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THE PERILS OF FLIRTING.

The following excellent article we clip
from the La Crosse Depocrat for the elf
cation of little girls vlo seem to have a
pesckaHt for flirting. 1t is 4 sermon in
itself and the moral is obvious. If cur
young ladies' have not such stera mothers,
the story shows them heE they ought to be
served:
"Ilerei is ene of the traest stories we ever
told. A young miss of somewhere about
fourteen years of uge, residing with her
parents IN this city. has iacely developed
into a remarkable little Hirt. She raises
hob with the boys, anu few days since
she went in for larger game, and got all
she bargsined for and more too. She saw
a Chicago ''eo6mercial tourist" and she
ig.t firtei her handkerchief at him, Il lit
tie, for luck. lie didn't appear to notice
anything but watched her home. He
passed the house, and from the upper win
dow she gave him anpother dose Of hand
seFehioi, lie weRt to the door and ruuG
the hsll Tbs maternal relative OF the
girl saak her hands cut Of the "suds' and
seas to the door. An explanation fol-
iawed, aud The young man went away
l The lady Ieuk oil heF slippeF. good. old
/ fashioned eafskin slipper, with s,,e
/ leather h0ttsm. ana called the young lady
( down stairs. shs came like lamb to the
sIaug Atsr. and it is said that ma took her
acrQss her kna1, and-well, all of you have
been there. N1 scalRed Modoc Indian ever
"yipled " any lauder than did the young
handkerchief saFF!er She went to school
the next day aai as she sat on the eench
and tried 10 study her lessons, her mind
was preacespisa. as it were, and Visions
of sides Of sais leather warned her Of the
unpleasantness of getting cought flirting
All she uses her handkerchief for. now,
is to wipe her customary nose. If this
proves warning to young grrls
the object of this viii be accomplished
'Shoo' fy."
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PERSONAL AND IMPERsONAL

The Danbury News man is gon ng to have
"talk'' with Captain JACK
The Marquis of Butte { 'Lothiar the
wealthiest OF all the British mobiles, is com
ing over this summer.
1t is authoritatively rum oreI a. Milwaa-
kee, that Alex. Mitchell and 5. S Merrill
are soon to retire from the st Paul Road -
La Crosse Democrat.
Jea uin Miller has informed Boston
man that he is to be married soon to an
English lady of fortune, the only daughter
of Sir L. D. Hardy. of London.
4 Virginia eolored 10y, only seven years
old. has committed murder. How much
longer will bigots insist on the inferiorty of
the African race?
Jansen, who shares with Lockyer the
honor Of discovering the application of the
spectroscope to the observation of solar
prominences, has just been elected to the
chair in the French Acadamy vacated by
the death Of Langier.
The burning cf Ascension Church, in
Baltimore, was caused ly-an attempt Of the
sexton to scorch out a wasps nest, near the
choir. 1t mus. be..a satisfaction to the
singers to know that he accom- lisheL h 5
object. The burning Of the chutch was
merely incidental.
\ gent eman receiving legacy of ten
thousand dollars from his fathers estate
gave it to Phillips Academy, at Exeter,
New Hamshire. for the benift of oor
students trying to master an education
But this provi:o is made; they must not
use tobacco in any form; for, says the
donor, NO boy shall! smoke cigars or chew
frne-cut' at the expense Of my fathers la
bOr.'
The poet Stelmln, whose lis Of Wal
tc7 Savage Landor 10 Scribner's for May
has been pronounced one of the ablcst
peices of criticism yet produced in America,
will continue his series in that magizinc on
victorian Poets by studies Of Teuny son,
Mrs Browning, Hood and Proctor, Swim
bourne and the New School. Scr.bn,rs $
Monthly will socn iegin also series Of
essays on"M Modern Ske, ticism,' by Aug
uStus Blauvclt, whose recent PAPER On
"Christ's Mrices Scientifically Consider
ed, has been so widely discussed
Bayard Taylor, who is acting at the. .Il-
enua Exposition As the correspondent of
the New York T,ibaHe, made quite SEN
sation at the banqua given to tie rr2ss,
Just before the opening Of the Exposition,
by speech which was received with the
most enthusiastic applause. One of the
most fclicitous events of the speech WIS
the coinage of "a new German wor /. Mr.
Taylor said: 1T is to me the cXpressi II
Of closer union of III press in all Ian Is
in order to e&tnIate cid lIcjudices, u
further peaceful and Instructive comparisons
in politics, society, and literature, aud fin
ally,--I might almost say,--to inau 5urate
a kind Of universal vorld-sociailty Welt
gcmuethiichkdO among the people of all
civilized countries The next day, Mr..
Taylor's UeitgemH, s4tichkeH was all over
lei. ma, and IOrnics1~ tne etap.a Of the lead
iug editorials in ell the papers.
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the LAST Ct TRAIN.
The Great Mental Fillibuster
Committed to the New
York Lunatic Asylum.
HIS PIP e Ar a n c z Iss
COURT.

New Yonx, May 20.-1n the Train case
this morning, the court directed the jury
to give a verdict of not guilty on the ground
of insanity. Mr.. Bell said that two of the
Jurors informed him that it was not their
verdict. The court replied The YER
diet is entered and that part of the case is
disposed of" DR.. Cross testies that this
insanity continues, and therefore Train
must be sent to the State Lunatic ASYLUM
Train excitedly said, l protest against
the proceeding here, ! have been five
months in jail without being granted a
trial" Then addressing Judge Davis he
said, Before leave here move your i'm
peachncnt in the name Of the peopl1-
The Judge ordered him TO sit down and
an order was made to send Train to the
State Lunatic Asylum.
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Real Esuate.

4 FARM-A farm of so acres of most de-
n siratle land; 10 acres cleared, 70 acres
OF hard wood no swamp or h,lls, and good
spring of living water Situated IN town
Newtenburg between the Sheboygan and
Calumet roads, about six miles from the CITY
Of Mani'owoc the n} of nwt in actions,
town lS, range % This splendid piece Of
land will be sold cheap if applied for imme-
diate'y. Purchasers may apply TO the own
er, Mrs Flaherty, in MIR Lantry's brick
house near the steamboat landing, Manito-
voc, Wis IA 39-iT
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A Gallogstown lady recently requested
her husband to 20 to the dressmaker and
tell her that she (his wife) had changed
her mind and would have the watered silk
made up instead of the poplln, and that,
''if shs thinks it would look better with
bias aounces without putting, and box
pleaded below the equator, which should
be gathered in hemstitched gudgeons up
and down the seams, with gusset stitch
between: she can make 1t up IN that way,
instead of futips the bobinet insertion and
piecing out With point applique, as sug-
gested Yesterday. The mar is now raw
ing maniac.
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IN PRUBATE-MANlTOWOC COUNTY
ICOURT IN the matter Of the estate of
John sShaw deceased. On reading and
filing the petition of Margaret Robihspn
late Of said county. representing among
other things that John Shaw late of sail coun-
ty on the l4th day of August \. d. 1864 at
Stanton. Virginia, in the United States SER
vice, 4 ell intestate, leaving goods, chattels
and estate within this state, and that the
said petitioner is the former widow OF sad
deceased, and praying that administi alton
Of said estate be to Eugete Riley granted, it
ordered that said petition he heard be-
fore the.ludgeof this court, on Mond,y, tho
9TH day of June A D., 1873, 81 10 o clock
4. VI , at my office i'll said county.
ORDERED FURTHER, that notice thereof bc
given to the hens Of said deceased and TO
all persons interested, by publishing copy
of this order for three successive weeks prior
to said d ~ of hcariny, in the Mnnitowoc Pi-
lot, Il Weekly Newspaper published at Man
itowoc in sail County.
W. W. WALDO, COUNTY JUDGE.
Dated Manitow oc the 81 day Of Maya. y
1873. 1i-i0
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Family
Flour.
Goods delivered to all parts
Of the City free of charge.
North Eighth Street. Opposite the
FIRST National Bank.
SAVE YOUR ASHES.

-MR. II. C.. McCallister wish
es to notify the Citizens of this
City and County, that he, hay
ing commenced the manufac-
tory of Perlash and Saleratus,
will pay the highest market
price in cash for all the ashes
made in this vacinity, and viii,
within four weeks, send around
and pick them up at your own
doors. Ashes are worth saving
care, howeve, should be taken
that they are 50 secured as not
to set fires by rekindling. Save
your ashes and get your money.
at your own door, no humbpg
g:ng; he must have ashes.
l4-31 If
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SMILES

They have a Judge in Kansas who fined
lawyer for saying sc traHSt. The Off
c;.l Thought it was swearing, and remark
ed Indignantly that nobody could "sick"
nim in that Court.
Here we are now, within a quarter Cf a
nile Ct land was the joyful announce
mcnt made by au ocean stmr. Capt. tolls
grnmbling passengers. Where Which
way is = were the eager exclamations
which followed. ''Anywherc down below
there" sad the captain, pointing
toward the bottom Of tie sea; the lead
gives Us just two hundred and twenty
fathoms Of water, and the land comes slap
up against the brine
a Cincinnati maa, who suspected hi.
servant gIIl of using kerosene to kindle the
fire with, thought he would try her one
night; 80 he poured the oil out and filled
the can with water. The Iext morning
there was no breakfast and no fire to cook
It-nothing but Il stove full Of soaked wood
and the foo-ishest looking girl be ever
saw.
" bile Texas man was trying to anchor
his mule to a stake, recently, the animal
managed to get the rope around the man ;
neck, and then ran away at the top of bis
speed. The widO# wants to sell the stake
but will keep the mule as memoir Of her
departed husband.
A youth who was taking an airing in the
country tried to Gmuse himself by quizzing
an old farmer abOuu lis bald head, but was
extinguished by the cid man, vh 0 solemnly
remarked "Aoang man, when my head
gets as soft as yours, | can rqisc hair tc
SELL
An Irish pedGler asked an itinerant
poulterer the price of PAIR Of fowls
Six shiilings, sir In my dear country,
my darling, you might buy them for six
pence piece" "Why didn't you remain
in your dear country, then ?" Case VT
hadn't sixpence, my jewel
We have often wished for sentence
that would clearly explain it, A weste.:
paper kindly supplies the want in thi'
| beautif ul smile: ~ on might as we'll at
tempt to shampoo an elephant with {
thlmblefuli Of soapsuds as to do bushes:
and ignore advertising
The Danbury Nerg tells ths leautlfa
story of the encouragement Of good little
Sunday sch7ol boys: Twenty years age
the son Of 2 widowed mc.her was an un
educated and halt-cared-for youth. III
went into a store as an er-and boy, save,
up his money, worked hard every day, lin
tied himself to bat few amusements, prin
cipally fishing and seven-up, which lie in
dul.ed in on Sunday, SO as not to iniure hi
employer, and is nov worth $500, 900. Hi
mother enjoys a luxurious home, with
every want attended TO, and tie youn.
nan is new in Europe waiting for tie atfar
to blow over"
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FOR SALE.

House and lot, saw mili and
water-powerp privileg & and farm
Of sixty acres with barns and
appertaining thereto; !;
in the village Of Mishicptt, for
sale on easy terms. For par
ticulars of terms enquire on the
premises or of Ira. ?. Smith, of
this city:
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TN IBgBATE. NAhITOWOC COUNTY
COURT. In tic matter OF the estate Of
Franz hcisiorf deceased. IN rcgding and
filing the petition 81 Hieronymus Zech, of
Meeme, representing among other things
that FraEz II isiorf late Of Mceme in
said County, on tie 22n1 day Of A pril
A. d. 1873 at Meeme died iniestate, leav-
ing goods, chattels and estate within
this state and that said petitioner is son-in-
law Of sa:d deceased, and praying that ad-
ministration Of ,a,l estate be to him granted,
il is ordered that sa.a petition be heard be-
fore the Judge Of this Court, on Monfay the
26th day Of May A. b. 1919, at ~ O'Clock
A. NJ. at my office in said CoEay
ORDEEED FURTHER, that notice thereof
be given to the heirs Of said deceased, and
to all persons interested, by publishing a copy
Of this 9rder for three successive weeks prior
to said day Of bearing in the Menitowoc Ii.
lot a weekly newspaper published at Mauito-
Voc in said County.
Wv. WALDO, COUNTY Judge.
Dated the 26th day Of April A. b. l8 3
14-3s 4w
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A BIG FALL
Ia .'trc of men Concerned in she xcs.
t. a Lumber Combination Twelve
go under with Liabilities at Nine
Millions

Troy, n Y, May. The following
nsmed firms, members Of combination to
control the Western lumber market, have
suspended, their liabilities being 50 900, 600
White & CO.. Albany; 5. v. Barnard /
Co., New York; 0. Richards & Sons.
Sandy Hill: L. W. Adams { Co, New
York; Dodge d Co., New York: Page i
Co., Oswego; C. B. Nichols & Ca, Alba
nv; Williamsburg Mil and Lumber Co.,
Chamters j. Co., Cleveland; Watson &
Twitchel, Chicago, Barton u SEencer
Elabeth & +. A. Loveland, Chicago.
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GEORGE i. WOODEN.

Attorney and COun,e.o. al Ian, aHi Court Com
missioner tor MauIto oc COUNTY. AiI business ru
trusted to his care viii he promptly ard ttttAlU4ly
attended 10. Aivce honestly gwen. for wfrcl i
reasonable charge Nih bs made. OliCe CF bUr4I-
ST.. between Eightb and Ninth l2h-l
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IN PROBATE,-MANlTOW COUNT

IN PROBATE E,-MANlTONo oC COUNTY
L COURT
In the matter OF the estate of Henry Ponlmlnn,
deceased.
On reading AM flan- the pet ion OF Hsnrlck
TIiee, Of EestoI, rcpf,s g ntfng among or er
Il Ins- tnat Henry PohlmTrn late OF Newton, IN
~ county, IN t ADsh dsy OF JIne. A d, 1Sn,
81 BSFea. O in dI-d intrs ate e wing LoOIs. chat
- and estate within tai, State. and tn, the said
petitioner j. l1t;sr In-iaN o. s,iI deceased, and
ptdyfng II rt admins; tian ur said estate be- TO
FreIIIck Sc iutz granted, II is trlerri Ut tad
uetIu L De card before + c JUdee Of this 'Cur'.
on NJ ulay. tie 9.H dI ot June, A d. 1873, at IL
o'cl .ck 4. NJ at my oiIics N sud count,
O.derei further, tuat not ice therco' bc given TO
the heirs of said decel1ed an TO AL persons inter
es;ed. by puJiIShing COPY OF this or Ter Tor three
successive weeks prior to 81! day OF hearing, IN
the Manitowoc Pi,ot. a weekly newspaper publish
ed nj Nlnilo aoc. IN SAID coun'v.
iuI W. W. WALDO, County Judge.
Dated, N.nitowo oc, the 81 day OF NAV. 4. ID 1873
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IN PROBAfE-MANITo COUNTY
lC0UKT. In the matter Of the estate Of

Otto Troemel, deceased.
To all ckoaa IL MAJ concern Letters of
administration on said estate having been
issued to Chas. W White GU the 2ist day Of
May, A. D., 1873, and six months from
and after the said day being
allowed and limited for creditors to pre-
sent their claims for examination aud al
lowance. Notice is hereby given that tn c
undersigned will on the first Monday in each
month and on Monday, the first day of De-
cember, 1878, at the expiration of said six
months at the Probate office in the City of
Manitewoc in said County, receive. exam
inc, ami adjust all claims. and demands of
all persons agtins;s III deceased.
77G-iw W. W. waldo, County Judge
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WHOLE NUMBER ITO.
Legal Notices.

IN PROBATE-MANIT0 COUNTY
lCOCRT In the matter Of he estate of
Christine Schneider deceased.
To al ,ehom II may concern: Letters OF
Administration On said estate of Chris
tian Schneider. deceased having been is
sued TO John F. Zinns, on the 18th day of
November, A. D. 1878 and six months from
and after tire 18th day f May 1873. being
allowed aud limited for credi tors 10 present
their cl ,ims for examinations AMI allowance
Notice is hereby given that the unlersigse Ell
will on Frii1v.the 2Sth l.y ofNovemher 1873
and on the first Monday Of each month
within said six months at the Probate ofhce
in the City of Manitowoc IL said County,
receive, examine, aui adjnst al claims, aid
demands OF all persons sg liuss said de-
ceased W. " Waldo,
7T0.4w County Judge
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NoHTsswEsTEuy EOIsE

Franklin-st.. Aanitowoc. NJ Kettenhohen
Proprietor. The large brick addition recent;
bunk been lshsd IN excellent SIS le MAKING
1t one OF tie largest ani most complete Luteis in
Mapiio voc a good aole is krut III connection.
with Inc hOuse, where stoek viii be we'll crowded
A.
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STATE NEWS

two cars.
Lake flies have made their appearance
and are very annoying at Oshkosh.
The Turner's Society of Green Bay are
taking time by the forelock and making
necessary arrangements for the annual
meeting of the State Association which
occurs in Green Bay Aug. 10th to l9th.-
The pine grove on East River, east Of
Freund's tannery, has been secured. and
the prlncipEl exercises will be held there.
Bachs celebrated band, from Milwaukee,
IS engag' !, and will be there throughout
the session.
A lad named Fred IIuda was fatally
crushed at Appleton by the fall Of 4 pile
Of boards.
Reports from forty-thrce hop yards in
Jefferson, Dane and Dodge couItios, show
twelve yards wholly destroyed, and at
least half the roots in the remainder Of the
yards killed outright,
MANY I'taT lIft> III lHc bTcIiitAs ~ ~ t5t
Bend were killed from the severe cold last
winter.
jim Carey, the cranberry king of the
Northwest, on Thursday last closed a bar
gain with F w Daniels, whereby the saw
and grist mill and water power OF the Int
ter at Auroraviie, were transferred to
Cary Bros, Of Berlin. The boys buy the
property for the sake cf the water to food
their cxters sive cranberry marsh. They
now can control the waters of Wil2ow
Greek and use them as they please. They
paid Nr Daniels 500 for tie property
The GAINESVILLE accommodation ran down
an cmbaEkment a mile south Of Jancsyille
on the Chicago AMI Northwestern Railroad,
the track having been washed away by the
storm Wednesday afternoon. Two coaches
and baggage car were ditchel. Four
passengers are badly injured and twelve
oilers more or less. Phelps, Of the Chi
cago Times i among those seriously in
jurcl.
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IL PROBATE, MANITOWOC COUNTY
I COURT. In the matter Of the Estate Of

= jOtRI. In the matter OF the Estate OF
Anton Nosatny deceased. On reading and
fling the PETITION of Elisabeth Eckart of
Gibson. representing among other things
that Anton-NOwatny, .ats of Mishieett, on
the eighteenth day Of September, i, D.,
1872, atMishcott, died intcstate, leaving
goods, chattels and estate within this State
and that the said petitioner is widow Of said
deceased and praying tha, adminisiration of
said estate be to Charles Eggert, ranted. it
is ordered that said petition be heg before
the judge of this court, on Monda ara nine-
teenth day Of May, 4. NJ, at ~, the. in
said county.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be
given to the heirs OF said deceased, and to
all persons interested, by publishing cop-
Of this order for three successive weeks prior
10 said day Of hearing, in the Manitowoc Pi-
lot, a weekly newspaper published at Mani
towoc, in said county.
", W, WALDO, County Judge.
Dated Manitovoc, the 18th day Of April
A. D. 1873.
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4 FARM IS acres Of land, Frame Barn
a house, we'll watered spring, etc. 80
acres under cultivation, 3 miles from city.
Lets II < Is in Block lie, two frame houses
and barn. Lot in Block l56. house and
barn. The northwest quarteft Of northwest
quarter. section %, town Two Creeks, Man.
towOc county l2-4It ". Ii HORN.
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CTATE OF WIsCONSIN,-COUNTY OF
y ITOWOC,- SIS.

PROBATE OFFICE, May, 18th A d, 1878.
In @ matter OF the Proof and Probate o. the
la4t VIII ana Testament Of Hans Moeiler deceased
late oil the County OF N,Initowoc.
WHEREAS. an Instrument in writing, purpor
No.lIer deceased, late of the County OF Manitowoc
has been t!-1 in this office: and whereas appiica-
tiop has teel made By Ferdinand Rec pr ying Tat
the same be proven and adpittei to Prooat. &C
cordng 10 the laws OF tai- II IL:
Therefore ii Is ordered tina. said IMPLICATION be
heard before me at tne Probate oifrc N the City
Of Manirowoc in SAT- Comfy, on the -ltt day oi
June A. ID. 1Si2 ~ ~ O'Clock forenoon.
AndIt further ordere |, that notice shall be
given TO II persons interested in sald III, the
n, and place of hearin. Or Du u1lcation IN the
Mani owo. IILor newspaper prute said
CITY FOR three suCcessive weeks. uuce tch week
pri r to tn, time oil sucl hearing.
b Court
W " WALDO