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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-10-03
CIVIC SOCIETIES.


II meets every First and Third Wednesday in each
month, at the Lodge Room, over Thos- Robinson S
Drug Store, York Street.
Of o. r., meets every Tuesday Evening Thos.
Robinsons Drug Store, on York Street.
Mantowoc Lodge No. 1914, L. o. of o. F., meets
every "Wednesday evening, at the Lodge Room, in
Carus building, corner Sth aud jay SITS
SONS OF HERMAN.-Thusnelda Lodge No. Z,
meets every Friday eveningnt Lodge Room in Carus'
building corner Sth and Jay SITS.
TURN yEREIN meets every Tuesday and Friday
evening AZ the Turner Hall on Washington street.
sL0yANsKA LTPA meets every Sunday afternoon
at 2 O'Clock at their Hall on North 9TH street.
THE SCANDINAVIAN BROTHERHOOD meets
every Wednesday evening in Slovanska Lipa Hall On
North eth street
First Presbyterian Memorial Church. Rev. Mr. c. B
Stevens, OF Sth and State Sts, services 10
O'Clock y. m. and y p. m Sunday School at p.
Protestant Episcopal st. James Church. Rev Mr.
Half corner OF 9th and Chicago SITS; services at 1o
a. m and y p m; sunday School st p. m.
Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev. j. LaveIle 18th
St between Chicago and State Streets services at 10
a. m and at IL P. m; Sunday School at p. M.
Catholic ST. Bonifncieus Church, Rev Mr. Fessler
corner Of Main and Marshall SITS, Early Mass at
m. High Mass 10 IN. yesper ~ p. m. Week
day Mass NJ a. m.
First German Evangelical Luthern Church, Rev
Mr.. Qusal corner Sth and Marshall SITS. services a
10 q. M, Sunday School at p.
German Reformed Church. Rev. Mr.. Rusterholz cor
Main and Hamilton SITS, services a. 10 a. m and
p m; Sunday School at p. m.
German Methodist Church, Rev. Mr.. Landmeier. on
9th ST, South Side; services at 10 q. m and p IN .
Sunday School at q.
German Baptist Church, Rev. Mr.. Hab, on eth St.
South Side; services at 10 AID Il 7. Sunday
School Mt a.
Norwegian Luthern Church, Rev. Mr. Bioern cor
Sth and State SITS, services at l0} and =
q. call
Norwegian Methodist Church. 9th ST., North
Side. service at 1o51 =. m. and ~ 2. IN.
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OUR Supplement for this week con-
tains very interesting political commu-
nications from ". Lloyd Garrison, Vice
President Colfax and Harpers weekly ;
also the fun proceedings Of the Soldiers
& Sailors National Convention and the
Decision of the Geneva Tribunal in full,
besides foreign, home, and general news
miscellaneous information. As we fur
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MISHICOT, sept. 5Uth 1877
ED. TRIBUNE-Allow me to correct
the statement given in your last issue re-
garding the sad calamity which befell
the family Of our neighbor Mr.. DreHs.
About noon Thursday of last week his
house was struck by lightning, instantly
killing his youngest daughter, a girl
about five years of age, who was at the
time standing near the stove. An in
FAINT son playing On the floor on the 9TH
er side of the stove was injured while
Mrs. Drews and her other daught in an
adjoining room were both Frustrated by
the bolt; the former recovering her
senses in short time, while the latter
lay insenslble half an hour or more, and
for some time was supposed to be killed
The house was entirely consumed by fire
started by the electricity. Mr.. Drews
and his two oldest sons were away a
short distance at some neighbours thresh-
ing. The alarm was given by Mrs.
Drews to a neighbor just across the
street who instantly started for help,
which soon arrived, saving a considera-
bic portion Of the bedding and furniture.
The building was entirely consumed and
is probably total loss to the owner !;
having been but partially insured in the
Dodge Co. Nut ms. Co.
Respectfully yours,
M
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

MANITowoC, Sept. 25th 1872.
Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Present Hay or Luling, Aldermen Dunn
Ike, Schuette, Guttman, Conway, Small
ey, Bean, Stehle, Knickrehm, Prochazka
Minutes of last meeting read and ap-
proved.
P. j. Smalley submitted the following:
WHEREAS, the crossing of the Milwau-
kee, Lake Shore and Western Railroad
over 18th and Clark streets in this city
have not been, in the opinion of this
Boa. d, put in condition fit for the con-
ven;ent use of the public, therefore
ResolUed, That ne President of said
Company or his representatives be re-
Quested to put such crossing in passable
condition for loaded teams. Adopted.
Z. A. Bean submitted the following
Resolred, That Water street from 11th
street to 18th street be and is hereby Or
dered improved to the established grade
in accordance with petition on file with
the Clerk. =
Adopted Ayes Nays 0.
T. Schuette submitted the following !:
Resolred, That the vote granting the
petition for grading 18th street be recon
sidered.
Lost, Ayes 4, Nays 5.
The following claims were presented
and referred
a. Hutchings, $500, Com on Claims.
f. Gaugcr, S337,6S I'd Ward
Petition of T. Schadewald and others
for sidewalk on Main street between
Madison and Columbus was granted.
Ayes 10, Nays 0.
Bond of +. Riegelsberger, street con-
tractor was approved.
The following claims were reported
with recommendation that they be allow
ed as follows:
J. s. Anderson, SIS, "a, Acting P. Justice
A L Dumke & Co, Sl2,75 Rep. on Eng.
1. Gauger. $685., IS, Street Work.
Rules suspended and accounts allowed.
Ayes 9, Nays 0.
Report of j. S. Anderson, Acting Po-
lice Justice was ordered filed.
i. j. Smalley submitted the following:
Resolred, That the Clerk be instructed
to postpone for one month the advertise
mcnt for proposals for work on 18th street.
Adopted, Ayes 6, Dumke, Schuette,
Guttman. Conway, Smalley, Prochazka.
Nays 8, Bean, Staehle, Kmckrehm.
On motion of E. Conway, Council ad-
journed until Monday, Oct l4th at Il
Z. NJ. Jos. RANKIN, City Clerk.
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Respectfully yours,
At

Our CYLINDER Press. This is the
first newspaper printed on Power Press
in Manitowoc County. 1t may be foolish,
but we feel proud of the achievement,
and congratulate our friends that it is the
REPUBLICAN paper Of this County that
is still in advance of all it's competitors
and which, We promise, shall remain SO
while under its present administration.
But we want the aid Of the Republi-
cans and every friend of Republican pro-
gress; we want their advice as well as
their support and relying on them, we
shall try to "do good to our neighbors,
to our community aud to every reader of
the MANITowoC TRIBUNE.
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THE Installation of officers of CHECKER
ming Lodge No. 55, I. 0. o. +. took
place last Tuesday evening and was very
largely attended. The list of the new OIL
GERS will be found below.
After the installation the members of
the lodge with their invited guests went
to Turner Hall where they found two
tables, occupying the whole length of the
Hall loaded with the best meats, cakes,
pies and other delicacies of the season
and served with excellent coffee and tea ;
after doing ample justice these provisions,
the company rose, The tables were cleared
and removed. and the Hall soon resounded
with the splendid musical compositions
of Prof. Bieling, inducing many to join
in the dance, while others enjoyed the
conversation of present friends, and all
passed very pleasant evening.
N. G.-J. W. G. Langworthy.
Y. G.-Chas frost.
r. S.-Horal Nelson,
P. S.-Wm. Lynch.
It's. A. Stone.
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THE ALLEGHANIANs have come and gone
again, leaving with all who heard them
a pleasant remembrance of sweet songs
and good music with the Swiss bells.
We like this company because they
make no claims of being wholly COM
posed Of world-renowned Prima Donnas
and unimitable male singers; but they
produce sweet, heart touching songs,
their comic pieces are even better acted
than sung and their proficiency with the
Swiss bells is very interesting,
There are but very few cities who can
boast of such fine voices as we have IN
Manitowoc, and as our own sweet sing
ers have never been surpassed by any
foreign talent exhibited here, we may be
excused if our high toned musical de-
mands were not fully satlfied by the Al
leghanians.
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THE REPUBLICAN co. CONVENTION.

The Republican County Convention for the purpose
of nominating County officers, and for TRANSFORMS
such other business may be brought before me
Convention will be held on Saturday Gcl- DID
IST2 at O'Clock P. NJ at Klngholz Hall III the city
of Nanitowoc The several towns and election pre-
cints entitled to the following NUMBER Oh Deie
gates: o. u.o-, o.
Rockland 1; Eaton, 2; Schleswig, 2 Maple GroFe' i
Franklin 9: Cato, 8; Kossuth, 4; CooperstoWn, 81
Manitowoc Rapids, 8; Two Rivers, 8; Two Creeks i
Nishicott 1; Gibson 8; Tewn Manitowoc, z
CITY OF MANITowoD. .
=. vord A. ID Ward. 2; I'd Ward, 8; 4th Ward, 3.
10 F. BORCHERDT,
OTTO TREMEL,
g. SAMUELSON.
PETER S1OkER,
JOACHIM THODE,
District Committee.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.

DAnY.-south, East and West, leaves Manitowoc
daily at o'clock e. M, and arriving at SheboygaI
in time for the train Three times week; Monday
Wednesday and Friday, by the way of Newtonburg
Meme Edwards Howards Grove, to Sheboygan, and
three times a week-Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
by way OF Sordheim, Hika CentTeville, Mosele, to
sheboygan.
The mail from Manitowoc to Two Rivers, daily at
@ .. m, and arrives at Manitowoc at I m.
TRI-WEEKLy-To Chiffon. Leaves Mantowoc ev-
cry Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, and arrives al
Chiffon at 6 p. IN.
Arrives at M.nitowoc every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at p
To Green Bay, via. Two Rivers-Leaves Manitowoc
every Monday, Wednesay and Friday, at Z. M. and
arrives at Green Bay next day at p. N.
Arrives at Mantowoc every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, at a. IN.
SE3tr- WEEELY-To Kewaunee-va Two Rivers
Leaves Manitowoc Monday and Thursday at p m.
and arrives at Manitowoc every Tuesday and Friday
at 7
WEEKLY.-From Manitowoc to Menasha-Leaves
Menasha every Friday 81. m, and arrives at Man
itowoc at II m. Leaves Ianitowoc at p m- on the
same day and arrives at Menasha at p. IN.
The special Post Offices at Francis Creek Prag, Ros
and Kings Bridge get their mails every Sat
urlay afternoon.
Post Office open for mail delivery, from a. IN. to
p. IN. Sundays from to IL a.
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MARINE ITEMS.

Capt Chas. Regan of the Schr. Julia
Smith was going on board of his vessel
last Saturday night in company with two
of his men, when in the darkness he
slipped off the dock into the river and
being few steps ahead, his companions
did not notice the accident until they
heard him yell as he came up to the sur.
face. One of the men-Mr. Chas. o.
Donald Immediately jumped after him
and, diving, found him on the bottom il
Is feet Of water, got hold of him by hi:
beard, brought him up and, assisted by
his mate, landed him safely again On the
wharf.
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DIED.

The following is from the Chicago
Times
WINTERMEYER-In this city, Sept.
%, 1872, JENNIE NJ. EDWARDS below
ed wife of ]. G. Wintermeyer, aged
90 years. Funeral from her late resi-
dence 139 West Chicago Av., at A.
Nj.
1t becomes our painful duty to inform
the public of the sudden death of one Of
our former residents Of this City, Mrs.
JANE WINTERMEYER nee EDWARDS. She
died last Sunday at Chicago of Puerperal
affection. leaving behind her disconso-
late husband and an adopted infant.
The body of Mrs. Wintermeyer was
brought here on the Oconto by her hus-
band and was buried yesterday afternoon.
The funeral was largely attended and the
many relatives of the deceased have the
heartfelt sympathy Of our community
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RAILROAD ITEMS.

Last Thursday and Friday our village
was alive with excitement as the locomo-
tive on the Lake Shore Road and the
old Leyiathan Dredge "Martln Green
nut in an appearance simultaneously,th
interest was equally devided between
the Two great enterprises. in which our
citizens take such a deep interest ana
which promise in the future to be OF
such vital interest to our trade ana
commerce. The Martin Green went to
work at once widening and deepening
the channel on the north side. MI.
Como the contractor and Col. Harding
u. S. Engineer were here on Thursday
and left on Friday. On the R.R. the track
is now laid across the Milwaukee road
and the locomotive and construction
train is working south Of this place Mil
vaukeeward before Milwaukee expects,
it will whistle along the desecrated bluff
in the Sd and It'll wards Clear the track
boys, you can't stop her.-Fort Nashsng-
ton Adrertiser.
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24-3t-.J. D.
NOTICE.

STATE OF WISCONSIN + CITY TEEAsURERs 0ErIcz
Manitowcc County. Manitowoc Sept &c, 1872
NOTICE is hereby given to the owners or occupants
y of lots OF parcels of land fronting on CONNER
cial street betweena Main and 8th street 9Th Ward Of
this city that the tax list for the improvement of said
Commercial street IL the said 4th Ward has been de
iyered to me fer collection and that the said oWnsrs
or occupants ofIos parcels of land fronting on tia
street above described are hereby required 70 pay 10
me within thirty days after the date of this notice
the charged in said list to the lots or parcels Of
land owned by them respectively together with the
commission OF five per centum on the amount there
of for collection fees and that if such axesswill be
paid within fifteen days from the date Of tAls notice,
the fees for collecting the same will he only two per
centum ON the amount of such taxes.
24-4t A. N. RICHTER, City Treasurer.
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REPORT of attendance at school Dist.
No. l, for the week ending the 9th day
Of Sept. 1872
Membership, o2S7
No. of days attendance, 1926
Average daily attendance, 3S5
Per cent. of attendance. 81
No. of tardinesses, Go
Time lost by hardness Sh, 26m
DAYS lost by absence, $50
No. of visits by patrons,
By others, 6
No. Enrolled, 447
l. n. STEWART, Principal.
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Republican County convention

This Convention will meet next Satur'
day at Klingholz Hall and from present
indications will be fully attended by the
delegations of the several towns and
wards.
The offices for which candidates are to
be nominoted are those of Senator, Sher-
if, Treasurer, Register, County Clerk,
District Attorney, County Surveyor and
Coroner.
Let the Republican Convention prove
true to it's duties, and we are fully salts
fed, that the men they may nominate
will be the officers elect for the next en-
suing term.
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Street improvement Notice.
CIYT CLERKS OFFICE,
NanitowOc October Sd 1870

Manitowoc October Sd, 1872.
M hereas, at regular meeting OF the Board of
w Aldermen of the City of ManitowOc res0lu
ton passed on the 18th day of May 1872, fol-
lows: Resolred that the Street Commissioner the
I'd 4th Wards be and is hereby notified to notify the
property owners of the lots fronting York street be-
tween 9Th 10th streets and request said property
owners to have said York street between 9th 10th
street put to grade and grayeed, and if said proper
" owners have not put said street in order within 80
days. then the Clerk shall give notice and let the
same 10 the lowest bidder according to the charter.
Notice Is hereby given, that the Street Commission
will receive sealed proposals for grading ana gray
cling York street between 9th 10th street according
to plans and specifications this Office for the time
of ten days from the date of this notice.
25-2t JOS. RANKIN. Clerk.
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CasfOria-a substitute for Castor Oils physIc
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Opium NOR Alcohol, but is purely vegetable prePar
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The Castora soothes andquiets the SYSTEM and pro-
duces natural Sleep 1t is wonderful thing to as
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crying. 80 cent bottle will do the work for fan1
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NOTICE.

STATE OF WISCONSIN CITY TREAsURER's OFFICE
Manitowoc County. Manitowoc Sept. 20, 1872
NOTICE is hereby given to the owners oroccupant
' of lots or n arces of land fronting 9Th stree
from Commercial north to the Corporation lin
I'd Ward this city that the tax list for the improve
eut of said 18th street i'll the ID Ward has been de
Iyered TO me for collection and that the said
or occupants of lots parcels of land fronting on the
street above described hereby required to pay to
me within thirty days after the date of this notice the
taxes charged in said t to the lots parcels OF land
owned by them respectively, together with the COM
mission of five per centum on the amount thereof Tor
collection fees and that if such taxes will be paid with
in fifteen days from the date of this notice, the fees
for collecting the same will be only two per centum
on the amount of such taxes.
244t A. M. RICHTER, City Treasurer.
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Notice to Bnild Sidewalk.

Notice is hereby given that the Board of Aldermen
at regular meeting held at the Council in the
City OF Manitowoc on the 18th day OF September
1872, ordered the construction of a sidewalk Main
street between Madison and Columbus streets in the
LIST and Sd Wards of this City. Now therefore the
owners and occupants of the lots Main street be-
tween Madison and Columbus streets are hereby mott
fed to bnild and construct good and substantial
sidewalk with curb-piank said sidewalk to be least
five feet wide, of sound two inch plank and be COM
peten within ten days from the date of this notice
25-2t c. +. HECKER,
Street Com. LIST & Sd Wds.
Dated NIpnitn1Knc Oct Sd 1872
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Miss NJ. will please accept the sincere
thanks of the Editor for the interesting
communication published in this issue.
1t was really hard task for me to re-
linquish the anticipated pleasure Of
joining the excursion to the oaks; but /
am constantly with those friends ''in the
spirit" my best wishes are with them,
and the hope of an early reunion is my
consolation.
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The new three-masted schooner ThOn,-
as H Uoaolamd, of Manitowoc, arrived
in port yesterday afternoon from Mil
waukee, with $4,000 bushels of wheat,
which she brought through the canal
without Tightening, making the passage
down in the extraordinary quick time OF
seven days and fourteen hours, the best
time made this season. sacego PaUa-
dunn 24tR.
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LIBERAL DEMOCRACY MEETING A
FEXXLE.

The last public meeting of the Tommy
Vardens proved worse fzzle than their
first one for at the first there were at
the least people enough present to induce
the speakers to tell their stories, but the
second was so poorly attended, that the
gentleman from Sheboygan considered
the invitation to come here right down
imposition and declined to speak at all.
We are sorry for the speaker who had all
the trouble and expense for nothing, but
hope it will be warning to others who
may be tempted with similar Invitations
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SCHUETTE & BRo.-lf our readers wish
to see fine store, stacks Of new goods
and went to buy cheap, we would advise
them to visit the corner of Jay and Sth
street south side, at the old stand of the
above named firm. These enterprising
and reliable merchants are doing a very
extensive business, which is the best EVIL
dence of their fairness and reliability
Give them a call and be satisfied.
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COPPER FOUND Mr.. August Junker
found on his farm in Cooperstown while
blowing, piece of pure copper weighing
one hundred and five pounds. 1t was
purchased by Mr.. NJ. Teweles, at whose
store on Buffalo street the Copper can be
seen now.
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THE Young FOLKS Rawa5 is novelty
among publications for Young People,
entirely different from any other in style
and character Cash prizes are given for
best compositions. Write for a spec
linen number and particulars, which will
be sent free. Terms, $3.50 per year
Sl,0O in clubs of four and more, and
every subscriber receives a pair of beau
tiful chromos as gift. Splendid pre-
miums to those who form clubs. Address
II. n. E. LEWIS, publisher, Chicago.
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MOVING. Our new Press, being too
heavy for our long occupied locality, COM
pels US to move into the building next
door owned by Mr.. L. Sherman, where
we shall soon be happy to welcome our
friends and to show them an improved
location and all the new machinery, type
and fixtures Of first class News and Job
Office.