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Hardware and Furnishing store.

We had occasion to call at the store OF
our friend Z. X. Rand this week and
were kindly conducted by him through
his entire establishment We have to
acknowledge that we give the palm to
him for having the largest. best assorted
and most complete Hardware establish
mcnt in this city. His assortment of cut
.ery embraces ever? thiug that can be
asked for table or pocket nse. from the
largest carving knife 10 the TIMES pocket
knife not an inch IN length. HI. hard
ware shelves contaia all kinds of locks.
hinges, etc, for h0use-buiidins as well
many tools sad other articles used by
>hipwrights and carpenters. His mex,
room contains his bar Iron, Steel, Horse
shoes aud everything that can be wanted
for blacksmith use Adjoining this is
the Wseon. Carriage and Sleishmakers
furnishing room filed with The woodwork
for all kinds ct vehicles and in al manner
of shapes. The ce ar i FLIED with
dozen 1iiferen; kinds Of oils. tar, bales of
oakum. all sorts Of uirdos sash ready
painted and g!szed, ozyokes. etc., etc
The entire es.al' i,hment i q pattern Of
nsainess, as the owne- and his assistants
are patterns of gentlemauls upright deal
ers, who are se.. worthy lie increasing
pasFora:v u VurapTreuasis; e0aA.NuiW
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DA En.

EASTON-Died at Cau1hdenoy, Osws-
90 Co.. n. Y, December oath, Ma
THANIEL P. EAsToN, Esq, aged s4
years 6 months and days.
He vas the father of DR.. d. J. Eas.on
Of this city, veteran of 1912, a. indus
erious MAD, good citizen, and faithful
loving husband and father. He leaves
sorrowing widow and nine grown up
children, who will ever remember him
with love and reverence throughout their
lives.
There was something remarkable in
this event. Our. Dr.. Eastou, in the
same night of his fathers death, saw him
ia dream Or vision and conyersed Nth
him rs naturally as he did at home; tno
days after he received the news of his
death
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Dir. CEAs. FL. CONFERENCE.-The
gentleman has established custom boot
and shoe shop on Buffalo. near 9Th ST,
adjoining the Hardware store of Mr.. L.
K. Rand. and wishes to call the attention
Of the ladies and citizens Of Manitowoc
County, to leave their measure for their
boots and shoes wl:!. him for trial, as he
justly Chains to be able to satisfy sny
reasonable expectations in regard to quail
ity and price Of his manufacture, Mr.
Z. devotes especial attention TO 6as work
for gentlemens boots or ladies shoes
AL kinds Of new work and also repairing
will be gratefully accepted and neatly
executed. Mr. Coldvater says. he is
bound to please. Try him to be fully
satisfied. 1888 II
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For the TEIBUNY.
CEO.EGs BEAUTIFUL.

Looking at the daily life Of mankind,
that part which is shown 10 the world !;
how little is seen of that true, inner ex
istence, from which en3anates al The
goodness and truth of life. J mean the
life Of those who show to the world a
milling face, while their hearts ache at
he baroness Of their unappreciated
iive=; their hearts msy o.erfow with
-oo3ly feeling. and perhaas blessings
.nay lie conferred by ,heir willing hands
hat get ,hey Sigh for something else II
= appreciation that is laeki.gI from
hose best by others kindness:
And this * more true # tie female,
tl.an Of the stronger sex; won r Ike to
be appreciated: how many vives and
mothers arc striving to riee comfort to
d IF loved ones, daily. ever giving q
their truest thoaelt sad love for their
benefit with pst;enee. overlooking ua-
kind Voris. AMI ait e' gh craving fos a
thankful wori ? la without :;
vreafiiae, uaknowa to i emselves. =
halo round t. s.. tie brightness Of
WINS ~ sbry- dys..szf-ss-
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-16
EEEsORT or TEE JONES LIBRARY
ASSOCIATION.

To the Jones Library Association
Agreeable to the requirements of the
laws of our association, 7 have now the
honor Of presenting the fifth annual re-
port Of the Board of Directors.
And L am happy TO be able 10 report
material progress; and that, taking j; all
m all, the year just closed, has been the
most successful OF The Associations life.
The Treasurer report shows the aggre-
gate receipts, from all sources, to be
s555.26, and disbursements to be $40
% leaving balance on hand of sll5 o..
The books Of the Library show the graft
tying fact, that two thousand, nine
hundred volumes have been taken from
the library for use, and returned during
the year; an increase Of fifteen hundred
over the previous year. 1t is also
pleasure to report that we have added
largely to our mem bership, having had
| sixty-six members added during the
year, 1.-THE largest number received dur
ing any one yeal since the foundation OF
the association
And it is a further matter of consratu
latiou to all friends of the association,
| that our success has enabled the Board
of Directors to add TO the Library two
hundred and ninety seven volumes cf
new, popular books. two thirds of Which
are now on the shelves, and the remain
der Of which will-be ready for circulation
IN few Gays, and which will make liz
all some thirteen hundred volumes oi
c cIce literature, besides large nNu.ter
of public documents The addition of
20 many new books undoubtedlv has
had much to do with tie growth Of our
mem bership
These are about all the facts of gen
eFal nature. that now occur to me a.
necessary tn be reported at this time he
particulars, of course, will he reported
hy the proper officers
And now, gentlemen. in CLOSING fhi.
report, IL may not be improper for me to
refer Il another matter ~ congrarulation
90 the association. speak OF the har
innny, good will and careful interest
thes the officers Of the association have
manifested ~ IFS welfare since its begin
ming. There have been 80 chickering's,
no quarrels, no jealou>ies, no divisions,
neither any discord. The first aim Of al
has been to promote the objects 4or
which the association was formed viz
The diffusion of knowledge, and the cul-
tivation and enlightenment Of the mind
and tremendously all have !abored fol
that purpose. And that the future
! course of The association NAV he a. ha y.
monious as the past, and its prosperity
augmented, and it's usefulness extended
| is the earnest desire Of your Board o
Directors.
HENRY SIBREE, President.
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Park Hotel, Madison, Wis.

This New and Elegant Hotel was open
ed for guests Aug. 10th, 1871. 1t ia
situated on the highest point of ground
in the centre of the City of Madison, d.
reetiy opposite the Stste Capitol, and
every window commands a magnificent
view of tbs celebrated Lakes, MENDOZA,
MoSoNA, WAUBEsA. and kEGoNsA,
which surround the City.
The House has allthe modern i'm prove-
ments-is furnished in a superior and
most substa initial manner, with Velvet
and Brussels carpets, Blackwalnut and
Msrble-Top furniture. Spring Beds and
Hair Mattresses throughout. The rooms
and corridors are large and well veniila-
ted.
Sample Rooms have been fitted up on
the FIRST FLOOR for the especial accom-
mediation of commercial travellers.
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Four Splendid Chromos fer Every
Subscriber.

Arrangements have been made by
which we can offer years subscription
to The New York Christian at Work
and Eclectic Weekly" with their four
magnificent Chromos: GOOD Morning"
Carlo IN Mischief, Spring Flowers"
sud Summer Flowers" together with
our TRIBUNE for 81, so.
As The ChFomos alone are worth from
aio 10 $1,000, aud as the New L orx pub
l:cR5ian i every way first class, it presents
an Enass; opportunity to our subscribers.
The ChTofnos sre made by Prang and
other celebrated artists, aud will Be for
wsraea promptly by nsil prepaid.
Should any subscriber desire only the
.wo tirst-name5 Chromos, they will be
seut With the two publications for $3.Ta
u nut to ise publisher of this paper
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Election or ssfEieer. of the Sc1es E.sbxs-
ry Association.

SIN's1on OK ssfEESeT-.9t E52e IS DE IS G45Dxs-
ny AsaGci=zs0z.
a ihe annual election for officers f
tho Jones Library Association held at the
Library room on Wednesday Jan. 8th.
John Schuette, r. D. Smart and Jacob
Eliegler were elected as Directors for
three years.
The annual meeting of the Association
took place at the Library room on the
evening of the same day. According to
the report Of Treasurer the society is in
a fourishing condition.
The very able and satisfactory report
Of the late President OF the Associa ton,
Henry Sibree, Esq. will BE- found in this
issue 10 whioh We invite the careful er.
usal Of our readers; it will be seen that
the membership has largely increased the
past year, and We hope the time is not
far distant when every english reading
person in the city will be an active mem
Der of the Association.
The late officers. who have been but
partly reelected, deserve tbs greatful
acknowledgment OF cur intelligent com.
munity for their untiring efforts in be
half of this Association, whose benefits
can best be appreciated by those who
have prohied of the intellectual advan-
tages, it is constantly and increasingly
offering to its members. The late Presi-
dent, Mr.. Sibree, has taken unceasine
pains to promote this noble object and i.
is sincerely hoped. that he will continue
his aid and council which have been of
such happy effect upon the intellectual,
advancement and material increase Of the
Jones Library Association of Manitowoc
At meeting Of the rev Board of Di-
reesors held in the Library room on
Thursday evening Jan. 9th the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year:
President-J. D. Markham.
Vice - J. F. Guyles.
Secretary-Henry Mulholand.
Treasurer-Querin Even.
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FIRs-An alarm vss sounded last
Tuesday night, which was caused BY the
burning of the Cooper shop of VIM
Bush,nan on the south side. near the
mouth of the river. The building WAS
nearly filed with -four barrels which are
mostly saved, but the shop is total loss
Mr.. Truman mill OF the lot adjoining
was in great daDger-s strong east wind
blowing the sparks right onto it-until
the arrival of the Steamer which, with
its two powerful streams, soou pa, an end
TO the fry element.
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See advertisement in another column.
Tara7 & Nash is the new law firm ad-

TgEAT & Nash is the new law firm ad-
yertised in cur columns. Both gentlemen,
heiag we'll known and appreciated in our
community. hardly need any further re-
commendativn. Mr.. Treat in his private
as sci, IS official practice has always shown
himself equal to airy emergency and Mr..
Nash by his superior education. constant
study and truly christian principles viii
add largely to the already extensive bust
less Of tbs new firm. We congratulate
del. Lesr Is 10 Tue association.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

County fressurer-QUERIN EW EN-.
County Clerk-A. II RICHTER
Sheriff.. L. SMART
Under Sheriff.. j. PIERCE.
Deputy Sherin-WH. GRIEBLISG
Register OF Deeds-JoHN FRANZ.
Clerk of the Court-A. PIENING-
County Judgs-W. W. WALDO.
District Aftorney-W.J' TURNER
sGp't of Schools-MICHARL KIRWAE.
Coronsr-F. SIMON.
COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Il. =. Hubbard, Chairman, Manitowoc Rapids; John
kill CsntrevIlle John II. Bohne, Meeme; JohnBarth,
eehlesrig; Anton Stahl, Eaton Patrick Aslloy Lib
srty; Fred Schmidt. Newton; L. p Nichols, Rock
isld Boyar Almonds, Cato; e. J. SEaiey Mantle voc;
4. Y. Dumke, 1st Ward Ed. Conway. I'd Ward; <. A.
Bean, Sd Ward n. L. Gilbert, 4th Ward B. wilkins
q. DAIMLER, Two Rivers VIM. Robinson Kossuth; p.
r. stoksr, Franklin Ed. Regain, Maple Grove; John
fouhe Cooperstovn Is. BrdsaII, Gibson VIM .Tisch,
Hishieott; Fred. yogel, Two Creeks.
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PEEsoNAL-John Read with his young
wife rea he'd town 'sst night and gave US
q iriendli eal! lis morning he looks
prosperous, healthy and suceessfulin oyery
s'Enserprise
Doctor and Mrs P.itchard safely retur-
ned last eve arg from their bridal tour
We hsarlF w.SDne them 10 shs;r hous:
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News DEPOT Geo. " Fechter gives
notice that no periodicals will be delivered
after February let, except for cash on
delivery. Mr. Fechter's business is in
creasing so rapidly that j. is no longer
possible for him to keep these small News
accounts. See his advertisement, take
d Ie notice ard act accordingly.
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Important 10 HoRSEMEN. Prof
ANDERSON S DERMADoR" is the best
Eminent in use for Horses This fact
is shown by numerous letters from all
parts of the country. 4 late enc reads
IS follows
Wehsye been experimenting with your
Dermador on horse Scsh. and find it
vcry superior remedy-n uch superior 10
any other iiniBeBs Se eEer used In our
livery stable. Please send Us two dozen
larGe bottles by exnress. G. o. D.
WATSON & COOPER.
Wsverly, Ind.
ca, 49,: e.,t II nnnahnr cnI,1r,r,
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ARRIvALs-The number of travellers
registered in our thres 6rst-cass Hotels
during last year is as follows
Windiate House, ,632.
Williams House, eS5.
NorthWe.tern-2.9 900
Matties beats all.
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Bibles MIR. Wm. l. G. Trapp. our
County Billie Agent. has been in The city
for some weeks and is doing quite work
IN tie distribut on of Bibles and Tesla
ments and in raising funds for the Bible
cause. Nj. Trapp makes it his business
TO visit every family in this county, and
has so far called OF over four thousand
families found over one thousand of
them without the word Of God, and dis-
tributed it among al who were willing to
accept it, either by sale or donation. As
1t Is desirable that the expenses of can
wasting our county should be borne By
its friends. We heartily commend the
Gauss and lis Agent to the liberal support
u fax eeAsUusaVe .-
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CITY OFFICERS

kxyor-CHAS. LULING.
City Clerk-J0S. RANKIN.
City Treasurer-fRED. SCHULTz
City Attorney-G. A. FORREST.
Police Justice-DON A SHOVE
AsSessor-N. NELSON.
Harsha--. HALyERSON.
Eurvs)or--F. ARMSBT.
"A. r. Dumks
Aldermen, 1st Ward, Fred. Schuette
Ii. GuttIuann.
{ Edward Conway,
Aldermen, I'd, Ward, ( A. Hanson,
z. J. Smslley.
r. A Bean,
Aldermen, Sd Ward, Joseph Stshe,
j. Knickrehu.
IN. L. Gilbert,
Aldermen, xth Ward W. Praehszks,
Al. Patchen.
Justices of the Peace-1st Ward f Zilps: Cd
Ward, Geo. n. Woodin Sd Ward, J. o'Hare; 4th
Ward, ]. 9. Anderson.
Constab!es-lst Ward, VIM. Griebling; I'd Ward
T. Thompson; 81 Ward, J. Strauch; +th Ward, L.
Murphy.
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MASQUERADE. Tho Ladies Society on
the South side, propose, in ompliance
with the old European custom, to have q
Masked Ball at the Turner Hall on the
23d inst, and to devote the avsils Of it
to the benGt Of destitute families in our
city. Although the large hearted benevo,
lencs OF our citizens has prevented suffer
ing to a great degree, there are still fami
lies who. through fire or other accidents
are left destitute Of the hecessaries of life
and who cannot overcome their personal
feelings TO appeal publicly for aid to the
more fortunate and prosperous; for such
especially is it the ain and purpose ofthe
Ladies TO procure, if possible, permanent
relief, and we know, thst they will not
appeal in vain to the kindness and be-
neyoleut spiris of our community. 39tE
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Our TRIBUNE-Iti is with considerable
pride and satisfaction that we present this
number as thir,y-six column paper. in
which form it will heIeafter be continued.
This change would have been made in the
FIRST Issue of this year. had we not been 50
badly disappointed in receiving the neces
sary meterial. While we spare no cost or
labor in trying 10 make the Tribune the
largest and best paper Of sianitowoc Co. !,
we can nstiy claim the most liberal sup
port from our intelligent community
Thanking cur friends Cor their kindly be-
slowed sid ard assistance, and bespeak
for the TRIBUNE ae.f continuance and
constant Increase.
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SOLDIER BOUNTY. The time for Fill.
ing claims for additional bounty under
the act of July IS, 1866. giving 500 to
every soldier who enlisted IN the army of
the United States after the 10Th of
April. 1861, for period of no. less than
three years. and received his honorable
discharge; or $50 for two years enlisted
after April Il, 1851, expires on the 3lst
of the present month.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-16

WHAT NExT! Tire January uumber
Of this sprishtiy Juvenile magazine, is
crowded with exec lent thin 1T tie
young folks viii Ike, and parsats viii
approve. - esuis year, it'll beau
tiful sl.t0 hrcn each subscriber.
a boy or girl is waited IN every neigh
boEEood % 70 la. Spe men 3
cents. John B. lden, Publisher,
Uhieeso N
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TIE Priest AND SWEETEST CoD-LIvEE On is Hazard
& Csswells, made the shore, from fresh, Sc
I.cted liverS by CAswELI HAZARD Co, New York.
1t is absolutely pure and stg.et Patients who havs
once taken it prefer it all others Physicians hsv.
decided superior eny Of the other ellis market
1884 I2w
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HOMESTEAD FOR SALE.-There being
such scarcity of suitable dwellings in
our city, We call especial attention to the
advertisement of Will A, Place, who is
going West and wants to sell out. The
opportunity he offers is a good ole. 40tf.
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DEPUTY SuERiFFs. The following is
list of Deputies appointed for the
several Assemhly Districts:
lst-lenry CORES, SehleHriz.
2d-Chas. Gustaveson, Man. Rapids
3d-Cbas. II. Webster, Two Rivers.
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

PERSONS harng advertisements
INTENDED for Insertion IN the ensuing
nuniber Of the T,RIBU NE, aciU please
hand an Their fauors previoas to neat
Wednesday noon.
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Don't spend your time. ink and pens.
writing ugly letter and bill heads. when
you can have elegant ones printed ct this
Office for very little more than the cost
of the psper
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The 'Freie Saeneerbuud proposes to
get IN Grand Masquerade" on the
25th Of next month, 70 he benefit of its
own treasury. That thy society has
always proven itself 50 ready and willing
to help others, that we can !oos with per
feet safety on it's being literally support
ed by our intelligent ana approaching
community.
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CHAPPrD HsSDs, face. rough .kin. pimples, ring
m. ssitrheEn,, and other cutaneou- affections
cared and the -kin made soft and smooth, by using
TIE JUMPER Tar SOAP. made by Caswell Hazard Co.
New York. Be certaia to get the T.Htfer Tar Soap,
there many worthless limitations made with
common tar. 1884 L
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TRANSIENT RATES FOR BOARD.

Omnibusses and Baggage Wagons
"a attendance on arrival of trains.
Every effort will be made to secure the
comfort and pleasure of guests.
II-6ms MARK II. ISssH. Proprietor
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FIREMEN' ELECTIoNs.-Torrent Eng

FIREMEN's ELECTIoNs.-Torrent Eng.
Company elected
Foreman-John Boechar,
lst Asst. do Theodore jain,
I'd DO do Emil Borchcrdt,
Treasurer Schappert,
Sscretary-Bernhsrd Ebbers.
Hose Capt.-C. Heingarten,
Asst. do Jos. Brasmeyer.
Phoenix Hook & Ladder Company
elected
Foremat-Dan. Bmbmer,
lst Asst. Go Albert Greve.
% do do Fred. Hoch,
Secretary WestpbaI,
Treasurer-Chas. Greye.
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RECORDS In the Registers Office Of
this county were recorded during 1872 +:
Marriages 100.
Bir,hs-2OO.
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Arr1val8 and fBepnrtures Oh tHe tsoDss"
rich Steamers.
Ths side-wheel steamers Msnitowoc and Sheboygan,
2oing South, will leave every morning, Sundays
espted) at ~ o'clock Saturdays boat leaves at
D. M Going North Saturdays boat goes through 10
Two Creeks. Kswaunee and Ahnepee.
The upper-csbin steamers OcOnto. 81. Joseph and
Truesdsli, VIII arrive and depart from Manitowoc
follows
Going South Leave every Monday, Wednesday
and Saturday at about a n.
Going North-Leave every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday. at about p.
J.w. ToOMBs, Agent.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-16

BURIALS. The Sexton of our City
Cemetry reports the beurisls of SO grown
persons aud 81 children during 1872
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community

DoNATIoN.-We would remind the
good people Of this city that the Donation
party for the bereft of Rev. Mr.. Lavelle
is to be held to 1ight. Oar Rev. friend
certainly deserves not only all spiritual
but also the material aid in his arduous
!shors for our benefit. Let rs ali be
cheerful givers Of part Of cur own
blessings.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-16

THE Teachers Association meets in
Mishicost on next Saturday-wish we
could be with them.
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IxOIICE.

XITHYRE4s cy ~i.9 Jos .TEA EUHTZ fas left
w lav be Il I'D hoard thu oh Lar ia nary
1873, without "a cane p-5sic-flas, hs-s f1I-
b d all perso hsr.2sssg CT '.n- on ar
count and Fl = fsce sn.; s..ali - del. Gun,
,tzocted be- saae- re esss q hi.
eef YLS. ~ AZ.
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WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.

WINTER WHEAT sl.en-iI.ss
SPRING WHEAT-Sl, I5-$IIt
RYR-6O-65 cts
OETS-52-97cts
BhRLEY-65-70 cts.
PEAS-5G-1, iGots
BEAES-S2 0o-26o
TIMOTHY SEED-$2, $500
RAPE sEED-1 ,25-lso
FLAX SEED-sl,50
EGGS, per dozen-1S to 1octs
BJTTER-lS-2G.
FLOUR winter, per bl-s7,oe, sT,ks
Spring $500, o,N
Rye, fl1
hbAI-per cwt. 81 90 Ito
WOOL-per III 40. TO ST. cts
HtpE6.sreen TO 81 cts. Dry 10 tssa0 et,.
HAf-Si2,o0, 1859
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KEEP the TX in front of your prem
Uses free from ice and snow.
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THE election OF officers for our Fire
Department Lass Tuesday evening result
ed as follows:
Chief Engineer-Fred Seeeer.
lst Ast. do Peter Mulholiand.
Cd Asst. do Geo. Dusold
Our best wish is, that the new officers
may closely follow in the footsteps of
their 'illnstrious predecessors
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-16

REVENUE Stamps have been sold
last year to Brewers and Cigar makers Of
this county TO the amount Of SO. $50 43.