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! On Thursday morning the 10 Al of Wiilian Gasier
Alderman living a.,ot thre Haifes from Jeersoa in
Bark River. He had s--en -irownei while bathing.
/ The amount of wool ALREADY purchased aud stored
in Jefferson amounts 10 nearly ie0lFaa pounds.
Al Humbird ON the West wisconsin Railway two
| men were found beside the track "Wednesday night
dead and the other very seriously injured They
! Were participating in a drunken row at Humbird
and started of together 1t Is supposed they
| stTIek by the cars.
| The two who robbed Dickinson q Co.'S store
and Befenis;eins house. L few days ago. at New
| London caught Thursday night at Shawano
As the sheriff was taking them 10 place of lodging
at $3.50 P M vigilance roml.iittee composed of fly
or sixty men, citizens of New London, seized the
prisoners and took them into the country and putt
| ing moose around their necks and a rome over a
limb, choked them into confession of their crime
and made them tell where the goods and money were
They were then returned 10 the sheriff and commit
ell 10 jail.
A gang of burglars who have been following Lent's
New York circus, Thursday robbed the First Ma
tioral Bank at Monroe Of $3.50 Friday of them
tried 10 reb the none y-drawer of Morse Hanson.
and although interrupted by the entrance of the
book keeper before anything accomplished, they
plead Innocent successfully to Withdraw with
out suspicion. They afterwards entered Crossett &
Clark office, and searched through the safe which
was open aa,d contained money. At this point
they were detected pursued and escaped Since then
SIN OF the gang have bseu arrested. The seventh
iumpel from train that had BEEN started for Milo
and escaped into the woods. So says telegram frcn
Janesviile.
vas drowned while bathing IL 10Th inst.
The Appleton Crescent says that the cineh hug is
doing damage in some of the wheat fields.
At Alma, Buffalo county. a week ago Sunday, two
boys, Frank aud johnuy schwetzer were drowned,
and little of Mr.. Atllans barely escaped with
his life, while bathing.
The Green Bay Gazette announces the death of
Daniel Bread, Chief of the Oneida Nation, in his 10th
year
Willie Lewton, daowned at pnrand Pepin
county last week.
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FOREIGN MEMS.

1t is reported that Price Arthur, Of
England, is going to Capenhs gen to soil
eli the hand cf Princess Ttyra.
The German government lias. just made
another parchase of United States bonds
TO the amount of two millions.
Tbs British Pariiamen. will be prorc-
gued the 9th.
Ion Carlos has attly rc-eatered Spain
and taken personal comu.an .iofthe tro p,
in the field
The bodies OF a man. wom2n and
child. steerage pa .eergcrs. were Fecov-
cred from the AtIlutic wreck Friday last,
in a decomposed state, and buried at
Prospect.
The ship Juniatta. IRON the West IT,
dies, arrived al Sidiey. \. s, Monday,
with yellow fever on board. Six of tie
crew died on the passage
The Spanish assembly IS expected to
take recess about the 25tEl inst Til De
toEer
The prelininaries of the treaty of ali-
arce between Germany aud Italy, is said
| TO be eonciu3ad and ready tor exchange.
/ De FIei.ch council OF stale has voted
the ajIoga;icn Of the tax oa raw matcr-
| al, and suppression OF TIE lax on goods
conveyed in foreign vessels.
The French goyeruneni has instructed
| the projects u occupied departments TO
interdict public offerings, on the occasion
Of evacuation of the territory by the
| German troops.
| Republican deputies of the depart.
ments of Meurth and Moselle, propose to
| invite NJ. Theirs and the mem bers ofthe
late ministry to a fete at Nancy, to cele-
brate the liberation Of the territory.
English papers ree5fred say the earth
quake IN Northern Italy. June "a, was
an extraordinary shock The earth
seemed for a time to be converted into a
liquid one. and houses tossed about like
| ships at sea. There were fourteeH move
ments, seven forward and seven back
ward, each occupying q second. as regu
lar at the beat Of clock. Nine persons
were killed at Biiluno and many injured
The Spanish government has ordered
the troops 10 shoe. priests captured with
arms in their hands.
Queen Victoria. in reply to an address
of the House of Commons, says she will
eudeavor 70 improve International law,
and establish a permanent system of ar
bitTation Tor the settlement of differences
between governments
| Isabella, ex- -Qneen of Spain. is in
Bri-sels
Den Carlos intends TO treat the Cure
o. Santa Cruz % rtwl
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

MANITowoC, July 21st 1873.
Council met pursuant to adjournment
Present, Mayor A. D. Jones, Aldermen
Wallich, Bncher, Richter, johnson, Mul-
holland, Rosso, Truman, Kuhl, Kostom-
latsky and Shredder.
Minutes of last meeting read and ap-
proved. -,.
Petition Of F. Gauger to abate nui-
sance on Madison street, between 9Th &
10th street, referred to 1st Ward Local
Committee
Petition of John Knickrehm and others
referren to 3D. Ward Local Committee.
Petition of Lars P. Larson and others
referred to I'd Ward Local Committee.
Petition of Juliana Heubner, referred
to Committe on Assessment & Finance.
Remonstrance of J. G. Block and others
against the improvement of Washington
street from Maine to 18th street, referred
to Sd Ward Local Committee.
Aldermen Rosso and Truman submit
ted the following:
IlfSOfCeU, IIldG lou OWl1efS on e4cD SIDE
of Water street between 18th and 18th
streets be requested to build plank side
walk five feet wide forthwith.
On motion, laid over. until next meet
ing.
Alderman Mulholland submitted the
following
Reso7red That the City Treasurer be
and is hereby instructed and authorized
TO pay what moneys will be necessary to
carry on law suit commenced by DR..
Schallern against the city, and bring in
bill
Adopted, Ayes 9, Nayes l. (Wallich).
Alderman Wallich submitted the fol-
lowing:
ResoRred That no bills for street work
viii be accepted or considered by this
Board unless accompanied by the proper
report of the respective Street Commits
sioners, as required by the Charter.
Adopted Ayes 10, Nayes @,
Alderman Waliich submitted the fol-
lowing
Resohed That the Com. on Bridges.
be and are hereby instructed to have the
necessary protection or fender piles driv-
en- on the West side of the so foot span
on Maine Street Bridge.
Adopted, Ayes 10, Nayes o.
The following claims were presented
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Howe or COnkIins for Chief Justice

We put Howe's name first because we
consider him the best man. One or the
other is to have the place. according to
the Milwaukee News of the 18th. It
says: "Senator Carpenter positively stat
ed to friends in this city, yesterday. that
the appointment of Chief Justice had
heen rendered to Senator Conkling, but
that if Conkling. for the personal or
political reasons prefers to remain in the
Senate, Senator Howe, of Wisconsin will
be made Chief Justice.
We hope Conkling will conclude to
remain in the Senate, where he can do
the most good. That he isan able man,
and did good service last year is admit
ed. The great Empire State, containing
over four and half million inhabitants,
was turned from Democracy to Repub-
licanism, and when the question of choos-
ing Senator came up. he was elected
without opposition, an event very unusual
if not Unprecedented, there.
But, while we admit Senator Conk-
ling's ability as speaker and Senator,
we think Judge Howe better fitted FOR
the Bench than Conkling. He is able,
experienced. and hasa true judicial mind.
Madison Journal
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''adrice it good and timely, but the diff
entity seems to be in finding such cand
date. And this is what the amateur
reformers have come to- They must gel
rid of the hacks, and when they have
done that there is no one left.-Nat
York Times
A Democratic organ in Alabs ma. called
the Limestone News, feels compelled to
say that if it can do any better, it fights
no more under the Democratic flag" Il
further adds: There is not scrap Of
the old Democratic banner left big enough
to darn hole in the seat of pair OF
breeches, and furthermore lone had as
well sing hymns to dead mule as under
take to reconcile the animosities engen
dered by last years !olly,'
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The Court of Inquiry in the loss of the
steamship City of Washington has SUI.
pended Captain VIM r. Phillips. hel
commander, for one year.
Buenos Ayres correspondent narrates the par
eulars OF the discovery, in province OF the Areea
the richest in the world One half the site Of tht
mine has beeu sold, according to the narrator toi
sfo0 coo. 600
The Gazette announces that the Queen has given
her consent to the marriage of Prince Alfred and the
Grand Duchess Marie Alexandra.
Friends of Edward Mall, the founder and editor o
the Non-Conformist, in London gave him a reception
at the Crystal Palace Friday evening. and pre-
sented him with testimonial purse of s50,0Go.
The rcsSration OF Oscar and Sophia King Rnd
Quee,i Of Norway took place at DroRtheim, the an
cert capital of the Norwegian kings. There was
brilliant procession the cathedral, in which Prince
arthur represented the Queen of England and Prines
Waldemar the King of Denmark. The ceremony o.
the coronation was performed by the Bishop O
Drontheim.
The Il han of Khva has signed a convention to pay
Two million rouhles indemnity, within ten Years. IL
virtue of which he is confirmed on the throne The
Russian troops continue to occupy kungrad, and will
construct new fort on the Texas near Khiva.
The Carlists have sacked and burned Igualada.
Yellow fever is spreading the Mexican Gull
Coast, Cholera has appeared in Vera Cruz
An official dispatch from Santiago de Cuba AM
nounces heavy engagement with the insurgents.
Al BlarrltZ a n attempt made Sunday 10 as
sassinate Marshal Serrano, while walking in the
grounds OF his villa The assassin has been arrested
The Shah Of Persia has gone IA Geneva.
The French Assembly has voted 10 take recess
from July p to Nov. 5ih.
There a bartle at Sngualada, Spain, lie.
tween the Government troops and the Carlists. The
reports of the result conflicting, hut it seems
probable that the Carli>ts were victorious.
The provinces of Aiitsiusia Murcia, Valencia and
Catalonia Spain nave proclaimed themselves indie
pendent cantops in anticipation of the adoption OF
the new federal constitution. Declarations of indie
pendence issued Seville CadiZ and Barcelona
Samuel Wilberfore, D. D., Bishop OF Winchester.
England, fell from his horse. Saturday, and kill
ed. His horse going at full speed at the time
Tne BshOD's neck brOkp 81 death ipsI
Gus.
The British Parliament VIII he prorogued the LIST
of August.
Lord Westhnry, formerly Lord Chancellor of Eng
land, died Sunday, ageG 73.
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j TE.IA,
A baby COZ with drepery. white

baby COZ with drepery.white
Gided by glory of sunset light
Two dark eyes smiling in baby glee
Two small hands struggling for papa's knee
A baby mouth with its kisses sweet
This is what papa wont to greet.
A tiny box draped with daintiest care,
white bud gathered to slumher there,
Two waxen hands baby breast
Two dark eyes closed for her angel resi-,
A cold, cold mouth and marble brow
Is all that is left for papa now.
Oh precious Julia! our angel onoi
Thy pure young life was scarce began!
Oh angel Julia when life throls low
And We turn with a sigh from things below
viii you meet ms, love. the other shore
Where your baby footsteps have gone before
PRIEND.
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VALUE OF PRoPERTY.-The total as
sessed value of private property in the
United States, according to the census of
1870, was STATS, 1856. 1872; the valua-
ton of real estate being So, 4,7SO, ,S25.
and personal estate 81, 264, 2O5, 9O7. The
true valuation, according to the same au-
thority, of real and personal estate was
$50, ,O68, 5ls. 507. In 1860 it was esti
mated at Sl6,l5e, SIC, ,O68, true valuation
and in 1850, 81, 135, 78O. .22S.
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Allowed as reported, Ayes 10, Nays 0.
Committee on License recommended
the approval of the bonds of II. FaIge,
Thos. Windiate and L. Sewakowsi.
Bonds approved and License granted.
Petition of f. Gauger to abate mis-
ance on Madison street between 9th and
10th street was not granted
Nayes 6, Ayes 4, johnson, Rosso,
Truman and Schroeder.
Petition Of John Knickreh1n and others
to improve Clark street from 18th to 18th
street was granted.
Ayes 9, Nayes l (TrIlman).
Petition of F. Pelecheck was reported
back without recommendation.
The Mayor reports the following as
the amount Of orders issued upon the
Poor Fund for the month of June 1873
1sT WARD-B S Patno s.. 90; A Neidet
S., 90 E Bogard $500; T Schumacher
s., 90: G Eisil s.. 90; P FrT1del s.. 90; C
EisiI 10,00.-Total 81, 90.
ID WARD-Mrs. Lath s., 90; Mrs. Kel-
ley $500; Mrs. Brannagan 800: Mrs.
L
son sI0,00.-Total S35, DO
So WAgD-Mrs. Schmidt $500, Mrs.
Fortusa g, 90; Houske $40, 90; Mrs.
Stephana $500; Mrs. Fortusa s., 90;
AIRS. Spinka $1,000; S Bertholtz S3, 90.
Total SIS. 90.
4FH WAED-P Peterson IS, 90: 4 Shep-
pert $, 90; G Erickson sc. 90: A Donald
son so, 90; A Knlanda 81, 90: Mrs. Teich-
en 50, 00.-Total S39, 90.
Total amotInt 81 90.
On mot1on, report xas ordered pub.
| lislled and placed on file.
Report Of F. Hecker, Street Commits
sioner referred to 81 Ward Committee.
/ Report Of T Hecker, Street Commits
sioner, referred 70 1st & 81 Ward Com.
! mittee.
Report OF f. Seeger, Chief Engineer,
stss;pg tlls. the s~eral Fire CoWanie
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The total number of miles of railway
in the United States in January lst 1873,
was 81, ,ll2, of which 6,427 miles were
constructed in 1872. The total cost of
railroads in Operation in 70 was So, 159,.
423057 which shows the average cost per
mile to be 1851 The money con-
sumed in the building of these is now
represented by 81 .647, ,sA,ll3 Of capital
stock, and 81 ,5lI, 57S, 944 of various
forms Of Indebtedness, chiefly bonds.
This gives so. Is per cent as capital stock
and 37.S5 per cent. as debt The fol-
lowing table shows the amount earned /:
Earnings-Passeneers. 800 27o
Total OF gross earnings gs.....-......-S4I324 "a ,055
Less operating expenses. 3GT .4S6,6S2
The average receipts per mile of road
Tor the year 1872 was SS,256, and the
rates of the gross earnings to population
was $l576 per mile. Western roads do
not pay as well as Eastern roads on ac-
count of the excess of mileage to popu
lation The Milwaukee and St. Paul
Railroad Company has increased its mile
age 566 miles in four years.
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IN NPR0BATE.-Uanitowoc County Court
4 In the matter of tie estate Of George VI. Law
renee, deceased 20 Az w;.%Efs ii I-aay con
Germ: Letters of Administration said estate of
George w Lawrence late deceased said county and
state OF Wisconsin having been issued to Isabelle
Lawrence on the 30h day of June A. d. 1878 and
and limited for creditors to present their claims for
examination and allowance. Notice is hereby given
that the undersigned viii on the first Monday of
September 1873 AT ten o'clock a NJ, and the first
Monday of each of the next five successive months
following at ten O'clock 4 NJ, each of said days
the Probate Office in the city of Nantowoc in said
county, receive, examine and adjust all GLAZING and
demands Of all persons against said deceased.
154t wxg W. w. WALDO, Co. Judge,
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GTSTaT" FEHRS.

NN AIShMA h Tx ana - n w ELEB- Or
w fersshis services for repairing all kinds of
Clocks and watches. Has a fine and well selected
assortment of the latest and best styles of Clocks,
American, English and Swiss Watches also of Gold
and Plated Jewelry, at his Brick Store Sth
street, South side door south of Kremers. Mani
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In this city. of Cholera Irfantuna, Ju1v
23d, 1873, at the residence of John
Bacon, JULIA f., only child of L. P.
and Julia L. Williams. aged months
and 25 days.
The sudden death Of this sweet babe
is most heart-rending to its poor moth
er, who is here on a visit to her sisters.
and who, only few days ago was so
happy in the full possession, as she sup
posed, Of her highest earthly treasure.
But disease and death came and the
mothers Joy is at once turned into sor-
row and desolation.
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r. R4TSCH

TEWELER and photographer. All
kinds CT work in the line of my business prompt
y attended to, and warranted to give satisfaction.
have just received Wing & ornsbey's Multiplying
CAMERA OBSCURA, with which 1 take small
pictures of the finest order for dollar Dozen
Phi 1tographs taken of all sizes. Albums aad Frames
onstantlY O u hand. York Street l2-itf
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ED. MAERKLIN,

druggist and ApOthecary. sth Street
opposite the Post Office. Is now fully provide ed
with a complete selection of fresh Drugs aud Medi-
icnes ard offers his services especially to the PHYsI
CLANS of this village and county for the careful and
kcientifc nrsparation of their rfptions. 13-
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Il. kerry,

WORK Street. Mantle Wis. Dealers
i in Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Fancy Goods
Glass ware Boots and Shoes, Ready made Clothing,
Paper hangiugs, Hats and Caps, Toys Children Caps,
Live Geese Feathers, Bird Cages, Kerosene Oil and
Lamps, &c, &C. share of public path onsge Is soi-
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GETS WAITED! All classes of Male and Female
II TO sell EsiIssi-s I'ins iTOn 20 eater. l. sells
sight. Send for circular. Address g Blim, Lock
Box 81, Salem Columbiana Co., Ohio 15-4t abAco'
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DIED.


On Thursday morning, July 18th, 1873
at the age of 8 months and days, o.
Cholera Infantum, WILLIE JOINS
only child OF William and Amands
Johns, OF this city.
To the memory of Willie Johns:
Weep not fond parents,
Weep not for your dove,
For the angels have called him
To their mansions above.
Weep not for your baby
So young ard fair,
For Christ, his redee.aer.
Hath need of him there
His life was so shor.
So painful and sad,
rejoice that he is free
And at home with his God
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EE. Z. RES.AIT.

HOUSE, SIGN AND CARRIAGE
i il Painter, Quay Street, adjoining the new houring
mill South Side. Offers his ssrvice to the Citizens
of this City in the above branches at the NEST
sonIorG MonitnHee [@res 1,re ,4t,, 1879 -G
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HO FARMERS.

brated Geneva
Garden, Hay, Sfrasc. Manure
and SQnsiing Forks. Han
and Garden rGEes. etc. ia
fact aEx q Farmer needs fu fhe
.5grictIfHrRE Ei,se. Cnli and
eEassstsae before purchasing s cIse-
tcIaere, as he is bound to segs as
cheap as fhe cheapest
lS-FS &c HassY
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8. S.fFDERSO.T,

NANTEACTURER and Dealer In
M Boots Shoes, Leather, &c, &c. skopou Buffalo
street, neai the corner of Eighth Repairing neatly
and promptly executed.
Manitowoc Saptamber 20. 1865.
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FRED C.aRUS.

DRACTICAL FURIER, Keeps con-
i stantly hand the largest and best assortment
of hats and caps of the latest STYLES at the lowest
sibe prices, and always pays the highest value in
cash fer all kinds of furs. 16-7
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r. SCHFLTZ s. co,

MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS
NJ in Leather, Hides Shoe Findings, Betting ofsll
sizes constantly on hand at Milwaukee prices. Our
Betting is made of the best tanned Leather. 0fRcs
On Sth street Ssuth sde door north of " llisms
House. Maritowoc Wis.
Eay-Cash paid for Hides. Skins, Tallow and Bark-as
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FRED. SCHR EREgs.

MEAT Market.--NayiH@ purchased
lNl the business of VIM. Brown, shall hereafter
constantly keep hand the choicest meats at the
owest rates share of public patronage solicited
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VI .AAs EsEs ID.

ANDERSON-MILLS- Married ON II e
18th inst, at the residence of Hon. J.
l. Mills the brides father. in Lancas-
ter, Grant Go. Wis. by Rev. A. D.
Dexter, J. S. ANDERSON OF this city TO
EVA NJ. Mills. No cards.
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WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.

WINTER WHEAT slI5-SI.25
SPRING WHEAT-S1l5-S120 .......- 80
RYE-30A65 cts
0ATS-:'5-57cts
BARLEY-G5-T0 cts.
PEAS-6O-1 10ots
BEANS-SI $3.50
TIMOTHY SEED-s2, $1,000
RAPE SEED, ,25-1.5O
FLAX SEED-SI.50
EGGS. per dozen-12 TO l4cts
BUTTER-13-15.
FL0UR-winter, per bl-s7Oo. $50
Spring 5000, $50
Rye, $3.50,
MEAL-per cwt. 81 ,G5 I. Il
WO0L-per III %, to 20 cts.
HIDES-green to So ct1 Dry IS to 20 cts.
HAY-$I1,0o
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TERCHANT TAILORING EST a B.
lN lishmeht Sth street, tn end of Bridge.
The tailoring department is comple-es and contains
a aroe assortment of fashionable clothes and Gents
furnishing goods constantly hand. Please cali
and examine before purchasing elsewhere 1921
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CEE.svAES SC.sEFFER.
ER ER EEEGEE

HSASEIk0NABLE TAILOR. has re.
A. moved TO Buffalo street. doors west of Rand 3
Stare. All work warranted well done and to 6t.
Ma,nitowoc, Nov. so, 1872. 1888
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OFFERS to his many friends and tn e
" public generally, a choice selection of Fresh
Meats Salt Pork and Beef, Smoked Beef and Hams,
Shoulders, Sausages, Tallow and Lard the lowest
Market on Commercial Street. i
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FESTIVAL

The friends of MRS. A. DGmHing viii prepare a
GRAND FESTIVAL
for her benefit at the Park the North side of the
river Thursday Evening, July 3ftf 1879.
cordial and earnest invitation is extended to the
generous and sympathizing public.
BY order of Com. of Arrangements
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H. CcAKLEY. III. ID.
DETTKS TR

DHYSSECIAN and Surgeon, tenders
his professional services to the people of the City
and county of Manitowoc. Office over j. A Kohlers
store. 19-1
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y. f. PRETCH.sRD. W. ID.

IOMEOPATH. 9Th ST., Nanitowoc,
IL Wis. One door north of Windiate House.
Once C. Petersons. Office hours, 10 TO IL A. NJ
and 20 2 p 1913.
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CE.sREES HOrER,

nR- a. J. PATCHEN, Dentist. Office
IL in SherInan's building, sth Street,
Manitowoc Wis.
Taafh evfracfed yithoUr main -tt ...Hs .
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OFFICE SHERMANS BRICK BLOCK.
North Eighth Street, Manitowoc.
1,rp,cp uor,s to . A. NJ.
0 i'- to 2 & toS P. NJ.
Residence Corner Sth & Buffalo SITS. 1925
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WILLIAMS HOUSE.
A. WILLIAMS 4 j. CAPTAIN,

ProprietOrS.
Corner of sth & Franklin streets. Mantowoc Wiscon
sin. Best accommodation for the travelling public
RN-Sampie Rooms attached.
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