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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-08-14
THE REPUBLIC.

The following is the table of contents
of the August number of The Republic
Magozme::
70 Cur Patrons Gov. Noyes, the
Republican Candidate for Governor in
Ohio; The State Elections Successful
Elections Benjamin Franklin Wade !;
Who May Obtain a Patent, and How );
Cuba; The Products of our Country :;
The National Revenues and Expendi-
lures Tyranny of Majorities Cheap
Transportation Railroads in the United
States and Elsewhere; The Public Lands:
The Pardoning Power; Suggestions to
SuAmer Tourists Convention of Gov
errors, and Internal improvements in the
South Miscellaneous Departmental !;
Press Photographs of Our Country.
We cannot recommend it too highly to
all intelligent citizens to become regular
subscribers to this most excellent Month
ly. Address "1he Republic" Washing
ton, d. G..
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others of note 1t has peculiar attrac
tioH In being the birth place of the Ply
MES, and among these hills they pursued
their philosophical studies. [ visited the
fountain whose waters rise and fall every
day. which Pliny attributed to the Gods
who inhabited the mountain The day
spent in Milan was devoted almost en-
tirely to the great Catheral which long
ranked as the Sth wonder of the world.
The large room in the interior is III
feet long and lSS wide, the dome
rises 800 feet from the pavement. 1t
has been 500 years in building. and large
body Of men are still employed, although
II was considered finished under Enrico
Gamodia, in the 18th century. There
are 50 massive pillars, each Is feet in
diameter, supporting the interior, which
gives the rooms the appearance of a vast
forest The floor is Of mosaic in marble
OF different colors The walls are decora-
ted with statues, tombs and affairs, bat
the great wonder is the exterior, which
looks like vast pile Of statues. there are
not less than 1000 deliberately carved
statues of priests, monks and angels, all
from the first artists of the times, during
which the building has proceeded, and
many of them at fabulous expense.
We climbed. at the top of the tower,
where several mountains already familiar
to my readers were visible. | failed, as
usual. of getting a view of mount Blanc,
at Modena. [ walked three miles to
point where [ was told it was visible and
don't believe it was ever seen there by
any one. At Gents and Olympia it was
pointed out, but proved to be cloud.
The guide told US that here We could get
it was not In sight, in fact I am getting
Disguised with guides, they will show any
thing you ask for, and then swear that
they are right The Bernese Alps,
guarded by the lofty Simplon, could not
be mistaken, they are always the same.
looking down upon the roof from this
height after your nerves get steadied you
get good idea of its vastness, of which [
will not undertake to write The churches
are daily thronged with dirty, ignorant
beggars, ready to thrust their hats under
the faces of those who enter, with long
low pitiful moan, which can only be
given by long practice. Their condition
contrasts strongly with the shelves loaded
with gold and silver ware belonging to
| the church, which might far better be
sold and given to them In speaking
about these wretched crowds to an in
telligent lady of Milan, she said "Oh
there are many poor in Italy, many poor
in Italy. They are the worst and most
rayenous set of people I have ever met
with. May their deliverance be nigh.
Yours truly,
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PERSONALS.

Mark Croker, our former townsman,
has sent US a report OF the Board OF
Education, of the city Of Fort Scott,
Kansas, which is really interesting. Our
friend is Secretary and member Of the
Board of Education there, besides being
City Clerk, and has become quite an i'm
portant parsonage. He has our best
wishes of continued and we'll deserved
success.
Ed. Borcherdt ana family returned
safely home last Monday morning from
Sparta, Tenn. Though not sick, Ed.
looks very feeble and emaciated, and we
are the more pleased that We have them
all with us again, n they VIII soon re-
cruis their health in our salubrious eli
mate and in the care OF loving parents
aud friends.
James Phipps called at our Office last
Saturday, having just arrived from De-
pere where he is engaged in one of the
finest Drug stores In that neighborhood.
James looks bright and healthy and re-
ports rapid progress generally in his new
home.
Rev. George P. Schetky, one of the
earliest and most highly esteemed pas
tors of the Episcopal church of this
city, is now here on a short visit and
expresses himself highly pleased with
the growth of our town and the evident
prosperity of its people. Our honored
visitor would certainly add greatly to
the satisfaction of his many old friends
by remaining over Sunday and preach
strumental in erecting, and Jealous in
increasing its membership.
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For SALE.-Thc ice cream and confec-
tionary store which has been proftably
carried on for several years by VIM. Bin
KEENAN,, is now offered for sale at very
reasonable price, as the proprietor has
to change his occupation on account OF
impaired health. The location of the neat
and Convenient store is one OF the best
ia the city, and the good will of it in this
community alone is almost worth the
price now asked by the proprietor for
tie entire establishment.
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EVERY one will find as fine and COM
plete stock of groceries to select from
at j. &. Platt's street, on 9th street, as
there is in the city. Every thing that
the housekeeper wants in staple and
fancy groceries can be obtained there at
most reasonable prices. You can always
be sure that goods are just as represent
ed, and that the money will be refunded
if they do not give satisfaction. Mr..
Platt keeps none but the best articles to
be found in the market.
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1t wonld be fulsome praise to add to
the above verdict of the people. The
" results tell more plainly of the SUI
perior points of excellence than a multi
tude of words.
No article can maintain its supremacy
in sales, without superior merit, and
g Success as the best test of merit"
This, the Singer, has shown from year
to year, through the sharpest competi-
ton ever known in trade. There are
over 1000, 900 of these justly celebrated
machines now IN use. O. ToRRIsoN.
Agent for Manitowoc Co.
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A TEACHERS Examination will be held
in the LIST Ward School house, in the
City of Manitowoc, on Saturday and
Monday, August 10th and 18th, 1873.
Applicants for certificates who reside in
the towns of Newton, Manitowoc, Mani
towoc Rapids, and in this City, and those
who expect to teach in the graded schools
Of this County, are requested to be pres
ent at the examination.
Members of the Teachers Institute
now in session here. will be examined at
the same time and place.
Applicants will furnish their own sta
tionery, and will be required to use pens
and ink instead of lead pencils.
The exercises will be commenced at 9
O. clock, A. NJ, each day.
MICHAEL KIRwAN,
Co. Superintendent Of Schools.
Manitowoc, Wis, August LIST, 1873. 1t
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THE Social of the Episcopal Church
was held on Thursday night, at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Villas. The Charades
given by the young people were duly ap-
preciated by all, and we hope, upon oc-
customs of the same in future to see them
as successful in pleasing, as upon that
evening. Music and dancing was also
INDUCED in, and added to all, the kindly
hospitality of Mrs. Villas the evening
could not have afforded a more delight
full entertainment. -
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HAVING taken advantage of the pres
ent low state of the TEA MARKET by lay
ing in large stock, we are enabled to
offer great inducements both as regards
quality and price. All Of cur Teas are of
the new erop-just in-and we're pur-
chased at reduction that will defy COM
petition We intend making TFAs a
speciality, aud request a trial of the fine
brands We have on hand. We guarantee
the fullest satisfaction, and the money
will be refunded if Teas are not as repre-
sented. j. +. Plat.
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THE PROTECTION LIFE INSURANCE Co

THE PROTECTION LIFE Insurance. Co
Doctor Heath, we are sorry to learn,
has been detained considerably from his
activity for the above named company,
by severe sickness in his family but
still he has obtained, with the aid of his
assistants, nearly a quarter OF million
of life insurance in ManitoWoc and Two
Rivers. This fact speaks we'll for the
efficient agents-Doctor Heath, G. G.
Barnes and John F. Zinns-as also for
the good reputation of the company.
There is just one instance we want to
mention in connection with life insur-
ance: Mr. Williams, at Appleton, took
out a policy in the Protection Life for
$4,000, not quite two months ago; while
working at his trade as ca rpenter, he fell
aud broke his neck, scarcely a month
after he received bis policy. His family
would have been destitute and probably
a charge on the com munity but for that
policy. Now they can live comfortably
with the money secured to them by the
timely consideration of their now depart
ed husband and father.
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House AND LoT FOR SALE.-Mr.
Charles Solberg advertises for sale first
rate dwelling on well located corner lot
in the 2nd Ward of this ci;.y and offers it
at such reasonable price, that We only
wonder that it has not already been sold,
especially when We consider the scarcity
of residences for the many new corners
to our city. If
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THE WEED SEWING MAcHINE.-This
highly improved machine is for sale by
j. Schuette & Bro, FL. A. Dumke its
county agent, is the machine to buy if
you want a good one it runs easy, is
simple, therefore, does not easily get out
of order child can sew with it will
last you lifetime, and is warranted be-
cause it is in every respect first-class
machine. 1S-4t
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rs PRoBArE-Nani.owoe Comma corrt-

I NPROBATE-Aiani{owocC County Court
In the matter Of the OF Patrick ONea' e.
ceased GA reacing and filing the petition i,i,ae
Conneit, setting forth the personal estate
that has come TO his hands and the disposition there
oi-the amount OF debts outstanding against said de
ceased, and description of an the real esrste II
which said deceased died seized, and the condition
and value of the respective portions thereof: and
praying that license he to him granted to sell the
eh sw4 see. 10 town 20 range II in said county, and
IL appearing by said petition, that there is not su-
clent personal estate in tie bands OF said Michael
Council TO pay said debts and that L is necessary in
order to pay the same sell all real state
it is therefore ordered that all persons interested in
said estate appear before the Judge court on
Monday, the 18th day of September A. d. 1873 at >
o'clock p NJ, at the office OF the County Iudgeiu The
CITY OF hanitowoc, in said county, then and there 10
show cause of any there be- why license should not
he granted TO said Michael Cornell t. sell said real
estate according to the prayer of said petition And
II Is further ordered, that copy OF this order shall he
published tor four successive weeks prior said day
of hearing, in THE MANITowoC TRIBUNE a week.,
newspaper printed and published at Manitowoc in
said county and personally served on all persons in
terested in said estate, residing in said county, at
least fourteen days before said day of hearing BY the
court. W. " WALDO County JuJra
Dated at Maltowoc, the ID day Of August, A. u.
1873. 17-lf tSn
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Republici.. ward Meetings.

The Repul icans of the City of ManitoN oc are re-
Juested TO Friday August 22d 1873 at =
O'Clock p; NJ at the following named places for the
purpose OF nominating delegates TO the Senatorial
Convention 10 he held Aug 23d. at o'clock p. NJ at
EiinghoIz Hall
LIST Marl-K EnghalZ Hall.
% do Windiate House.
Sd do Charles Gaugers house
4th .,lo Office OF Don A. Shove
Tho number of delegates be elected is specified
the call for the Senatorial Dist. Co. Convention.
FRED. B0RCHERDT,
Chm. Rep. Local Com.
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WANTED. IF there is a small, conven-
lent house to rent on the north side, at
reasonable rate, in this city, the owner
will much oblige us by leaving his ad-
dress at this, THE TRIBUNE office.
A SEEKER.
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MUSICAL VIsTr.-The Saengerbund
here has been notified that one of Mil
Yankees Musical Societies will shortly
visit their friends here and give a con-
cert. This is good news, especially on
account of the great dearth of musical
entertainments at present in our city
We bespeak for our visiting friends a
hearty welcom and a generous acknowl-
edgment of their abilities
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.

DAnY.-South, East and West, leaves Manitowoc
daily, at O'Clock a. m and arriving at Sheboygan
in time for the train. Three times week; Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, by the way of Newtonburg,
ieeme, Edwards Towards Grove, TO Sheboygan and
three times week-THesday Thursday and Saturday
by WY Of Nordheim, Hika, Centreyille, Mosele, to
Sheboy gan.
The mail from Manitowoc to Two Rivers, daily at
p. m, and arrives at Manitowoc at a
TRI-WEEKLY.-To Chiffon. Leaves Manitowoe ey-
cry Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday and arrives at
Chiffon at p m.
Arrives at Manitowoc every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at p.
To Green Bay, via Two Rivers-Leaves ManitoEoc
every Monday, WEDNESDAY and Friday, at p. m. and
arrives ut Green Bay next day at p.
Arrives at Manitowoc every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, at a.
SEMt-NEEKLY-To Kewaunee-yia Two Rivers
leaves Manitowoo, Saturday, Tuesday and Thursday
evening and arrives SIanitowoc Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday morning
Leaves Nanitowoc Monday and Thursday at p. m
and arrives at Manitowoc every Tuesday and Friday
ct I a IN.
WEEKLY.-From Manitowoc to Menasha-Ieayes
3ienasha every Friday al m, and arrives at Man
itoWoe at ~ m Leaves Manitowoc at l p. m, the
day and arrives at Menasha at p m.
The special Post Offices Francis Greek Prag, Ros
rncrHns and Kings Bridge, get their mails every Sat
Bfday afternoon.
Post Office open for mail delivery, from a m. to
IN sundays from 9 to IL a. m.
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The weather mas been as pleasant as
could be wished for during all last week );
ers. Pleasant days and cool nights are
greatly enjoyed by all and especially by
the many visitors from the searching
south
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n PRoBATE-Manitowoc County Court.

| PhoBATE-Manitowoc County Court
= Ia the matter Of the Guardianship of The minnr
heifs OF Amos Soper. On reading and iiuyg The ne
tio!l 90 Jane Soler Guardian 81 minors resy.-
ehtlhs among other things that they the said wards
ahd that II is necessary that all of the same \ a.
De sold, and praying Tor hcence 10 sell the same I
appearing to the Court from the petition thai il 81
necessary for the said Jane Sser to sell said real @
tSte Tor the purpose ia said petition SCI fourth 10 &.
"ideie-' and directed that the next OF i'm 90 st.d
"af's and all persons interested in said estate APP
Lear before me- on Monday the 18th day Septens-
"a D. 1873, at ten O'Clock A. NJ, the Proult.
u any there be- why license should NOT he granted
tS sale OF SAID real estate according the PRAYER
Fl Salo petition. Aud it Is further ordered that "A
copy OF inns order shall he pnhshed for four success
Site weeks prior TO said day Of hearing il the ~.
towoe TRIBUNE weekly newspaper printed at Man
itowoc ih said county
Dated az Manitowoc. the 3lst day of July A D. lS78
lI-i@ W. W. WALDO County Judee
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AT the ''Sociable" of the Presbyterian
church, on Tuesday evening, more So
ciable place could not have been found.
We were sorry however, not to see more
OF our friends present, to enjoy with us,
the friendly greetings, the singing, and
as well the Coffee and Sandwiches SO
bountifrllly furnished by the ladies of the
society. The receipts, were quite salts
factory and we all left, taking with us
the memory of pleasant evening.
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The three Republican Assembly Dis
iricf Conventions

The Republican Assembly District Conventions viii
be held Friday August I'D 1873, at 10 o'clock A NJ
at the several places designated below at which Con
ventions each District has appoint two Delegates to
represent such Assembly District the Republican
State Convention 10 be held Madison August 9th,
The representation of the towns belonging 10 the
seyearl Districts is the in the Senatorial Dis
tricS or County Convention. 1The Conventions viii
he held at the following places:
1sI Dist.-AGgust Teitsen, Newton.
I'd jos. kuelne, Man Rapids
81 KiingholZ Hail.
FRED. B0RCHERDT,
Oh Rem. Co Com.
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THEY sat upon the front door mat,
gazing at the moon. and listening to the
music that came from a beer saloon.
Her manly arm around him twined their
lips in kisses met, and when she said,
Will you be mine?' he breathed soft
you bet
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The first harbor crib this season was
sunk on last Tuesday morning by Mr..
ID. Truman the next one, already franz
ed and IN the river, will be taken out as
soon as sufficient stone ballast1ng has
been provided for, and third crib is on
the stocks and will be ready within two
weeks
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We will send a copy of Peters A,t-
seal Monthly for one year to any one
sending us S400. Our PAPER speaks
Tor itself, and you may know the value
OF "Fster's Musical Monthly" from the
TACT that every yearly subscriber gets
ABOUT sixty Songs. Duets, and Choruses,
and from fifty to sixty Piano pieces,
worth at least $40. 4s.tf
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WE are now closing out our stock of
spring and summer dress goods, shawls,
parasols, fans, gents cassimeres and hats
at greatly reduced prices-many articles
being marked below present cost. We
mean business. and you will secure bar
gains by giving us call. j. E. PLAT.
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The WESTERN RURAL-To any one
paying US 81. 80, we will send the West
ern Rural, the popular and excellent
Rural and Family Weekly of the West,
for one year, and credit ore years sub
seription paid to our own paper. The
Western Rural, alone, is 50. so per year,
and every family in the West ought to
have it.-46,ly.
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senatorial District or Ccun y Conven-
ton

The Senatorial District County Convention will
he held at kIinghoz ali in the City OF Manitowoc
on SATURDAY the I'D of August 1873, at
= O'Clock y. VI, for the purpose of appointing
dele to represent the 18th Senatorial District
being the County Of Manitowoc in the Republican
state Convention ~ be held Madison August 9th,
and the Transition of such other business may be
deemed exledient,
The ratio OF representation will be delegate for
each votes cast each and election precinct
Grant Il Wilson and for each fraction rs
ties giving the and election precints rep
representation az follows:
CenterYille Cato 3-Cooperstown 1-Eaton l
Franklin 2-tiibson 2-kossutb Liberty 3-Town
of Manitogoc City Of Manitowoe LIST Ward I'D
Ward Sd Ward 3-ith Ward 4-Manitowoc Rapids
maple Grove 1-AIeinee l-Mishicott I-Newton2
Rockland 2-Scheswig 1.-Two Creeks 1.-Two Rivers
B. FRED. B0RCHERET,
Chm. Rep. Co. Com.
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''THE M7,oauhee Monthly, beautifully
illustrated, replete with stories, fashion
plates, etc, is very complete magazine.
Send stamp for specimen copy, sent free.
Address, t. J. Gilmore, Milwaukee,
Wis"
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MR. HENRY EsH is extending his store
to double its former size which is a good
indication of the rapid increase of his
business, as honestly obtained as it is
richly deserved.
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MECHANICS, and especially Carpenters
and Masons are created wanted in this
city; we hear from several of onr citi-
zens, that they cannot carry out their in
tentions of building for want of work
MOI,
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foR loss of appetite, dyspepsia gestion depres-
sion of spirits and general debility in their various
orms Phosporated Elixir of Calisaya made by
Caswell, Hazard Co., New York, and sold by oil
druggists is the best tenic As stimuant tonic for
patients recovering fever other sickness it
has equal If taken during the season it prevents
fever and ague and other intermittent fevers
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The report of fire in Two Rivers last
Tuesday evening, which came near
starting our steam engine for that place,
proved to be only a large brush fire in
that vicinity
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DIED OF HIS INJURIES. Capt. Isaac
Nelson, who was so terribly injured near
the schooner Phiste,, the other day, died
last evening at about clock, after suf-
fering great pain for over thirty hours.
Capt. Nelson has resided here since 1854,
and has been identified with our marine
during all that time He was genial
gentleman and business man of energy
and integrity and will long be remember
ed by all who ever met or had dealings
with him. Captain Nelson was 81 years
OF age. -MttUauhee Wisconsin, Aug. Sth.
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GKEENLEAF RAND is making rapid
progress IN putting on the cabin of the
propeller Nenomiaee, it is already in
closed and will be finished as fast as the
large amount of work and the scarcity
of workmen will permit.
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l.. KAISER wou ID inform his friends
and the community generally, that he
has left the saddler shop of Guttmann 4
Grabo this Goth day of July, 1873. Is At.
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CITY OFFICERS

Mayor-A. D. JONES.
City Clerk-F. W. B0RCHERDT
city Treasurer-FRED. SCHULTZ
City Attorney-GE0. n. tV0ODlN.
Police Justice-DON a. SHOVE.
Assessor-M- N0LLEN DORF.
Msrshal-FRED. BECKER.
1T, II. A. Wallich,
A NJ. Richter,
Geo. Cooper,
Aldermen, I'd, Ward, ( J. s. johnson.
Ira p. Smith.
4 A. Rosso,
Aldermen Sd Ward, H. Truman,
NJ. kuhl.
{ +. Kostomlasky,
Aldermen, 4th WardS c. Knudsan,
F. Schroeder,
Justices Of the Peaee-1st Ward. F. Znns 2d
Ward, Geo. n. Woodin Sd Ward, j. 0'Hara; eth
Ward, J. s. Anderson.
Constables-1st Ward, Vim. Grebling; I'd Ward
T. Thompson; Sd Ward, j. Strauch; 4th Ward, T.
aIHrphY