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sic GlnsrGit1ltio ner gtaatslpaIlI,

Sm ImtslOtale 0es 6rie6ensridters @ors
ton, Gde 8ono- ua0 Santltr., uuroe geitcru
Na1mitta9 Die .3eugenOernebmuug BON Seis
ten Der bic gSall I'm eriten &eglsluturz z0t'
ltrtftc beitreiter6en ,ReiOrmer" fOrtgeiebt.
BoliSilt Campbell pom noroDftltden 3is
itrtfte beSeugte, OaB er am gSabls2otale 0e6
3. SeSlrfS Der Z. War0 Itntionirt mar. STl
Der 2Saro mar 3ube bis llbr WtorgenS, ais
t0r. Sernan bon Der s. gSaro nit eiHer 9lu=
Sabl Wtdnner herbeifam, bic itd) Dor Dem
ySabllotale' auflleuten uuo crtlGrteu, oaB lle
Seoeu aHgretfen mollten, Der (tlmmen miir6e.
Gin Reger luurbe bon ibueu gei9la9en nab
3euge uerbQftete ben AnQrelier, Der Die Straie
5ablte nno entlaiieu tuuroe. Sie0oD Abern
uon Der 4. g8aro pollte ltimmen un0 3euQe
madlte oen ,,8eform" Rthter Watmea od-
raul aufmerfiam. 9erielbe Ueriii9te icoOdl
nift ietne 8erbaftung. 3su9e itimmte bel
Der StaOtSfuabl ni9t.
ytl66em 3euge eiHem SreuSperbDr inter
iuOrien uuo 5r. .. SimpiOn ueruoxlmeu
Der bel'm 2lu9rtfF auf 9rn. 8msStaBl SI'
ge9en Sepeieu mar, erfOlgte 8ertd9uHg.
Grbeblld)e Sermirrln9 eutitano, ais Elm
6err I'M Sltung8lofale in Sbuma6t fel.
0erielbe fam aber balo tpieoer Su iid.
Sor Dem SrlebenSrthter SnOmoen an
&erIn9toHltraBe mIroe Die 3engeHuernebmuHg
Setreff5 oes @Ontefes i'm 5peiten gegislatIrs
9iitritte fortgeett.
Die 3eu9en Wm. $. Bterce, @ablri6tcI
i'm 4. SeSlrte Der y. QSaro, uno g8. u. Yat'
teriOn, iun., bon ytr. 175, Noros@utawitra'
&c, puroen peruommeu, Der lettsre 3eugt
ia9te, oaB er cir WtttgIieo OeS @ebeimbunoes
Der oReformer" par. Bor etpa einem SABRE
idllOB er fid1 Dem 8uube an; elm Wann
gtamens gSilliam &alomeQ, mel6er 3ur 3e
I'M 8Otamte an9eiiellt 1T, mar Der YrdfOeut
oeS betrefieuoen gebeimen 8atbS Der ieir
Seriannlungslofal aui Der Gfe Der SOuo.
unO SGltimOreitrabe bate. OaS BrOtOfol
Oes 0tatb8, benz Seuge augeb0rte, wuroe uou
Ri9arO 6arrts 9efiihrt, Der @lert bel @ebr
6Ob9e8 1T. gllSbaun erfol9te Serta9uug.
Sm britteH 2e9isluturs9iitritte murot
ba8 3eu9eu Berbor Don Seiteu Der oil
StuatSuabl anfe6tenOen r9tefOrmer" II
yOtithel'S 6alle" Dor 6rleOenSriAter gStee
ler pleoer aufgenOmmen.
Die 3eugen 6rancis 3app BON Rr. no.
gSefitr., uno ISM. u. S'9fear Don ytr. III
pollinsItr., ruurben oernOmmeu, uuO tbre
9lu8iasen gaben nidtS NeueS. Qstterer
iagte, oaB er ELM Wfitglieb oe8 @cbeimtunoea
Der ,&eformer" mar. 0drauf erfolgte Ser
tagIn9 bis beute NaAmitta9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-31
Der WeloMarft.

Mem Yorf, 80. De5br. = @elb leidlt
au "a. gBediel itetis su 4.844. Sob
id1lob Su 1923 lib. 8unoess Sbligationen
ialoiien flau unb feit t; 81er Coupons
1888; 65er l15a meme 1905; Ger 1921; e8er
1921; neue Siinfer 1853; IO.4Oer Coupons
HI. aftien idloiieu aau uub ftettg; gs.>
g.Gentral 104s; @rie 154; 2afe Sbore 59z ;
Sas. Central 81; YittsDurs s9s yiortbz
0eftern s9d; Brior. 568; Siod : Sslanb
1O4a; gacific Mtatl 394; linton Bacific IA.
llnteriaabautts Bilans: @olo SAP ,962,'
548; @ourant s37 1884 ,434.-
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epe3ial : Noti;e,t.
8altttttote
fire 9nCuragff Wtfife,

IIIt -3hDuIuJIt VuIUIkf
0AbweFsE6e bon 9pntbs uno SSater= Etross.
DieIe @efenihait periihert fortmdbreno 9esen Ber'
luif ober Stabeu bur6 BranounslIt iofpobl tn oeI
Stabt, wte i'm eanbe. alle arten bon Gi9entbnnl,
Dobu=, eooenz uno Waarenbduer, 9anoels utter,
Nderbauz Brobutte, Uiobeln, Saus @erdthi6 6nften,
i'm Hau besrtffene ober i'm Safen tn sabnns beFno'
li4e Gabr3enge u. tu.
Das Oireftorium befteht aus ioIgenben Serren:
@m. q. Sarrfion, Brdfbent;
Geo. 8. g,iders, e. Jobt. Senfiue,
Dapib @. @tliou, g. Morton SteDdrt,
Grancis g. Sing, y. s. Nemcomer,
Senrp Carroll, OrbiIe Soruit,
Or. g. Steuart, B. 10. Eaplor,
gBrn. s. Bruue Ssrael @oben,
S. b, $apff, Georges. Sarrtion.
gBm. 6. Yeunin9tcn.
NpplifationszTormuIare uuo meitere Statrfd ibeI
bie Geieaftait Diro IN Der Office, SIotpefz@de BON
Soutba uno gaterffrase, ertbtilt, mo aud ale auz
anf trgen5 cine Griit ansenommen pelbe Der Appliz
fdnt piinfhe1 mag.
tSoui,1SD Sr. @pocwcrtb, Setr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-31
Spencer's ltnterfmd1lt19 tn 2las
bnltta.

D1 i g merp, 80. 9esbr. = Oas
@omtte Der @eleb9ebun9, tpeld)es Die GrmGb.
lung ee8 Senators Spencer III unterIud,eu
bate, eritattete bellte ilu Gtaats=Seuate Se=
rtd1t. Serielbe nabm II Stunoe 3eit Gum
SorleIeu uno pur0e iebr aufmerfiam ailqes
bort. SGS @omtte lulllnlirt baS Siinoenreqtz
iter Spencer'S folgenOermaBer auf: ,,gr BET
pGhrell0 Der gSablen fir Die Staat8 @eiebs
9ebung @elomlttel gebrauht, nm 2eute erz
luablt 3u befommen, Die lbm ibre StImlne
geben rpiiroen, er miBbraud)te bic Nrnlee,
oaS BoItamt NIB oas 6epenae= Department
Der Hegierung 81 oemelten Susde; er brad)te
Die llebelitdnoe beS arte9es iiber ben Staot,
5mang Bitrger, aus ibren 2Sobnungen slt
flteben, unO id1idlterte iie ein. @r miBbraud)te
isin Qnt, I'M iid) Stimmeu fir Die 9Sieoerz
iuahl SI ildern; CT corrumplrte 8unDeSbes
ante, Oeneu er ibre a,r,ter peri1afft hattie,
uuO 5maug OieielbeH inter 9ro9unQ Der Ib-
ietung, 8elber in ieinen @ampa9ue. Sono Su
sdblcn. @tnIge Siuang er lOgar, Berbredeu SI
begsben, nm letne gSteoererWlblung 5ur9;u=
ieten.
gr lieB Ytduner 5u Sineeuren ernennen, er
uerldlaffte ihnen Stellen III Der BOlt, i'm 3cu=
ante uno i'm Steueranlte init Der porber ab-
gema9ten SeritGnoigung, baB iie fir ibr @elo
ntft8 pstter Su tbun braubten, alS inn su
letner gSieOererwdblurg bebiiIai6 81 iein.
@r Sablte SelO an Die Wiitglte6er Der ioge>
nannten Court =5ausz@ z@eiebgebung, nm ibre
Sttmmen sil iidern; er. belaA Wtit9lieOer Der
re6tmGEtgen @eIeB9ebung, nm elm Quorum
i'm @apitole slt oerbtnoern; iein 9anptagent,
S. S. 1in0S, lieB elm Wtt9lteo oieie8 &0rpers
ourdI uarfotiide Stoffe betduben unO nabe5u
ermOroen, I'M beiieu Qnneenbeit 3u perbius
bern. Speucer banoelte nit Sunoesdmtern
ruie nit gSaaren, nm @elo Ino Stinmen 81
ermeroen. @r lieB Die Sorhalle Der 9elebge.
buHg am Sage Der 8abl nit bemafiHeter
BarteigGn9erH fiillen, nm our6 @emalt ~
balten, mas er burd Setrug erlangt bate
ST gebralIdlte ieine @erualt uno ieiuen Gin
| flub, Inn WtGnner i'm 4mte 81 proitttuiren.
Der Yerid)t muroe NIT ben 8elpeilen gum
Druid beoroert; oerielbe miro nit elmer ent
ipre6enoen 9enflArift all ben Bunoeseua
gel6ift tperben. Das polle @onite, in mel
| dem ii3 mebrere Republifaner befinoen, bal
ben Sertdt nntersetdlnet.
9te neitea 2Strrett tn Wilfiftpnf.
Si d s burg, so. Oe5br. = @ine Spe
| 5ialsDepeihe Don summit, UiilI., bem Srte
ipobiu Die Sruppen beoroert ruoroeu jiuo
mel0et, oaB Dor oem DtittpoG Dor 8eibnad
lel 6l letltl ooell ptluaHlltIe ulaHHeT III lelel
Srte waren. Dtebrere iuuse 2eute aus Sin
nttGsSountg mo6ten cine Sneipfabrt mi
oerinhten, Tebmono etn3uihiidtern. 9ieie
betam nit eiuem Der iun9en 2eute Streit
id)lisBlif gerietb CT in angit uuO telegrapbirt
uad 3ruppeu. Die 9epeidle iu9t, Die Siir
ger ponSummit ieien fdbig unO 9StlleuS, bel
Reomono in Der Ausiiouu9 ieineS AmteS 81
ifitten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-31
gSolltc tutiIeu, tote oaS Sdn9eu
ffAs1f Gof,f se1E, oH12

9em.g off, 30. 0esbr.-@uftaO @rtsfp,
18 Sabre oft, erhGn9te itf beute 4beub gu
fdllig in bcm @ishauie zines MebserS an Der
StantonitraBe. @risfp unO ieln BrinSipal
ipra6eu iiber bic 6inridtung ber Srei gfeqer,
unb Der Surld)e dnBerte, er wiinide bod gerne
su erfabren, pie ras 6dngen tbue. Qls er
nd llnbeaftet lab, maflte er on eiuem bon
einem Salfeu beruuter hdngen0en Grid cine
Stlin9e, itedte ben Sopf bineiu uub i6eint
auSgeglttten 81 ieiu. .3cbn Ntinuteu nadl
Der obt9en llntcrrebrng fanb Der Mebger iei-
ueu SuridlPu tnAt hT1npu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-31
Settass : Ma3eigen.

SettagS Ma3eige,t.
@eibnadtsz& z&orrdtbe.
Il. Gourinep 4 pruoer,
Nr. IA, Nnra=gbarles=,
Gde Der Tabette. stra6e,
MAIDEN auf tbrem 9roben uuo afforttrtes
0orratt BON
Sbampagner.
Sberrp., Waoetra- uno Yprt.gSeim,
Gusuae, Branntipeln,
Samaifa &nm,
fdbottifhem uno trIamstfden Bbtsres.
OId"Club House,
reinen 8os8ea @btsfep,
fd1onem 3bee,
uno
au s a. ~ abIte
syamilien 0rnrerie Mrtifel
aufm ertiam.
aueiuise asenten In ben Ser. Staateu fir ben bes
rabmten
"Grand Vim d d'Angleterre"z
Gbampagner.
Cine SpeSiCIitdt in
fetnen Sprtcn bon
6nb> unb Neisl : 2Seinen.
(306-13E)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-31
Die meaett aStrrem IN Wiifiifpnf.
Die 9aea SScrcc Smotaner a,tf Seut
Sfrtc9Spfaoe4

9 an 5 ran5 1890, 80. DeSbr. = Die
9tesz Berec. .Snbianer, elm Stamm init un9e'
fdbr 80 9riesern, beSroben Die aniieOler I'M
gBalla= @ala-Sbale, Oregon. Sen. 5oparO
bat letne Gapullerie gum Sbute Der Sez
0rGn9ten abgei6idt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-31
Slcae an3eigem.
Sabrlt6e gBteOcrcr0Hmums

gir. 6 ame 8, Roto : GbGFIessStEabe.
Der gtbrsSturus olsie5 Sntitutes fiir oas nihIte
Sabr iuir6
gaoRtag, ben 9 Sanuar 1878,
Dieber beginner.
BE- glteru, peIdlc i9re Sobue unierer eeituug
GnBuosrtraueu tulniben iuoQen 8ei6aisft 6etttse
Applitdtion MAIDEN.
gBeeen &atnIoge, @eotneun9en II. 7. W.
iprehe man u 5uitltute por ooer aoreiftie
u. s.. Saoler, Brdi.,
(313;i-5) ylr. = un6 b, Ror0s9 barlcsfrase.
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9r1nneA

SaItfar, N.zS6., 30. 0e;br. - Di
6aleriabrit BON @aersbouie's Yapiernliibl(
brannte 9efern Ibeno ab. Serluit 800, 900
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-31
(SpGter.) - SO. Minitsr ltarb beute abeno
m 6oipttal; feline Srau lit ntbt 81 retten.
@ermifGte Sepei6ett ats
yteaUs@Orf.

HGtVBDVG%$
Sem 0orf, 80. Oesbr. - Sobn s.
Grant, welder fiirslih bei9uloigt nno I'M
Suupesgerihte iiberfiibrt wuroe, elm oblc0neS
glatt, She Soleoo Sun," burd) Die Bot
perihift sn baben, wuroe belte 81 18 !Dtos
naten Saft uno $500 9elobuBe uerurtbeilt.
- Sente muroen $4,000 IN 9olb mad
europa geifidt. ..
= SIM Staotgeri;bte su grooflbn wuroe
beute Der Nutrag bemilligt, eilen Referenten
su erneuuen. melder Sbeooor Sllton' 9 ssgsiSz
Iagen IN Der Smeiten SfaOeneriabfage'Oon
golpen gegen bep ySrooflpn @agle" 81 Bro
totoa nebnlcu ioa.
- Cine moblgefleibete Dame eritten beute
I'M Sireau beS BoliSei Superintenoeuten
BON 8rooflpn uno iagte, iie lei IberSeugt,
oaB Der &nabe Charlie 9ioB tn Der Staot lei ;
iie be3ethnete geuau bic 9ofalitat, NO fie tbn
geieben babe. Sebeimpptisiiten rpurosn TO-
fort abgeihldt, ibn auf3uiuhen.
- @olp erDffnete beute 3u 1135.
= Commodore Sanoerbilt puroe heute
gum Brdioenten Der u@auaoa -Soutbera= Gls
jenbabn" erpdblf.
= Gtma 2 5000 Weni6en batten fid)
beute i'm Iriegsbafen 3n 8rOOflgn uerIam=
melt, llm ben Stapellauf Der Sregatte
:, Srenton" nit an5uiebeu; berielbe mnBte
ieOod eingetretener 5luberuiiie halber per-
i6oben iperoeu uuo ioI icst am gteulabrs=
tage ttattfiuben. -+ -.. s.
= Die ,@beap Transportation Qfocia'
tion" bielt belite cine ldn9ere Sibung. SIN
| 9rano Central Depot fano gleif5eltia etue
Serlammlung bon Gertretern Der @tienbah.
uen itatt, I'm bic Sra1traten su regeln. gtad
| elmer langeren Seratbuug mnroe beid1lolen
bic alten Staten BON rs @ts. pro 100 BfunG
srpilfen Nep-gorf uno Chicago mieoer ber
Sulfelen. Die y Baltimore Sbio=S Sabn" rpa1
| ntdN uertreten.
- 9eute Naf)mittag farb ettte SerIamm
lung bon Oruderei Belibern itatt, um itbel
etne 2ohnberabietuns ST. berathen, mel9t
| fiir notbmeuoIg gebalten rptro, ipenn ot
Sruder in Rewsg)orf nit oenen III bena6
barteu StdSten confurrireu iolen, oa iie Jet
geranmer Grit aen5tbi9t paren, slrbeit srn
3oltenpreiie III thun, nIr nm ibre Qeute be
lhaftiaen Su t6nnen. Gin @omlte murbe er
nanut, uni Die nStbigen Sorla9eH 81 MAIDEN
| = Ser @ouperneur bat Den Nhtb. u. gS
Sd,uhler BON Son1pfins &ountg gum auOt
teur oeS &anal.SepartemeutS e-nannt.
- Sn elmer heutigen Sonferen3 Der @e
tratoebdnbler mirbe beld3loiien, Die beabFd)
tigte @rbDbung Der Spetf]erz uuo gSdges8 8e
biibren erf in 80 Eagen etntreten 5u laiien.
= Der llnteri6atmeiter Sablte beute fiji
Sntcreiien sl,090,000 uno fir einse8ogen
Sbligationen S77 900 aus.
= Die 3oll @iunabmen betrusen bent
s174,000. ~
-Sames Neillp ifarb beute on ben 6olge1
eines Shlases, tpelden er I'M Houenber DO
Soieph Sarrea erbielt. Sarreu befiuoet iic
In 9aft.
-5eute abeno biillte Elm bi6ter gtebel bi
Staot Elm, peIder Die Sdiiffubrt i'm 5afe
iebr gefdbrlid] madte. Die Stnten= Sslant
Sdbrboote ftellteusIibre Subrten elm. ga
Sdbrboot yYfonticello" bon Der Samiltor
auenue SGbre itieB in Der gidbe Der @erii
; nit elnem S4ooner suiammem unS 9estere
Ianf.
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q 10 Dorf, 80. Desbr. = Sobn 8.
SunOesgeridte iiberfiibrt muroe, ein obic0nes
glutt, u5be Soleoo Sun," ourd bic Bot
periAift 81 baben, uuroe herte 81 18 !Dtos
naten 9aft uno $500 9elobuEe perurtbetlt.
= 0eMte murben $4,000 IN Sob naA
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-07-01

CRY DIREoToRY.-Pryor & Co., di-
rectory publishers, are in the city at
present collecting the information .neces-
sary for the publication of directory
of the City of Manitowoc. The work
will comprise acomplete list of all bust
ness persons and private citizens, show
ing the name, business, place of bust
ness and place of residence of EACH
The classified business directory will
contain list of all business houses, ar
ranged under appropriate headings,
showing at q glance the names of all
persons engaged in each of the various
business pursuits, the manufactures and
professions, to which will be added q
list of City and County officers, churches,
schools, public institutions, streets and
wards-the whole the result of actual
canvass by persons thoroughly versed
in the business. The publication of
such work has been regarded as ne
cessity here, and now that competent,
reliable parties are ready to furnish it,
we hope our business and professional
men viii give the undertaking their
hearty support. Advertisements will be
interspread through the book at reason
able rates, and our citizens will find it a
remuneratiye medium through which to
advertise their wares and business. We
take pleasure III recommending the
Messers. Pryor co the favorable consid-
Grafton of our readers.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-07-01
An Ordinance.
Published July LIST, 1851

An ordinance entitled an ordinance in rela-
ton to licensing shows and exhibitions I'm the
City OF Manitowoc.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and Board of
Aldermen of the City of MaTlitowoc.
SEC. 1.-Section = of an ordinance entitled an
ordinance in relation TO licensing shows and
exhibitions, in the City OF Manitowoc is hereby
amended so rs to read as follows, tO-wit:
The May shall whenever applied to by any
person for . license fix the amount for such
license; provided however, that the same
shall not be less than five dollars for one day or
evening, ten dollars for one week. twenty five
per month, and one hundred and fifty dollars
for a year. For each concert or exhibition by
company of MINISTRIES, fifteen dollars, and for
OF like character, ten dollars, and that for the
exhibition of any circus or menagerie the sum
not to be less than fifty dollars for the first
days exhibition and twenty five dollars for
every additional day portion of a day when
said exhibition shall be continued from day to
day, and for all side on separate shows or
exhibitions exhibiting ut the same time
and place no, license shall be issued by the
Mayor for less than twenty dollars for the
first day and ten dollars for every additional
day or portion of day. And the Mayor is
hereby authorized and empowered to add such
further percentage for said license as he may
in his discretion deem proper, and the said
sums above specified and such percentage as
the Mayor may add is he reby established and
ordained as the price or sum of money to be
paid for icensis for shows, exhibitions and
SEC.2-This ordnance shall be in force from
and after its passage and publication.
Adopted June 21st 1875.
Attest.
F. W. BoRCHERDT City Clerk
A. D. JONES Mayor.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-07-01
LIST DISTRICT PUBLIC SCHOOL.


EDITOR TRIBUNE THE following will
be of interest to many of your readers.
VIII you do me the favor to publish the
same
The school year just closed has been
one of unexampled prosperity. The at
tendance of the pupils has been large
and very regular as evinced by the per
cent. given below. A deep interest has
been manifested studies and with few
exceptions the relations of teachers to
pupils and parents have been very har-
monious.
The following total will show the COM
parative attendance, ETC., for the past
three wears
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-07-01

DoCToRs disagree at to the treatment
of all diseases, from the mildest ailment
to the deadliest epidemic, but the fact
that the California Vinegar Bitters is
conquering maladies which have defied
the faculty, render these professional
differences of little consequence. While
dyspepsia, govt. rheumatism, urinary
complaints, billiousness, nervous disa-
biities, and all disorders not organic,
are obliterated by this matchless vege-
table tonic and alternative, who cares
for opinions CAT
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-07-01
Mortgage Sale.


Whereas default has been made in the pay
ment OF money secured by certain mortgage
bearin date the 18th day of May 1874, made
and executed by Miles Mcmahon and Margret
Mcmahon of the County of Manitowoc and
State OF Wisconsin as mortgagers to Rufus P.
Eaton of the same place, which said mortgage
was recorded in the office of the Register of
Deeds in said county, on the 9th day of May
A. ID. 1874 at 10 o'clock A. NJ. in volume l of
mortgages on page SAT. And whereas the
amount claimed to be due ON said mortgage at
the date of this publication hereof is four hun
dred and sixty-six dollars, namely, three hum
dred and fifty dollars principal, and sixty-two
dollars and hfty-nipe cents interest. Thirty
dollars solicitors fees and twenty-three dollars
and forty-one cents unpaid taxes.
Now therefore notice is hereby given accord
ing to the statute, that by virtue of the power
of sale contained there in said mortgage will
be foreclosed by the sale :at public auction, of
said premises described n, said mortgage as lot
No. three 81 in subdivision of fractional lot one
a. and lot one % in subdivision of fractional
lot two (2) all in section No. twenty Coz in town.
ship No. nineteen 90 north of range No. twen-
ty-four GA east, at the front door of the Court
House in said county, on the 31st day of July
1875 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
r. P. EATON, Mortgage.
Dated June nth, 1875.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-07-01

CARD OF THAMES. the late
protracted illness of my late wife, and at
her death and burial, this community
have manifested SO many tokens of
sympathy, and so many warm hearts
and willing hands have contributed for
the comfort and consolation of the sick
and afflicted of my household, that feel
under lasting obligations to them and for
which favors myself and family would
tender our grateful acknowledgment, as
suring them that these acts will be held
in kind remembrance while Efe and
memory lasts.
LEWIS OHESdAN.
Manitowoc, Wis, June %, 1878.
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LEG BRoKEN.-Last Saturday after
noon as young woman named Mary
Krainik, together with boy, were driv-
ing into town neal The north end of Main
street, a team which was coming along
Immediately behind them, became fright
ened and ran away, coming into collision
with the wagon on which Miss Krajnik
was seated. Thinking to avoid danger
by jumping off, she attempted to 10 SO,
but fell in such manner as to fracture
the bones of the left leg below the knee.
She was taken to the hotel of her broth
er, corner Main and Buffalo streets, and
is now recovering as rapidly as could be
expected.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-07-01

The business men on Eighth street,
between York and Buffalo, have set an
example which we hope to see followed
by those in other parts of the city. They
have had well dug under the sidewalk
in front of Q. r. Bacon's drug store, in
which they viii place force pump with
so or 100 feet of hose, and besides keep
ing the dust down by frequent
sprinkling. will do an immense amount
of service in case of fire in the immedi-
ate vicinity. We understand Mr.. o.
Torrison will be the next one to put in
a similar pump and attachments, which
will make the fifth on that street. The
pumps used are from the celebrated
Rumsey works, and are kept for sale,
together with full supply of hose, at
the store of Messrs. E. K. & E. HI. Rand,
who will take pleasure in supplying any
demand for them.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-07-01

The tournament of the Sharp-shoot-
ers at Sheboygan, closed Sunday. In
the contests, John Meunier, of Milwau-
kee, made IS bulls-eyes on the Wiscon-
sin target, being declared the Rife King
for the year. On the ''point" target he
made 81 bulls-eyes, and on the ''rota-
ton target so, being the champion
shooting of the tournament. We be-
ieve no Manitowoc shootists partici-
pated.
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.TetU advertisements.
An Ordinance.
Published July Isl. 1871

Published July 1st, 1851
An ordinance TO extend the fire limits of the
City of Mantowoc.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and Board of
Aldermen of the City of Manitowoc:
SEC. 1.-The fire limits of the City of Man
itowoc are hereby extended as to include
block two hundred and seventy t270), two
hundred and seventy three C273), and two hun
bred and seventy four C274) in the first ward of
said city.
SEC. 2.-This ordinance shall be in force from
and after its passage and publication.
Adopted June p 1875.
a. ID. JONES, Mayor.
Attest f. w. BoRCHERDT, Clerk.
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Mr.. FREDERIC RAHR, of Vessel, Prus-
STA, was in the city few days recently
on visit to his brother, VIM. Rahr, ST.,
whom he. had not seen IN twenty six
years. He carries back with him many.
pleasant remembrances of America and
Americans Fss-.
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ARMSTRONG & CO., CHICAGO,

1lJuni5 SIN Manufacturers of
Oils, TaIlow andathe celebrated Golden Star Ma
chine OIL This brand we established eighteen yrs;
ago, and its reputation has increased yearly until
sales far surpass any brand &c machine oil west
This oil is e-al II 10. SUPERIOR to extra lard oil,
and costs but little. more than half 1t is rich
gold color stands 40 degrees more cold and 800 de-
syrees heat than lard oils, and gallon will
equal to and one-half gallons lard oil. We
have hundreds o. testimonials from the largest
manufacturers, elevators and machine shops west.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-07-01

MR.. J. E. PLATT, announces in anoth
er column that he has just received his
semi-annual importation of teas, direct
from China and Japan, via the overland
route Mr.. Platt has for some years
made the sale of tea special feature of
his business, and receiving it direct from
the Flowery Kingdom, and in such large
lots, he has been enabled to offer SUI
perior article at the very lowest rates.
His last consignment consisted of nearly
carload, comprising all the grades at
all prices. Lovers of tea will find it to
their interest to call and sample some of
his stock.
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THE Convention to select delegates to
convenes IN Madison next Wednesday,
is called for next Saturday at 2 O'Clock
P. NJ, at Klingholz Hall. 1t is hoped
that good men viii be chosen, and that
they Will make it point to attend the
Madison Convention in force.