ! want my moneys = 9 7ah~ 80
The great bankrupt banker placed biz
hands on Long Johns shoulders ant
spoke to him sadly ssMy boy, this is /,
great tribulation. I have lost every thins
and l can not"- = b2'9i','' 80
Long John took the hand OF the ban
ker from his shoulder and said /: 81 dom
want any crocodile tears from you. iEv
cry cent put in yonr hand worked
for like niger, and you know it.
would sooner be dead than lose IT, Now
ii you don't pay me that money, I vii
blow your brains out here on the spot.
And he placed revolver against th
bankers head. So AaiIsbgeg .sso1oi .eii
In ten minutes Long John had hi
500 and the great penniless banker wa
begging him MOTTO give him away Jest tn
example might be repeated. 1t will d.
to try in Chicago. .hoi1sq 10 Gays iaia9g
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ii. Mrs. Dobbs is troubled with dyspepsia
and has had dreams. One morning al
breakfast she was complaining, and de
scribed her symptoms to her sympathiz
! ing husband: II was all the time climb
ing up, up, up hill, every little while
stopping to rest, and then up, up, up!-
Oh, / was so tired. The fact is, / had
the real nightmare" any DEAR" sale
the afectionate husband in reply. "why
then, didn't you get on and ride''
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E%There was touching little scene
on one of our streets yesterday. A kind.
hearted lady was going to see sick
friend when she heard her name called
Turning, she saw slender girl dressed
in mourning advancing toward her. AS
the child came nearer the lady recogniz
ed in her the daughter OF neighbol
who, had died the day before near the
city. The little girl threw her arms abou,
the lady, and sobbing, cried : i,..it,i.,,
"You aren't afraid Of me, are you p
"No, my DEAR" was the soothing re
ply. ~ "r'aa Z" -
Everybody else is," said the poo
child. "They won't come near me be
cause papa died Of the fever,a we wer'
with him. and mamma" '.'1 4eq -
The little girls heart was stung by tn,
chilling repulsion which came to her il
SO deep sorrow.-M Memphis Aoalanche
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DENTISTRY!

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E~An eminent Judge Of New York
City has expressed the opinion that much
of the crime in that place is due to the
reading Of the fashy and sensational
weekly story papers published there
They teach totally wrong ideas Of life,
and foster desires that are antagonistic
to every principle of rational living, and
by leading the youth OF :he land to the
contemplation Of brilliant achievements
! of pirates, robbers and other criminal
heroes, easily teach them to- disregard
the advice of parents and teachers
There are upwsrd of twenty-five of these
publications, with circulation of about
four hundred Thousand copies, In New
York City, not including dime novels
song. books. etc. The evil influence o
these publications is enormous. bsla
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/. 1t was, the voice Of the flower of the
family from the top stair: "Oh, mamma
please do come up" "What is wanted
my daughter.3" queried the tender pa
rent. "Dear, dear mer' was the pathet.
ic reply, 81 can't decide which dress "a
wear, and / am so afraid / shall be late
to church" And this may have account
ed for her coming so late-Chicdgc
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Sweet Odors.

+ Almost every flower that possesses O
desirable odor is used in the Unique
Perfumes made by DR., Price. It is from
these rich blossoms that DR.. Prices Per.
fumes obtain their peculiar sweetness
and floral character. His Floral Riches
Pet Rose, Hyacinth and Alista Bouquet
are the fashionable odors. =,
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.N0TsoA'R Y P U B Lie.

q'HN undersigned, having been appointed
i Notary Public, would inform his
.'siends, and the public generally, that he Is
prepared. to all Pensioners Blanks. admin
is.,r 0aths, take Dispositions, acknowledge
Deeds, Mortgsges. and other Instruments Of
writing. ~ ''2 sa@ isa JOHN JRFfRRs.
spr18, '76Y. Besllsville. Menros, Co., Qhia.
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Z NOTICE
Delinquent Personal Property Tax

In pursuance Of an act passed by the Gene.
raj Assembly Of Ohio, May q. 1877. Il hereby
advdeEtiss the taxes on personal properly
remaining unpaid, IS allowed BY the Treas
urer's books, and the delinquent record
returned By him to me. ,,.-, -
ADAMS TOWNSHIP. =; ,,lnse-
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nexceedingly interesting barge
went up tho Red river Of the North
. short time since, and the settlers
along the banks think that IL such
navigation is 70 continue they will
move, In order 10 prevent moving
more rapidly than comfort and
safety requires. Tho barge had on
board twelve thousand pounds ol
nitro-glyceri one thousand lbs
Of dynamite, aud fourteen thous'
and fvc hundred pounds Of Vol
ney powder, along with a larys
and valuable lot Of batteries, wire
waterproof fuso and rubber IT,
blng for blasting purposes. rhs
people, rs this boat passed along
betrayed no vulgar curiosity about
tho matter, aud did not interfere
with the boat or offer any sugges
lions Is to its management. The,
only rctrcated to tho backwoods IL
dignihed manner, and respect
FULLY waited til It passed. lIappi
" the barge struck on no rock
during its voyage, aud 20 Manito
bla Is still IL it, position. Th'
happiest residents along tho Rc{
river 1t that tiino were those VIII
!" didn't know II was loaded" :
Detroit Free Press.
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1t may Be safely set down that the
visiting Cslifornians have shown
the guileless Kentuckians
HOW TO LosE A RACE,
and still win all the money. ~
there are but $s Of California mon.
ey, in the pool box. A rerrcsen-
tative Of the Globe Democrat had
. talk with Mr.. Winter, the owner
Of Aollie NcCarthy, tonight, when
he said that his mare was in fair
condition. lilo did not know what
made her quit - she did, uMless Il
Was the fact that she was not &C.
castomed TO running in the mud,
He also aaid hc would match heu
against any horse In America, ons,
two, three or four mile heats fol
any amount oi money. provided
the match was run over tho 6acra'
msnto, California. cosrse. Frank
Harper, tle owner u Ten Broeck,
declares that BE- shall never run
again. Harper, by The way, hal
the reputation Of being Quo Of th<
sffnviask hornNmen IL t1,o eom nipv
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Tho only organized celebration
Of tre Fourth, that We know Of In
this vicinity, besides, that at Boil
ton, took place ut Davis Bend, and
was u colorcd aiTalr, exclusively.
Large excursions went from horc
on four steamers that wsro crowd
ed to their utmost capacity, aud Il
Il estimated that with these and
the colored people from tho sur
rounding country, tho number on
tho grounds reached fully 5000
There was no barbecue nor gencr'
al dinner, but everyone had 70 look
out for himself in tho way Of got.
ting . "square meal" Hon. r
B. 8. PInchback nadc speech
and wo hear, . vory good one, III
which he handled Radicals and Re
publicans without gloves. II u
said that Pinch5ack Is no Longer
Radical he is now Conservative
Considering the large crowd
everything passed Of quietly
Tbcrc was only ono fight, and thai
=, 80 oon two w0,ncn.-1Ieruld.
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special 70 re herald.
Meridian, Miss. July S.--A flre
broke out In Enterprise this FORE
noon, caused BY : man trying to
destroy bed-bugs In : buck-housc
with kerosene oil. Twenty-fouf
houses were burned, fourteen oi
thcm occupied. Loss estimated at
$4,000, with only about eso, 900 IN
surance, which was mainly on
merchandise. Most Of the goods
were removed, but badly damaged
By removal and rain. Only seven
stores.houses ronain: they arc
located 1t the south end Of the
business part Of town. Meridian
Hook and Ladder Company ran
down by special train and aided III
stopping the Arc.
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An Englishman began ~ . vege-.
tartan and married, living on bean
stew, potato stow, meal pudding
carrots and turnips, with : break
fast of porridge and bread. He
began on an income Of ~ 80 per
week his income now Is 500, 900 .
year. NJ cards.
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The vicksburg and Memphis
Railroad Wall be inaugurated to-
morrow. That il TO ssy, : meeting
Of directors will bo held, and the
supposition Is that the beginning
Of work on the rosd soon follow.
Commercial.
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General Gordon has purchased
1900 acres OF land in Worth coun.
II. Georgia, upon which he Will
place ! large flock Of sheep.
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For convenience Of Preferences, we
herewith publish : tabular state
meat Of State, Leveo ard Town
taxes, Hscal year 1o77;
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LHvEE TAKES.
Leyee construction tax, ope-half
cent per pound on ,otton.,
FOR 40 cent bonds" ono quar-
ter cent per pound on cotton, and
two md omc.haIf cents per acre On
For "6 cent bonds 4 tWo and
ono-half cents per acre on lend.
16nnl1a 1ainSn ~ II. per acre on land.
0Wls taxe1 Are
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CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.

A democratic convention for the fifth con-
gressional district of the state OF Wisconsin,
composed of the counties Of Dodge, Fond du
Lac, Manitowoc and Sheboygan. viii be held at
the court house in the city of Sheboygar, on
Thursday. September 5th, lo.s, at II o clock NJ,
for the purpose of nominating a candidate Tor
representatives in congress to be supported by
The electors Of said district at the next general
election.
Each senate ana each assembly district will
he entitled TO two delegates; and that part of
the twenty-third senate district consisting of
the nth and sixth wards of the city Of Water
town. in Dodge county will be entitled to one
delegate in said convention.
Dated at Fond du Lac this 9th day Of July
1873.
:. VI. SMEAD. Chm.
&. II. GARDNER.
Ii. " IIIIAMS.
X. DART,
Congressional Committee.
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CITY TREAsURER's NOTICE.

state OF Wisconsin-Counfy of Manitowoc
City Trtasurer's Office. Aug. IS 1878
Notice Is hereby given to the owners or occu-
pants OF lots or parcels of lots in block 3I7 and
Dlock 80 fronting on Madison street, in the first
ward OF TINS city, that the list for the improve
ment OF said part of Madison street has been de-
lvered TO me for collection, and that said owners
or occupants OF sid tote parcels Oh iots Fronting
on said stIeet as above described, are hereby re-
CURED TO pay 10 me within thirty DAYS amer the
date OF this notice the taxes charged on said Iist
TO the lots or parcels of land owned by them re-
spectyely, together with the commission of live
per cent as the amount thereof for collection fres
and that, ii the said taxes sh6ll be paid within n
DAYS from the date Of this notice, the fees for col
lecting the same will be only per cent. of fbe
amount oi such taxes. 4weXsep5
A, WHITMAN, CITY Treasurer
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First District Convention.

A Democratic Reform Convention for the
First Assembly District, will be held at the
house of G. Brier, in st. Nazians town Of Eaton.
on saturday, the 3lst day Of August next, at 10
O'Clock in forenoon, for the purpose Of choosing
two delegates to represent said District in the
Congressional Convention to DC held at Sheboy-
gan on the 9Th day Of September next The
towns comprising said Assembly district will bc
entitled to delegates as follows: Scheswig 3;
Eaton 3: Cato 3; Mecme /; Frank lin , Rock
land /; Liberty !;
BY ORDER OF DISTRICT COMMITTEE.
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First Publication August 8, 1873.
GUARDIAN SALE.

I n PROBATE,-MANIT0WO COUNTY COURT
/ In the matter of the estate of Emma and
Anna HOFFMAN,, minor heirs of Paul Hoffman,,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue and in
pursuance OF order of license, made in said mat
ter, on the It'll day of August, A D.. 1873. by the
County Court of said County, the undersigned,
guardian OF said minors of said deceased, will, on
Monday, the 2nd day of September A. D. ISIS, at
ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day at the Of
fee of the County Judge,in the city of Manitowoc,
III said county, offer for sale, at public yendue, all
the interest OF said minors in and TO the following
described lands, to-wit: The west one half of lot
number five % and all of lot number eight (S) all
in block number two hundred and seventy-three
Cs3 situate, lying and being in the city and coun
ty of Mantowoc, Wis.
The terms of sale will be made known on the
day of sale.
Dated al Manitowoc, the 9TH day of August, A.
D., 1873,
FREDERICK SCHULTZ, Guardian. ex-aug29
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?. MULHOLLAND.
Sheriff OF Manit owoc County.
First publication August %. ls7sl

First publication August -, 1851 No. -.
IN PROBATE. - MANITOWOC COUNTY
L COURT. In the matter of the estate OF Chas.
Rusch. deceased.
On reading and fling the petition of Emile
husch, OF Manitowoc County, Wis, representing
among other things that Charles Rusch late Of
ReedsVllIe, IN said county, on the md day of Nav
A D., 1877, at RaedsEille in said county, died in.
testate, leaving goods, chatel- aud estate within
ms state, and that the said petitioner i the widow
OF SAID deceased, and praying that administration
OF said estate be to Frank Z. ManSeau granted. If
ls ordered that said petition be heard before the
J ndse OF this Court, on Monday, the 10th dsy of
office in said county
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given TO
the heirs OF said deceased, and TO all persons in
teFested. by publishing copy of this order for
three successive weeks prior to said dav of hear
ing, IN the Manitowoc PILOT weekly newspaner
published at Aanitowoc in said county.
Dated the 18th day of August, A. D.. 1S7s
MICHAEL KIRWAN, Connty J,dra
j. :. Anderson, Atty. ex-seS
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(First Publication Aucnst l. 1s-sl y

IN PROBATE. - MANITOWOI COUNTY
L COURT. In the matter ofthe estate of Francis
Bcrefii. deceased.
10 all whom II may concern: Letters of sd-
ministraton on said estate having been issupd To
Daniel ellis on the day of the date hereof ard 4
months nom and after thls said day being allowed
ana limited for creditors to present their CLAIMS
given that the undersigned wifl on the 1st Monday
IN each ofthe said four months next ensuing the
date hereof, and also on the last day period
Limited aiureaatG, al the Probate Office In the
city OF Manltowoc in said county, receive, examine
and ADJUST all claims, and demands of all persons
against said deceased
Dated. July 20. 1873
MICHAEL kIRWAN County JUDGE ex-apos7
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IN Neutrality-suspicious. COUNTY COURT In
L the matter of the estate of Ernestine E.
Drumm deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of George
Drumm; OF said county, representing among other
things that ErnestiIe L. Drum, late of said coun-
ty on the 11th day of August, 5. D., 1873, at
Manitowoc Rapids, died interstate, leaving
goods, chattels, and estate within this state,
and that the said petitioner is the widower Of said
deceased, and praying that administration Of said
estate be 20 Frederick Drumm granted it is order
ed that said petition be heard before the Judge Of
this Court on Monday, the 10th day of September
A D., 1878, at 10 O'Clock A NJ, at my Office in said
county.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given to
the heirs of said deceased, and to all persons inter-
csted by publishing copy OF this order for three
successive weeks prior to said day Of hearing in
the Manitowoc PILOT, weekly newspaper pub.
lished at ManitOwoc in said county.
Dated at ManitoYoc the 18th day of August,
A. D., 1873:
MICHAEL kIRWAN, County Judge.
Ii. U. w. j. Turner, AttYs. eX.sep