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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-08-08
W rltten Tor the TRIBUNE.
SCHOOL TIME.
"Hark the bell is ringing, ringing

'Hark the bell is ringing, ringing"
What, school time already? dear me,
[ didn't think it was so late this the
cry, and here they come trooping in, with
their bright happy smiling faces rather
noisily to be sure, but I'd like to know
who could be still in this free, life giving
air. Here in the country. where you can
feel that you are aliue; here, where the
glorious Father is most truly seen in all
our surroundings; aud in what splendid
variety of forms we can behold his beau
tiful creations, and how wanting in per-
ception is the mind which does not Ter
ceive the beauty of his works, and learn
from communion with nature, to worship
in spirit and truth, the great Originator
of SO much that is truly beautiful. Here
is, indeed, noble scholarship; where
the mind can expand, and emanate forth
beauties that shall rival the diamond in
effulgencc of its rays; giving forth true
and noble qualities, that shall cast shin
ing influence o'er multitude of weary
hearted souls. lis time to 60 to work
'aoao don't wait you don't know how
late 1t is ! your opportunities may look
small, but there are some daily occurren-
ces, in which you can let your spirit go
forth with gentle words and kind actions.
remember that you are in school, and
must at the closing hour, answer, wheth-
er perfect or imperfect"
To the observant mind life is like a
great school, and all its trials and vicisi-
tudes, are but so many degrees through
which we must pass, before we
can lay aside our tablets, whereon we
have been inscribing our own life history.
We have to become schooled to griefs and
disappointments; when some loved one
Is laid away in the cold ground, whether
1t Is one we have long loved and respect
ed. or perhaps it IS the sweet little bud,
that, has for short time been twin
ing around us ths sweet tendrils of its
affection; the aspect of all is dark and
gloomy, but remember, We are in school
and this evidence of our affection. will
make our prize brighter, when the goal
is won. Again. when all lifes prospects
seem bright. and you are looking forward
to happy retirement from the tolls of
business. when, alas, all the fond hopes
are dashed into oblivion by the treachery
of some so-called friend. who has gained
your confidence by his sweetly seeming
goodness. Recollect you are in school
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Park Hotel, Madison, Wis.

This New and Elegant Hotel was OPEN
ed for guests Aug. 10Th, 1871. 1t is
situated on the highest point of ground
in the centre of the City of Madison, di-
rectly opposite the State Capitol, and
every window commands magnificent
view Of the celebrated Lakes, MENDOZA,
MoNoNA, WAUBEsA and KEGoNsA, which
surround the City.
The House has all the modern improve
ments-is furnished in a superior and
most substantial manner. with Velvet
and Brussels Carpets, Blackwalnut and
Marble-Top Furniture, Spring Beds and
Hair Mattresses throughout. The rooms
and corridors are large and well ventilated.
Sample Rooms have been fitted up on
the FIRST FLOOR for the especial accom-
mediation of commercial travellers.
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IMPROVED ToNE-Let it be well un-
derstood that the credit for originality and
superior excellence belongs to The EsTEY
ORGAN. and purchasers should beware
Of dealers who offer Instruments. posses
sing only some of the general features of
the original and genuine EsrEY ORGANS.
Call and examine at F. Ranseh's store.
HIT r. s. DALE, Agent.
Orders for sheet music promptly at
tended to.
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One half the people cannot take Castor Oh!
from it's terrible nauseatng taste, AID reco in the
throat. The castoria prepared by DR.. Pitcher il
purely vegetable, perfectly harmless pleasant
and more effective than Castor oil. 1t does not dis
tress or gripe but regulates the system, and oper
ates when all other remedies have failed. 1t acts
like magic for Stomach Ache, Constipation Flatulen-
cy, Group and worms. 1t contains neither Minerals
Morphine Alcoaol Its soothing, quiet effect,
produces natural particularly adapts itself
crying and teethng children. No article has met
such unqualified endorsement by the Physicians
Take more Bitter pills, Narcotic syrups, Gripping
Purgatves sickening oils. The Castora costs but
50 cents, and VIXEN tried you will never be with
out it
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-08-08

FERDINAND BROOKS, an old offender
in the way of horse stealing, who broke
jail in Green Bay some time ago, has
been caught and lodged in Jail here yes
terday by our indomtable undersheriff.
Jerome Pierce. If we could spare Jerome
here we could recommend to the sheriff
of Green Bay to secure his services by
all means; for it is pretty evident that
our Mr.. Pierce can find, take and keep
securely any man he wants to.
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Our SUPPLEMENT.-For the purpose
of being enabled to furnish our readers
all the news and information that can pos
sibly be obtained from weekly paper,
which we are prevented more or less by
the large increase of our advertising pat
ronage. we shall issue supplement regu-
larly. and hope that our many friends will
show their appreciation of our efforts, by
inducing their neighbors and friends to
increase the extension Of the general use
fulness of the Manitowoc TRIBUNE.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

MANITowcC, July Doth 1872.
Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, Mayor Luling, Aldermen, Dunn
Ike. Schuette, Guttman, Conway, Hanson,
Bean, Stable. Knickrehm, Gilbert, Pro-
chazka and Patchen.
Minutes of last meeting read and ap-
proved.
Petition of H. R. Sommer and others,
referred to I'd & 18th Ward Committee.
Petition of George George and others,
referred to Sd Ward Committee.
N. |. Gilbert submitted the following ::
Resolved, That 1lth street, between
Buffalo street and York street, also 100
feet south of York street to the junction
OF 18th and Commercial be partially
graded under direction of the Street
Commissioner.
Adopted, Ayes 10. Nays o.
E. Schuette submitted the following :
Resolved. That the Clerk is hereby au-
thorized to issue orders to N. Nelson for
the amount due him as assessor.
Adopted, Ayes, 10, Nays /, Guttman.
The following accounts werc presen ted
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PRIME QUALrY.-Lard Oil; for Rea-
pers and Thresting Machines at 0. r,
Bacon & Co.'S

Time and enlightened experience
have shown that certain substances formerly used and
relied in medical practice unnecessary and
dangerous yet some of these substances have found
their way into medical compounds. Dr.. WALKEH's
CALIFuRNIA VINEGAR BITTERs however. contain moth
ing Injurious being composed exclusively OF vegeta
BILE subtances from california For all disorders o
the liver kidneys bladder, skim and digestive organs
and for purifying the blood they the most wonder
full remedy known. 15-4w
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POLICE CoURT-Justice Shove has
been kept pretty busy lately, trying COM
plants of drunkenness, disturbances of
the peace and other offences and imposing
fines upon, or committing to prison the
guilty parties Werefrain from mention
ing names. thereby saving additional hui
miliatiatioa to the poor sinners. and hop
ing that their future conduct will prove
the realization of their vows and promises
of improvement and reform.
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SEWING MACHJNEs.-It is not neces-
sary for US to endeavor to detract from
the merits of any other Machine. We
claim to sell The BEST FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE in the Market without regard
to price. And we feel confident that the
Home Shuttle, given fair trial in com
petition with other machines, aoiU hare
the preference Examine before purchas
ing. Ii. s. DALE, Agent.
at E. Ransch's Store. IA At
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The Social party of the Ladies of the
Protestant Episcapel Church last night
was well attended, the refreshments excel
lent and the dancing enjoyed by large
company. The receipts were thirty
dollars net. The next party will be
held at the New Store of MIR. Richards
on Ninth St. which will still better ac-
commodate the many friends expected to
be present.
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METHODIST FEsTIvAL.-There will be
festival held by the members of she
Methodist society at the park on the
northside this Thursday eve. for the
benefit of their church to which all are
invissd. All the delicacies of the season
will be presented abundantly. The
quarterly will be held on Sabbath after
next, Elder Pease presiding.
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ACCIDENT, We were informed last
week, by one of the Railroad boys, that
two Norwegians rode out on the train,
and coming to their destination, they
jumped off while the cars were under
way, which resulted in severe injury
to both men one of which had his ankle
sprained. Their names We did not learn.
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Mr.. JoHN NAGLE, the brother in law
OF our School Superintendent, has passed
examination and received second class
State Teachers certificate which author
1ses him to teach anywhere in this State
tor the next five years. We congratu-
late him on his success.
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The following interesting communica-
ton we copy from the Rockford ILLS.
Register :
Manitowoc Wis, July 18th.
'What a ne.work of railroads There
is road from every place to Lon Ion,
and to here. / find our prospective rail
road connection direct from Rockford TO
this region, of much moro consequence
than I had Supposed
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THE NEW Soap FacToRy Sb;,

THE NEW SOAP FACTORY. Shin
onek, has -ldly furnished US with sam
pies of his No. and STANDARD Soap"
which is really an excellent article, as we'll
in color as in strength and solidity. We
can safely predict to the enterprising pro-
prietor, demand for his manufacture,
which he will find difficult 10 supply, and
heartily congratulate our community to
this acquisition of new and useful en-
terprise.
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The following are the names of Teach
ers employed for Joint School District
No. /. The school opens on the 9th Of
September:
Pancipal-J. N. Stewart.
AssiStoat--Hmma A. Guyles.
Lsternaedtate Department-Princip
Mary j. Stewart Asst. Ella Sackett.
Secondary Dept. Plncipal-Sarah
Burnet; Assistant-Josie Young.
East Prina. Depart, Plncipal-Fan-
ME O'Connor; Asst. Annie Nagle.
Vest Prim. Depart, Prm.-Ge-tie
Sibree. JOHN LANTRy. CLERK
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The Sentinel is certainly OF the most reliable
andeest edited Republican papers in Wisconsin and
Its large dissemination throughout every precinct of
State cannot but prove of the highest advantage
in every respect. The Sentinel offered at the
secconmsnd it too highly to readers for subscrp-
tiou-
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-08-08

New LoCoMoTIvE.-The Tug Kitty
smoke towed into port from Sheboygaa,
last Sundsy afternoon, two scows contain
ing the Locomotive "Neenah" and four
platform cars.
What We want most on our Western
Road, are some good passenger coaches.
The travel being rapidly increasing and
the present accommodations entirely In
appropriate, we hope soon to see regular
trains-at least equal in appearance to
those on any other first class Railroad,
leaving ana arriving on regular time.
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Mr.. HEMsCHEA1EYER's second daugh-
ter, aged Is, died suddenly with cramps
yesterday. Two Of our best physicians
attended her without avail. This sudden
bereavement is a severe blow to the sor-
row stricken parents.
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Our enterprising merchant, Mr.. o. Torrison has
conm.rce, the building of q small schooner intend
cd for freghting merchandise for himself. Her d.
mansions as follows: Length OF Keel ~ IT,;
breadth of BEAM Is it,; depth OF hold. IT. The
master mechanic is well known shipbuilder Of our
city-Mr. NJ. Ornes.
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Mr.. Eldridge, M. c., Mr.. Schleisinger
We'll, Peter Rupp, John Hume and mr.
Deuster are in town feeling the political
pulse of our community. If brag could
do it the Tommy YARD ns would be victo.
rious.
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A ENUINE WISCONSIN HOUSE.

All who ever stopped at the old Lewis
House In Fond du Lac and enjoyed its
comfortable rooms ana excellent fare III,
find new, anc, if possible. improved
edition at the Lewis House in Chicago.
Here is what that excellent Judge in such
matters. MIR. John Hume of the Chiffon
Times, says about it
There IS hotel in Chicago, called the Levi. House
kept ny Curt Lewis, formerly of Fond du Lac at 4S
WABASH Avenue, which should be patronized by
every "lsconsinner who visits Chicago 1t is one OF
the best Kept hotels west of New York its
ing ana eating arrangements all that could be de-
sired, while the charges are SO reasona de that NO
fauit can De found BY all patronize this no.
tel ana you VIII enjoy comfort and save money.
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The Appleton Times says that track
laying on the Manitowoc road between
Kaukauna and Appleton. win not be COM
menced until the road bed is in order the
whole distance. Which will be in the
course of thirty to sixty days, or there
abouts.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-08-08

PURE CoFFEE.-lf any of our friends
want to buy pure burned coffee Of the best
quality. we recommend them to call at the
store of Messrs .. Il. Bacon & Co., as
the only place we know Of, in this city.
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Henry II. MARKHAM has risen from his
sickbed and will soon be able to meet his
many friends in renewed health and
strength. We feel grateful and happy
to be able to publish these cheering
news.
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HOUSE FOR SALE-Frank Becker ad-
vertises his house and lots for sale. They
are very pleasantly situated and command
= SPLENDID view over the City and Lake.
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ANOTHER splendid and refreshing show
CT visited US on Sunday last, but much
to the chagrin of the multitude that were
assembled in Klingholz park, some of
whom were pretty thoroughly sohea.
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REPORTS reach us from Manitowoc that
1t is dangerous for Appletonans to roam
about loose, especially when wearing
Greeley hats Nuff ced fines.
As the lake shore is near by, they are
generally Beached.
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MARINE ITEMS.

The schr Bessie Boat arrived at this port last
week somewhat out of repair, and was to"eo 10
Hanson scove's shipyard, where she received ne"
rudder and several other necessary repairs she de-
parted on Tuesday to her duties In ths iron
ore trade.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-08-08

THE moving of buildings seems to be
now In order. Shoe-shops, tailor-shops
and dwellings, have been seen walking off
on rollers to change their locations.
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We were informed by Mr.. Jonah Richards, on
Tuesday last that he has already commenced saving
out material for another vessel to be of about
the same mold as the one the stocks. We
hope give her dimensions in next weeks issue.
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

AN II on either paper or wrapper, sig.
nifes that it is time to make . remittance
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On Sunday last, the schr cappsla entered the har-
Dor and attempted to sail through the pripSe' p''
loost storage way and ran into the eno Oh the
bridge, damaging it to some extent, and breaking
her ib-boom
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WEEKLY 6lRKET REPORT.

WINTER WHEAT, ST ,S5-$1,4o
SPRING WHEAT-$l, 2o-$l,25
RYE-55 cts.
OATS-32 cts.
BARLEY-55-60 cts
PEAS-55-60 cts.
BEANS-5o-SIO0
TIMOTHY SEED-$2,50.
RAPE SEED-I,25.
FLAX SEED-Sl,50
EGGS. per dozen-11 to 2cfs,
BUFFERS to Is.
FLoUR-winter, per bl.-$s 90. $3.50
Spring 500, 1859
Rye, $3.50
MEAL-per cwt. 81, 20 80
WOOL-per ID 40, to 60 cts.
HIDES-green to So cts. Dry is to 20 cts.
HAY-So 90, 1000
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WHAT is more pleasant in a printing
Office, this hot weather, than making roll
ers?
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STEAMBOAT TIME TABLE.
Arrivals and Departures of the Good
rich Steamers.

PERSONS haring Advertisements
1atended for insertion an the ensuing
number Of the TRIB UNE, aoau please
hand IN their tarors prerious to meet
Wednesday, noon.
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We are informed that the Scow Homes, owned by
Mr.. Vader of tn city, broke loose from her moor
ing at Free Soil, Mich. on Friday last. and wsnt
broad side on the beach. She las since been taken
off at an expense of about 81 .000
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Quito number Of vessels sought shelter in our
harbor last Tuesday during the gale and thun
dor storm.
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The Schr. Glen Cuyler has besn undergoing some
extensive repairs the Shpyard Point; both spars
have down about four feet and some repairs
done to the rigging.
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President Villas returned last night
from the West. There is no rest for the
R. r. men.
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The Manitowoc Zeitung is on the rase.
We hope that It won't walk off, so tar
but that it can be heard from occasionally.
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Don't forget to call and see those new
and choice perfumes at o. r. Bacon
4 Co.'S.
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"KILo" will please read the notice at
the head of our supplement to correspon-
dents, and govern himself accordingly.
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Messrs. Cooper & Jones have purchased the schr
Magic from James Tufts. Considerations So, 600.-
They intend to run her in the lumber trade between
Two Rivers, Manitowoc and Chicago.
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John Robinson of Green Bay, and his interesting
wife were here for few days a visit to their
brother, who has been somewhat indisposed lately.
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1t is stated there are about S.1S3 steamers and
sells all classes and grades the northern lakes
or this numb.r 100 are side-wheeers and $40 are
propelors. The balance is made up of sail craft and
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-08-08

THE musical mosquito is lively and pre-
zonts his bill little oftencr than is agree;
able.
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PERsoNALs-Capt. Rankin returned yesterday from
Chicago where he obtained the contract for the Gov
eminent Harborwork in Two Rivers
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Omnibusses and Baggage Wagons
in attendance on arrival of trains.
Every effort will be made to secure the
| comfort and pleasure of guests.
Il6m* MARK Fl. IRISH, Prorietor.
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TOILET GLASSES, brushes and combs
great variety at O. r. Bacon & Cos.
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TaE time table of the Goodrich steam
ers will be found at the head of the local
page.
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THE place to get Drugs and Medicines,
Paints and Oils, is o. r. Bacon & Co s,
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BRANCH Minis Aup . 1879

BRANCH MILLS, Aug. 2, 1872.
Ed. TRIBUNE:-Allow me to send tn,
names of thoss pupils who have attaine,
IN their stuoies, during tho month O
July, an average standing of IS and ND
wards on scale of 100:
GIRLS.
Aurelia Lawrence, B. McGrah,
Annie Lawrence, N. McGrah,
Cora Lawrence, Julia Torrison,
Louisa Kun8, Mary Mason,
Eta Smithrnann. Minnie Hartman.
Mary Dreux,
BOTS.
John Lawrence, Willie Smithman,
Willie Kuntz, john Dreux,
John Mousnest, Frank Morris,
JOS. Florentine, Frank Maganity,
Jos. Lawrence. Chas. Corlew,
Niles Mason, Geo. Snyder.
MARX l. SBoFE Teacher.
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MARRIED..

ON-OLFSON.-A At the Police
Court, in this city, July Goth, 1872,
GUNDER OLEsoN, to ANNA OLFsoN !;
both parties of Manitowoc Rapids.
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and referred
The following claims were reported
back with recommendation that they be

A. M. Richter, do do do 24,OO
n. Nelson, do do do 24,OO
f. Pautz. Assisting Marshal 400
n. [. Gilbert, Labor on Dredge, IA, As
A. F. Dumke & Co., r. on Bridge, 5,35
+. Pautz, Labor on street, $3.50
L. Simon, Medical Service, 600
r. Schallern, do do 500
The above accounts allowed, Ayes IL,
Nays, O.
The Committee of the I'd Ward to
whom was referred the petition OF Il. B.
Treat and others report as follows:
Your Committee beg leave to report in
favor of granting petition SO far as it re-
fers to the reconsideration of former
action, but against the granting of the
balance of petition, and think the grading
of the whole street should be asked for
by the majority of tax payers on said
street. E. CONWAY.
A. HANSON.
Report adopted, Ayes II, Nays o.
Report ofCommittee on Bridge was or
dered filed.
Report of Select Com. on Street grade
ordered filed.
Petition of HI. r .Sommer for building
sidewalk on Commercial street from 5th
to 9Th street, North side, was granted.
Report of Diedge & Harbor Commit
tee, ordered filed.
A. j. Patchen submitted the following:
Resolued, That the Bridge tender of
9Th street bridge be instructed to hire an
assistant in working the bridge at as low
figure as possible and present bill for
same monthly, not to exceed thirty dol
lars per month.
Adopted, Ayes IL. Nays l, Hanson.
Bond of T. Gauger, Street Contractor
on 9th street was approved.
On motion of n 1. Gilbert the plan
for reservoirs presented by A. Prochazka
was accepted and Clerk instructed to re-
advertise for bids. Ayes. 6, Guttman.
Conway, Hanson, Gilbert, Prochazka,
Patchen. Nays S. Dumke, Schuette,
Bean, Stehle, Knickrehm.
On motion, Council adjourned until
August 18th. at 7! p. M.
Jos. RANKIN, City Clerk.
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COUNTY Clerks OFFICE,
Manitowoc, August Sd 1872.
List of Certificates redeemed in the Office uf County
Clerk during the month of July, 1872 not paid out
o q fha lat La O
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The following the shipments made by tho
Schuette Bros, during the month of July:
Feed ................123,O 600 lbs
butter
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