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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-09-17
Foreclosure Sale.

CIRCUIT COURT ST. .u
ManitowOc County. ! 'S' "i'e u " iSoon0ih.
Adolph 1iauseau
Plaintiff.
against
John nobry and
Anna Dobry, his wife
Defendants.
In virtue OF and pursuant to judgment, or.
der OF foreclosure and sale rendered in the above
entitled action the 23d day of December A. d.
1870, at regular term of the Circuit Court for Man.
ltowoc County Wisconsin, I shall expose for SALE
and sell at public vendue to the highest bidder at
the Sherfs office in the Court House in the City of
Manitowoc, Oh the Sd day of October A. D. 1874 at
ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day, all the fol-
lowing described mortgaged premises. so much
OF the same may be necessary to satisfy the amt
due the plaintiff on said Judgment together with the
interest and costs of sale owit: The north half Of
the north west quarter, and the south quarter
OF the north west quarter of section one township
No twenty-one CD range No twentythree OBJ east,
containing one hundred and twenty of land
more or less, situated and being ia the County of
Manitowoc and State Of Wisconsin.
Dateo Sheriff. Office this 18th day of Aus ust 1874
r. D. SMART,
Sheriff of Man,tow0c County
=. d. MARKHAM, Pitts Atty. 18aug6t
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CIRCUIT COURT
Manitowoc County.
Honr Haas1
Stste OF Wisconsin,

aanitowoe eV eonaty. State Oiwisconsin,
Henry Baetz
Ploint!F.
against
John 2. Chrstman
Defendant
In virtue of, and pursuant to judgment, order of
foreclosure SALE rendered in the above entitled
action on the 18th day of July, A. d. 1874, 10 the
Circuit Court of Manitowoc County and State of
Wisconsin, shall expose for sale, and sell at public
auction to the highest bidder, at the Sherifs Office
in tile City and County of Mantowoc, and State of
Wisconsin, on the 10th day OF October A. 1874 at
10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day. all the fo.-
lowing described mortgaged premises, so much
OF the same as may be necessary TO satisfy the
amount adjudged TO the plaintiff. together with the
interest and costs towt The Southeast quarter of
the North east quarter, the North half of the South
east quarter. and the Southe st quarter of eSouth
east quarter, all in Section No. sixteen Q6)
Township No. eighteen QS) North of Range No.
twenty-one CID East, situated, and being, in the
County of Manitowoc, and State of Wisconsin.
Dated this 26th day of August A. D., 1874.
r. D. SMART,
Sheriff of Manitowoc County.
WHITE FORREST, Pitts Attys 2Saug6-w.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following is list of real estate
transfers from Sept. LIST to 18th inclusive,
as reported by Mr.. John Franz, register:
Simon Kehde to August Ortmeycr. the 50
acres of the So of seq, town II range
23, east consideration 1890
Nathan Winters to &. DAIMLER n 80 feet of lots
l and 2, block 76,Village of Two Rivers con-
sideration 4T5
Chas. Spering to A. Biranke, lot 5, block 1872,
City of Mantowoc. consideration 800
Chas spering to j. Kreyay, swq of swq, T. ,,o.
10. R.. "a 1900
T. O'Connor to T. Fluhr, swq of nwq s s, TIT,
Ri 1850
f. viii to G. Heinke, eh swq, VIII seq and seq
of seq, sec O. town 10, range q 5000
j. Raddig to A: MARCH, fraction of VIII Of nwQ
sec 81 town 20. range % 257
C. Brick to O. Ratlsach, So lot 0, block 800
A. Cratic to H. Coutley, nwa of nwq sec 10,
town 10, range q, and other parcels il same
section ZSU0
H. Cratic to A. Cratic nh of sh of neg sec s,
town 90 range q 1000
]. Hraboch to J. Kuehne, middle "a lots and
3, block 266 city of Manitowoc go
]. Koeno to g. 10 Inner no of lot l in subd of
lot No l, sec 26 town Il range % 81
c. Loose to 6. Purncher, lot in block 10 Ceutre- ,o
p Werner to G. Purncher, lot in block 10, Gen.
treville SO
T. schibech to C. Wolgast, lot IL in subd of lot
l. sec q, town II, range % 200
G. Kruber to Fspemaceh, nwq NEG sec 9, town
20, range % 1850
e. SduoeTt W r. haihPi, seq n"Q sec Q, to~H 20
range IS SO
C. Whitcomb Atty to J. Gabriel eh neg. neg
seq swq neg, nwq neg, 81. town 81 range "a 600
+ Gauger to C. Pautz, lots and Z, BLOCK 267
city of Manitowoc 100
c. Melzner to E. Lena. lot / and eh of lot 2, blk
275. city of Manitowoc 45o
j. Sproil to Y. Kaltenbrun, swq swQ 81
town Is, range q $50
2. Goetz to N Goetz, 40 acres in 25, town
Is, range 80, and 6012 acres in sec IS, town
Is, range % 500
town IS, range % 1900
@. Schroeder to E. Manhka, swq seq 81 and
neg rwq sec %, town 20, range 81 500
W. A. Sweet to J. Audrasko eh seq 20 town
Is, range Fl $40
c. Mesmer to j. Schmidt, lot blk 23S city 1000
c. Ehrett to j. Burkhardt, lot l6, blk SIG city $50
J. NJ, Turner to w. Mutterer, ell seq sec 81,
town 20, range "a 500
s. Peasants to r. Ransch VIII lot blk lT6 CITY 1900
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Great Reduction in Prices
TO THE
Farmers Of Manitowoc Co.

In consideration that number of manufacturers
of other counties have eagued together to destroy
the manu- acturers plows nManitowoc by instruct
ing their agents sell their plows and points cheap
er than they do at the factory and in consideration
that several merchants in a;.nitowoc and some 50
pretended agents Joined in this conspiracy and
In the full faith, that the farmers of Manitowoc
County are disposed to support our home industry
and to aid againsts this conspiracy. have resolved
~ soil my rIows and rOi-,is al the following prices
No 70 Lord cast. iron plow complete $1,000
"a steel plow complete 1880
IS common point .45
ss - cutter point So
&c Is land side for cast-iron pillow .95
. "a steel pillow LOO
All other plows and points at the same rates All
points are GROUND and all plows are W Ar
RANTED.
1sauE74 emo E. J. SMALLEY.
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Foreclosure Sale.

ClhCU1I COORI,
Manitowoc County IS State of Wisconsin.
James Ready
Plaintiff,
against
Henry r. Sommer,
Detend0nt.
By virtue of and pursuant to judgment order Of
foreclosure and sale rendered in the above entitled
action. the Both day of June a. D. 1874 at a regu-
lar term of the Circuit Court for Manitowoc equity
held at the Court House in the city and county of
Manitowoc, Wisconsin, shall expose for sale and
sell at public vendue to the highest bidder at the
Sheriff's Office in the Court House, in the city and
county of Manitowoc, Wis, the oath day of Oct.
A D. 1874 at 10 clock ia the forenoon of said day
all the following described mortgaged premises
satisfy the amount adjudged TO the plaintiff together
with the interest and costs of sale, towt The east
half of lot No. eleven ami all of lot 10 twelve 2)
block No hundred and seventy-six, situated
and being in the city and county of Manitowoc,
Wisconsin; the same is laid down on the recorded
plat of said city.
Dated Sherii's office, Manitowoc, Wisconsin, this
7th day of September, A. D. J674
Il. D. SMART,
Sheriff of Manitowoc Co. Wis.
J. D. MARKHAM, Pitts Atty. 81
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NOTICE TO BUILD CULVERT.

CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
Manitowoc, Sept. Sth 1874.
wv HEREAS, at meeting Of the city council held
w September Sth, 1874, the following resolution
unanimously adopted
Resolved, That the Mayor and Clerk hereby
authorised to advertise for bids for 18th street cul
verts.
Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals will
be received at this office until Sept o. 1874 for the
building of said cuvert according to plans and spe
cifcatons file in this Office. The city re5erving
the right to reject any, and all bids,
F. w. BORCHERDT, City Clerk.
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WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.

WINTER WHEAT,-S95-1O5,
SPRING WHEAT, -&9734.--25.
EYE-S0-25 Cts.
OATS-I5-4T cts
BARLEY-S109-100
PEAS-6O-12Octs.
BEANS-S1 $500
TIMOTHY SEED-S1 ,50-2,50
~. =. 5l,....-C-ccGGCG-cc..3
FLAX SEED-$1,65
EGGS, per dozen l3-1zcts.
BUTTERFLIES.
FLOUR-winter, per bl-ST,O0,
Spring $500
Rye $3.50
MEAL-per cwt. 81 70 80
WOOL-per ID 25 to rs cts.
HIDES-green 6 cts Dry Ia to Is cts
HAY-S9.OO, $1,000
ay telegraph this morning, Gold 100,
Wheat 97&.
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STREET IMPROVEMENT NOTICE.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,

CITY CLERKS OFFICE. !
Manitowoc, Wis. Sept Sth, 1874
Whereas, at regular meeting of the Board of AL
dermen of the City of Manitowoc, held the 31st
day of Aug 1874, the Clerk was instructed to adYer
tse for bids for the improvement of Sixth street
between Franklin and Jay Streets in the first ward
of the city of Manitowoc.
Notice is hereby given, that sealed proposals will
be received at this Office until Sept 2tst for the i'm
provement of Sixth street between Franklin and Jay
streets, according to plans and specifications file
at this office.
F. W. BORCHERDT, City Clerk
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CITY TREAsURER'S NOTICE.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, I CRY TREAsURER's OFFICE
Manitowoc County. Manitowoc Sept IL IA
IOTICE is hereby given to the or occu-
pants of lots parcels of land fronting on 9th
street, between Marshal and Water streets in the
third ward, Of the City of Manftowoc, that the
tax list for the improvement of said 18th street in
the Sd ward has been delivered to me for collection
ana that the said owners occupants of lots
GELS of land fronting on the street above described
are hereby required to pay to within thirty days
after the date of this notice. the taxes charged in
saId list the lot. parcels land owned by them
respectively, together with the commission of five
per centum the amount thereof for collection
and that if said taxes will be paid within fifteen days
from the date of this notice, the fees oI
the same will be only two per centum the amt
of such taxes.
17sept74 FRED. HARRIS Treas
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FRED. HARRIS, Treas.


STATE OF WISCONSIN, CRY TREAsuRKR's OFFICE
Manitcwoc County. Manitowoc Sept II IA
NOTICE is hereby given to the owners or occu-
IN pants of lots parcels Of land fronting on 18th
street, in the third ward, of the City of Manitowoc
that the tax list for the improvement of said 18th
street, in the Sd ward has been delivered to me
collection and that the said or occupants of
lots or parcels of land fronting the street above
described, are hereby required to pay to within
thirty days after the date of this notice the taxes
charged in said list to the lots parcels of land
owned by them respectively, together with the com
collection fees and that if said taxes will be paid
within hfteen days from the date of this notice the
ices Tor coiiecting she will be only two per
centum on the amount Of such taxes.
17sept74 4w FRED, HARRIS, Treas.
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Present, Mayor D Jones, Aldermen
Schuette, Dumke, Gelbke, Filholm,
Langworthy, Bean, Rosso, Rand and
.Carus.
Motion of Aid. Gelbke to reconsider
the vote on the minorisy report at last
meeting was carried. Ayes 5, nays 4.
fSchuette, Dumke, Rosso and Carus.)
Bond of Jno. Meyer and l.. Soulerine
of $1,000 90, to the city of Manitowoc,
was on motion accepted and approved.
Ayes s, nays /. (Schuette.)
Aid. Rand submitted the following:
WHEREAS Sth Street bridge is finished
and accepted by this Board, therefore
be it
Resolued, That the balance due Mr..
John Meyer for building said bridge be
paid to said Meyer. Adopted, ayes 9,
nayesO.
On motion Council adjourned to Mon
day, Sept. 14th, Y p. m.
F. W. BoRCHERDr, City Clerk.
MAN1rowoc, Sept. IL, 1874.
Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll called. No quorum present.
On motion adjourned to Monday, Sept
81, 1874, 4 p. m.
F. W. BoRCHERDT,
City Clerk.
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i stantly on hand the largest and best assortme
OF caps the latest styles ut the lowest DOS
sible prices, and always pays the highest value in
cash for all kinds offurs. 165
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CLASS "B."

Hon. b. S. LorrigAn, Superintendent Hon. VIM.
Eatough, Hon. Michael Murphy and AIonzo Cary,
judges.
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September LIST, 1874
NOTICE is b erety given that general election
| will be held in the several TOW ns wards and
election precincts in the County of Manitowoc, on
Tuesday. succeeding the first Monday, being the Sd
DAY OF November next, the following oncers are to
be elected to-wit:
A County Clerk in the County of Manitowoc, in
place of A ~ Richter, whose term of Office will ex
pire the Attn day of January. 1875.
A County Treasurer in Manitowoc County. ia the
place of Querin Even, whose term of office will ex-
pire on the 4th day of January, 1875.
A Register of Deeds in Manifowoc County, In place
of John Franz, whose term of office will expire on
the 4th day Of January, 1875.
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Foreclosure Sale.

Sheriff OF Manitowbc County, Wis
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The Manufacture Of Dwarls in Chin;

The manufacture Of Dwarfs may appoo
TO be a very singular kind Of trade, and v.
it is quiet common IT. China A child q
two or three years IL placed in Il rorcelea
vase Of some odd shape, without lid
bottom, So that the head ard feet are ey
posed. As the child grows It's compress.
flesh ana twisted bones il up the spacc-
1t is not IA III 4-ant mode Of making Il,
ing, re. 1t is not confined To- China Oih,.
c. untrIe-, tnasting :. more advanced CIV
lzation, develope the same f,calty Of cruc
flying the human form, VIII even NOR.
artistic skill. Thus, in Paris we may b.
hold conturtions 81 limb and iture sufEicier
/ to turn the strongest gorge, and N tt,
streets of London we may NEE. at aay nv
mcnt some hileousl5 rartIyzrd arm ..
simulated fostering sore. Dwarting " i'll
US is principally confined to the inert,
/ faculties, and So carefully are some of tn,
people trained to regard the things Of tn.
world through Il limited vision, that the,
can behold no beau,y outside Of their Owl.
narrow minded orbit There are religion
lists to whom the ceremonies Of another
sect are the mere fngerposts that point the
way to rerid!ion. Pork fancicrs there be
to whom fne painting Of glorious sun
set are useless membranes on the great
highway whose mie-stoncs are supposed
to be hogs. Politicians may be found to
whom a suggestion beyond the mere range
of their narrow minded set of opinions j.
object hereSy. We have, also, journalists
whose minds have become so polluted and
cynical 10y the constant contempIat on OF
the worst phases of voice, tina, yirtuou>
journalism is an abcminutinn, AMI gentle
manlke respect ,bi.ity proof of weakness
The Chinese use porcelain vase to PRO.
duce their dwIrf;s. Prejudice and igncr-
auce are our vases, ali the m.re we com
lat them, the fe Ser moral and intellectual
dwar.s shall our community present
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

i: !: T: !: q: z; J: !
u ~ as one of the most
fsA ~ ET9 ever discovered for
i $3.50. y the blood. 1t has
~; stood tie test Of
&.e.@sa 4 .ssz@ss..-:5' years, with con-
s:ss ,.5i.ozz!<. - stantly growing rep
t~SV - uta;ion, based on lis
intrinsic virtues, and sustained by lis re.
a1T&ab.a cures. SO mild as to be safe and
beneficial to children, and yet so searching
Is to e"ectualiy pure out the great cor
rup.i0ns Of he blood, such rs the scrofrlous
a2i syplIllI;ic contamination. Impurities,
or diseases that have iurked in tho system
ior years, soon Yield 70 this powerful anti
Io.c, and disappear. Hence its wonderful
cures, many OF which are publicly known,
II ScFoluil, and all scgoiulous diseases,
Ulcers, EruHtionS, and cruptive dis.
riders Of the skin, 'fgnlOrs. BiotcEcs,
t;3As, .'imnics, PI5sttIlcs, Sores. st.
aai2ps3y's Sire, hose ca Erysipe-
i, LG':cr, SAT- iiheUn, ScaId
i.t3, kiagN0"5n, and internal VI
'=ra.i0ns OF the Uterus. Stomach,
AT Liscr. 1t also cures other com
,.ilis, to which it uoi.ld not seem especi
'y ad9rsl. such as Dr9psy. nySpcp-
>. :Et~, r neuralgia, Heart Disease,
roDa!e Weakness, Debility, and
c3CaiT'!i;Ha, when they are mRnifesta-
..3.. Of &c arro:dloIs pOis0ns.
!, j. ai exec lent Trs'orer Of heath srci
."7-'h in the Sp-irg. BY renewing .he
.0r'... AMI vi2or Cf ,he digestive orr.-ns.
:.s-;rsfrs ,he depression anti Iisila~a Inn
,rof thn season. EvrE Where no i,orfia-
.-e.srs. i,aon'r. f.e. ir!io~. arsI live loa,sr
~1..3 tae food. 1i. e,ssr-u tto,--
..a. stt .saa -..j ae1y .c,.s. c
n"~."G -1 ~
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Good Omens.

, To come Suddenly upon couple Of mag
pies, to pick up pin lying with its heaC
towards you, TO fn6-of course withon
seeking-a four ayed clover, or BIT Of o,t
iron, is il matter for rejoicing; if the ir, I
Ike the shape CT rusty nail or an ole
horseshoe the omen is SO much the mon,
fortunate. Absent minded ard careless
dressers are likely to be often in luck
way. To put On any garment wrong sidr
out, provided we are not neat enough 4,
spoil the charm, is an infallib'e prognostic
that something is about to karpen which
will profit the slOven greatly. Trouble viii,
never come near folks whose eyebrow.
meet. Ladies with o,ermuch down, gentle
men with overmuch hair upon their arm.
and hands, carry about them natures owl.
guarantee that they are born TO be rici
some Gay, as rich as those happy iDdiyid-
unls whose front seeth are set wide arar !.
/ Steel belongings, such as keys and kniyes,
gctluSty by inst net iu spite OF all pain
to keep them clean and brig when son,
kind-hearted soul is laying Up riches IL
their ner's bsnef &c fin spider az
o. ones clothes incicates some money s
coming to Us. The aEpearsnee Of white
specs upon finger nail warns the owner
of the finger that gift is on lis way; ant
I the same pleasant notification is made Ll
! the itching Of the palm o! the right hand
+ but in that case ii is best to make assur
ancc doubly sure, and rub the said pain
against wood; and then ''it is sure to l.
go W. t is not plea ant to stumble ur
staiIs, bot there is some cocsolstoD f.
sor; shin 10 knowing that we ldinc vi;
come of IN the hnuse ere twelve n NH
have passed by, even if the stunb e- hs;
no hope OF icing party concarnei in til,
event. Should spinster or a bacheior l.
inadvertently paced between a marri,,
1 pair "a. the dinner table, he or she vi!
t It, the ee Of com uhial bliss b,f,l,
the year L. ou.. a maiden who has Coz
slant ill.luck at the card table will play II
game of life with greater success PARTNER
ed with a good husband. Happy will
the brile the sun shines on; and if a ht
cleklcs in her new home rs she crosses
threshold, she vii be IL happy mother
well a q cOn,entei wife. TIE odd nos,
prevails III some pats of france that wh
two marriages take place at the same time,
the bri lie who iir-, leaves the church wi
have a boy for her FIRST child. Hail ii.
first hearing Of the cuekoos yoic, viii
! thank lu!ucss = be vi ut-s YOU upon 70, +
rigs hand-then his greeting is an assrr.
ance that you viii II axe your way tie
world and attain tire H. CHEST object OF y''a
ambition; AMI begru lie n,I a SIP OF good
liquor to the busy, curious, thirsty fy
dropping into your glass, but welcome it,
| Intruder as heartily, if not as POLITICALLY
as Oldys did; he brings good luck to I'll
/ glass and the drinher, too.
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French Anecdotes OF American Life

Among the most absurd Instances OF
what Europeans can be made to believe
true Of US, is one incident taken from La
Vie Pari,ienne, in which French writer
claims to give faithful por'raiture Of life
in America. The author tells his country
men What happened III his own personal
experience, on the occasion Of Il visit to
young American lady, to whom he had
been previously introduced
Zone evening" says he, 4 found Alice
alone in the parlor. Her cousins had start
ed gu. fer walk with their 5eaux was
surprised TO notice that she was not in her
usual elegant toilette, and when | asked
the reason, she said she Wa. warm and
tired.
LET US go to IIoboken,' | rrodosel--
"The fresh air from the river will do you
good"
NO" she replied.
"Will you 60 cut and take some roast
oysters al lobster salad ?"
"No, an lot hungry"
''Well then" suggested, "let Us 20 70
Maillard and have an ice
"Nc, tel YOU" she said. But wait !
If | should 70 out with you what would
/ the whole afflir cost, iFclu,1ins the supper,
the thea,er and AL the usual expense
81 hardly know answered besides,
what difference does it maa ? Is of no
importance. Come on, please, aud do not
worry yourself about my purse
just listen TO me- said she you
would spend about fifteen dollars. Now,
instead Of going out, let us remain at home,
and take q cup Of tea, and you can give
me the fifteen dollars :"
The writer not only vouches for the AZ
thentic;:y of this story, but gives others
equally ridiculous. The Figaro reprintins
them, grayely remarks that i is not prob
ablo that such manners ara universal in
MISUNDERSTANDING considering they are,
1 however, by no means uncommon.
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10 VI Al ONE.

Old Bishop I've me. Gre day.
As - wen; up and down the lands,
Stern, sad woman on her way,
With FIRE an water in her hands
ia THIS l. nd water, that hand fire
AM re was filed vita holy ire!
"ha. mean those symbols, Mother, tell !
ana whittier 80 youtJ She replies
- auench sisl this tas fame Of Hell,
WIRE this to burn up Paradise
ear, Eope. must revermore be known,
But Lea serve God through Love alone!';
--Pfet1-6 Henry S.o-Jlqrd.