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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-12-31
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The following claims were reported
back with recommendation that they be
allowed in full:
J. Halyerson 81. 10 Police services.
r d Smart S3S. so Boarding prisoners.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

S2sTI9Rs % ' " 1900 90
] Schuda to A Cola, undivided q of 1914
acres 25 T Is r % w
city Manitowoc ~ = 1000 90
SosTIf p p ~ = = 200 90
q lift TTi7 R 1ne'' AeAse'' q % " 1900 90
G Gnelfio = to Freitag. neg neg SGT ,ooo 90
q ss-i7gss - " '-l'i-'' 81 . - M 1000 90
III I 1 nJen'ooA ~ . 0'o''''''' t'' ~ 800 90
't spi7-S 600 90
Becker to Olien. lot block 1913 city 90
20 acres. lot 24-is-sS 500 90
0'''. s4- IS '>A' $50 90
G. Kneffeil to p KneffeI. lot 3 24-IS-23 1900 90
I KOeDDaI to 7 Brandt sh swu 12-l9-22 $40 90
Brandt to w Brandt, swq seq l4-l9-@,
SLIGO and other consideration
Of Win of Ell SEQ S6-ao-as 500 90
" nix TenneViIie 90
J vogt to Kettenhofen swq 2S-17-s3 1900 90
and other property $500 90
eh Is elk ~ CITY Manitowoc 7oO 90
other property 2100 90
A Fhlers to II Reuter-, lot 10 blk Is village
KieI $500 90
H nueter to Ehlers same property 1900 90
I-i,-22 7s5 90
Manitowoc ~ ' Nv ~ ~ - lis 90
e Bode to J Matthews, undivided 36-19-23
and other property 21O0 90
s9-Ie-ss " = ' - 126o o0
LOOMS to NJ McMahon, lots to II
in blk D. sO-1s-2S 1900 90
E Seine ider to A SCHNEIDER, neg NEG 2o-
1923 GO
Berger to J Kafka, Ell seq neg 30-21-23 11G0 co
j Hessel Jr to j HeSSel Sen. acres neg
22-aO-23 GO
F Conrad TO II Braenel nh nh swq 23-19-l3oOO 90
36-sI-2S 4O5 90
B Soenkson to W Tisch u swq nwq 36-2l-23
and other properly 1900 90
II Casey to i A Fenten, 3Sl acres in SWq
2]-I9-22 231 90
J McCarty to G KIetz neo nwu 4-11-2l 800 co
b C Driskil to L Feeean VIII neQ S-21-22 500 90
H lT Tsisels5 to kampf acres in seq n"q 90
kam lp to II Thiede, 4 acres in swq neg 90
T Zipperer to Daems, acres in seq neh
1892 GO
F Fehring to L Walschleger, sh lot blk
37O. cityManitowoe IT'S 90
Fl I'll Smith ct al. to Il Hattie rsall, Swq neg
12-a0-23 $40 90
W Schuinel to G SchumeI win nwq 34-18-21 $1,000
J Markee to F Markee nh Swq and other
property in 34-1s-sl 800 90
G Ceilings to j BauSch, 4 acre in nwQ
25-I8-2l 500 90
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-12-31

THE Congressional Committee to m
vestigate Louisiana affairs is in New
Orleans.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-05-09

rs gentlemen take but little interest in millin
cry affairs, we call the attention Of the ladies
especially to the new stock Of the very latest
styles in millinery that is now on exhibition, and
for sale at the Opera House, by Mrs. O'Meara.
She has Just returned from Chicago where she
purchased largely and judiciousy, selecting her
pa.ters from the most acceptable and fashiona-
bic styles to be found in the market. We would
note particularly the bridal hats, also the very
handsome line OF bridal wreaths, which will be
sold at very low figures. She has also complete
stock Of real human hair, which is sold very
cheap. And while the ladies arc looking at these
things they cannot but admire the genuine French
flowers. Mrs O'Mcara sells flowers Gas she does
other thinGs) as she epresents-French only for
French and American goods for American. Next
week she will receive large lot OF paper pat.
terms to be offered 70 the public. ?. S.-Thc $50
bonnet to DC given to the handsomest young lady
OF Ottawa as prize a. the Race Festival and
Hippodromc, on the 10Th inst, was purchased Of
Mrs O'Mcara and will be on exhibition at her
rooms on ard after Saturday of the present week.
The ladies' are invited 70 call at any tune and see
this article Of beauty.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-05-09

d. Hccnan * Co. are in receipt this week, of q
gorgeous new stock Of Parasos, including all the
new styles, among which are many novelties
never before seen in this market There have
been wonderful changes and Improvements OF
late in this elias, Of goods,
Also, very heavy new stool, Of kid gloves, at
the reduced figures, there having been quite q
decline In kids
Hoop skirts, corset-, Hosiery, collars, cuffs
ruchcs, ties, &c. Everything new and desirable
in this line The stock is large and complete.
1t dress goods this firm is behind no other in
the city They invi!e the ladies to call, examine
and compare quality styles and prices
Tic hcst brand Of alpacaS in the market at
prices to suit purchasers.
Full and very superior line Of table linens, tow
eiings, Marscillcs quilts, &c.
In the line Of boots and shoes especial atten
ton is invited to the stock Of CATERS, ties, ant
other shoes for ladies. Also pillow shoes, brogans
ard goods in that line.
The stock of groceries is kept full, cmbracin.
all that is usually sold in that line. Goods dcliv
cred free OF charge all over the city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-05-09
Our Boys ut Ann ArbOr,

We notice by the papers that quite an excite.
mcnt has been created at Ann Arbor by tho sus.
pension Of six students Of the University for
"hazng" three Sophomcre5 and three Freshmen
We now learn that the two classes resolved to
stand by their comrades and addressed petition
to the faculty asking them to restore them or
mote out the same punishment to them as they
lthe petitioners were equally guilty OF ha!jng,
though more fortunate in not being caught at it.
The result Of this petition was that the faculty
suspended the petitioners alsofor the balance of
the term, and this includes our Ottawa boys who
arc expected home to day. While We sustain the
faculty in holding the discipline Of the college,
we are r,aj 10 know that our boys erred on the
side Of generosity. From communications in the
the Chicago papers, nc see that the boys seem to
have the sympathy Of the people of oil classes at
Am or, where the facts are known.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-05-09
The Clifton.

Fhrrr arc not over two or three hotels III Hi
nOi,, Oul,jIr ui Chicago that are finer buildings
than The Clifton Hotel at Ottawa. 1t had been
exceedingly well kept ever since its completion
some five or six years ago, by Mr.. Louis How
ard; but last week We stated that ii had changed
proprietors, Mcssrs. Lord & Smith, late of the
Sherman House, Chicago, having bought out the
interest Of Mr.. Howard in the hotel.
We dropped in yesterday to have a brief chat
with the new proprctors. They areIcXcccding-
ly pleasant gentlemen, and business" all over.
While they have no idea of shortening ON help
where it is needed, they want no "hclp" to do
the work that properly belongs to themselves.
The establishment is at present undergoing the
fascinating process OF general renovation, Vul-
carly called "housc-clcaung." The carpets ono
after another are being taken up and fcarfully
dagillatcd; then the rooms merclcssly scrubbed,
the woodwork rc-paintcd, ceilings calcimined
walls calclmincd Or papcrcd. Going through Il
hundred or more rooms in this way seems tcdi-
Gus enough, but driven by such experts, the
workprocecds with surprising rapidity,
Their determination is TO keep Il clean house
While the tables, bedding furniture and all other
appointments shall be up to any other first class
hotel in point of style and quality, they shall be
especially notable for cleanliness While all
classes Of people are welcome as gucits, there
will be no room for those well known monopo.
lists Of Omaha hotels, the :" big bugs
The ambition Of Mcssrs. Lord Il Smith is to
make the Clifton the social headquarters of our
city. They are glad to see all citizens drop in
and make themselves at home. Let them meet
there and talk over the news of the day their
business matters, and projects for mutual benefit
and the general prosperity Of the city. And the
parlors are open to the ladies to have social re.
union. hearty chat and good time generally any
day and evening. Drop in and see us is the
invitation Mcssrs. l.. IL 5. extend so everybody
and those who act on it will find them gentlemen
every inch OF them whose further acquaintance
they will he strongly inclined to cultivate.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-05-09

There is a law in this state agant scning fish
in our rivers, and it ought to be put In force.
Men are already engaged in this unlawful bust.
ness in this vicinity, and we move that they be
prosecuted. Who seconds the motion? Notruc
admrer of old Isaac Walton will ever be caught
in so unspOrtsmanlilic business as scining nsh.
Daniel Webster once said that fish ought only to
be caught with hook and line; and he was
right about it. We are in favor OF prosecuting
every man who draws II seine in the waters OF our
rivers.-Ld Sale Press.
Bravely spoken, only there is no such law, Our
wise legislators, in their fl Of revising and i'm.
proving all the laws the wisdom of man in four
thousand years had devised, also "reyiscd" the
law against scining fish. They repealed call for.
mcr laws" on the subject and substituted one
allowing seine fishing I'D HGjt1m in all the water:
of the state il the meshes of the seine are not less
than an inch and half vice, or something to that
effect At all events, the mesheS are small
enough to gobbc up everything but mlnnows.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-05-09

One II. billiard, who styles himself depart
mcnt Commander of the Grand Army Of the Re
public issues an order from Chicago, command,
ing that on May Both, the graves of deceased sol.
dcrs and sailors will be visited and decorated,
in accordance with the rules and regulations of
the Grand Army Of the Republic" As the
called Grand Army of the Republic is a secret
political society organized primarily to further
the political aspirations Of few dcmagogucs at
its head, and secondarily to promote the success
Of the republican party generally; and further.
more, as the rules and regulations Of the said
political society, in accordance with which this
decoration is to be conducted. can be known
only to its own members, it would seem that the
outside world-tha parents, brothers, sisters
friends, ctc--of the deceased sailors and soldiers
aforesaid are expected to stand back and play
second fiddle in the proposed floral pageant in
honor Of the country's slain heroes.
We beg leave respectfully to protest against
the assumptions Of this secret political organi-
cation as an outrage Ii the 30th of May or
any other day OF the year, is to be made holi-
day to be devoted to paying floral honors to the
heroic dead let it be taken in charge by the civil
authorities or by spontaneous association of the
people, Of which all can become mcmbersNnd
whose proceedings are open and public, The
country would scOat as an insult the assumption
on the part Of tho MasOns or Odd Fellows of the
business of watching over the reputation of and
paying due honor- to the cowtrys heroes, and
the assumption 10y this secret society Of cx-sol.
diCrs is no less impcrtincnt. Let 1t DC II business
in which all can participate on an equal footing
old and young, male and lcmalc,-or let Il De
dispensed with entirely.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-05-09
At II, j, (jiipu'S.

The large stock and low prices at II. GiIlcm'-
are beginning TO tell on the local trade Though
the trade Of the week has been unusually dali in
the city, owing 10 various temporary causes
the constant crowd at GiiCn's has almost contra
dictcd the general complaint. His dress goods
are really marvellous in their way, not only sur
prsing purchasers by their beauty and excel
lcnce, bat ny the Unexpectedly low prices. AID
in all III" other departments IL, OF parasols
gloves, hosiery, cloths, darcstic,, shifting, tick.
ings, toweliugs, Sc, the same general reduction
on former figures creates a wholesome good feel
iug and activity in trade in spite Of Tie general
complain, of dizziness.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-05-09

DEATH OF Az ON SETrLER.-tLarlc. Brown,
one uf the oldest settlers Of Ia Sale county
died AT his home in South Ottawa on Thursday
last, May It'll at the age of ~ years, Il months
and days. He was born in Utica, y. y, Nov.
29,h, l5gI, learned the carpenter trade, and
came west in about 1870, settling OF South Ot;a-
va, where in 1880, he put up the first
building ever erected in Ottawa. subsequently
he bought farm some three miles west Of the
village, where hc had ever since resided. He
Wa man OF more thaH ordinary Intelligence,
marked by strong. practical sound ,cnsc, and
universally esteemed ior hi, sterling honesty and
integrity OF character. \ good neigh0or and
ardent in hi, friendships, his death leaves large
circle oi sorrOving frcnda and relatives. His
funeral takes place from the family residence to-
dav al > o'clock P.N
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-05-09
4 Card.

Et'tor. Fre2 T,adsr-The ladies' of the EpiSco-
pa and Congregational churches, feeling under
many Obligations 10 Prof. Marsh for his services
in conducting the Operctta, on the evening Of
the lst inst. desire to return him their sincere
thanks. The success which attended their efforts
in giving that cntainment ia due TO him They
arc also indebted 20 Prof Jocclyn for his valua-
bic assistance Nor would the ladies forget TO
return 70 Ms. Brewer, of the Academy OF Music,
thanks for tncl use of the elcgaat Kuabc piano
furnished by her for the occasion.
Mas J. r. CAMERON,
Ottawa Nav 8, 1873. Chairman Of Com.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-05-09

We are requested to mention That there will
be public temperance meeting at the Baptist
church this evening, TO be addressed by Mrs.
Washington, wife of the Rev. Mr.. Washington,
Of Jacksonville, who breaches al the Baptist
church tomorrow. Mrs. W. Is said TO be a very
eloquent speaker and to have done yeomans
work In the temperance cause heretofore by her
able addresses Let her have a full house.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-05-09

The Peoples Clothing House i, growing more
popular every day, and people flock 10 The ell
giant store TO buy some OF those splendid spring
suits Of which they have such a variety at such
low prices. The stock Of hats and caps and fur,
pishing goods is unsurpassed, OF No u La
sale ST., west Of the Court house.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-05-09

DISTRIBUTING BILLS EATEAoGpINAGY.- The
advertising agent OF Buchlc;'s Worlds Race
Festival and Souicr's Roman Hippodrome,' on
Wednesday, distributed tcu thousand bills, adycr.
Using the big show. from the top of the Court
House stccplc in Ottawa They were printed on
red, white and blue tissue paper, were about half
AS big as q mans hand, aud were hurled out in
punches SO that for while they filed the air
like q swarm Of Nebraska grasshoppcrs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-05-09

II is reported from Washington that the
Sccretaryship Of the Treasury has been rendered
to G. b Washburn, now minister TO France, and
that the President awaits his reply -Rcpublicdn.
"Sich is fame" Few names ought TO be more
familiar to the general public of this country,
and especially to the people of Illinois, than that
Of Elihu B. Washburne, our very able and distin
guishcd minister TO France. But compositors
will make the most provoking plumbers some
times.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-05-09
Kid Gloves.

Scott Bros & Co. offer great inducements in
Kid Gloves.
Ladies' kid gloves at 10 cents, worth 800.
Ladies' kid gloves at $l.00, worth $50.
Ladies' two button kids at 81 5 worth sos.
Also oil the new spring shades In "dantOns
and our celebrated seamless kids. Every pair
warranted SCoTT Bios. * Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-05-09

OPERETT,.-Not having been able to attend
the Operetta on Friday evening Of last week in
person, we are unable to write such notice Of II
as it deserved. We can only say, that the unani-
nous expression Of all who were present is that
it was the finest entertainment Of the kind We
hao ever seen in Ottawa. The management
for which Prof Marsh was wholly responsible
was perfect, and the music, which he also con.
Quoted, was faultless While number of
individuals receive laudatory mention all are Ell.
thusiactic over the singing Of Miss Kate Brews,
ter the like of which had never before been
heard in Ottawa. Financially the affair vas a
success, the proceeds being over $500.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-05-09

WALLACE CoABTNNTIoN.-Thc WailacS Ora
matte Combination have engaged the Ottawa
Opera House for Monday and Tuesday evenings
MAY 18th and 10Th Beside, an otherwise very
effective company the leading role will be taken
hy Mr. C. h. Bishop, the funniest man in the
NoTd & comedian vino ranks above Joe Muir.
phr o. Juhn Dillon, and always draw crowded
houses Further particulars in our next.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-05-09

AZ GnIpgITH d GIBsoN-.-Wc dropped in at
Griffith IL Gibson's yesterday, and whatever may
he said Of dull times elsewhere. things looked
ting in as If working by the piece IA the back
shop, and half 4 dozen Of customers in the front
shop, we concluded things were worAin" correct.
ly in that quarter and came away without boring
the busy proprictors for local"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-05-09

Hon. Z. s. Leland, Circuit Judge, has been con-
sned to his room at the Clifton for week past,
with an attack of fever. There is nothing Dan
gerous about it, we are glad to learn, and in q
day or two he expects TO be about "a usual
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-05-09

TWeI7v TT'NH VI 's''V t|l"V VI'l
Adyorllstut tC rtt crGAr cc..7act must b. plainly
marked the lie 9Th of lcsire, Or Acy Will be c"ntin
ued and 2aarC ID !ur until ordered out.
Busnesg D. 1rorgs ouo cards not e@r2e'lrg "YrIleS
Inserted a d. olhIs per AM; a7.r fye Inca orc dol.
srper me extra.
TrsrsaI. Advertising in Ell :, 5e pal strictly II
advance
~ Yearly Advertisers !4t1atnalrg their advertise
nepts before tho expiration OF tnr contract will be chArg
ed,he fI tes az above Extrg charge will also be made
or dissolution md othrr notices. rot connected their
regular business
Local notices, ute, % certs pcr Ire
~ In no case viii nese terms be departed from,
II The date on the slip which the Subscribers name
"a printed indicates time when the subscription expires
Persons Who have paid for the FREE TRADER should be
careful to notice that the date the slip corresponds to
the which they have paid and at once botl the
publishers ofany discrepancy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-05-09
The suuarp Dealers.

While other c.otAiers are grumbing and com.
planning Of hard times and no trade we have all
we can attend to So come to the headquarters
where you have large assortment to select from,
get good styles and where you do not have to
banter FOR hours, for ali articles are marked in
plain asurc, AID always the lowest in the coun-
;rv. NJ STIEFEL & Co, white corner.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-05-09

Great inducements. treat attraction. VI.
Sticfel IL & Cos great popular square dealing
clothing house, large stocks, good styles, fresh,
durable and wellmalc goods, low prices, and all
goods marked in plain figures, takes the lead,
which shows for itself bv the immense bus mess
donc at Sticfci 4 Cos white corner
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-05-09
n. Walthe. will open nice cake and pie bak
crr IN A week. or 80. Please remember IT,

DU"REz * GBNEDICr's Company OF burnt cork
Ministries gave an entertainment TO a rather
finnish house on Tuesday evening, considering
that it i, oae Of the best companies of the kind
travelling and that Ottawa IS noted for its uni
formlv generous patronage Of the Ethiopian
drama. OF course the failure i, TO be accounted
for solely by the fac; that in advertising they en-.
tire!y ignored The Local pres.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-05-09

Our fs tics for dong all kinds of job Work, TIE Va
rous ylos Of the art surpassed In this section
and we ectfuly solicit those Wishing anything donein
thsline give call by the udiclous and liberal use
of prRter Ink many mans tortuneh as Heen made and
the Geld Ia still open. Try t..
Orders b. mail promptly attended to.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-05-09

Farmers viii be especially interested TO learn
that Messrs Porter & Mason, Of The Eagle Works
Of this city, are manufacturing McEwngs new
Elevator and Harvester aud will have them ready
for this years harvest at Grange" prices. Call
on this live firm and it before purchasing.
They are also selling and shipping piles OF GU.
tivatnrs.