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, 1870-12-04

The collection Of due RDods n Iss P. Bowen
CO: 8. 10. III Wab1sh avenue, IL well worth \
tfE .An colo1a, shades, aud tuea. ID iii sosts Of
ahapee, 1re there On exhibition Fiue paintings
10 durable co}ots; ornaments thst will LAST life:
tiUe> new goods u low prices: holiday gifts Ia
KrtAl gxfety; articles 1itkd far lser and cryatA1
weddings: bt11hdsF KtfsA OF I'll klnds~ Their store
viii ~elf tena1 tic vl=itor. rs he Will SEQ mtuy
new articles. both for ornsfuent and Use. 4 full
lite Of chlns, RlntHwtFe, white EanttE wart, etc.
G8l and Eee them. 1t Nj. lni Xapa4n aYeppt.
, 1870-12-04

point nretritkly to The fact t.as that oil busI-
ntts man, Mi. VIM T. Cratl, has opened new
tailoring establishment ut Room Is, No. l0s South
Clark street. Mr. Cralha reputation as a nEst-
cnss cpr'ef fer the past u ycaH Is we'll II own 10
our citizens, oud hts old customers and friends
Hlit he Rlad 10 know that he is prepared to meet
their wants IN fashionable garments in nls;-:Iass
4tFle, and at low pIices.
, 1870-12-04
NA&QHIQ NfATISIE.

aNN&03&tEs
Thar wfn h Speeiat Ccnau1rnieatinn Of BLAIR
TUIM;K No 49, 4. r. + A. NJ at Rt1ir Hal. oves
Gevtskas 1hsattt: On 9en6sy esensnss Dee : MY
cordially invited to attend: b. ordce q The II. II.
n. ". WINTERS. Secrrtstr
, 1870-12-04
Worth Knowing,

iadfes, you Cab buy good all-s.lk velyet clcak
OF uotchkiD. Palmer / Co for so; you CAD
buY splendid at'-stlk Lyons clnh1 {yel.cl} Tor
$ll.a0 per ga:d, worth sl6-to; y aood Aa.racaAn
iou can AlsJ buy any goods ih1t We deat ID vt
loWer prices than II any other nouse In the trade
All dTees po01s ii cost VIZ still cout1nue to
sell the best zephyr Wo.K:cfls for 15c per ounce.
QU1CuKfS. PALMER i 70. .
, 1870-12-04

The near approach Of Christmas rendera It ex-
rsdtent for +vesybedy 70 oe casting about for the
customary appropriate Qifts- On this head val
u:1le tugr esuon: That IN nxlpg upon place
wLete ttt tllnE, reliable Eoods may b. pufch ased
II Incredibly low 19u'e-~ lhe pubtto z1onsd nut
10 get to call Al LpmAl.'A Lnao Once, 1t The
northwest corner Of CLARK a1,h MAdison ssreetH,
xhere will hh found 4 uaHnt1cent a1-ortsnent oi
Christmas goods, ucA "a ~aRhre, diamond pns,
iiuRs, md texeEy IN sene1a1 MI. upnan's q.
t4bltsbmcnt Ii anaopx The 0tuegs and hskr known
In the city, 70 that any endorsement Of the qu Aity
Of biz RpQdB womb be unuecexsary
, 1870-12-04

vol E2nMea cloth, &c; tluuhle-sacs sd VAN
six, sic: npsenhtd seiFseep, 81 = aeavy os4ysr
II; txua Eatc!pnot, sc: 80 ruJs al tleRaat
se'vet+ and fs 4 neavet stoak; - 4 gnod vs-rF-
cho'c& l~nkee Or Casnmesr suit: IS ! t.oa CON
fsx'oe sur. cIAno TIM yned, aud al 4 styt.as
cs.ne htnnet: @ PAYS IN r.aItre velvei I'd
e<tnef Staie End Aas,1svn suee h N'
, 1870-12-04
Illinois Central Traln1,

After to-day, the passenger trains on the Illinois
Central Road Will leave -a1d arrive u folloxa;
ST. Louis Kxpn n, leare. s:2o l. m: arrive. a:ls
m s.. Louis Fast Line, leave, s:16 ,. m arrive,
s:a0 =. n Eairo Mil. leaye, 9:ao = N. arrtv !.
r1ve. 100 l. n. K,otaI Fasseose1, Lave, a:A /
n: nnve, $50 r n: Chauara'ga Passenger.
lease, a:so p. n; arrive, f:s1 4 %: Hsde PAX
and Oak Woods, 1easP. 6:es and % .. n mt
1910, 20 and $40 M, and arrive. 7:a5 ana -
=. H., and las, o:l6 and I - p. H. :.
, 1870-12-04

There mcst popular aucttoneeEs aR1ln appear
with . nne List ot property to be offered =. auc-
ton on Tuesday, Dec 6, at II T. m. We arc glad
To ob&erye that this nEm n2les . most promising
~ Esnnin IN the tpecixtty to which they dc7o&c
themselves. Tue ueld Is po1ndIess, Aod there II
no question hrf that euerrJ and enterprise viii
ultimately bring kuc.Eta to any competent man
I'll Chf4.AHn
, 1870-12-04
For E,1e-

manufactosJ in full tide cf operation, complete
In all tts equipments, covered hy ttronE patent,
the psod0ct staple article Of consumption which
IL uucqualled In quality and universally u.eh, md
mas 1hc monopoly Of the Market JiektlLE 50 per
cent en- tie capital Invested. Mandatory II IS
South Water street
, 1870-12-04

|, 4 new thing In advertising ha4 been noticed tor
Day or two on the streetA- 1t IL the nest dis
non,'-shtped card of the Western Union Paseot
Agency, Peck Mat, corner Cta1k and Madison
s4eete, With lo1drd tack attached to the point,
50 that the caId Ht1ck1 wherever thrown.
, 1870-12-04

41t to be offered At auction BY Thayes, Curry Il
&C.. nt their saleasoom. los a1bcru-at, On Tues-
dA.+ December e. 1t II O'Clock 4 m. ThFr. Is 10
misuse OF the adjective, IN referring TO- thus prop
o1 tnien avenue and Langley street Il already
INT Of the elegant Qua1tets Of the city. aee 4aveI-
tiSe1neUt,
, 1870-12-04


A rectn1 dFHuAteh rent hencc B1FB: "9o 14t II
The election cf Soeaker ts Concerned 1t s believed
that Speaker Blainss cn4nces for re-e!ecs1oo
March tnan tn December; following, when hls
personal INIT. nee With 1he old members viii not
touTpmcuf of ne Fpfty-trat Congress. II seems
Ce.tain, thcrefoEe, Inat Hc. Bsfine'4 f1tenda
rF,il opaose The repeal Of The lax providing the
atterubllrg OF eveTJ new Cu19rc31 On tae day FOL-
lowing the adj jruEnrnenf Of The old one."-
HfLA1,oNs pT GRANT AND roK1KK-.
NV foKK, Dec ga fpecifl correspondent
Telegraph irum Washington that Adt2l5A tofee1
FAVE be has no recollection Whatever Of ever
Whiting any uca leue! ~ snas Puoll1ntd In tMo
his signature ia prono1nce9 the 1esser'a for
RerI. and denlea haEtuK ever given utserance 70
4ny eehanenu rtn citing 4R1io1r General ,Graot
%Hi ne paan1atd BY peEulset>n NJ the Admiral
r. ,sa, t'1s e1nL ~ tae hRh opinion record a
The General.
, 1870-12-04

At the request OF numerous friends, Professor
hor1neIdj las been prevailed upon 10 establish
cisss for 1sdtes, to be held at his RJmusAun,, be-
tWetn the hoIra OF and r. m. Ladies Wishing
10 avail III mkelvt uf the benefits 70 he derived
from e3mnastsc exercise, will pca<e cal at the
hour atEve named at kormcudyA Gymnahum,
20 LASA1le slIeet
, 1870-12-04

Chicago Conservatory Of Muslc.
This Me1-knpwn iratt4ntion, at 81 md So vs.
htsh ayeIue, with X. Goldbeck, the Pianist md
composer, Is Director, commences the winter
s&rm Tomorrow. The reduction Of te{,nR, in the
lower grader, from f15 to ST. vsn still further tn-
cetAse the popularity Of the CONSERVATORY, Its
rrecialttes a1t the study OF the plano A9d vn.ce,
In which It has attained widespread reputation.
, 1870-12-04

Now Ia the time to buy ycur furniture, as 4. l.
Hale i Bro. MOI. 10, u, II md 1s Canal street,
viii oet their stock OF furniture al cost for thirty
days IN order to reduce the a&me prev@us to Jan-
uatJ. Those In want will do we'll to call aud H-t
and is Canal st
, 1870-12-04
A Gard.

/ w,sh, to this manner, 10 express my thauks to
the Commercial Ios1. aucc Company OF Chl.agofor
The prompt aud satisfactory manner In which they
have adjusted MI loss by the late nfe, they beIuE
the drst 10 fettle md par In full
CHICAGO. Dec. 3. s. B, TAxxHrkSr
, 1870-12-04

Gtres 4 Ssr.rd Concert this afternoon ii Unity
Chureb. ensnm<pe!nx A. ! o'ctrk. Aa4!rt-ti ~ thr
xna Mr. j Ley. AdmirsIsn, b eerta for ;he benz.
1t pf the SEhdaf SfhpNl
, 1870-12-04

Hsma1. up Ealrs, n u South ciazk 1tsee., gives
the poorest kind OF tt TO credit customer, but
gentiemeu with the Gt1mps cau rely up,u getting,
ui'oer the kupertniendence Of Mr. l. +, Cole, the
Ccst'ieAt kind OF suit cheaper for cash tnan any
htuke IN the city.
, 1870-12-04
DIED..

WATS0H-At PERI srEtuxz Hotel. Pike County,
x1nily r Hatson. skrd 3JesEs. months, And daYt
.,BALIAHTGEEDec.A \ At noon. Il the residence q
hs snothtr, William Patterson Hhlantrne, aEed J:
{eers ard month"; younEest tou OF tase james f.
Healantynt. formerly Of the Chicago R<p.2&esa.
Notice of tunerAt hereafter.
GEE-At The 4r4idenee Of j. H. SAmpl:. Mobile, A1a*
Scy- =. Bella. wife pf Stafford T. Gee, It Chicago.
, 1870-12-04

For caxtoness: wao fap 70 call y tse Hoarning
ts.ore before purchasing their black dress goods;
mourning xoods, ,cloax1; vd4v2ta; ahd oshcF eso&k>
Ing. mnazptnR, mil1nfaJ, 1nderNeaI, Ac.., DC,
and FAVE Is pr cent b "a doing: They have the
unest koodA, tArKeAt assortment and lowest pEiceA
VEST Of New York Note them: Heavy gtoa gain
6o8 4 $l.so PEI Jzxu; 111sa popatos, &1.ses III
, 1870-12-04

any one having q lot 50 or 100 feet front, uultn.
proved, 15tng east Of Wabash ayeuue and near
Twenty ninth street, 10 sell, can hear o; pu.-
10. Is Fifth Avenue formerly Wells suect.
, 1870-12-04

RACON-WARRRF-1ns thin city, Nor. =. It the
ststense n4 Waa. Corler. By Her. ". sns der, Nj.
III tnIy ii. Bseon and Mrs Eoea Ii. WarTcp-
GRAKT.IH0AAS-lnt this city Nor. -. At the
nanft1 Lo1d. D. q, tnorJ l. urant. of ktnosha,
VIE. and Mary A. ThofnaA 10 eards.
, 1870-12-04

Wanted to KNOW II any buEeF of coal won1d not
prefer to have It weighed AZ Ills door, and sure Of
full weight. g. A. Wilcox, and Ru.s l. Lttr1e,
st'eetF, dfcE. lGS to tsa htngsbury street, nave
sealed fcalcs attached to caft8 and WzR0LF, a1h
are the only dealers Eno vii wtigh coai gu d.
nVcIy.
, 1870-12-04
Df&E0LfJTf0M-
DISSOLUTION

The 61n 1t q. 9. Hubbard Co b thts day dit
tosEed ty nut1zl eousert- Ktthes partner anthaF.
lied to eet4le outstanding aeeountk
O. T. HUBBARD.
John JOHNSTON.
, 1870-12-04
C0pARTMER2Hiu

shtp con1lssrn merchants md S-ne ri hrokes1 no-
def the rAEne md 6rm Of Johnatqn btet1.
JOHN JOHNSTON.
VIM r. NTKKY.
, 1870-12-04
}>tTHE CHICAGO TRIBUNE
1891y''' = 137I.'
I i q /
II! OF .'' TEE A
cHtcteo1RtbuAfE: !
The Great Radical Republican
Newspaper Of The West
IT'S PLATF0RN:
REVENUE TARIFF,
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM,
OPPOSITION TO M0hOP0llEs.

THx CHlcAao TAlgrxK ertes1 upon the twenty.
ftutsh rear Of its exsteuca stronger rhAo eser Il
the confidence and Attachment OF the papo1e
Yielding 10 no one IN III deyuston to tho pr1uc1ptes
II The Republican party. It fecogEizes the fac
nat thoee principles have achieved Their couptesa
ind enduring Triumph. aAvetJ batn9 dead, ~
construction effected, aud the right Of 4ui1rnzs
d1ade universal. new questions Till shortly afsse
semandtnR public a.teor1o1: ard, whether pa1tiee
Ire IT Organized Or not the tfeuea Of tho past VII
live place to the lssues OF the present and tho IN.
nre. 1t Is psope., therefore, 1na1 TH1 Culcaat
rRtECEK should define lts poats1on on those 1ues
ions which 11e the next to come befpre tnt
people.
THI TR0CxK IL tn fAsm of tazfn tey1ed tx
the sole and express purpose Of raising revenue
for the Governments. II holds that every man haa
the light to hts own earnings, and that ill lAxr
which seek TO deprive him Of . parton OF tht
frutts Of his lahor, for t:e benefit Of auJ other p
son or class, are tnfr1ukeuen&s upon his liberty
INC AEe hk1n to AlATery and robbery IN their ope
tauouA
1t Ia In fayor of 4 thorough retorm III tnt
civil service Ct the government, believing thu:
tho present sJstem Of Fcdesal appointments u
pTodueureo Of Waste, corruption, and denor&iK4
uoh to fr1ghtful extent, ani1 that It u Eaptdl1
5eiuE converted iato machine to cheat the peo
pie cut Of their votez.
It's In favor of return to specie payments b,
the retirement Of the z1reno4cka. and the snhst-
suaon Of National Bank notes, Under tho opera-
ton Of \ tree banking Aw.
1t Il IN favrr Ut / ctRu!ned, Just, and pcacefu;
tote!gn policy. While insisting upon alt ou
rights Il ! nation. It will oppose eve.y project foe
p'urg!ng the coons1J into foreign war 70 pro.
Uote partisan eudA
Rinaf1y, TH1 TRINurH IL orpoaet1 to IN speeta
inte1pxts which Are antaroulsuc to the Trneral L.
tcse4r. 1t IL the declared enemy Of nonopouea
acd TAX thieves IN national and State polltlcs I,
u proud 10 maintain the position, which tt hai
ever held, Rs tho CHAArloT or TEX PRor1x!
, 1870-12-04

4 Dew two%to.r and bsse1o<nt house Just 4oath u
ctr lnns 10 teet roh trtrt rafz, and three bIoz
tto1a eteata can. Fer ssje It bark1tn.
GRO. ". HALF. Ii tHSnf16At
, 1870-12-04

In rettrk from the pToriatau and commission hqk-
nes4, take krrat pse1s1re IN re:our1tne1K MestIY
Iohntoa 8tecs 10 The confidence snd honssr II NJ
t5enda. EH HU8B4 H1
CH4cAQc, DIT, l. 14.p,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-12-30

My own belief is that in the whole
range of domestic animals, there is
none which combines so many of the
qualities essential to beauty and no.
Dility as the thorough~ bred horse
None whose nature as allies him to
the human race.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-12-30

Would respectfully call attention TO the fact that
they have purchased selections from the stock OF
Drugs, Books, &c, formerly kept by Messrs. Cole
& TAFT, to which having added new and com
pete assortment, they propose continuing the
business at the Old Stand,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-12-30
Farmers Column.
The Horse.

Live thoughts on agricultural Met
tiers solicited.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-12-30
TO SICIANS.
New YORK, August 10, 1868.

Allow mo TO call your attention to my PREPA
RATION OF COMPOUND EXTRACT OF Blu
CHU, The component parts aro BUCHU, Long
LEAF, CUBEBS, JUMPER BERRIES.
MODF OF PREPARATToS.-Buchu, in vaCuo
Juniper Berries. by distillation, TO form fine
gin, Cubebs extracted by displacement with
spirits obtained from Juniper Berries; very little
sugar Is used, and small proportion of spirits. II
il more palatabIe than any now In use.
Buchu as prepared by Druggists, is of a dark
color, Ii is plant that emits its fragrance; the
action of fame destroys this dts active principle
leaving n dark and glutenous decoction. Mine il
the color of ingredients The Buchu in my prep
aration predominates: the smallest quantities oil
the other ingredients are added. to prevent fer
mentation: upon inspection it will be found not
to be Tincturc. as made in PbarmaCop9a, nor il
IL Syrup-and therefore can be used in cases
where fever or Inflammation exists. In this, you
have the knowledge OF the ingredients and the
mode of preparation.
Hoping that you will favor 1t with trial, and
that upon inspection it will meet with your ap
probation.
With feeling of profound confidence,
am, very respectfully,
ii. I. HELMBOLD,
Chemist and Druggist of 10 years experience.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-12-30

MY own UelIeI is (uat I'D the whole
range of domestic animals, there is
none which combines so many of the
qualities essential to beauty and no.
Dility as the thOrough~ bred horse
None whose nature rs allies him to
Tie human race.
am acquainted with thorough
bred that has been used upon the
farm (like the common scrubl as q
cart and pillow horse. His endurance,
pluck and indomitable courage AT
the plOw, before the reaper, at the
threshing machine, was so superior
10 the common horse, that he became
the neighbOrhood talk.
Glass third consists of animals
commonly called full.bred or full
blood. There are many who do not
make any distinction between these
and the thorough breds-but it is
conceded by all who are conversant
with the races and blood of this
noble animal, that these is marked
difference.
These is a growing disposition
among the farmers of iowa to breed
a better class of horses than we have
heretofore. The desire to raise VAL
liable stock is increased in proper
portion to the increase of profit to
be derived from them this is not in
consequence of caprice, but is attrib.
uted TO the growing perception Of
the fact among all horse Keepers.
that it is not only as cheap (.f one
keeps horse at an to keep good
one instead of q poor one, but is
really much cheaper. The prime
cost Is the only difference to be con-
sidered, the price Of stable room
keeping and case is identical, the
wear and tear is infinitely less in the
sound, able and careful animal, than
in the broken down jade-the work
which can he done and the value
earned by the one is in no possible
relation 10 the other; while the cash
value of the superior animal is in
creasing, the other il decreasing.
1t is well known to most of you, if
not To all, that since the war has
closed, and the demand of the gov
ernment has been withdrawn, that
the only demand has been for draft
horses Of 100 10 400 pounds weight
or else for the fast stepping roadster,
ard while may breed for speed,
am convinced it will not pay the
farmers Of Iowa to breed for speed
alone, unless you sell them while
yoGng, or intend to train them for
market, as experience teaches Us,
that TO get speed, even after it is bred
ia the bone and flesh, costs great
deal of labor, time aud expense, to
develCpe itself and bring it to nlatu>
iity, aud while one may succeed in
making ii a success hundreds will
ipil ia the attemFf
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-12-22
BENEFITS OF LADIES SOCIETY.

There is nothing in all the various
places and scenes of amusement, which
are gotten up, with view to minister to
the voracious appetites of young men for
such things, that can compare with the
society of a good pure young lady.
If young men who spend their evenings
in saloons, sucking tie ends of billiard
cues. would pass their evenings, instead.
in the company of ladies, there would be
marked change in the morals of almost
every community.
Pshaw! some young gent Il will not
say gentleman will exclaim, it is so
insipid to call on young lady and sit all
the evening talking of nothing but the
last ball. or the Mite Society, at such a
place, that was sopoorly attended.
L will not hurt you if she does not say
a DOZEN words to you during the entire
evening; and it ,ciU hurt you to go to
places where you hear things said, and
see things done that you would be asham-
ed to have your mother and sister hear
and see.
Now young men, put away those cards,
and you too, sir; put up that cue, evstl
though you think you would like to try
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-12-22

1T takes money to run newspaper
just the same as to lun a steamboat.
There are many hundred dollars due us
on subscription, scattered about in suns
of two or three dollars, and while man
may think that the non-payment of his
little bill will affect us neither one way or
the other, he should remember that our
income largely depends upon the aggre-
gate of these small sums. We are en-
deavoring to benefit this county by set
ting forth to the outside world its advan-
tages and inducements, and we want our
patrons to remember that we derend
upon them for material aid in our efforts.
We feel very grateful to the many friends
who pay us regularly and promptly, but
those knowing themselves to be indebt-
ed for subscription, are eourteously in
vited to come in and settle accounts.
We need money to improve our paper.
and increase our facilities for business,
and feel satisfied that all our friends will
readily respond TO this invitation.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-12-22

THANKs.-Charles Luiing, Esq, the
very efficient local agent of the Phoenix
Insurance Company in Brooklyn, will
please accept our thanks for calendar.
issued by that liberal and public spirited
company to their many patrons, and ex-
ecuted by Messrs James Sutton & Co.,
of New York. which surpasses anything
we have yet seen in the art Of color
printing. We hope that hereafter none
of our great monied institutions will be
so snubbish as to go abroad for inferior
work, while our own printers can turn
out such specimens.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-12-22

ANOTHER sudden death occurred near
the Branch, last Monday (for the partic-
u!ars Of which we are indebted to Mr..
Shimonek) they are as follows: An old
Bohemian lady, Mrs. Rosalie Buric,
started from Reedsville on a common
lumber wagon in the company of some of
her relations to visit our City. She was
sitting alone in the rear ofthe others on a
bag filed with produce. When near the
Branch those in the front heard studded
noise, and looking back missed the old
lady. and then saw her lying in the road
in their rear. On running to her assis-
tance, they found that she was expiring.
She was replaced on the wagon and
brought to town. On examination,
the coroner DIR. Simon, found that he1
sudden disease was caused by PARALYSIS of
the heart. The diseased, 10 years of age,
leaves disconsolate husband and large
number of sorrowing relations and friends.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-12-22

VIcKs illustrated catalogue and floral
guide for 1871, has just been received.
1t surpasses in execution and complete
ness anything we have yet seen. The
best, however, in regard to Mr.. Wick, is,
that his plants, seeds, etc., are as good
as represented. which We can prove by
many of our citizens who have sent for
his productions. The catalogue can be
seen at our office, or obtained of James
Wick, Rochester. N. Y, whom we cheer
fully recommend to the gardeners and
florists of this City and County for any
seeds, plants, ETC., etc., they may desire
to possess.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-12-22

WE call special attention to the article
on 'tStoxm Stations" communicated to
us by one of our best educated and oldest
German fellow citizens. We presume
that only the insufficient appropriation
at the last session is the cause of our
city being yet without such station, and
that proper applications on our part will
speedily secure the desired object. For
tunately we have a man in our midst, who
is fully capable of performing any and
all the duties required at such "Storm
Station"
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-12-22

The City Treasurer expects to have
the general tax list for collection on Mon
day, the Goth day of December. He will
give ample opportunity to every taxpayer
within this City to save three per cent,
collectors fees. by paying taxes before
the lst day of January, 1871. His Of
fetal notice will appear in our rext.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-12-22

WANTED.-The person who took q
mink cape from the Presbyterian Church,
either by mistake or under other circum.
stances, on Wednesday last, is respect
fully requested to return the same to this
Office.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-12-22

Mr.. EssLINGER, our worth postmaster,
had narrow escape on Tuesday from
losing his dwelling. by one of the chin
neys taking fire. Happily, he and his
family escaped with severe fright, and
but little material damage.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-12-22

Klinghelz offered the following resou5 an vb,o,
was not adopted
Resolped-That the sum of ~ - a,
same is hereby appropriated for the pur, os =. .ns
pairing the three following roads leaiine. ont
itowoc in said County of Mapitoxsc IN Nsu,
amounts to-wit: One third of said SUN or eqoA1-
called Green Bay road south of Manits,, 700 ne so
Manitowoc and the SheboyGan Count :, I;e."seA
third on the so-caled town line road Ieo ens
Mantowoc to Gibson between Manitcy oc T0us q
County line north third the c ,np,. A Pm
called between MaEitowoc and the c npa, C roeo 20 >
line west. And it is further resolve i tbat ouaAy
--- be and is hereby appointed Commis.ia- -o'-
expend said money and superintend Tn. uos1 Ho
roads and to designate the places where o. o9aAa
shall be laid out within the limits above n sauna
And it is further resolved that t. IA
man BE- and they hereby auth orzed - g.tAif
ders and deliver to said Cor amissonss or
who sas Sereby i0spe ted
cept the same. feSt Ano &C.
On motion of F. schmitz, the Eoare Aa,ournoar
til the Third Tuesday of ,darch A. D. 1871
PIP. FUESsENIcH c,.,,
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-12-22

him once at discount, and if itisn't
too late, spend the remainder of the even
ing with some lady. IF you think you
can't do that, why. then go home and
read some useful book and before long
you will see the wisdom of your choice.
T. Y. e.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-12-22

GEO. W. FIGHTER, our highly esteem
ed fellow citizen, came very near losing
his life by the harikari. As we learn
that criminal proceedings are about being
instituted, we forbear giving the par
ticulars.