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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-24

Entrara Espana en- la ancha, y
generosa, y justiciera via de las
reformas coloniales; soltaran los
incondicionales de Cuba Ia can
sada muletilla de que trsgeron la
lengua y el Evangelio y la civil
lizaci6n, como 81 este fuera to 10,
como 81 ESQ valera algo para los
miserables cuando 500 SO trae
para ell uso y la comodidad de
los que aportan semejantes exec
lencias; llamara, en- fn, Espana
al cubano a la participation de la
soberanfa nacional, y pudi6camos
decir que la paz reina en- Var
sovia; y no Sc produj eran hoy
preocupac;ones nj sob1 esaltos en-
el gobierno de Espana; y no
hubiera luto nj tristezas, por
la actual guerra de Cuba llevados 5
q los hogares espanoles.
Faltannos dos datos para aca-
bar este artfculo.
Lo del decoro, 10 del honor ma :
caomal.
Estamos va cansados del deco
ro Y del honor nacional con que
nos rompen Q, tfmpano los que
quieren hacer comulgar q la gen
te seria con ruedas do molino, y
Sc entregan a la mas insensata IN
temperar cia de la palabrerfa.
Ell dec ro Y el honor de- los
pueb,os no consisti6 jamas en-
oprimir a sus hijos.
Los puehlos SO honran decla
rando libertades. Declarandolas
no SO quedan 4 Ia cola de este
siglo de luz, que es gre nde preci-
samente porq % ha q Grid hacer,
Y ha hecho, en- efecto, la apoteo-
is del hombre.
Y vaya 10 1ltimo, porque va
siendo este largo va.
Oar golpes en- Cuba, y auxiliar
esa a~ci6n con la otra, poderos1-
sima tambien, de un contrato en-
que naturalmente Sc harmonicen
las yeparaciones que necesita ell
cub no, con la dignidad de la
metro 2oi, no solo no arrojarfa
n aculas sobra ell honor nacional,
sino que hahrfa de ser positiva
mente gloriozo para la patria es
panola.
Un dfa trat6 6sta, por mas
amarg) que clio fuera, con el
continente sud americana, sobre
as bases de la independence de
sus antiguas colonias
SSe deshonr6 por ESQ Espana?
Arri6 la bandera, Y SO qued6
con su honor!
Callen, ipor Clisto! las decla-
maciones; que ell honor de los pue
bios no estnvo jamas en- las con-
nj privanzas de los
egoistas!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-24
MentecafeceS

Sabido es que, en- punto a te-
legramas, precisa hacer 10 que
con buques infestados disponer
la cuarentena.
Ahora. especialmente, con las
doctrinas que sob'e el asunto pri-
van, hay que empezar por no dar
fe a ninguno, agdardando que Sc
confrme 8 SO desmienta.
Son exceIencias de la informa-
ci6n modernfsima
Mas clio es que esos despachos
vuelan en- alas del peri6dico. que
el pueblo los lee, que la gente SEN
ella Sc los traga, que infuyen en-
la opinion para que 6sta forme su
criterio.
Hay, en- tai concepto, que en-
cararse con estos mensajAros de
noticias sospechosas.
Por esos mundos de Dios anda
uno que pone & Labra y & Rome
70 Robledo aconsejando al go
bierno "que no ceda en- su actitud
de rechazar Ia fuerza con la fuer-
"a, porque cualquier arreglo 6
pacto con los sdblevados, no solo
resultarfa indecoToso para Ell ho-
nor nacionol, sino que serfa pre-
parar una revuelta q plazo 6j !"
Demos pr sentado que tOdo
sea como 10 dicen
Els una lastima ell manoj1 de
irexactitudes y de mentecateces
que encierra ese punadito de p :
labras.
No nos referimos a la redac
ci6n del telegrama, al hecho de
hacer constar 10 que 6eclara.
Queremos contraernos a su parte
intrfnseca, & 10 esencial de cuanto
afrma.
SPero es verdad que el senor
Labra aconseja CT sas malas al
gabinete de Madrid ?
SMete adn Romero Robledo su
cuchara en- los asuntos del 60
bierno9
SNecesita el gabinete ser aeon
sejado por esas dos fguras anti
t6ticas, en- apariencia q 10 menosf
Case de que tcdo ESQ sea YER
dad, en- el de las intransigencias
serfa l6gico; en- el otro, eviden
temente no resu ia.
PerQ sigamos.
10 que indudab.emente produ-
cirfa en- Cuba la guerra q plazo
flo, es, en- realidad, 10 que diz
que aconsejan aqrellos dos hom-
bres al gobierno.
Las armas! Tar 500 con las
armas es muy diffcil acabar con
revoluciones de esa clase LoI
dicen por nosotros las peripecias
de esa guerra. Que 10 yea el que
quiera.
Las armas vence, an al re belde
Pero veneer no es domar.
Y ESQ, domar, desarmar, sua
vizar la conciencia del hijo de la
grande antilla habra de conse-
guirse, declarandolo en- la pose
sion amplia de su. dignidad de
ciudadano.
Vino tras 81 Zanj6n 10 que vi
no, porque no p dfa ser de otra
manera.
Despu6s del zanj6n siguieron
las cosas como antes. p, or a1n,
porque despu6s hubo 10 que no
habfa en- Cuba antes de Yara: un
mar de sangre entce peninsulares
y cubanos- --
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-24
INCOMPRENS|BLE
(De EI D5a, de Madrid J

Pfdese al Gobierno que en- Cuba
aconpahe Ia acci6n po.i,ica la dc
las arnias Es demanda de todos los
eltm< ntos lib=sa;es &c IA Perfasu'a.
S formula en- pro del pals, nc de una
po:frica terminals; en- favor de to
dos, no de unos cuantos. Quizas no
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-24

L,s noticias sobre la guerra de
Cuba vienen q ser para los reporters
a go ar como la luz para las maripo
~illas incautas
Aunque esto. primera vista,
parezca ago inv rosfmi,
dina mas de un perio 1ista
que es muy apropiado ell sfmil.
E peligro los atrae; y asf como
las mariposas revoletean alrededor
de la llama, hasta. que en- un deecui
do parecan vfctimas de su an lacia.
asf tamb;en los reporters acuden pre-
surosos huSmear las co 'ecciones de
los peri6 licos naciona'es y extranje-
ros, avidos de encontrar noticias de
sensac;6oscon que satisfacsr la Gu
riosidad del pdb'ico,
has a que labtan su ruina
entire amsrgas desazones
peyece,a en- las prisiones. =.
del victo que les d0piasG
Porqus, bien mirado, ell reporterisnso
no es otra cosa que un vic o I'm de
steele, que snele producir funestfsi
mas consecuercias.
Tenemos, por otra parte que hoy
por h y. ell manejo de las tijsras es
mucho mis- dificii Y arries g ado que
la grana del mache:e.
Cansado lie scstener
esta situacioa amb;gua,
Sc va usted q la man qua
como d os le da entonder
Y all{, armada b 4sta los d:entes,
llero de be leo ardor,
ing esa usted sin tenor
sh las e as insurgentes
De la destru 7ci6n en- pos,
al soldad, cue arrogante
se lie ponga u sted delante
10 parte por gala en dos.
L'eno de furia arremete
contra ell sje-ci;o, aud z,
siu dar soslego nj paz
& la mano nj al mach 3te.
Da prue b - de su 69reza
hasta que no d+jt uz'e
edifcio, sa'vo, en- pie.
nj tfaere con cab "a
DAndo spe.ta La vengaLza
en- la destruction Sc gcz.;
incendia. mata, deatroza.
y entire sangre y fuego avanza.
Va satisf cho eu instiuto
y harto ell fin de extermipar,
resuelve usted tntregar
el mschet", en- sargre tint>.
S, pre- er ia ust4 d al punto,
y le acogen con sgrado.
y oneida usted perdonado,
y no hay que hab'ar del asunto
Y ain ning1a accidente,
lib:e, sapo, y con dinero,
80 va usted al extrarj ro
av.vir tranqui!amante.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-24
FABRICA de COCHES
de JULIO N. BERNARD
COMERCIO 81. PONCE PR

Construcciones de CO.
ches de todas classes Y
formas con materiales es-
cogidos.
Sc hacen composicio-
nes por dificiles que sean
a precios sumamente eco
n6micos.
Elegancia y solidez en-
los trabajos que Sc con
fen, tanto en- los coches
de Inca como en- los par
ticulares.
Especial esmero en- los
pedidos que Sc hagan de
la Isla.
NOTA:--Se haeen negocios sobre carrua-
jes de meiio uso.
Sc eompran tablones de osdro.
Ponce, z de- Junio de 1895. sit.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-24
Se VGnden

Dos casas, una de MADEIRA otra de nam
posterfa con IN estenso patio, una de elias
propia para IN establecimiento comercial Y
panaderfa. Esta1 sitnadas en- la calle de In
Villa n1mero 40
Dirigirse su duef1o don Jose Masoller
que vive en- uua de dichas casas. Ponce. 6
de Diciembre de 1890. Ind.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-24
CAJ / DE- PRES'Ib MOS
de l.. Chardon y c."
10-PLAZA DE LAS DELICIAS 10

e. dia % del corriente ..s lie Is ma
n ma, re remataran sr tlb:ica suha.ta Ia
endas, qua exprasan g talones, cuyos
nuneros ab4jo SO ,numsran, por cuents
54tas de los interessdos ordsn de los eus-
eaibiantes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-24
Arec;bo, %
DEMOCRRACIA, Ponce.

Miembros Comite y demas autono-
n;stas Quebrad.ilas. feli-itan Gistin
guido c,mpats;ota Man ~ Rivera ie
envian afcctuoso saloio de bienve
n!da -MaYSnac
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-24

Nnestsos caurosos para bicrcs al
exi.nio f.rdador dc LA DEMOCRACIA
por f liz arfibo las playas borinqle-
mas Hurra por ST. va'iente comqor
tamiento !-Nuoret. Julio Dfaz V.li-
la, Maimi, j. { G. Nieves, Pedro
Moves, jose Salgado
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-24
SIN LoaenZn. ~
Mum z Rivera. Poace.

Le sa'udamo< feiicitamnS por 81
fei;z atribo B rinquen -FeIiPe Gou
sdles. SelIes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-24
Sc Vende

Una nueva ventilada.casa en- la calie de
In Estrella.
Tiene aqua, banjo y.oomodidades para una
pequefs familia.
Para informes,
AuG'ant Hernsanos.
Ponce, Enero 10 de 1895. tbs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-24
Buen negOciO

Sc vende muy barata, una casa de MADEIRA
con 81 msgnffico solar, sta en- Ia calle de Ia
Villa, de esta ciudad, marcada con ell mime
70 So. Para irformes, Agencia Ostinchi,
Marina nfmero 3. don Nicomedes Fsrnan-
dez, fabrica de hielo.
Diciembre "a de 1895 m q.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-24
Y bucoa, 23
Munoz { i4cra, Ponce.

Nuest>a ocngratulacitn f='iz regre
SO. Sfempe cor Vd - RasmunQ0
Dtas, DR.. Dfas Naaag
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-24

Esquelas f1nebres, prseios m6dicos
en- tipos apropiados, Sc dan notas para d.
RS las en- Ia oiudad.
Nm In imPienaa do G.a Dsas~acam
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-24
InfereSa

Sc desea realizar, por ausentarse su dneflo
de esta loealidad, uno dos ooches de cuatro
ssientos con sus paTejas.
IuformarAn en- esta imprenta.
Dicismhre 80 de 1895. mid
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-24

Coyozai, trasmiiido Dor Toa alta. 2s
DEMOURACIA Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-24
lose N. DE GOICOECHEA Y z|R|

PROCURADOR
de nfmero de esta Audiencia Tribnpales
y agente de negocios. del Sol eequina
4 In Union.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-24
A DlESTRO Y SlNiESTRO

LIS noticias sobre la guerra de
Cuba vienen & ser para los reporters
a go asi como la luz para las maripo
~illas incautas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-24

10 que hace, mejor que q1ien 10 juzga
sin responsabilidad alguua decide lar
gas distancias.
No ha sucedido asf por esta vez
Ell resultado final. que es el 1aico
que sutoriza ell fallo decisive. habla
ma alto que todss esas considera
clones
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-11-05
PERSONALS.

Mrs, George Cooper ls visiting in RAJ
cine this week,
Judge Moeskes of Appleton was in the
city on Saturday last.
THERE were great many sleepy ones
In the city yesterday.
THERE were challengers at every poll
IN the city on Tuesday.
The Smalley Manufacturing Co. is at
present employing only % men, about
one half the usual force
THERE is talk of passing a five years
close law for deer in this state. That
would really affect only outside hunters.
A wheat buyer says he purchased only
two loads of grain on Tuesday last. And
still there was big stay-at. home vote IN
4 the city.
/ +. {. MAERTZ was elected to the Assem-
bly, from the Second district He and
julie L1ndstedt are the 'only ones" on
the democratic ticket.
The spirits played some pranks on
HallOWee n, but none of q serious nature
4 The sidewalks were covered with pease
and corn aud the English sparrow gorged
himself with the bounty so literally be-
STAYED upon him.
ALBERT LANDRETH has his new can
ming factory about completed. He has
also completed what blowing he is to do
/ this fall. He rents consider Dor
ton of his land now and contracts with
the farmers to do his plowlng.
EMIL SIXTA is not a great hunter and
1t IS much to be regretted he is not. as
there is no one more generous than he
with what he does get. No friend will
need to hunger after venison while Emil
has slice to donate.
MIR, OSCAR ToREIsoN has been appoint
ed a member of the Chicago Board of
Education. 1t is regarded as a very hon
orable position. Mr.. Torrison will fill
1t with credit to himself and advantage
to the educational interests OF tie city.
THE United States court has decided
against Mrs. II. &. Shove on the matter
of her CLAIM to what Is known as the T.
Z. Shove farm. The long advertised sale
which has appeared regularly IN The
Pilot since spring Will now take place on
the date advertised
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-11-05

ROM present appearances the re-
publican ticket III this county IS elect
ed with the exception Of julie Lind
stedt for register Of deeds and L. &.
Maertz for the assembly. The defeat
of the national ticket swept the cOun-
ty ticket, though they ran ahead con
siderably, Notwithstanding that the
pOpulist vote was against them while
it went for BRYAN.
There are various reasons for their
defeat. The populist ticket was pre-
pared specially for the defeat Of the
county democratic ticket. The selec-
tons made for the several offices were
made with excellent judgment to eff
feet the purpose, and it succeeded eX-
cept IN one instance.
Another cause which worked to the
disadvantage Of the local democratic
ticket was the persistence with which
they stuck to Bryan and free silver.
Instead of working for themselves
they bent all their efforts to rolling up
a majority for Bryan with the certain
ty that the state could not be carried
for bim This was highly honorable
but unwise from a selfish standpoint.
Work for themselves individually
would have saved the ticker, but they
did not seem to desire election unless
the national ticket should also win.
The other side made a campaign for
themselves, very largely, and the re
suits were shown on election day
Right up to election day the demo
cratic county ticket held firm to the
support Of the national ticket and
went down with it. Advice with them
was nnavailing. They stuck 70 be
lief in speeches for free silver when it
was evident the season for speeches
was over and that advocacy of free
silver was a personal injury to each,
One must admire their devotion to
the national ticket while questioning
the wisdom Of their course as candi
dates for office.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-11-05

Miss Augusta p Thuelke, aged sew
enteen died last Thursday of diph
liberia at the home of Henry klemme.
George Arnold is rejoicing over the
arrival of a baby boy. George like
most people, thinks there is no other
fellow like him.
Mr.. F. Kruger died last Sunday
at his home at the age of 10 years.
Mrs. Aug. Lueloff who has been
sick for few weeks, is slowly con
valescing.
Mr.. r. j. Quante's trotting Tom
my" went with full speed into the
mud. With the assistance of five
men and a good span of horses Tom
my" was freed from his uncomfortable
position.
Mr. Rudolph Sternbech is rejoicing
over the arrival of baby girl.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-11-05
NOTESFROM MEEME

Michael Hayes of Honwood is here
to attend his own wedding.
Ed Taugher came home from
Milwaukee in time to vote
Election day in Liberty is always a
very quiet affair, This year it is no
exception.
Aug. Eberhardt Of Newton had a
runaway, and had one of his arms
broken in two places and otherwise
quite seriously hurt.
The supply of applicants for mari
tai bliss at Meme, is about equal to
the demand.
John Kelley of Liberty almost for
got TO 90 to the election on account OF
/ that new addition to his family Oh
couse it Is the sweetest little thing on
earth.
John Donohue of Newton is not
easily scared by the cry of hard times
to come. His old blacksmith shor
had become too small, so he determ1n
ed to build larger one. He has
just completed very commodious
shop.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-11-05
JOHN McEATHRON, Assignee.
Grand Ave. and 3rd Str, Milwaukee.
LOW RATETO CHICAGO.

On account Of the American Fat
Stock Show, to be held at Chicago,
November to IA, 1896, the North.
Western Line VIII, on November 3. 5.
10 and Il, sell excursion tickets tc
Chicago and return at reduced rates.
good returning until and including
Monday following date of sale. Fol
tickets and full information apply tC
agents of Chicago < North " estern
R'y. 3tl4
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-11-05

THE size of the ballot made count
ing proceed very slowly, and it was
tie in the night before a single ward
was heard from. The on-lookers grew
weary and the canvass was completed
with but few present. Returns from
other states came in with such gains
for Mckinley that it was soon sur
missed fcw the election had gone Re
turns flom the towns came in with ex
asperating slowness and incomplete
when they did come. The vote from
Aishicott was among the first to ar
rive but nothing to indicate what the
vote on the national ticket was The
crowds hungered for news which came
sparingly and fragmentary.
At two o'clock ii was not known
how the county went except as con
lecture from the little that was known
might determine
. 1t was evident from the start that
the Palmer democrats had concluded
to vote for Mckinley. The wild
claims of L. &. Wall that the stat,
was sure to go for Bryan was largel,
responsible for this. 1t caused
stampede which nothing could stop.
WHEAT took an upward jump of tw,
,Do,. -
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-11-05

A cOaler stuck on the water main
On Monday evening last. 1t is the reg
ular thing for this to happen. There is
no failure and the Waterwork Co. holds
fast to its policy of Indifference The
company had the whole summer to sink
this pipe. 1t was known that a channel
was to be dredged by the city to a depth
sufficient to permit boats of deep draught
to get above Main street bridge The
people have been patient; why is not the
company expeditions? Time is 70 factor
when necessary work is to he done. Why
should this farce be kept up any longer?
Let the city council annul the charter of
the company and the people will sustain
the action. 1t is high time for us to
cease tritiing, try a little positive &C.
ton.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-11-05

THOMAS HOGAN of Amigo. was 10 the
city on Sunday on his way home from
Iowa where he was visiting friends. He
says that Dan OConnor, better known In
Meme as Ballyhooly Is prince farmer
and worth fully $4,000. Bally deserves
all his good luck,-and it isn't good luck
but genuine grit and industry His
friends in this county will learn with
pleasure Of his good fortune.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-11-05

The north side school had half holt
day On election.
CAMPAIGN books ana literature are be-
low par just now
\ Sheboygan man Is busted GU the in
vention of flying machine.
ONE of the Ann Arbor boats took on q
cargo here on Tuesday night
INDIAN summer receives an occasional
rebuff, but comes back smiling.
THE vessels which crowded the harbor
so on Monday last all left on Tuesday.
AL HowARrH of The Pilot Office had an
addition to his family, a little girl, on Sat
urday last
Man RAHR returned from his hunting
trip on Saturday, bringing two deer with
hlm, which he shot.
JosErH WEINFURTHER had bit OF a
runaway near kellnersUlle on Sunday
last, but fortunately came out of 1t I'M
hurt
Mrs. L. 7. JONES and Mrs. W. De Lano
banqueted the high school football team
on Thursday evening last. The boys have
earned recognition.
A new school house for the church at
Alverno is to be built next year. Sub
scIiptions are being taken for it now.
TaE Markham and DeLano gang re.
turned from their outing on Saturday
last They brought four deer with them
yHERE was not much sky rocket OF
torch business to this election. Every
thing was in the line of hard work.
ELECTION day was considerable of q
holiday IN this city. Quite a number OF
the factories had closed and travelling
men were at home
The yellow was, to use a trlte express
SION, very much in evidence" on Tues
day last ia the city Even the children
were literally decorated.
WALTER HUBBARD has been very seri
ously sick with typhoid fever for somt
time. Fortunately there Is a change foI
tue better IN his condition.
MICHAEL HAYES an engineer on the c
\ N. W. was in the city on Saturda.
last. Mr.. Hayes viii soon furnish
more interesting Item than this.
HENRY GREvE had falntlng spell OF
Tuesday. He was one of the inspector
OF election IN the First ward. He re
manned on duty after his recovery.
CHARLES CARY is net going into til
soda water business at Reedsville q
stated in last weeks Pilot. He is goin
into the pump business in that village,
The mUskrat has not yet given any II
dication as TO the kind CT winter We ar
to have. Probably the excitement {
politics kept him from the business {
prophesying
HUNTERS all declare that this fail ha
been an unusually poor one for sma
game Ducks seem to have sought otht
quar- tiers or else the season has been III
favorable for them.
'rHE Barnett x Record Co. of MINI
apolis has IFS outfit for use IN the ere
ton cf the new elevator here on t
ground. Work on the elevator will
commenced at once.
MANITowoc is getting to be quite
place for prize fighting. The police lat
ly broke up a mill which was lively o
while it lasted. The spectators fear
arrest and took to their heels.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-11-05

SUPT DAssLER came within a few
votes of being re elected and would
have succeeded but for the shrewd
tactics of the populists. Nothing can
be said against the successful candi-
date, Mr. Smith. Had he been the
superintendent and given the salts
faction Mr. Dassler has, the same ob
objection would be urged against
change The position is now in poll
ties and is liable to change every two
years. That is net matter for con
graduation
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-11-05

The Pilot must confess failure in get
ting reports from the towns of this couu-
ty. Effort was not lacking but many of
those bringing reports didn't know a
thing Profanity Is not excusable or
dlnarlly but 1t is the only language proper
TO be used 10 those who don't know how
the election went, though having oppor
uulties to learn.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-11-05

A man named Abbis, who keeps a
slaughter house somewhere near the city
limits, was seriously injured on Tuesday.
He was driving along Commercial street
when his horse became frightened from
some cause ard ran away, Abbis was
thrown from the wagon and received
some injuries about the head, which may
prove serious.
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MARRIED.

At the residence OF the Brides parents.
in the town of Manitowoc Rapids, on the
9th day of October, 4. d. 1896, by John
O'Hara, Justice of the peace, Mr.. Charles
Hartwig, of Manitowoc City, and Miss
Annie kielanek, of ManItowoc Rapids
ManitOWOc County WIS.
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NOTICE.

To whom it may concern:
| hereby wish to notify the public that
my store must be closed Nov. LIST. and all
stock on hand must be sold regardless of
cost before that day.
| further wish to notify all parties
owing the firm or having claims against
it to call and settle before the above date.
| will continue to run a tlnshOp and
will be pleased to secure work in that
line.
THoUGH the store will be closed,
Oct. 81 the side door will be open and
any person wishing to settle accounts
or order tinwork will find us in the
office
ROBT q. OLP.
Cor, Sth and Buffalo St.
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THE arrangement fo1 receiving the re-
turns at the Opera House proved to be q
most happy thought Prof. and Mrs
Sweeney entertained the crowd with
music. 1t was a nice social gathering
and everything was most admirably con.
Quoted.
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The city will refund $1,000 of the sewer
bonds which come due this fall The
money intended for the retirement of
these bonds has been used for dredging
purposes, and as an commission in the
charter makes it impossible to contract a
debt for dredging, the difficulty has been
overcometby continuing the sewer bonds.