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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-08-18
Proceedings of the City Council.
MANITowoc. Aug. 9, 1870.

MANITowoc, Aug. 9, 1870.
All present except p. Johnston. Barne.
and Conway.
In the absence of the Mayor, Alder
man H. Greve was appointed to act as
Chairman of the meeting.
Communication of o. Tremel referred
to Committee on Assessment and Finance.
Petition Of H. Koch referred to Com
mittee on Public Improvement. Petition
of K. S. Auberg and others referred to
lst and Sd Ward Local Committee Peti-
tion of F. A. Bean and others, referred
to Committee on Public Improvement
The several bills presented were refer
red to the appropriate Com mittiss.
The account of Smart & Pankratz was
allowed in full for 81, ,O2, to be charged to
the Sd Ward.
Report of B. F. Murphy, Street Com.
missioner, 4th Ward, that Commercial
Street from 9th to 7th was completed.
Accepted and fled.
Report of Norris Ross. Street Com
missioner I'd Ward, that Commercial
Street from 6 to street had been COM
pleted. Accepted and filed.
Motion of E. A. Bean to suspend all
street work in the lst and Sd Wards un-
til the Committee for examining the
city grade in the 1st and Sd Wards, had
reported; adopted.
Motion of Ii. Martens to reconsider
the resolution in re ~ard to the grading of
9th street adopt .
Resolution of N. I. Gilbert, that a
tax be levied and collected on all property
fronting 9th street, to grade and gravel
the same from he river to St. Clair street;
lost.
Motion of W. W. Waldo, to instruct
the City Marshal to investigate John
Shanan's lot whether there is a nuisance
on the same, of which his neighbors COM
planned. If so, to abate the same. Adopt
ed.
Board adjourned to Tuesday August
16, 1870, at u o'clock P. M.
VIM. HEMscHEMEYER, Clerk.
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HARVESTING has been pretty much
finished up in this county and already
many teams have come to market laden
with this years grain. We fail to see
much of an inducement to farmers for
selling now since the recent tumble" in
prices. However, the chances are just
as good for the prices of grain to fall as
they are to rise, and we would advise our
producers to bring their products to mar
ket as long as fair price can be obtain
ed. The fact of the war in the old
country cannot have much effect on
prices here when it is understood that
there is wheat enough now in store to
supply this country for year.
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LATE NEWS.

The French admit that the Prussians
pay the country people fer all supplies.
Treasurer spinner says there are No
counterfeIts of the new fifty cent currency.
-Pere Hyacinthe has volunteered a.
q private in regiment FOR the defence
of Paris.
"A young man, named Hiram Woon--
in, 90 years OF age, committed suicide
in Pleasant Valley Township, Iowa.
Monday evening. No cause assigned.
Revolutionary movements of form
liable character have recently occurred
in Italy, as well as in Spain. Proclama-
tions establishing republics in both coun-
tries are hourly expected.
The Spanish Colonial Minister tele-
graphs De Rodas that, ifthe insurrectioa
is not suppressed by the lst of Septem-
Der, he will send $4,000 moro Spanish
troops to Cuba.
-Four German surgeons from Balti-
more have received commissions in the
Prussian army and have already sailed.
Two cf them served in the Union army
and two with the Confederate troops.
The Luxembourg fortifcations are
being rapidly demolished. Laborers arc
being sent from Saarbuck and elsewhere.
The mines have been fred in every dlrec-
ton, and the walls overthrown, but
long time will be needed to make the Tor
tress indefensible
About $l60,O0O worth of silver bars
went eastward from Omaha, on Monday.
from California. The new silver mines
near Salt Lake City are attracting q
great deal of attention; are being worked
extensively and pay well. Most of the
ore is being shipped to California for re-
ductioe atspresent. outworks are being
erected near Salt Lake.
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From Saturdays Daily.

WANIED.-If the citizens of Mantle
voc want to show their liberality in an
effectual manner, and at the same time
procure something that is almost indis-
pensable, they should endeavor to fur
nish between three and four hundred
dollars and place clock in the steeple of
the new Presbyterian Church when that
edifce is compiet cd. We are informed
that the Society will make arrangements
in the architecture of the steeple in
which to place clock, and it will then
be left for the resid ents here to deter
mine whether or no one shall be placed
therein At an elevation of from IS to
100 feet above the street, on the hill, it
could be seen from any part of the city,
and would furnish uniform and reli-
able time piece for the benefit Of all.
viii collection be made for this pur-
pose by some one?
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-08-18

AcCIDENT.--We are informed by a
person who was an eye witness, that on
Saturday afternoon as two young ladies
were crossing the bridge at Two Rivers,
seated in wagon attached to which were
two horses, for some reason the horses
became frightened and backed up against
the railing of the bridge, which giving
way, the box slipped from the wagon and
with the two ladies in it, went over and in
to the water beneath. They were rescued
by some men who saw them fall. One
Of the ladies Wa s severely injured.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-08-18

WE are indebted to "Big Fred" and
VIM. McCullom, proprieters Of the little
schooner Eua, for a basket of the
finest apples we have seen this year.
The above gentleman will continue in the
fruit business the rest of the season. The
load brought in this morning was sold of
before noon.
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From Mondays Daily.

CENSUS RErURNs.-Mr. A. D. Kittel
has completed his task of taking the cen.
sus in this county and will send his re-
turns to Washington by to-day's mail.
The result is not as favorable in regard tc
our population as was generally expected.
We will give the particulars as soon as
possible.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-08-18

The strong breeze from the southwest
to-day has caused much grumbling, as,
besides being hot, it carried clouds OF
dust into the eyes and mouth of those on
the streets, and filled the sidewalks with a
general litter of dust and straw.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-08-18

AT the City Police Court. on last
Monday, the 18th inst, Frank Weber, a
farmer on the Green Bay road. was fined
fifty dollars and put under $500 bonds for
whipping his wife last Sunday with a
ropes end. 5 81 iss ~
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PERsoNAL.-Major Walker. wife and
daughter returned from Lake Superior
early this N orning, having had delight
full trip. We are under obligations to
the Major for a copy of the Duluth
Tribune.
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Re-Union of Wisconsin Soldiers.

| In accordance with the general desir,
of the veterans of the army and nav
who served during the late war, genera
reunion of the scattered remnants of the
several regiments, batteries and othel
military organizations representing tht
State of Wisconsin, will be held at Mil
waukee, commencing on the Goth of Sep
tember, and to continue for three days
thereafter. All comrades are earnestly
invited to attend and unite in rendering
the occasion a fitting sequel to the great
events in which we all in our respective
spheres had the honor to participate.
NoTE.-Railroads will all furnish re-
turn tickets free.
Z. S. HAMILTON, Committee
Ii. A. STARR, on
WIN. KENNEDY, Invitations.
G. B. GOODWIN.
1st. Meeting at the Rink, Monday
evening, September Goth for organization,
with addresses, and instrumental and vo-
cal music
I'd. Meeting Tuesday morning, when
the regular Grafton will be delivered. and
State organization of soldiers perfected.
Sd. Torch-light procession. with all
the Regimental Flags, in the evening.
"Old Abe" will be present.
4th. Grand Review of Military and
Soldiers in Stale Fair grounds, on
Wednesday morning Several distin-
guished officers are expected to be prea-
ent on the occasion.
An opportunity will be given for the
formation of regimentai orga nizations,
and for social intercourse. 1t is hoped
that every regiment and battery viii be
largely represented.
More than five years of peace have
succeeded the almost FIVE years of war in
which we were engaged. Let US meet
regardless of political or other distlnc-
tions, and renew the friendships and as
sociations, of camp and field, and let the
memory Of the dangers and tolls through
which we have passed strengthen the
bonds of affection which uuited us on the
fields of glory.
By order of Committees,
THOs. S. ALLEN, Chm.
NozH.-The cooperation of Posts and Post Com
manders is earnestly solicited members of the
common brotherhood All comrades of the Army
and Navy are requested to proyide themselves with
Corps Badges and such other insignia distinguish
ed their organizations in the field.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-08-18

BALL AT MEEME. BY reference to
our advertising columns it will be seen
that a Ball is announced to come off at
the house of Michael Herr in the town of
Meeme, next Saturday evening. Acting
upon the suggestion of the advertisement
there will probably be many "want-to-be"
candidates in attendance. The proceeds
of the ball are to be applied for the
benefit Of the Meeme Library Associa-
ton, and for this reason, if for none
other. we would wish it success.
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TICKETS, so CENTS.
DDDD ON coNfHfJTTEE
SHERIFE,S SALE

CIRCUIT COUREKANITOW voc COUNTI:
Roswell r. Keith Plaintiff, against Goo W Barker'
Richard H. Hoes Otis w. Easton, benjamin Jones.
oliver Bos sick Geo. B. Knickerbocker, aeht,ns @
Hope. Jr Charles Z. Bostwck, Erastus CORNING o, q
bert G. Davidson, Erastus Corning, Jf., oeoIse a.
Winslow Anthony g. Buriey, John fyrel.' Tn1na
Drtrber Kellogg Sexton, Cnaries D Brett, ihol,HS
Turton John Sercomb, Richard IRVINE Hie1a 1
n-a,,df+ Jacob & Wetmore, George W. Aaie oeorso
n TowsIee George Barker, L. NJ Holman ana JONI
II Staxans observation-disclosures OF foreciosufe
and sale + 70 4. INDIGNANT rem
/ der.d in said Court in the above entitied actio
80 nec.p,ber ed 1854 shall expose for sale anu
1J - Pnbc Auction at the Court House IN the C' y
N Maptowoc on Thursday, the Eleventh day oI Ali-
o,,s Is7o at the hour of 10 O'Clock A. NJ OF to da
the foJowing described mortgaged preinp ,es cr "a
uch thereof as may be necessary TO aS> the srnunt
of aid Judgment interest and costs toe ,tr ..it,
ernenses of SAFE to-wit-All the fo low @ dsscribed
pieces or parcels of land situate Iy; s,,a being i'm
The City and County of Mani. = and state of Wis
consin to-wt:-Lots No. Tureo fsS -Four "a Five (5,
Six (6) and Seven % iD bloc No, Two Hundred and
Twenty {22s) o. the same is laid down in the re-
corded plat OF the Cit, of Manitowoc now record
IN the Office o. the Register Deeds of Maritowoc
County, Wiscor efn B
Deted, shGrif s Office Manitowoc. May 2lst. 1870.
P. MULHOLLAND.
Sheriff of Mauitowoc Co,
}. D. MARKHAM, Attorney for Plaintiff.
The above Sale is this day adjourned to the llth
dag OF February. 1871, at ths same time and
pIace-
Dated this 1Ith day of August. 1870.
MIST sbb. u-1l T. NULH0LLAND, Sheriff
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Mr.. S. D. ROBINSON of Cato, ruturned
this morning from visit to his friends
in Vermont. He looks and feels hale and
hearty, and is telling some of his exper-
fences of travel in this issue.
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r.. R.s.S-SCH,

IEWEJTR and Photographed. All
81 k.d. of work in the line of my business prompt
ate to- and warranted to give satisfaction
haze last received a Wing 0-Rsbey's Multiplying
CAMERA oBSCURA. with which l can take small
picture. Of ts aa. order, for dollar per Dozen
rantoYraoh. taken of all sizes. Albums aad Frames
.p+t.,.Ix ar ba,t York Street 13-tf
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-08-18
From Thursdays Daily.

ANOTHER raft of timber for harbor
purposes was brought into the river by
the tug last night. We are bound to
have the best harbor on the whole chain
of lakes.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-08-18

WE have been shown two ears of corn,
raised by Mr.. S. E. Hull, in this town,
which reached maturity within 80 days
from planting.
These ears can be seen at the drug
store of Messrs Bacon & Co.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-08-18

AN ORGAN, with monkey attached,
has been grinding out the most distress
ing melody in the streets to-day. AS a
nuisance, hand organist is successist.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-08-18

!. PERSONAL r. L. Bell, and
children, Of Chicago, registered at the
Windiate House this morning.
DR.. Blake and family returned to their
home in Chicago, this morning.
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~. 8. sLCO VI. d.,

DHYSIs nHd Surgeon, Also EN-
aiming Surgeon for PENSIONS, appointed by
the government.
OFFICE corner of Eighth and York streets, Manito-
voc. Wisconsin.
Orders left at the Drug Store, will receive prompt
attention.
H1rpartic1lar attention pafd 70 consultations and
to tn. treatment of DIFFICULT and CRITICAL
CASES 1929
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W.TEEF.s.TIs HOUSE.

"aIIiE FtS x y. ElNIAIAN. II To
n DrietDrs. Tais frst-class house is in excel
tca conlition AMI the proprietors confident that
they give entire satisfaction to the travelling pub
iic An uabrs will always be really to convey trav-
elers Al from the boats
Fartnsrs anl Others rely finding good ac-
l,ti for or q-t.
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Total Amt

DRowNED.-From the Milwaukee
Wisconsin we learn that Norwegian.
named Peter Folkersen, whose parents
reside in this city, was lost overheard and
drowned from the schooner Meridian, on
Sunday last He was struck by boom
and knocked into the lake.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-08-18
MANITOWOC COUNTY FAIR.

A meeting of tle Executive COMMITTEES of the Man.
itowoc County Agricultural Society met August 9th
1870 and the following list of premiums was arranged
for the annuaI exhibition of the Society at NJ anio
voc, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Sept. 21st, ed
and 23d, 1870:
HORSES, MULES AND JACKS OWNED IN
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GUgT,gJ' FEERS,

vyTAw{,9EyE .KEys AMI EEW Es.ER- OF
Wy fs-s his services for repairing all kinds of
Clocks aaf watches Has a fine AMI we'll selected
assortment of the latest anl best STYLES of Clocks
Amarcan English AMI Swiss Watches. as also of Gold
and Plated Ievelry. at his Brick Store on Sti
.a-n~ CIV
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-08-18

If the Prussians attack Nancy, what
will she defend herself with? Napoleon
will probably rush to her rescue, for she
is great favorite of his.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-08-18

SEVERAL loads of lumber have been
taken to the corner of 9th and Park street
which, we are informed, will be used in
replacing the old sidewalk in that locality
with substantial new one
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r. q ER.T,

WORK Street. rEanito-yoe wa y - =, nss " g
in Dry Goafs Groceries Crorkery. Fancy Good.
GIasx ware Boots AMI Shoes Ready made Clothing.
Pap.r hanrfn- Hats AMI Caps, Toy,, Children Gaps
1.-Two Geese Feathers Bird CAGES. Kerosene Oil and
La,,o. ac &c. 4 share of public patronage is soii-
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-08-18

ANOTHER HERO oGoNE-Admiraf FART
gut died on last Sunday the l4th at IL
O'Clock NJ, at the Navy Yard, Ports-
mouth, n H.. at the age of 72 years
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Mr.. E. O. DAVIS. of Cato. brought a
head # wheat to the city this morning
containing ninety -one good sound ker-
mails.
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OWING to the high wind which has
prevailed during the day, work on the
several brick buildings in the city Was
suspended.
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Mr.. JOHN BARNES is building a sub
stantial sidewalk in front of his store Oh
Commercial street.
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FARMERS say they have never had such
an abundant fruit crop as they will have
this year. Apple trees, especially, are
loaded down with fruit.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-08-18

The Golden Wedding of Mr.. Franz
Zechel will be celebrated with due eclal
in this city on Sunday. August 2lst.
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8. S,s.YDERSDH..

1FANTFACETaER and Dealer I'm
vi Boots Shoes, Leather, &c, &c Shop on Buffalo
street the corner of Eighth. Repairing neatly
and promptly executed.
Hautowoc. September % 1855.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-08-18

THE party who went out ackberrying
yesterday had a good time, and returned
with ''lots of berries"
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CRANBERRIEs are selling here at three
dollars per bushel. It is said there are
many of them in the woods.
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ERED EEEGER.

OFFERS to hts many friends and The
\ pu5lic generally, choice selection of Fresh
Meats Salt Pork AM Reef Smoked Reef and Hams.
shou,lers S,nsa-es TalIow and Lard at the lowest
st.s Market on Commercial Street Oily
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rExrLEuES's; Eu-nishing Goods OF

" every description.
Tan prepare1 to manufacture fuu suits af Men and
b,vs othin tie shortest notice, and satisfaction
r.rantssl Y Icapioy the best workmeu to be found,
Aud ks.p two of Singers Sewing Machines constantly
4, ne. 12-41
RIIIru STREET enrosfte Goodcnow Barnes
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ANY quantity of wild plums can be
bought here for and cents per quart.
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A SURE CURE FOR TooTHACHE. Call
on Doc. Patchen and let him try his
muscle on you.
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THE Revenue Cutter Little Ada came
into the river last evening to have brok-
on rudder chain repaired.
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SULPHUR SPRINGS. s.-Considerable in
terest is manifested among some of our
citizens in regard to several sulphur and
iron springs recently discovered in this
county. Water from some of them has
been sent to Chicago to be analyzed.-
Who knows but what the vicinity of some
of these springs may not soon become
second Saratnpa2
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KEwAyNEE. The Enterprise of last
Wednesday says: Mr.. Thos. Ryan of
western Kewaunee, fell from load of
hay last Sunday morning and struck on
cradle which was lying on the ground,
the knife of which inflicted frightful
cash on one Of his arms below the elbow.
DR.. Taylor, who was summoned, sewed
up the wound, and left his patient as
comfortable as could be expected. Also,
that one of the citizens there is negotiat-
ing with Milwaukee parties for the pur-
chase of the machinery and outfit Of q
first class steam grist mill now in oper-
alton in that city. with the intention of
transferring it to Kewaunee.
One hundred and nine vessel cargoes
of ties, posts. wood and bark were ship
ped south from the port of Ahncpee
from the opening of navigation to August
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JOHNSON & McGAVIN

Or,r their services their friends and TO the public
generally. for House Painting Glazing, draining ana
ra,ar halyuZ ANY orders left at the drug store of
o. a. Bscon Co., will be thankfully received and
faithfully executed the lowest possible rates
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THE APPRENTICE BoY.-We learn
that Hon. David Smoke, Of Manitowoc,
has contracted with Messrs. Jones &
Harrison, shipbuilders at that place to
haul out the schooner apprentice Boy
and make the necessary repairs. The
schooner is badly damaged, and will
have to receive an entire new bottom,
deck frames, deck, etc. Nearly all Of
her deck framAs were broken Wis.
We would inform our Milwaukee
friend tha. the facts are not as above
stated. Mr.. Smoke has nothing further
to do with the craft. Messrs. Jones &
Hanson, have contracted to haul her out
and gire her the necessary repairs, and
will begin operations es soon as lot ol
chain. already ordered, arrives with
which to facilitate the work.
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JONES informs us that the handsom-
est man in the city resides on Buffalo
street. Who itit?
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cuAS. w. WHITE,

TIntted Statr~ Assistant &SSesSor--
u oHcs on sth Street, over First National bank
Maoitowo. WiscoaSin. lN-'Niv
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CITY AssEssMENT.-Th following is
the assessment of personal property and
real estate in the four wards of this city ::
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THE schooner E.. NJ. Cone has received
new jib boom a: Milwaukee.
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Mr.. E. r. SMITH has soda fountain
in running order in. his confectionery and
fruit store, on 9Th street. There is no
healthier beverage during the summer
season than soda water, and We recon-
mend Mr.. Smith Is establishment to those
in want of some.
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The enthusiastic Frenchmen who
bet $5O,OOO that the French army would
be in Berlin on the fifteenth of this
month. has requested to have the time
postponed until the 10th, on account of
the weather-a severe storm of Dutchmen
having set in between Paris and Berlin
Chicago Post.
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Mr.. L. j. NASH, the Valedictorian
of the class that graduated at the Uni
versity last June, spent lass Sunday in
this city, visiting with his friends. Mr..
Nash has been engaged to teach the
Manitowoc High School the coming
year. He is young man of splendid
attainmerts and great promise. We car
assure our neighbors thatno better teach
er could be found in the State. Apple
ton Post.
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FRED CHRIS.

DRACIICAL FURiER, Keeps con-
j stantly hand the largest and best assortment
of hats an caps of the latest STYLES at the lowest pos
sible prices. an ALWAYS pays the highest value in
cash for all kinds of furs 16-7
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FROM Wednesdays Daily.
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T..ird District Convention

at KlinghoIz Hall, City of Mantowoc. The several
election precincts in this District entitled to Del
eSates as follows: Two Rivers, 8; Two Creeks,
Mishicott, l Gibson, 3; Town of Manitowoc, 2; in
the City of Manitowoc, LIST Ward, 4; I'd Ward, 2;
Sd Ward 8; 4th Ward Delegates.
The basis of the above representation is the official
vote of 1865, and for every SO Republican votes and
for each fraction above 25 Delegate has been as
signed to the several and election precincts.
THE DISTRICT COMMITTEES.