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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

PER SONS harij,g advertisement
s,4teadea ,oy Insertion az the ensuin.
asn,jer 81 the 7IeTBC NE, ,riR pleas,
haad IA their tjjsrors preriic'ts TO nes
!Ke.iaes,ldg noon.
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ras pokls7 aaD svsE1I- Con Lrvrs oil is Ii"zsrs
. Ct>srli'~, u.ade tie SEA shuie. from ife~h.
Iscs-, Iivers, - Cs,wz.L, HAz,Rp &C., Nc~ Y"rs
Il y si-siutey PER: and srrs. Patti nts Wb" hsy'
taken ii prefer il to al othsr physicians have
ds-es it sapelirr of the other uli, maskc,
= 81 -
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cenase-6eas ynss.a sse.ss se..,.

There are now in circulst;on two sets
of counterfeit ere dollar Unitet Sites
notes TIE first of these bogus - o.
backs : poorly engraved on ,olsrsbly
good peHeT, sad purpor,s IL lie Ne. 9,Sl2
The statue Of America. on The leis
hand side OF the note. is family executed,
as is also the Redslion portrait in the
lower rish;-l:and eerner The li.o an
sTavi"s on The back is indi>tinet, aDa The
curTeo iinea VISA and rssefins The
second counterfeit, is badly printed on
Hretched paper, is numbered 81 .T2o. sni
the engraving Is exceedingly coarss and
.cratchy
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VALEhTlNEs.-Ih l4th Of February
next will be The day for our young folks
IL, present each lheF with Valentines. -
The be-, assortment Ia select from 10 thi,
city is at presan, at G. W. Fechter' =
sore.
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DEER i hose selling venisou around
town will DO velI 10 uuit the business for
wiki az they are now Liable TO a severe
nenaity. Our State lav f,rbid> the kill
:.c of deer sfier the 18th OF Janusry-
over twc weeks ago.
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cassPsp HASps, face. roash ska rinrI.s, rims
Norr,, sal,r}spr,. ard ,ihgr cons rf n,
s..re. I'D fis, SKIN male mi Doth. ~ usinp
thc T.s Soar. ade y we'll. Hazard
Mes York lie eer;nr ~, The Jr.ipsr 10, 81
s. :ies many worthless in t-t'rus mad, nth
c9ssfaCE tar. 10 5. L w
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PATIEhT-"D pciOr, | have tefritt,
neh, and my children are all down -ieh
i,h coughs. soro threats and colds -
That shall we dap" DnCToR-"Tah,
l. ians,,n.s Hive Syrup and Tolu, or
inmry Syrup This wiIi very soon he
e-s and cure you sud al he children.
i an yxceilrn. fi,Eii'y nedicins Full
,secii..Hs are nn The b,ttles. You cau
"a II ut sny drug store for thirty c
,.uts !"
Cor rHE SICK llEApAcHE AND NEU
ALICIA? take DIR. MIXERS Magnetic
:alm and get veil. Ii will cure rs if b.,
magic Ouiy - cts per io,tle.
See advertise in his paper.
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RAILROAD ITEMS.

About one huudred passengers left here
by the Milwaukee. Lake Shore Il West
ern Raiir"sd, yesterday. Two new and
elegant coaches for use on its line are ax-
rec.ed daily. It's new brick dcpo. at the
loot of Buffalo street. will be opened for
business in few days. Shippers should
take notice that al! freight must be deIiy-
cred there; and that everything taken
for Fond du Lac. Shebpygsr,. Wilson.
Oastbnrg. Cedar Grove. Port Washing
ton. and all intermediate poins when de
iivered at the depot before clock in
b. afternoon. will go forward the same
day.-4ga Nei0s, Eth.
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ENGAGEMENTS. not in strife but of
The most loving kind. are now the ord,r
IT the day. We have heard of several.
II must defer naming them for little
wAile yet.
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RgnspR,sGs.-E K. Rand ha. iu>.

RgnsPRlNGS. K. Rand has iu>t
re..siv,- y -zrii.ies - psteat be !-sprinss,
which are really a Z. ';'' i'se'f sa'e"''
ani a. the same time the cheapest
rangemen' for comfort, The springs are
fastened on the slads of the Led, On
which common strSw-,ick j. laid, and
IN this -iupie nsnusr they furnish as
an possibly he sd y we use these
springs Ourselves, We know whereof We
spe@kT
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lnirAiY nnAKn az sTrERYIsnRS.

II. Hubbard Chairman, JauuUWos Rapids; JOIN
Mil rutl*y.iie; 5uhu "A -Areuie J''hhIarii
Seh.ssw4s; etah EitIIi; Patrick M&luH La.
erty, FRED. ccirua.f. NsHt"L: L. T. N.cfIois, h"ch
len a. inysr An.fInst at, l.. j. SinaiieA .MaufuS"c
a 4 Iuil.kr, i>t Mad r.. conway. u " Hrd; l. \
ptsa q. y ara; ~ l. q ert 4tl N,,rd; Il. ilkiiIs.
e. Daiaet / v,u Rivers, v Rub-I,i.Il, h"s>uih L
l. S,k.r ffauaiiu: "a he-stI, LuE l. S-Nvr: d. hi
Tuu.i uolet-i'lyyB: Is. ti.rtsa uitsUu; " miisch,
a4ls..coli; t.ea. Nugri, Two creeks.
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The Folio E,r February has JUST reach
d Us 1t contains IesijeS very interest
NJ reading mater, six pieces OF music
I've lr,.uph' thee an Ivy leaf Song.
Four Leap Year VI all yes for PINE
Hear ne my Grnl-Snlo and Quartet
lIich can all l.t. i.nueht fur ten gents. OF
.s,.lve number fog 81. Apply to White.
ini;h & Perry. 29s & 300 Washington
,reet, Bnstnn, Mass. We furnish it with
he TRIBUNE for g, as 4 year.
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SPLENDID sleighing. pleasant weather
and fast hoise, keep DER Livery establish
neEts buster tisn ever.
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Officers & Directors of the Association

OFFicyEs-L. A. Schmdinsr, President; P. V.
beusier, Vice President +. W. Jacobs Secrstsry
y. il. Jacobs, TREASURER
Dbl oIoRs-G. G. TRIUMPH, President South Side
Bank; August Hreulich. " hulssais Liquor Dealer :
L. Schniatusr. HiiTaukEs Court Huuss Architect;
e. FiethTucE. Attorney sat Law; V. Jubobs, G1iI-
eral Insurance Agent; Ludwig Vogel, Carpenter and
Buiider'i Otto wv sturcb. Proprietor Soda Water
Zachary A. f. alischfAs-r, HsrdSoro Eer.haBI
Jacob Blum, Contractor ai~auk-a Court Hvu4e
III. Aschermsnn, WhoIs-s- T"bsccoist; P. V. Deus
ter, Pronr'etnr Mwaukse"S-- B1te :" j. P. nissiE-
EsT W hniesaie Liquor Merchant; y u RHn..i=c..s
eE-Ni fUsuhse tIfy trsrslrsr: , q Ham, at-u-u=-
- Law; Lewis R,ndskopt AiG=rren, AilEauLsc
'!rSaa achr.Aut, Proprietor isi.isrs S ! Htt-s-
a. q mn Es,or Merchant; Fam InH4ekopt, whole
ale -A4ift..r Eer.ilgnt
-, .rcu-s-s Continuing fall particulars seat
-pi .-sti"u RE ~ charge
ta5- 5io1ey sheula II sent "a rsgst.rea is,,zr.
.--i 1iilcs orGers, O. ~ EXPIRE
ParL BEGINNER Gsn.rAI k=nszcr.
@oa East Water street Milwaukee, TO whom al Cor
n.HHic&tioHs should he address.d.
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The Mssque, sde lei tbs oaehl of the
destitute families OF Ibis city tonight at
Turner Hall. Let all attend.
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THE Circuit Count of this county will
be held On FebrLry 9th Til ere lie but
little business on The cilendar.
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EGGs 1t our iarh ers will bring IN
IN -ir hen-fiuit now, 'ley can realize the
highest prices ever altered.
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sliEEs.


MCaLLISTER. = Al Robinson. Browr
CnnHiy. ksI,~a>. Decrni!er 29.h Is42
Of Consumption Miss Serbia MCAIL.
IsTER, aged u fears, ! months and
p days.
The subject IF this notice was Il youue
la.is IF kid heart and airiiah- disro
sition. Ii va The privilege Of The writ
er to become acquainted with her, only
short time before her death; but IL was
an acquaintance rich in spiritual iTn,.nv,-
nent. Her resignation and hnpes in the
shades IF death were bri,hS testimony
Of the sustaining and cnIufni'ing power
Of religion, when heart and fe>h fsil =
She had the youthful desire 10 live, yes
I'D Thy VII hs inne" Ga her t-sar.-
,y-6FEt hiT.ia Gay sac taaJ- : profession
of fai'h ia the fr-t iire.Eiyreri..a Uhu-cli
of Hia Estks. Kansas. eiyiug NJ the va"
tiles OF this world and ,eekIng to work
f1t Christ The evidence -he gave this
time # true change OF hearth il spo ken
of a. unusually clear and strong She
i. the hr-i member Of this Church that
has b+sn called to tn. Church ,riuui I,l;ant
n Heaven Desiring her stacker friend
10 restrain their Tears. she Peacefully +; /.
..ieei fJe,u-. Gu s.pa.th evening, tina,
.ae.sd dsy, ,5re C. ere.ls..ing resi-
:" pr- c:cas in sl.a sight Of IN. j.o-I Is
the Seaiii nj his .air,s BE- tbs -
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OUR CLEBING RATES..

According to arrangements wo can offer
| the TRIBUNE with any of the following
named publications at the prices thereto
annexed
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I'll SCIENCE OF HEALTH FOR DE-
GENDER closes The first. volume Of thu
n.w inderenden, Health ho,.thiq. The
present number contains large variety
OF Illustrated articles Including Pupri.r
Physiology the Eye; Medical Sysie n.s
Walking and Walkers Wicked Qusck-
cry; Gentle Heat in Cooking Tie
Horse MalSdy timely article on the
construction of Ice Houses The Health
OF Pr achers is Considered Tie Amer.
can Inslitu;e Fair is described Malarial
Diseases, and great variety cf import
ant subjects in Answers to Correspond
enss making very readable magazine
Price 20 cts. ; Or, 81 year Three
mon' h. free to those who subscribe now,
Address, :. L. u ellis. Publishers. 3S9
Broadway, Nov York F; or take it with
the TRiBUN al So 70 per year
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rnlLNrY ntlrERS

County TfeasureI-QUzgIS EaE EN-.
COUNTY CIerk-A- VI RIt fIIER.
shs rsn-R. ~. SN ART
.iu'er Snetiff-P. !. FIERCE
rtruHtN Sher.li-N =. UkIEbLiNG
Register 81 Der,ls-.uliN FRANZ.
Gtsik uI the Lpurt-A. PlEN ING.
County, JuiS.-N. ". ALDO
Di.tr,-t i rOrIiey ~ - 4 EHS ER
Suyt IT SchoUls-MICiiAE Ia hIRWAS.
t.,Tur,sr-k SIMON
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FOR SALE !

House and lot, saw mill and
water-power privileges and
farm OF sixty acre with barnes
and outhouses appertaining
thereto ; in the village OF
Mshicott, for sale on easy
terms. For particulars f
terms enquire on the premises
or OF ina 2. SMITH, Of this eli y.
ar.
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TIE Strialpie ri he house Of Mr.. Pr;c..
ist Tuesday vas quit = pleasant occa-
ION althoug!l the niinbcr Of attendants
sa> somewhat limited by Parry given.
y Mr.. & Mr>. George Bnrnet 10 then
nune iiiti,ds ri the same evening.
The next scciable will probably be held
II the cnuniIy. rhus connecting pleas
an. -leiehri,ie viii, the other enjoy Int Mt,
f the evening. Time and place will be
given next week.
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CuANGE OF ENUE.-The members OF
UT siusira! S.rciesy, at their last meet
ng Ie>nlvrd 10 accept the invitp,ion of
eyeral iii"nd>-foi nier residents II this
lily. and give their next c,neers at
irsen Bay iu>cead Of here. which will
Ike liaes. on | tuesday,. evening. Feb. IL.
be honorary niou.i.ers and either friend
II the ss.cis,y are caidixiiy Invited e.
,in in the excursion, which. ii tie
Weather Is fsvogai IL and The sleighing
-.,ntinueA ~ fine A. IL l. nov, vii prnv.-
nss OF ;!sa .,!easatiesr. most eHjoyable
nleriuinment> cf the ,ea-on.
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Aldermen, .th Ward ". rr.cI.szk',
A. J. Paichen.


Observation-Disclosures Lodge Ne. 61. A. F. & A
month. "a; The i.n2e ko"n, over Ihus- Robinson
1'Tug store, gu York Street
ODD FELLOW CHI, kermine Lodge No. s.. I.
Of - h., .:asts every Tuesday ~ n TX over Tho-
Ratnsuns AK st"rr. on forh Street
z:su,towee Lodge y le4 o OF O, r, meet
sysrs " stineslisy eren.rc, AZ The Lodge kooAi II
GsrU2' La liiae, corner 81; ana Jas Sts
s0Ss OK HERAAN.-Thu ne!s Lo,lgs No. :
as.tts every Friday evening" u LGdsa Room in tarus
fHisdH &. corner sth and Jay Is.
TURN rfREiE meets every Tuesday and frids,
sTsp.ng at the Turner Hat on Hs>I usr"n street.
sL0yANsKA LIPA rlects every SUNDAY afternoon
o'clock ~ their Hal GU North 18th street.
THE SCANDINAVIAN BR0THEEHooD meet
every !; edaei.y evening III Slo'anska Lia Hall uI
CHURCHES.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Memorial Church. Rev. Mr.. CT
SEVEN corner at st ard State SIS services ri
s'sork N. and z p IA; Sunday eciipoi II : p Ii
a:.tha--, Episcopal Church Rev 7 tnyeie. III
ST.: i..cg, :th state ttsst-, 1T Iul
and al - p. IN; sunday sc'i"'s at : T. a.
r ~ German EvanEeic"l I1,hern ChuIch. Rev
BIZ Iti"! Sili AMI Aa-ShAll Sis se,Stce
=: % a. - Il lay school at : !. M.
Catholic - Pnnif4cc,,s Cha,ci, Rev. Mr. Fe-sle
casi4-r u Na,n md Marshall SITS. E.riy Mas At
High sas~ ~ 20 a. Nesi'sr at =. = Neet
sEs Mstss a. , IL ~.
g3crnan Rsf,rraF Church Reg SIR Bisi eriuiz CO.
iisin ind Ham ton SIS. services at IL M,
I =. IN. SUNDAY school n. IA.
Gcrnisn Methodist hEr,h Rev. Mr. Landne er,oI
sth 81. south SIDE; srrrices It 40 II NJ AID p m
Sunday Seif, - =: 4" a.
German Baptist Church, Rev. NJ. TI:b Tth St.
South s.'l- services al "a III and y Suiia.
School Al Il.
Norwegian iEth~rn Church. Rev Mr.. Rineru cor
St and STATE SIS, scrvi every third sunday il
- '-'''' Il 1913 and every other SUNDAY il
The afternoon.
no4~v-..n Methodist Church. 6fh ST., ortl
SHE snrXI..r II 10 ~, aud 4.
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CONFECTIONERY iNH ICE CREAM.
r.. Wilcox would inform his friends and

Mf Wilcox would inform his friends and
the community sener.a VI at he H. max.
ing fresh candies on order, 80 thai he
San furni>h the greatest variety of con-
fectionary 10 parties and families, on
short notice and of Tbs bess cp=lity.-
lee cgg4a l. al>o consanriy farr i>hed IN
lac aid at sach sime A. his Gus
any quar-
TONERS may desire.
HESRY WILCOX.
All Who l,s7s pafronized Mr. Wilcox
befaV, We NJ. sUFe, will do 20 sxain and
new customers will certsinls call often,
Wboo tfs hsss tsio9 Az. ouee
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DIssoI U1IoN.-Frcun an advertise
uent in anol her column our readers will
earn tina: the ennsrtner>hip heretofore
.xi>iiug under the firm Of o. r. Bacon
( en-, has been dissolved By mutual con-
cent, alr. Marlin having gone to Chicago
70 complete his studies aud become q
DOCTOR Medicinae Sir Bacon will find
! hard so,k To attend alone To the con-
family aud desercediy Increasing businees
II the already extensive establishment
MISSIONS We would call especial at
e,,ti, Ia the interesting discourse OF
he IN ,ide ri this i>sue. preached Sun
lay before lat, Ivy our Rev. MIR.
: pvrn-. Missionary enterprise is but
ton ofietn l"nked upon a. waste of
~ ans and I;lpurs,pns we must cknowl
gr t-ur OVID surprise 1T the entire'y
60 .fraiy tfit cis nt these labor> which aie
50 plainly. rruIhtuily, and conviucinsl,
stated lay our esteemed pastor.
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CRY OFFICERS.

EAyor-GUAS LEiIhG.
CAV { les k-JUS. Ian hin.
Cay Ileat~;i.sI-t l,sl'. II ilCLIZ
CIiy Attgrr.eS -. A. tuhhESI-
Po!.c,- JlisI.te-I}UH \. SHOVE.
As.rrst,f--A. NELSON.
alHr~bsi-J liii-N EkN0N.
Survey OFT. ARAtsbY.
"A +. DunIke,
Aldermen let Ward Z freti scl!Iir e,
II. Guttniann.
-.,.N.stu ~'...Nays
Aids, raer. %, Ward A. manson.
-. sna!ley.
r i -
Alde.p1en 81 Ward Joseph StRhle,
j. ku.ckI chm.
Aldermen, sth Ward ". pTpclsZkn,
Al. Paichen.
Tgstires II this Pesce-isI Na.r-a. r. Mnns
Va t. t,-o. y. Wuelu; So Ward, J. o lara; 1
Nal }. : Anderson.
CuslsIshles-l=t Ward, v n. Gr'ebling; "a W a.
T. Il! ,siiiSon 81 Ward. i. Sfrtnct: 9Th Ward.
EHEnhy.
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TRAVEL The Snnvetnrms west and
auth ri US nos only injurs The travel bar
80 the transportation of the mails.
.a>t Thursday it wa~ impossible fur The
nail carrier to get through 10 Tw"
avers. and the road Was NOT opened 10,
avel until Saturday morning, u hen our
'ser2e!ic postmaster dis, arcled an ex-
IS team To early the Nosihrau mail 10
'e1 Rivers. The Southern mail la>,
tuesday, did nat bring anything from
"y"Dd She! oyean. The trains hasrg
.,led ~ arrive from Milwaukee.
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kr..Sasgs and departures Oh ihe 80
rich steamers.

-
rich steamers.
Tn. .idewheel steamers Sianitowoc and Shetoy gan
voIt,x ~outI, Will leave every morning tSui'ia}s ~
c,ttii at ~ ecluck Saturdays boat caves Al :"
y m Going North. Sa:urs = boat goes ilrongh F"
Two Greeks kevaunee and Ahnepee-
The upper-csbiu steamers Oc"hi", - joseph AN
True-tl-li will and depart tr'in Aan'io~aea
follows:
Going Soutil-Leavs every siorday- Wednesday
aud Saturday at aiinut a. hi.
s;oinr NorilI-Lcave every Tuesday, Thursday aIi'
Saturday ~ a,ouj p III. -
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COUNCEI. fsRDs EEDaNGs.


MANITuwoC, Jan. 9th 1878. b
Council niel pursuant I'd adjourun.e
Present, Mayor LaliDg, Aldermen Dum-
Ike. Sch Ittte, q u,tnzn. Conway, ilarsov,
Bean. Stsai,ie. Giihcrt AMI Patchen
Minutes OF last meeting read and sp-
proved.
Petition Of H. NcAiii.ter 4 S. 4 Wood
Ia abate dockage eu lots 5 4 g. block Isl
was referred to Com. On assessments l.
Finance.
a Dumke submitted the full )Bing
A. lher- i. defect On the steam duue
u, the new Steam Fire Eugine, threiore
he il
Realized, Thst the Clerk be instructed
10 give notice to tie manufacturers. Gale,
bros Pau.ucket, K | Ia repair or get
gid Stesmrr repaired. Adopted
The following alalin. were sreaenied
snd referred
Theodore jain 81 IS Con, ~ Ere d5V
4 Whitman 25J - Ia. .Ii-
Cooper & jones pa Bridges
The inllowins cIaiuis we're reported
back wiih Recommendation that they ba
I'll
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zAfsA WING DssssEgTEE.

md N.o will mako A. iAaT dots - rst1iy guard
ne interval OF ever. ticEel-holder and ar:-
james Is. kellogg, Esq, Of Kellogg Hathaway.
insjlthzoe Agentsi Il. N. Meudel, $50, Pgssid-uE
i"Hukes Aus!c'Il SpcGety; lion Moriz schUftisr,
Proprietor "t5enn=r asd Noiksfrsuud" Matthew
esi.i.. Secretary AIlwSHkee Board Of Water
All. sle-n"cks Esq, Proprietor Meinscks's NHlov-
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MILL AND FARM fot SAFE. 1t is with
a feeling Of depression when Wa head
ina, the Mi>iicc;t Saw Mil Is offered for
a,la We remember well he time wlIes
NV der the he>s ST 'pitiystinn al d
nproyrinent along the West Twin Riv,r;
wien Uncle Dan las thc revered father
of ,ur Ira Smith va. Familiarity called leti
tne Ssssni Mill At Two Rivers and erect
ed dam and ;iic saw mill at the spot il
aoX oecuric. in the VILLAGE of Mis.l:c".,
mi ~her the FIRST RATS IF pine lunher-
than safely varTuoisd two-thiris clear
,ezchei Two kiwsys snd were si,irps,l to
Chicago. He have passed many happy
hnurs al the Cue residences Of the ho-e,i-
sahle proprietor the be-, in the
..nuity-sn' enjoyed the excellent naeel>
prepared by the Kind iiostess-Airs.
Sruiih. We have SEEN their chiIar,
g,cwing W aId-beerping men and
women. sc,ive and energetic their pa
reais-ieaye nits after the ether The pa
ni.l roof. ua.i naw. the desr old moth
er il LETT the only occupsnt ef The large
ux,i>imn But the extensive estate is
more than she is able to take care of and
new sishes to sell al and retire To less
laborious exi<tancs The property is
raiu. hle one and Will furni>h,o say sciive.
iD'siliEeui lnan profitable invest nieLt,
steady ,,>su ,3xiipa sni ilea>an, iesi-
dcnce in one of the isszlfhirs, localities
aud bes, nt Is hor asis OF Wisconsin.
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IN Probate 'ssli5owrc County Court. in the
matter q toe estate ri Hsry Carr Decss=sd. .
rstatsg rnd fling he petition Of John Hall of Mani
-oA &C. fsilFeseH ming among afls~ things that Hary
Carr, axe o. Distks 3Iil- tae 3eth Gay May
? 1865 - 'isESs Ai'ls Iis ntgsfae. leaving good-,
ei,atti- and estate aiiin iris STATE s-n praying thai
administrator Of -ii lin Ts.nf-d IL j.
adsTed tiiAt said ietjrioa IL heard before The judge
- tisis to'ir Oh AeL3ay, ire lcth dsy If February
H. T. ISIS, a 70 o'clock A H.. at nv Office in said
coin uFcer-i ,Ttier, thu. police thereof be given
t'.s atrs q s1 deceased ali persons inter-
ea'sa, by pGbIlefrg copy Of tais order fer three
4tccsNsiye week prior TO said dSy hearing the
"HAs;iovoo TRIBUNE. weekly newspaper publish
sd Ut MsnitovToc in said county
1-st ;ss Wv WALDO Co. judge
Dated at Asnitcvec the Goth dsy OF 3.uusry A. u
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Joint seslo ol pfs:.ies ne. Z.

REPORT for the tern, of Is weeks. end
ing she 2Orh day ef December 1872
Possible No. OF ds.;s attendance. 33. 94s
Actual No. If dsys ATTENDANCE, -, 2s2
Average daily Attendance. 4u4
PEI cs'It, 81 sstep,isa2e. So
No of :aTdinesse. :,--sg
fine lost bY tardiness s56h 3Sni
Bass ln,t By absence 4.655
No 81 Wit. by t'sivaR.: 70
by others 90
M, ct different pupils s5s
Highest svsrsge attendance fer one
week, 1875
Highest NJ holding seat. any week. sos
] \. STEwART, Principle.
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Total 9n.2ISi Ms of reading matter
the Pilot contains:
~ 524 loaded Burgeois.
3,62S s. Nonssrcil

Total rs I52 Ms of reading matter, leav-
ins balance of Fourteen ,housand and
-ixty-six VI in favor of the TRIBUNE
BESIDES in The Plot every line is loaded
shiie mere than one half of the TRI-
BUNES reading matter is set solid, max.
ing a large difference in each column
What the Plot rays in regard 70 the
column rules is all po.i,e Ilse. as they do
,os diminish The sig, OF he columns ct
I'll. The thickue,. If the leads is also
Iniie immaieriai bS such III amount of
reading rii,.. ter IS is nov furnished by
he TRIBUNE, and in ihe length Of ti,e
cads there i. but lie inch difference by
tctual measurement. But the PstOt
xcels in spreading his advertisements.
swing his own twice. probably to show
better the beauty of it's setting ur, and
thus fills twenty-faur Of his thirty->ix
columns With advertisements. [ pity it,
poor readers. Your friend, L.
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Communicated

MR FoRCHERDT:-D Dear SiF::-Notic-
ing IN the i1t'!ot smother of the abusive
Ir;icles against you aud your TRIBUNE in
regard to the amount Of reading matter
published aud claiming hat he furnished
more reading matter than you do. | look
ed at both papers aud was convinced that
he was telling ialeehuud, tn convince
myself however full, went to work aud
carefully measured the reauina matter OF
.,oth papers Of last week issue and found
the following result. The TRIBUNE con-
taiiIs
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OESSOLtJ.xsSN.

NOTICE is hereby given tl'ai the partnership here
! to IRE EXISTING etv--n q. p bacon rnd ,.
esrtil sad knC-=t O = En- Is ST.
- m 81 AZ seTIeDt All bu>iue-s r-;a Ipg r.iG
i-;s a. mentioned r ii be u -te The IN
isF-ign :. Sho -3I continue t-e Drug bI sinsss
As ssuto- = a. tie GIG Iiss-. - y IAC0N.
EE .toaor. Ian. -. l. .24t
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-Af'@Fc'h a. IS y IVA. = ".
Cnu:'Disiea on Hire and Nat..r roper.
I'd hack the report of Badger Engine co.
No. changing It's nare 10 Mautosnc
Ca NJ. aud the election CT the folla.-
Ing officers:
jain Ian ~. Foreman
Henry Cherer. l~s Assistant
II RIp!inger. I'd
e. EKen. Secretary
Il. Anderson. 'i'r-a>rrsr
4. Michssen. Steward.
9Th rtcoiHEcnie ZION that the same be
adopted aud e!crion Of officers confirmed
Report adopiod.
j. j. lea;ctea repnrsd cnmnunig.
ton r;,oelfi ing The different, r....Iss IL
which neE b.ilgs or ssh stree. cnnld De
biiil,. sad askzl Ter further instruction.
ID. poEss1 ipeFcd that thu coma,uri
c.ii"n be referred to ii,1 aezs E;l.zrd Of
Aldermen to BE- elected mex, spriag.-
Notion lcs:.
III Gu,tmsn moved that the COM MUM
c.tinn ts placed ,,H SIC At.'Iied
S 1 Wo..i presented Tax Ceriifc.,e
and ssked tie .sa@sd .h2; il authorize he
City Treasurer To ray tie s.me tasashes
sill, interest =. > Der CENT
Referred to Jaui. on assessments ard
FiRss~.
On motion # FA Reen, CauEoil a.
js:;rs.; ! emil Wssira..zr, Jsn s3tii iS7S
a. F I5oaCsz.suE.
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