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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-02-02
Two RIVERS. Jan. 3Dth 1871


I'D. TRIBUNE let me give you a
few items Of interest from our village.
A few days ago Mr. VIM Giddings fell
from the third story of the Pail Factory
warehouse, he was standing on ladder
which gave way and Mr.. G.. fell head
fist, he hit his head on the floor Of the
second story and landed setting upright; !;
no bones were broken. Very clear, ED. J
1t has been showing moss all day and
the sleighing is in excellent condition.
There Is a Masquerade Ball at the Turn
er Hall on the 18th of February 1871.
Cordwood and logs are coming in large
quantities, there has already been more
cordwood hauled than ever before.
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YOasag Piiot.-This beautiful monthly
has, in three short months taken high rank among
magazines, which is hardly remarkable when the
number of popular authors who write for its pages
IS considered The February number before us
taines the continuation of excellent serial by VIM
Everett: brilliant paper Books and Reading by
Robt. Laird Collier; an exquisite poel by Edgar
Fawcett; Picked Up Dinners, No. 1, by Willy Wisp,
in his peculiar vein, and half dozen articles of
decided merit, all combining to make admirable
number.
Young people in their teens and older persons will
find this magazine exceedingly readable.
Only 81 90 per annum. Send stamp for specimen.
You've PILOT PUB. Co., CHICAGO.
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a. I'd. .gOEES

CODi WATER 7EaEats sfact.zr.ez..4,<>s,7se e~1.
~ fully requests AMI viii fill orders promptly at
Glory, corner eth AMI Jay street Nantowoc 1o-7
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IN Probate-llanitowoc Co. Court.

L In the matter 5f the estate of Ans-u Lhotba d
ceBscd. On reasins apG cling the petition oI Joha
+. /nLs. o. nIl.lttVCe cpres-t4fiuss IuOLE other
things that AHtvE lho-E, late Of 5iIt itna oc the
27tl day OF August A. D. is1s- 1T NanitovHc, died
,5aie, and thai tic sd petitioner - reitire o.
said decegse ~ Iry.-es tiat ainii n'~tration sail
estate ,r to hum granted. il s ordered that said pei.
ton heard eore the Iudge 81 this Coarf on Mo-
dsy the 9Th dy of February 4 d. IsT1 ut 10 q eIosl
T. II az my 1aice IN said County. Ordered fllrth4s
,l,t notice thereof he gwen o :e heirs 90 "a i d.
cra-cl. and TO all ieIsors interested. by prI hing
copy this order for three successive sls rsfor -
said day Of hearing in the 3ANITowoc TEflu.z
weekly newspaper published 81 Hanitnyeoc. IN sal
Comfy. ". ". WALDO.
353z County Jndre-
Dat-d ,Iantovvoe. the 18th day of January 1s71
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SEEEgzsE,E7sS SALE

CIRCUIT 90 CUR tina MIRO HOO tOJNGY.
Roswell r. RcIth Plaintiff, against Geo. ". Barker
Richard II. Iiocs Otis ". Eastun, seujamin Jones.
Oliver n Bostyicl Geo. =. inioerbocEer, Valentine
Hope Jr Charles r. BJ-twck, EIstus Corning, Gil
bort q. Davidson Eratstus Corning, Jr.- George Is
Viuslo1g. Anthony G.. BuIlcy. john 1yreil, john i
Butcher. Kellogg Sexton. Charles :. Brett, Thomas
Turtou John Serconlb, Richard Irvine, Alexandcr
Prou6ft, Jacol, $. Weimore, George W. Aae, Geors5
\. TowsIee. George Barker L. NJ. Hoffman and john
ii. Stevens, Deieudents.-Judgment OF Foreclosure
and sslio.
IN VIRTUE or and pursuant to Judgment reL
derel said Court in the above entitled action
dated December 22d iS6t shall expose tor sale aHc
sell at Public Auction te Court House III the CITY
OF MauitoN oc on Thursday. the Eleventh dry Of Au
gus IST ut tIe hru Of 10 O iOcS ai- OF taJ day
the following described mortpaged premises, or 50
much thereof may bc necessary 10 raise tie amount
Of said ment, interest and costs together wltE
expenses Of sale to-Ht :all the following describe
pieces or parcels of land situlted ylut- ana being III
the CITY aud County OF AanitOwo: ana state ol " l-
consin t:-Iofs No. Threef5j, Four a. Five To-
Six fG} anI Seven u in block no. TWO Hundred az
Twenty git () tie i laid down in tie re-
corded pIa' of the City Of Man.towoc now on record
in the Office Of the Reg gster of Deeds Of Manitowoc
County Wisconsin
Dated, Sheriff 5 OEice, Manitowoc. Nay 2lst. 1STe
p. .MULHOLLAND,
Sheriff Of Nan!tovCc Co.
J. D. TArKHisr. Attorney for Plaiutf-
Tie above sale is tli- dav adjourned to the IIfS.
sEs. ssT EetEIE:sFy. 1871. at the same time an
| place.
Dated this 1lth day Of August, 1876.
mist FEB. 1l-ll p. MCLii0Li.A&D. She
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.Yc,r 4HrerIise,,,enss.

T7resh Garden, Flower, Herb, free
Z and Shrub. and Evergreen Seeds,
prepaid BIZ mall, with directions Ter
cuiiure. Twenty five different pack
cts OF either class for Si,0e. The six
classes $3.50.
$4,000 lbs. ETereraen aud Tree Seeds: Apple. Peas.
Cherry, &C.: Grass Ssefs: Beet. Cabbage, Carrot
onion SuaslI Turnip. and al. Vegetable aud Flower
Seeds, small large quantities; also Small Fruits
Stocks Bulbs. Shrubs. Roses FeTienIs. &C. BY mall
prepaid. New Golden Banded Japan Lilly, Sc
Priced Descriptive Catalogue sent to any plain adj
dress gratis. Agents wanted Wholesale List to
Agents. Clubs aud rhe Trade. Seeds commission
B. NJ WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries and Seed
Warehouse, Plymouth Mars Established in 1872.
4}ew
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Meszrs G. B. Burnett and John Lantry have cur
thanks for reports of their Schools, for this manner
of publishing progress and good behavior OF our chill
drea is the best in our opinion, only to create
more with the schoai ars. but also to ifiu-
ence the parents pay attention to public
schools there any evidence Of again
invite all the teachers of County send in their
reports for publication.
Our City Schools are in better coaliton then
they have been for many years; Country Schools
too are reported be rapidly improving; our School
Superintendent is doing ais best towards that object
and if all Parents Teachers and Scholars will do like
wise we do not see why cannot excel in School
matters well in many other pursuits of our in
habitapts
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wEE9T TKgE PRESS SAYS.

The Reading (Pa.) Dispatch says ''The wcll-knowu
superiority Of MlSHLERS HERB HifTER5 VIII
spare the necessity CT saying anythlugat length in
of this magical Tonic aHti 5timuc't Wherever
this Bitters is best known, it meets with astonsh-
ing sale, This is the in section of the cOun
try There in this city where the most rae
ica cures have been effected III chronic isessescUrrs
which the best physicians could not effect, and re
know of scores OF families (our own among the num-
beF) who would not be without plentiful supply of
this Great Household Remedy for any consideration.
Let every family III the land keep it hand. Sold
by all respectable druggists. Price one dollar per
bottle. 42-lm
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HEARTH AND Home has received many improve
Inents since it passed into the hands ofits present
publishers and the last addition ofa four page sup
pIement containing well considered digest of tie
general s, to complete the worl, Of making
it precisely what is Hoeled ly intelligent families
in sAe coun ry. IS it is published for dal4. les
than any other illustrated weekly OF is size and
shows aus teasry and artistic talent in is fosa
esealJle the best of its rivals, cannot why
and agricultural newspaper. Published by Orange
Judd & Co., 70 Broadway, New York. at s. 90 per
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Snow commenced falling last Monday
morning and continued until Tuesday
afternoon, giving US splendid sleighing
again, it is proited by our farmers and
citizens to its tull extent. our streets are
livelier now, than they have been for a
long time, some of our business men be-
Gin to smile agair.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-02-02

TIE Presbyterian Sociable at the resi-
dence Of Harvey Hubbard was a splen-
did success, the many visitors filing some
twenty sleighs, Br. Harvey and Lady
know how to entertain their friends and
al present enjoyed themselves to their
hearts content:
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IcE House. The latest improvement
in our city. is the erection, by Mr.. Gee.
B. Wright, of monster ice house. cap
able of holding seven hundred tons Of ice.
Our citizens may console themselves
with the idea that the daily delivery of
ice, contemplated by Mr.. Wright, will
enable them to keep cool in warm wealth
er-success to the project
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An exchange makes the followin. good suggestion:
Always when You get into possession of any good
news, go directly to your home paper and inform the
editor You VIII not only receive his grateful thanks
for the favor, but also the thanks Of his patrons.
Many items Of doubtless escape our notice every
cl,ronicied
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-02-02

SEVERAL Of our married friends. whose
opinion We asked in regard to a sermon
preached here few Sundays ago. told
US that the sermon was very good, but
that they declined to obey the text "re-
member Lots wife fer the very valid
reason that they had enough to remem-
Der at home, without remembering any
ether mans wife.
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MANIToWOc. Jan. 81 ISL,

ED. TRIBUNE WILL you be kind
enoug to inform your readers through tie
TRIBUNE, if the City Marshal, besides
drawing his pay, is required to keep live
hogs from running at large in the public
streets;iF the latter service devolves upon
him, l desire to call the attention of the
City authorities to the fact. that not less
than a half dozen, half grown, bristly
brutes may be seen at any hour of the
day, securing the principal streets on the
North Side Of the river, poking their
long noses in at the doors of the Stores
and dwelling houses, very much to the
annoyance and discomfort of the people
at large.
This | understand is direct violation
of the City laws, and | hope the City
Authorities will see to it that Marshal
Blake rids the streets Of this nuisance,
or else have some one appointed in his
place. who will perform some other duty
besides drawing his salary.
CITIZEN.
In answer to the above request we
would state, that there is an ordinance
making it a fneable ohense, to let hogs
run at large, and that it is made the
duty of the Marshal to imp5und any
such animal thus found, although that
ordinance has not yet been published in
form.
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Prc5ate-Manitowoc County

! II IC.J0 J0tG--NL3llCONOc COGnEV
4 Court. Il tlie matter OIL the estate of Evero IT.
iiIli deceased On roiing and hliTg the Tett.on OF
Charles Luling, Administrator. setting iurth the
amount % pe-sural estate thai has lis hands
and the diSlC fit!ou thercu-thc amount Al debts
MISLEADING .'e@inst tBe deceased, and description
q AL Tie r,Jl estate of which said deceased died
>etZed ard the condition ana value of the respective
portions thereof; uud praying that license ie him
granted to sell all ut saG real estate. and Ipl ing
oS sa petition, tiat there is not sutciet lersoual
estate in the hands of said Administrator pay tie
SAID dents. ana that a Is necessary urdUr 10 pay the
same, to sell ii OF sad rel estate; IL Is
dcre!, that MI persons utcrr- tel in sai3 aY
pea: b'o.e the Judge of HAS ouri Monday tia
al Jay Of te.rulrr, 4. H.. Isl at ten O'Clock i u.
At the uIlc~ OF the tpuHty judi in tie cts o! Mani
to"oc III sad county, then aud tbeye &c show
lu amy tHere be- Why license sIo IA tc granted
20 s,Id Administration tp sell said real estate uecerd-
lns 70 the prayer ot SAID Vcttir And II is farther
ordered. that copy of this order shall be published
.or iour successive weeks prior - sail day o ts-5I
N the ''Mtn.tnvoc TrlHuue,'' a Weekly IeySpaJls-
printed and published at A!anowoc. in said County
and personally served all persons interested ia
said estate. resid in said County, least fourteen
days before said day Of hearing.
By the Court, Wv WALDO,
NJ F-3j II Comfy Judge.
Dated at Mantowoc the 11th day of January, ~ D
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Probatc--Manitowoc Co. court

i Ia the fpatfer cf the estate of james saraci :.
deceased On readiag and fling the bet tion q =
i Forrest ot Ianitowoe. eprcSi.ting among 9Th -
thing tat daInes sarac0n, late OF Two Rivers
the 1t day o. y TeEilierA D 1s 1T Ri.e s,~ n
teStt- re-, wing goods, ctsftcls asi estate vfsp a i-
and tilat tise SAID petitioner Tsp.. IN ID
appointed Adm istrsstor isy the n>zt - L" = ,
decreased. and pryiIs that adntinisve5' - u sAs Z
tafate f,e 70 sin granted II - ariers ss4h -.
ton he heard efpre Tie JadsP of ans f',. 'a PEI
day the 2o;h day of fei'r'95. 4 D. 1874 a. -, =
a,r el9ek A , y rei@e ~ ' ,,s,5 sad County osrs
said deceased, aud - All fer Interested
ing "a copy OF this eyder for ti,Tee .;1ei. .-ts,-
prior to aid day he ring. III the ~xraui.o.sos
iuue' Weekly Newspaper DvLIsI@d n aIa,.s,.s-- =
in said 1unty- ". ". WALDO Co Jnd-a
Dated, Maaitowoc the path day Of Japuarr 4 -
1911 sl-St g e
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in years. hung himself Wednesday Jan. 23th to a
beam in his Tannery in Nshicott because he had
been required TO ~nter bonds keep the peace
for six months, and either wonld not or could not
give the security demanded. First cause: habitual
drunkenness
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Ek,yx xEHswS EFOWSE.

4 WILLgA7gS SS ]. q Ag'-TAY. Pro-
N. prietars. This 1rSt-class house is in excel
lcni con lton, AMI the propretors confident tnt
they give entire sdtsftcon 10 the travelling pub
lic- An 0nnbI VIII alwaYs be ready to convey trav
elers [, an | from the boats.
.Farmrrs AL others c,a rely 7nliag good ac-
. N rn1 lttionS for horses ar cattle. 9-tf.
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GESTsso FEKRS.

yyTATCEzVx AMER and 5E7yEgFvs- Of
w fers his services for renairinr AL kinds Of
Clocks ani watches. Has iae and we'll selected
prtnaat of the latest 9n best STYLES of ClCeis
American IN sl~h Inl Swiss Watches. also or Goj
an Plated Jewclry. at his Brick Store on Sth
street South side door solth Of Krciner'= Mani
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-02-02

The frame of the new Goodrich
Steamer is nearly completed and that
Of a schooner for a Chicago company is
also advancing rapidly. There is ship
timber coming in euough to build man Of
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e "a EIEp z.

work Street. K an i4>>7yoc. Wis II callers
in Dry Goods ttrnceries. Crocllery Fancy Goods
Glass ware. Boots ani Shoes, Ready made Clothing,
Paper haugin -. Tats and Cans, Tow Children Caps
Live ieese Feathers, Bird Cages, Kerosene OIL and
L.nps, &c, &c. share of public patronage is soil
itaj
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THANKS. .-Rev. Mr.. Knox and lady,
tender their sincere thanks to the many
kind friends for their pleasant visit on
Wednesday evening, Of last week, and
for the liberal donation of over $3.50.
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THE new Wooien Mills of Mossrs
Villas s Co will be erected next spring
as early as possible. Mr.. Fellows informs
US that he has already one hundred and
twenty cords OF stone on the ground for
the foundatio. Certainly good begin
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ERED SEEEER.

OFFERS to his esaGray friends aud tas o
~ public generally, n choice selection of Fresh
Metts. Salt Pork aa1 Beef no!lel Beef and Hams,
Sh auLIers Stusages, Tillow AMI Lard the lowest
ates. Market Commerciai Street. Oily
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COY s EsN&sE.FW.

HOUSE, sTeT AND CARNAGE
i Painter, Quay Street. = looming the hourfuS
mill Sorth ;. ic Of:-s his service the Citizcus
of ris Villtte in the above branches at the most
eonable rates I6-i0
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s. S,r.EEe EEsS D.E..

NViSJE aCEHGES and Dealer ia,
WI Boots Shoes, Leather. &C., &c. Shopoa Buffilo
street, tbs Garner of Eighth. Repairing neaty
AMI promptly executed.
ASlitalS.lc S..,tn l,,.r % 1S.S
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Oar modem course of living begets condition of
the body that requires occasional relief The system
becomes enfeebed, deranged, clogGed and labors in
its task. The mind sympathizss with it and both sink
depressed together. To restore the vital
gies, purge the systamcIeanse the blood-take
PilIs.-GLaSqoac Kg.l Free Press.
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EEs ED CS2Ug,

DIR ACTICaL EygIE5s. Keeps con
st.utly On hand the largest stul best assort'aont
ofhats Al caps Of the Latest stye at the lowest pos
sibs prices, All al pays the highest value in
cash fprtII kinds of furs. 1877
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AccTDENT.-One Of our boys got badly
hurt last Friday evening by letting his
horse run away from him. Quite a party
of young folks were out sleighiDg with
the girls, among whom was ''Mush,
who had just left his fair partner at her
home and was going back to the livery
stable. when quickly turning round, the
sleigh tipped oyer, struck post and
threw him out, he keeping hold of the
lines until they parted and he was left in
the snow badly bruised,
lie was taken home by his brother and
laid up for several days, but is now at
his case again. wiser, and We trust
better boy.
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r. Fs.F.g'S EEs.

TEYELEs ana sshDsn-rpp7,cr- All
y kin Is Of work in the line Of my business prompt
attan le to, an warranted to give satiSfaction.
h,ye ilst rsceveI a Wing ( 0rnsbeY's Multiplying
CAMERA Obs 'UitA, VITA wlich-I can take small
pictures of the 4est orle- for loliar per dozen
onstantIy O on hanl York Street. l3-tff
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III 4 Board of Supervisors for the Coanty OF Mani
{ t0woc having pubiiciy decided to dispose OF the
lands and teuements called the Poor Farm, situated
n the Town OF Nanituwuc Rapids, together with al
The personal eiievts iarn@ tools and all tha n.y De
ioEnI oa the premises belonging the County o.
Ntnltuwoc Nov, therefore, iE uccordaeCe with tho
resolution OF sad Board of Supervisors, the under
Sighe Commissioners for the sale Of said lands and
premises. VIII expose the same id sale at public
ton on Monday the tn day OF February next 1870
At 10 O'Clock mt the Court House the City O.
Aauitowoc, tc the highest bidder. Terms OF sale,
hird payable the time OF sale and he remainder
Wo thirds of said sale in aud three Years of
equal amounts, with the yearly interest of ten VeI
cent with security premises ana pay able annually
The description Of said premises being the SEQ Uf
section No. 10, town 70, range % east.
II. II. SMITH
JAMES TOUGHER Committee
". T. WATRbGS.
Dated Manitowoc. December l. 1870.
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JOSE PEE gV EEEg.

hEAEETs in Stoves: Tin. Ssenrt E~oEs
AMI Copper'vare manufacturer. All kinds of
-.p,ring done. Eighth Street, opposite Tribune Of
Ace. I-Iy
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-02-02

FROM THE FIELDS or LITERATURE Containing
select IONS from ONE HUNDRED Of the most popular
A1ERICAN and FOREIGN authors, including Adams,
Bancroft, iacon Beecher. BuIHer-- Chaplin (E. II }.
Carlyle, Cooper De Quincy. Everett Emerson, New
man HAL, j. IL Holland, Irving LougIcov, Parker,
Phillips. Punshon Robertson kuskir, NEateiE. Web
stcr ana others equally celebrated for their skill In
the use of beaui nj lneu and Tor heir strong
OF nobie IDEAS SIX hundred pages, elegant
chrome :rontisplece IN ten colUrs, and many choice
enar,vi gs. at half the price charged Grgay 9th
book its quality Agents can sell twice many
OF this book Of ANY other in the market. Ladies
meet with the best ui success.
ClerEynicn, Teachers and energetic young men ant
ladies wanted in every township + Agents,
very liberal terms. send and addreas Circu
lar 10 ZIEGIEE e MoCUEDT, Philadelphia. Pa !,
Cincinnati, OHIO; Chicago, H. St Long, No.
Springfield, Mass. 29.6m
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LECTURES DURING LENT.

Rev. Mr.. Peake, of st. James p. Z.
Church, has kindly furnished us a list Of
the lectures which he had prepared for
our Lyceum, AID now proposes to deliver
in his church, Sunday evenings, during
Lent:
February 26-The discovery Of Ameri-
ca, and its early religious history.
March 5th-Rome, as it WAS and IS
The Reformation considered, especially
in its relations to Great Britain and the
United States.
Marth l2-Rome AGAIN; The dogma
of the Popes Infallibiity
March l9-The decline and fall Of the
temporal power.
March 26-The Anglican Church and
her branches, Considered in her relation
to the several religious bodies around
her.
April 2nd-Our School System, Com
mon and Sunday, and the Church S work
to-day.
These different Themata OF high i'm
portance in themselves will be made
most interesting ny the learned lecturer
and we bespeak most urgently general
attendance Of cur knogledge loving com
munity
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THE Episcopal Sociable will meet at
the residence of Mr.. e. r. Smith to
night. Let there be full attendance.
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y son of Mr. Poutz was found, last
week, in the street, senselesS, with hole
in Lis head, It appears that he had
been riding. a horse newly shol. that he
fell of aud that the horse struck the boy,
with the cork ofone of lis shoes on the
temple, causing very serious wound
AMI severe concnSsjon Of the brain. His
recovery. FIRST very much doubtea, is now
slowly but hopefully progressing under
iudicious and careful treatment of Dr.
Simon.
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Our honored Senators Messrs Howe
and Carpenter have our thanks again
for very interesting communications.
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SINCE our Sth street bridge has been
swungopen for repairs, the passage across
the river has been quite Troublesome
aud oar citizens on the north side have
now to walk iaifa mile nearly to get 10
the Post Ofiice near the south end of the
bridge, or else pay 6ve cents 10 our en-
terprising fellow citizen 1Ir. Tillson to
take them across in one OF his large
sleighs which are constantly kept going
to and fro from morning till night. We
certainly do not feel very much pleased
with the action of our City fathers in
this respect.
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FRED. SCER EpEE2.

MEAT S7arix ef.-- Having rssrrczassetI
IN1 the business of VIM. Brown, shall hereafter
c constantly keep hand the choicest meats at the
owest rates share of public patronage solicited.
ELI
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NOTARY PUBLIC 1% seEAs4 T.e'ES'gE-
~ Agent, Hanit0wnc. Wisconsin. VIII Tlv and
se II Lanls examine Titles. draw Deals, Mortgages
a nd Contracts open AMI close I.3us examine Ac-
cunts. Cali AT j. D. bIarkhams Law Office. 1871
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\ Mrs. Stock in Newton some day last
week fell from a sleigh on her head and
shoulders, breaking one of her shoulder
blades and becoming blind from the con-
cussion She is now slowly recov-
ering under the treatment Of DR.. Simon.
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nN. 4. J. AVCIEES. Dentist. "a &c
- in Sherman's building, Sth Street,
Manitowoc Wis
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