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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-09-16
A GROWING HARDWARE TRADE.
PRICES REDUCED TO SUIT THE TINES.
When E. K. & E. e. Rand some time

When E. K. & E. Fl. Rand some time
ago sought more oommodious quarters,
they did not anticipate the dimensions
which their business would IN a short
time assume. Under the firm name of
Rand ( Roemer, Mr.. Roemer having be-
come partner, they rented the Huebner
block and ware houses outside, giving
the largest amount OF room occupied by
any business firm IN the city. The bust
ness grew to such an extent as to warrant
the carrying Of heavier stock and it was
increased until it ranked every hardware
firm ii the city. The sales have been
large and the proprietors feel gratified
for the liberal patronage extended and by
the confidence shown by the public
They hope to so conduct their business
in dealing fairly with customers and IN
every instance giving full return for
money, as to merit continuation of the
patronage which has been SO generously
bestowed in the past.
Their store is now filed to its utmost
with all articles found in hardware store.
The customer can find rows of stoves of
all kinds and prices, parlor stoves, cook
stoves. coal stoves and wood stoves
Their sales Oh this one article amount to
sufficient to make respectable showing
in the years sales, without the addition
of other articles. They also put in large
number of furnaces. Mr.. Roemer, one
of the best workmen in the state, tends
to this business and is constantly en-
ployed, dong quite large business in
this line in adjoining counties.
a large force of clerks is kept and they
are constantly employed in disposing of
and receiving goods. 4 person looking
over the immense stock would fancy that
there would be no need of making new
purchases for year at least. But goods
are constantly arriving aud room is made
for them by the heavy sales made.
The proprietors realize that the failure
Of the crops in this county this year will
make it necessary for farmers to econo-
mize. They will either have to limit
their purchases more closely than hereto
fore or purchase more cheaply. Other
industries viii feel the depression con-
segment upon light sales of wheat and
prices generally must be reduced to suit
the stringency of the times. Rand &
Roemer have anticipated all other firms
in announcing that their prices are now
fixed to suit the times. They are placed
so low that profits can only result from
large sales. Any person desiring to pur-
chase stoves, or any article kept in a
hardware store, can be convinced Of the
truth of this reduction by calling upon
Rand & ROemer.
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PLUME & NELSON, GROCERS,
Whites Block, South Side, Cor. Buffalo
and Eighth Sts., North Side.

Peaches at 65cts. to day. No more
cheap stock.
Good apples at Scots. bush, best 60
cts.
Fire Fish at T5cts. a key.
Grapes at Scots. basket,
Buy dollars worth of the best Tea
you ever had, 2!lbs.
Crab Apples at Scots. bush.
Potatoes we sell at 30cts. a bush.
Very fine Turnips at 60cts. a bush.
The best brand of sporting Powder at
Scots. alb.
Shot at 10cts. 10.
We sell nothing but pure spices now.
We grind the goods ourselves.
''Pan Fired" Tea at Scots. h.. the
only absolutely pure goods picked.
We have, perhaps the incest line OF
syrups you ever saw and would like your
trade when In want.
People who object TO paying i3cts. a
Id. for salt to put in butter, when they
can buy barrel of stuff for 81. % which
they think answers all purposes, ought
not, and soon Will not be able to sell
their truck at any price. You must use
good salt or take your butter out OF the
market for table purposes. Who will be
the last ones We have the prize salt OF
the world, Higgins" and sell it in bush.
sacks at Sl.00. After you have used the
salt. the sack, which is linen, viii make
. first class towel.
Coffee - ali prices, green, roasted OF
ground.
As good Cigars for 81. box as YOU
ever bought for Sa.oG.
We have the latest and best thing il
Plug Tobacco out.
An extra heavy broom for 25cts. VIII
out wear three ordinary ores.
Our stocks are very full and complete
and We don't hesitate il as-eaing to fur
nlsh anything yea may want to eat.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

The undersigned have this day receiy-
ed the sum of two thousand dollars q,
000) from the trustees of Manitowoc
Branch No. rs, Catholic knights of
America, located at Manitowoc, Wis,
this being in full for the benefit due on
the death of our late Uncle, Rev. T. G.
Cory, who was a member of this branch.
We take this method of returning the
society our most sincere thanks.
MADISON, Wis, Sept. II, 1880.
MARGARET BANNoN.
ROSE \. BASNoN.
THERESA BaSNoS.
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IT is astonishing the effect good news
will produce on certain temperaments.
L. b. Treat is practical prosaic kind of
man, one who loves his friends and hates
his enemies and so even do the Pharisees.
But Treat is not Pharisee, neither is he
poet on ordinary occasions. Yesterday
morning when he heard the glorious
news from the Pine Tree State he was of
Plening's book store in the midst of
congenial spirits. His eyes beamed with
poetic inspiration his face flushed with
the "divine affiatus" and he broke forth
IN the ''resistless eloquence" of Joy, not
IN hating verse or commonplace prose
but III the real melody of genuine rhyme
which called forth cheer from his lis
teners, ard which would make Homer die
OF envy if he were not gathered to his
fathers.
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MEME.

Louis Simon has been engaged as or
ganist in st. Isidor's Catholic church.
Mr.. Simon is a first class musician and
will surely give general satisfaction.
Candidates for Office are beginning to
"smlle" upon Their friends. They are a
very agreeable set of fellows at this seas
on of the year.
james Quinn, who formerly resided in
Schleswig, died at Fond du Lac on Sat
urday and was buried here yesterday.
He was about twenty-five years of age
and unmarried.
The ''boys" will organize Hancock
and English club ON Saturday evening
next at Michael Hers. The work is in
good hands and ''big time" expected.
Peter Brady has already purchased
his salt for next years wheat crop. J.
Sehuette i Brcs. furnish it at a low fig
ure. Chinch bugs will probably take
warning and keep away from Peters
fields.
The profession of school teaching is
knocked into a cooked hat. Teachers
are nearly rs numerous in September as
the chinch bugs We're in July. They ex-
| ercise considerable strategy in procuring
positions and If they can't get any COM
pensation are willing to ''teach" for their
board and the love of the profession
And al or nearly all hold, or expect to
hold, third grade certificates. Alas,
how have the mighty fallen!
The county fair which opens on the
21st promises to be well patronized from
here. Farmers should take an interest
in this organization and sustain it by
word and deed. On Thursday General
Bragg will tell what he knows about
farming and every body should endeavor
to hear him.
Mrs. 2. O'Shea died at her residence
in Eaton on the 8th and was inferred in
the Catholic cemetery here on the 11th
Her funeral was very largely attended.
She was Is years Of age.
FARMERS are busily engaged threshing
The yield of the wheat crop is even be-
low that which was expected. Two
bushels to the acre is considered fair
yield and the quality is SO poor that it
will take from ten to fifteen bushels to
make barrel of -four. Many first class
farmers will be compelled to either pur-
chase flour or live IN accordance with the
system of DR.. Tanner.
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CAPTAIN GooDRICH has made arrange
ments for the building of three new boats
to be used between Milwaukee and Grand
Haven. Goodrich has a contract to do
the transit business between Milwaukee
anu Grand Haven for ten years, and there
is to be day and night line, so as to
have quick connections between the roads
west of Milwaukee and the roads east of
Grand Haven. G.. S. Rand of this city
has constructed model for an iron
steamship to be built by the Detroit Dry
Dock Company for this line. The di
mansions Of the steamer are to be as fol-
lows: Length of keel, go feet; length
on deck, 24J feet; breadth Of beam, 80
feet; breadth over guards, 90 feet; depth
Of hold, u feet Mr.. Rand furnished
two models. The first was for a steamer
somewhat less in size than the one whose
dimensions are given above. Captain
Goodrich decided in favor of larger
steamer and model was constructed ac-
cordingly. The steamship is to be capa-
BILE of making an average rate of speed Of
Is miles per hour.
Besides this, there are two propellers
TO be built in the Goodrich ship yard at
this city, to be ready by next October.
Mr.. Rand is now buying timber for these
propellers, The dimensions are not yet
agreed upon, but work upon them will
soon commence. The steamers will all
be furnished magnifcently. With the
quicl, transit assured by these boats pas
senger trayel to the east from Wisconsin
and states to the west will tend to this
route. If the trunk line agitated some
time ago were reality some such item as
this might be written of Manitowoc.
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PERSONAL.

WM. RAHR SR. is spending few days
in Chicago.
JUDGE PIERPoSr was in the city on
Monday last.
Mrs. GEORGE GLOVER, of Milwaukee,
is in the city.
JAY GUYLEs left for Lawrence Uniyer-
sity yesterday morning.
Mr.. GRESHAM has been again put il
charge of the Two Rivers harbor.
Mr.. AND Mrs. JOHN ROBINSON Of Green
Bay, are visiting friends in the city.
JAMES BUTLER is seriously Ill, but the
physician is hopeful OF his recovery.
Mss MATE MURPHY, formerly of this
place bat now of California, is in the city.
Jos. STEVENSON, of Liberty. contemp-
lates selling out and removing to Dakota.
DR.. Fl. GRIDLEY, Of Detroit, is visit
ing his son DIR. C. E. Gridley of this city.
PETER RUPP. Of Fond du Lac, was in
the city yesterday canyassing for his pa
per.
HENRY HULL1soS returned from Chi
cago on Tuesday night whittier he was
called by the sickness Of his father.
Hon. GEORGE REED and family return
ed to their home in the city on Monday.
They have been visiting in Dakota.
PATRICK NAGLE, who has for some
months been in Denver, Colorado, for
the benefit of his health, returned yes
terday fully restored.
HENRY HULLIsoN says if we get black
eye for every northern state carried by
the democrats this fall, we will be all cut
up on the 2nd of November.
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A PROMINENT gentleman of Two Rivers
was discussing Garfield with an enthusi.
astic republican of this city. The for
mer after reviewing the record Of the re-
publican nominee pronounced him a vii.
lain. The premises which led to the con.
clusion were irrefutable and the republi
can saw the folly of arguing on the weak
side, so he burst forth without an attempt
at concealing the weakness of his man
81 don't siTe dn for mans princi
pies if he's good republican"
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Observation-Disclosures the residence of the
groom, in this CITY on the 9th inst by Judge
kirwan, HENRY HINRICHs and Miss BERTHA
WIMPF, all of this city.
Mr.. Hinrichs is one of our most enterprising
young men. He has in few years succeeded
in building up very lucrative business and en-
Joys the confidence and respect of every one
who knows him. His wife is a young lady well
known in the city and is general favorite in
the circle in which she moves
The couple during the performance of the
ceremony stood under q floral horse shoe of tu-
be-roses. the work of Mrs. Coakley. The room
was plentifpliy decorated with flowers. The
presents to the bride we're numerous and costly.
The young couple left that evening on a we'd
ding tour.
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(HRCUlT COURT, - MAHIFOWOC COUNTY. -
- Ellery u, Treat, plaintiff, against Obiaiah II
Henlei aarosh, John Stroiedt ~ Guardian ofthe
minor leifs oil Matthias Cnlbcch. defendants.
The state OF W iscolsin, to said Defendants, aud
each of them;
on IRE hereby summoned to appear within 20
days aitof service 81 tEes Summons. exclusive Of
the Gay Of service. and defend the above entitled
action ih the court aforesaid, and in lase 90 your
failure 20 20 d.. judgement viii be- rendered
against you according 20 the demand ai the COM
plant; Of which copy Il herewith served upon
you. j. y ANDERSON I2ai..t..t'. lf,r
z, o. Address, Nanitowoc, Manitouoc ca Mis-.
TO the above named ObcoiaE II. Ilatt defend
ant, Take notice that the complain Ia sAe above
action has been filed in the office "a III. clerk OF
the circuit court, Of MaLitowoc County
J,S ANDERSON, Plaintiffs Atty.
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In passing through the store of Barnes
& Mendlik, we noticed that they had an
immense stock of goods of all descrip-
tons ready for the fall business.
In particular We noticed that they were
just opening an invoice of ladies and
children's fine shoes, which for style,
quality and price, can not be equalled in
the city. They have now on hand line
of fine French kid shoes of small sizes;
an article heretofore difficult to get in
this city.
Their stock OF hats and caps is also
very full, and in clothing they keep a
large stock which they sell at bottom
prices.
We see also that they are receiving
their usual large fall stock of dress goods,
cloths, cassimeres, notions, etc.
To any of our readers who want goods
cheap, we say, so to Barnes & Mendlik's
and you will get the worth of your money
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CIRCUIT Gown. 3AAsIrnwoc CoUNTY
augusta Ersn, plaiutiG. ". i.a5o Sren. def Mt
ihe State Of Miseopsin. 10 the said 4cendant--
an are hereby summoned 10 appear within fgeI,-
" DAYS alter service OF this summons exclusive
u ms say 81 service, ana defend the above cnti-
tied GctlGu IN the court Aforesaid and in case OF
yoHr iaiime so - do, judgment wiz be rendered
against Tou according to the demand of the com
plant. NASH 81 SCHMITZ
Plaintiffs Attorneys
u. y. address, Manitowoe, Manitowoe Co. Wis
To the deIend ant, Hugo Krou: Take notice tbs;
the summons of which the above Is q frt,c couy
together with the complaint in this action VIZ,
fled IN the office Of the clerk of the eircnit conf
IN and Tor Manitowoc county, al tho eitY Of Mani
toEoc, IN said county, on the 10Th day Of Aurust
a. ID. 1886. NASa A. ScUNITz 7''''
az Plaintiffs Attorneys
T. .. address, Nanitowoc, Manitowoc Co. Wis,
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A LITTLE GIRL belonging to Mr.. knud
Teigen was run over by horse and bug
gy driven by some unknown person.
The little one had one toe broken and
was otherwise badly bruised. 1t has be-
come the custom here for those who drive
horses to disregard the safety OF pedes-
TRANS. A man driving horse will not
swerve hairs breadth from his course
to avoid inficting injury on any person
crossing a street. 1t does not give man
license TO run people down because he
holds pair OF lines.
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First publication Sept. 9, 1851 No %
IN PR0BATE,-MANIrUW0C COUNTY COURT
| In the matter of the estate Of Christopher Il.
Hagenow, deceased,
10 an Whom X may concern: Letters of admin
istration GU said estate of CHRISTOPHER L. Haze
now, late OF Reedsyile in said county having been
issued to William Ii. Noble the end day Of Sep
TENDER a. ID. 1850, and six months from and after
said day being allowed and limited for cred
ltors To present their claims for examination and
ailowance,notice is hereby given that the under
signed Will on the FIRST Tuesdays of each and ey-
cry month during said period NJ the probate office
"a the city OF Manitowoc in said county, receive
examine and adjust all claims and demands of al /
persons against said deceased.
Dated Sept. 4th, 1SsD scpqn
MICHAEL KIRWAN, County Judge
j. 5. Anderson, Atty.
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FIRST qualification Sent o 1ssol NJ

Flrst publication Sept. 9, lSS0D No 81
| PKOBATE,-MANlToN0 COUNTY COURT
4 In the matter OF the estate of Arton IbeIe DO.
ceased. ~ "
On reading ana filing the petition Of Franz Now
ceased, representing among other things that
he has iully administered said estate and pray
ing fhat time aud place be fixed for examin-
ing ana allowing his account Of his administration
flied III this court. 1t il ordered that said account
pc examined by the Judge of this court on Tues
day' me 9TH day of October, A. ID 1850, at 10
Q CLOCK a. NJ, At my Office in said county
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given to
tle htlIs OF said deceased, and TO all persons in
terested- by publishing copy of this order for
thfee weeks snccesSiyey prior TO said day OF hear
ing, in the Manituwoc Pilot. a weekly ncwsDaper
punished at Manit0woc, IN said county
Dated AZ Mantle roc, the 4th day of September
A D., 1850.
MICHAEL KfRWAN, County JUDGE.
Nasu ~ ocAIhIIli Attorneys stp23
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c.. Book.

.'WISE OF TIE WooDs." A new md
popular remedy. We are authorized to
warrant good foy dyspepsia, biliousness,
loss OF appetite, headache. mental de-
preston and all diseases growing out of
a arrangement of stomach aud liver or
blood. We give trial doses free. Large
bottles 81, small 25c.
ScHALLERNr1 JANEcEE- fep %
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LADIES, You will want shoes, come and
look at my assortment, and I think you
viii find just what you need, in all the
different styles and qualities now made,
and prices viii guarantee against all
other houses. You will find a line of
Hendelsons alsc-a line OF Atkins, Og.
den a Co, which I viii warrant in every
way. Yours truly,
O. RncrE
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A TRIP to the rice beds, a sore shout
der and a ''bunged mp eye this week,
make US SO careless about public opinion
that we don't give "cuss" whether you
like this issue of the Pmor or not. When
fellow can't shut his eyes to think in the
most approved fashion, of something
good to-say, without seeing focks of
ducks and hear the fusilade managed by
10 Langlois, Frank Jones and Booming,
it is time to become a misanthrope. If
the real genuine article would fly SO de-
liberateIy that a fellow could act without
the appearance of unseemly haste, it would
be well. But we object to these imagi-
nary ducks and the three gay and festive
ousses with their peace destroying mus
kets.
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tsifsi publication Sept. .. lsenJ
Nc CATE


IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY COURT.
L In the matter Of the Guardianship OF the mi
nor heirs 81 A. g. Tufts, deeease ed.
Notice + hereby given, that by virtue and in
pursuance OF IA order OF license, maae in said
matter, on the 18Th day OF July A. D. 1880 b. tht.
county court of said county, the UNDERSIGNED as
guardian oithc minor heirs OF A. G. tufts eeceas-
ed Will ON Saturday, the 18th day Of September
A. D. isest, AZ ten % clock in the forenoon Of sold
day, al the Office OF be county judge in ths. city
OF Manstowoc in said county, offer for sale AZ
public SefitiiIe the foiiosia. described lands to-
wit: All Che right t,ste and nteres, OF said mi
Bertha TUT. she share Interest OF each Of aid
minor ssoFs being ala undivided oae-niIth mar,
IT. lad 70 the nortEwes. esartcr Of ibe uortbaosf
quarter Oh section ',smber thirty-three tasA, IN
township nume@t nineteen sleJ north OF Esnee.
humber twesty-one Szl) east III Manitowoc eoaa-
Ihs terms oi sale easA
Dated September lss, 1850
Nash Is schmitz, Attys.
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A FREE BOOK of nearly 100 large oc-
tavo pages for the SICK. Full of valu-
able notes,-by DR.. E. b. FoorE,--on
Scrofula; Diseases of the Breathing Or
gans; Diseases of Men; and Diseases of
Women; Aches and Pains; Heart Troub-
les; and great variety OF CHRONIC DIS
EASES, with evidence that in most cases
these diseases are durable. Sent for
three cent stamp. Address,
MURRAY Hill PUB. Co.
No. l29 L. 2Sth ST., N. Y.
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SAMUEL A. HewTrr, Monterey, Mich,
writes that DIR. Thomas Eclectric Oil
cannot be beat by any medicine for
coughs and colds, and for rheumatism,
1t works like charm. 1t has been thor
oughly tried in this place and is in great
demand. Sold at the Central Drug Store.
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To the house wife, if you need Towels,
Napkins, Table Damask, Red Spread,
and white goods of all kinds, call and
look over my assortments, it will pay
you. &. Book.
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THOMAS EoLECrRIo On" the great
internal and external remedy for sore
throat, bronchitis, asthma, catarrh and
other Kindred affections, composed only
Of pure vegetable oils and electricity put
up In large ana small bottles. For sale
by Sehallern ( Janecek. sep 3
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RAND & RoEMER keep a first class
article OF lightning rods on hand. You
can purchase those and put them on your
buildings without the aid OF an agent, or
il yen prefer, the firm viii send you a
competent person vino will see that they
are properly erected.
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$1,000 Reward offered to any person
that will do as great a range of work, and
do IT as well on any other Machine rs
can be done on the New Davis Sewing
Machine. John killen, Agt., Cato.
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READ THIS.

The genuine Singer machine, two
drawers, drop leaf, cover and COM
plete set of attachments, only $500.
Remember the tigure-Twenty-ti del
lars, at If CHAs, Books.
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LADIES 4 Gents call in and look over
my stock. and the daily arrivals of goods,
and you will find what you want, as I
Intend to keep all branches full and COM
plete. Truly yours Chas. Book.
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L HAVE purchased largo Bill of Cloth
ing which for still quality and durability
can not be surpassed, come and look at
them aud you viii buy at
G.. Book.
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PHYSICIANS RECOMMENDED IT. Your
Thomas Eclectric Oil commands a large
and increasing sale, which it richly mer-
its. L have always found it exceedingly
helpful: use it III all cases of Rheuma.
tism, as well as fractions and dislocations.
l made use Of it myself to calm the pains
OF broken leg with dislocation of the
foot, and in two days was entirely re.
lieved from pain,
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a
Sold at the Central Drug Store.
HANCOCK AND ENGLISH

A Hancock and English club for the
town of Meme will be organized at the
house of Michael Herr on Saturday eve
ming Sept. 18th, at o'clock. Good
speakers from different parts OF the coun-
ty will be present. Let there be large
attendance, as rousing and instructive
meeting is guaranteed. By order of the
Committee, JOHN CAREY. Sec.
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FOR SALE

A farm Of SO acres in Newton, on the
Green Bay road about eleven miles from
the city. Forty acres are under cultiva-
ton, the rest woodland. 1t has a good
log house and stable. For terms apply
to THOMAS JUDGE.
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CARPETS! CARPETS CARPETS
Ii you need carpets don't forget to
look at lot of Ingram and Brussels, |
have just brought home at lower figure
than elsewhere. Chas. Book.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

Any person in want of boots or shoes
will save money and insure good fit 10y
calling upon G. Haukohl & Son, near
Wagner's store.