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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-11-24
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IN PROE3ATE,
STATE OF WISCONSIN, Manitowoo county--s

STATE OF " ISJONsIN, WanitoWoc Countt--ss.
Probate office, Manitowoc Nov. 18th A. D. 1870
n the matter Of the proof and Probate Of the last
L viii and testament of Charles c. Symes deceased
late of the County of Manitowoc Whereas, instru-
ment in writing purporting to be the last will and
testament of Charles c. Symes deceased late the
County of Maniowoc has been filed in this office ;
and whereas application has been made by Mary A.
Symes praying that the same be proven and admitted
TO Probate according to the laws of this State There
fore it ordered that said application be heard before
at the Probate Office in the City OF Manitowoc in
said County, the 18th day of December A. d. 1870
at 10 A. NJ And it is further ord red, that notice
shall be given to all persons interested in said WILL of
the time and place of hearing, by publication in the
"hanitowoc Tribune newspaper printed in said
City for three successive weeks each week prior
to the time of such hearing. By the Court.
32-3t- -i-m W. W. WALDO, County Judge.
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STRUCK THE PIER.-Tha schooner Ain
wick, while making our harbor on Sat.
urday, struck the corner of one of the
cribs recently sunk, putting a hole
through her bow. She was repaired on
Sunday.
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PETER LARSON has the contract for re.
building the schooner Gilbert Kna. ?.
at this port, this winter.
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COX 81 EgES.F.E'T.

yIDyTSE. Sign AND CARRIAGE
1 Painter, Quay Street. adjoining the new Touring
mill South Side. Offers his service to the Citizens
OF this Village in the above branches at the most rea
suiu,bie rates 1910
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gg.yE,ry,s.yFS HOUSE.

sTiz.F.Ia7ES' & /. IA aPsTAN. Pro-
"A. DrietsFs- This Trst-class honse is IN excel
lcp Eton, an tas 9-oprietors are confident mat
tIay 81 give aaire satisfaction to the travelling pub
lir. Al 1nnhls viii always be ready TO convey tray
se~s AMI FRI the boats
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The propeller Cleveland, of the North
ern Transportation Co.. Line, stopped
here on her way north, on Monday, for
repairs to her engine.
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Mr.. j. FLIEGLER has purchased the
property recently belonging to Jos. La
Count, and will take possession Of the
same soon.
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Too BAD-John Hume, of the Chill
ton Times, in speaking Of the result OF
the late election in this County, says
s.Manitowoc County has covered herself with dis
grace and dishonor, and Democratic politicians vii
have to sit "the stool of repentance many years
before they again enjoy OF command the conf
dence or respect of the Democracy of the State.
Alas moor Vortex I
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TIE way the Appleton papers brag
on their job printing is simply disgusting
the 'theap Printing House and the
Post, in particular.
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THANKS to Hon. Henry Batz for
copy of the annual report of the Com
missioners of School and University
Lands of Wisconsin.
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GERMAN THEATRE. -There will be a
theatre at Turner Hall next Sunday
evening for the benefit of Mr.. G. G..
Schmidt, the Junior of the Nord YES
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A sCow load Of slabs was broug hit from
Two Rivers yesterday,to fill up the docks
now building on the south side.
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ANOTHER LAUNCH.-The barge APP
prentice Boy was launched from Han
sons shipyard on Tuesday.
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Sale OF Forfeited MOrtga-
geG E<andS.

OFFICE or COMMISSIONERS OF SCHOOL AND tNfvEe-
sITY LANDS Madison Wis, Sept. I'D, lefO
STATE WISCONSIN,
Dane County.
The following described lands in Naptowoc County
having been forfeited by of the non-payment
of interest upon loans granted thereon: NoTIcE II
GIVEN that the Will be offered at Pnblc
Auction and sold to the highest bidder at the once
of the Secretary of State, at the Capitol in Manson
the 18th day of Decembsr, A. ID. 1870, unless
redeemed Accord ug law. Said sale TO com
menoe at O'Clock A. W. and continue from day to
day until all of such lands shall have been so ofered
The minimum price at which such lands WIZ be Of
fered viii be the amount named opposite eleH tract
(under the heading Total amount due State, winch
includes the amonnt OF loan; the interest to the hrst
day Of January, A D. 1871 three per cent damages
the taxes which have been returned against such lands
and the cost of Advertising the same.
Said lands viii be sold subject 30 all taxes WHICH
may at the time Of sale be due thereon. Other con-
dtions of sale viii be announced by the Commissions
ers at the opening of the sale.
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=. ssss.s'SCH,

81 kinjs Of sork in the line Of my business prompt
sttet lei to- and warranted to give satisfaction.
have jt-t received u Wing orusbeys Multiplying
CAMERA 03SGURA, with which ! can take small
pictures Of the aest order for dollar per dozen.
autographs taken Of all sizes Albums aad Frames
aa4t,atly hand York Street. 13-ttf
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THERE will be divine service in the
several churches of the City at l03 o clock
this forenoon.
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FFeEEP. SCEEs EDEEe,

NFEAF Misunderstanding purchased
vi the business of Nn. Brown. shall hereafter
constantly keep on hand the choicest meats at the
owest rates. A share Of public patronage solicited.
1917
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OUR paper has been issued earlier
than usual this week, to allow our en-
ployes holiday.
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WEE. Il. CE,

n OFA9sf "a NE4Eg az ZEAL EST MI.
Agent, Manitowoc. Wisconsin VIII huy and
sal lands examine Titles, draw Deeds Mortgages
and Contracts open and close Books examine Ac-
counts Call at J D. Markhams Law Office. 1871
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-11-24

LAUNCHED. The schooner San Jacin-
to which was hauled out here and rebuilt,
was launched on Saturday afternoon last
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-11-24

CORD WooD and winter clothing are
becoming fashionable.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-11-24

CHRISTMAS and New Years come on
Sunday this wintet.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-11-24

THE river was covered by thin crust
of ice, on Tuesday morning.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-11-24

THE Episcopal Social will be held a
the sesidence of DIR. Easton, tonight.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-11-24

THE schooner G. J.. Johnston has been
stripped and laid up at this port.
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THE murcury is veering toward freeze
now-a- days. Astonishing
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-11-24

THE highest church steeple in the State
is found at Manitowoc. = .SererG' E.cchdn-
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THE business before the County Board
is being finished up rapidly. We will
give full proceedings next week.
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az ED G.FR Jlg.

nsAGEFCaF. FgTzsIEs. Keeps CON
stantly hand the largest and best assortment
ST hats AMI caps OF the latest STYLES at the lowest pos
able prces, AMI alvty5 pays the highest value in
g ash for all kinds of fu.s. l6-7
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what Hen. THAI. Stevens thought
abeut Wisssier's Esers, Bftte.s
Mr.. William Lambert, First Assistant Engineer. U.
S. N writes to Dr. g. b. Hartman & Co. of Lancaster
Pa. the following: at the capture OF New Orleans
I wounded in the right leg by she'll The wound
headed up but bad gore broke out Fear my ankle.
Several docors t7ied to benedict but succeed
cd. 1t was then that Hon Thadeus Stevens, Member
of Congress, saw me- and learning the nature OF
my trouble, told me about u SHLER'S HERB BIT
TIERS saying, it is the most wonderful combination
of medicinal herbs l ever use it myself and
know that it will cure You in very short period
Try it, my friend, try it. Will have it sent to you
The result fully justified the high opinion OF Mr.
Stevens regarding your Btters, for its follow
ed by perfect cure" Sold by druggists generally
Price dollar per bottle
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JOSEPH Sr,HES,

DEALER ia Stoves: Tin. Sheet Iron
l AMI Copperware manufacturer. All kinds of
spairing done. Eighth Street, opposite Tribune Of
Ace lily
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FL RREESE.
HENRY b JT2.
s. :. BARLOW,

Commissions Of School and University Lands
NORMAL SCHOOL FUND.
Henry Berner lots y l3 IN block liz in the VII.
lage ManitoyoC: amount due. SSna,,G; amount OF
interest S2l 90; of penalty $500; amount OF
interest penalty taxes and advertising <i3,60; total
dine State S24S 60; years for which ineereat
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y. EG4EeEG

- egu:ar Meeting sf 7EauitOwoc Ledge
~ Il held at Hlasonic Hall. on York Street, the
It AMI 81 Wednesday OF Each Month.
Z. x. RAND, W. ".
W8 II U9p% seq
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MARINE.

THE upper works on the propeller
Nayarino are nearly completed.
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THE public lecture by Hon. Samuel
Fallows, the newly elected State Sup't.
of Schools, at the Methodist Church on
last Tuesday evening, was a discourse on
the necessity of general and free educa-
ton, of unusual eloquence, earnestness
and interest. 1t is very seldom that our
people have an opportunity of listening
to such an intellectual discourse as the
speaker addressed to as large an audience
assthe house could we'll accommodate.
We think the people of Wisconsin are
extremely fortunate in having elected
such man to tae highly responsible po-
sition. which he is soon to occupy. Altho'
still Dung man, so to speak, he appears
in every way eminently qualified to SUI
permit end the most important interests Of
our State. May we soon have the pleas
ure OF listening again to as instructive
and elevating discourse as we did on
last Tuesday evening.
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"Shells of the Ocean Oyster shells.
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SKATING; on the Ilttle Manitowoc, is
coed.
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GHAS. W. WHITE,
ED. MAERKLIM,

FTnftrI stafas Assistant Assessor
. lee Sth Street, First National Bank,
Y tattowa. Wisconsin lobby
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You bet. But who told you Sc
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hrn-Gist and Ar1taeeary. sta street
| opposite the Post osice. Is now fully provided
with complete selection of fresh Drugs aud Medi-
ciuas aai narS his services especially To the PHYsI
&C this village ana county fer the careful and
1 stsItifc preparation of their Prescriptions 10
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DEPTHS Ee y.

nR. A. u. PATCsIEN. Dentist. fiji &c
- in Sherman's building, on Sth Street,
Manitowoc, Wis
~ Teeth extracted without pain.
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TEEREEy and Counselor at law.
"A AMI Notary Public. Office. No. 4 Axtell's Block
South End Walkers Point Bridge, Milwaukee, Wis.
Marine. Bankruptcy and Land Office. 13-4
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TTD.sNEYS at law. FanitOwOc,
N Wisconsin Office Eighth street, over the
First National Bank iyI965.1
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rx.,y Eps rs.EsgT-

4 TFDRNEg and Counselor at LAW.
n Office. corner of Sth and Quay streets Manlto-
voc. WISCONSIN. I2-9I
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ABOUT BRIDGES. learn that it is
the intention of the Board Of Aldermen
to make extensive repairs on Sth street
bridge this winter. That this bridge is
nearly worn out is evident to all, and we
would make suggestion to that honora-
bic body which we think will meet the
views of a great majority of the residents
in our City, 1t is this Instead of ex-
pending from five to ten thousand dol
lars on Sth street bridge would it not be
better to construct new one over the
river at Main street, and put only such re-
pairs on the old bridge as will make it
last year or two longer and then build
new one in place OF it? IF we are to de-
pend on Sth street bridge entirely, it
will be just one job of most expensive
patch work after another, and in the
end the City viii be out just the amount
of cost and repairs together, and have no
bridge after all, that our people can rely
on for safe and unbroken passage. IF
our Aldermen will only take the pains to
foot up the amounts already paid for re-
pairs on the old bridge, they will find
that the City has already expended more
money than neao bridge will cost.
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E.gE'ETEE az e.ygSRE,
COUNTY SURVEYOR Office over
~ 0. Torrisons Store; the Bridge
Hanitowoc Wisconsin. 1888
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SHE 0RtBU Ne.
Official City and County Paper.
ED. BORCHERDT, Editor.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
LOCAL MELANGE.

Probably a miss taken man by this
imc-the editor Of the Pilot.
-Buckwheat pancakes are in season
, 1870-11-14

cagt.,a scpza wife iess Chicago for Aa1queea
il DIR Bscxa-roe seaoc.e7 We Young L
at kaics D.Ik undergoing e1lec1iyr 1cpatfn
NEW CANvAA-utt< HULbeT Of the It.sseA
thar cleared from ms roz1 for the tawes lxSes
lsst weak received 1ex czaTak
| AH1tyKn-Tts schooner r J. 8anbor, w1terc
Iccett q kenoshav a14red a. tals port oa 51tlr-
day in tow Q! the eruRHhIzares, OF Ksciae-
IAsr CARGo-The schooner l. B sospacd =
now IL nunE ~ Ocopto with The 1as1 Iutnher 70 be
| shfnntti from that point thls season+
| ViAGxIIeuI-Tne D0ol Co9nfy 4dssa7as Eng
! rFs1 9tn1t fhe r6n-e uRntd, being pf2ceA IA The
1 low sTamps It Tue head o1 the .hn1a1t, Ase u.e-
lesf and should be changed u s'n2le uAat' 40
| pIscel On the reef II the entrance ot. ae paSs
u. The he tanre lSni At North Bay viii be single
I Echt, and Win Re placed at tue anuaose VI Ms
/ Ex1rxr or DAAA6E-The damage SosGalneo "
the schooner Atslarta, in The recent eo1o ~! ~
Ike Europ Consssta nf tic legs OF oo|Spt1 ~
| nootn and reatSear, her tts+ fortsaa, h2ht, oik
auebGr anal chain, rail ard at!neo ss ~ eag L,ds
E1ne forW sr,f rsu ait ami Iail on ssafooasd s1oe
| fofKa1h. , vo.,.vR,rx
Of Toledo, have tass cnauacsso % @ Hea 49,
strfr CsSaE.Ihc cnntrert Tor the improve.
meat and zrpsiIz Of this canal nase been Ht u
| the following prices: .,,
For rock excavation. $50 per cuotc 5asa: tos sos
resstlug wafs, IS ce1.aper erbtc fGoa LOT feeQ1a
LIE nnA1d gates. SIa,0oo.
The guard Ea.cs art 10 ha reH1nEed 70 pom
10 feet Lea1et the head OK the coual. AID y e
| peGtes4 inst shc amount available {ahout 1a-O0
Viii be sum:!eut 10 complete the VOTE. % !ncioo.
: the puara yates IN their new position. For ar
luthsF Improvement the work NEST be dspe1Aden
| uvnn future appropriations
, 1870-11-14

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s,s.. fiess t.am ne DN&A - AsHeA- ~
PINE MAJ h1u. lac ~ nHces
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eSon", ! ~ k Sos' 's-->oAA'"
RsFtnsTrSrS ~, rronr and v,1s3n unchanted j., !.
GyoC1 r,asst. s61 ~-N $780,,
CEa-ranleest nt, IL r,od<rste demand aod 1u3T-
xT i. =, :, sSr " ietd =" anil AMI towr. 5!Is
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