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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-05
Proceedings OF Regular Meeting OF
- the BOARD of Directors of the Zones
Library Association.

Board met in the Library room at Z
o'clock P NJ, Sunday, Dec. Sd.
The proceedings of the previous meet
ing were read by the Secretary and sp.
proved.
The following bills we're presented and
allowed:
j. S. Ramsdell, labor--repairipg
building, $1,000; Villas & Barnes, ia.
,erial, sl6.2s; Guyles & Pankratz, lun-
Der. sS.Os.
The committee on concert made re-
port, showing that the net proceeds Of
the concert and entertainment amounted
to 1927. H.. Report accepted and or
dered placed on file.
Henry Mulholland Jr. offered the fol-
lowing resolution
ResolUed That the Board Of Directors
| in behalf of the Association, returns its
sincere thanks to Prof Bielins for his
untiriog zeal in behalf Of the associai on
in lending his cultivated and acknowl-
edged musical talent in getting up this
| concert. and also TO the members of the
/ Sangerbund, and to the Musical Society
| OF Manitowoc for their good will and
valued assistance in the concert.
To the young ladies, whose sweet and
cultivated voices lent such charm to the
concert, the Board desires to return its
sincere thanks.
To Mr.. G. L. Ryder the Board feel
under much obligation for his courtesy
in lending for the concert, the magnifi-
cent grand concert piano for which be is
agent in this city. This instrument is
| Hazelton Piano, and under the skilful
hand Of Prof. Bicliog. it proved what lis
makers claim it to be, piano unsur
! Of tone.
And last though not least, the Board
feel under the deepest obligations to the
ladies, who provided such bountiful
feast for tue occasion, and By their IN
huence and ezertions SO materially aided
! in making the entertainment success.
To the publishers Of the City papers
who so generously lent their columns
and pens to the aid of the undertaking,
aud to all who aided AID patronzed The
entertainment, the Board desires to ex-
press its thanks and Obligations.
Resided: That copy of the resolu-
/ tons be furnished the Tribune and p
| lot Tor publication.
After some complementary remarks
from Mr. Sib.ee in regard to all who
were concerned in the entertainment, the
resolutions were passed unanimously.
| In compliment to the German mem
| bers OF the association. the Secretary was
instructed TO get and put on the tables of
the reading room o. The library. two Of
the leading papers published in Ger
many
The Library Committee was instructed
to expend all the unappror rated funds
in purchasing new books for be library.
% motion the meeting adjourn, d.
Hurry AtsAEtLLAND. JR.
Sseresss
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-05

The Wisconsin journal Of Education
gives seven mazims for teachers, which
are worthy Of consideration
"Neyer teach what you don't quite
know, Never tell child shat you can
make him tell YOU. Never give a piece
of information without asking for il again.
Never use hard word if an easy one will
convey your meaning, and never use any
word at ali unless pou are quite sure it
has meaning to convey. Never begin
an address or lessen without clear
view of its end. Never give an unneces-
sary command, nor one which you do not
mean to sec cbeyed. Never permit any
child to rema in the class. even for one
minute. without having something to do,
and a motive for doing it.
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THE following are the names of the
three, standing highest in scholarship
on each Of the class rolls Of the Principal
and Intermediate departments of Dist.
No. l., for the month Of Nov. 1872:
PRIN. DEPT
Il Class-Alice Bacon, Alice Can
right. Thos. Lynch.
B C?ass-Mary Lantry. Charles Hill,
Lizzie Merrill.
G Glass. Eta Solberg, Abbey Hull,
Sarah Sibree.
d Glass Dora Beir, Gunder Auble,
Tie Elena Ransh, Nettie Morrison
INTERMEDIATE Dept.
4 C7ass.-Maggie Kelly, Carrie Krej-
CT, Frank Blesch.
B Class Theodore Thompson, Mary
O'Conor, Elsie Barnes.
G Class Emil Fischel, Emma Fisch-
ell, George Waldo.
ID Class -Berthy Dubitzky, Edward
Carnes, Nellie Egan.
|. n. STEWART, Prin.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-05

Mr.. CHAs II. CoLDwATER.- This
gentleman has established custom boot
and shoe shop on Buffalo. near Sth St.
adjoining the Hardware store of Mr. Z.
K. Rand. and wishes to call the attention
Of the ladies and citizens of Manitowoc
County, TO leave their measure for their
boots and shoes with him for trial, as he
justly claims to be able TO satisfy any
reasonable expectations in regard to quail
ity and price of his manufacture. Mr..
c. devotes especial atteiItien to fine work
for Een,lemen's boots or ladies' shoes.
All kinds of new work and also repairing
viii be gratefully accepted and neatly
executed. Mr.. Coidwater says. he is
bound % please. Try him to be fully
satisfied. 1888 If
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Depot BUILDINGS have seen the
plans a..d profiles for depot buildings tor
the Milwaukee, Lake Shore d Western
Railroad TO be erected at Manltowoc and
Two Rivers BY the Two Rivers Mannfac-
turing Company. They are to be fine.
roomy, substantial and convenient struc-
lures which, when completed, will add
much I'd the appearance OF Doth places.
The buildings are wooden frames, board
cd aud ba.tened up with dimension st'.h,
with five feet projection oi the ROOF over
the platform, which vii be ten feet vide,
extending around the whole main building
and e part. The main building Will be
24x56 feet, with Il feet walls. The ONCE
will he located in about the centre or the
buiioing, on the side towards the track,
leaving two rooms zGX24 feet for the ac-
commodaticn Of lady aud gentleman pas
sengers, respectively. & large. roomy
and tastefuily arranged bay window from
the Office on the side toward the track
viii afford light and 2 commanding view
of the track In either direction. The pro
iecting roof is to be supported with orack-
cts, beautifully dasigned and elaborately
finished, making an exterior that will look
coy. snug and elegant, while in the finish
of the reception rooms and Office partlcu-
lar attention has been paid to making
them tasteiully comfortable. At the rear
end Of the building az Il part is to be
added sufficiently large for water closets
and baggage room, The whole length OF
the platform Is 100 feet.
The depot at Manitowoc will be com
menced at once, aud completed without
delay. 1t is expected that the one at
Two Rivers will be built early in the
spring. and exactly corresponding With
that of Hianitovoo II, however. the
weather should prove favorable for finish
ing the grading between Two Rivers and
ManitoWoc-a week or two is all that Is
required-this depot will be commenced
Immediately and be ready for use as soon
as cars can be run over this part OF the
road.
We are rejoiced at the prospect of an
early ride out Of Two Rivers on the cars
and hope that those who have contributed
TO this glorious result, will not only re-
ceive all honor aud praise, but that their
enterprise will be abundantly rewarded.
II Il. Chr0ntCie.
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Eonr Splendid Caromos for Every
Subscriber.

ARRANGEMENTS have been made by
which we can offer years subscription
to The New York Christian Mt Work
and Eclectic Weekly" with their four
magnificent Chromos: Good Morning, ;"
Carlo in Mischief" Spring Flowers. u
and Summer Flowers together with
our TRIBUNE for $3.50.
AS the ChromoS alone are worth from
$40 to $500, and as the New York pub
LEGATION is every way frst class. it presents
an unusal opportunity to our subscribers
The Chromos are made by Prang and
other celebrated artists, and will be for
| warded promptly by mail prepaid.
Should any subscriber desire only the
two frst-named Chromos, they will ,be
sent with the two publications for So, 10
Remit to the publisher Of this paper
81 #.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-05

The iron on the ". C. RI. will be laid
from Menasha to this city on Saturday,
the 3Oth, at which time it is expected the
bridge crossing Maple Grove ST., will also
be finished, when the connection between
the ". &. and the Mauitowoc road will
be complete.
The Manitowoc Railroad company
having been notified that their draw bridge
crossing the Canal must have 70 foot
| swing, the route is being changed trifie
so as to bring the crossing squarely be
tween the two tanneries. thus securing
the desired length of swing by the bridge
| already built for the purpose in Chicago.
| but which would not clear over so feet il
laid across the canal diagonally as at first
intended. Applet0n Times.
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THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE pre-
senting the Prospectus of this universal
" esteemed, and excellent newspaper to
cur readers in this issue, we do SO with
feelings Of deep sorrow for the loss Of its
great originator. and former chief editor
and proprietor, HORACE GREELEY, who
died last Nov. 18th, conscious and
peacefully, at $50 P. NJ; and whose life
Is part Of eur national history for the
last 80 years, the<impartial consideration
Of which must be left to q future genera
ton. We cordially invite all our read
ers to add their share in sustaining his
Tribune which. if conducted In the fu-
lure as it IS promised, viii prove Of in
vslusbie benefit to cur nation, end will
remain lasting monument of It's la
mented originator Horace Greeley.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-05

HORSE kILLED.-Mr. Michael Kelner
had the misfortune to lose one of his fine
team horses last Saturday morning near
Goodrich dock where they got fright.
encd BY the passing tug and started On
a run to the corner of 9th and Commer.
cial streets; there they ran against 3 side
walk post and one broke his shoulder so
that he had to be killed on the spot he
was fine young animal and is quite
loss 10 his owner.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-05

CHI4fNEYs are burning out here and
there III our city. thus far without materi-
81 damage. but the owners of dwellings
ought to prevent such accidents entirely
By Eavinz their stove pives and chimheys
cleaned. which viii be most thoroughly
done by applying to Royal Sniffn and
Peter HoIlison. In Europe the owners
81 dwellings are fined severely, if their
ehimneys barn ont and it would prove
quite a saving of property and Insurance
il similar preventive laws were passed
and enforced in this country.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-05

EN- PROBATE-MasitovSoc County Court In ihe
maze of the estate of Hannah Frny. Geceastd-
=, ard fling the petition Of Herzf franN OF
EgsS5,r re-sr5sIIg aioss other Things thai AAi'.h
Yf7y late q kossuth, OF the Ivtii 'tt OF iSFGi
- :, II 3i,D iied interstate leaving goods, chstteis
an, estate within State, and that the SAD petition
a. i brother OF said deceased. and praying that ad-
II s,r,ierej that said petition be ard betore
se Jyge of this Court On Monday the Soil day o. De-
,,esnber 1872, at II ocl1ok VI, AT my once ~
- o1Intv Ordered further. that notice thereof lie
van Il, The hers said deceased, and to al! pea sons
5+srested By Publishing copy 81 THIS order Tor inTee
.-sssi,e weeks pror 10 said dag o. hearing u inc
TW,,Troysoc fsIsCNE weekly newspaper publ he'd
a. sfa,h= " w ~ IL %. C:rIEf.y SrtA2ts
,a~., R:s.sur.s IS ~ 4 Fefa
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4. Il =. NJ. Railway.

From the Mason County Record, Ludinston, Mich.
Nov. q, 1872.
The prospects of the early completion
Of this road are nov very encouraging,
and there seems to be no doubt that
another twelve months will bring the
cars 10 our iowE-an event over which
our citizens will rejoice exceedingly. -
The contracts are all let and large forces
of men are engaged along the entire
line. Mr.. D. Dewar, who has the super
vision of the construction OF culverts and
bridges, furnishing ties &c. upon Mr..
Danaher's ten mile contract, Is driv ne
the work with his usual energy. and the
grading is progressing accordingly
Four gangs of men are at work on diff
erens parts of tie JOB aside from Those
engaged in building culverts and in get
ting out tics. The contract will be com,
plcted by the first of August.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-05

A ] Pa,chen submitted the following
Resolced That the Mayor and Clerk
be instructed to issue orders to Frank
Riegelsberger for work on Main ST., at
each end Of Main Street bridge. as per
contract, upon the receipt of report of
Surveyor and Street Commissioner that
the work is completed. Adopted. ays 10
nays 0.
On motion Of + Conway Fred Schultz
was appointed City Treasurer, to fill
vacancy.
On motion of P j Smalley, Council
adjourned until Dec. 9Th. at y p. II.
Jos. RANKIN,
Citv Clerk
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Guardian SaIe.

IN pP0RATY-ManitoSoc County Court. In the
I matter Of the estate q Robert Carr, deceased.
S.tIca IS hereby gwen that by virtue and ~ rur-
s!Iauce Of an order Of license made II such matter, Oh
,hs .5tb dav of November. A. d 1872, by the Count!
C,n-t of sad County, the undersigned, John Hall
Guardian Of The minor heirs Of said deceas-d VIII oil
X,,,1nv In, 22,l day of Decen Der, d 1ST2 at ten
Ik IN the forenoon of said day, az the Office OF the
!yo,,fy Iud.e in the city OF ManltoTOc IN sad coun
~ offer tor sale at public vendue, the follow iS de-
LIT IL Block Lot z Block
IA II
I'll IN the Village ofCIrks Mills in eh neg 20 Is
Esr,~a 81 In the Comfy of Manitowrc and stnte
1yi-sus Il; also piece II land I'd Village plot
rTeTug oil lot II in BLOCK L. and upon The center
- f;akIaI;d street ten rods distant containing abou
~ acre.. Also iece ST laud described as fellows,
ttxit. Beginning at the north east corner OF lot
- tIk , III the above mentioned village pot east te
~ section line south along said section line 81 rods
thrCe north est the south east corner Of lot IN
LEX thence uo-fh p rods to place q beginning.
~|,otaini.s- Il acres. Terms OF sale, asst
Stzt JOHN HALL Guardian.
o,..5 a. sTarf,uy5cc the ID day OF December A u
So.
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NCIa pRocEEgE,.

Council met pursuant TO adjournment.
Present Mayor Luling. Aldermen Dunn.
ke, Schuette, Guttman Conway, Small.
ley, Bean. Staehle, Knickrhein, Pro-
chaska, Patchen.
Minutes of last meeting read and up.
proved
Schuette submitted the following :
Resolced:. That the Clerk is hereby
authorized to issue orders to f. Greve
to the amount Of eight hundred collars,
to apply on contract for building cisterns.
Adopted, ayes 9, nays 0.
Ihe following claims were presented
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-05

AT RIDER s-We have seen some
boots and shoes there that are really
worthy of especial notice. They are
lined throughout with heavy fannc! or
felt. and are just what is needed for
travelling or daily wear during colo
weather. Go and examine them.
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members

THFRE is man in Sheboygan County
who has read this paper for year, but
who has NOT yet paid for ii. Will he be
kind enough 70 attend 10 this little mat
ter?-. Sbe5oygan Herald.
There are several men in Manitowoc
County, who have read tbs paper for a
year, and for two and three years, but
who have not yet paid for it. Will thy
he kind enough to attend to this little
matier2
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-05

CAPTAIN Goodrich will put on daily
line of boats between Chicago and Green
Bay next season, to accommodate the
constantly increasing traffic between
those two ports and intermediate point.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-05

CHRISTMAS GIFTS. Geo. W. Fechter
has commenced his exhibition Of Holiday
presents in grand style, and will again be
abIe TO furnish the incest presents at the
lowest rates for old ard young at his es-
Enlistment. Our readers must go and
see for themselves, for it would take all
orr sp2ce to give description of his i'm
mense stock of goods. See his advertise
ment IN this issue.
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81 If.

Az Oyster Supper will be given by
ladies OF the First Presbyterian Church
Society in the basement of the church,
on Wednesday evening of next week,
dee. l0.) y number of pieces of mu-
sio viii be prepared for the evening.
MAGGIE G. LAIRD, Sec.
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meaf

New STAGE LINE. On Monday next
Mn. Thos. Windiate will commence run
niag regular stage line between TINS
ci.y snd 5heboyGan. to connect with the
trsins. Fer particulars apply at the
Windiate House
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-05

THE President MEssAsE.-We are
still waiting for ii TO arri7e from Chica.
go: if il does not reach here in time for
this issue we viii send II cat as an cSsrs
a. s;,Nt, a. rtttrsI
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-05

cn.rrrD HAsDs face. rough skin, pmPf.S, ring
worm, sait-rEsum, aud other eutaneoHs shectiohs
cured, and tho skin made soft and smooth by using
sha JUMPER TAI SOAP made by Casweil, Hazard &Co'
New York Be certain 70 2et The J4lfps'' Tar soap
Is there are many worthless limitations made with
.-n,,,or .ar 1894 NV
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DR.. A. TRASK'S
MAGNETIC OINTMENT
FOR THE CURE OF
TNFLAMMAToRY DISEASES.

DR.. Trask was engaged for twenty years IN
q course of experiments upon the medical prop.
critics and power of vegetables, separate ana
combined At the age of seventy years he sue
ceeded in presenting to the world, az the result
of his experiments, q COMPUTATION OF Negetaole
extracts the power of which in removing dis
eases is unequaied i'll the annals OF Medicine
kSis discovery consists m comoina-
ton of these powerful Vegetable EXTRACTS win
Electricity or Magnetism III the foIIh OF an oit-
Certain. 1t Is, that the remarkable and
unprecedented success which mas attended us
application in the cure of diseases, stamps 1t at
once as the greatest discovery of the age. and
calls for trIsl and close 'nvesaigatIon OF rs
Hs never fails, while there remains suf-
fcient life TO restore natural and healthy &C,
ton 20 the capillary vessels of the body, and
eoualize the circulation OF the blood By this
means controlling power is gained over the
most malignant forms of disease which cannot
be obt 4ned from any other remedy.
Such Is the power of This com ina.
t,on. that ii peletrares 10 every portion OF
nerve and ligament Is searched out and made
sensible of its purifying and healing influence.
Hence it copes as readily with internal as ex-
Numerous instances are on record
where eis remedy has restored health to pa.
internal remedies failed to produce any effect
Such has frequently been the case III lnfiamma-
ton of the Bowels.
disease where the Magnetic Ointment can be OBJ
tanned
For HnH4tn IA
this Ointment i the most complete remeds ever
prepared. For Diphtheria or Putrid Sore ThroaI
IL i unrivaled.
In niuety-aIne cases out OF
hundred il will afford entire relief TO the worst
cases of Nervous Headache in thirty minutes
For Nervous diseases this medicine il
of immense valGe-
Affections of the Spine. Rhe1matisna,
Tamantss liberated Sore Throat, Bronchitis,
Pleurisy. Group Cole Cholera Mnrbus. Ague IN
the Face or Breast, Bnrns. Scald Head Scrorula,
Salt Rhsum. Erysipelas. Infamed Eyes, Fever
Sores Sores. etc will be Immediately relieved
by The use or DR.. Trcsk's Magnetic Ointment:
D. RAssox. Son d Co., Propr's. 6aha1o, D. -
Il BY.
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DoN'r fail 10 examine the CO nplete
stock Of Mems and Women's warm
shoes, slippers, warm boots. boot packs,
German socks, ETC., at Ryder's new
shoe store ner tho bridge.
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The Greatest offer ever
Made (!

raIial la N an in every county. With brains
an energy you make money as furnish lac
:, n = and give GU sixty days which 80 Jay tor
-. Ex-l,,-ix, RI, tory send ffy cents and get
y-s i. srt,,&s and my ;eTIHs 10 ] We Hea,
S'---- A. !. s.4AWsOS,
lf,s< e. Dxnr,.n:t, sAst.-vs+.shs'. -,
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SALE OF FORFEITED STATE LANDS.

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS sSnCo[ AID rN1yrF1TT 1AN1s
Sch,
d
II II y o ri Z a. Ian la Il cen nd FAR lands 10
n
ne 4 owl d He dI in Maj Comfy
IF
S
nrIahuer sof Chico lani Unreat Lnda
Aav't Fortified Schou nds County.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-05

SroyEs.-EA Wagner, on Washington
street, offers to sell his stock Of Stoves of
all kiads at greatly reduced prices. There
is good chance now to provide cheaply
for the cold winter See his advertise
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TAKE NoTIcE.-All persons who are
owing me on book account. or otherwise,
before December Ist 1872, will please
take notice that the same must be paid
by December 18th 1872; fail not if you
wish to save costs, etc.
J. IT. THORNTON.
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EPIzooTIC.-Thisd disease is somewhat
abating and we have to record but one
loss, probably caused by it. Mr.. Samuel
Hall : splendid stallion died last Sunday
uieht G. spasmodic colo; after having
got completely over the Epizootic, he
passed from apparent perfect health with
il two hours to most painful death.
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Al. 4. M.-Regular communication
Of MatStowoc Lodge No. 65 A. T. A. NJ,
Wednesday evening, December 18th 1872.
Business Of Importance, all are requested
70 be present. b. order of
A. J. PATCHEN. w. NJ.
W. II. GLOVER, Sec Y. pro tenn.
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BADGER FIRE COMPANY. The regu-
lar monthly meeting of Badger Fire
Company will be held at the Engine
House, this evening, at half past I
O'clock
SAMrFL q. Prince, Secretary.
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Remember the 9th of Deem
Ter and see to it, that Querin
Even is elected County Treas
uFer.
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IRs PuaxsT .SD SWEETEST CoD-LrvrR On is Hazard
! CaSwell's, made on the shore, from fresn Sc
lected iiysrs, by CsswELL, HAz4aD Co, New York.
It Is absolutely n,rs aud sc,.t. Patients who have
cree taken prefer it ali oth.rs. Physicians have
decided supofor any the other OILS market.
1854 l. W
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Remember to vote for Queiin
Even for County Treasures on
ibsstst,gtlf tf Dseenbsg
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Hon. George Reed reached home last
week from the East. We hope he viii
allow himself some rest row.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-05

Vote for Querin Even fol
County Treasurer on the 9Th or
December.
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Work on the Lake Shore Road. north
of the City, is suspended, aud probably
will not be resumed until next spring. -
.Sheb0bqqa Herald.
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ANY person in need of coed Winter
Apples, will do well to call on
WILL. BINKELMAN.
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

PERSONS hiring adrert'seme"ts
sntea757 for Insertion II, the ensuing
aamber Of the TRIBUNE, aoW please
hand IN their .fiurors precious to neft
HedpcsoIog noon.
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The SIS, 600 iron bridge across the Mil
waukee river. on the line Of the Lake
Shore Railroad. is finished.
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THE Barque Nichols is in the drydock
receiving new cenreooard box.