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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-12-11
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By virtue Of an execution issued ut Of and under
the seal the Circuit Court Of VI fItowfc County
uoop Judge eat rendered in said unty. on tue ia
law 81 Hay 1913 before bon A. Shosr Police Just ce
~ the City OF MIntowOc, IN itypr % j L. tniiri-
nd against Gen "a iiu-t. trsIus--Ip y which -ait
adj. eIuenf wa dHlS filed the os the Clerk o.
D. 9 Circu Court o MahitOr"c Ceuat and said julg
.,.pt euIT iock efe -;iId Office. the 81 day ii
ettauif,er. 1913 have eTiej ul-r sli The ighf
ME and interest winch the -aId 6@p- IL Burt had
ne I'd day srp.essiber A - Isl "r at any time
thereafter of an aud - TIA Toll ~ roprry To-wlt-
The lou IL half the sOHrn wet qIarte OF &c tioE
f5taeu 4 in township nHnier Iwen s-oe (2l) north
f ral,ge tsyeuty-tlirec {23 est-t Icing situated
aoitsvst Comfy. wll-s sgd ts-er hel prop"' ~,
sfI al public ve4fia- the h;..s7f Biisr, a. fi'
nj door OF the Court H"u-e, the city IT Man.
woo on the 10Th day of Jyenber, s3.ai 10 OCluc
in the forenoon OF said day.
Dated >her1hs Office, IlntoSoc, Wis, the <ftS
dsy OF Sepsepbsr A. " ,leis
P.J. Pierce E13s. sLerlft
iss..9#cs eonpt., Tl-roasiai 1T
ts-e,,, ..i.o.sssd m Scy- 24tli
"a q; 10 O'Clock in tie forenoon
Tn. .lsyys sac y aerei,; ~. .s.zsi -
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L 0. OF o. F-The election Of Off
GERS on Tuesday evening last. Of Chick
ern,ing Lodge No 55. resulted as follows:
A. J. Patehen, n. G..
c. Gelbke. " G.
Ii. Wits. r. s.
L. A. Bean, t.
r. McGavin. p. S.
We can heartily congratulate our breth-
ern to the good Judgment shown in the
selection of their officers.
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PEDDLERS will notice from the new
ordinance in regard to them that our
City Fathers are no respectors of persons,
bat that they will make all kinds of bust
ness aid in the support of our city
fuanees.
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GOLD and silver watches and chains.
braoelets, pins and earrings, shirt studs
aud sleeve buttons, rings, necklaces.
spse!aeles. etc, OF the best markers.
finest quality and ut the lowest prices at
Fred. Ransch :, on York street. SIS St
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MAR KFED.

FAB -LEMKUHL-Atthe
residence OF be brides ps'ents. on the
9th ult, by tho Rev W. Ernslmin-
ger. MIR L. S. FAHNEsToCK, and Miss
ANNIE NJ. LEMKUHL, both OF Chicago
No cards.
We congratulate all parties concerned
in the happy union of two hearts that
beat as one, which we think was realized
in the marriage noticed above. Miss
Lemkuhl is the daughter of one of our
wealthy citizens and pioneers of the coun-
~. She vas honored as being the first
commissioned Brieadier Gent7a in the
United States Sabbath School Army and
was very successful IL City Missionary IN
connection with the 1t Baptist Church
of Chicago. Mr. Fshne>.nck We think
worthy of the love of such true chris
tian wife and We hope he will not allow
domestic happiness to interfere with tho
Use OF his pen, We have seen some
stanzas which give him great credit We
take the liberty of quoting The Song
of the Storm" published IN several ,ur-
nails short time ago.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-12-11

DRAWING l-DRAwING.- "A chance for
you to get a rice oil chrome. or other
pictures for holiday present; for one
week. Drawing at all hours during the
dry, at Myers Little Store Around
the Corner" Commercial and Sth St.
Don't loose this chance.
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CHRISTMAS IS COMING.-If our read
ers want to see as fine and varied an as
sortment of holiday goods as can be
found anywhere. we invite them TO visit
the store oe Mr.. E. Kern. on York St. !:
there they will find goods that are ADAPT
ed for all classes and conditions of men,
from the finest french porcelain tea-set to a
penny whistle. in all kinds of material and
column to enumefate the various articles
and so the best advice We eau give is to
20 and see for yourself, where Mr.. Kern
and his assistants will be pleased to show
you the goods aud where you cannot help
buying a supply of Christmas presents.
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sinking OF the Propeller ti'y Of DE.
troit ia Saginaw Bay.

On Saturday night the following AS
socated press dispatch was received from
Port Elgin. Ontario
Capt Barret, of the barge Guiding
Star, wi h "a crew of seven men, arrived
here this afferuaon in a yawl boat, with
feet badly frozen They left ti~ barge
about nine miles out in disabled condi
ton She was lsden with $4,000 hushe.
of wheat. bound from Milwaukee tn
Sarnis, and was in tow of the propeller
City of Detroit. which was laden with
5000 bushels oi wheat, the remainder OF
her cargo being railing freight The gale.
struck them at $3.50 Saturday morning.
when they cut the barge loose, and about
7 O'Clock the City of Detroit sunk in Sag
inaw Bay.
Capt. Pridgeon had no insurance on
either barge or steamer, and consequent
ly will be quite a loser. The cargoes.
however. are fully insured.
Capt. Barrett states that he saw four
men in all leave the sinking steamer.
three in one boat and one in another, and
a. they have not yet been heard from, it
is probable that they have been lost, as
we'll "a those who went down with the
sinking steamer
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SLovANsKA LIPA HALL was crowded
to overlooking last Saturday evening to
witness the performance of the Rag
pickers of Paris, which was performed
in superior manner by all the actors.
The music was IN the best style OF Prof.
Biehngs orchestra and all present SEEM
ed to enjoy the pleasures of the evening
to their fullest extent
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WE had the pleasure of making the &C
ouaintance of Mr. Whitcemb, the geneg-
al freight and passenger agent On the
II. L. S. s ". hallway, and were quirk-
" satisfied that for fitness, activity and
gentlennnly action he is proper COM
panion to the ezcslless corps Of Gag
E,shvsf HiS*R
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STANDARD silver ware, consisting of all
kinds of spoons, butter and fruit knives,
card cases, napkin rings, pickle forks.
tnimbles. etc, at very low rates. at f.
Ranch s on York street. 35 81
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AUCTION. the new city ordi-
nances published in this issue, it appears
pretty clearly that hereafter auctioneers
will be made to help pay our municipal
sxpenses ike other good citizens.
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December Term Circuit Court, 1873
MANITowoC, WIS. TUESDAY, !
Dec. 9th. 10 O'Clock A NJ

MANITowoC, WIS. TUESDAY,,
Dec. 9th, 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
Court opened by proclamation made
by r. D. Smart, Sheriff Manitowoo Co.
Present, Hon. Campbell Mclean, Judge
State of Wisconsin, VS.. John Hogan,
case set down for taial on the LIST Tue g.
day of March, 1874.
A. S. Dawson appointed by the court
as photographic reporter.
f. A. Huebner, VS.. Ole Olsen, order
for continuance upon payment of $40.
Henry Geser, VS.. Ira Clark, order of
leave to serve and file an answer within
20 days and referred to d. A. Shove.
Joseph Bodelsaek, VS.. John Navel,
deferred to L. J. Nash.
Wellington Clapp, VS.. Fred Langen-
| field, order for continuance upon pay
ment of $40.
Fred Wiluurt, VS.. Carl Fricke, order
to oismies appeal.
December 18th, 1873.
Z. 2. Eaton, VS.. David Young, motion
/ to vacate order to set aside Judgment
argued by r. P. Eaton D. w. Foster
for the deft.
John Voss, VS.. Chas. Boekeoth, order
for continuance upon payment of $40.
Andrew Mueller. vs.. Carl H. Schmidt,
order for continuance upon payment of
SO
The Board of Supervisors of Mantle
voc County, VS.. Richard Kingholz, order
| of leave to serve and file an amended
answer upon payment of SO.
Otto Herman, VS.. Bryan Mason, ap-
peal from Justice Court tried by jury,
pending.
PETERsoN's MAGAZINE for January i.
already out, and magnificent number it
| Is! The principal steel engraving
"Good Morning. Mama is one of the
most beautiful we ever saw. II and its
companion, ''The Trailing Arbutus."
! which illustrates stoiy by Frank Lee
| Benedict. are alone worth the price of he
number. The double size. colored. steel
| fashion plate is unrivaied, and will fas-
| cinate all the ladies' Then there is a
large cnlored Berlin pattern. really
| suwerb affair. and such as would cost. at
retail store. fifty cents. We do not
-~erate in saying that the January
--'ect gem of ioyeliness-
number is a PEI.
The stories are all unusuahy
for Peterson. BY all means subscribe
for this magazine for 1874 1t Is both the
cheapest and best The terms are two
dollars year, with great reductions to
clubs, viz. 5 copies for So Oh. or s
copies for $1,000. with both an extra
copy and superb premium engraving
To the person getting upfhe club Speci
men are sent eratis to those wishing 10
get up clubs. Address
! GHAs. j. Peterson,
SOD UhsSuae SsvsA. Phfk|kkhh
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CITY OFFICERS

I,yor-A D. JONES
CITY CIerk-F. BORCHERDT
Cit, Trsasurpr-FRED. SCHULTZ
City At.Orney-tiEo. n. NOODlN.
Police Justice-DON A. SHOVE.
iusssor-M. VOLLEN DORF,
Narshal-FREb. BECKER.
ct. II. A. Wailch,
Aldermen LIST Ward J BOecher,
A. NJ. Richter,
Geo. Cooper,
Aldermen ID Ward. j. ) Johnson,
Ira T. Smith.
Alderman, 81 Ward, II. TrdfiEan,
NJ. huhI.
+. Kostomlesky,
Aldermen, 9Th Ward Z Rnudsnn.
+. Schroeder,
Justices of the Pesce-1st Nard-J. T. Zfnns; Cd
Nsrd, Geo n. Woodini Sd Ward, j. o'nars; i b
Ward j =. Anderson.
Cerstables-fst Ward, VIM. Griebling; I'd Ward
T. Thompson; Sd Ward, J. Str.nch; 4th Ward, F.
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GREAT INVENTION For the pro.ee-
ton of the feet III eoli weather there is
nothing ever been found equal to the
imported Gerwsn Sosk. For sale enly
- Esgt!er's yt.ss
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-12-11

BEST silver plated ware. such as fruit
and cake baskets, ice pitchers, goble,s.
cups, butter dishes, tea sets, syrup
dishes, sugar bowls. castors, spoons,
knives and forks. call bells. ETC., etc. to
be sold at cost at E. RaDschs on York
street. 35 st
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-12-11

A Coon SALEsMAN.-An Iowa jour
nal gives a good hint to advertisers that
we are nowise unwilling to let move
on. "A good advertisement in wide
ly-circulated newspaper is the best of all
possible statesmen. 1t is salesman who
never sleeps, aud is never weary who
gees after business early and late; who
accosts the merchant in his shop. the
scholar in his study, the lawyer in his
office, the lady at her breakfast-table /;
who can be in thousand places at once,
and speak to thousands of people every
day, saying to each one the best thing in
The best manner
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MISCELLANEOUS AND LOCAL

PERSONS haripg advertisements
srt<aded for insertion an the ensuing
nurnber Of the TRIBUNE, loiU please
Aand IN their .fauors previouS to meet
Wednesday noon.
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The wrecking tug Leviathan came into
port last Sunday morning, having in tow
the barge Jones, hlch she brought, from
the North Mantous The Jones is one
OF the conveys nf the Amazon.
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Taken Un.

Z n the town of Nanltowuc Rapids, section ten ne
| one steer, all red, about three years old. TIE
owner is requested to prove property pay charges
and take him away. Eh seq of neq Section 10 town
ID, range %, 35-3t% JOSEPH HAREA.
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ALBUMS and picture frames in great
variety at cost at I. Ransch's on YORK
street 55-3t
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CLARK-ROBERTSON-In the city
of Racine, Nov. 9th, 1873. by the
brides father, Rev. III. M. Robertson,
Mr.. JOHN J. CLARK, of Oshkosh, to
Miss AMELIA p: ROBERTSON, of Co.
lumbus, Ohio.
Mr.. Clark was a resident of Manito-
voc last summer, and his many friends
here will unite with us in wishing never
failing happiness to himself and the
choice of his affections.
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HARD times and low prices.
Silver paid out in change at Ryder's
Shoe Store. 34-4w
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A F. KLINGBEIL at the Manitowoc
Book Store is just opening the largest
line of Holiday Goods ever brought to
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rich steamers
The sideyEheel steamers Msnitowoc and sheboygar'
soinS South will leave every morning, Sunday ex-
s<fted} ~ o'clock. Saturdays boat leaves at Q
. "a Going North, Saturdays boat goes through 10
Two Creeks Kewaunee and Ahnepee.
III. uppercabiu steamers 0conto, Depere and
Traesdell Will arrive and depart from hantowoc as
follows:
Going South-Leaye every Monday, Wednesday
I'D Saturday at about a.
Going Sorth--Ia&vo e~esy lSsEdnS, 2 hnrsdnS enc
SstaFday at about Z. IN.
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Citp Treasurer's Notics

STATE OF WISCONSIN,, CITY TREAS URER's OFFICE.
COUNTY MANITowuC. Manitnwoc. Dec. II, 1878.
~ Office is hereby given that the list for the
year 1872, tor state County, County School. Poor
City. District School and delinquent street taxes 4.
in my hrnds and that will receive such taxes
for thirty days from Monday, December 10Th, 1873, in
my ONCE in the city council room
85-4t +. SCHULTZ, City Treasurer.
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Custom WoRK.-Mr C., Ii. Cold
wafer warrants all his work in boots and
shoes to be satisfactory in good material.
neat fit and reasonable prices. We have
tried him and found him as gond as his
word. go thou aud do likewise. If
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-12-11

Ii you want TO buy Christnlas Presnts
cheaper than You have for the last ten
years tsll At the MsiaitoyoS Btsk Sase
Ssh sSt.eet ehuth stNk
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All persons indebted to the Williams
House are requested to settle their &C
counts before the 31st OF December,
1873, as I shall leave all demands still
unpaid on the LIST Of January next, in the
hands of collector. J. CAPTAIN.
Manitowoc, Dec. 18th, 1873
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DIARIES at manufacturers prices at
the Manitowoc Book Store.
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4 MAGNIFICENT line of Lava, and Be-
hemian Glass Ware at the Manitowoc
Book Store.
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CHRISTMAS EXPosITIoN.-G. Fehrs,
on south 9Th street, opposite klingholz
Hall invites an examination of his ex-
tensive stock of genuine ard heavy plated
silver ware. gold ard silver watches, gold
and gold plated watch chains. finger
rings, treasfs pins. bracelets, brooches,
earrings, sleeve buttons and studs Of the
latest styles aud best quality. Also
clocks from the best manufactures in
warranted as to material and sold al
greatly reduced prices. Do not fail t.
call at Fehr's brick store opposite King
holz Hall South side 8th st.
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Judge Reed arrived in town last Tues
day noon, being called home by the daI-
gerous sickness of his wife, whose state
we are glad to learn, has somewhat i'm
proved since yesterday, and whose ear
Hest restoration to perfect health is the
heartfelt desire of host of friends.
MEssRs John Hume and VIM. Maho-
ny, the worthy representative OF the
Capital of Calumet county, have also
arrived here, but have not yet honored
our sanctum with their illustrious pres
ence. May We not wait much longer In
vain
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Taken UP.

GAME nto I'll e enclosure of the undersigned in
the town of Gibson. black and red steer. about
wears old. The owner is requested to prove
property, ia, charges and take the same away
Town OF Gibson, Sect on -, November 10Th, 1878
34-3t* ALBERT TETEAK.
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- Z II q M a,
AGENTS WANTED.
III. CarVin's Elixir OfTar

} id-d iy regular medical practitioners and
spr'dy cure qua nnteed Tor Colds. Coughs utntrh
astnlLa- Bronchitis, Splitting Blood. tnnsun It."E
AMI all Phlm nary nmplaints Scrofula Erysipeas
Typ l,s.a and Govt Dyscntery. Cholera mnfl us
Cholera aud all liver and buwel complaints Kidney
dita>es aud al affections @" the urinaI Orpans-pcr
feed! harmiesS-irce from Mineral or Alcuhulic
pr lerte-- pleasant 10 take and never known to
tn.l-Pri'e 81 o. ler bottle. Full Iarticult'S th
nIe cal Iesrin' ny and certificates Oh HIIl,
ton Address. l.. Z. HYDE CO, 1876 Il yep;h
svt.l.ne. New York.
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A PICTURE DRAwING-tickets only 25
cents and no blanks fine lot of
chroInos &C., &C., to be drawn at Myers
auction store, corner Commercial q Sth
street. Open for drawing at all hours
during the day.
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FIFTY different styles OF Dolls at
prices from 5 cts. to 10 dollars at the
Manitowoc Book Store.
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OYSTERS. - Dir. John Mallet has kind
|, presented Us with some oysters which
are really the best we have seen this
season. If Mr.. Maler serves all his Gus
TONERS with as good an article. he will
very soon monopoiize the entire oyster
trade 10 this city.
HOBBY HORSES & Sleighs IN endless
variety at the Manitowoc Book Store.
SocIABLE.-Last Tuesdays sociable
was well attended and all present seemed
10 enioy each others company as well as
the nice coffee and other delicacics of the
table. Beauty and learning were largely
represented and the receipts highly sat-
i,factory
The next sociabIe will be held two
weeks from last Tuesday at he residence
of Mrs Shepard and promises to be one
Of the most pleasant OF the season.
CLOCKS from the best makers and war
ranted are now sold at manufacturers
prices at T. Ransch's s, on York street.
35-3t
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so + ne Bristol Board Visiting; SaTGS.
GEMS ~ New ho5k and rsrs S'yiss Of lettering
TN "i price Unique Printing House. ST N--ey
.ztE Street, New York. Sample sent receipt
SFanip.
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jaw. b. sprains, swellings, cakedirea;s. scaId
burns, ssltrheum, ache, &C., upon the human
fame, and .o strains spawn, gall, &C., an
mails in than have all other pretended REM
e,iies the world began 1t is counter-rritant
an all he ling pain reliever. Crpplss throw away
their crutches the lang walk, poisonous bites are
rendered harmless and the wounded healed with
scar. II il humbug The recipe is publish
ell around car bottle. 1t is selling article be-
fore sold AMI il sells because Il does just what it
pretends to do. Those who suffer from rheuma-
tisn pain swelling deserve to suffer if they will
not Cea-aur Liniment- More than 1910 oeriii :
of remarkable cures, irrai AZ frozen limbs,
chronic rheumatism, govt, running tumors. &c,
have t. en- received. We will send circular con
tanning certificates the recipe &c, gratis any
requs sting il. One bottle of the yellow wrapper
Centaur Liniment is worth hundred dollars for
spawned sweenied horses and m4ies for screw
in sheep Stockuwne.s-this Imminent is
-'-as,oa, fs f,miIy -holId be without
worm your a. =, brssslsts. 30 cen1s
Centaur Eminent Sold by -
Per bottle; large bottles 81 10 J. B. BOSE Co., ..
Rros,ivzy, New York.
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WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.

WINTER wHEAT.-S1 ,05@1,l 10
SPRINti WHEAT, new-100-l05
RYE-7O cts.
OATS-32cts.
BARLEY-Sl06-125
pEA5-50-S5ctE
BEANS-Sl ,25-2.00
TIMOTHY SEED-S1, so
RAPE Seed .25-l.50
FLAX SEED-slSh
EGGS, per DOZEN 1Scts,
BUTTER-2D-2k-
FL0UR-winter, per bl.-s7,00 $3.50
Spring S6,-'O, o.
Rye. $3.50,
MEtI-per cwt. ~ 90 lie
WO0L-per Id 25, to ~ cts.
HIDES-green eta Dry II to IS cts
HAY-$910. I10,00
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Semi Weekly Tribune.

Since the completion of our railroad
connections and the receipt OF ddlty
news from all parts of the world-almost
a. early as they are received in Miiwau-
kee,-we feel that the space of a week
has become too long for our readers to
wait for the latest infoi matious. Ii, there
fore. We can complete our arrangements
in time and our friends will help Us Is
paying up old, and obtaining for US new
bsciiptions. we propose to issue the
TRIBUNE. with tie beginning of the new
year, sEMI-wEEKLY of just halt tie size
Of the resent issue and without inereas
ing the subscription price of 81 % ler
year
AS this improvement will increase cur
already heavy expenses, we rely on cur
friends TO help us to the hest Of their
ability in the enterprise and can, on our
Part. safely promise that no effort will
ever be wanting TO make the SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE the NEST interesting
instructive anl reliable newspaper OF
Msuitowoc County.
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COUNTY poARp OF SUPERVISORS.

HF Hubbard, Chairman, Manitowoc Rapids; John
III CsntrevIlle; John II. Buhne. Meeme; JohnBaTth,
R.siss-iz; Anton Stah Eaton Patrick MaliOy lib
.rty; Fred Schmidt Newton; l.. Z. Nichols Rock
I.ud Boyar Amouds Cato E. j. SnIalley, Manitowoc;
A Z D~mke. LIST Ward Ed. Conway. I'd ard; +. A.
g.an. Cd " ard N l. Gilbert 4th Ward b. ilkins,
o. DAIMLER Two Rivers; " m. Robinson, Kossu;h; z.
T. Etoksr Franklin; Ed. Regain, Maple Grove; john
Touhe Cooperstown; Is. Brdsali, Gibson; Mm.Tischi
a ..kicott: Fred. Yogel, Two Greeks.
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New STILES OF stationery are just
b.ing opeued ct the Manisowoc Book
H1rts
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-12-11

BROW N-HOTHERSAL the
office of the County Judge. by w W
Waldo, Mr.. EDWARD RICHARD
BRoWN. TO Miss CATH ARINE HoTHER
SAIL all OF Manjtowoc.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-12-11

sse Eccst1Esh see Portable EnEniIy
So sag. Machine. or B.. SfTSs frI''i:
adN#rtr over all SatI- faction guaranteed,
> refunded. complete with ,ull directions
ilskwith s .ne Machine Co.. So 81 Galway. n.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-12-11
NOTICE.

NJ Office is hereby given that the school Iuidifig
" block No. 90, in Joint District No. l, will be
ofeced for sale AT public auction, Saturday, tn.
9th day of December, 1873, at 10 O'Clock A. N. By
order of the Board JOHN LANTRY,
33-2t City Clerk
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-12-11

CaEtoria is more than substitute for Castor
OIL II is the only Es arficis in existsacs which
certain to assniate the food. regulate The bowels
Eind-coc- ant produce natural sleep II
taiEs neither minerals morphine alcohol, AMI
pleasant 10 1iee, C5idfen Sss5 Ut cTyafd q. mothers
ut1 H3s WRH
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-12-11

Mas. BINKLEMaNv has OF e of the
neatest little estal :shInents in town,
having fixed up her store and Oyster
Parlor in magnificent lie, where all
the delicacies of the seas IN can always
be had on short notice and of the best
quality. Her assortment of Holiday
goods is quiet varied and offered very
and her candies, fruits and pre-
cheap, -,assed for freshness and
serves are unsuIt-
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-12-11
CoUNTY OFFICERS

County Treasurer-QUERIN EN EN-.
County Clerk-A. Vi RICHTER.
sksrirf-H- d SMART
Under Sheriff.. J. PIERCE
Deputy Sherift-NM. GRlEBLISG
Register of Deeds-J0HS FRANZ
Clerk Of the Court-A. III EN ING.
County Judge-W. W. WALDO.
District AttOrney-W.J' TURNER
xup'f of Schools-MICHAEL kIRWAN.
County SurVcyor-JUHN OHARA-
,no-.n.rE SIMON