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Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-11-07

Some thiefor thieves entered the
"henery" of Mr.. Christian Doll on
Saturday night and stole eighteen
of his finest chickens. Raids on
chickens coops are becoming al
most night occurrence, and we
presume it will continue until
some of the perpetrators are treat
ed to load of shot.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-11-07

On Saturday night some sneak
thief or thieves stole a pillow and
a quilt from the back porch of
Mrs. DIR. Wilson's residence. This
is evidently the work of some
sneak thief, and persous should be
careful about leaving useful arti-
cles in the reach Of such providers.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-11-07

Choice winter apples are selling
in Hagerstown at forty cents per
bushel.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-11-07

LADY Patterson" beat "Orange
Blossom" for purse in Richmond
on Saturday.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-11-07

Martinsburg is about as smoky
as Pittsburg. Fire in the Noun
tains.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-11-07

The Gerardstown Times is OBJ
dosed to County Court system and
in favor of the Supervisor system.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-11-07

Cumberland coal is selling in
Shepherdstown at SIS and Sc per
ton, delivered.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-11-07

Lodge of Odd Fellows will be held
n Martinsburg.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-11-07

There are great many beggars
afioat, and when you give them
cold victuaIs do not let any valua-
bles lay around loose.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-11-07
"A W . n Z ID
TURNED UPSIDE DOWN,

american equity and enterprise turns the upside
ag9 and adopt as h9n hundred
thing to be the only cherished the who onse
skill of and present time
caesfor Justice and
the
mad birthstone a the - ~ ' anu
foolng alongside the highway
the selling
good old
The old grumbler
history eagles could
low
before the war" paralelto this - -
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-11-07

The next meeting the Grand
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-11-07

Corn husking is in full blast.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-08-06
NEWS AND NONSENSE.

Earl Russell is about to publish volume
entisled "Kecollcctons and Suggestions of
Pubic Lie, 1913 1873
The timber of the Usage orange is to be
exported trom Texas. l. is said to be very
good for making lgts wagons.
The Herald and Katl of Columbia,
Tenn, says that Marshal jewell vas q
telegraphic operator there twenty six years
40.
1t is proposed at Copenhagen to erect
in Iceland monument inscribed in Busnic
characters to the great collector of the Ed
das Swo're SturlesSon.
Kaga no Kami, a Jrln ce of Japan. who
died recently, had an income CT $1,000, 900
year, and was followed by rctinue of
| 900 mobiles, whose attendants were l0,-
600 in number.
Robert A. Packers Mauch Chunk, has
purchased one OF the Thousand Islands in
the St. Lawrence river. He is there now
and his PARTY took with them So 900 worth
cf provisions and dr:nkables.
! he valuable library of Cardinal Barna-
bo, late Prefect of Propaganda in Rome,
which consisted of six thousand volumes
relating chiefly to the history Of Catholic
missions, has been rescued from the aug
tioneer's hammer by the Pope.
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Comments Of the London Press On the
Chicago Fire.

The London papers comment on the fire
at Chicago. The Telegraph says it is
quite certain that the city has grown too
fast, and too much upon one swift and
sweeping plan to admit Of proper safe
guards against the solo enemy which is
ever likely to assail ITS immense prosperity.
1t is better, after all, even with the bound
less wealth and energy Of the corn capital,
TO let city surveyors repan her streets, and
not this wide reformer Fire. The TIN IS
says few persons realize the immense diff
ference between great fire and a mod
crate Que. The two things are as different
in kind as the Atlantic and bucket ei
water. The fury and raging heat of . vast
coahagratiCn exert a power against which
We have really no means OF defense. Fire
engines are useful enough in moderate out
breaks, but are powcrless when the flames
have passed beyond 4 certain point. There
is then noting that can be done but to de-
stroy the houses around the area Of the con-
fagra,ion, aud so to isolate it. aud even this
is sometimes imrraeticable. What we may
usefully learn from such examples is the
immense Importance OF being always pre-
pared TO meet tho danger Of fire at every
point and at any moment. Chicago viii
be once more rebuilt, but no power in the
world could reI lace deSolated London.
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SIiERIFF'S SALE

by virtue of an execution issued out Of and
Under the sale of the Circuit Court of Manit-
owoe county, upon Judgeme Mt rendered in
said Circuit Court. On the ilth day Of June
! ID. 1874 in favor Of John Hlawaces and
Got'fried krueger, PiaistiIs. and arainst
Frederick Will, Louisa viii and Carl Paulus
Defendants, aRd said judgement duly da ok t.
ell IN the Office of the Ciers Of the Circuit
Court Of said Manitowoc C0cn,y Oh the ll,h
day of June A-D. 1874, ! have levied upon
all the rSsht.title AMI interest which the said
Frederick VII, Losisa VIII AMI Carl Paulus
of either of them had on the ! ltb day of June
A ID. 1874. or at any tfme thereafter, of in
ani to the following property to-wit
The East half Of tho Southwest quarter
and the IVES, half Of the Southeast quarter,
anu the sou.hsast quarter of the Sc rthcast
quarter Of Sec. No. twenty-five, tr-j Town
No. nineteen (l9) North of Range No
twenty-one (2l East. situated in the town
Of Rockland, County AZ Manitowoc Wis.
Which said described property, viii sell at
public vendnc to the highest bidder AT the
front door Of the & onrt House in the city Of
Nanitowoc on The 4th day of Septembss, 4.
d. sz4 as 10 o clock u the forenoon of said
day.
Dated Skerifs 0sice Nanitoroc Wis this
aan1 day Of July A. D. 1874
T. u. SMART. SheriS,
P. PIERCE, Under Sheriff.
P J, SgAELET, Plaintiffs Attorney.
3l-6x
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MIN HEAFOLIS.
Attempted Assasssnation of Bishop
Whipple.


WhiPple.
Special dispatch the Evening Wisconsin.
MINNEAPOLIS, August 4.--The con gre
cation gathered at The Cathedral in Far.
banit, ea Sunday last, were greatly shock
ed during tue seryise by the deliberate at
tempt of young stuien, of Divinity Hall
to assassinate Bishop Whirple, who sat
in the chaneel. The rector of the church
had just made the announcement that the
Bishop would preach in the evening, when
II wild laugh IN the rear of the congrega-
ton interrupted the service, aud immedi-
ately the student, whose name Is George
Minis, from New Hampshire, walked UP TO
the aisle, and without word proceeded to
the chancel rail, when he drew q pistol
from his coat and pointed it at the Bishop.
The latter, with great presence Of mind,
suspecting that tue strange proceeding was
prompted by insanity, sazed the young
man steadily in the face and caught his
eye, which so confused him that he fai'ed
in cooking the pistol. The Bishop then
sprang forward, seized his arm, wbiried
him half round, and held mm until the
weapon was taken from him by help of the
parishioners. IL seems that for some time
past y ms had acted in a strange manner,
and on this account the Bishop had de-
clined administering the holy orders, to
which, under Ordinary circumstances, he
was entitled. 1t is supposed that his fail
ure to receive orders so worked on his
disordered state of mind as to rouse in him
intense anger against the Bishop. Prayers
of thanksgiving for the Blsbops-eseape were
offered before the congregation departed.
Minis has been taken to the Insane Asy-
lum at ST. Peter.
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Utah.
Women and Saints Voting for Ap0s-
tic .sansson..i Series Oh ArroSts llnu
an ExcitIuz Time c.eaeTany.

SALT LAKE, August 3.-Election for
delegate to Congress, county and town Off
GERS, takes place to day. G. q. Cannon,
late dclpg;.:e 10 Ccng-ess, has been renOmi-
mated by the Mormons, notwithstanding
the declaration Of Congress that hereafter
no polygnmist would be allowed to take bis
seat. The liberal party nominate as dele
gate Il. y Baskin. There will be a stI ong
,ote, as every effort has been made by the
Mormons and liberals to poll full vote.
The women are generally voting. The
Mormon ticket will no doubt De successful,
IN all but few mining towns.
SALT LAKE, Aug. 3.-Therc has been
considerable distm barce during the election,
TO day, here, and in adjoining towns on ac-
count of disputes as to the qualifications of
voters, the challengers having been liberal.
During the afternoon, a Deputy United
States Marshal here was arrested aud con
fined, but after yards liberated, on writ of
habeas corpus, Several policemen were
dT1t>ttu tuEiiiS titc ddS ny OtIu'N uiiIsHiiiS, ,
and at sne time there WAS "A general melee
Of citizens ard officers, at the central pre-
cinct After the closing Of the polls this
evening, Peter Clinton, judge Of election o.
the central precinct, state police judge, and
several more policemen, were arrested by
the nitcd Marshal.
The charge against Clinton is that he
carried off the bfllot box at noon, when he
went to dinner, that against the police, Of
interfering with voters ut the polls, or erea
! ting disturbance. An immense GROVE
( followed Judge Clinton to the territorial
marshars Office, ard riot SEEMED immi
nent, Nhcn Gov. Wood addressed the as
sembled crowd, which soon dispersed. N
more trouble is anticipated. She result o
+ the election cannot be learned this evening
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STATE n EWS.

kaukauna now has paper mill in oper-
Parlor concerts are all the 90 in Sheboy-
gan at present.
A company has recently been organized
at Racine for the manufacture Of twines.
The crops in the Chippewa Valley, ex-
cert potatoes, will be abundant, notwitb-
standing the heavy drought.
Mr.. George Balrand. who lives two miles
west Of AhEapee, had two cows killed by
lightning during the Storm, one week ago
last Sunday.
New London has a new paper. 1t is an
eight column sheet, and Of Reform politics.
The name of the Iaper is the Ne'gs, and is
edited by Messrs. Pettibone ara Merz.
a farmer named M,rtic, iisin. near
Perry, Dallas county, was causn: on We'd
nesday by reaper that was running, end
so rnangei that he died.
In the Lacrosse valley much Of the new
wheat viii yield thirty bushels to the acre.
Late sown wheat is damaged by chinch
Bags and drought.
Sever hundred and fifty harvest hands
went up on the steamer Dubuque from La
Crosse last Friday. A gang of thieves
acoonI anied them, and during the night
hundreds had their pockets cut and mou.y
aud yaluables stolen.
The rafting season on Beef Slough has
closed. One hundred aud twenty mil
lion feet have been turned, and large
quantities still remain in the hands Of first
parties. Prices are dull and sales very
dull.
Willie Clapp, son of Harvey Clapp, fell
off from a load of shingles, at Richmond,
the other dav, receiving, it is feared, fatal
injuries. The wheels passed over his
breast.
Tho safe, in the County Treasurer
Otcs at Fond du Lac were sold Jy the
L. 5. Marshal, Saturday, on a levy ma lie
in the celebrated ease of Ocott against the
county 1f Fond du Lac
Last night some evil disposed person set
fire to several stacks of hay near Union
Grove, Racine county, the property OF
james Nugent and Thomas Hamilton, de
stroying them entirely. Over fifty tons of
hay ere burned.
farme. known az California Roberts
was killed near Fox Lake cu Saturday
evening, August /, 10y beiog thrown from
sreaper and dragged hy the team in front
OF the sickle bur. Life was not extinct
hon found, but he i;cd during the night
iii. residence was in the town of Ran
do|ph, Columbia county.
The acreage Of crops in Marquette county
this season i- given as follows: Wheat,
81, ,42I: corn, 994; barley, l00l3: rye,
9,5G4 hope, l26 IL; tobacco, /. Rye
and spring wheat Will be short crop:
winter wheat, iair; corn and beans good;
oats, oor on high Ian d., but good on low
lands. potatoes, slim; buckwheat, inI,fcr-
eut; bay, below the average.
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F0RECLOSURE SALE.

CTATE OF WISCONSIN CIRCUIT CouRr,
- MANTrowoc COUNTY.
A. II. Atkins. Chester Steel Sod George
c White, Plaintiff vs Henry Seher,er Freder-
ika Seherer, his wife, and Aar,a9etta Snitt-
gen, DEPENDENTS.
BY virtue Of, and pursuant TO a Judgment
order of foreclosure and sale rendered in tie
above entitled action on the 2ath day of June
A. d. 1874, at regular tern of Circuit Court,
for Manitowoc county, Wisconsin, held at the
Court House in said county. shall expose
for sale, and sail at Pubiic vendue, to the
highest bidder, at the Sherifis efice in the
City of Manltowoc, on the 29th day of August.
A. H. 1874. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of
said day, all the fellowi-;s m0rtgaged premis-
cs, or so much Of the same as may be nee
essary to satisfy the amount adjudyed to the
plaintiffs, together with the interest, costs
and expenses to-wit: The North forty 40
feet of lot No. sixteen (i6i in block No.
two hundred and eishty-seven( 257 as laid
down III the recorded plat, OF said city Of
ManitowGc, Wisconsin.
Dated Sheriff Office. Manitowoc. Wisconsin,
this lIth day of July, a. d, le74
L. ID. SMART, Sheriff,
Maritowoc County
G con g
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FACTS End fAGCIES FOR THE
LADIES.

Decoration Day-Eyery day in the life
Of a fashionable belle.
Nothing, it is said, contributes 30 much
TO the "mu-ic of the future II. matIimony
.Joncs call. the chapter in new novel,
over which his wife wept proflsely, 4 water
ing place.
\ Maine husband wanted to bet his wife
that she could whip a panther; but she
saw the joko and refused to try.
"Thou r.inest in his bosom" as the
chap said when basin Of water was thrown
over him by the Lady he was serenading.
1t is mournful-almost as mournfu as
the Beecher- Tilton scandnl-to mention
that Venus and Mercury are now III con
junction.
We blush to notice in The Toledo Blade,
under the head "Of Interest to Women"
the mysterious announcements that 'Spring
bottoms have gone out of style
a Brooklyn husband cumforts his wife
for the less of their dear little eight months
old, by reminding her that Il ere will be
more room on the clothes bne now.
here's James Potter, of Springfield, a,
who don't like to have the partner of his
bosom stamp on him with hob nailed shoes.
But then, some people aren't alike.
lntere sting question to students; What
girls are coming to your spread? Interest
ing question to girls: How many yards
are you going to have in your graduation
dress?
Kansas ladies so far ignore the sterner
sex AS to oto picnics by themselves. They
are rather particular, however, to ate ex.
actly when they re going, where they re
going, and the best way to get there.
4 living frog, said to be one thousand
years old, was recently unearthed near
Sotus. in New York state, but owing to
dispute as to its age, the Methusaleh of
ba;rachians has been sent to Susan b.
Anthony for identification.
Mistress, to thoroughly respectable az
phcan. for kitchen service: "W ell, | think
you will suit me. What is your name" "
"Shaksr eare, ma'am; but no relation tC
the pl4y Aato. of that namt'
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In pROEATE--szaI aIitowoc CouniJ 3

Il
Probate Office, July 22l, A. D. 1874.
In the matter of the Proof and Probate of
the last WI and Testament Of dokn Dooling
deceased, late q the County Of alanitowoc
Wis
Whereas, an instrument in writing pur
porting to be the last Viii aBi Testament of
Jshp Dooling deceased, late Of he County Of
Nanitowoc Wis, has been tiisf in this office
and wh,reas application ha. been made by
Michael Doenng prayisg that the sasse be
proven and aifait'sd ~ Probate according
to the laws Of this State.
Therefore, it IS ordered that said applica-
ton be heard before me at the Probate
Office in the city Of Manitowoe IN sad e9Hn-
ty, on the 18th dag of August i. ID. 1874 al
10 o eiohk
And il is further ordered. that botiee shall
be given to all persons interested ia said
will. Of the time an1 place Of sail hearlag
by rublics.ion in the Manitowoc PILoL 8
newspaper printed in said city for three sue
/ eessive 1eeks, once each week. prior to The
time 0? such hearing. By the Court.
! T.G. 0LHSTED,
S5l-5s County judge
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CONFEDERATION,
Two f.undred Buildings Burn ed in
Mu>kcgOn.

Two E1undrcd Buildings Burn cd in
Mu>kcgon.
DETROIT, August IA fire broke out
ing, and has destroyed nearly half Of the
city. The fire is in TIE eastern part and
it is believed that no mills have bee n de-
srroyed. About ten sqnares hare been
burned.
DErgoIT, Mich, August 1.-The ror-
ton of the city consumed was mostly wood
en- buildings, and comprised the old part
of the town. The best part Of ihe toxin,
together with the mills, escaped. The fire
originated in llarts boot and shoe store,
corner of Western avenue and Terrace
street; thence swept everything up to the
c. and NJ. l.. S. depot. Nearly 100 dwell
ings and 100 places OF business were de-
s,royed. Losses not estimated. lnsur-
ance comparat vely light.
DETROIT, August IA Free Press
special states the following as the princi-
ral losses: j. a. Hart, Peck & Murphy
l.. a. Sawyer, f. l.. Sawyer, A. purinsky
ALLAN kaechnamel, J. J. Combs, F.
Corert & Co., NJ. 7. Booth, National
Hotel, p. Quinn, D. Blake, Wm. nerbst &
Co, Wm. Martin, otto krsbs, GarYey
Bros, Wm. MOriaty, Forest City Hotel
Frank Scott, NJ. kochling, Wm Fleming
3 RYf. 1
Lenshof, j. Z. Thiebout, j. An hony
Cooper, A. Jordan, W. .. Sibly, C.. s
Hiibourne.
! A large number Of saloons were burned
and what is left are closed by order of the
Mayor, on account of the great number o
/ intoxicated i erscns in the streets. 0nl,
three brick buildings were among thcs
destroyed.
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TuE Fraacos;fn Courier gives the toi-
lowing as an authsntic account Of Prince
bismarck interview with the prisoner
Kullmsns Bismarek-Whv did you wish
to kill me2 kallmap-0n account Of the
ecclesiastical law. Bismarck-These laws
do not concela you. as everybody is at
liberty 10 believe what be likes. Did you
commit this act of your own wilis kuli-
nnan-No; have been aged TO do it.
Bismarck-By whome kulinan-l sbaG
not tell Bis-uarck-Is ii not said that a
fellow countryman shoald hase wished to
kill me? ku!lman-I dad it on account Of
the ecciesiastical laws. Bismarck-Did
you cot think that the consequences of your
/ crime xouid be to render those laws stall
more severe! kullman remained :iient.
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TREAT & NASH, Plaintiffs Att Y,
SHERIFFfS SALE.

BY virtue Of an Alias execution issued cut
of and under the seal of the Circuit Court Of
Manitowoc county, upon Judgment render
ed in said county, on the sSth day Of Febru-
AIRY A. b. 1874 b 9fore Jno T. Hihns Justice
of the peace in and Tor the City and County
Of MaHitowac, said Judgment in favor OF
dottfricd krueger aud against Frederick
VIII, II transcript of which said Judgment
was duly fled in the Office Of the Clerk of
the Circuit Court of Manitowoc county and
said Judgment duly docketct. in said office
on the iith day of Of March, A. D. 1874
have lived upon all he right, title and inter-
est which the said Frederick Will had on
the 18th day Of March \. D. 1874 or 1T any
time thereafter, Of in and to the following
described property to-wit;
The East half of the Southwest quarter
ard the West halt of the Southeast quarter
and the Southeast quarter of the Southeast
quarter of Sec, No. twenty-five t22l Town,
No nineteen t.9l North OF Range No
twenty -one (a1 East, situated in the town
OF Rockland. County of Manitowoc, Wiscon-
sin. Which said described property, ! win
sell mt public veudue to the highest bidder
at the front dooi. of the Court House III the
City of Manitowoc, on the i;h day of Sep
tember 1874 at 10 o cl,ek in the forenoon u.
said day.
Dated S'heriffs office Manitowoc Wis this
22d day of July b. 1874.
Il. d. SMART. Sheriff
=. }. PIERCE. Under Sharif,
p. j. SMALLEY, plciniifs Attorney.
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rS Psc3sTE-rnn,to County


In the natter OF the estate Of Christian
Mefriman. deceased.
On reading and sing the petition Of Bern
herd Meth. of Manitowec County, represent.
ing. among other things. that Christian Mer-
rmbn. late Of ManitoWoc County. on the
oSth day OF July. \. D lS1I, at the towAof
kossutb. in said County, died intestate
leaving geols, ehatteis anil estate within
this State, sRd that the sail petitioner Is
brother-in-law of said deceased and praying
thai administration OF said estate be 10 Au-
sest fsrunnig granted. II is osieresi tAat said
vetition be heard before the Jadge OF this
Court, on Monday the 3lst day Of August,
! A. u. 1874 at IL o clock A. ~ at ny efiiee
! in said county.
! erdereI sa4 her that notice there0f be Civ
/ en- 10 tic heirs Gf said deceased, and To all
/ persons Interested. by publishing copy Of
{ this order for tarse successive weeks prior
! to said day Of hearing, in the Manit"soc
/ PLor weekly newspaper published at
! Aantowoc in said comfy.
Dated at Manitowoc, the 3lst dEE Of July
A. d. }S74-
7. C. oLMSED,
s53-3w County Judge
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FLEETS IN SPANISH WATERS.
LONDON, August 3-The British Med
itterranean squadron will leave Malta to-
morrow for Barcelona An Italian friga,e
has been ordered to the northern coast of
: -ain
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AN IRIsnA4N's LETTER Here is an
erish gentlemau's letter to his son in coll
lese. "My dear Son: ] write to send you
two PAR ef my ED breeshes, that you may
have neE coat made ert OF them. Also,
some new socks which your Gs ther has just
knit by sa;;ing down some of mine. Yonr
mother sends you ten dollars without II Y
knowledge, AMI for fear yo,s rpay net Csc it
wisely, ] have kept back half, and only
send YOU'RE. Your mother and are well,
except that your sister has got the Eleasles,
which we think wapld spread among the
other girls IL Tom haa not had it before
and he is the only cue left. hope yot
viii 10 honor to my teachings; ii not yea
are an ass, and your mother and mysei
your atfeetionate parents.
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In the matter of the estate of Hanson
Rand d. deceased.
To 4H lton il My CaHecra Letters
testamentary in said estate having been
issued to EIe5ah Il Rand, the apth d4y OF
July, A. D. 1874, and four menths from aud
after said day being allowed and limited for
creditors TO present their calaims for eN-
animation aud allowance. Notice is hereby
given that the undersigned will on the first
and third Mondays of each and every month
at the Probate Office in the City of &anito-
woe in said Coun-y, receive, examine, and
adjust ali claims and demands, of all per
sons against said deceased.
S3l-4W T. G. 0LMSTED
County lu,l,-r
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.aoiM H0fsE,k,fN.

Adam Roberts Blacksmith and Wagon n-ylak er
shop on tbs Gunner OF Sc !eath uhd YORK sts
N1ftu Side, Manitowoc. Does all kigds q
.ruB wors as good ani Ms LEeap any other e5tab
lisbmcnt III ths city. l3 81 !