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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-11-13
Total, S33 90 Total,

Total, s33 90 Total, $50
Total amount $4,000.
On motion report was ordered pub
llshed and placed on file.
Bond of V Wegfarth, retail liquor
license. referred to com. on license.
Bond of A Bogard and F Noovoke
were referred back to committee on Lii
cense
Alderman Rosso submitted the follow
ing
WHEREAS, The sidewalk on Forth
side of Washington street, Sd ward. is in
a very dangerous condition, therefore
Resolred. That ihe Street Commission
er of the LIST District. be AMI the same il
hereby authorized to have said sidewalk
repaired Immediately in accordance with
the provisions OF the City Charter.
Adopted. ayes 10, nays 0.
On motion of Alderman Cooper the
rules were Suspended and the following
claims allowed
4 Rosso. $7T.75, repairing cisterns
Job Clark, Sl.00. moving Police Justice
desk
HI Grove. 81 90, repairs on bridge.
Allowed as above ayes 10. nays O.
Aid. " allich submitted the following:
Resolved. That the official papers of
this city be and arc hereby required to
publish the proceedings of the Board of
Aldermen in their issue next following
the meetings of this Board, and that
whenever they fail to comply with the
provisions of this resolution, they shall
forfeit al claims against the city for any
such publication On motion the reso-
luton was adopted. ayes 10. nays 0.
On motion council adjourned for two
weeks, to Nov Goth, y p. NJ.
T. W. RoRcHERDT, City Clerk.
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The following claims were reported
back with recommendation that they be
allowed as follows:
Ii r Somers, 81. so, shingles for steamer
c Knudson, 81, election service.
Allowed as reported ayes 10. nays o.
Com. on fire and water recon- mend to
allow the account of A Wittenberg for
damage to vessel by steam fire engine of
$50 10 full. Allowed In full, ayes mays
4, (Wallich, Boecher, Cooper and Knud-
SOM.
Com. on License recommend to return
retail liquor license bonds and $l2 to Jno
Arnold. Report adopted, ayes 7, nays
3, Cooper, johnson and Knudson.
Same com. also recommend to refund
to f c Beck, sl2, for one half years
retail liquor license. Not granted, nays
7, aye. 8. (Wallich, Boecher and Kos
tomlatsky).
Com. on Sanitary Affairs recommend
to allow the following claims in FULL
Doctor Simon. $37, medical services.
Allowed as reported. ayes 9, nays 0.
Petition of G w Brick aud others was
on motion referred to committee on or
dinance.
Report of Don A Shove, Police Jus.
tice, referred to com. on Police.
Bond and oath of j S Anderson.
Police Justice, was on motion approved
and placed on file.
The Mayor submitted the following
as amount drawn upon the poor fund for
month of Oct 1873
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SINGING ScHooL.-Nr Thos Lang
has commenced singing school at the
Methodist Church last Monday and will
continue it through the winter, on each
Monday and Friday evening. The science
Of music will be fully taught and We be-
liege ths sshool viii prove . source Of
pleasure and lasting benefit 20 Ell gho
may as.erd. Application for instruction
may be mads to Rev. Mr.: WheeiSr. JOS.
Symes, or to the teacher at the time Of
pee<sns.
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G. G.. D. C-The first party of this
new club, at Klingholz Hall last Thurs
" evening, was one of the most pleas
ant, by all accounts. that has been held
in this city. The young people present
enjoyed the pleasant new changes in the
dances very much, the music was all
that could be desired. The oysters fuT
nisbed by Mr.. Wilcox were excellent and
tie whole entertainment gave full salts
faction. There will be another party a
week from next Friday.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-11-13

Fl. r. SoMMER presents quite conspi-
cuously in this issue his patent Radiator.
which is really quite an invention and
highly appreciated by every one that
has tried or is now using it. We have
two of these Radiators attached to our
stoves at home, and can truly say that
we would not be without them for ten
times the amount of their cost. They
are for sale at the new hardware store OF
f, W. Borcherdt, on Buffalo street, OPP
oosite F. K. Rand's store.
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tie preziSsrt:
HAkILrey FisH, Secretary of State.


+. +. FEIKER invited US to visit hi.
new factory on Commercial street. near
sth street bridge, whore we found a
book bindery and blank book factory in
full and successful operation. We saw
some excellent work. in book and maya
zine binding and heartily recommend the
uew enterprise 10 general support and
patronage
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CONCERT The Musical Society Of
this city propose to give concert next
Wednesday evening, at the Turner Hail.
We know that there will be some Ene
selections produced on that occasion and
bespeak for it the best possible eBcour-
agemept from our music-loVina com
muDity
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The SoCIABLE and Oyster Supper ap-
pointed by the ladies of the Presbyterian
Society for last Tuesday, which was pre-
vented by the snow storm, viii be held
next Tuesday evening ut the basement
rooms CT the church. Let none Of the
friends fail to attend.
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MUsIC.-We would ask our readers
parents and teachers especialIy-to read
the article on Music in our Public
Schools in this issue, as we should like
to see the rudiments of that divine art or
science taught. and the finest instrument
for its production-the humcL body
exercised and improved in every
school house of our land. Every child
can sing and there is hardly any exercise
m ore healthful and pleasing than that
of the human voice.
Let us hear from our teachers,
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ROUTE AGENTS. We are glad to
learn that MIR. j. A. Bemis. of Two
Rivers, has been appointed Route Agent
for the Lake Shore Road, between Mil
waukee and Two Rivers and that the
appointment of Mr.. Hiram Smith for
the same route will soon be received here.
10 coDgratuiatiug these gentlemen to
their appointment We can also eoosratu-
late the P. 0. Department, which will
soon have two of the most reliable, active
and capable business men Of Our county
in its EN- pIoymen We have also learn
ed that Mr.. Williams of Appleton has
been appointed route agent on the wes-
tern road, so that only the post office
cars are wanting to complete the new
on our railroads.
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CITY OFFICERS

Msyor-A. D. JONES.
City Clerk-F. " BORCHERDr
City Trsasurer-FRED. SCHULTZ
City Attorney-GEO. N foODIN.
Police Justice-D0N A. SHOVE.
Assessor-M. V0LLEN DORF.
Nst.hal-FRED. BECKER.
{ T. H. A. Waliich,
Aldermen, lat Ward, J. BOecher,
A. NJ. Richter,
Geo. Cooper,
Ira 2. Smith.
A Rosso,
AIasrn,u Sd Ward, H. Truman,
NJ Nuhi.
=. Kostomlasky,
Aldermen 4th Ward e K1iads"n,
F. Schroeder,
Justices of the Peace-1st Ward-J. +. Zinns %
Ward, Geo. n. Woodn sd Ward, j. O'Hara lth
Ward, j. 8. Anderson.
Constlhies-1st Ward VIM. Griebing; I'd Ward,
r. Thompson; Sd Ward, j. Strauch; 4th Ward, T.
Murphy.
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ALL those in want of Blankets should
go and examine the stock that Mr.. j.
/ f. Plat has now on hand. They are OF
the very best standard makes and he has
them marked so low that you certainly
can not do better anywhere.
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MISCELLANEOUS AND LOCAL

PERSONS hariag advertisements
srtended for assertion an the ensuing
MEMBER Of the TRIBUNE, aciW please
A0nd IA Their .fdcors 11rerious to nert
Wednesday noon.
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Get Picture. for Holiday Presents.

Mr.. Myers will auction part Of his
fine selection of Chromos, Autographs
and Steel Engrayings. on Tuesday next,
at o'clock, 2. NJ. As this will be the
only chance to get pictures at auction
prices before the holidays. don fail to 20.
On this occasion he will have door
tender to allow only ladies aud those he
thinks best in the room.
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The tug Prindicille brough the steam
barge Ro5t. j Hacket into this port
from E,canaba the latter went into the
dry dock here and had her shoe repaired.
new wheel put in and lett again last
Monday night for EScanaba.
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County Treasurer-QUERIN EVEN.
County CIerk-A. NJ RICHTER.
Sheriff.. ID. SMART
Under Sheriff.. j. PIERCE.
Deputy Sheriff-WA. GRIEBLING
Register of Deeds-J0HN FRANZ.
Clerk OF the Court-A. FLEMING.
County Judse-W. W. WALDO.
District Aitorney-W j. TURNER
sup't of Schools-MICHAEL KIRWAS.
County SurTcyor-JUHN 0HARA.
Caronsr-F SIMON
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For SALE OR TO RENT Lots and 5
block l55, on Chicago street, with dwell
ling and other improvements for sale or
to rent Apply TO j. Halverson, IN
Heubner's Block, on York street. If
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-11-13
Young Thieves Brought to Grief.

For some time the community has
been pestered by gang ofyoung thieves
and rogues, three OF whom came to grief
ON Monday last.
The particulars are as follows: This
gang, since the advent of an auction
room here. made 1t a place of resort and
had good time to the annoyance of
Mr.. Myers aud his customers; they
ended in breaking into his show case
and stealing therefrom some knives,
rules. picture and some other small
articles. On being told that they were
known and would save to themselves
trouble by re;urniug the stolen goods,
no attention was paid except by one,
who returned knife and paid for q
whistle he had s,olec. On last Monday
Mr.. Myers obtained a warrant for the
arrest of John Flaherty, John Clawson
and Morris Murphy. After some search
the boys were caught. brought before
Judge Waldo. where they plead guilty
aud were fined, Murphy and Clawson
five dollars and costs each and Flaherty
three dollars and costs; the Judge also
gave to the Sheriff commitment to Jail
for either mr. all of them If found In any
misdemeanor hereafter
These boys and their parents tried to
implicate others. who, if the charges are
true, ought to be brought up by Mr..
Myers also. We trust this will be a
lasting lesson to boys generally and end
The loafing and thieving that has BEEN
going on in this city for some time back
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PHoToGRAPHY.-S of the finest
likenesses we have ever seen are now on
exhibition of the store of Mr. Fred
Ransch, whose accomplished daughter
las brought the art of pIotographing and
coloring to a high degree of perfection
We consider it our duty to direct the
attention of our citizens and ladies es
pecially to the ottelter of our artistic
friends. assuring them that they will be
served there to their entire satisfaction.
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NATIONAL TsssNKsGIyING.
Proclamation by the Presidents.
By The President Of the United States a.

America.
The approaching Gloss of another year brings with
y the occasion FOR renewed Thanksgiving and ac-
acknowledgement TO the Almighty Ruler nf the Uni
verse OF the unnunhered aaerces " hich He has Ia
slowed upon Us. Abundant harvests have been anon,
the rewards of industry. With local exc-ntinns
health has bssn among the blessings eniovei Tran
saiiity at nome and peace with other nations have
prevailed Frugal industry is regaing its p,erftsi
Fseogntio1 and its meritAd rewards Grs,iuSTIv In,
nder the Providence of God surely as we trust m.
Nation Is recovering from the lingering results of
arsadtai ciril strife For these and all the other
insrces vonchs2ied.it becomes people to return
heartfelt and grateful acknowledgements and .yith
our ihankssiving We may unite prayers for the ces
sstinn OF LEGAL and temporary suffering
Therefore recommend that on
fharsday. tho 27th day of November
.sxt the people meet in their respective places al
sorshlp to make their Acknowledgements to Almighty
SOD o- His boun;es and Hi. protection and 10 otfei
10 Him prayers for their continuance.
In ~itness whereof | have h~reunto set nv han
and caused the seal of the United States to be affixed
ne 81 the City OF Washington this 18th % october
N the year Of our Lord 1878. snd of the IndapsBd
taes of ths United States the ninsty-sevenfh
ULYSSES 5. GRANT
~ tie preziSsut:
HAkILroy FisH Sscretar- of State
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COUNTY DOARD OF sUpERyIsORs

II. r. Hubbard, Chairman, Msnitowoc Rapids; John
Aiil CsntrevIlle; John H. Bohne Nieeme John Barth,
5cklssvIg; Anton Stahl Eaton Patrick Malloy, Lib
srty; Fred. Schmidt, Newton; l.. =. Nichols Rock
land Boyar Almonds Cato L. j. SmaIIey. Manitowoc;
A. F. Dznke, LIST Ward Ed. Conway. I'd Ward; Z. A.
Sem ID Ward; n L. Gilbert, 18th Ward b. wilkins,
g. DAIMLER, Two Rivers Vim. Robinson, Kossuth; p.
T. Ssoksr, Franklin; Ed Regain, Maple Grove: John
Touhe Ccoperstown; b. BirdsaI Gibson " N .Tisch,
Hi,hicotr; Fred. yogel Two Creeks.
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4 AhE TO my premises, year old bride hei er
~ with small white spots thu sides and one
Year old black stag with white on the end of Ill
some white ON The belly and a small white spot or
me n nose. The owners will prove property, pa,
charges and take them AWAY -
Cooperstown Oct 29th lsT3
" 81 W NJ ALDRICH
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For SALE.-A house and lot with
barn and good well of water, for sale
on reasonable terms. Inquire of
n3O-4w. E. A. EDWARDS.
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The tug Kitty Smoke left here last
Friday night with steam pump to the
assistance of the schooner Tempest, lum-
Der laden. and in a leaking condition, at
North Bay and towed her to Chicago.
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LOST

I Asst Saturday, November LIST. a pocket hook con
L tanning bi J. II tie amount of 81 ana g. cent
between the dwelling of Mr. Louis Kemuar and III a.
OF Mr. Iiensc her, adjoining the store OF Schuetre
Bro. The finder Will lie literally rewarded Ty re
turning tue lost property I. 30. cherdt at tn
TRIBUNE Office. 3n-3t
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The tug Willie Richards lowed the
schooner Charlotte Rdab, which has
been repaired in the dry dock here, to She
boygan.
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Arrivals and departures Of tine GOOD.
rich steamers.

rich steamers.
Tie side-wheel steamers Manitowoc and Shsboy gan.
going South will every morning, Sundays ex-
cspted) at II O'Clock. Saturdays boat leaves az
?. Going North, Saturdays boat goes through TO
Two Creeks, kewaunee and hhnepee.
The upper-cabin steamers oconto, Depere and
Trussell Will arrive and depart from hanitowoc as
Fellows:
Going Soutii-Leays ersry AOnday3 "Wednesday
snd Saturday at about a.
Going North-Leave every Tuesday, Thursday and
ss -uri4y Al about p.
J. W. TOOMBS, Agent.
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ALIENS "SILyER GLOSS. The
cheapest and best stove polish out. Only
s cents-try it. 29-4t
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NEW BUILDING. Mr.. Albert Greve
is erecting quite large building on the
corner opposite the new Lutheran
Church. 10 consist of brick basement and
two story frame. We are glad of his
success
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The schooner Minnesota went ashore
near the north point above Two Rivers
Tuesday evening
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FoR RENT.-A well furnished front
room with boardD corner of Main and
Buffalo street, also vacancies for few
day boarders at Mrs. Shepard's. If
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TAKEN UP.

4 'AME INTO the enclosure of the undersigned
~ steer about years ell, of redish color VII,
white belly aud white the end 81 tail The ~ .,
srequeSte'i To prove property pay charges and t.
the steer away Section So Town OF Ko--tIth. Nan
tow0c, 20. ANDREW ANDERsoN
Dated Envrmber 9th 1873
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Centaur Linin,cns.

=: : :: :: !: ]:
N There is no pain which the Gem
k" taur Linment will not relieve no
L@ swelling will not subdne, and no
u LA lameness which il will not cure.
Sek0 This is strong language, but it IS
srue 1t has produced more cures
NRTTeW of rheumatism, neuralgia, lock-
jaw. palsy sprains, swelings, caked-breats, scAlds
burns sait-rheum, :earache, &C., upon the human
irame and Sof strains, SPAWN, gals &C. upon ant
mails in one year than have all other pretended
edes since the world hegan 1t counter-irritant,
an all healing pain reliever. Cripples throw away
their erutches the laEIe walk, poisonous bites
rendered harmless, and the wounded healed with
out scar. 1t ia no humbug. The recipe is publish
ed around each bottle. 1t is selling article be-
fore Sold and it sells becsuss it does just what it
pretends to do. Those who suffer from rheuma-
tism, pain swelling deserve suffer if they will
not use Cen,aur Liniment. More than 1000 certifi-
Gates of remarkable cnres, including frozen limbs
chronic rheumatism, govt, running tunIors &C.
have been received. We will send a circular con-
tanning certificates the recipe, &c, gratis any
requesting it. One bottle of the yellow wrapper
Centaur Liniment Is worth one hundred dollars for
spawned sweened horses and mules for screw
worm in sheep. Stock-owners-this Iiniment is
worth our attention. No family sho1ld be without
centaur Liniment Sold by all Druggists so cents
per bottle; large bottles 81 90. j. b. Rose Co., SO
Broadway, New York.
| Castoria is more than a substitute for Castor
Oil. 1t is the only safe article in existence which
certain to assm,ate the food, regulate the bowels
cure wind-coc, aud produce natural sleep. 1t con
pleasant TO take. Children need cry mother,
| may rest 2J-261y
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FLANNELS, cassimeres, water-proois-
great variety and large stock to select
from at panic prices. j h. PLATT.
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MANrowoc, Nov. 10th, 1873.
Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, Mayor A D Jones, Aldermen
Wallich, Boecher. Richter. Cooper,
johnson, Mulholland. Rosso. Kostom-
latsky. knudson and Schroeder.
Minutes of last and previous meeting
read and approved.
Communication of P j Smalley was on
motion referred back to him.
On motion Of Aid. Wallich the rules
were suspended and the following cleo
ton claims allowed
FIX oSton,totsLrAoth S0- aorvioo nm .ioc
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A FULL line of ladies' dress goods,
shawls, jackets, nubias, gloves, hosiery
and underwear at j. L. Platt's.
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From the Menashs Press.
MIIwAuKEE. Nov, Sth. 1877:

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 9Th, 1873.
Tom REID: The Central Railroad
Company will, on the first day of De-
cember next, take possession of and
operate the Milwaukee & Northern Rail
way. This arrangement will not inter
fere with its plan of building the road
from your city to Manitowoc and FROM
Stevens Point to Portage city when the
signs comes right. Goo. REED.
ALIENS "SIIVER GLOSS" STOVE
PoLIsa Only six cents. Ask your
ocerior it. 29-4t
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"SILvER GLOSS" STOVE POLISH. -
Only six cents. Best in the world. 29-4t
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

The severest snow storm and gale we
have lately witnessed here was last Tues
day from the nc.theast. The snow is
about eight inches deep in town and is
reported knee-deep in our western fowls.
The sight on the lake was grand, although
quite limited by the falling snow. The
propeller Oconto came into port safely
during the hardest of the blow in the
afernoon. The schooner Belle WalbridSc
missed the harbor and had to come to
anchor close in shore, bul rode out the
gale safely by throwing overheard part of
her dsckload-lumber. She was lowed
into port yesterday morning. Her fore
gait is broken.
The tbree-nasted schooner A. B.
NOore, With sixty-two thousand bushels
of corn, had been towed by the steam
barge Bdliuntiae to near the south point
| of our bay, when the tow-line was either
cast of or broke, and the Moore quickly
drifted 10 shore, before she could be
| brought to anchor. She rolled fearfully
IN the breakers and pounded considerably
during the night. To ease her the fore
mast was cut close to the deck and when
that fell it broke the mainmast abou,
forty from the deck. The first mate came
on shore yesterday forenoon, bringing
the news. and finding the telegraph lines
blown down, probably went south on the
CARS The tug Willie Richards went tt
the Moore yesterday afternoon but hel
aid was not required.
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TIE County Board of Supervisors is 10
Essss1r bts% FITS TaesakT
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Maggie Simon
REDUCED PRICES.
TAKEN UP

and OF the best quality All are respectfully invited
70 call and EXAMINE before puic hasing
Msnitowoc. November Isl 1873 202e3rn