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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-10-07
THE NATIOAL DERT

If the national debt standing against the
people of this republic were paid off, the
Democratic party would be wiped out by
the consummation. The party having
exis. ed, during the war, by hostility TO the
war, its existing in fragmentary bodies
is continued soley by reason of hcstii:ty
to the debt caused By the war As its hos
tility to the conflict of arms was covert
and cowardly, rather than square. and
manly, so its opposition to the debt is
croaking and auerulous, but none the
less unpatriotic, none the less disastrous
In tendency, for all that. Take from
Democratic platforms, speeches, news
papers, utterances of all kinds, this op-
position to the national debt, in all the
multiform modes Of expression of that
opposition, and there would be nothing
left; nothing about which there is general
dispute; no question, which, whether 1t
should be decided one way or another,
would amount to row OF pms. We
submit to the common candor of honest
men of all parties whether what we say
be not religiously true. The Repub-
'licans have involved the country In a
'ruinous debit they have raised a deluge
of irredeemable paper; they have created
an army oftax gathers; they are grinding
the life out of the people; taxation, tax
alton, taxation, is the result OF Republic
an rule" these asseverations, and the like
we submit, form the burden of Democrat
ic utterances now w-a-days. They embrace
no positive policies, but negative only.
Theirs is no system of building UP. 1t
is all tearing down, a crazy man with a
chisel and hatchet might bring down il
hot ha NJ NJ n
or of lingo Jones had designed, and gen
erations sof labor had bullded-a
st. Peters or a St. Pauls -
A no more truthful representa- tion
of the Democratic " statesmanship y of
the times than such lunatic-this crazy
architect of ruin-could be well imagined
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ANOTHER UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY.
At the next session of the Dominion Par
lament an application will be made TOR
charter for road to be constructed from
point on Lake Superior via Red River
to point on the eastern boundary OF
British Columbia, with power to improve
the navigation leading to and from Rainy
Lake and Lake of the woods; also, for a
railway from Pembina via Fort Garry,
to point ON Lake Winnepeg, Saskatch-
evan River with power to improve navl
cation to Saskatchewan. This makes the
fourth transcontinental route complete
and projected al of which will probably
be built in the next ten years. Let the
good work go on. There cannot be toe
many of them.
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Nobody, with brains enough to last
them over Sunday, Will be deceived by
the milk and water Platform put for;l
by the Democracy Of Wisconsin, In tnIs
year of Grace, 1869. The Democratic
rejoicing in the overthrow OF Siaevry,
accepting the Congressional plan OF Re
construction as an accomplished TACT:
with the generous wink III favor OF the
extension Of suffrage, means just about
as much as did the democratic Leglsia
tive, Free Soil Resolutions OF 1919, aud
that is really just nothing at all. Iwen-
ty years ago, the Democracy wanted 20
retain power in Wisconsin. Now
they are as anxious to regain it.
But this platform is valuable Tor
one thing. 1t is a substantial confes-
sion that the record of the Wisconsin
democracy in the past is SO bad that 1t
would be sure defeat, to go before the
people on 1t this year. No upright man
fears to have the truth known OF MN, OF
seeks to shield himself from opproolum
By ch0agtny the SUBJECT. Inc word
sometimes fails to do indiYlduals JUS
tice, and Republics fail for time to APP
preeiate their wlsest and purest sons, but
such Il son has only to bide his time, anu
Wait Ior tn sober second thought. whlci
is sure to Wuulcate him. But the brand
OF raise ilicn the people have put
upon so-caiied democracy, was no mis-
noner, and viii not be taken Oft now,
that tie party wearing 1t has confessed
its justice.
Iii candidates of the Democracy were
individually superior to those on the Re
publican ticket, which they are not, 1t
would De madness to give them control
of the State at this tiue. No true Re
publican is ready to confess that we were
wrong IN seeking to restrict the Slave
Power before The rebellion, nor that We
were wrong Iii fighting to MAINTAIN the
Integrity OF the Union when assallicd Dy
traitors IN arms, as the party now asklug
our suffrage constantly charged upon.
Let US stand by sour record, aud hnlsh
tue work we have 50 grandly begun, by
paying the debt honestly contracted.
More than halt the Democrats ID the
United States to-day, are 10 favor OF re-
pudiatlon I've include the South. We
,caunot afford to trust them with power
TIL this question is beyond dispute. This
is bt-payiug Nation and must remain
so.-Bertin CouIunt. -0t l@.'
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MANITowoc CO. couRT.-sn Pro

In the matter of the guardianship of the minor
heirs of Daniel VI. Owen, deceased.
Notice is hereby gwen, that by virtue and IN prr-
of order of license made III said matter, on
the 9th day of Septembe-, j. 1869. by the County
Court of said County, the undersigned guardian OF
the minor heirs of said decreased will the 18th day
OF October a d 1869, at o'clock in the AFTERNOON
at the oicc of s. A. Wood, in the village of Manito-
voc Comfy of Ma1itowoc and State OF Wisconsin,
offer for sale at public vendue the following deseri
cd lands. to-wit: The undivided two-thrds of the
west half Of the northeast quarter, the south
east quarter of the rtheast quarter. and the east
half OF the northwest quarter Of sec lion twenty 2o)
in township nineteen 19 north, of range twenty-cne
f2l east Situated in the County OF Mauitowoc afore-
said. Et5tf .-F
The tern,s of sale will be made known at the time
and place of sale iEoftGE r 0"bN
1855 a rood.l duarnian-
Dated. Manitowoc Wis, Sept. 23d, 1869.
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COsRT.-Man-

~ itowoc County.
Lewis Tourinsky, plaintiff, against Mary F. Sharp
defendant. Summons-For Relief Com. (Served.)
The State of Wisconsin to Mary Sharp.
Io hereby Summoned and required answer the
complaint in this action. of which copy will be filed
in the office of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court in said
office, in the village OF Manitowo., County of Mani
towoc and State of Wisconsin, within - days after the
service hereof exclusveo Of the day of such service
aid if you fail n answerthe complaint aforesaid
the plaintiff will apply TO the Court for the relief de
mauded in the complaint
Dated, Sept. 27th, 1863. t24-5 wsw]
IL WALKER & WHITE. Plaintiff IS Atty's
The Complaint in the above entitled acton
duly filed in the office OF the Clerk of the Circu
purt of Manitowoc County the Both day of Sep
tenber 1869. WALKER WHIT. PITS. Aty'c.
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Desfru ctive Fire.
New YORK. Sent. {

Last night an oil train Of the Erie raj
way took fire on a side track at Penn
Horn city about three miles west of the
large tunnel the flames spread whith such
tapidity that before any of the cars could
he detached and removed beyond danger
the entire train was enveloped Twelve
-ank cars filed with oil were burned. in
volving loss of about $50. 900. The r. r
track was on fire in several places AT
midnight the Penn HON oil works were
safe
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POLITICAL CLIPPINGS.

"A colored man named Alex. Clark is
one of the Republican stumpers in Iowa.
He is said to be an eloquent and forcible
orator.
Several of the best speakers in the
nation are engaged in canvassing Pensyl-
vania. - There seems to be no doubt but
that Geo. Gary will be reelected.
1t is noticeable fact that but very
few Democrats take any interest in the
present canvass They know full vel
what awaits them and most ofithem have
wearied in the attempt to gain victory.
While the Democratic candidates for
State officers are on their voyage up the
| salty stream, the man who runs for Sec
retary of the State is to Cook for them
The candidate for State Treasurer is to
do their Backing
1t is no longer secret that the New
| York Democracs propose to train Gov
ernor Hoffman for the Presidential nom
ination in 1872 They have begun too
early. He will be slaughtered long be-
fore the time to nominate comes.
Mexican papers are talking about
annexation to the United States. 1t is
our earnest desire that annexation shall
be postponed until the Mexicans have
grown honest enough to pay their debts.
We have repuditors enough among us at
best, to which the builders of the De-
mocratic Platform at Milwaukee are no
exception.
A Washington special states that an
effort will he made in Tennessee to put
A. 0. P. Nicholson on the track for
United States Senator against Andrew
johnson, with view to draw off any
Democratic strength used in favor of the
latter.
"A Washington dispatch to the Chi
cago Times states that Ohio, Wisconsin
and Icwa officials in that city have form
ed organizations and secured reduced
rates of fare, SO that they can go home
and vote next month, and vote the Re-
pubublican ticket. The Wisconsin Off
cials will not be needed till the second day
of November, and even then we can roll
up 10, 900 majority without them.
Poor Packer, Democratic candidate
for Governor Of Pennsylvania. who is
worth only about fifteen or twenty phil
lions, don't pay his taxes. but gets his
richneighbors. who work in the coal
mines for a couple of dollars a dav, to
support the government. This is the
Democratic way of taking the burdens of
government. from the poor and placing
hem on the rich and is Of piece with
AL Democratic practices.
A dispatch to a Democratic paper
that does net rejoice in the extinction OF
slavery says that the Tennessee Legis]a-
ture, which meets on Monday, will posi-
lively refuse to ratify the fifteenth amend
mcnt, and that Andrew johnson is
certain to be elected to the Senate. This
is to be followed by call for Constitu-
tional Convention, to enfranchise every
iisfranchised man in the state. The
refusal to ratify the fifteenth amendment
and the extension of the suffrage to
traitors here foreshadowed, shows how
the Democracy propose to broaden the
basis of suffrage
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COURT'.--Man

= "
Richard Klinasllz plaintiff against Daniel Willis
Jr. defendant. Sumnons-For Relief Com. tServed)
The State of Wisconsin To Daniel Willis Jr.
SR:- You arc hereby Summoned and required to an
swcr tho complaint in this action, of which copy
will lie filed in the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit
court in said County, and serve copy of your
u.s. office. in the village Of Manitowoc,
County of MaDitowoc and State Of Wisconsin, within
20 days after the hereof exclusive of the day
of snch service and if you faii to the COM
plaint aforesaid the plaintiff sill apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated, Sept. 3Oth, 1862 t24-6 W wv
WALKER & WHITE, Plaintiffs Attys.
The Complaint in the above entitled action was
duly filed in the office OF the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court Of MaIitUw &c Cc.nty the S0th day of Sep
temDer, 1860. WALKERG WHITE, P!6S Atty'S.
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TN PROBATE: sIalfitoyvoc Co. Court.
l In the matter Of the Guardianship Of Gjorald

n s"INVhHA z N = =, &c y. <t'1H1
L In the matter OF the Guardianship OF GJofald
Tollefson. +4
On reading and filing the petion Of Gunder Tori
son guardian Of said minor, representing among
other things that the said ward seized of certain
real tate Mdnitowoc county and that 1t is
sary that the same should be sold. and praying for
license to sell the andi Appearing t. the Court
from said petition that il is necessary for the support
of the said minor TO sell the srid real estate it is
and directed that the next of kin 70 said ward
and all persons interested in said estate, appear be
fore me on Monday the 18th day Of October, D 1853
at 10 O'Clock NJ at the Probate Office in said coun-
y then and there TO show (if any there bewhy
license should be grantee for the sale Of said real
estate, according to the prayer of said petition.
And il is further ordered that copy OF this order
shall be published for four successive weeks prior
said day hearing in the Manitowoc Tribune week
ly newspaper printed at Manitowoc in said county.
Dated at Manitosoc the 18th day of Sept D 1860.
224M - l-f- GEO. ". BARKER, Co. Judge.
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ygEE.RY. SFgsREE.

JUSTICE Of the I eace. once. EiEeb'
ner's building, co-ne' OF Eighth anu YORK stree's
Isnitoaoc, " Wisconsin.
Will AXE coilecti1tI, pay taxes, search the rec ds
des-is mortgages and contracts, &c-, &C All
ma n will receive prompt attention. AiA To-
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The International, of London, men
tons that the most probable candidate
for the Spanish throne is Prince August
US, brother to the King of Portugal. who
is engaged to marry daughter of the
Duke de Montpensier.
The Paris papers, commenting on
the introduction of Chinese labor to the
United States, mention that such a step
may lead to China eventually becoming
the rreponderant nation of the universe.
An order issued by the Chief Po
lice of Frank fort obiges all young men
who have become naturaized citizens OF
Switzerland. In order to escape the mill
tarv conscription, to quit the Prussian
dominion Within six weeks from date
The Paris Figaro says NJ. Dlpanloup,
Bishop of Orleans, will defenl Libeia
IDEAS before. the E;umen cal Council, and
that fifty American Bishops will give
BIN their support.
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MS. B.ILCO.M, n. D.,

nHYSICIAN and Surgeon. Also TX
amining Surgeon for PENSIONS, appointed by
the Government. -.
OGPICE corner of Eighth ana YORK slfee'S, 'i'Ai''
wee, Wisconsin. - .
Orders left at the Drag Store, will receive prompt
attention.
sI-partcul,r Alteration fsaid to consultations and
to tho treatmeat of 1IFFICULT ana Chii ioah "a
i---'
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r. kerr,

yORK Street. .IapitOwoc, Wis Dealers
lass ware Boots aud Shoes, Ready made Clothing
lper hanginss Hats and Caps, Toys, Children caps;
irs Goose Feathers, Bird Cages, Kerosene vi ana
.1,as. &C. 5c. share Of public patronage is soii-
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r.. R.1A.GCH,

TEwELER and Photographers. All
i knI, of work the line of my business prompt
,ttsnI.j TO AMI warranted to give satisfaction
iaya iu,t re,eivel Wing Ornsbey's Multiplying
CAMERA OBsCURA, with which can take small
iclu-es of the finest order, for one dollar per doZeh
- -, Wi. straet 13-4f
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GTSV.sE' FEE72S,

yYyATC1SN AKER and JEsYEfS5s. Of
w fars his services for repairing all kints OF
Clocks AMI Watches Has fine aul well seiect.d
as-artm,nt of the latest and best styles oi ClocFs
Am ,rican English AMI Swiss Watches also OF dold
anI p,,.aJ .awalry 9-1y
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The Great American Champagne

EQUAL in purity. p.quancy and taste TO the best
brenads Of Foreign champagne. We particularly IN
;,a dealers to call and test for themselves or VIII
taIa nleasnre in sending samples Of either dry or
raot ,yne to any rarity that desire it, by send
fs dTress price si4 10 and SIC 90 per Dis
coon' N' A. P P. ST. WARE Co.
- RcadvHy New York.
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InHMSnM & MeGAVIM

of.- THAR .e-v.-s . their tre1ii aud 70 ~. public
ce,.r,Ily for ttous. P,tiatin Glazing Sraiu.n- and
pane- n aaray ANY orisrs left at th- drug store Of
O. IT, Bt:na & Co., will bs thankfully received and
faitaf1lIy ex,cuteI at the lowest possible Rates.
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+. G.. .JOHI'SOI,
r~r,rurx,s Furnishing Goods of

ENTLEWEVsS FurnIslfIHE U"O>.s V1
every description.
an nr.oarsi to manufacture full suits of Men and
"a clothing on the shortest notice, and satlstacuon
-antesi / nploy the best workmen to be iounh
keep two OF Singers Sewing Machines cofstaHtiS NY
use.
Il 1uru STREET opposite 0oodenow 4 Barnes
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DF, S-TySTR ,.

nH. \. i. rArCHEN, Dentist III ce
in sherrusn's new building, Sth Street,
Aanitowoc, Wis
"a Teeth extracted without pain.'
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& 5s--s sE5sSD.3',

AIANUFACTUR and Dealer ~,
nj Boots Shoes Leather. Be-. &c. Shopon Buffalo
strsst ii. corner Of Eighth. Repairing neatly
a.d promptly executed.
HaaiSowoc, September %, 1860.
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FRED SEEGFEs

NfFERS to his many friends and az Q
puhlic ransrs,liv. a choice selection oi Fresh
Meats Salt Pork and Beef Smok I'll Reef anil Hams,
Sh,ali.-S S,usages Tallos and Lard Mt the lowest I
r.t.. Mark,t on Commercial Street. ely
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FRED Cirrus.

DEACTICAL FIKiER, Keeps con
l sttntly hand the largest and best assortment
Of hats AMI caps of the STYLES the lowest pos
sjhe prices an! always pays the highest value in
.,.b r,r all kinds nf f,,rs 16-7
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EBils. G.. CON,

vTOTSE SIGN AND CARRIAGE
{ L Paiater Quay Street, adjoining the Touring
m II South Side. Offers hs service to the Citizens
This Village the above branches at the most rea-
,oa,,le rates 1910
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RET.syL EU.uBEz, Y.ssD,

VIE Unaersisn are prepared TO nil
to order bills Of lumber or lath on the shorteSt
rice A man will be at all times IN the yaru,
Nv to wait on our customers and receive their OF
- Tn. best stock kept costantly Oh hand ut the
Ill GUYLES & BROWN.
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E,JP ED. SsEFge FEgs EEs

H.EaT tInrGx purchased
vi tim business of VIM. Brown shall hereafter
constantly keep hand the choicest meats at the
owa.t rates A share Of public patronage solicited
l3-l7
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INCREASE ~ OF TAXATION.

The Pilot complains about the ener-
nous increase of our taxes to the general
Government during the past ten years,
but is very careful not to state that these
taxes, caused by immensely increased IL
abilities, are the fruits of the treason Of
his own party, especially during these
last ten years, and then farther says that
two-thirds of the annual expense is
squaadered uselessly.
The Plot is right, as the champion of
Democracy in saying SO, having always
been in favor cf this Nations playing
the part of scouudrel aud swindler in
repudiatiag our common debt, but the
charge is contemptiblc, especially from
such source, when we must consider
that this vast debt of ours is purely and
solely caused by democratic treason in
producing and supporting the late re-
belion when the facts are staring us in
the face that millions upon millions
must now annually be paid merely for
the interest on that debt which these So
called democrats compelled us to contract
to save the Union; that millions more
have to be paid to the thousands of Grip
pied invalids and thousands of suffering
widows and orphans of our noble mar
tyred soldiers who sacrificed their lives
in overcoming the same treason of un-
worthy citizens of our great Republic
who call themselves Democrats" This
is what two-thirds of our taxes are an
nually to be expended for. And that
| the Plot calls G steal
II requires but little intelligence to
perceive that at no time In the history of
this or any other nation has a people
been blessed with such prosperity, as ours
is to-day; Never was labor so well paid
for and prosperity so universal: there is
no distress anywhere except among those
who were led astray by the teachings of
the democratic party. In every State
and county we see forests and waste prai-
ries turned INTO farms and gardens IN
every city and village new streets and
massive and costly buildings in their
suburbs new villas and commodious
dwellings multiplying rapidly; and while
shallow politicians are constantly repeat
ing that the energies of the people are
borne down by the oppressive pablie
burdens, the FIRST journey is performed,
by rail, from the Atlantic to the Pacific !;
| all of which shows plainly that the
party whose total stock of argument is its
opposition to our paying our honest debt,
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III. IL. MFR REg.g.E.

TTCRNEY and Counselor af Law
n and Notary Public Office, No. ANtelIs Block
South End Walkers Point Bridge, Milwaukee,, Wis
Marine, bankruptcy, and Land oiice. lo-ii
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In view of the complications between
the United States and Spain, the Prus-
sian Government has dispatched vessels
Of war to the Antilles.
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DOUBLE GEAR.
TAKE NOTICE

The Manitowoc Co., Fair is postponed to Thursday
and Friday the 1lth and 10th of October. The
grounds &C., will Their be put In readiness.
Come one, Conc all, and let show big show Or
the various productions, stock. &C.. Of Manitowoc
Manitowoc Wis. Sept. l9 1869.
D. ]. EASTON President.
T r TRFAr Sacratarv
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JOSEPH SX.NES,

nEAIER ia Stoves: Tin. Sheet IRON
l and Copperware manufacturer. All kinds oil
repairing done. Eighth Street, opposite Tribune VI
lily
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WILLIAM s C I
CEau CITY HOUSE

~ Milwaukee, Wis.
This House located at the South end of Walkers S
Point Bridge il we'll calculated to accommodate
Teras s, 90 per d,v with first class accommodations
Call and See f.-iy
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ED mAERKI,IW.

nru-CiSt and ADothecary. Sfh street
J Opposite the Post Office. Is now fully provided
with n complete selection of fresh Drugs aud Medi-
cnss and offers his services especially 10 the PHYSl
Of this village and county for the carcat ana
scientific preparation of their prescriptions. l5-
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The note of Gen. Sickles TO the
Spanish Government in regard to Cuba
has not been withdrawn. ss
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-. ID, .yO.fES

MANUFACTURER and Dealers i'm
NI Lumber, Iath, and Shingles bills cut to order
short notice Mantowoc, Wis.
A. u. JONES
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nEArNEss. cAT.nRss.

~ LADY who has suffered Tor years from Deaf
ness and Catarrh cured by simple remedy Her
sympathy aud gratitude prompt her tc send the
ceipts free Of charge, to any simiiarl afflicted
22-4 address Mrs. II. c. LLGGLTT Hoboken, N. j
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fTNTNMAS WINDIATE. TrOPrIeivr.
This first class house is in excellent CONDITION
and the proprietor is confident that no can give per
feet satisfaction to the travelling pubic.
Brss will always be ready to take travellers 10 anu
from tha boats good Livery Stable is kept IN con-
necticn with tho House. i@-oi
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Chickermin< Lodge No. 81. i. O. q. r.
~ Meets every Friday Evening at the Odd Fellows
HALL in Csras' block on the south side.
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s. II. V'OOD,
II. TRE.aT.

TTONNEY and Counselor at Law.
n oSice on Eighth street, Manitowoc, Wisconsin
Collections promptly attended to. lo-o2
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j. ID. .N.IEKH.f.N.

TTORNEI and Counselor Mt Law.
n once, corner of stl and Quay streets Manlto-
Voc, wisconsin l2-ol