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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-06

THNH1S GUANO DIFFERS FROM PERUVIAN
Il Guano simply In tho relative p oportions OF
the same cit msnts Of fertility.
Its use during the past four years for the culture
Of cotton and corn has given to it character for
standard excellence unsurpassed by genuine Peru
Wan Guano. and where seasons Of Drought ntor-
vene 1t produces large increase of crops.
The price at whlce this Guano is placed is so
much below that of Peruvian Guano as to constitute
1t an object Of material importance to southern
Agriculture.
The large capital and resources Of the Company
enable it to furnish Guano of the highest value at
the lowest possible cost to consumers and the
highest interest OF the Company is recognized in
this policy.
The Company looks to large sales, small profits
and permanent trade for compensation on capital
invested.
DR.. sr. JULIEN RAvENEL. of South Caro-.
lina, Is Scientific Director to the Company,
which affords sure guarantees Of the continued ex-
cellence Of the Guano. None genuine unless brand.
ed with the name of JOHN s. REESE g. CO., Gene
raj Agents OF the PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY.
For terms and mode Of appica ion apply to
j. n. ROBSON.
Agent for the State OF sou tn Carolina,
Nos and atlantic Wharf.
Decemt or ~ D6C stutbSrno
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BY r.. NJ. MARSHALL & BR0.

On TUESDAY, 9th February, at IL o'clock, will be
sold at the OLD Po'tofnoe, Broaa-sroet.
The PREMISES no. 25 Nassau-street. Ihe House
contains five upright rooms and at,ics. The Lot
measures - by.
Cond!uo' s--One-third cash; balance b. bond in
one and two years. with interest secured by mort
gage OF premises buildings to be insu ed and policy
assigned Purchaser to pay r, NJ. M. g. Bro. for pa
pers and stamps.
February 2 tuthstu4
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Special Aetifts.

a%CITADEL SQUARE BAPTIST CHURCH.
Services on SUNDAY MORNING at Halfpast Ton
o'clock-in the EVENING at half-past seven. a. NJ
Sermon at night to the Medical Students by the
Pastor. Februarv q
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H1- TRINITY CHURCH, HASEL-S rR EE +.
Service may be expected in This Church. by the Pas
tor. Rev. w. p MOUzON, IoMoanow MORNING, at
ha'-past Ten O'Clock, and in the AFTERNOON at half
past 2hree o'clock and ut NIGHT at half-past Seven
O'Clock. F.bruarv
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order Of ,he United States Court.
BY JOHN Il. HUMPHREYS,
AUctioneer.
BY virtue of an order OF sale to directed by he
Hon. q Gorge g. BRYAN, Judge of the Unltei States
Court or the District of South Caroliua will sell
at Public Auction, on FRIDAY, February u, at IL
O'Clock A. NJ, at the Old Postcf1ce foot OF Broad
street,
All that valuable PLANTATION in st. Thomas,
Parish, in the County of Charleston. known as
"woodland." bounded by lands of -- Poyas and
George klfe, Daniels Island Creek. Ciouter's Creek
and Cooks Creek. aud containing two thousand
threo hundred and ninety five 1906 acres, more or
less. These lands said to be as good for Long
Cotton as any on the islands, and only six miles
from the city. The place is we'll settled, and may pe
resided on all the year. 1t is accessible by either
Cooper or Wando Rivers being nearly entirely sur.
roun1ed by navigable streams, with eight or ten
landings on the pla ntation.
Terms-0ne-third cash balance in five equal sue
cesslve annual insalments secured bv bond Of pur-
chaser bearing interest at the rate OF 7rcr cent per
annum, payable annually, and mortgage upon the
premises. Purchaser to pay tor papers aud stamps.
LOUIS NOLAN,
Assignee OF B. J. and J. Murry Niuirhead.
January 80 stuhsmwt7
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STEAMSHIPS BOUND TO SEA.-The water front
of cur harbor presented cheering sight about mid
day yesterday to ali wel-N ishers to the prosperity
and development IF our city. At the above mention
cd time no less than Eve superior steamshp ps were
proceeding down the noble bay in front Of the city
and went rapidly 10 sea. They were in FART, bound
to several Of the commercial centres Of the North.
and one of them for an Atlantic vov1gs. They were
the British steamship statira, for Liverpool; the
steamships Charleston and saragossa. for New York;
Pronetheus, for Philadelphia, and Sea Gull, for Ba,
dmore. Part Of their cargoes consisted of six hun.
dred and sixty bags o leland forty-two hundred
and twentythree bales of and cetton and six hun
dred ard sixt. seven terces Of rice
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aB-BUY YOUR TEA AND COFFEE FROM
KRfEFE CHAPMAN, corner King ana RadeIins-
sreets and set better article for the sare money
than st any ether establishment In tho city. *
November IA 8mon
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BY II. M. MARSHALL 4 BRO

BY II. M. MARSHALL 4 BRO
On TUESDAY 9th instant at IL o'clock. will be sold
That large. BRICK RESIDENCE in Anson-street
opposite George, containing nine rooms. The Lot
measures hity-three feet e1 the front limo, and
eighty three feet on the line, by one hundred
and sixty five feet in depth, more or less
ALSO.
The LOT to the south adjoining the above. mea
surpg thirty ieet front and by ninety feet more
or less.
eenditiens-Ons-th ird cash balance by bond.
payab!efn one and two years. with interest semi-an-
nualy secured by mortgage Of the premises; build.
ings TO be insured and pohsy assigned. Purchaser
10 pay n. NJ. ID. y Bro. for papers and stamps.
February s
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aT II TARTAN CHURCH.-THIS
Church will be omen for Divine Service To- Moanow
MORNING, at half.2ast Ten o'clock, and in the EVE.
MING ut halfpast Seven O'Clock. Services by Rev.
r. p. CUTLER. Subj ct at night-.sThe NJ Modiator. :"
February6
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hEPoRTEn's CRUMBS. Bs.-Templeto will be
mere on the eighteenth with the "white Fawn."
A plan Of the new Catholic Church to be euilt In
Aiken was on exhibition at the ..Hot Supper last
evening. John H. Dsvereux. Esq. is the architect.
Mr. 4. III. Morslaod solo $23e0 worth Of cti stock
yesterday at sixty.two conts.
The work on the new German Church, King street,
10 progressing finely. IhemorRmsn are engaged on
the steeple.
The Orphan House ia getting thorough cleaning; :;
the is util ENG the labor of the boys
Estimates were handed in yesterday, to tho com
mittee Of Council for painting the railing around
Wragg square.
The prisoners Of the House OF Correction had a
nice hme OF 1t yesterday, in the cold cleaning the
city drains as punishment
The shell road il receiving another coating OF
shells;the recent rains have done 1t but very lite
damage, A.
James J. Reeves was remsndedv to Jail yesterday.
He will be indicted for the same crime again.
The trial OF James Loring alias Indian Jira, will
take place on lue day, tho 10th instaat.
Z. A few moro chairs IN the court room will add to
the conyepcnce of the place. - LAX
Why don't some snterprising person introduce the
velocipede here ? The shell road has aue surface
for It, 3 s.
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street between Wentworth and Beaufain
s%ALL ARTICLES SOLD FROM TIE
establishment Of WM. 9. CohwIN & co Nc. avs
X ng-street. between Wentworth and Beaufaan, are
OF the FIRST QUALIFY. They sell no goods but what
con be warranted as PURE AND GENUINE. This 10
established fact.
AS- WE A q E CONSTANTLY RECEIVING
from the Moyune Districts Of China the choicest
chops Of GREEN AND BLACK TEAS OF new seasons.
which are unri~aled for their strength ana dencacy
OF flavor. We warrant our IBAS to be pure end IN
adalterated. and to gave general sasfaohsn. 40 we
are onsahty in receaa Of large eargccs Of Teas We
are enabled to ccr TO the pubic the anss chops at
aiatce that many dealers oAsr Inferior Tea a. a
trial and comparison win u once prove ii asssr.
iop. and 1t only remains for the public to judge for
themselves. DWM. s. OORwIN E CO.,
%fEG 3N &- -. Ne 2T5 King-s'reet.
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S@ DIVINE SERVICE WILL BE CON
QUOTED in the Orphans Chapel. To.MonRow
AFTERNOON. at halfpast Three O'Clock, by the Rev.
G. p GADSDEN. February
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HE Hot SUPPER.-The attendance at this
entertainment last evening was larger than on any
other probably due to the fact that it was the clo-
sing night. The success has been substantial, no
doubt, beyond expectation.
The following is the list Of articles won: Elegant
fruit cake, Miss Jane T. Sweegan; handsome toilet
pincushion, Bishop Pe,sce; two pair ladies' shoes.
r. kedains T. O. Sanders; turkey, T. A. Beam,sh;
ham, Rev. Father Croghan; cake E. #. Sweegap; I;
two pair slippers T. O. Sanders, Alden; ice cake
George A. Bowman; French daube. John Moore,
D. D.; jar Of ginger, e. Laftts; mechanical toy p
Buchheit, Jr.; rich fruit cake, Lawrence Cantweil
an infants cloak, Mrs. Quale; wax doll Dr. skrine;
pair slippers, B. O'Neill; teiet sct Miss j. Lrake;
china cologne bottles, II. Buchheit; daub and ham,
f. w. Ryan. Lem Alden French gu ar plnms, T.
Meredith; wax doll, j. e. Fenny; ladies' work box
J. ". Sawner; basket wax fruit w. j. O'Connor;
card receiver, Mr.. Murdock; holy water tount, Mr.
Quaokenbush; book, containing 900 Irish airs Eliza
Chase; salt stand, Mrs. D. A. Drscoll; two DOYLE
rings, Lem Alden holy water fsunt Mrs. O. Beh-
man fine hum, Alfred Edwards childs dress,
e. Murdock chtld's dress. Mary Z. O'NeiN :;
fifteen fancy articles, won BY James Barlow, Rev. O.
]. Croghan. j. w. Winn, Annie Fehan, Dr. s. Ran
dali, A. McLoy, Mr.. OCennol, Nj iss Sweegsn John
Dougherty. John #. Major, Mrs. John sawner
Miss NJ swoegan Rev. f. j. shadler, Mr.. Moroso; !;
two Italian peasants. ]. Quale: two etatuettes A.
McLoy; hair wreath. John O'Neill; painting, A.
McLoy; ham, j. Cosgrove; chid's hat. W. J. O'Con-
nor.
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CLUBS AND srAns.- The following cases were

CLUBS AND SrAns.--The following cases we're
disposed Of at the Mayors Court yesterday morning
Joe Johnson colo: ed. arrested tor stealing cloth
ing from Mr.. William Hearn. at No. 70 East Bay, was
turned over to the detectives for examination.
Owen MoNeiry. Bichs,d Ryan. and Martin
Brook, white, for being drunk and disordorly on
the streets, were fined hye dollars each.
James Conner aud Ned Hilton, white, arrested for
rioteus conduct and resisting the policeman at the
corner of East Bay and Eliott-strect. ned ten
dollars each.
Henry Burros, white, found drunk and unable to
take Of himself in Queen-strcct, fined five
dollars
Sam Middleton and Ben Wout,ie, colored youths
fourteen and fifteen years old arrested for stealing
poultry from Mr. j. II. Po hcrmous, were sent to the
House of Correction for thirty days.
John Key, white, will be brought up this morn
ing for being drunk at The corner of Coming and
Beaufain-streets, and so will H. Mooney, white, for
improper behavior in the market, yesterday.
mean tlief entered the yard Of the Old Folks
Home Trapmann street, night before last and car
ried off the chickens left for the sick.
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HOTEL Administering 5.-Pauilio 10 n
Hotel.-T. j. brabham, Barnwell; Geo. Wise,
Edgefeld, South Car lima; r. W. Talbert, Ninety
SIX, South Carolina NJ. G. ua, Nor .heastern Rail-
road.
Charleston HOTEL = w. G. Workman, Savannah
w. D. Clarke, New York; G. A. Spring j. j. Upham,
Orapgeburg; b. W. Lathrop, wife. two children and
nurse, Miss Il. Lathrep, Baltimore; j. f. Woolin
North Carolina; John Chadwick. Wadmaaw; D. P
butawell Pennsylvania JOSEPH Stutt and son. Phil
adelphia; S. c. thompson, Liberty Hill W. H Par
ker, Aobeville p. II. Joyman, Columbia II. J.,
Redfed and wife, Miss Redfeld, W. b. Redield,
New York; Rev. y. Bolles Boston; T. b. Ferguson
and wife. Baltimore; 8. Whittier, New York; H. W.
Eggleston, Connecticut; J. H. Brooks, Boston, Chas
A. Adams, Baltimore II. W. Wilwar,h, Chicago;
1hos Grover, New Fork.
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The DAILY NEWS will be served to subscri-
bers in the city at SIX DOLLARS year in ADVANCE
at FIFTEEN CENTS week, payable to the carriers
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WORM DESTROYER
il T. II II I l. L 4 e r.

GOULD'S ALKALINE PHOSPHATE.
TNKIs s'ARIICLE,BE BESIDES BFINa A F1RsT-cLAss
Il Fertilizer. kills all worms and insects which
destroy our Fruits, Vegetables, &c. limited
amount offered for $50 ton in ord r to give our
planters chance 10 try it OH the Cotton Caterpillar
ms Is far below its cost, aud the amount offered at
that rate ls limited. Apply at once. $50 ton
p. j. ESNARD,
Commission Merchant, Broad. street
January 30 Charles,on y a.
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1wJ. s. MARTIN (LATE GRURER &
MARTINI will be pleased to see HE fr!eads aa sus-
tonaers at VIM H. C0RW7N &, CO.. No. 27S King.
street. between Wentworth and Beaufain
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ffrtili)frs.
GUANO.
PERUVIAN GUANO.

0AA TONS No. PERUVIAN GUANO, WAR.
AVV RANTED genuine and direct from agents
warehouses. TO arrive per schooner KORET from
New York. Fer sale by X. NJ. BUTLER,
February6 No "a East Bay.
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Sale under Foreclosure Of Aortyage-Hotel in
Camden, hno,cn as DeKaib House.
BY IL. Nj. MARSHALL & BRO.
AuctiOnccrs.
On IUESD.Y. the 9th OF February. 1869. at II
O'Clock =. NJ, will be sold at the Old PostofHce,
ne HOTEL in Camden, known IS tho DEKALB
HOUSE situate on tho northeast corner OF Broad
and Dekalb strcos. The lot being known and dis
ungulshed in the plan of Camden as part of lot No.
113, measuring enc hundred feet "a, Broad-sreet,
bounded north by lot No. 772. east by remaining
Iortion of lot No. 773. south by DeKab-street. and
west by Broad-street. Sold subject contingent
claim for dover.
Ierms-Two thousand four hundred dollars cash;
the balance on q credit of one two, three and four
years. secured by bond and mortgage with buildings
insured and policy assigned. Purchaser topay for
stamps and papers.
BkNJAMIN Y. PIPPEY,) Assignees
WILLIAM =. WILSON, ! in
JOHN BYERS, Bankruptcy
(Of the firm of Tracy. Irwin & Co., Bankrupts, New
York; ws6 Iannnry On
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FERTILIZER.

NITRE BEDS FERTILIZER.
A SUPERIOR MANURE FOR ALL CROPS.
"A Manufactured from ANIMAL and Excrement
Matter for Nitro purposes by tho Confederate Gov
ernment. Testimo malls of its value shown.
For sale very low by
j. w. SPRAGUE BROS,
No. 2 n orth Atlantic Wharf.
KlNSMAN & HOWELL.
No 1853 East Bay.
WEIGH & BRsNDES,
January 20 ws8 No 81 East Bay.
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Auftion Sales.

The Sloop Wad5oo at AUCTION.
BY IL. M. MARSHALL & BRO.
On TUESDAY, the 9Th instant, ut - O'Clock will bo
SOLO, at Fairchilds wharf foot OF Laurens-street
The sloop wAD 800. of % tons moasurempnt. and
OF capacity for eighteen cords wood together with
her boat sails and tacklipg, all in comp eto order
Conditions cash. Purchaser to pay for papers
FebrNary6
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The STATE CoURr.-The Hon. r. B. Carpen-
ter presided, The motion O., the Attorney General
for new indictment a-ainst Reeves was granted
also motion to discharge Miohael Burns accused o1
being an accessory of Reeves. on recognizance OF
$500 Rules OF attachment against numerous wit.
nesses were ordered to be Issued. John symons
tried for larceny. was found guilty. but recommend
cd to mercy Toney Washington was acquitted OF
the charge OF assault and battery. The grand jury
found true bills in tho following cases: Jacob
Bailey, Julia Green. Joseph Horlbeck, Charlotte
Walker. Nat Gadsdcn, Rooert Jones, John James
Isaac Jeryey. Samuel Bates all coored, burglary and
larceny. jackson Richa, dson. Isaiah Richardson,
Thomas Richardson. james Richardson 0uash b ap
py. alias "Poor Boy Happy" Jack Holloway, and
Boston, all coored. larceny; and no bill in the
case of Hugh Ferguson, white. assault and battery
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HE UNITRD STATES CoUnr-Tho Hon, Goo.
y. Bryan presided. she petition Of Lorng &
Gates to establish lien in the matter of W. p. Way.
was favorably reported on by the Registrar and the
assignee was ordered to soil. and from proceeds of
sale to satisfy the lien. The petitions of D. Ril
and H. Livingston executor to establish lien in the
matter OF J. y. Kennerly. was heard and sale Tor
payment Of lien ordered. Final hearing in the case
OF b. M Bechette. bankrupt, was ordered for the
27th day OF February. George A. Hoffman. of the
arm OF Holman, Brabham 90, wa. finally dis.
charged. The petition OF F. J. Smith. assignee OF
Josiah j. Brabhan, bankrupt. to self real estate to
sausfy lien. was fsvorably reported by the Regis
trar, and the sale ordered first Monday in March,
James w. jennings, Tshsm Moore, John J. Cros.
well and Richard H. nooro, were finally dischar ged
from bankruptcy. l.. ". o'Hear was appointed as
@gnee IN the cases of Theodore stoney and Richard
Roper.
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Q 09-CoNSIGNEES PER EAMSHIP
JAMES ADGER, from New York, are hereby notified
that sheis discharging cargo at Adgers Wharf THIS
DAY. Goods remaining on the wharf at sunset will
be stored ut expense and risk Of owners.
JAMES ADGER & CO.,
February 6 Agents
.AJ- ESTATE NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS
having demands against the Esta'o CT the latc Can
tain JOHN PALMER, of t. stephens Par sh arc re-
quested to present them properly ttested and those
indebted to said Estate to m axe payment to mo-
8. w. PALMER,
Administrator Estate JOHN Palmer
January 26 tuthsG st. Stephens Depot 8. O.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-09-30

THE WESTERN HOME FREE.-We in
Yite especial attention to our advertise
ment III another column OF this page. We
have made arrangements to do quantity
of advertising for the " Western Home, "
and for small additional payment in
cash they have agreed to furnish an un-
limited number of copies of their splen-
did periodical. Their price IS one dollar
per year. but We having obtained liberal
discount upon a large number, have de
cided to offer it free to our oacn subscr7b-
ers direct from Chicago to all ,oho po,,
for the MANITowoo TRIBUNE one year
an dduonce within the next few weeks,
without further charge.
We have made this arrangement for
the special benefit of our readers. whom
we do not wish to deprive of the usual
amount of the current reading matter
caused by the rapid increase of the ad-
refreshments and therefore now offer
aside from our weekly SUPP leme, one of
the best Monthly Periodicals issued west
of the Atlantic, free to old and new Cash
Subscribers of the MANIIowoC TRI-
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PROF. ceilings Of the Village Board.


The Board met. all members present
except Messrs. Fellows and johnson.
The snutes of the proceedings of the
last setting were read and approved.
A Detition for repairing Marshal St.
Sd Word was referred to Sc Ward local
COM. ZEE.
Tie accounts off Carus, G. frost and
.. rrs-,el were referred to committee
on clai-c.s.
I he several committees report on the
following accounts to he allowed in full
account of B. +. Murphy for services Police off
81 81
Account of Jochim Meier for work on 14th St.
Sd Ward IL 0e
Account of Otto Tronel for advertising notices 4e 9t
Account of Chas. frost fer work on the Arte-
sian well Is 2:
Account of Hanson Rand for work on sth St.
4th ward IA 81
! which reports were unanimously adopted.
The President reports the list of Vii
lage Orders on the poor fund issued dur
ing the month Of August. Ist ward
go. 90, I'd ward S2l 90, Sd ward 500 90,
9Th ward, $780, Total Amount $50. OF
which report was received and filed.
The Village Treasurer reports that the
public funds have now been reduced tC
the sum of 1925. rs. and suggests, that
that sum might be kept for the support
of the poor. The report was referred to
the committee on finance and then it was
| ordered to be placed on file.
The I'd Ward Local Committee report
in favor of allowing the account Of n.
Fenton in full. The motion to adopt the
| Committee report was lost, ouly four
Messrs. Franz. Hermann, Rigelspergel
and Windiate voting in its favor and the
account was not allowed.
The Sd Ward Local Committee report
in favor of granting the petition for re
pairing Marshal Street which report wa.
unanimously adopted.
Then on motion of Mr.. White the
Board proceeded to ballot for Clerk and
on the Sd formal ballot Mr.. Nielsen wa!
elected and then declared duly elected by
the President.
The Board adjourned for two weeks
to meet again October IL, at u clocl
P. NJ. FRED. BoRcHERDT,
Village Clerk.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-09-30

COUNTY FAIR.-We ask our farmers,
manufacturers and stock raisers to bear
in mind the fact that our county fair
takes place in two We, ks from tc-
Gay. In view Of the many and proml-
nent interests connected with it, we
should all endeavor to make it as success
full, if not more so, than the fairs being
held in neighboring counties. and to do
this, we want all the farmers and manu-
facturers to bring in some article that
they think worthy Of exhibition, for in
this way there will be an opportunity to
note and make Improvements, and surely
such an interchange of experiences in
the various branches of arts and sciences
cannot be otherwise than beneficial The
time for holding the fair has been put off
two weeks to give the farmers a better
chance to attend and bring their products
with them. We hope to see a large
crowd from all parts Of the county at the
Fair Grounds on Thursday and Friday,
the l4th and 18th of October, ana sin
cerely hope our wishes will not be in
vain. So come in, all, and help to make
the fair successful one.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-09-30

THE ''SCHUETzEN FEST. On Sunday
last the sharrshooters of our village were
visited by large number of delegates
from the various societies of sharpshoot-
ers in the neighboring counties, and the
trial, at Gerpheide's Garden was grand
affair. Some sixteen hundred shots
were fired in FIVE hours. and in the eve
ming the prizes were awarded at Turner
Hall. Mr.. Fred. Johannes, of Kewau-
nee took the first prize; Mr.. Robert
Tisch, of Mishicott, the seconds; and
Mr.. Johannes, the third also. The
dance in the evening wound up the af
fair. We are sorry some Manitowoc man
did not take the first prize, but as Mr..
Johannes was formerly resident of this
county, it probably accounts for his
sharpness.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-09-30

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