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REV. DANIEL BROWN.

Rev. Daniel Brown of Fond du Lac
was prevailed upon while in this city to
deliver lecture which would serve, in a
measure, to counterfeit the evil influences
Of Bob Ingarsoll's utterances in "Mis-
takes of Moses" The reverend gentle
man is the pastor Of a colored Methodist
church, and his belief in the authenticity
of holy writ is only equaled by his con-
fidence that Ingersoll's acquaintance with
the burning lake Will be more intimate
than agreeable. Ingersoll may be more
elegant in decrying the clemency which
can utilize a place of eternal torments,
but Mr.. Brown is more earnest in con-
signing his skeptic brother to the tender
mercies of Pluto. Bob's arguments could
not withstand the fiery eloquence inspir-
ed by faith which ''believeth all things"
and particularly hell for such false
teacher. Mr.. Ingersoli in his attacks
upon religion relies more on ridicule than
on reason. Mr.. Brown took no unfair
advantage of his distinguished opponent
in this respect but met him squareIy on
his own ground and vhnquished him.
The lecture, was without doubt, one of
the most entertaining ever delivered in
Manitowoc, and Mr.. Brown, who is in
every respect gentleman, was treated
with as much courtesy as the most dis
tinguished man of the nation could be.
He kept the audience in the best posi-
bic humor by his quaint sayings. One
highly enjoyable feature of his lecture
was his singing. He has voice of
wonderful volume and sweetness and
every one who heard him was anxious
for more. Mr.. Brown has made many
friends here by his simple earnestness
and Centlemanlv deDOrtment
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The Advantages Of these Lines are
!. IF the passenger is going To or from any
point in the entire West and Northwest, he can
buy his tickets via some one of this Cnmpauy's
Ines and be of reaching his destination by it
or lis connections
: The greater part of its lines are laid with
steel Rails It's road bed j. perfect
Il u il the short line between all important
points.
4 IT. trains are equipped with The Westing
house Air Brake. MillDr.s Platform and C0uplerS
and the latest improvements for comfort, safety
and convenience.
s. 1t Is the only Road in the West running the
celebrated Pullman Hotel Cars between Chicago
and Council Bluffs
d 1t Is the onlf Road runuin" the Pullman
Palace Sleeping Cars either way between Chicago
and st. Paul, Green Bay. FreepOrt, Lacrosse, Wi
mona, Dubuque McGregor. Milwaukee.
Z. No road offers equal facilities in number of
through trains, equipped with Pullman Palace
Sleeping Cars.
=. ftlifroto, vontrrett0hs WIN aIIlfrcs crossing
nj intermediate points.
The popularity of these lines IS steadily increas-
ing and passengers should consult their interest
by purchasing tickets via this line.
Tickets over this ronte sold by all Coupon
Ticket Agents in the United States and Canadas.
Remember you ask for your Tickets via the
Chicago 4 Northwestern Railway, and take none
other.
For information. Folders, Maps, Sc not oh
tainable al Home Ticket Office, address any agent
of the Company or
MARVIN IlUGHUT. ". II. SrENNETr.
Gent Manager Chicago, ILL., GenI Pass. As't
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NOTICE.
exception.

For the accommodation of our lady
customers in city and county We have
divided our store in two. The millinery
department viii from April 1st, be car
ried on under the personal care of Mrs.
r. Senftenberg who will spare no pains
to suit all tastes and is already receiving
hats, flowers and trimmings which will
ali be sold at the lowest figures, also will
keep on hand hairwork OF all descriptions,
dress patterns ETC., while I shall keep a
full stock of notions, fancy goods, newest
jewelry, gents and youths furnishing
goods aud toilet articles. lily 3 to 25c
counter always contains for cheapness a
surprising line of hundreds of useful and
ornamental articles.
Thanking for past fayors I remain re-
spectfully l. SESFrENBERG.
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BY comparing the financial condition of our
city between this and last year, we find that our
debt has been reduced $500, our Indebtedness
now being $4,000 to $4,000 last year. The gen
eral city fund has S5s0.32 and the north side
park S2O9.95 more credit than last year, while
all the ward funds have less credits.
Under the act authorizing the city to borrow
from the state school fund not to exceed $780,
600. it would perhaps be advisable to accept so
much of the loan as we can convert into our
railroad bonds at price not exceeding so cents
on a dollar.
The suits now pending against the city are NJ.
Doolan's claiming Sll5.76 for difference in sal
airy, which has been appealed to the supreme
court, and L. c. Shoves claim of 1859 0 for lille
gal taxation, before the circuit court the final
decision Of both, it is expected, Will be reached
before the end of this year, and in our favor.
The city can well be congratulated upon its
efficient fire department, which is equal if not
superior to any fire depart ment of a city of our
population. The engines and apparatus are in
excellent condition and will require but little
outlay for the ensuing year.
The dredge and scows, although not in actual
use, and at a trifling expense, may still be of
great yalue hereafter and should not, if offered
for sale, be offered at too low price.
would recommend that Custer street, con-
Meeting the Calumet road with Washington
street, be ordered graded, as the property for
this street has been bought and paid for and a
balance of S2470O is now in the treasury for
that purpose.
would further call the attention of each COM
mittee entrusted with the supervision of a GER
tain department, that it will assist and give
them better knowledge of the funds and con-
dition of their department by inspecting their
department account in the ledger from time to
time. .
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN SCHUETTE, Mayor.
The board proceeded to the election of officers
with the following result
President of the Board-P. Johnston.
Clerk-A. ID. Jones.
City Attorney-C. E. Estabrook.
MarshaI-Hugh Morrison.
Bridge Tender, Eighth SIT. Neuendorf.
- Main St-Pat Sullivan.
City Surveyor-C. c. Ertz.
City Sexton-John Lykom.
Harbor Master-J. W. Toombs.
Sealer of Weights and Measures-J. Nagle.
The election of city physicians and the
appointment of official papers for the
city, were on motion laid over till the
next meeting.
A proposition from Messrs. Nagle &
Borcherdt to print 500 copies of the city
charter and bind the same in pamphlet
form for the sum of $50, was accepted.
A resolution of alderman Wagner fig
ing the retail liquor license at $50 and
the wholesale liquor license at S25 was
adopted unanimously,
The bonds of G. Gelbke, city Treasur-
er, VIM. Griebling and II. Westphal,
constables were accepted and approved.
The Board adjourned for one week to
meet April Ia at 100 P. NJ.
A, d. JONES, Clerk.
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CONNECTIONS.

At GREEN BAY with Chicago s Northwestern
and Wisconsin Central RAILWAYS tor Milwaukee
and Chicago, and Tor aI points North, Ea<t ana
Sonh.
At NEW LONDON with the Milwaukee LAKE
Shore Western Railway for Shawauo and
Manitowoc.
AT AMHERST JUNCTION and Plover with Wis
eonsin Central K. r. FOX ashland, Stevens Point.
Portage and Madison
Al MERIILLAN with Chicago, ST. Paul x Mime,
apols Line for Black River Fails Eau Claire. Il.
Paul and Minneapolis
Al WINONA with Chicago TfIv-grln, & = parr
Railway, for 81 Paul and Minneap1Iis. with
Ninona 81 Peter Railroad &C. 4 r. W. for
Rochester, Marshall, Sioux civ, Yaukton. aud
points West
At IA CROSSE with Southern Minnesota R'v
and With Chicago, Clinton, Dubuque and Mime
sofa Il, Il.
TIMOTHY CASE,
Receiver and Gent Manager
RobT. +. NATHAN,
Ass Gcul Ticket Agt
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
MAN1rowoc, April B, 1879.

MANIrowoc, April B, 1879.
Board of aldermen called to order by
May Hon. John Schuette, who
filed his oath of Office.
The following named aldermen appear
ed and severally subscribed their oath OF
office, viz: T. Wagner, VIM. Werneke.
?. Johnston, Andrew Hanson, D. S.
Day, Geo. Pankratz, Michael Kuhl, H.
Schweitzer, Chas. W. White, A. Pro-
chaska, ID. Boehmer.
On motion Of Alderman Johnston, A.
D. Jones was requested to act as clerk.
No business appearing the board ad-
iourned to meet OF Mondoy. April 7 10.
y. d. JONES, Clerk.
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Whose says George Pankratz hath not
wisdom in the selection of officers, speak
eth knowingly what is untrue. George
as usual, was equal to the occasion of
naming competent man for the onerous
and honorable position of sealer of weights
and measures, and Georges name will
go down to posterity ''linked with one
virtue" and frightened by the fame of
his ''favorite son" for regulating the
weights and measures of the city.
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EDR SALE.

Mrs. J. G, Bohn offers the Lake House
at Two Rivers for sale. The Lake House
is one of the best located and best paying
hotels in this part of the state. Her
reasons for selling are her inability to
transact the business herself. For terms
apply by letter or in person to
Mrs. +. G. BOUN.
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We republish the list of the names of
county supervisors there having been
some mistakes and omissions in the list
given last week.
Cato, b. Amunds.
Centerville, 2. Werner.
Cooperstown, A. CANCER.
Eaton, T. Schwalbe.
Franklin, A. Cans.
Gibson, w Zander.
kossuth, L. Mohr.
Liberty, K. Robly.
Manitowoc Town, T. Ostenfeldt.
Manitowoc City, 1st ward, E. Wagner
% End " Z. johnson
Sd /" G.. PankratZ.
90 4th 90 c.. White.
Manitowoc Rapids, b. Rocmer.
Maple Grove, j. Miller.
Meme, John Bohne.
Mishicott, j. Linsted.
Newton, III. Stradthof.
Rockland, f. Buboltz.
Schleswig, e. r. Zorn.
Two Greeks, F. Pfunder.
Two Rivers Town, e. Stolberg.
Two Rivers City, LIST ward, z. Niquette.
ID 1" b. Wilkens.
81 Z" H. Wlger.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
AT THE CENTRAL DRUG STORE. LIVE
AND LET LIVE IS OUR MOTTO.

We arc prepared to sell fresh, pure,
drugs of all kinds, Patent Medicine,
Trusses, Toilet soaps, Brushes, Combs,
Perfumery. toilet articles and everything
usually kept in first class drug store
cheaper than We're offered in Manitowoc
before. We also keep a stock of station
cry and Box Paper which we ere dispos-
ing at remarkably low prices.
JONES & SCHALLERS.
n, B. We call the special attention of
the public to our complete and well
selected stock of fresh and pure drugs
and chemicals for compromising Physi-
clans Prescriptions and family receipts
at prices lower than the lowest. You viii
save money by buying at the Central
Drug Store. JONES X ScHALLERS.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
MANrTowoC, April 3. 1879,

MANrTowoc, April 3, 1879.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
all members present except Martens and
Nicholson. Minutes of last meeting were
read and approved.
Anumber of claims were presented and
referred to appropriate committees.
Following claims were reported back
and allowed as recommended
I. s. j. Robinson. sunds for steamer, 5 60
j. Schuette q Bros, same, 10 90
IS
Communication of G. II. Schmidt, re-
lating to printing of new city charter, was
referred to new board.
Committee on assessment and finance
reported against allowance of the claim of
Sheboygan county, $1515G, for the rea-
son that they do not consider it legal.
The same committee reported that they
had examined the accounts and vouchers
of the city treasurer and found them cor
rect; that there was due the city from
him the sum of So, 1861, and recon-
mended that his report be accepted.
Same committee also reported:
Your committee, having under consideration
the petitions of 4. BleSer, NJ. VOllendorf John
Jacobs, f, Harris and VIM. RathSack, to refund
taxes on their claims of over-assessment we
recommend tnat the said claims be not allowed
for the reason that we think that this board
had better not overturn or revise the work of
the assessor and equalization board except in
case of clerical errors. All of these parties had
a right to appear before the equalization board
and have their assessments made satisfactory
as possible, and If they are not satisfied with
that they can appeal to the courts.
The returns of the charter election
were referred to the committee on cleo
tons.
By resolution, the bond of the city
treasurer was fixed at $100,000
Following claims were reported back
and allowed under a suspension of the
rules:
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POSTPONEMENT OF CONCERT.

Owing to the unfavorable weather Of
Wednesday evening, the concert to be
given under the direction of Mr.. Rawson
WAS postponed until tomorrow, Friday
night. Let no one fail to attend, at the
concert promises to be a good one
Admission, 35c; Children. 15c. :.
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TABULAR STATEMENT

of the votes given for Associate Justice
of the Supreme Court for the term COM
mencing on the first Monday of January,
1880, at the Judicial election held in the
several towns, wards, villages and cleo
ton districts of the county of Manitowoc
on the first Tuesday of April, A. ID. 1879:
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A CARD.

To those who so kindly remembered Us on
the evening of the 4th inst. desire to respect
fully tender our grateful thanks. May it be
yours, dear friends, to enjoy that reward which
is to be found only in the blessing Of Him who
has said, "Inasmuch as ye have done it unto
one Of the least of these my brethren, We have
done it unto me-
W, Fl. and VIOLA WHITELAw
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POOR COMMISSIONERS

MANTTowoC, March 81, 1879.
Board met, all members present. Pc
tition for relief to Peter Kostiny, of the
fourth ward, was laid on the table.
Orders were issued rs follows.
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PLUMB & NELSON'S ITEMS.

We have just reed complete assert
ment of Landreth's seeds and sell them
by the ounce and pound very low. None
others SO good.
Flower seeds-very choice also in
stock.
We are having heavy sale for our
Chicago sugar.cured shoulders at 7 cents
and hams at Toe per Id. Try these goods
once and you use no more common
stock.
Notice that we make you Prunelles %
only 15c pound this week. No goods
finer.
We have lots of very fine strained
honey now at 1910 a pound.
Use our roasted coffees and save
money.
Oranges q % and 35c dozen.
Cocoa Shells per ID. 10
Strained Honey, .123
Prunelles, sc Is
Smoked Eel, " .25
Maple Syrup, per gal 125
Smoked Herring, per box 40
Cocoa shells at Zoe pound make the
cheapest and best drink in the world.
BUSINESS men begin to realize the i'm
portauce of advertising, and the SUPERB
ority Of the PILOT as an advertising med,
ium
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THE Monday night session of the city
council was quite interesting on account
of the balloting for candidates. There
were a large number of candidates for
every position of Importance. The OLD
set of officers We're reelected.
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Given under our hands, at the Office of the
County Board of Supervisors. at the City of
Manitowoc, this eth day of April, A. D., 1879.
JOHN 2. WICKERT,
County Clerk.
RICHARD DONOVAN Justice of the Peace.
VIM II. GLOVER, :"
Board of County Canvassers.
Dated, Manitowoc, April 9TH, 1879.
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THE Meme Total Abstinence Society
will give Temperance ball at their hall
in Meeme on the evening of April 10th.
This society has the reputation of getting
up the best entertainments III the county
and that of the 18th viii not prove an
exception.
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Mr.. G. L. POWERS, principal Of the
Two Rivers schools, is looking oyer the
schools of this city, this week.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

A first class boarding house of twelve
rooms, IN the best business location in
the city. Apply at this Office.
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THE democrats are more liberal than
the republicans" said the Rev. Daniel
Then Rube Smart felt for his last dollar
to remove the IMPRESSION.
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FOR RENT.

On account of family sickness L desire
to rent the Williams House Hotel. This
hotel was never In better condition, and
it is well patronized. H. REUss.
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MANITowoC, April Z. 1879.

Board met, all members present. Min
utes of last meeting were read and ap-
proved.
Communications of Drs. Pritchard and
Brown were referred to committee on
sanitary affairs.
Petitions of J. Neuendorf and \. Bor-
gard were referred to committee on
bridges.
Claims of P. J. Pierce and VIM. Grieb-
ling We're received and referred.
Bond and oath Of Office of G. Gelbke,
treasurer elect, was received and refer
red; also bonds of VIM. Griebling and
Ii. Westphal, constables.
The Mayor announced the following
standing committees:
Assessment and Finance-Johnston, Wagner,
PankratZ.
Claims-White, Day, kuhl
Police-Schweitzer,y Manson. Wemeke.
Fire and Water-Prochazka, Kuhl, Richter.
Sanitary-Hanson, Boehmer, Schweitzer.
License-Kuhl, Werneke, Hanson
Public Imp Boehmer Pankratz. Wagner
BOehmer.
Printing-Richter, Schweitzer, Day.
Elections-WernekeW White, Prochazka.
Ordinances-Day, Richter White
Harbor and Dredge- Wagner, Prochazka, and
Johnston.
The Mayor made the following appointments
for Poor Commissioners:
First Ward-E. Wagner
Second Ward-P. Johnston
Third Ward-Gcorge PanlIratz.
Fourth WaTd-C W. White.
The Mayor also submitted the following:
To THE Hon. BOARD OF ALDERMEN:-In or
der that you may be better prepared for the en-
suing years business, and acquainted with the
finances and general city affairs, | herewith sub
init for your information and consideration the
following statement, figures and recommended
TONS which may assist you in the performance
of your duties.
At the beginning of my first term an inyen-
tory of all city property was taken ut estimated
cash value with the following result:
Real estate-engine houses and lots -, 800 90
Evergreen Cemetery grounds. ..... T. iR5 90
Personal Prop.-engines, dredge, &c. 900 90
Oiiice tIXturcs-safes, desks, &c. ....... 4g2 90
Total city property So 49, 90
Against which the city was found indebted to
lhe amount OIL. ........-............S1S,0t0 70
The Treasurer reported on hand, March 10th
1873, total of 81, 07940 belonging and credited
to the following funds:
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MARINE.

Our harbor presents an unusually
active appearance this week.
The Sheboygan made her first trip of
the season on Friday. The boats are no.
yet running on regular time.
REPAIRS on the steamer Chicago are
completed. The Lake Forest is now in
dry dock undergoing repairs.
Walt Youngs OF Ahnapee was in the
city this week. Mr.. Y:ungs is having a
tug built to be used on the Ahnapee
river.
The scow Selma was launcned Tuesday
afternoon. During the winter she has
undergone general repairs and received
a new bow.
DURING the northeast storm of last
night and to day, seventeen sail vessels,
some Of which are loaded, with course
freights, sought shelter in our harbor.
TIE schooner Ironsides went ashore
during to days storm, at Carlton, Ke-
waunee county. She was loaded with
ties. 4 great quantity of ties are drift
ing ashore at hewaunee, supposed to be
from the schooner Evening Star which
loaded at Ahnapee last night.
The schooner H. Rand, which was
enlarged and repaired during the winter
by James Butler was launched on Tues
day afternoon. Quite large crowd were
present to lift their voices in ''hurrahs"
slid gracefully from the stocks, and Jim
''smoled a smile" at the success of the
undertaking.
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AFTER THIS DATE SAVE 25 TO so
PER CENT,
By getting your physician prescriptions
and family RECEIPTS put up at T. {: j.
Robinson's store.
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3 81
C, H. Schmidt II SO
80
j. Myer, work, 300
A. Wittmann sunds. 6.55
A. ID. Jones, election services, 800
4. Luebkc, - - 200
Prochazka & Co, work on bridge, 1884
Geo Hagen, streets, 4.I9
the result of the charter election, as
follows:
Mayor, John Schuette.
Treasurer, Carl Gelbkc.
Supervisors, f, Wagner, 2. Johnston, Geo.
Pankratz. C. W. White.
Aldermen, first ward-E. Wagner, A. Nj. Rich
ter, VIM. Werneke.
Aldermen. second ward-P. Johnston, A. Han
son, d. S. Day.
Aldermen, third ward-E Pankratz. NJ Kuhl,
Ii. Schwetzer.
Aldermen, fourth ward-C. W, White, A Pro-
chazka, d. Boehmer.
Constable, first ward-wm. Guebling.
= second /" j. l.. Edwards.
- third " H. Westphal.
- fourth " Frank Fisher.
Y
\. Greve.
Inspectors. seco Id ward-H. Newcomb, w. w.
Waldo, A. Roberts.
Inspectors. third ward-H Wiz, NJ. VollendOrf,
c. Pauus.
Inspectors. fourth ward-M. Fellows, w. Shin
onek, NJ. Murphy.
Clerks, first ward-F. Heinemann, VIM Bach.
second :" "A. ID. Jones, John Lantry.
third - j. A. Koelser, C. Westphal.
fourth - j. Mendlik, c. W. Morse.
The committee recommended the issu-
ing of an order for $500 in favor Of each
of the above named clerks and inspect
ors. The report was adopted and the
officers reported were declared duly ell
ected.
The official bonds and oaths of Office
of j. L. Edwards and T. Fisher, consta-
bles, were received and approved.
By Alderman Johnston:
RESOLVED, THAI the thanks of the board be and
they are hereby extended to his honor. Mayor
Schuette- for the kind. courteous and able man.
ner in which he has presided over the delibera-
tons, of this boarti the past year.
Adopted unanimously
Board adjourned sine die.
A. d. Jones, City Clerk.
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HEEsCH SAIALLEY wears plug hat and
his complexion is none of the fairest.
Wien he dons his majestic head gear he
has a ministerial air, which added to his
waggish habits give him the appearance
Of an itinerant preacher. He was lately
promenading the street, his manner ex-
pressive of the deepest concern as if he
were thinking of the terrible fate in store
for Ingersoll, when lie overheard q lady
friend inform a companion in a whisper,
'There goes the negro preacher from
Fond du Lac" Uersch GIL sell his
plug hat for a chew Of navy tobacco.
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THE
Chicago & North Western Railway


Oldest, Best Constructed, Most Progress
i've, Best Equipped,
HESCE THE
MOST RELIABLE RAILWAY CORPORATION
Of the Great West.
/. is to-day, and will long remain the
Leading Railway Of The West and NORTH West.
1t embraces under one Management
2,I58 MILES OF ROAD
and forms the following Trunk Lines:
Chicago, Council Bluffs & California Line
Chicago. Clinton Dubuque * La Crosse Line.
Chicago, Sioux City * Yankton Line.
Chicago. Frecport IL Dubuque Line,
Chicago, Lacrosse, WnoHa Minnesota Line
.ChicauO. Milwaukee * Lake Supcro- Line
Chicago, Green Bay & Marquette Line,
--Mica-n. 81. Pun I. Mimuuanolis LING.
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JUDGE kirwan received notice to day
that young Kendall will be received at
the Oshkosh asylum.
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WE call attention to Mr.. c.. G. Barnes
advertisement III this issue. We shall
have something to say of his horses ped
igre2 next week.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
OF
M "A n ITowoC, WIS

This bank organized under the provision
the National Banking Law, with paid up