The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-17

present. He was advertised to be at Two
Rivers as well as here, and the people
were all ready when the news reached
them that he could not be there. Mr..
Rublee says that he thinks Gov. Salomon
will be here next week.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE. The follow
ing sales of real estate have taken place
during the month of September:
ID. McCarty to Patrick Sullivan the nh
of neg, section IA Town II Range p, for
5000
Jacob Luisen to Geo Sixel lot Is and
l6. block II, village Of Centervile, for
800.
W. Pautz to Chas. Rape, lot al in
subd. of sec. 81, town l9 range "a for
5000 ~
w. Joachiusthal to JOS Joachiusthal.
neg of sec sect 10 town 20 range %, for
500.
Jacob Wohr to Carl F. Rick ] acre of
a acre lot. in lot 6, sec. |, town 10
range "a, for $50.
Jacob Trossin to Jacob Trossin Jr.
seq of NEG sec. s, town 20, range "a, for
$500.
Jacob Trossin to Jacob Trossin Jr., the
NEG Of neq sec. s, town 20 range "a, for
$500.
Jason Pellet to w Mott, the neg of
swg sec. II town u Range 30
s Peter Wemer to William Kuck lots |.
ami 3 block IL village Of Centerville
for 1928.
Richard Craig to David Siddines the
VIII Of nwq OF sec. IL town Is range Il
for $500.
David Sic Kings to G. Berge and Ole
Berge the we of avg OF sec. Is town Is
range 81. for 1885.
John 2. Heinrich to A. Kugler lot 8,
block Is village OF Manitowoc Rapids,
for $40.
S. Nolan to John Hays the seq of nwq
sec. 20 town 20 range -, also VIII OF nwQ
of sec 20 town 10 range - for $1,000.
Jacob Seibel to Henry Funk lot $ ock
90 in village of Two Rivers for 1926.
b. Loirigan to w. Quinn the nh of
swq, sec. % town 20 range % for $500.
Jos. Stephan to jos. Schmoker the
VII OF swq of nwq sec. rs town I9 range
"A for $3.50.
b. Jones to w. Toltxmann, lot in
block 3l5 village of Manitowoc for $3.50.
Simon Kraus to G. Schube lots g. 8,
g. 0 and II, in block 4. village of Cen
terville for $3.50. ftBEE5f fBEE
Peter c. Fussenich to c. T. B'umma-
stien, the ell Of swq sec. 80, town Is
range %, for 800
Z. n Wollmer to G. Hurchet the nh
Of nwq Of sec. q town l7iange -, for
$3.50. .1e
Margaret Sullivan toJohn Sullivan lot
Is block l76, village Of Manitowoe for
$500
j. f, Platt to Henry Bslthant lot 4
block n, village Of Manitowoc for 1878.
T. G. Shove to i. Veith lots | | and IA
block 204, village of Manitowoc 70 $50.
3. Jones to f. Veith lots. II, Is. Is,
l6, II, Is, Is. 20 u and - in block 2O4
village of Manitowoc for $3.50.
NJ. Laughlin to j. Rank the VIII of
nwq sec 10 town 20 range - for $780,
Jason Pellet to Ambrose Pellet the
seq Of neg sec. 20 town II range % for
5000
Frank McAllister to j. D. Plat part
of VIII Of seq sec. / town 10 range %,
for $1,000.
Lucy A Cain TO Nelson Darling the
nwq Of swq sec. 10, town - range - for
500
J. Kowarick to w. Dwosak the VIII
of nwq sec. y town 20 range % for
Sl50O.
John WiI-ou to. S. Robardy the sh of
swq sec. % t0wn u range % for 5000.
Cha>. Matison to Fritz Bestion the
nwqo4 neq sec. I town 81 range "A fo1
S7S3.
Chas. Kung tod. Lehman lot l 7 block
35223 village OF Mautowoo for $3.50.
The remainder Of the sales viii be pub
iished next week.
On Monday last we were pleased to
welcome to our sanctnm Gen. Thomas
:. Allen. Secretary Of State, and Mr..
Henry Cordier, State Prison Commits
sioner They were looking we'll and met
with d warm reception from their many
friends. They are both re nominated for
the offices they hold and we predict they
viii be enthusiastically re elected, for
both have given eminent satisfaction in
their respective positions. In fact 1t
would be hard to find men who would do
as well as they have done, and when we
have good thing we should be careful
to keep it. They both give The lie to the
assertion that they sigued a certain petit
ton asking for a law TO prevent office
holders drinking liquors during their
term of office. They state they never
saw the petition and never heard the as
sertion until they came here. SO that
nails another copperhead lie. The gen
tlemen left on the boat Tuesday morning.
The Singer Sewing Machines are not
giren aacav as premiums for subscribers
to city Journals; they are not paraded al
fairs, nor their wonderful value proclaim
ed through every newspaper in the land,
but they are sold in greater quantities
than any other made For the year
ending in June last 5000 more than any
other machine were sold, even counting
the machines given away by the Other
companies. all owing to the fact that they
are better than any other.
NOTICE. There will be meeting oi
the First Presbyterian Church and Socie
ty of Manitowoc at the Second Ware
school house on Friday evening, Nov. Is
next, for the purpose of filling vacaneie:
in the Board Of Trustees and the transac
ton of other business that may properl,
come before the meeting. A general at
tendance is requested. By order of th'
| Board. (2t) ii. d. SHEPARD, Clerk.
A SENSATION. A schottische has beer
| nightly played by the Opera house or
chestra that has charmed and bewitche'