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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-01-23
We Sc, by the Governor-s Message

| We Sc, by the Governors Message
! that cur eity, by reason Of its excellent
barber and the other important fact of it.
T being the lake shore outlet Of the Wiscoa-
sin Central Railway, on Lake Michigan,
is promised n swift line Of steamers to
Pere Marquette, in Michigan, connecting
with the Detroit railway and through it,
with the Atlantic ci:i-s.
Although this is the same old insinua-
ting air, We have heard sung for years, it
nevertheless hath charms In fact,we made
one Of an excursion party from this town,
who chartered one Of Goodrich's steamers,
and went across the Lake, to decide the
N a;ier for ail future generations, and sur
posed we had, yet, however, il was delay
cd until such times as ouI railway should
force It. That tins we suppose has at last
arrived, from the fact, that the Governor
has aioI ted it as one Of his chorusos and
surg it officially in his message, which
adds another proof that the project had
nndying merit, in short, il WAS our birth
right from the beginning. And although
people are prone to despair, IRON long
waiting, yet it is inevitable and should
came next season, but in any event cannot
long be delayed. With our Lake Shore
Road completed, we can command all else
necdful t. our material growth and pros
perity. Our natural advantages have caus
ed much jealousy thus far, but We are
steadily becoming more and more the mas
tiers Of our own future from the natural
local advantages Of our position.
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Vhitncy's Musical Guest and Liter.
AIRY Journal.

WkitHey's NssicoI Guest and L,terarg
Journal CONNER eos its sixth Volume with
the Jatuary number. 1t 81 peares in an
entirely new dress with handsome Titles,
c!ezr type, and improved appeance in every
particular. New features and contrib u
tors have been added greatly enhanc ne the
value and interest of its pages. One fea-
ture is 'FUeside Chats b. Paul Wyman,
IN Which he discusses, in a familiar wav,
some Of the important events of time. An.
other department, which will be Of special
interest to the ladies, is Hints for The
household by Mia Carryl, treating of the
latest fashions, and giving good advice in
general, \ very original and beautiful
poem by John II. Yates, is The Old Man
in the Stylish Church. appearing in ills
number; and among the thirteen pages Ct
music is seven page glee CT -four part
song, Glide Gently Glide which we re.
comend to m.sica' societies as being very
fine fer their porpose.
Terms, sl.0O Ter year. Special numbers
- cents. \ copy as specimen 10 cents
Office of Whitnys MUSCLE Guest III Sum
nit St, I oledo, Ohio.
MADISON, Jan. 2lst, le73.-At half
past ten, to-day, on joint ballot of Senate
and Assembly, I. o. Howe received IS
votes out of l29 for L. S. Senate, for an
other six year lease
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c. F, VIEBAuS,
!. \. STEW AsT.

NV LIBRARY BookS-.In auothe. col
umn may be found the lis. Of New Books
now ready for distribution at the Jones
Library on FORK St
With thanks q the founder aud the
patronage OF reading people, we can point
1--WE truSt) with pardonabie pride to this
new invoice Of books. That these grand re-
salts have been wrought without tie
patient thoughtful toll, on the part Of the
Officers Of this association is not to be
supposed and While ell have done we'll
Ne should yet DO violence tn public
sentiment if We did n, especially mention
the able and inlefatig able exertions of its
See. Mr. Henry Muholland Who has served
from its organization with such credit to
Limse.f aud the entire satisfaction Of all
Concerned that his reelection each YEAR !.
made unanimous before he is allowed :
ls.rrg. Wk..L j. . it should be. A. r,,r
OF such market talent for tie position as
slsnet, have no rights that a d.scr m:Dat
NJ pubic art uourd to resi- oct
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Premium ChromOs For 1873.

Every subscriber 10 TIE ALpGNE, who
avs in advance for the year 1875. will re-
Give. without additional charge, a rlir Of
'eautitut oi! chromGs, after J. J lIU, the
uincnt English P-intcr. The fictmes en-
lied - The Village Belle" aud " Crossing
re Moor. are l4x20 inch ss-are printed
rom p different plates. requiring - impress
IONS and t!nts to perfect each picture The
ame chrOmos are sold for $50 per pair in the
ct stores. \ s it Is the determination of it,
outuct"rs 10 keep Tue iLDISE out Of the
Zach Of competition in every dcpar men-.
he chromos will be fognd 'rrespguding'y
leIt ST any that can be off red By other
erioIicals. Every subscriber will receive
certificate, over tie signature Of tie pu5-
ishers, guaranteeing hat the chroao- deliv-
red Shall be equal to the samples furnished
he agent. or the money Will be refunded.
lie distribution IF pictures Of this grade
zee to five dollar periodical, will mark an
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HE ALpINr Itself, the marvel falls little
1ort Of "a miracle, even to those best &C
uain.ed with the achievements Of Inventive
enius and improved mechanical appliances
For illustratiens If these chromos, see No
embcr Issue Of HI ALDTNE1
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NEW LAW FIRH.-Messrs Treat and
Nash have formed Il Law partnership
for tie practice Of their profession, which
we feel quit, sure win prove advantageous
to both, Mr.. Treat having outside business
and having grown tired (another name for
laziness) Of close application to his profess.
ion has sought talent, and industry, com
bincd with legal attainments and has been
peculiarly successful in his selection, while
Mr.. Nash conscious Of his own integrity
and ability to protect his clients in their
legal rights, and possible future fame il
his profession has sought grown law
practice. No young man of our acquaint-
ancc. ever started out, ia the profession
with more Of the make traits of character
that inyarbly command success.
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IN PROBATE, MANITOW0C COUNTY
Court In the matter of the Guarlanship
OF Michael John Gleason Of the minor heir OF
Corne,ious q Ieason diseased. On readiu
aud filing the petition af Bridget Gleason
Guardian of said Minor, representing among
other things that her, the said ward Is
seized Of certain rea! estate in sad county.
and that it is necessary th@t The same shou! |
be se!d, and praying for !icence to sci! ,he
same: and il appearing 10 the Court. from.
sail petition that it is necessar to SCI! said
rea, estate it is ordered and directed Chat
the next of kin to said ward, and az. persons
interested in said estate, appear before me,
on monday. the l7th day Of February \ D..
1878, ut ten o'clock A. NJ at the - obate Office
IN said Cauntv. then and tlrrc to show
cause (if any there be- why i"encc shot!l
not be granted for the sale of said real es-
tate Accepting to the prayer Of said petition.
And it is further ordered, that a copy of this
order shall be pull !.shsd for four successivn
weeks prior to said day Of hearing. in The
Manitowoc Pilot weekly newspaper printed
at MaEitowoc in said County.
Dated at Manitowoc, the 18th day of Feb
rulry d. 1872
til ". W. Waldo. County Judge
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VIM. panfurth ESQ, Of Mccmc, one
of tie l.estrcsilents Of onr county, was;in
towa last week with load Of very fine
sheep, 'L'eh were purchased by Fred.
Schroeder, on York street, who keeps ret
~ close watch on all fine fat sheep and eat.
tie brought TO this market. Time seems
70 wea very evenly on our old friend, Mr.
Danforth, who has Away, been ono of the
solid men Of our county, since we have
known him, AMI deservedly SO to, from the
fact that lie i well posted in the wants Q!
town or county, and never loses an op-
portunity to advocate the advancement OF
either.
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We learn that the Pier Snen-orbanl
intend to have a grard masquerade ball,
On the 18th Of February neat, at the
Turner Hall. We shall gige our readers
timely notice after they get their pro-
yramme arranged. lTashington's birth
day parties should be revived gain in all
their pristine glory.
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for Identification. We are frank in our
notice, as we are assured in the most
minute preparations. Neither pity or sur
prise shall mock us, as our Attorney has
his bill Of exceptions all drawn up,a-la-de-
Stokes, in ease jury shonld bring in a
verdict of Doy Slaughter. What Betsey,
Jane, Maria, said about Johonikue, jose
Plus, Alph. mo, is always a long story and
must Ie discontinued at the PILo7 place
Of business IN toto.
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saturday Normal school.

The undersigned propose to organize a
course Of Normal Instruction, to be given
every Saturday, in the first ward school
house, in Manitowoc. 1t is designed for
the benefit both of those teaching anc
Of those who wish TO prepare for teaching.
II viii be continued during the school year.
Lessons will be assigned. in the common
school branches. \ certain portion OF the
time vill be given - he illustration Of the
elements Of natural science. In all exer-
cises methods Of instruction Will be kept
prominently before the pupils.
Those wishing to take advantage of this
opportunity to improve themselves in their
profession, viii please meet u, at the
place designated, on Saturday, Feb. Sth,
1878, at 10 \. " 4 small tuition fee will
be charged.
c. T. EIEBAux,
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FARMERS

Now, farmers is the time TO go and inquire of
your neighto-s aba; kind of = KeA3er they 1o1ght
last wear. anu u tey Ike IL. no thcy Deu 1t II OF
ami wllIl Ii cost, and then order Your reaper OF
the man that sells tie best and make sure that
yoa get the riget one. order u grlr so you are
sgre you have got one hSu the harvest comes Fou
can etsiiy tel whether iron i'll last longer thsn
VOID. whet er Two xse-i- easie- than one,
we; her broad W. eis better t-aI narrow.
hsfer 5r.s- boxes bon N. n ygEeih her
Ia Re that GU can stop AID start &s you lac 80
handler than one that eat, aBeinsr o!c arm
oId sell teir oh machines and buy COVER
one, II ties eoala &c, better ones; al TN. has been
Irt In
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20 per znnunn. in advance. with CT chror,os fire..

20 per annur, in advance, with o;l chroros fre.
THE ALDfSE will, hereafter he - taiaable
.uly By suhseriI ton. Thete viii be 10 re-
!uced or club rate; cash for subscriptions
.ust lie sent the publishers direct, or hand
TO the local agent, 'ritkoHt respo8.itTifv IL
p publishers, except, in eases where the Ger
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FOR SALE.

House and lot, saw mill and
water-powerprivileges and farm
Of sixty acres with barnes and
outhouses appertairing thereto;
in the village Of Mishicott, for
sale on easy terms. For par
ticHIars Of terms enquire on the
premises or Of Ira. Z. Smith, OF
this city.
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The Methodist Society, and our citi-
zcns generally, showed their appreciation
Of the Rev. J. LayelIe's lnbors IN their be-
half. in very substantial manner, on
Thursday night last The receipts were
sl--j, for which zee note tf thinks
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Personal Mentions.

Sylvester Goolenow and VIM. II. Horn
came from up north on Saturday, and ief,
/ for Chicago, Monday morning.
I Hon. Geo. Reed has gone to Madison,
to look after hostile legislation if attempt.
ed. Hon. Jos. Villas left Saturday, fer
Chicago, and may 20 to New York before
returning.
Chas. Luling aud J W. Barnes took an
excursion with Messrs. Reed and Villas, to
Milwaukee, by special train from Skeboy-
gan, Sunday last.
Judge Picr-ont has become sufficiently
reckless to stay in our City, yesterday,
while turkey dinner WIS being consumed
at his table in Two Rivers
Dr.. J. F. Pritcharl and Lady returned
to this city on Thursday last, from quite
an extended Bridal Tour through Canada
visiting relations ard friends.
Hon Jos. Rankin representing this dist.
riot at Madison came home on Saturday
returning on Moaday. He is member of two
Assembly committees Charitable Institu-
tons and Railroads.
The Hon Nicholas Diitmar of Mecme
gave Us a friendly call at the PILo1 Office
this week; also promised hes rty Welcome
at his home in Mceme wien we came that
Way which we shall not fnrcpt
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The bill authorizing this city TO Dor
row money to bridge the river at Chicago
St, introduced by Rankin, passed the As
sembly under suspension Of the rules last
week
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The Donation for Rev j. Lavslle
melted Sl75. Mr.. and Mrs. LavelIa return
their sincere thanks to all their friends
for their generous and substantial mar
ifestations ir taeiT behalf
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We sec by the Chronicle that the Green
Bay Turner's have promised to give IN en-
tertainment at Turner Hail Two Rivers
4con consisting or tabGIcaux and fancy
'arning
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THE PILOT.
city AND CgysT? MATTER e
Local

IfLP.-We are IN need Of two compost
ters at this Office the first one that puts
in an appearances will find plenty Of work
nsaising him.
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ACCIDENT by RAIL.-On Monday night
lat while backing train on our Western
Road with Caboose care ahead about ten
miles out, they ran onto COW lying on
tie track, tipping the car over and of from
thu track There were FIVE or SIX men in
tic Caboose yet strange as it may appear
none Of them wer hurt in the least
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n Office TOCONTRACTORs.

MI.nIcorT, Jan. /, 1873.
Sc ID proposals viii b" received at the
ClerA . Office of School Dist. No. |, in tie
Village Of Mishicott, until tha li:h day of
February. 1873, for the completion of u
new school house IN said district. Said
proposals to include all labor, materials,
etc, which were omitted and left out of the
contract by and between the District
Board.
The plans and specuiations can be seen
at any time at tho Clerk @Q in said
District.
ICIIS koru,EF
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The Chronicle says very extensive PREF =
nrations are being made in their toxin for
building next spring.
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ART Departures

Notwithstanding Ike mere se ia the price
# subscription last Fan. when TINS ALnIsr
ssumed its present noble proportions and
representative character tire edition was
more than doubled drl-;n- the ras, wear:
proving that the American public appreciate
nj will support. sincere effort IN the
'ausc IF Art. The publishers, anxious to
Justify the ready conf jcnce thus dcmon-tr,s-
ted, have exeftci themselves To- tie u'ui, ,t
70 develop and improve the work: and the
plans fer tho coming wear. rs uur,ltcd by
he monthly issues. viii aston i>h anil ivlinht
ven the most saugGiuc friends IF THE Al
DINE.
The rul lisLers arc authorized 30 anuouucr
designs from many Of the mos. eminent art
SIS Of America.
IN addition. TIE -iIDiNE will reproduce
examples of the best foreign masters. selcc-
ed with view to the highest artistic sue
'ess, and gre.test general interest avoiding
-uch as have become familiar. through pho
ugraThs. or copies of auv kind
The quarter tinted pl"tes for 1873. will
.eprofuce four of JOHN :. Davis iuimitable
hild-skctches, appropriate to The four sea-
pns. These plates. appearing in the is
ges FOR January, April, July. and Oc;ol er.
would he alone worth the Price Of n years
subscription.
The popular feature of copiousl illustra
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Topossess such valuable eritomc Of the
IT world at Il cost SO tri!iiug, will command
he subscriptions Of thousands in every sec
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At Robinson, Brown county, Kansas,
Dee. 29th, 1879, Of consumption, Miss
Sophia McAliistcr, aged y years, : moAths
and Fridays. The subject Of this notice
wa young lady of 4 kind heart and am
iab,e disposition. 1t was the privilege of
tho writer to b,come acquainted with her
only short time before her death; but
i was an acquaintance rich IN spiritual
improvement. Her resignation and hopes
in the shades Of death were a bright tcsti-
mon cy OF the sustaining and comforting
power Of religion, whan heart and he.h
fail. She had the youthful desire to ligc,
yet said Thy VIII be done. On her
twenty first birth day she made profession
Of faith in the first Presbyterian Church Of
llIawatha, Kansas, giving up the yanties
Of this world and seeking 10 work for
Christ. The evidence size gave of true
change Of heart, is spoken Of as unusually
/ clear and strong. She is the first member
of this Church that has been called to the
Church triumphant IN Heaven. Desiring
her stricken friends to restrain their tears,
she peacefully fell asleep in Jesus, on Sab.
bath evening, that sacred day, type OF
everlasting rest. Precious in the sight Of
tie Lord, is the death # his saints. Mu1
this aflictlon be sauctifed to her sorrowinc
relatives, friends, Church and young
associates.
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The following are the current prices Of
produce in our market as rcporte for the
PiLoT by Edward Conway who makes a
special,ty Of purchasing all kinds Of farm
crs produce.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
EEaoLtSwoS
CAPITAL OF $4,000,

This Bauk is organized under the pro-
visions Of the National Banking Law, with
a paid up
CAPITAL OF $4,000,
With the privilege of increasing to 100 600
viii buy and sell DRAFTS ON the prin-
cipal cities Of tie Union.
viii buy and sell DRAFTS on Great
Britain, ireland, Norway, Denmark, or
the Continent of Europe, at NEW Y( RE
RATES, and in sums to suit the pur chas-
ers. viii sell
PASSAGE TICKETS
by Sail and Steam rom and to any Port
in Europe, at New York rates. Will pHr-
chase
UNITED STATES BONDS
and keep constantly hand and for sale at
market rates, a fa / supply Of all descrip-
tions
VIII Cash Interest Coupons FREE OF
CHARGE
viii collect BOUNTIES, PENSIONS and
other claims against the t. 8 Government
Will purchase GOLD, SILVER and IN
CURRENT MONEY at the highest market
rates.
VIII receive deposits and allow interest by
special arrangement
c. c. BARNES. President
c. LULING, Cashier. August l, 1870
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TAKEN UP.

Come TO the premises Of the subscriber in
the town Of Manitowoc Rapids, ABOUT the 5th
OF August, 1879, three heifers. about three
years old. red and white. The owner or
owners, will come forward, prove property.
pay charges and take them away
JOSEPH HLAWA.
Man.towoc Narias, January 9Th, 1914
Il-Js.3w<
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Our young gentlemen are preparing to
return the conn liment Of the : last year
leap year sleigh ride, on its ann ycrsary,
which is to morrow night, and will follow
the programme set by the young ladies last
year. Supper at Bohn's, in Two Rivers,
and ride home by way Of Dlmons, at
N.shicott. They are anticipating much
fun and frolic, we hope they will not tie
disappointed
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VIM. Rahr, our tclegraphic operator
met with fall, from Icy sidewalks, last
Saturday eyca.ng which has made the use
u crutchcs necessary for navigation since.
We are glad, however, to state that he i
improving rapidly, and will be able to dis
pense with his crutc4es again by next
week
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The Literary Department

vill continue und9r the care Of MR. RICH
tBD HENRY STODDARD. assisted hv
he best writer's and poets Of the day. who
i'll strive 10 have the literature Of The Al
INC always n keeping with its artistic at
racfians
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DEED.

NICIfOLS-In TIE town of Rock,and, on
the Sch day Of January, 1873, l.. P.
NICHOLS, in the 44th year Of Lis age.
The deceased was born in Springfield
Mass, in the year 1899, and has been a
resident Of this county for the last Is
years, was universally respected by those
who came in contact with Lin in the cares
Of life, was kind husband, and the affec-
tionate father Of six children, who are left
10 mourn his loss and revere his memory
We clip the following death notice of
Miss Sophia MeAili,ter, daughter of
Chas. McAIiister, and former resident of
this county, FROM the lItawatha Despatch,
Kansas;
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CUXUGA CHIEF

y itain the last Ia This county, anc sic has
come out ahead :. you can see by the following
names Of goJi rei-b-c tanners wek kGon L 10 TIL
most OF YOU:
WeSe unoersiruers e. Il unity Of Saniiowoc
90 l.ereDS aeeouIaepI the Guy uza Chief Reaper
and Mower. 10 Ue good and sue essiul kegIer
assd ID Jwer. OF easy raIt and eInent and y C
recommend al shat wish to purchase good Rsa:-
Mo tn give i. a t-iaI beI"re Durcl a-ing
elsewhere. purch ased LIST yer and .rs satisfied
with the NorA u does.
Respectfully yours,
Henry Wells Harris Hans en-
Car! Stuck John GundersOn
Barthe! VI cl cry Amen Tonrgueson
Frei Miller Ole Larsen
Hiram NcA!iiste Soren Larson
Ava Smith Chas Neuser
Magnus Erickson q !e O!esen
Farmers wishing to pure lase TIN, machine viii
DO well d glyInT tlsT or-er' early 5 our can
vaSsers viii cammeuC. cahyiSing -. no SOc. =, e.
boy..n counties for orders call auc eIIIine the
machine store. near tie In.sIate Hguse
tbs city. K sDectiuiF 1"Grs. etc.
l.. G. EASSE, and Co.
nsnjtt Voc January 2nG lSI3
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s. L D..

BACkC Sin Y6nktcn county, y. r., on
the 3lst. Of December, A. ID. 1872, Of
Mechanical Obstruction of the Bowels,
Nr. CHARLES 4. BACxUs, aged 10 years,
2months and % days.
Mr.. Backus removed to Yankton from
Mantovoc, Wis, in 1869, and settled a.
mong the pioneer farmers of this country.
He was steady, energetic, ara cminentlv
worthy citizen, forward in ceyrv movement
tending to better the condition Of the
community in which he lived lie was a
brother-in law Of Messrs E. A. & c. II
Edwards, of this city. He leaves wife
an cstimab!e lady, and three interesting
children 70 mourn his loss. In their file
tior they may be certain that tie cart
felt sympathy of this entire community is
with them.
The funeral Of the deeea scl took place
January u, from the Episcopal Church
Rev. DR.. lIoyt preaching the funeral dis
i'aaktoa Press. D. T.
1t will be remembered by all old resilient:
of this city that Mr. Baekus, the subject
was an old resident among us, as also hi.
wife who viii have the active sympat THE.
of this community.