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A woman two years and a Half Old.

In family living on Central avenue.
Is child that promises to be a card for
baTnum. 1t is female, now two years
ana ana seven months OF age, fully developed
of ordinary infancy to full maturity, took
place when the child was two years of age.
With the first indication of the presence
Of womanheod. the child body rapidly
changed, in all its parts, from the condi-
ton OF te .der infancy to the fullness of
that of a healthy girl of eighteen. The
face alone remained unchanged full
round baby face, quite pretty in all its fea,
lures, with bright, sparkling and inteli-
gent eyes and rosy cheeks This wonder
has attracted the attention of many of
the physicians of the city, several of
whom have the photographs of it. The
child walks, talks, cries and eats like 9th
er children OF its age. It is quite for
ward in talking, speaking both German
and English. = Cincinnati Commercial.
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ALABAMA. A correspondent of the
Washington Chronicle writes as follows
in 4 letter from Montgomery. just recciy-
ed:
"I have carefully revised the vote of
ffty-tiye counties as unof1icially received
to this date, February I6. with the fol
lowing results: 77.572 votes for the
constitution, and 523 against the same,
making the total vote upon the question
of ratification 1895 with seven coun-
ties yet to hear from The seven coun-
ties not heard from threw 1921 voyes for
convention in October last, which, if
to be relied upon as a basis for calculation,
would give US 81 GIG votes upon the ques
ton Of ratification, which is, beyond a
doubt, a majority of all the legally regis
tered votes now in Alabama. 1t should
be remembered, however, that three of
the counties not heard from held no ecc-
ton at all, and it seems certain that Gen
eral Hayden will not give sufficient notice
before holding those elections to even
notify the people that an election is to
be held"
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IMPEACHMENT 80 --RECONSTRUCTION.
PEACE.

From the moment the House of Repre-
sentatives decided upon Impeachment,
the question was removed beyond news
paper discussion. We have long felt the
necessity and have earnestly labored for
the removal of Andrew johnson from
the Presidential chair A man who as
sumes to be the legislative, the judiciary
and the executive part of the government
combined, was in our opinion no fit man
to be President of our great Union, and
hence we claim that as Impeachment now
rests with the high court, reconstruction,
and peace will speedily follow.
Ever since the assassination of Presi-
dcnt Lincoln the unrepentant rebels have
grown bolder from day to day until it
eliminated in the massacre at Memphis
and New Orleans and an open defiance
of the law of Congress. Whenever a
soldier like Sheridan, OF Sickles, or Pope
really attempted to carry out the laws of
the land, he was disgracefully driven
from the field and tools like Hancock were
appointed to do the dirty work of Andrew
johnson. The Reconstruction of the
late rebel States began to be dcspared of,
and men grew weary I'd sick when medi
tating over the deplorable prospects.
Through the direct influence OF President
johnson reconstruction has been delayed
in every southren state Thousands of
acres Of land are left without cultivation.
Their owners have no money and men of
the north who have and would gladly 60
down and make the dreary looking fields
blossom like those of New York, Illinois
or Wisconsin, dare not take the risk. The
business and prosperity Of the entire
country has been seriously effected. and
all Is directly traceable to the hands
of Andrew johnson. Impeachment and
nothing else will straighten out matters
With the removal Of 4. j. from the
Presidential chair, the reconstruction Of
the southern states will speedily follow,
and prosperity restored generally.
There will be no disturbance, no war
Impeachment is peace, for the law
abiding loyal people Of this great nation
demand it.
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The Chicago Tribune says that An
drew Johnson's idea of the extent of his
constitutional power of removal and ap-
pointment, must have been derived from
reading the wrong document. The con-
stitu.ion of jeff Davis's Confederate
States contains the following:
''The principal officers in each of the
executive departments, and all persons
connected with the diplomatic service,
may be remored from, office at the pleasure
of the President"
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to authorize and require the President of
the United States to demand the instant
release OF any citizen of the United States
who is now or may be hereafter impris-
oned or detained by any foreign Govern
ment under any pertence whatever. and
.who, is not guilty of any crime committed
In the country where he is SO imprisoned
or detained, and to demand ample salts
faction In behalf of such citizen.
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and with
COUNCIL BLUFFS AND 0MAHA LINE
THE Connerheads ,rn oo,.t.n,I

The Copperheads are constantly as
serting the power of the President to do
what he pleases in military matters, be-
cause the Constitution makes him Com
mander-in- Chief of the Army and NAVY.
True, he is Commander n-chief, but he
must com.pand according to lac. He is
no more independent of the law than the
lowest file closer or private in the rauks,
Chicago Post.
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.5esc Advertisements,


n PROBATE :-..azanitowoc County
Court.
In the matter Of the Estate Of Henry ". Chamber
lin, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition Of Clark Dnwid-
DE OF the town of Sco in tie County OF Sheboygan
and State OF WISCONSIN, representing among other
things that on the 18th day OF October 1851 The said
deceased and Jabcz Bowe entered into contract in
writing under their hand and seals, whereby the said
diseased did agree in consideration of the sum of
hundred and fifty dollars convey to the said Jabez
Bowen his heirs or assigns the premises described as
follows to-wit The northwest quarter of the north
east quarter OF section Sixteen in thirteen north
OF range twenty, east in said County Of Shehoygan
That the said Jabez Bowen has duly assigned 81 ia
contract to your petitioner and that he is now the e
gal holder and owner of the aud claiming that
he the said petitioner is entitled 10 coilveyafce OF
SAD premises and praying that Harriet W. Chamber
lam, Administrators of the estate of Henry " Cham
berlan deceased be authorized and directed by scea
OF this Court, to make and execute a conveyance of
said premises to him the said petitioner it is ordered
that said petition be heard before Judge of this
Court, on Monday the 23d day OF March 1865 at ten
clock A M at his Office in the Village of anitowoc
And it is further ordered that notice thereof be
published for six weeks suaccssivey. before such hear
ing, III the hanitowoc Tribune, weekly newspaper
published at Manitowoc, Wisconsin
Dated February 10 1s6S 43-sy
GEO. W. BARKER. County Judge
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-Charles Dunn, of La Fayette county.
the democratic candidate for Chiefly
of the Supreme Court is man of nearly
20 years of age. Rather old to be elect
ed to the highest judicial Office in the
state.
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The Philadelphia correspondent of the
London Times says that Mr.. Dickens
will have to pay $4,000 of his receipts
for reading, in this country, as an intern
al revenue tax:
Farragut was very sumptuously receiv-
ed at Genoa on the q tn inst.
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New York, March "a fire broke
out after midnight in Barnum' Musium
IN the portion occupied by VanAmburg' s
menagerie. A few animals, among them
kangaroo, small leopard, few mon
keys, the giraffe, two camels, a pair of
japanese hogs, a Burmese cow, together
with the pelicans and variety of small
birds were saved. The electric machine
was also saved. Loss $500. 600.
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tieles of impeachment, for the words
Grand Inquest ofthe Nation" the word
House of Representative are substituted.
Altogether the rules have been adopted
with much less disposition to delay that
it was feared they might develop.
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e. KERR.

WORK street, Ian itOgoc, Wis. Dealers
i in,Dry Goods Groceries, Crockery Fancy Goods
Glass ware, Boots and Shoes, Ready made Clothing
Paper kangings, Hats and Caps, Toys. Children Caps
Live Goose Feathers, Bird Cages Kerosene Oil and
Lamps, &C. &c. share of public patronage IS soli-
LII
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e. R.I.SSCE,

IEWELEg and P3fo31G -a1her. All
y kinds Of work in the line of my business prompt
y atts aisd to- AMI warranted to give satisfaction.
have jus: recsivsd Wing Z 0rns5ey's Multiplying
CAMERA oSSCURA, with which l can take small
pictures cf tbs finest order for dollar per dozen
Photographs taken of all sizes. Albums aad F1anes
constantly on hand York Street. iSsE
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refill EU.uYER x.sg,s,.

YTNXE U.Iarsi-med are spTeDareSi - fsIl
1 TO e-de- bills of lumbar latA on the shortes
notice. will be at all times in the yard
ready TO wait customers and receive their or
dsrx Tae best stock kept costantly on hand al tn,
MILL corner of Quay and 9th streets
l2-14 GUYLESS BROWN
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III. s. B.gECC.E, Va. D.,

DHYSaCIAS and Surgeon, Also EE-
4 anining Surgeon for PENSIONS, appointed by
the 6overnMcnt.
OFFICE corner of EighthEand York streets. Manito
voc, wisconsin
Orders lsft at the Drug Store, will receive prompt
attention.
G5>articular attention paid TO consultations and.
to the treatment of DIFFICULT and CRITICAL
CA3ES 1929
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Or JUDGE BAnKnR, a.aaitowoc. wis. '''a a5-sn s,a

s. & 81 IONS :---HEanieowoc Co., Circuit
- Court. farmcnas a Camp, Plaintiff, against
William II. RcPer, pesendant.
Tie safe 9, ', .scosin 20 " iliaIn Il Roper, Defen-
dant above named.
Sir: Ico are hereby summoned and required =,
answer the complaint III this action which will be
hle n the Office OF the Clerk of the Circuit Court in
ana Tor SAID County, and to copy of your an
sver on ne at my Office in the Village and County of
Mahtowoc. wisconsin, within twenty days after the
secvice OF this summons exclusive of the day of SER
VICE and II you ia to said conipla Mt as hero
by required tie pla ntf will take judgement against
you Tor four hundred Sixty Three Dollars and Fifty
Two cents, with interest Eight Hundred Dollars
from January 18th 1855 to August 18th 1853 at tbs
rate OF twelve per cent per anuun, and interest on
-Four Hundred SxyThree Dollars and Fifty two cents
with interest on eGt hundred dollars foIa January
II. 1858 to august Ie 1855 at the rate of twelve per
cent per annnm, and interest ou tonr Hundred and
s1yIthree dollars and 81 cents from August l6 1885,
at the rate of twelve per per annlip besides the
costs OF this action. DON A. SHOVE,
Atty ior EiantiI
To the defendant above named Take notice that
the complaint erred to in the above summons was
on the 22d day Of January 1865 duly filed the Office
of the Clerk o the Circuit Court and for said Man
Iowoc county DON 4. SHOVE.
4O-tw Attorney for Plaintiff
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3. S.s.yDERgO,v.

MANUFACTURER and Dealer In
NJ Boots, Shoes, Leather, &c, &c. Shop Buffalo
street near the corner Of Eighth. Repairing neatly
and promptly executed.
AAltouoc, September 20, 1865. If
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y. y. COAE,

:" OVSES raised and moved. sKeysur
superior facilities for raising and moving houses
re vsul announce to the citizens of Mentowocr town
and county, that any business entrusted to care
will re.eive prompt attention, and be performed in
nsnaer warranted to give satisfaction. Enquire at the
rA,.o<
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CHICAGO s. NORTHWESTERN
RAIL ROAD.

Stages from ESnitowoc connect daily with trains
on the Chicago and Northwestern Railway, leaving
NEENAH AND MgNASHA
- follows: Cong East at S.25 A. NJ, ana 6 P. NJ
reaching Chicago at T3o p ". and 4.45 A. NJ making
close connections with all
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN RAIL ROADS
and with
COUNCIL BLUFFS AND OMAHA LINE
81 the C. 4 n ". Railway, for Dixon, Fulton, Cedar
Rapids, Boone. Missouri Valley Junction, SIOUX
Union Pacific Rail Road (majn Line) to Cheyenne,
Denver, Sweet Water Mines Salt Lake and all parts
OF Colarao, Utah, Nevada, Idaho Montans, California
and Oregon.
Trains going North leave Menssha s,ad Neenah at
A44 A. NJ. and S.Ss P. NJ
Stesptng C5aches all night trains.
Through Tickets to all points Fast South can be
purchased of A. H. Boardman, licked Agent
AA4S GEO. L. DUNLAP. Gen. Supt.
b. F. PATRICK. Genera Passenger Agent
j. P. HORTON, n. W. Pass Agt. Chicago
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II. ID. .JGs'ESss; EsRO..

1EANCFACFJRE2S aud Dealers In
Nl Lumber. Lath, and Shingles Bills to order
short notice. Manitowoc, Wis
4. D. JONES. W. B. JONES.
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JUSTICE Of the Peace. 0Sce. Hueb-
- ner's building, of Eighth and York streets
Aanitowoc, Wisconsin.
viii make collections, pay taxes search the IDS,
draw deeds, mortgages and contracts, &C., &c Ali
basiAess will receive prompt attention. NILS.
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y. &. .EDK.E.s 0E.
rErTznaEx.s ruraisnsnE GOODS OF

EHEEIS-H ~ 5 Eura iss.ng Goods 0f
NJ every description.
an pre- pared to nlanasactce full suits of Msn and
boys clothing the shortest notice. and satisfaction
garaatosi. ! employ The best worhnlen to be found,
AAa keep two of Singers Saving Machines constantly
In 12-1
kIiHTa STREET, oppo:ita Goolsaow Barnes
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.IDSE.A SY.NES.

nEALER TN Stoves: Tin. Sheet IRON
IL and Coppsrwa-e manufacturcr. All kind. Of
repairing done Eighth Street, opposite Tribune Of
Aes- 14-ly
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FRED. SCHRGDER.

MEAT Mark -zEnysnG purchased
wi tbs business OF VIM. Brown | shall hereafter
esnstanuy keep on hand the choicest meats at the
Lowest rates. share of public patronage solicited
13-lT
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IN PROBATE: lan.iowoc County
/ Court.
In the matter of the Estate of Maryanna Bu.se,
decea=ed
On reading and filing the petition of John r cher,
OF nail.toWoc County; representing among other
things that aaTyanna Busse, late of Cooperstown.
Aanitowoc Comfy, on the 18th day Of November, A.
1853 sad town and county died intcstate leaving
goods chateIs and estate within this State amounting
to two hundred dollars and that the said petitioner
u ghbor Of said deceased, and praying that ad
miai-tT.tfion Of said estate be to Phillip Steinhon
granted it IS ordered that said petition be heard be-
fore he Judge 9f this Court Monday, the Oath day
a. Fa!raary, A. D. 1853, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at my
oficc IN se!d County.
O-eere further, that notice thereof be given to ths
her sad deceased and TO all persons Interested, by
publishing cory of this order for three successive
week prior said day of hearing in the Manitowoc
I'ri5lrl, weekly newspaper published at Aanitowoe
ia sad County. B42-3t
GEO. W BARKER, County Judge.
Dated at Manitowoc, the Sd day Of Feb. A d. 1888
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DEN'TISTR =.

nR. A. j. PATCEEN, Dentist flee
j. in Shsrnan's building, on sth Street
Hanitowo<, Wis
IA Teeth extracted without pain
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HE.TRT SIZE EE.

TTORNEY and Counselor at Law.
IL Office with Geo. N. Woodin- Manitowoc Wis
cousin. 1850
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C.. C. CRDCKEEs. .H. -.

nFFsE Rs ssiS Services to the citizens
~ OF Two Rivers, and vicinity.
Once at Louis Zanders, Washington Street. All
Salis in village county promptly attended to-
RIFERsSGEs-Doctcr y. s. Davis, WIn. Byford
and A. Andrews Of Chicago. and Dr.. Easton, of Mani
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Ohe Uribu,,e.
WITH SUPPLEMENT,
Union Republican Ticket
For Chief Justice
LUTHER S. DIXON,
For Associate Justice
BYRON PAINE,

At Large--S. S. BARLOW, of Sauk.
:" HENRY .. BARRON, of Polk,
fst Dist--ELISHA ENOS, of Waukesha.
I'd CHAS. G. WILLIAMS, of Rock.
Sd " ALLEN WORDEN, ,ofLaFayette.
18th L. +. FRISBY, of Washington.
9Th W. G. KITCH, OF Winnebago.
9th IS WIN. 7. PRICE, Of Jackson.
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III. .sS0.SEC.

u eSular Meeting of ygas.3.oTroc Lodge
h u held at Masonic Hall, York Street on the
1st and Sd Wednesday of Each Month.
E. X. RAND, W. NJ.
HORN
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judicial EIanIinn lIatice.

Notice is hereby given that at general election to
be beld in the several towns wards and election pre-
cincts in the State of Wisconsin, on the first Tuesay
teing the seventh day of April next the following OF
ficers are TO be elected to-wit:
= Chief Justice of the Supreme Court to fill the
vacancy occasioned BY the resignation OF Luther &
Dixon:
An Associate Justice of the Supreme Court. to fill
the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Jason
Downer;
Judge of the Circuit Court of the Fourth judicial
circuit, comprising the counties of gond du Lac
Manowoc, Sheboygan Calumet and Eewaunee, in
the place of David Taylor, whose term CT office will
expire on the thirty-trst day of December 1868
Said election to he conducted, the votes cauvassed
anu returns made pursuant to law
Given undsr nay hand and the great seal of the State
- OF WISCONSIN, at the Capitol in Madison
us this 18th dag Of February A D. 1888
TH02. s. ALLEN,
Secretary of State.
SEERIFF's OFFICE
Manitowoc, February 90 1865
In compliance with the foregoing and with the
statutes In such cases made and provided notice is
hereby given that election will be held in the sew
eral towns and election precincts in tho County of
Aanitowoc, for the officers above named on Tuesday
the seventh day of April. 1868.
ROBERT T. BLAKE
4@o" Sheriff for Manitowoc County
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ys PROBATE: Manitowoc Count

] PeSDHATE: ManitOwHc County
4 Court.
In the matter of the estate Of Johan Klug dccea.ed
On reading and filing the petition of c. Luling Ad-
innstrator, setting forth the amount of personal
,ate that has come to his hands, and the disposition
thereof: the amount of debts outstanding against
said deceased and description of all ihs real estate
OF which said deceased died seized and the condition
and value of the respective portions thereof pray
ing that license be TO him granted to sell lot No g. and
west half of lot No 10. III block No 49, of the Viii
lage OF Manowoc. and il appearing, by said petition,
that there is not sufficient personal estate in the hands
of Charles Iuling, Administrator, to pay said debts
and that it necessary IN order pay the to sell
all Of real estate: it is therefore ordered that all per-
interested in said estate appear before the Judge
OF this Court, MONDAY the 9th day of March, D.,
1865, at 10 o'clock at the Probate Office in Man.
towoc, in said County, then and there to show
f any there be- why license should not be granted
said c. Luling. administrator to sell real estate
corling 10 the prayer of said petition.
And it is further ordered that copy Of this order
shall be published for four successive weeks prior TO
said day Of hearing, in the Manifowoc Tribune, .
Weekly Newspaper printed and published at Manito-
in sad County and personally served all per-
interested in said estate residing said County
at least fourteen days before said day of hearing.
by the Court, GEO. w. BARKER,
County judy
Dated at Mantowoc the 27.r, day Of January, K D..
1865. 4i-4w
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L. q. @. f.

(tatckerm Ing Lodge No. SIS. Z. .. .. f.
~ Meets every Friday Evening al the Old Fellows
Hall Corner of Commercial 4 Eighth Streets
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: Court.
In the matter Of the Estate of Grafton Fenton, do
celsed
On rsalng and filing the petition of Henry f. Zielly
OF Calumet County. Wisconsin, representing among
oter things. that Grafton fenton, late of Manitowoo
ing goods chattel and estate within this state and
that The aid petitioner is creditor of said deceased
AMI prayag that administration of said estate be to
Gideon Sye granted it is ordered that said petition
heard jefo-e the Judge of this Court Mandsy tho
sth day oi ebruary, A. D. 1s6s, ct 10 O'clock 4. NJ
at my Office said county.
Ordered further that notice nereof be given to the
heirs Of SAID deceased and 20 all persons interested BY
pn5iishng copy OF mis- order for three successive
ks prior to sai Gay OF hearing in the Manitowoc
Tribune WecnIy newspaper published at Manitovoe
in SAID Cous.ty. GEO. W. BARKER,
County Judge.
Dated at Mauitowoc, the Sd day of February 4. D.
! 1868 B42-Sw
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T.. B. TRE.FT.

ATTORNEY and Counselor ~ law.
"A and Land Agent Office corner of Eighth AMI
franklin streets, Manitowoc, Wisconsin. ali
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= AEE og Forfeited EEsTtgages! Lands.
- Office of Commissioners of School and
University Lands Madison. Wis January Esd, 1868
Notice is hereby given that the lands hereinafter
described having been forfeited and become the pro-
perty OF the State by reason of the payment OF
interest on loans granted thereon viii DC offered for
sale at public auction at the office of the Secretary
State, at the Capitol Madison on the 10th day Q!
March. 4. d., 1865, at 10 o'clock A. N.
The minimum price at which said land will be Offer
ell Will lie the placed opposite each tract under
the heading Appraised Value Not less than twen-
ty-hFe per cent. will be required to he paid down.
TH0s S. ALLEN, ! Commissioners of
NhI. L. SMITH, School and Unver-
CHAS. r. GILL. sity Lands.
4I-tw MANITOWO;, COTTNT'Y
Description. Sec. Town Range Appraised
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y. -. MAR * HIN.
CHARLES Eli. H'.fEKER,

4 TTORNEY and CeunseEor at Law.
IA once, corner of Sth and Quay streets. Manito-
wee, Wisconsin. 1921
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WILLIAMS, EDESE.

ID Eighth and Franklin Streets, Manitowoc, Wis.
This new brick hotel has been fitted up in the very
best and STYLE with furniture and bedding
throughout The wants of the travsling public will
rssaivs prompt attention and pains will be spared
- give perfect satisfaction.
large and well arranged stsbl. is connected with
a. Hotel 1i-2S
IKs A. -ALIAAs,
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s. Il. W.OOD.

TT0RNET at LAW. NanitswOr.
u Wisconsin. Office Eighth street over the
1frst National Bank. iyl9'65.l
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xT s NTss ys.--yeactsera- Students, and
w Other intelligent men and women, in busi-
ness paving 500 S2o0 per month according TO abf
I7r Particulars address Zegler. McCur4y Co.,
Lombard Block, Chicago. N A-sQ
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q. Ee. .aN'DEEeSOI.

TTORNEY and Counselor at Law.
IA ONCE Eighth street, Manitowoc, Wisconsin.
Collections promptly attended to. 1882
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DOA Il. SHOrE.

i TTORNEY and Counselor at law,
IA Manitowoc, Wisconsin. l32Otf
Agent for the Phoenix Life Insurance COMPANY