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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-27


n, non soItrs AND IIArn.-when N, ~
- -. uo,.,., ooid
Waller inc wei'khown anu 'ei' pop.'Ai WV
ihi cio'n'er' reaas wv .'H :.
mahiie'''es W o,"'' ' -.
stock Ia the best In the country, he merely
allows . charitable smile to sufuse his genial
ronn,snanc. Ike A gentle zephyr ripplIng tho
ca,m .nyiaee OF lake Tahoe, lie twirls his
manly mustache and remarks "That's not
n,.ino.. Lei Gentlemen como and trade with
me, and when, they sec that they can buy supe.
rior goods ut lees price aud 20 home every way
better suited then iney w,n snc Scns' Wsiisr
III. n,,,irnlar attention 70 his extensive stock
go. cnod. lei others taIk blood. scSlps and
SS.inr hi yyslisr will 90 on IN the even tenor Of
NJ wsy selIIny or,t.ratc goods cheap.
FINE PrIoTo0HArIfs.-Dr. a. j. Deaies' whose
photograph gallery 10 on the corner OF Main and
Pioneer streets, has Just received and set up,
ready LOT ssc, ono o' q q. s.i,oS nr}sL
lenses, SKA ~ s'L1, al. ~ ~ tt. ~
woikeI, enapinng nIn,t nao ,,,a. \,
children W Ih,oe se.eha,, w. ~ a.n ~ az ~
Also shaoIss h, aizs cs,ss ,nd sTnIo,,pes in
fact any kind OF likeness that 10 now lakeh or
may BIO required. Tho Boctor ls one OF tnc
IN Inc United STATES. always anxious TO ss,isfy,
and will not allow any that may favor HIN With
lhcir paironago 70 ~ nw ,,n,b Of whst wc ssv
aim q cali anu p'o'o WIS" ~
Iv,RoyKxESTs.-we think that mo interios
80. a., ,ho p.c,ac s,opc 4. abead Of Gold Hill
,s,..d, nrocres., We take no back steps In
improvements. We now have q nrst.class stote'
CONQUERED on IN nonvs,, sa'a,sn un.nus.e,rra ~
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SECOND DISPATCH
Held to Answcr-snethcred 90 Death
Legislative Proceedings.


Legislative ProcccdIngs.
SAN Francisco, Feb. "a. L. NJ
Regain, the man who stabbed his para
mour \ few days since, because she had
deserted him aud returned to her hus.
band. had M examination In the l'o-
lice Court to-day, and was held to an
swer In 5000 bail on a charge OF as
sault to murder.
Last night a lady In this city, whose
name cannot now DO learned, slept
with her three children, tho youngest
OF whom was about four months Of age.
This morning, upon awaking, she dis
covered that the babe had been In some
manner smothcred to death.
In tho Assembly to day, the Com
mittec on Public Morals recommended
the passage Of the bill to prevent the
sale OF liquors OH election days.
Tho Committee on Corporations re-
commended the passage Of n substitute
to Roach's bill to prevent unfair dis
ordinations by railroads.
A Concurrent Resolution was passed
asking Congress to erect a Lighthouse
and fog bell on Goat Island.
In the Senate, the petition Of citizens
OF Santa Barbara was received, asking
the Legislature not to pass a bill Gx.
Inc tslegraphlc rates.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-27

EASTERN DISPATCHES.
Isrrcl,I TO IN, oorD HILL DAitr s,v'.
DON EsrIo inrELLIosMo OF

Tho Temperance Crusads.
New YoRK, February 27.-The tenn
perancs crusaders In New York are
patiently waiting for the storm from
the West to subslde, and expect to be-
gin work In earnest with the opening
OF next week. Last night tho Sons OF
Temperance gathered In q meet
Ing. In the opening address Rev. @.
Steele said that the Mayors wife, the
District Attorneys wife, Crosby's
wife, and John Halls wife could sweep
saloons before them as fast rs the we
men Of Philadelphia and other towns
were doing. Nearly 200 hundred
ladies Of high social standing, In Jer-
sey City, met yesterday and organized
a womens' temperance measure. They
are not connected with the ladies'
praying band that visits saloons.
Their plan Is TO district the city,
visit families and urge men, women
and children to sign n total abstinence
pledge. The Latin Catholic Temper
ance Union Of Brooklyn intend to have
q great demonstration In the Academy
Of music under the patronage Of Blsh-
op Laughlin. A dispatch from Phlla-
dolphis says the women's temperance
crusade In that city and State continue
to be tho all absorbing topic. The
Christian ladies Of one portion OF the
city have perfected their plans. Be-
tween 800 and 600 women OF the best
society will take part In the war. A
great public demonstration by tho
Catholics Of Jersey City was held last
evening In st. Mlclasl's Church.
Three thousand people wero present
aud they all tosk the pledge.
VIII be Promptly Impeachcd.
New York, Feb. IA Washing
ton dispatch says that Mrs. Myra
Clark Gaines OF New Orleans, was be-
fore tho Sub. Commltte In the case Of
Judge Durrell, aud that her testimony
Is regarded Of such a character rs to
require the prompt presentation OF ar
tlcles Of impeachment.
Pensions.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-Tho House
to day granted a pension Of $50 per
month to the widow Of General Candy.
Coburn made an effort to have the pen.
sion n hundred dollars per month.
The House also voted to the widow OF
General Meade and the mother Of Gen.
eral Mcpherson a pension Of $50 per
month each, and increased the pension
OF Commodore Elliott from $50 to $50
per month.
Valuable Horses burned.
FREDERICK. Nd, Feb. 27.-Several
valuable horses were burned Including
the wcll.known Wade Hampton, by n
fire In Samuel 4. Bungle's stable.
Tho Gibbss in Illinois.
CHICAGO, Feb. T.-Christopher Raj
ferty, thrice convicted OF the murder Of
policeman O'Meara In this city two
years since, was hanged In the jail at
waukcegan, Illinois, at l o'clock this
afternoon.
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a halEmIle above Lowell, was discov-
cred brutally murdered. From the
appearance OF things lie must have
been attacked while In bed. He was
covered with blood, and there were
marks Of a scufle on the floor. Since
he was murdered his son Edward, q
boy fifteen or sixteen years Of age, has
been missing, and 1t Is supposed that
the boy murdered Ills father and took
himself of, or that Indians committed
the murder and kidnapped the boy 10
make It appear that he murdered his
father.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
FROM SAN

ESPECIAL TO TINE ooLp HILL DAILY srws.l
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Prru's Oryul House.. - The an
,o,,.ona,, ,ho, tho NAV or ..Romoo
ana 'uile' "ou'u 10 'epe''eu NJ 'ne
Opera House last evening" was SUM-
Client to attract n crowded house. Mis-,
ROGERS. rs Oh the previous occasion,
marically transferred Juliet from the
realm Of the ideal to the actual and
placed hcr on lne sage "v,ng sonu,
en., yo = hn, h.,,, ;ov onJ
e'uo'.o" ~ ...n"a".a 80 az
sotIo". ,o, me-, nnior,hIe
. o",n,nr 70 .,S NJ Cases..
on, 6owoo vo,v es.c,iSe.
We, ,Ii5 .iso NJ U,nckIey. the ch,r.
~ Nm A. piis .coujt,sd
ni LIZ rsms,kab,v we'll In the charac.
""ss p.,.r .n1 c,.o,.a , pas, ,mon,,
Of merriment. Miss Belle Douglas, as
Nurse. was correct; aecep,aoic anu en-
serm.rs +, General thi,r' did very
we'll Misc Rocers' Juliet Will be re-
Numbered for y lifetime. Tonight
sbe will personate Mary Leigh, In
mo, pour,cault celebrated play en-
,i,ioa :. Unn,eJ Down" The perform.
80 will Conclude with The highly
"mr,,nn concdv entitled the Rough
'.s ~ W;;. pn,crs oIso annear
.o, IL, ,i,.. al r~crsopatIny
Marcery.
on.n, uo,.s, N,,-xv--ro.mor.
,,oornoon ,hc,c will No
-, ,,.,,.o. =, ,ho o,.rs uou,c
as'ahu "''''"eo w - 20
commencing at : c'o ms WIZ
be a very favorable opportunity 10,
ladies aud children who cannot attend
In the evening 10 see tue oeautiiui ahu
world renowned actress, Mss ha'ns,,
m,,, 0 .n,.S ., IN. occasion.
The play will probably be ..Romeo
and Juliet"
,,r,,cr.rrp Brrn-Thosc Of
J.,,.o,, ., ,,,nr.
our ieaue'' ""o "''
Ing a glass OF this uei'eious oe'e'"S
without being under the necessity OF
going TO virginia, can 10 nseon
Ia,sn oy e''.s 80, \. IN Main
street. opposite the Eclipse stable.
They keep the best OF everything IN
the 'ine OF nJuV,s s NV nm some yery
n,so prepaseu Civ ,hsm 4 call.
""' '"e
real. ESTATE TnASsAcrioS'- ier
terday the kleupfer brothers pur-
chased the lot on wn'e" e"e 49,
terrain Church VI s," q The
~, n.. %srontare ON Z street OF 90
80, ri. church people are to move
,Soir oIi,ice 10 some other locality,
Il .ract whereabouts of which has
so, ye, been determined.
c~o,ur,sory Epuc.rios.-In another
.o,,mn will bs found the act passed by
tic la.. L.yislature concerning CON-
uni.o,y .Juc,tIon. Trustees OF school
p" will mar In mind that they
ul''..e', wi o. No., In ,hr.c c%onspicn.
are ,Il, ~ ,bsir district. notices OF
Tia requirements and penalties Of this
act.
ACCIDENT AT rHE IArEuAL MisE.
Last nigh, Guy Blakcly, carman, slip
,.a ar ,ho horsc.car dunn nj the I'm.
Peu y" Wv "-a..r,,,,..a,. .
periai mine, iall.ng ama r1,,'" -, 40.
Inc o, -.o s. , al. 81 w,s,e rocl.
~ ~. iii cy, and hrul,ed by the
fail. bu, will recover.
&c.. m. fire.
oo' In CT mi so.,,I Clpb
party VI NV ov'u .,,
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lnxroErxp pAnr NJ MINER a NALL

Last Eyening.
40 Meadow Valley, II. lax
las Raymsnd a kly. 3lx. 20. u bio
100 Eureka Goa. 1884,, i3S
sTS American Flag, 5, 81
10 Page 4 Panaca. az, ~, q. $40
&C Phoebe, Z, N
100 Alps, SAC
40 Hum B Hunt. IL. IL
no Washington a Creole, 2., AZ
$50 Silver Peak. 25c
100 lngomar, 33c
~ belmont, C.sk
$50 Newark. IN, 4.
les Chief OF the Hui. SIZE, $50
IS Monitor Belmont, ~
150 Portland, soc
$50 Rye Patch, 4. AZ
$50 NJ Dorado South, 6k, 6I, 6.
325 War Eagle
1870 south Chariot. ss, s5X, &c bo
80 Empire udaho), \, 81
$50 Eutska ca. W, TO-, 10 80
100 -. Patrick. ~
IS Golden Chariot, 20
$50 Ida Fillmore. ~. ~
lOo Red Jacket Idaho, ~. ~
rs Bslchsr. "a. ~ -. % bJO
1910 Ovsrmsn, 80. 20, 59+, CO, CO.. b1
Gao Ophir, IS, az, IS bio. Az
2is savage, 100, %, 0s, 100 b3, os
ia Kentuek. III, 2ik
200 Crown Point. 20 bS. 81 b, % so, 81 t3o
IS Alpha, l3k
80 Ilay,-, exc
$50 Cos. Virginia, GS
~ North Belmont, 62c
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CHICAGO, Feb. T.-Christopher Raj
ferty, thrice convicted OF the murder OF
policeman 0'Meara In this city two
years since, vas hanged In the jail at
waukcegan, Illinois, at l o'clock this
afternoon.
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FROM SEATTLE, w. 7
BrutaIiy Murdered.

SEATTLE, February 25.-on Monday
afternoon Mr.. Zablrt, a single maker
residing on tho swinomish River about
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-02-17

THE PARTY AT THE WINDIATE House.
The select party at the Windiate
House last Friday evening, passed off
most pleasantly and to the entire salts
faction of all concerned. The dance was
carried on especially lively until supper,
which was served in excellent quality,
great variety and abundance of material.
Messrs. Severance & Williams Band
played in their usual superior style. so
that the dancing was continued until
four o clock Saturday morning. From
Two Rivers the party was attended by
beautifully dressed ladies and handsome
Young gentlemen. Sheboygan sent her
late Mayor and his esbimabse lady. Mil
waukee her brave captain Vance. Me-
pasha her lively Mr. Dunbar, and
Neshota the indefaeigable Mr.. Jones,
thus furnishing the. best possible repre-.
sentation of our neiglboring localities
All expressed entire satisfaction with
the whole entertainment Of the evening
and we learn that preparations are al
ready in progress for another similar
party Immediately after the Lenten
season.
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Manitowoe City +. o. Bulletin.
LAKE SHORE.


sheboygan, Milwaukee. Racine, Kenosha, Wauke-
gan Chicago. Chicago distributing for all eastern
states in general. and Canada Mails arrive here at
-:35 .. and close at O'Clock p. m
Milwaukee, Milwaukee distributing, Chicago,
Chicago distributing (pouch) Mail closes at Il III.
arrives at 225.
Nordheim Hika Mosel, every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday. Mail close at O'Clock p. m, arrives
at T:35 p.
R, r.
Branch Cato Reedsvlle, Brillion, Easson. Forest
function Dnndas Kaukauna. Appleton, Menasha.
Neeuah Oshkosh. New London, Wausau, Stevens
Point Mails close at $50 p. M arrive at 1920 n.
From Forest junction by way of NJ and N. to
Wrightstown Depere Green Bay, Fort Howard, Oconto
Pesbtigo Sturgeon Bay and all Door Comfy and
northern Michigan. Mails close at $50 p. arrive
at 1910 Il
From Forest Junction by way of NJ. and N. Chiffon
New Holstein. KieI GIenbulah- Mails close at 23o
ID M. arrives at 1920.
LAKE SHORE NoRTH
Two Rivers Nero Carlton Sandy Bay, Kewsunee.
Mails close ar o'clock p. ~, arrive at a. M
Two Rivers, Mishcott, Larabee, East Gibson.
Cooperstown. New Denmark Pine Grove TO GreenBay.
Mails close at p. m, arrive at a. H.
STAGES
Rapids Oslo Clarks Mills Eaton. st. Nazian, Niles
TO HAYDEN GAINESVILLE and Chiffon every Monday
Wednesday and Saturday Mails close at O'Clock p
arrive at ID a. M
TO HowardsGrove by way of Newtonburgh, Meme
and Edwards depart every Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday at arrives every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday. Mails arrive at O'Clock p. M
SPECIAL OFFICES.
Kings Bridge, Francis Greek, Kellnerville, Rosen-
GRAMS supplied from this office every Saturday.
OFFICE HOURS.
Open from ~ a. m. to o'clock p. Sunday
Money order and registered letters department from
q. IN. 10 p m
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CIVIC SOCIETIES.

usSoNlC- H,antowoc Lodge No. %, A. r
vi, meets every First and Third Wednesday IN eaeil
s,ontI at ttc Lodge Room, over Ihos. n''in'oi D
Drug Store, York Street
epD FEILOWS-Chickermin Lodge No. IS, |. O.
"a meets every Tuesday Evening over Thos-
Robinson Drug Store, on York street
Napitswoc Lodge NJ. 1914, I. o. OF 0. F., meets
.,very Wednesday evening at tue Iouge hooAi' III
arms building, corner Sth and Jay Sts
SONS OF HERMAN.-Thusnelda Lodge no. :;
asts avery Friday evening, Lodge Room,in Carus
sujlding. corner sth and Jay SITS
rrpN vEREIN meets every Tuesday and Friday
evening at the Turner Hall Oh Washington street.
sLcyANsKA LIPA meets every Sunday afternoon
Ar . o'clock at their Hall on North 'th street.
TIE SCANDINAVIAN BROTHERHOOD meets
,,.rr "Wednesday evening in Slovanska Lipa Hall on
North tin street -s
Fir.t Presbyterian Memorial Church, Rev Mr.. CB
srxans corner of Sh and State Sts services at Iu1
o'clock a m and ~ p M; Sunday School at p. III
Mothodis, Episcopal Church, Rev In. W heeler. 18th
Il c.weeu Chicago and State streets services al 1o
= N. and at p. M; Sunday School at : P M
e. James Protestest Episcopal Church. Rev. Mr.
,naForrest corner of Chicago and 9Th streees. Ser
.rices at lo1% A. NJ. AMI P M Sunday school, p NJ
,rstGermap Evangelical Luthern Church, Rev
Ar Hnehner corner Sth and Marshall SITS, services
It 10 a. M. Sunday School at = p. III.
Catholic St Bonifacieus Church, Rev MI fessler
.arrer Of Main and Marshall SITS, Early Mass at 5 a
~. HIGH Mass at 10 a. IN. Yesper at 213 p M Week
DAY Mass at Il. IN.
German Reformed Church. Rev. Mr. Rusterhoiz. COZ
nor Main and Hamilton SITS, services at IL q. ' AM
INN: Sunday School at r. m
German Methodist Church, Rev Mr.. I. Z aliertol
,th St south Side; services at 10 a M, ana p III
sunday School at 9 4. M
Garmap BAPTIST Church, Rev. Mr.. Hab, on .fh -.
sautb side: services at 10 a. m and y p m Suhoa.
school ut Q a. m.
Norxe0:an I.uthern Church, Rev. MI Bloern cor
&C.. Sts
sh for.noon at 1Ols a. m aud every other Sunday ii
khe afternoon.
Norwegian Methodist Church. on 9Th ST., Nor''
sije service at 10 < M. and ~ y. Ia
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-02-17

After wandering about the many shops
that line the road, for nearly an hour,
the rest Of the party came up, with lots
got a warm breakfast and then common
ced climbing Wenger1salp as we slowly
wound up the side of the mountain the
valley and beautiful falls faded from
view. but this was compensated for by
the sudden appearance Of the Jungfrau
shrouded in her mantle OF eternal snow,
the proportions Of her distant peaks and
of the deep valley interviewer, are so I'M
mense that we were bewildered, her gla-
ciers seemed close to us while they are
miles away, our eyes were dazzled by the
suns rays falling upon the new fallen
snow, yet we could not help looking
upon her, higher and yet more brilliant
still, rises her sparkling peaks, the Sill
berhorn and Schneehorn, recling one be-
hind the other in silent modesty.
.sWbo made you glorious the gate of Heaven.
Beneath the keen full moon! Who bade the sun
Cloth YOU with rainbows. who with loving flowers
OF !ovliest blue spread gsrlands ut your feet,
God! let the torrents like Il shout OF nations,
Answer and let your ice plains echo God
All around us, is desolation save here
and there stray gaopIo1uno that loves
SO well the keen winds Of these lonely
mountains, a modest, pretty, flower, like
the missionary of mercy, 1t leaves the
pleasant songster aid sweet companions
ship of her kind, and undismayed dwells
alone, shedding the light OF her sweet
foliage and the colorless, cheeriessness
that surrounds her We tarried some
| time at the hotel. where we were told
| Lord Byron lived for a while when writ
! ing the Child Harold The avalanches
were very frequent, occurring as often as
once in ten minutes, they come sweeping
down the mountain side carrying great
rocks and piles of snow, making terri
fic noise, of course they could do no dam
age as no one lived where they occur
thew are magnificent phenomena and
we enioyed watching them; the noise
|
while occasionally noise like thunder Is
heard producing very fine echoes. We
reached Scheideck late tn the afternoon
a cloud had sunk down below us, cutting
off the view of the valley which Is sale
to be very fine, 80 we renamed ovel
night. we were detained until neari.
nine this morning before the clout
arose. so we could see the valley which
was quite inferior to similar scenes
other parts of the Alps. The cloud u
the valley was near to US, however, an
I never tired looking at It,
[ heve just returned from visiting tn
glaciers but am too tired to write
them this evening. Good night.
J. d. e.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-02-17

The SoCIABLE at the Presbyterian
Church last evening was, if possible, an
improvement on the proceeding one. The
songs, Evening Star, Croauet'' and the
Anthem are certainly beautiful compost
tons, and their spirit was most feelingly
expressed by the fair cantatrices. The
readings and declamations could hardly
be improved in any respect, and the So
ciety have every reason to feel grateful
to the accomplished ladies and gentle
men who aided thus kindly in the eleva-
ting and pleasing entertainments of the
evening. May we soon have the plea
sure of advising another social.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-02-17

JAMES ANDERSON, ESQ, In his able
lecture at the Sociable last evening, ex
pressed the hope THAI that institution
neight become and prove permanent
benefit in ameliorating the moral condi-
ton in our community. We most
heartily coincide With our friend, and
urge all-managers and attendants-to
use their best efforts to that effect. Ia
offering to our young men, especially
an opportunity to- pass pleasant sad
at the same time instructing and els<a-
ting evening, as these social meetings,
it will prove a strong inducements for
them 20 avoid the snares that are set on
almost every ether building OF our prln-
cipal streets, and If we look at the num-
Der of visitors who daily crowd the pub
lie restaurants, and reflect on their de-
moralzing tendency, we must feel that
it is high time to use every effort to
counteract these baneful sources OF
moral depravity and physical contarnina-
ton ana yuin.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-02-17

IF ANY OF our readers are IN want OF
anything in the stove line they will do
we'll to call upon f. ". Borcberdt, Chi
cago street, opposite Z. *. Rand 8
hardware store, before purchasing. He
also keeps large stock of tinware of his
own manufacture. tt
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milwaukee, Lake Shore T. Western RR.
LAKE SHORE DIVISION.

Express train leaves Man a. m. Ar Mil 1920 a. m
MIL 315p- IN. = Ma. "a p m
,xed Man. 1890 p. ms Mil. p m
Nil. 7:45 a. Man. 3:15 p. N
WESTERN DIVISION.
Passenger leaves Man. p Ar Appleton Cos pm.
"a 's Appleton $40 Am. Ar Man. l0:i5 a m
TWO RIVERS DIVISION.
Exnr leaves Man 7:40 pm Ar Two Rivers SIG PIN.
Two Rivers $50 a. m. Ar. at Nj. 6:55 a. III.
Mixed Man. 10 a. 10. Ar. Two Rivers 1920 a. m
Two Rivers 11:30 Am Ar Man. Z IN
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-02-17

DREssMAKING.-La please notice
the card published to-day OF a new dress
making establishment by Mrs. Edwards
and Miss Snifin, who are both experien-
ced, reliable and richly deserving full
share OF public patronage.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-02-17
c,,7NTy BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

G. DAIMLER, Chairman, Two Eiyers; John
MILL CentrevIlle John III. Bohne sleenle sohhbartn'
s,hIeswig: Anton Stahl, Eaton Patrick Malloy, LID
sr+y. Fred. Schmidt, Newton; l.. p Nichols ROCK
Ind. Boyar Almonds. Cato K. j. Smalley, Mantowoc;
A = Duinke LIST Mard; Ed. Conway. I'd Ward; +. A.
8ean Sd Ward; \. T. Gilbert, 4th Ward; b. wilkins,
q DAIMLER Two Rivers Vim. Robinson. kossuth r
\ stoker Franklin: Ed. Regain, Maple Grove; John
Touhe Gooperstowu: Is. Brdsall, Gibson " mIlsch,
N iSnicnfr. Fred. Nogel. Two Greeks.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-02-17

CUsToN WoRK.-Mr. c. ID. Coid.
water warrants all his work In boots a'io
shoes TO be satisfactory in good material
neat fit aud reasonable prices. we nave
fried him and found him as good As nls
vord ..Go thou and do likewise. u
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-02-17

The TER-OcEAN.-Last Mondays
Inter- Ocean came in largely improved
form and containing increased interest
ing reading matter. We can but con-
graduate the managers of that excellent
periodical at the rapid Improvement of
the enterprise, and wish to them the
steady increase in value and support it
so richly deserves.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-02-17

MEssRs. GEo. REED, JR., Capt Webs
ter and MI. Dunbar left us again yester-
day for Appleton and Manasha. Success
be with them.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-02-17
COUNTY OFFICERS.

xnlounty Treasurer-QUERIN EW EN-.
8 en-. nty Clerk-A. RICHTER.
= ,sarf,i-R. D. SMART
T;,.s;.r Sheriff.. J. PIERCE.
- .r..r,tr,- Kheriff-WM. GRIEBLING
,se2eeister OF Deeds--JOHN FRANZ
Clerk OF she Court-A. PIENlSG-
:. County Judge--W. W. WALDO:
District Attorney. w =. ~ kN Elk
s,,onuiy Surycyor-JOh y OHARA.
eIsaaener-F SIMON.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-02-17

MASKS! MASKS. The largest line of
masks ever brought to this city, consist
ing of wire, silk, wax and common masks
are now being opened at A. F. King
bells, and sold wholesale and retale at
Milwaukee prices. Orders for masquer-
ade suits. are taken and promptly sup
piled. 49-3t
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-02-17
MISCELLANEOUS AND LOCAL

lam PLAsTER-Fresh ground and
constantly on hand at the Mantowoc
plaster Mills in Oriental Mills ware
bouse. Farmers should not loose the
benefit of the good sleighing and get
their supply before bad roads set IN
= T. SCHUErTE & Bro.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-02-17

Our new printing Office will be ready
for occupation IN about two or three
weeks. and will have pleasant location
ON the corner of York and Main streets.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-02-17

GoING-Snow and sleighing
HoPING-Printers for pay.
FALLING-T and pedes-
trims.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-02-17

SrEREoscoPEs and Views, Iplain and IN
colors. new and in great variety, just
opened at the store of T. Ransch.