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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-08-04

-Post-masters and other persons throughout the
country in daily receipt of speciou,Iy wortlcd c
culars from Oroide Watch dealers in New York city
brated 0roidc ch. Our readers WI, saYe them
selves, and perhaps their friends from hun,buggery
in this matter by remembering that Orotc simply
a high sounding word for brass, and that Orode is
brass-only brass and nothing more. The Brass is
tinctured with preparation to paeve-t its color
ing and is called Oroide but the value pound the
the original brass. In a suit Brought against
a New York firm, by the National Watch Company
for advertising Elgin watches C. o. D.. numerous Ex
press agents throughout the country made affidavit
to the worthless character of of the watch ,
sold c. 0. D., advertisements, and to the
class of Oroide Watches sent out by Express from
New York. The Agent at Madison, WIS., t~stified that
'of all of that class of Watches that had passed
through his hands, he had never known to prove
worth five dollar note, and that the purchasers
invariably dissatisfied and considered themselve.
swndIed" Other Agents testified from practical OBJ
servation to the same effect. In view of the ligh
thus thrown upon the Oroide Watch business, W.
trust of readers may be taken in by those crcu-
lars If person is sinclined to buy watch, let hin
go to a dealer whom he knows, and hold respor
sib1e, and buy watch of Known character and Of
value, such those made at Egn Ill., Roxbury alid
Waltham, Mass, and by the best Swiss makers; they
all good, and will all last five times as long as Il
Oroide watches. 1t certainly is better investment
to pay twice much and get valuable Gle. than
it is to pay out money and have piece of brass to
show for it,
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MANITOWOC THURSDAY, AUGUST 4 1870

PoIaeE CoURT.-A difficulty occurred
in saloon on the south side On Monday
evening between Christian Brink, and
Adolph Bender, in which knife was
drawn by the former. Before he could
use it, however, Bender gave him a
BENDER laying him out on the floor.
The two fghtists were brought up before
Police Justice Shove yesterday morning,
and Bender fined So and costs. Neither
of the combatants were seriously injured.
Upon the close of the suit before MIR.
Shove, Brink was taken before Justice
zinns and compelled to give bonds for
his good behavior hereafter. Bender is
a member of the German Theatrical
Troupe which recently performed here.
He will probably confne his displays Of
muscle strictly to the stage, while in our
usually peaceable city. hereafter.
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King William arrived at Mayonce to-
day at 2 P NJ
-CoPENHAaEN, Aug. Eth, French
special envoy interviewed Baron Rosenau
to-day about an alliance between France
and Denmark.
BERLIN, Aug. 3,-The Prussian Gov
ermen has summoned league en- nsasse
to defend the coast.
Z LONDON, Aug 3.-Saarbruck was
taken by the French this ;,fternoon.
The loss is but slight on both sides. It
is also rumored that Weissenburg has
been stormed by the French
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EorecIOsure sac

STATE OF Unconstitutional Court for Mani
towoc County.
Mel f. Thompson, PITT Va. Carl Sehmidtmar
Uenrfeffa Sclnidtlaau is wife. Frederick Nale
jean Maurice Crettau and John Croton, DcteRao5sts
Judgment order Of foreclosure and sale
Py virtue and pursuance Of judgment order of
foreclosure and sale rendered in the above entitled ac-
ton on the l4th day of Juiy Isl the undersigned,
will the 10th dag of September, A. y io!t. at ~
o'clock NJ AT my office in the City OF Eanitowoc in
said County offer lori sale and sell at public auction
TO the highest bidder the following described mort
ga ed premises, to-wit:
The south west quarter Of thc north west quarter
of section no tweHysiX (5) in township no twenty
the CoTnfy Of Ianto,goc Wisconsin containing forty
acres according 10 pnDlic survey.
p aULHOII.ANi, Sheriff.
Dated aianitowoe Wis. July 15 $50
i4-Gt ELLIS, HASTINGS s GREEN, Plf1s. Atty "a
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SffEisEE E7S SALE,

STATE or VECoASIN.--Ciscu8 Cs,srt cf Aiantto-
tolcoc C5-st;.
Andrew V -ser. pI'f,acst Norbert Allie /
and Juls Allie. hi- wife, deendants.
ia virtue OF and pursuant 10 iud neut reddered
in said court in the ttye entitled aetien, dated july
23i 1870, sha!l expose for sale and sell at pnbllc
icti. It the Court House, in the city OF AanitOwoc
on Ez0SDAs. Esse 2iia day sef SegstesfA-
ser. 1870, the hour OF 10 ocl 1c6 in the forenoon
of that day the following described m'rt%ased prem
esis much thereof may be necessary to raIsa
the OF said Judgment Interest and costs, to-
gether with expenses OF sale, to-wit: All that GER
tain piece parcel OF land lyiag and being situated
and being in the county of ManitUwoc and State cf
Wisconsin. and deserted follows to-yyit: The
south east qarter the north east quarter of section
number six g. III township number twenty (20) north
of range number t'senty-four {2@) eas containing
forty acres Of land
Dated sheriff : Office, Mantowoc, Wis, August
3rd, 1870. PETER MULHoLLAND, Sheriff
j. u. MARKHAM. Atty for Plaintiff.
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IN PROBATE .

MsNrToWeC COUNTY CQURT.-In the matter o
the estate Of Christian sehenf,ns deceased; On
,lir,5s and filing the petition Of Rose kretche, O.
said county representing auioags other Things mat
christian chcrian late of ssid county, on the = tf
la f Nav IST0 at place unknown to IeiltIonef'
3rd ir+ssiate leaving goods chatel5 aadestate with
in this state and that the said petitioner is the Tor
nler widow Of said deceased and praying that Aa-
Tnstratou Of said estate be 20 Albert Fischer grant
Ell if is ordered that said petition be heard eiore the
ulce Of this Court on Monday, the sih G'ly Of Au-
gust 1870 at 10 o'clock a ~, 80 ny Once III s'eia
TO the heirs of sad deccased aud 70 all persons III
terested by publishing copy o this order for tireo
successive weeks prior to said Any oi hearing IN tte
"1IANIT8waC TRIEUsE, Il weekly newspaper pubAsA-
ed ri AIanitowoc in said county
WI ". " Aldo, County Judge
Datad Manitowoe Wis. the i4:h day Of july 4. D.
1e-o 14-3t da.s.
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~ PROBATE.

Maniotvoc County Court-State of Wisconsin
Nanitowce County.
In the meter OF the estate of Ole Olsen Runborg,
deceased On this 1Sth day of July A. j. lezo, upon
reading and filing the petition of ingobofg O!sen
EunForr stating that Ole Olson Iunborg, OF tia
County of SIaritowoc died interstate or about the
18th day of September 1862 aDa praying that Eljah
K Rand 10 appointed Administrator to the estate q
Ole Olsen Rtnhorg, deceased: IT is ordered, that
said application be heard before me at the Probate
Office in the City and County Of Manit""oc- Oh me
st tsv OF August 4. D. 1870, at 10 O'Clock \. NJ And
it IS further ordered, that notice of such apieaio
and hearing he given by publishing copy OF tl'.s or
Der for three Successive weeks, once ia each, ID the
"MANITugoc TRIBUSE" a newspaper printed IN SAID
City and County prior to said day o hearing By the
Court HN w hALDO, 'e'ltlty " ls4=7-
Manitowoc. July ., $50. I4-ot J1.h
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. E. Mason. Jr.. of
the firm of Murray, & Mason, tobacco
manufacturers, Chicago, arrived in the
city this morning per Steamer Sheboy-
gan. to remain few days.
Mr.. Frank Vance and Mr.. Freeman,
the former Of whom is well known to
many of our citizens, called upon US this
morning. They were passengers on the
Propeller City Of Madison on their way
to Lake Superior. ~
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Administrators Sale.

IN proc ATE:-t!anitowoc County Court.
In the matter of estate Of Elizabeth Schnell de-
ceased Notice is hereby gwen, that ~ virtue and in
pursuance an Order OF Lic.fce, made in said mat
ter the first dan ol August a D. 1879 by tilo Coun
~ Court ef sal County, the Hnder5 Ened valentine
Wegf,rsh Administrator Of the estate Of Elizabeth
schseil deceased, viii on Monday the 22nd day OF
AUGUST A. D. 1879 at ten o'clock ia the forenoon OF
said day the oi'e Of the County Judge, IN the City
MamtGwoe in sad County, offer for safe AZ pci'lic
yenGue, the following described lands, tO-wit; Tho
west half the half of the north east quarter of
section number twelve % township funier nine
teen t9, range nuinbertweEtYty ~, in the county
of slanltoroc and State OF Wisconsin The terms Of
sale casa. " WrGgAHEH, Administrator.
Dated at Manitowoc, the first Day Of Aus ust A. D.
$50 -t last !. d. IN.
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Chemistry is furnishing us new agents for fuei,
force, food and many other important IDS over those
We once possessed. Ports from which commerce was
driven during the hot monthsby their terrible evers
are visited all the year with inlpunity now. Many
localities in the South and West kept tenantless by
their deetorous miasms filling up with
populations under the protection of Ayers Ague
Cure Their affecting Chs and Fever are so effect
ualy cured by this remedy that the disease no longer
turns emigration aside destroys the settler if he
ventures upon its infected districts Gazette Indc-
pendence, MOI
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From Tuesdays Daily.

NARROW ESCAPE. A little boy who
was riding on the river on raft, fell in,
last evening, and but for the timely as
sistance of sailor who saw him go
under, would have been drowned. AS it
was, he had very narrow escape. This
should serve as warning to the numer-
Gus boys we have observed indulging in
a similar dang amusement-riding
on a plank or raft
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pss0EarE NOysCE.

state of yF5>5cosasIs,. EEauztOygoc Co.'s.
Probate 0iltoe, August 1,t, q. ii, l>I0.-in tho
matter Of the Proof and Probate Of the last VIII and
Il s.auieuJ OF Lars SiHsoa, deceased, late Of the
County OF Nanitnwcc. Whereas an instrument in
writing purporting TO lie tle last viii aud testameIA
OF Lars Simpson, daesai late Of tie comfy OF Nam
3towoc. has been filed "a tiisofice; and whereas ap-
tcaticn has been made hy Maria Simpson praying
fit the same he proven ana admitted 70 p7ola ac-
corlil to the laws 0f tlis STATE: Therefore. it is
de-ei thar said application be heard before the
Probate 0ice i'll the City of Mantowoc IN said coun-
ty the 29 dag of August q. 1870 ~ ten ociocls
a. IA ,ad ii l. further ordered that notice shall be
given to all persons interested III said Will, OF the time
and place oi said hearing, hl publication in The Man
itowoc Tribune, newspaper printed IN said County,
for three successive weeks once each week prior to
the time of hearing. W. W " ALDO,
l6-5t www County Judge
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a PORTABLE steam engine, going
through the street with a full head Of
steam on. caused quite commotion this
forenoon. 1t was on its way to the coun-
try, where it will probably be used to
drive threshing machines. 1t was the
property of Mr.. Martin Miller, residing
on the town line road.
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SUICIDE IA horse committed suicide
on MONDAY night, in this manner He
was tied to a tree near the bank of the
river, and il lying down rolled over the
embanknent, choking himself to death.
The horse was the property of Mr.. John
Kopke, and was valued at one hundred
and fifty dollars.
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Tue Fenian General O. Neill, convicted
of violation Of the neutrality laws, wa:
on Saturday sentenced to two years i'm
prisonment and ten dollars fine. Co,one
j. III. Brown was sentenced to nine
monthsirnprisonmen and five dollars fine
Captain Monahan was sentenced to SIX
months imprisonment and one dollar fine
We presume that another raid on Cana
da will not soon be undertaken.
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THERE will be meeting of The Exec
utive Committee Of the Manitowoc Co.
Agricultural Society at the office Of the
Secretary, A. Piening, on next Saturday
afternoon, for the purpose of fixing upon
the time for holding the next annual fair
A CARD. A year ago, generous
public were asked for two thousand dol
lars, to enable the First Presbyterian So
ciety Of this city to make preliminary ar
rangements to build church during this
summer. More than the two thousand
dollars was given. That public can see
to-day to what use their money has been
applied. What is commenced, and is
thus far paid for, it is expected to have
completed, and paid for by tbe first of
January. 1t was anticipated last sum-
mer, that, this summer, another appc al
would be made. Four thousand dollars,
by general subscription, are needed, and
one thousand. d..needed for immediate use
The beautiful structure, that all can see is
rising, an ornament to our city, and the
past large hearted liberality of our citi-
zens, give the assurance that the sum
needed to finish this structure will be
promptly pledged. f. K. Rand Esq, is
the Society's Solicitor, and proposes, at
once, to give all an opportunity to haye a
part in a work, which, when done, will
do hon to our city, and bring constant
Joy and bcnediction to our whole popula-
ton. G. B. STEVENS,
Acting Pastor.
Manitowoc. August 4th 1870
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Proceedings Of the City Council.

MAN1Towoc, July 10, 1870.
All present except Nessrs. Martens Smith, Conway
and Boemer communication of j. E. Platt was
read and laid on the table; comm -inication of Ii
hoch was referred to Commtte on Public Improve
ments Remonstrance q A. Wallich and Others
against the improvement of 1th street was referred
to Sd Ward Local CON- Remonstraace of n. Lev and
others against Improvement of 9th street. was referred
to 4th Ward Local Com. f
A resolution offered by Mr.. Barnes: That the Mar
sha be directed to pnt in force the Dog Ordinance
adopted.
Resolced, That all persons may be forbidden to
furnish intoxicating liquors to Antol Fuchs.
Report adopted, and the City Cleci1 instructed to
take the necessary steps for the enforcement of said
resolution
Several accounts were presented and referred.
The following accounts allowed:
P Johnston, services Board of Equalization s24 90
N Nelson, do do do 24,Y0
Don A. Shove, Justice fees, 2e, Is
W. Hemtchen, Vanishing Engine, 600
Torrent Engine Co.. for two Torches 1892
II. Wilhelmy, repairing fence on North Park, 500
W. W. Waldo Expense to Mil disallowed s. ald 10 90
The Sd Ward Local Com. report on the remonstrance
of A. WaIlch and others, and recommended not to
allow said remonstrance; to which II. Grove offered
the following. resolution:
1fesolped. That the City Mayor and all the Alder
men of the City of Mantowoc, except the Aldermen
of the Sd Ward shall meet at the Co incilTooyn July
10th 1S70and from thence go to exami th eet in
the Sd Ward and report at the next IN seting.
Resolution adopted. On motion of g. Pankratz,
that the remonstrance of A. Walich and sothers be
laid over to next meeting, adopted.
On motion of E. A. Bean the City Mayor was in
structed consult the City Attorney, whether the
City has right purchase real estate for the pur-
pose of establishing new streets. Adopted
The City Mayor reports orders drawn the Poor
Fund during the month cf june 1870 follows: 1st
Ward, s17 90; I'd Ward, S30,00 Sd Ward 5000; 4h
Ward $4,000. Total, $4,000.
On motion, the Board adjourned to Tuesday, July
&c, 1870 at ~ P. NJ WM. HEMscHEMEYER Clerk
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DEATH OF GEO. S. GLovER.-The re-
mains of Geo. S. Glover, of Manitowoc,
arrived here yesterday morning en- route
for Kenosha, where they are to be buried.
Mr.. Gleyer was an old resident and bust
ness man of Manitowoc. we'll known along
the lakes His decease, though not
unexpected, will cause many to grieve
who had learned to esteem his kindness
of heart Wisconsin of Mondau,
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AT LAsT.-We know our citizens will
be rejoiced to learn that the worst part
Of that awfM sidewalk on the east side
of Sth street, between Commercial and
York, has actually been taken up and is
being replaced by a good substantial
walk. Now, let the work be pushed
forward until all the sidewalks iu the city
are repaired.
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Mr.. PERRY LovELY, at the Branch,
the burning of whose house and barn we
mentioned some weeks since, has just
completed the building of a new residence
and barn on the site of the one destroyed.
The new buildings are as large and hand
some as the others were.
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BASE BALL.-The Chicago White
Stockings were defeated by the Athletics
in Chicago on Monday last. by score of
IS to IL. Now, why don't our Nonpareil
Base Ball Club challenge those same
White Stockings? Evenif our club was
defeated, it would cheer up the Chicago
men a little, and give them the credit of
at least one victory.
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For the pleasure of ride over Bob. y
McGavins splendid road to the residence
of G. C. Barnes. and back, we are in.
aebted to Mr. Geo. Barker. On such
a morning as this was, drive like the
one we had is delightful. TIf}T
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j.. S. RoAD.-We learn from the She
boygan Times that the right of way for
the Lake Shore Road has been secured
from that city south to the Ozaukee
county line, on most favorable terms,
and force Of men will soon be set to
work grading it.
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\ LAUGHABLE incident occurred at
Christ. Kmpke's saloon the other day.
4 ''girl from the country purchased a
bottle of pop, and the way she pulled
with her teeth to get the cork out caused
an immense sight Of laughter.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-08-04

FARMERS with whom we have talked
say that although the wheat did not
stand as thick as in some years, it YVES
well filed out and gave good yield =
Harvesting in the western part Of the
county is almost finished.
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DAMAGED. The Wisconsin, of the I'd
inst says the the schooner Island, of the
Manitowoc feet, was struck by lightning
and damaged considerably while on the
route between Frankfort and Sheboygan.
She will probably come home soon for
re.,.irs
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U.K.YEE,sTE FEDESE.

7NEIOyAss sgES9zAFE, Hr0prIetor.
This hrst class house IS in excellent condition
and the proprietor is confident that nc can give per-
feet setisGactoe TO the travelling p'ibilc
Buss will ALWAYS he ready to take travellers TO ana
sfroa the boats good Livery Stable IS kept IN con-
nact;cn with RI. Uouse 12-5l
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PERSONS going to Two Rivers from
here, are hereby informed that the first
bridge in that village is closed up, on ac-
eountof its unsafe condition. By going
through the lumber yard they will come
out all right. t..-.-L---
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I NEARLY all the fruit trees We have
seen this year promise large yield.
Those Oh the farm Of Mr.. e. C. Barnes
are loaded with delicious looking fruit.
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HANS Observation-Disclosures is
part of the name of German that land
ed from the ManitoWoc this morning.
The rest of it will come up on the next
boat.
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sK.JLEas.rss EfD US ga

A WILLIAMS IA y. EzAPkTAN. Pro-
N prietorS. This frstcllss house is in excel
condition. AMI the proprietors are confident that
,they give entire satisfaction to the travelling pub
lilo. Omnibus will always be ready TO convey trav-
telers to and from the boats
Far and Others rely on finding good &C
comm ,iatons for horses or cattle 9-tf
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QUITE a number Of wheat laden teams
came into the city this morning. Far
mers, generally, are kept too busy at
home, at this season Of the year, to bring
much grain to market.
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THE wood work on the residence of Mr.
g. G. Barnes, on the Two River Road, is
being re-paiDted. There are few finer
places of residence in the State.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-08-04

THREE or four families from Chicago
are now at the Windiate House, intend
ing to remain in our beautiful city during
the hot weather. They could not have
found more healthy locality in the State.
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JUDGING from the number of threshing
machines e. J. Smalley & Son are selling
to the farmers in this county, we should
think the latter persons anticipated a
huge cror.
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MANY of our citizens followed the re-
mains of FIR Geo. Glover to the boat
last Saturday evening, among whom were
numerous ladies, called thither to express
their sympathy With the afflicted wife.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-08-04

I A HORSE, getting tired. laid down or
Sth streeth, this morning, while hitched
to a wagon. The occurrence created
quite sensation. - NJ
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Is, sICD D.,

DTYSJI IAN and Surgeon. Also EN-
/ s,ninins Surgeon for PENSIONS, appointed by
tn. Government.
OFFICE ,ornerof Eighth and YORK streets, Manito-
woe, Wisconsin.
or,le-s left at the Drug Store, will receive prompt
attention.
~ ,,rtic liar attention paid consultations and
to ths treatment of DIFFICULT and CRITICAL
CAcPs 1929
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COULDN'T STAND 1r-A German farm

COULDN'T STAND ia German farm
er Of this eourty will advertise his run
away wife III the weekly. He was mar
ried three days, when his wife [who was
Q widow, with three small cnildren) ''slid
out, leaving the little darlings (?) in his
care. He can stand the loss better than
he can the. acquisition.
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xNE SGa ~ 80 -s
zzS. IS 49, --s= .S2. 49, sssA.-S1 =

WHEREAS, my wife Catherine has LETT my bed
w and board without any just cause or provicoton
all persons are hereby iobJiCden 20 trust her my
account as | VIII pay debts contracted by her.
DareSs august "a $50. 164ts
AUGUST IlTRN
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i. G.. .gpHS-SOI-.


NJ every description.
Ian prepared to mlaue1cture full suits of Men and
bov, clothing on the shortest notice and satisfaction
Earaateei. employ the best woramen TO be found,
eni ke.p two of Singers Sewing Machines constantly
in I--+i
EIGHTH STREET, opposito Goodenow & Barnes
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THE work on the numerous new build
ings in the city is being pushed forward
Mr.. Lob brick block is nearly complet-
cd,-onc of the handsomest In town.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-08-04

TEWELER am Photographic. All
81 kinis of work in the line of my business prompt
iy attended to- AMI warranted to give satisfaction
have i,.t received a Wing & Ornshey's Multiplying
CAMERA 03SyURA. with which take small
pictures Of the daest ORDER, for dollar per dozen
Phot,rr,ph. taken Of all siZas. Albums aad Frames
n,xt.ntlv On h,a3 York Street l3-itf
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1T is rumored that one of our citizens
contemplates. erecting a $4,000 brick
dwelling house near the corner of 9Th
and Park streets, soon More anon.