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WEISS Illustrated Annual of Phren-
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JOSEPH LACoUNT sent US very pleas
ant communication from his presen, To-
cation, at Pleasanton. Kansas Renew
ing his subscription to the TRIBUNE, he
writes as: Every copy seems Ike let
ter from home we can not get along
without il. We are all we'll here, hav-
ing fine weather. no snow and the roads
are very dry about four below zero is
the coolest weather we have had this
winter; our regards to all enquiring
friends.
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administrators Sale

IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY COURT.
In the matter OF the estate of john Shimopek dss
ceased.
NJ Office is hereby given, that by virtue and in
y pursuance of an Order of License, made in said
natter the 18th day OF JANUARY A. d. 1872 by the
County Courof said County, the undersigned Wencet
Shnunek administrator of the estate of John Shin:
onek deceased, will on Monday the 26th day Of Feb!
nary A. d. 1872 at o'clock in the forenoon of said
day, ut the office of the County Judge, the City OF
Manitowoc in said County, offer for sale and sell at
public vcdIe, the described lands. towi; The west
half of the west half of the south quarter
ton number Thirfy-one (3l), Township numLsf
CID. north of range member twenty three
t23) east; Containing Forty (io) of hand
or less.
The terms of sale CASH.
Dated at AIanitoSvoc, the 29th day of January A..
D. 1872. W. SHIMONEk.
424t v. Administrator.
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CHARLEY EDWARDS, whom many of
his young friends here very kindly re-
member, writes from Yankton, Dakota.
asking for copy of THE TRIBUNE con-
tanning the obituary notice of his honorcd
father. We are sorry that we can not
comply with his request as we have not a
copy of it left. He informs US that they
will have railroad there in the course
of year, contracts having already been
let for building brides, getting out ties,
etc. We are glad to hear of their good
prospects and wish them continued and
increasing prosperity.
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IN PROB ATE.
MANlTowoC COUNTY CoUK1

MANlTOWOC CUNT tUOHI n
N the matter of the estate oil Fabian - DIV
i Deceased. go. - ,f,,;,.;s
Tie ALL WHOM II NAY coSegRs: Letters or $500. 100,
ira fion ON said estate lIaving been @c 70
A sex eli ON tie 7Sts day Of Argusf A y i',i 80
- r,,,tt, f- n, nd, an said cssy being ,fio~ ana
Iiitad for creditors to present their cF Tor eN-
Inns; - III ,lk5vanre Notee il nereby gwen
-. r. ,,.isrsi-u-d will on the first Monday IN each
nontb during aid ter1n OF SIX mon IA, ana Oh Tue
.y of the expiration Of said IL; mo lts al the FRO
-, So i'm ,lr CITY of Manit.woc N said county
r.ccive examine and asITrzst all c'ns and demands
~ ali r.-r<1.s .gziT-: -4id deceased
zoe: sap Wv. WALDO County Judge
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Fresh Garden, Flower. Tree and

Fresh Garden, Flower. Tree and
Shrub, Evergreen Fruit and Herb
Seeds, Prepaid by Mail. A complete
and judiciOuS assortment, % sorts of
either class, SLIGO. Tho six classes.
$50 packets for $500. Also, an i'm
mense stock Of one year grated Fruit
Trees, Small Fruits, Fruit Stocks,
Young Fruit, Ornamental and Ever
green Seedlings, Bnlbs, Roses, Vines,
House and Border Plants, DC, &C.. the
M st complete assortment in America.
Prepaid by mail. Priced Catalogues
TO any address, also trade lists, gratis.
Seeds on Commission. Agents wanted.
b. III. WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries
and Seed Warehouse, Plymouth, Mass.
EStahliShed 1912. 42-3m.
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IN PROBATE.

TN the matter OF estate of Edwin W. Packard
i deceased
To Ar. WHOM MAY CONCERN: rf 20
Letters of administration said Estate having
been issued to Adeiiue j. Pac karl he 10th day
November A. ID. 1871 and six months from and after
this day being allowed and limited for creditors to
present their claims fer examination and allowance
Notice is hereby given that the undeTs gned will on
the first Tuesday of each month and upon the dav oil
expiration six this date at the Pro-
bate Office in the City Of Muniowoc in said county
receive examine. and adjust all CLAIMS, and csaahds
Of all persons against zaid DECREASED
Dated, Nov. Z9ta ISL
W. W. WALDO, Comfy Judge
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A NEW vessel has been contracted for
and work commenced, by Peter Larson,
one of our efficient shipbuilders. for j. r.
Slauson, OF Racine, its dimensions are !:
Length of keel. 40 feet, breadth of
beam, 27:6, depth of hold. 9 feet, and it is
to be ready by the first of May.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-02-01

Our BOYS for January is at hand, and
is none the worse for the Great Fire; oil
the contrary. it is enlarged to sixteen
pages, or forty-eight columns. 1t con
rains very interesting serials, sketches,
etc., and is truly the American Boys
Own Journal" Illustrated. No boy
should be without it. Only so cents a
year. Monthly. Specimen sent for
stamp. Agents Wanted Address, Our
BOYS, Chicago, III. v ~
We will club Our BOYS with the TRI-
BUNE at s.. So year, in advance.
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We learn, that on Tuesday last Messrs
Hanson & Skove laid the keel for auoth-
er new vessel for Mr.. Chas. Lindgreen,
of Chicago, which is to be exactly of the
same dimensions as the Christina NiIson
This being the third of the same mould,
and two more are contracted for.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-02-01

SCARLET FEVER and Measles are prev
alent to an alarming degree in our County
and City, carrying off many Joy and
hope OF sorrowlng parents and friends.
We are glad to learn that there is no Small
Pox in town, and hope soon again to be
able to report the usual healthy state of
our community.
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.HesC advertisements.
NOTICE TO ONTRACTJRS and BULB.

The undersigned School Board of Joint School
District No. City and I pwn of NauitosSoc,- III
receive sealed proposals for lie building cia School
house for said District according to the plans anu
specifications 10y Ii. II. Ian ti. architect Chicago,
now iii our brands, until II NJ Feb. 1hth 1872.
Also for the building inShod including furniture and
furnaces. 20 81
And for tho building III accordance witt. The report
of Committee.
The Board reserves the right to reject any or all
bids. For further information apply -. a.. $50
fta .=a-a- JOHN LANTi.Y Clerk.
w. W. WALDO. Direction.
THOS. ROBINSON, Treasurer.
M,uitowoc Fob trt
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OUR Representatives returned last
Saturday from Madison 20 attend to some
business in regard TO certain necessary
legislation for our city las c. r. used to
say], and to other little home affairs,
which win probably occupy them through
tha present week. We sincerely hope
that their absence from the Capitol will
aot stop the legislative proceedings en-
tirely.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-02-01

THE following Is the statue is the old
Saxon code referring to Leap Year !:
Albert, as often as leap yearrc dothe
occurre, the woman holdth prerogative
over the MEME in matters ofcourtshippe,
love, and marrimonie 50 that when the
ladye proposeth it shall not be lawful for
the name to say nae, but shall enter
tame her PROPOSAL in all guide courte-
Sic
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other day. A country man Whose name
we did not learn was thrown from his
sleigh on York street, and was thought
1T first to have had some ribs broken. but
fortunately was not seriously injured.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-02-01

We learn from the Sheboygan Herald,
that its able editor, George Marsh, has
been confined to his house for the last
week, by severe attack Of diptheria, but
Is now recovering rapidly. Take better
care of yourself, George, we can't spare
you in our fraternity
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-02-01

THE Presbyterian Sociable held at the
residence of Mr. Jones, of Neshoto, on
Tuesday last, was largely attended, not
withStanling the cold weather. 1t is
spoken Of as one of the most enjoyable
times the season, and was also quite pro-
fltable; the receipts amounting to about
800
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-02-01

SERIOUS AcCIDENT.-John Bievcr,
from Cooperstown, met with quite an ac-
cident in this City last Monday afternoon.
He had transacted some business with
the County Judge and going out
from the Office, had the misfortune
to fail down the stairs, striking On his
head and breaking his right arm aud dis
locating his wrist. He was taken to the
Office of DIR. Schallern, where all the aid
possible under the circumstances was adj
ministered to him, and he was sent home,
we hope, wiser and better man than
when he came.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-02-01

Do not order your printing of agents
till you have called at this ofice and ex-
anned samples of work and prices We
are prepared to do all kinds of work.
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Our HARBoR.-The Propeller st.
JOSEPH went to Two Rivers and this port
and returned to Milwaukee last Monday.
The Scow Ella Dook is loading pressed
hay for Mr. 0. Torrison to go tothe Clay
Banks. @
The u s. Grant, loaded with sup
plies, left this port last Wednesday even
ing. to continue her trip to the burned
district
I The Glen Cuyler is ready to start with
slaves for Milwaukee and the Ware is
loaded for the same place with cord wood.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-02-01

FIRE MEETING. The regular monthly
meeting of Badger Fire Engine Go. No.
l., vii! Io held this evening, at the En-
CINE House, at II o'clock. A punctual
attendance is requested. The sending
of a delegate to the State Firemen's As
ISOLATION will be considered
SAM'L G. PRINCE, Sec'y.
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DIED.

In Rochester. n. Y. on Saturday, Jan.
Goth, 1872. Mrs. SOPHIA MARSHALL,
widow ofthe late I. II. Marshall, mother
Of Louis b. Marshall, formerly a resi-
= dent of Manitowoc. -
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SECOND WARD SCHOOL.

Those pupils in the higher depart
ment, who have, during the month of
January, stood above IS in each study
and 81 in department, on a scale of 100
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-02-01

QUARTERLY MEETING occurs in the
Methodist Church next Sabbath. Love
Feast 81 aud preaching at l01 &. NJ.
Sacrament of Lords Supper after morn
ing Sermon. Sunday School Concert in
the evening.
A p,otrac.ed nesting has been held in
the same church, for several weeks and
there has been quite a Revival
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-02-01

Our merchants are busy. The streets
present a lively appearance and money
IS exchanging hands more rapidly, than
for some time. Let the good work go
IN
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powers not ia use or existence, and heavy

powers not la use or existence, and heavy
umbering interests long since defunct,
still the assessment by the committee of
1870. was considered the faireSt ever
made in Mauitowoc County. And the
chairman, Mr. Smith, told US while their
report was under discussion, that he had
made but little or no alteration in the
proportions. The amount of the entire
assessment for 1870 is i,709.000 The
amount for 1871 is 9.75l. las, or about
2-3 times Il cater than that Of 1870, &C
curately it is little more than 5 2-3 but
| will use the % to show the matter
as l understand it, and, with the vaua-
tons, any person can see the matter as
laid out by their committe.
We will start in with Cooperstown, one
of the committee towns, making valuation
of 1870 as our basis:
Valuation of 1870, $4,000, multiply by 2-s
and We get AIS, 500 GO
BY Committee ST. ,S64 rs
Gain to Cooperstown COMMITTEE town A, sol 81
Two Rivers valuation 1870, $4,000, multiply by 23
as before gives 952 coo
> -0''''-''' 1920
onp a sb one on in it.
for T the year is10 t ,, odad 70 o.r town, the
amount s 81 - could not be 9etsip Ge 6oo
by % gives 100000
A i'" y '''-'D'''''' ~ -,--o-.o
lam TO fra Rnml 1870 ,oo ooo ,,,in, I9siyas
gives s SOC &C. g, &c
- zo- "a
Town of Eaton valuatonls7o, $4,000 multiply by 8
Valuation by committee 157 ,905,s IS
Los. to Eaton 1926, %
I uown of Aanit0"o' 1870 $1,000 multiply ~ 90
By Committee 21S,asl.70
I Loss to Manitowoc 23,5s1 Is
% gives 1.s53, 33S ,sS
ny 00h'm''''e t l.ozo,Ooo.-o
Loss to the City A'6e6,67
Dut VIII hoe take any more room OF
TIME 10 carry this -thihg 1urther' ANY
one having the report OF the county
CLERK before him can look the matter up.
No person OF sane mind can believe
that the town OF Two Rivers had dimln-
lshed IN value OF Its real and personal
capltai' IN the snort space OF one year
S242, 623, 80. We all know Its large man.
ufacturlng Interests have largely lncreas
Ell thelr capital, ana that the haroor lm-
pTuNeMent mas Increased the Value OF It's
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-02-01

THE young ladies in this city should
take the gentlemen to church on Sunday
evening, or wait for them or the church
steps after evening service
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WEEKLY LETTER LIST,
WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.

W1EAT-Winter, $40 80 ctscts
Spring l,l591,l6 cts
RYE-G0
OATS,-35- .--
BARLEY-5o6675ets
PEsA5,--5et1l 90
BUCk-WH EAr-6of0T 5cts
BEANS,-Sl .OO@1, Is
TIMOTHY SEED-$2, 90
RAPE SEED-S1E5 F t
FLAX SEED-s1, 5O01,75
OTATOES-45d scots.
EGGS, pei dozen-15G.20cts
BUTTER, per tb-1S(a1 2Dets
FLOUR winter, per $50 bl.-s0@7.eo
spring-S5 T5@6Zs
MEAL. per cwt-S1 .25@g14o
WOOL per b-55@5Sc
SALT per 5rl-S240 r.r.
PORK, 3, 15ive cwt-S(04 co
dressed-S4, 25@475
BEEF, on foot-3.00 a $50
dressed 81 30 a. $50
SHEEP, per head-S2, so "a $500
WHITE FISH, hlf brl-ST,0O
HIDES green-S@9cts
dry -1SM20cts
HAY,-S13.00@15 90
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

OUR Madison correspondence again
came too late for this issue.
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Dhl6Iu
IF. r. S. and J.. L. D.

Both spring from the A. B. c.
The flag was attached to the staff by
red white and blue ribbons and carried
by one of the Primary Department in
charge of its. very able principal. Mrs.
Webb, who also was the originator and
executor of the beautiful emblem.
The procession was received at the
new School house by the District Officers
Messrs. S. A. Wood, A, NJ Richter and
Fred Schultz: being conducted to one of
the large, rooms in the building, they were
very feelingly welcomed in the dedica-
tory address delivered 10 the most happy
and impressive manner by our genial ora
tor, Mr.. Esslinger, who, after closing
the address, delivered the keys of the
new building to the principal, Mr.. Esta
brook, whom he addressed in very
feeling and laudaory manner, drawing
tears from many a one, hitherto unac-
quainted with such deep emotions.
Mr.. Estabrook, who has already gained
the esteem and 1--we of every parent ard
child in his District. responded in most
heartfelt expressions of the immense re-
sponsibility Of his profession and of his
sincerest desire to be found worthy of
| his calling. The children then were dis
missed from tbs School house and led to
the Turner Hall where by the especial
efforts OF the Dist. Treasurer, Mr.. Schultz
and hrs excellent wife, assisted by many
of the first ladies of the District, q
fine collation. had been prepared for the
whole school, and where the happy chill
dreu enjoyed themselves with music and
dancing until s clock In the evening.
wher they ell we're dismissed, and went
home. pleased with the consciousness OF
having celebrated aud enjoyed one of tbs,
happiest and at the same time one of The
most interesting days of School District
No. 2. IN the city of Manitowoc.
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] certify the above to be correct.
II. s. PIERPoNT, County Clerk.

II. s. PIERPONT, County Clerk
Manitowoc, Jan. 10. 1872
The valuations of the several towns in
the county. as made by the County
Board for 1870, gave general satisfaction
throughout the county. The assessment
was made by competent committee who
worked the whole matter up with great
care and LABOR.
The valuas ton vas low, but the proper
tions we're undoubtedly nearly correct.
Manitowoc Rapids, in that valuation. was
too high beeause the equaGzers sill con-
tiuuej 10 Jory high estimate upon water
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GRAND ENT FOR THE
BENEFIT FTHE JONES LIBRARY
ASSOCIATION.

As stated in our last issue, all the ar
engagements are nearly completed, and
without doubt this will be THE great
affair of the season.
We learn that the Trustees of the
Turner Association. have placed the
Turner Hall at the disposal of the Lii
brary Committee, for the occasion at q
mere nominal rent.
Prof. Bieling has kindly consented to
take entire charge of the Concert ar
engagements, and as he has no superior in
the State, in musical ability, we may ex-
pect to hear rich treat, both of instru-
| mental and vocal music. His band will
also furnish the music for the dance,
after the Concert
The ladies are making ample arrange
ments for supper, in connection with
| the rest of the entertainment, and the
following Ladies have been selected to
| act as committc to solicit donations:
NORTH SIDE.
| Mrs. T. Windiate Mrs. W. 3. Jones
l.. Johnston James Barnes
SOUTH SIDE
| Mrs. G. w. White Misses Schallern
Miss Richter ..-lz
The following are to act as a commit
tee on table arrangements.
Mrs. T G Shove Mrs. VIM Backus
Il D Shepard :" J f Guyles
:" d Richardson Henry Sibree
L. Johnston 6 JOS Thombss
The ladies Of the Association have un-
dertaken to get up first class entertain
ment, and they are determined to make
it the most recherche aud splendid aifai,
that has taken place for years.
The object which The entertainment
designed to benefit, is certainly one that
appeals to the generosity and pride oil
every one who claims to have the least
spark of literary taste or culture.
The Committee has placed the tickets
| at the moderate price Of 50 cts. each and
the time has been definitely fixed for
Friday night. Feb. 9th, to commence a,
o'clock.
So boys ask your girls and get you,
tickets early, that you may be sure tc
get in, because it is expected that the
Hall will be filed
The programme will be published il
full in next weeks TRIBUNE Tick cts
may be had of Henry Sibree, o. H. Mar
tin, Thomas Robinson, Geo. w. Fechter
Ed. Conway, Qurin Even, Henry Null
holland, at the Library Room, Windiate
House and at the door,
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QUITE number ice houses in this city
are being filed. We predict cool sea-
Enn.
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Close CALL-One week ago last Mon
day, John Gallagher, one of our young
townsmen, while in the lumber woods,
near Green Bay, had very narrow es-
cape from instant death. While he was
ciicppfng z limb some Is feet long and
over tkree ineheS in thickness, struck him
en- the top et his head, knocking him
dowa AMI large hole in his head. He
was brought home and is now under
medical treatment, improving rapidly.
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The special committee to whom was referred and
who have had under consideration the building a
new bridge Main street, would beg leave to sumt
the following report:
Taking into consideration the shaky state of Sth
street bridge, and the loss and damage which our
people would sustain of u praishe accident to
that structure dem the building of Il new bridge
Oh Malh street not only advisable but highly
sary- We would therefore recommend that a plan
similar t" plan of lie several plans furnished by
Mr.. l.. Soucru, be adopted by this board, that
tn: committee be instructed to advertise forthwith
loc 5i,.c for building bridge Main street accor-
dug TO plains ami specifications and in accordance
W in n 81 nilar plan above alO ell to, and world
recon>rs' I'd that the committee be author adj
yertiss ii >u h manner for proposals to enable
parties bid for tie whole work or or the center
piers an \ prttches elie part and for the swing
as another rart separately We would recommend
Also that pay for the work sonli be made in
the following hummer: After awarding the contract
~ responsible party parties. and after he lattor
shall hare given ample surites for the fail lfHl per-
iornance OF the contract, the city shall ten pa, 25
per cent of thc whole of the structure ash down;
for tie remaining rs PER cent, the city shall issue
city orders Snrk is COMP lei ed un3 the
bridge accepted ny tbr Board of Aldermen.
The orders shall be issued i'll such o amer, that
one-thirj OF the amount he payable II fyst OF
January 1873, and shall bear interest one third
he payable the first of January 1874 ard bearing
Ter interest and one third falling due on the
first of January 1878, bearing also per
est. The award contract for building the bridge
shall be so shaped that the work must be completed
on the FIRST of september and the Board of Alder
men shall reserve the right To reject any all bids
fully submitted Signed T. H. A Wallici, I'd Con
way, Geo PaHkratz- Report adopted Ayes 6, Aubcrg
Conway. Carus, Kappes kuhI. Martens. Fankratz,
'aiIich- Nays 3, Barnes. Hanson, Kostomlatsky Y.
NJ. kuhi offered tie following: Resolr,d, that our
representatives ere hereby instructed cause the
passage OF special act 10 empower the Board of Al
dcrneu 10 issue city orders, not to exceed twenty
thousand dollars and taaring interest net exceed
ten per cent fer the purpose of building bridge
Main 81. Adopted. Ayes s. Auberg, Conway, Carus
harres. kuhl, Martens. Pankratz. Wallich Nays
B, Barnes, Hanson, Kost"mlat>ky.
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TIE Appleton Crescent says: Brill
ion, Cs,ume. Comfy. ct once feels seFse
of the fruits Of the constructions Of the
Manitowoc Railway to that township. A
busy village is certain to spring iuto ox-
tstence NJ once. Messrs McNutt & Rar-
ris viii soon have an excellsQt saw mill
in operation. while Messrs Bishop &
Blanchard are hurrying forward an ex-
tensive Save Factory. Other business
must follow.
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SUPERVISOR.

SCHOOL District No. 2 of our CITY,
celebrated, last Monday afternoon, one OF
the most interesting events it has had
since its organization: that Of taking pos
session by the teachers and children Of
their splendid new brick School house
on Sth St. The exercises commenced at
2 p. m. by the four School Departments
with their teachers forming in line at
the old School house, and marching with
banners flying and led by the excellent
brass band of Prof BieHng to their new
premises. One Of the banners was the
flag of our County, the other beautiful
large blue flag with the following inscrip-
ton in silver: Dist. No. ..