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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-12-18

y FINANCIAL panic does not mean that
no one has any money. There is plenty
Of money 10 the country, aud those who
hoard it are Just the ones to be eager for
bargains" which fall in prices holds
out. But to buy. they must know where
10 buy. and the merchant who tells them
will receive their cash, therefore sdyer-
tise.
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report OIL u A SHOVE was on motion
placed On file.
The following claims were referred
back with recommendation that they be
allowed as follows:
Thos Windiete, SIG, go refreshments
for fremen; F G Serge, 1925 allowed
$ll so disallowed $3.50 sundries for
steam fire engine; John Boecher, $500.
repairs on engine; FGauger. 81, u so labor
on cisterns Richards, $40. so, towing;
A f Dumke 4 Co, $lS,75. repairs on
dredge; H GreYe & Bro, $3.50, allowed
$3.50 disallowed 81 90, repairs on SITS
f Gauger, $4l, so. allowed $4O,O5, dis
allowed 81, 25. labor or streets; E Pautz
S64,S0 gravelling streets Guyles &
Pankratz. $2l,71, lumber.
Allowed as reported, ayes IL, nays 0.
Claim of N B Morse sI16, 80 for coal
allowed $1,000 disallowed $3.50.
Allowed as reported, ayes 9, nays =,
(kuhl and Truman
On motion the rules were Suspended
and the following claims allowed:
Pauper accounts, $63, so; R d Smart,
$3.50. boarding prisoners Jos Lenox,
$500 removing pole; III Wits So cleo.
sundries for city A Whitman So wood
G W Gibson. SO, election services
V Wegfarth, $3.50 refreshments for
firemen c B Stray, $4,000, rent of lot,
allowed SO disallowed $40. Allowed as
reported, ayes IL, nays 0.
Committee on fire and water make the
following report on report OF T Sesger,
Chief Engineer
Your committee to whom the above
report had been referred beg leave to
state that we have had the same under
consideration and respectfully recon.
mend that three hundred feet of rubber
hose for Torrent Engine should be pur.
chased. We further would state that
the Chief Engineer should be authorized
to get up one company to take charge Of
Badger Engine.
Report adopted AMI recommendation
granted, ayes IL, nays 0.
License bond OF J Mueller, Wenze
Sweiker, F Ziman and Altman & Simon
was on motion approved and placed or
file.
Alderman Wallich submitted the fol
lowing
Resolved. That the committee on fire
and water be and are hereby instructed
and authorized to purchase three hun
dred feet of rubber hose of the same
quality and strength as now used by the
steam FIRE engine.
Adopted, ayes IL, nays 0.
Alderman Cooper submitted the fol
lowing:
Resolred. That the accounts of Sl2, ?;
/ and 1852 presented by the City Treas
urer be and are hereby allowed. aud tina,
/ the Mayor and Clerk be authorized t
/ same.
Adopted, ayes IL, nays @.
Alderman Cooper submitted the fol
! lowing:
| Rcsolred, That the Marshal be and i
hereby instructed to require all auction
GERS now carrying on such business with
in the limits of the City of Manitowoc t,
pay such license as the charter of thi
city requires by law, commencing from
the date of their first days sales as sucl
auctioneers.
Adopted, ayes IL, nays 0.
Alderman Wallich submitted the fol
lowing:
Resolred. That the salary for the en-
gineer of the steam fire engine be and i
hereby fixed at three hundred dollars 70
the ensuing year.
Adopted, ayes 10, nays l, tKostcm
la.sky.l
The .dayor reports the following a
the amount of orders issued upon tn
Poor Fund for the month of November
1878.
lcr Or
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OYSTERS. Mr.. Mallet informs us that
his A. No. 1 Oysters find ready sale,
and that he has concluded to get up a
regular establishment for the sale of
Fruits, Oysters and other deIcacies of
the season as soon as ever he can find a
suitable locality. Mr.. Mallet is one of
our Oldest and most respected residents
and richly deserves the best success for
his enterprise.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-12-18
HOBBY HORSES & Sleighs in endless
variety at the Manitowoc Book Store.

\ GENTLEMAN who has just come from
Saginaw, informs US that in a recent
conversation with the officers Of the F. &
7. Nj. Railway, he was assured that the
road would certainly be completed to this
city early next season. The road bed is
ready for the iron and the company is
anxious to have the line extended to its
western terminus. The road has main
tanned its credit and promptly met the
interest on its bonds, and will be able to
secure the necessary means to complete
the Toad.-Ltdingtoa Record.
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BEST silver plated ware, such as fruit
and cake baskets, ice pitchers, goblets,
cups, butter dishes, tea sets, syrup
dishes, sugar bowls, casters, spoons,
knives and forks. call bells, etc., etc., to
be sold at cost at F. Ransch's on York
street. 35-5t
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Custom WoRk.-Mr. c. H. Cold
water warrants all bis work in boots and
shoes to be satisfactory in good material,
neat fit and reasonable prices. We have
tried him and found him as good rs his
word. Go thou and do likewise IF
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-12-18

CONSOLIDATION Messrs. Evans, New
ell & Fiegler have consolidated with
Messrs. Wahle & Haupt of the Wiscon-
sin Central Mill, under the firm of Fieg-
Ter Wahle & Co. who will continue the
flour and feed business at the old stand
corner of 9Th & Buffalo SITS.
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To the Greenback Returned

Leese We ance mair fra DOT my han,
Snr lang fra me ye wad be gsngin;
Tho vert weel we understan'
part fra ye wi sairest langin'.
Thou cam'st at friendships sacred ca,
Relievin' waes and care deridin';
Thou ga'est AZ ither bIessin's gas,
Who's memory's for aye abidin'.
Sac, get We gane-ye'ye had y'r day;
My mara usntH aits-.aay ha RI "a hav.
Thin are-ye-weel-msy We weel fare
But come again wi twenty mair!
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DEER are quite plenty in this county
this winter. One man in the town of
Rapids killed FIVE in one day and in
the town of Cooperstoyn as high as ten
have been killed in one day. Still Yeni-
son is quite dear yet
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CITY OFFICERS

a.yor-A. ID. JONES.
City Clerk-F. W BOKCHERDT
City Tressurer-FRED. SCHULTZ
CITY Attsrnsy-GEo. y. syOODIN.
rslics JuItice-DON A. SHOVE.
AAssssor-N. NOLLEN DOEFt
harsh1l-FREB. BECKER.
1T, H. A. Wallieh
Aldermen LIST Ward, j. Roeeher,
A. NJ. Richter,
IGso. Cooper,
Aldermen, I'd Ward, j. 8 johnson.
Ira L. Smith
A. Rosso,
Aldermen ID Ward, Ii. Truman,
NJ kuhl.
F. kostomlasky,
Aldermen, <th Ward K C. knu,isnn,
+. Schroeder,
.ju.ticss Of tho Peace-lst Wartl-J. +. Zinns; p
Ward Geo. n. Woodin; ID Ward, j. Oiisra 4tf
n Ard J. g. Anderson.
Con.tsbIes-1st Ward, VIM. Griehiing; I'd Ward
4. Thompson al Ward, j. strsueh; 4th Ward, +
lnruby
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CLARK's MILLS. Dec. 9, 1873.

CLARK s MILLS, Dec. ., 1875
Ed. TRIBUNE The following are
tbs names of the scholars whose average
standing for the month of November IS
above 10 per cent:
Cutie Noyes IS Maggie Foy Is
Emma Morgan 70 jamie Morgan IS
Heman Noyes 76 Martha Morgan y
Those who have cot been absent dur
ing the month are.
Heman Noyes Celtic Noyes
MARY BoETTcHER, Teacher.
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MAsoNIc.-Last night the election of
officers of Manitowoc Lodge No. IS, F.
& A. NJ, resulted os follows:
A. D. Jones, W. NJ
FL. T. Gillett, s. w.
E. N. Torrey, J. W.
L. G. Shove, Treasurer
W. III. Glover, Secretary.
The installation will take place on
Saturday, Dec. 9th.
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F1RE.-The large conhagration, the
reflection of which was noticed on the
western sky last night. was caused by
the burning of the large school house
near Mr.. Boettcher's tavern, on the
Calumet road.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-12-18

A PICTURE DRAWING tickets only %
cents and no blanks fine lot of
chromos &C., &c. to be drawn at Myers
auction store, corner Commercial & Sth
street. Open for drawing at all hours
during the day.
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The weather has been remark ably
pleasant during the past week and is
still quite warm but cloudy. We must
expect change soon, however, at this
late season.
Mr.. r. c.. Mcleod, whose weekly re-
port we should always be glad to pub
lisb, has kindly furnished us the follow
ing
Meteorological observations at Mishi-
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MISCELLANEOUS AND LOCAL

PERSONS haring advertisements
tpteaded for Insertion an the ensuing
axm5er Of the TRIBUNE, tciU please
hand III he,r .tarors prerious to nert
Wednesday noon.
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49, 4 49,
z6@EA HEzSSaSEExC.5
Arrivals and Departures Of the Good
rich Steamers.

III. sde-rheel steamers Manitow oc and Si.eboy gan,
sGins South will leave every morning, Sundays ex-
t4pted} u O'Clock. Saturdays boat leaves at >
y. M. Going North Saturdays boat goes through To
Tive Creeks, kewaunee and Ahnepee-
The upper-cabin steamers Oconto, Depere and
Truesdell, will arrive and depart from Mantowoc as
follows:
Going south-Leaye every Monday, Wednesday
Ss< Saturday at about a
Going North-Leaye every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at about p
j. W ToOMBS. Agent.
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A GREAT TUMBLE IN Prices John
Schuette & Bro. have marked down
their goods from 10 to % ger cent. Now
is the time to buy there and get good
hargians. Boot
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-12-18

Averages, 29.43o 34.14o 31.000
Showing a mean temperature for the
week of 81. 52o Fahrenheit, all the above
figures being above zero.
Yours truly,
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SoCIABLE-Pleasc remember the So
eiable at Mrs. Shepard's residence next
Tuesday evening. A large company and
very pleasant time is anticipated
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VACATION schools Of this city
will be closed next Friday for vacation
of two weeks
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NiesU Advertisements.
NOTICE 80 DEBTORS

All those indebted to the late firm of Evans New
ell & fhegler will please to pay their liabilities
within thirty days from this day to Mr.. Fegler who
Is authorised to settle all accounts of the late firm of
Evans Newell Il Flegler.
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Election Notice.

To the members of the Fire Department of the City
of Manitowoc:
ftNAKE notice that the election of Chief Engineer
Il of the Fire Department of the City of Manitowoc
will be held at the Council Rooms, on the 18Th Of
January, 1874, at I o'clock P. NJ. The polls will he
opened at O'Clock and close q: o clock p. NJ
36-4t FRED SEEGER Chief Fnpfnser
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GREAT INvENTIoN--For the protec-
ton of the feet in cold weather there is
nothing ever been found equal to the
imported German Sock. For sale only
at Ryder's 34-4w
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-12-18

Our Circuit Court is still in session and
will continue all this week We shall
publish its proceedings in full in our
next issue.
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L. S. MAIL.-Mr. Kessler, the Two
Rivers and kewaunee mail carrier, has
been notified to furnish to the Postoffiee
Department statement of the term.
upon which he will carry The mail daily
between the two points named, instead
of tri weekly. as now. George came
right down to bottom figures. and it il
safe to predict that by January LIST Two
Rivers can proudly say that she haI
daily mail communication with Kewaunee.
-Kecaunee Ente7Drtse.
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TIE sehooners Hannah Eta. Industry
and Mime Haha came into port last
Saturday and have gone into winter
quarters
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HARD times and low prlees.
Silver paid out in change at Ryder's
Sho1 Store. A4w
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CO IreasureE's 9 otioe q.

srt7r NJ WISCONSIN, , CITY TaEAsURER's OFTICE-
e ~ Xsy1rowoc Mn itowCc, Dec. II. 1873.
-~OTTCF is hereby given that tire lax li-f for the
y year 1872 for STATE, County, County School, Poor
CITY ris;ricr School and delinquent street ta-es Is
no. =. nv hruIs and that viii receive -ufh taxes
for -ty fays from Monday December 15tls 1sT5-Ifs
p,v tfls 70 ia the city council room
g.t r. SCHULTZ. City Treasurer.
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.Castoria is more than substitute for Castor
ol 1t is the only safe article in existence which
certain to assimiate the food regulate the bowels
cure wlnd-coic, and produce natural sleep. 1t con
talns neither minerals, morphine alcohol and i
pleasant to take Children need cry and mothers
may rest 3o-96-1y
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Ed. TRIBUNE:-TheN New York Tri;-
buEe has issued large "Famers Extra, !"
comprising eight pages of matter in re-
gard to the great Farmers Movement,
that with scarce an origin, has in a few
months assumed such vast proportions,
that the whole country is agitated and
unsettled, and the end is not get. The
little leaven threatens to set the whole
mass to working.
Monopolists who have heretofore had
full sway and derided the idea of oppo-
stion from Farmers, are beginning to
fear and tremble, and farmers are sud-
denly becoming aware of their strength,
and in body arc organizing with an
enthusiasm akin to patriotism.
The Farmers Extra is full Of informa-
ton every tiller of the soil should read
it. Railroad matters are ventilated in
full, and plain. pointed conversation
given with Railroad Chiefs, Shippers,
Grain Dealers and the master minds OF
movement A complete history of itself
Of this unlocked for uprising to the
present.
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ALBUMS and picture frames in great
variety at cost at +. Ransch's on York
street. S5-3t
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CLOCKS from the best makers and war
ranted are now sold at manufacturers
prices at I. Ransch' s, on York street.
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LINlMENTs for horses are always irri
tating aud heating, operating from the
principle of counter irritation. Prof
"Ander-on's Dermador," on the con
trary, is at once cooling and soothing.
1t seems to act chemie ally by dissolvinG
as it were the inflammation and soreness
and dispensing all diseased action in {
short time, restoring the part to sound
ness and health.
See advertisement in another column
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Centaur Imminent.

!: :: :: !: :: :: )"
~ There is nolpan which the Gem
SX@ taur Eminent will not relieve, no
LNA swelling II will not subdue, and no
II Ak lameness which it will not cure
&B(6 This Is strong language, but ii Is
true. 1t has produced more curef
nSTEpu of rheumatism, neuralgia, Ioc.-
jaw, palsy, sprans, swelings, caked-breats scslds
burns, salt-rheum, searsche, &C., upon the human
frame, and sof strains, SPAWN, gals &C. upon ami
mails IN one than have all other pretended rem
edies since the world began. 1t is counter-irritant
an all healing pain reever. Cripples throw away
their crutches, the lame walk, poisonous bites are
rendered harmless, and the wounded are healed with
out scar 1t is no humbug. The recipe is publish
ed around each bottle. 1t is selling article be-
fore sold and it sells because it does Just what it
pretends to do Those who now suffer from rheuma-
tism, pain or swelling deserve suffer if they will
not use Centaur Liniment. More than 1000 certif-
Gates of remarkable cures, including frozen limbs
chrome rheumatism, gout running tumors, &c.
have been received. We will send a circular CON
tanning certificates, the recipe &C. gratis any one
requesting it. One bottle of the yellow wrapper
Centaur Liniment is worth hundred dollars for
spawned or sweenied horses and mules or for screw
worm in sheep. Stock-owner5-this Tniment is
Centaur Liniment- Sold by all Druggists 80 cents
per bottle; large bottles ST. 90. j. g. Ross Co SO
Broadway. New York.
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A. F. kLNGBEn at the Manitowoe
Hook Store is just opening the largest
line of Holiday Goods ever brought TO
this epsn, which hs sells at panic prices.
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Splendid Premium Offer.

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is ever progressive, and now finds cir
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The subscription price Of the Peoples
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A MAGNIFICENT line of Lava, and Bo-
hemian Glass Ware at the Manitowoc
Book Store.
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PA TEN 7 5,

ana foFelgh fateuts anu hiFt VI u g.
ment in the world. Mere than fifty thousand sppii-
cations have been made for patents through their
agency
Patents obtained on the hest terms, Models OF
New inventions and sketches examined and adv &C
Zee All patents are published in the Scientific
American the week they issve- Send Eor pamphlet.
10 pages containing laws AMI full directions for OBJ
tanning patents
address for the paper, c. concerning patents,
MUM CO, 81 Park Row, y I. Branch ofiics,
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(fA-IE into the enclosure Of tie undersigned IN
tie tav-n ~ 6it=-u a 81 sck 3 REQ steer, about
tva gears old Tts owner IS reGHs-tfd 10 prove
prfr--ty, gay rhafzs- aTsa take tie saf- ~
s4sl~ ALBERT TETEAk.
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If ron want to by Christmas Presnts
cheaper than you have for the last ten
years call at the Manitogoc Book Store
SFh street souih side.
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COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

n. Hubbard, Chairman, Nanitowoc Rapids; join
Will Ceutreville; John ii. Buhnr. Meeme; John Barth
H.hIssaig Anton Stahl, Eaton Patrick Malloy Lib
stty Fred. Schmidt Newton L. r. Nichols, Rock
land Boyar Almonds Cato f. j. Snilley ,Manitowoc
a. +. Damke, LIST Ward ; Ed. Conway. I'd Ward; r. A
HsAn Sd Ward n. L. Gilbert, 4th Ward b. wilkins
y DAIMLER, Two Rivers; VIM Robinson Kossuth; p
T. sroker Franklin Ed. Regain, Maple Grove; John
TOME Cooperstown; b. Brdsall. Gibson Nm-rlsch
Ai.hicoIt: Fred Sogel, Two Greeks
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MANrTowoC, Dec. 9th, 1877.

Council met pursuant to adjournment
Present, Mayor A d Jones. Alderman
Wallich, Boecher, Cooper, johnson,
hulboIiand, Kpht ko+tpmts,sky, Knud-
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COUNTY OFFICERS

C-asty Treasursr-QUERIN EW EN-.
County Clerk-A. VI RICHTER.
Shsrif-R. II. SMART
LaSsr Sheriff.. j. PIERCE.
Dspaty Sherifi-WA. GRIEBLiSG
Register Of Deeds-JOHN FRANZ
Clerk OF the Court-A. PIESING.
County Judge-W. W. WALDO.
District Att0rney-W u TURNER
xup't of Sci,ooIs-NICilAEL kIRWAS.
County Surycyor-JOHN UllAEA.
f,or.uar-E SIMON
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DIARIES at manufacturers prices al
the Manitowoc Book Store.
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See notice to debtors of Evans, Newell
d Fiegler.
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GOLD and silver watches and chains,
bracelets, pins and earrings, shirt studs
and sleeve buttons, rings, necklaces,
spectacles, etc., of the best markers,
finest quality and at the lowest prices at
Fred. Ransch's, on York street 353t
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PAY UP.

ALI persons indebted to the Williams
House are requested to settle their ac-
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 a collector. J. CAPTAIN.
Manitowoc, Dec. 18th, 1873.
The propeller Truesdell was here last
Sunday and again last evening. The
Goodrich Company intend to keep
her on the west shore route all this
winter.
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The Best Paper! Try it
Beautifully illustrated.

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