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The New Presbyterian Church.

This handsome edifce is rising rapidly,
and its really beautiful proportions are
more and more developed as the building
progresses toward completion from day
to day. Thus far the Building Commit
tee has been enabled to meet its engage
ments through the generosity Of our
citizens, and especially through the un-
firing efforts and magnanimous contribu-
tons of Rev. Mr.. Stevens, the Pastor
of that Society. 1t is confidently ex-
pected that the building will be fully
enclosed within two months The win
dows are intended to be filed with stain
ed glass, and the Trustees authorized
their Pastor to negotiate Memorial
Offerings" for the church building, con-
sisting, among others, in donations for
these windows at the following rates:
For front windows $500 90
For side windows Of Audience
Room, SO 90
For side windows of Sunday
School Room for children 25 90
In accordance with their commiss on,
the friends of our late esteemed fellow
citizen r. III. Hoes, have contributed
$50. Mrs. Anna Wight has, besides a
very generous subscription, added the
gift of $500 to make front window a
memorial Offering for her family. Three
or four other windows are in process Of
negotiation.
The memorials are intended to consist
of monograms, to be wrought into the
glass during the process Of staining the
same, thus furnishing memorial at once
beautiful and lasting.
AS the time draws daily nearer when
these windows should be filed, it is very
desirable that those contemplating like
offerings should apply to Rev. Mr.. Stew
ems as soon as practicable, as it will be
much more difficult aud expensive to
have these monograms or other inscrip-
tons wrought into the glass after the
glazing is once finished.
We think there is not one amcng our
citizens that does not look with sincere
pleasure and just pride upon the beauti-
full structure dedicated to the dissemina-
ton of light and liberty which is now
ra piaiv ricIDo in o,,r youno oity and We
have full faith that all viii cheerfully help
in its erection to the best of their ability.
ENTIRELY NEw.--Mr. j. i. Brandies,
on York street, has recently returned
from the East with choice stock of
goods, which he is selling at such low
rates that it would surprise one. These
goods are all new-none of the old trashy
stuff being on hand. For good bargain,
try Mr.. BrsndieA See advertisements
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BIesEsT MAS YET--The Waushs.ra Hr7as says that
Mr.. p Miller, of Richford, weighs 800 IBIS, measures
feet inches around the breast and It inches
around the waist. 1t takes i01S yssds of cloth enc
yard wide to make him coat
Cannot our friends in Eci-S,lnoe or Manitewoc
measure up bigger man, Mr.. Miller is now the
champion tat man Of the State.
We think Mr.. Harp, of Depere tweight 275)
trying to hide himself under cabbage leaf when Mr.
hiiller's name is mentioned.
Tho above is from the Green Bay
4dcccate. We have previously given
the weight of Mr. August Teitgen, OF
Newton as over 440 pounds, and he rs
sttU grouing. so the Waashara man OF
500 pounds weight is nowhere. We DO
not know how much Mr.. Teitgen meas
ures around the breast nor how much
cloth it takes TO make coat. but he Or
dered enough for suit from the Mani
towoc Woolen Mills last Spring, and by
winter will have the piece completed.
The Mills have been making it all sum-
mer, and they turn out as much material
IN year as any in the State.
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MARRIED.

On Wednesday morning, Sept. IA, at
the residence of the brides father, by
the Rev. E. Peake, Rector of st.
James Church, Msnitowoc, the Rev.
\. L. DUDLEY, and Miss ALICE
STEELE.
At the same time and place, by the
same, Mr.. ROBERT PRICE. of Charley
volx, Mich, and Miss MARY STEELE.
May the participants in this double
wedding never have cause to regret the
step, and may Heaven, in its bountiful-
ness, bestow upon the happy pairs its
richest gifts and make their pathway
through life to be smooth and pleasant,
The boys at the Office tender their
thanks for the good things sent them.
On Monday. Sept, 12, 1870, by Don A.
Shove, Esq, Mr.. JOHN Il. MULLE-
GAN, Of Green Bay, Miss JANE LEN
NEVILLE, of Manitowoo Rapids.
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ANOTHER CASE OF ACCIDENTAL SHooT.
ING.-Every week for the last three
weeks we have had an accident OF this
kind to record. Here is another one
Last Sunday afternoon two brothers
named Reinick and boy named Meyer
went to the vicinity of Silver Creek,
hunting. One Of the brothers, Charles,
was standing with the gun leaning against
his right shoulder when some children
close by, while handling the butt of the
gun caused it to 60 off, discharging the
load into the breast and shoulder of the
unfortunate boy. His recovery is doubt
full.
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To The Nervous. .

The natural result of exhaustion of strength by ex-
cessive labor action is feeling of weakness, dull
ness helviness weafiness, langpr of body mind
tc. Persons of a weak constitution, whose habits
are sedentsry, frequently complain of this relaxed
condition of the vital energies and when persons of
a nervous temperament fus eakeuc9 aud de5il-
ifaied disease neyiiabe follows, unless it is at
checked and overcome. All who suffer from these
causes filze require remedy which will strengthen
the system without exciting it. and awake feeling
of true enjoyment. that life may become source
of pleasure. MISHLER'S HERB BITIEES has won
its way into the confidence of thousands OF this class
of persons who warmly endorse il the best inyi2-
Grating agent and the most potent and genial of all
tonics and for ming and restoring
the physical constitution. 9l-1m
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OBITUARY-Died, in the town Of Gibson, on Septem-
Der Sth., 1870 iIEZEKLAH PELLET, aged "A years.
The deceased was born at Canterbury, Windhan Co.
Conn the 10th Of October 1896 In the year SIS
he Joined the Masons while residing in susqnehanna
Co., Penn. For the past sixteen years he has been a
resident of Wisconsin, and at the time of his death
was residing with his son, Mr. Jason Pellet, at Glib
son. The old gentleman had many friends in this
County who will by his death, feel the loss of
estimabe ctizon. His funeral last Sunday large
ly attended, many of the Masonic fraternity from
this city being in attendance.
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FROM TWO RIVERS.
Two RIVERS. Sent. 10 I

Two RIVERS, Sept. II, 1870.
ED. TRIBUNE: Mann & Co.,
have commenced building a new steam
saw mill adjoining the east end Of the
chair factory. The Company now has
three saw mills in good running order
This firm had valuable horse killed
one day last week by pile driver falling
upon it.
The residence Of Mr.. Simmeneon
which was burned last Saturday, was in
sured in the Lorillard Insurance Co., for
$500.
There will be dance in Turner Hall
next Saturday evening.
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PERsoNAL.-Hon. Jos. Villas and fam
lily returned to this city on Saturday,
after an absence of several weeks.
George Barker, Esq, returned on the
same boat. He reports his health con-
siderably improved by his stay at the
Grand Haven Springs.
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LAST SATURDAY was one Of the ivliest
days for business of the season. Im-
mense quantities Of farm produce were
brought in, and when such is the case
our merchants generally have occasion to
feel good. A lively Fall trade is antici-
mated
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ys.sEEE.F.WS HOUSE.

wEs4S.EAyGs7 sS U. EkspJTAN, Pro-
IA. E,riefors. This frstclass house is in excel
icn condition aud the proprietors confident that
they give entire satisfaction TO the travelling pub
tic An Omnibus will always be ready convey
elers to and from the boats.
Farmers and others rely on finding good ac-
eommodatfons for horses or CATTLE eft.
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Wisconsin State Fair, 10.
To be held at NTilwauke,
Sept. 26th to SOth in
cl11SlvA

Z arger premiums than ever! Several Sweep stake
I Prizes $3.50 offered for Competition of Counties
mentsi Magnificent display confidently expected
Heavy machinery TO be in place, ready to oper-
ate, by Monday morning; OF Fair week.
44rEntries to lie nade and everything in place by
Tuesday noon.
Formal opening at o'clock P. NJ. of Tuesday.
An unusually attractive Special Daily Program me,
Including:
TRIALS of Machinery and Exhibition Of Horses on
the Track continued during the Fair
Trotting Horses the Track Tnesdly P. NJ.
Military review (of Soldiers of the late War by
Distinguished Gcnera!s aud Trials of Speed of Trot-
ting Horses, "Wednesday A. VI.
M
Horticultural Meeting Wednesday evening.
Carriage and other Horses the Track aud Ladies
EquestrIansm, Thursday, 4. NJ.
Thoroughbred and trotting Horses the Track,
Thursday, p. NJ
Election of Officers of the Society for 1871; at New
hall nopse, Thursday evening.
Exhibition Of Trottins and Pacing Horses and II e
Annual Addresses lby o. Senators Howe aud Car
pehter, Gov Fairchild, Hon CIas. L. E9ridge Hon.
BARLOW S. orton, and other able speakers, Friday A.
Nj.
Mile heats of Thoroughbred Horses and Grand Cav
alctde of Premium Stock, Friday, p NJ
The grounds lie directly on the new line of the
North Branch OF the al s ST Paul r. w, with plat
forms for passengers and freight the entrance This
line has connection with ali the railroads entering
Milwaukee, and trains are to run between the
Grounds and the Union Depot every few minutes dur
ing the Fair; that visitors arriving by any tram
may be set down at The rery gaewith but little delay
and tie most trii1inS extra expense. Arrangements
making ior Special Excursion Trains on all the roads
entering Milwaukee Accommodations for exhibitors
and visitors the Grounds and in the City are excel
lent Hotel and Hack Accommodations at fixed and
moderate rates. Railroad aud Steamboat Lines tc
carry passengers at HALF RATES, FREIGHF FREE.
Price of entry, Sl,50; single admission 50 cents
youths tickets (under l5) % cents children under
10 admitted free; carriage admission extra.
Office of entry at Madison until Wednesday, Sept.
p, which day and until sunday, the 25th, it viii
re held at the NewhaIl House in milwaukee, on the
a6th and the forenoon of the y tn at the Newhall
House. and on the Grounds.
With such attractions and Accommodations as af
iorted the forthcoming Exhibition ought TO be- and
doubtless viii he, the largest and most numerously
attended Fair held in Wisconsin,.
Premium lists, posters and special information
furnished on application to
J. W. HoYT, Secretary, Madison.
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FR ED CIR us.

DRAETICAH. FI1sER. Keeps CON
l stantly on hand the largest and best assortment
ofhats ard caps of the latest tvle at the lowest pos
sible prices and always pays the highest value in
cash for all kinds of flrs. 16-7
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R.s1ES OF .sDTERTEsKNG
SALE OF FORFEITED STATE LANDS.

of 0h'S N MspfsoS \ IS Wis auGus ST is7o}
Aiu ima
o a ton
d al itieto commence
i
M o Cunty will
stone SO d
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-09-15

NEW BUILDING.-Mr. Frank Steiner
has commenced the foundation of new
building on the corner of Buffalo and
9th streets 1t will be used as a hotel
when completed.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-09-15

New GooDs.-Mr. John Barnes has
returned from the East with the largest
and best assorted stock Of Dry Goods,
Groceries and Hardware he has ever
opened in this City. Consumers will
make note of this.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-09-15

A LADY recently entered Robinson S
Drug Store and asked Schallern for a
bottle Of Mrs. Winslow Te6thing Syrup,
saying her teeth troubled her immensely
and she was bound to. try Mrs. Winslow.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-09-15

THE HARBoR.-A large force of men
are at present engaged in building cribs
for the extension of our harbor piers.
One was launched last Friday and an
other will be completed tomorrow
There will be nine cribs sunk this Fall,
which, when in their places, will consume
the recent appropriation.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-09-15

A CURIosITY.-"Doctor" Schalern.
Jr., has in his possession an ear of genu-
Inc Chinesescorn, forwarded to him from
the Agricultural Department at Wash
ington. The Doctor will be pleased
to show it to any who desire to examine
-
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g. S,f.gpERsO.Y.

MANUFACTURER and Dealer in
M Boots Shoes Leather, &C., &c. Shop ION Buffalo
street, the corner of Eighth. Repairing neatly
and promptly executed
Nanitowoc September %, 1865.
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AT OsHKosH.-H. II. Smith, Of Two
Rivers, Chas. White and L. Borcherdt,
Of this city, left for Oshkosh on Tuesday
morning as Delegates to the Convention.
The Senior editor of The TRIBUNE had
Sawyer ION the BRAIN when he depart
ed, and viii do his best toward securing
the nomination of that able man.
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H, 8, R.sE CON-. III. 3D..

DNTSsy An arl Surgeon. Also Ex-
I amining Surgeon for PENSIONS, appointed by
the Government.
OFFICE corner If Eighth and York streets, Manto-
woe, Wisconsin.
Oriers left at the Drug Store, will receive prompt
attention.
TO the treatment of DIFFICULT and CRITICAL
CASES 1929
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-09-15

FIRE.-A small frame dwelling house
on Washington street, near 18th, was
destroyed by fire on Tuesday night. The
premises were insured. We could not
learn the owners name.
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THE Spanish government has sent off
one iDstallment Of reinforcements for the
army in Cuba. The progress made in
suppressing the insurrection is very small,
if indeed there has been any. Capt. Gen.
De Rodas has again rendered his resigna-
ton, which looks as though the Spanish
cause was not making much headway.
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EEED EEEGER.

OFFERS to his many friends and 1ae
7 public generally. a choice selection of Fresh
Meats Salt Pork anl Beef, Smoked Beef and Hams
shoulders Sausa.es. TaIow and Lard at the lowest
afeS Market oa Commercial Street. ely
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cox s. BES.4YT.

HOUSE. SIGN AND CARRIAGE
/ Painter, onay Street adjoining the fourins
mill South Side. Offers his service to the Citizens
of this Village in the above branches at the most
sonabIe rates. 1910
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New sidewalks are being built in many
portions Of the city. On both sides OF
the street from the south end of the bridge
to Quay, the walk has been raised some
two feet. The old walk on the east end
of 8th, from Chicago to State, have all
been taken up and will be replaced By
good new ones.
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II. g4F.s.SCH,

1EWE14Et. and PHOTOGRAPHER. All
- knis oT work in the line of my business prompt
iv attended TO- and warranted to give satisfaction
have iHst received Wing & Orusbey's Multiplying
CAMERA oBSCURA. with which / take small
pictures of the 6aest order for dollar per Dozen
paotogra taken of all sizes Albums aad Frames
snstantly on hand York Street. 13-itf
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SocIAL.-The Episcopal Social will
be held at the Wlndiate House this
evening. We have been authorized TO
invite everybody and their friends to at
tend,
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Mr.. FRANK SoRGE is erecting a neat
two story building on Commercial street,
near 9th, to be occupied by him as soon
as completed, for wagon-making shop.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-09-15

CENSUS RETURNS. The following is
the number of inhabitants in the city of
Manitowoc. Although not SO large as
we anticipated, it shows that our popu-
iation is fast increasing:
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GFST.fE FEEERS,


w fers his services for repairing all kinds of
Clocks anil watches. Has fine and well selected
assortment OF the latest and best styles of Clocks,
American English ana Swiss Watches. also of Gold
and Plated JeweIry at his new Brick Store Sth
street South side door s5dth of Kremers. Mani
towoc. 9-1y<
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PROPOSALS
For Street Improvement

CITY CaEEx's 0FFIcE, Arg 25 1870.
NOTICE is hereby given that sealed proposals VIII
~ be received by The Street Commissioner of tie
Fourth Ward III The City OF Manitowoc, within ten
days from the date OF this notice for the improve
ment of Ninth from the river Buffalo street
according plans and specifications iile IN this
office. WN. UEMSCHEaiEYE ii Err, Clerk.
Manitowoc Sept. Stl, 1870.
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e. "a KER.S'.

Work Street NisuitoSoe Wis Dealers
] in Drv Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Fancy Goods
Glass ware, Boots aud Shoes, Ready made Clothing,
Paper hanines Hats and Caps. TOYS, Children Caps,
Live Geese Feathers. Bird Cages, Kerosene Oil and
Lamps, &c. &c. share of public patronage is solf-
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q, G., .EDE,YSO.N.
- - - =
~EyrEETsES.S Furnishing Goods of

" every description.
am prepared to meaHCtcture full suits of Men and
boys clothing the shortest notice aud satisfaction
garanteel. | employ the best wofkmen TO he found,
IN use. 12-4
EIGHTH STREET, opposite Goodenow & Barnes
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SEVERAL parties left here yesterday
and this morning to attend The Sheboy-
gan County Fair.
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The .. S. Revenue Cutter indy John
son was at the Goodrich dock Friday
forenoon.
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APPLEs.-The little schooner Eya is
now in port with large quantity of
choice apples for sale, cheap.
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Do NOT overlook the advertisement of
Forfeited State Lands in this number. It
is interesting to some.
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Look out for burgulars, who are now
operating in Sheboygan and will soon
call here.
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Fra ED. SCEEe eEDER,

MEAT Marlxet.--zsaying purchased
INl the business of VIM. Brown. I shall hereafter
constantly keep hand the choicest meats at the
owest rates. A share of public patronage solicited
13-17
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PROPOSALS
for Street improvements.
CLERks OFFICE. sentelnbe

Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals viii be
received by the Street Commissioner of the Third
Ward, in the City of Maniowoc, within ten days
from the date of this notice, for the improvement
fldiDg and gTayeling) of Eleventh Street, from the
to Hamilton Street, according to plans and spec
iications on file in this Office
21-2t VIM HEMsOHENEYEB, Clerk
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A GOOD SIGN-The one just put by
Mr.. Lavake, near his new blacksmith
shop.
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~ FgnSEE

ID e-Hsar Meeting of yfanitOwOc Ledge
~ is held at Masonic Hall, on York Street, on the
L st and Sd Wednesday of Each Month.
+. K. RAND, W. NJ.
WM. IL HORN
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THIS will probably be the last large
supplement we shall send out with The
Tribune.
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ACCORDING to the returns on file in
the United States MarshaIs office there
are 925 dwellings in this city, distributed
as follows
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NOTICE the advertisement headed
Land for Sale, " in this issue.
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CHAS. VI. WHITE,

limited states Assistant Nsscss"r.-
" Q lice on Sth Street, over First National Bank
Mantowoc. Wisconsin. l6-lSlv
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A CASE OF PoIsoNING.-D Brown
informs US that little girl of Mr.. John
Symes, on the South Side, Yas poisoned
one day last week, by eating the berries
of a species of the Nightshade growing
in the garden, and for several hours was
in critical condition. But by prompt
and efficient measures, the little patient
was finally restored. Parents cannot be
too careful
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PoSTPoNED.-After careful considera-
tion. the undersigned, executive COM
mittee, having in charge the 81 An. Re-
union of the 2l.st Wis. Vols, have de-
cided to postpone the same until some
future period They would recommend
that all members Of said Regiment join
with other organizations of the same
class, and attend the Soldiers reunion
tc be held in Milwaukee on the 26th day
of Sept.
CHAS. Fl. WALKER, President.
JAMES T. REEVE,
II ENRY Turner,
S. II. FERNANDEZ. Ec. Committee.
We are under obligations to Mr.. Wy.
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Johnson s. McGAVIW

Offer their services heir friends and to the public
generally, for House Painting, Glazing, Graung and
paDcr hanging. ANY orders left at the drug store of
O. r. Bacon Co.. will be thankfully received and
faithfully executed at the lowest possible rates.
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.YDSEPH SYKES.

nEAEE4 in Stoves: Tin. Sheet Iron
, and Copperware manufacturer. All kinds of
repairing DONE Eighth Street, opposite Tribune Of
fee 14-1y
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REMEMBER the County Fair that is to
be held on the 2lst, 22d and 23d.
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LET every ono attend the County Fair
lnext week.
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WE are under obligations to Mr.. Wy.
man Murphy for late papers
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DENTESTRF,

nR. A. 7. PATCssEN. Dentist. fiji ce
- in Sherman's building, on Sth Street
Manitowoc, Wis.
ed yvithout Main
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The Tribune.
oFF7czAL PAPER OF THE c1TE.
From Thursdays Daily.

ED. BORCHERDT, Editor
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W.gEEEK S. U.HFTE
III. III. .W.ARKH.aW,

TTCRSEY and Counselor at Law.
N and Notary Public. Office. No. Axtell's Block
South End Walkers Point Bridge. Milwaukee, Wis
Marine, Bankruptcy, and Land Office. 15-47