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MISS JolivS0N's ClTSKILL FAIRIES.

THE CATsHILb FAIRIES. ~ Virginia W. john o.
huthor Of Joseph TIE jew" - Sa,h OF dod,' The Ca
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In gis chliriug book which will b- the delight Of many
boy an! I'll Wien CLIisiipas hnluvs ooUc -cnd MIS-
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tac rciions hch has t"Ijnrcd mp "a anisc poor
Liile JG nns iaprSonm ne snp%-coyerd Cat
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LIND They nrlne 20 ihat'omanlc region OF the New N"rm
whore ashiutun Irving laid scene OF Zip Van "nkNs
ENCHANTED sleep hat Miss johnson has borrowed no:uus
from the obi Du.h rcuds familiar to rs in the works OF
frat graceful author Her f's are tie GRAFTON oi her o"
inaaa ion and stories they ten Vie with those OF Hans
Christian andersen IN delicate aHcy quaint Incident !ny'n
tinn and grace 81 style Tho Illustrations bg r'ecerir
scattered Uro'usel through the vo'une are IN Every way
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neavv tinted paper tasteful binding ana Is unIue-ioD-
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season Tor the heneG of Young Amcr'rS and though Nrt
ten with special view the cnteTann mt Of the juvenile
nulic il - ole 81 bose works Of the masna.on in
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HUGH MELTON.

uTGU MELTON. Novel. by Katharine King, author
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Tic characters are well ana strongly contraated and
tho readers Interest Kept alert from he nr.t 70 tho last
,hauter"
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lISS COMSTnCkis

MISS COMSTOCk''
WI ENGLISH. FRENCH. and GERMAN BOARDlNG and
DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES ana .hllbisfN,
Nos A. and - RESERVOIR PARK west 4Oth.stL facng
Rrs.rV r.Squarc Boarding Pupils limited Ia 10.
school ,ear OF 1875 1876 win begin September "a,
KINDERGARTEN Oct. !.
inspection Of Building az any Tine
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For Both Sexes-City.

ROYS' SCIiOOL.-Mrs. GEORGE VANDEN
IIoFF reopened her CHool for BOYS and Girls sept 27
1879 School hours nom "A. IA. A.. Eight hOardn
pupils received. Applications should be made once
No. LOO YVES AID ST, Reservoir Park
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MISS HAINES
An
U,lIE MISSES GRAHAM, success
For Boys and YOUNG Men-Country.

Misses Green viii reopen thtlI schoyl AZ 80, ~
first house from Washington squsre ON TUESDAY the
VI September. 1875.
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JOSH billings ALM1NAX -. ,,,o
Por the Centennial 1876 ready and sennr bs
widhre. IL of this famous OLD hhosopns
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family pea and sage ADVICE ~ - lu ~
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'NHE COOKING CLASSES of the FREE
Il TRAM No SCHOOLS Fot WOMEN, 80 EastTent A.,
ls % November 70 fIee classes good
references may call now rgstc only entering Tor
the accepted
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MILE. ROSIANs
IVA FRENCH. ENC LISII, and GERMAN BOARDING and
DAY SCHOOL for Young Ladies' and Children,
REMOVED
10 No. Fast Forty hIst-st., corner Of Fifthavey
viii Reopen on WEDNESDAY, september -.
ATHOROUGH ENGLISH COLLEGIATE cor RISE. with
unsurpassed Ia Tilt for acquiring PRACTICAL kNOMI~
EDGE 81 The FRENCH and other mpierl languages HOME
COMFORTS and HOME PRIN LEGEs are the distinguish
ing features OF this school,.
Siuglc rDms for those who apply In time
The Musical Departm mt 10 under the OF Prof \ H.
MILLS.
Nile ROSTAN VIII be home after September l.
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Manitowoc. March Is, 1875.

CHAPTER. $50 of the laws of 1875 is
published and provides that every per-
son who shall w1llfully beat, strife, tor
ture or cruelty use in any manner, any
horse or other animal, either belonging
to himself or another, shall be deemed
guilty of misdemeanor, and be punish
ed by imprisonment IN the county jail
not exceeding ten days, or by fine not
exceeding fifty dollars nor less than one
dollar, together with all costs Of prose
cntiOn
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The claim of G. Dusold, $1450, for
services, WAS on motion allowed in full.
Ayes II, nays0.
Resolution of Aid. Gelbke to abate
nuisance, was On motion referred to LIST
ward local committee
Resolution of Aid. Dumke, in regard
to having amendments to the City
Charter published in the official papers
of the city, was ON motion referred to
com. ON printing.
Aid. Johnston submitted the follow
ing:
ResolUed, That an order for $26.
be drawn in favor of the City Attorney
for expenses paid by him on account Of
the city. Adopted, ayes II, nays 0.
Oath of Office of l.. Sanders was placed
on file.
Aid. Bean submitted the following:
Resolued, That the plans and specif-
cations of Ii. Greve for an engine house
and cistern to be built on the corner of
Franklin and 18th Street, in the Sd
ward, be and is hereby accepted and
adopted and the clerk instructed to
advertise for bids for building according
to the same. Adopted, ayes IL, nays 0.
Alderman Johnston submitted the fol-
lowing:
Resolred, That the polls for charter
election be held at the following pls- IS:
LIST Ward at the Council Room.
Cd Z" &c Office of 3. Jones.
Sd :" &c House of III. Westphal.
4th &c GO &c Office of Ed. Conway.
Adopted.
Alderman Wedelstedt submitted the
following:
ResolUed, That the tax certificate
against the Huebner Block be referred
to Committee on Assessment and FL
nance for settlement with Mr.. F. ".
Huebner. Adopted, ayes II, nays 0.
On motion the time for receiving bids
for planting 800 trees in Washington
Square was extended to April LIST.
On motion the rules were suspended
and the claim of H. Mensch, $500,
labor on dredge, was allowed in full.
Ayes IL, nays 0.
On motion Council adjourned for one
week, to March %, 1876, at Z! P, Al.
F. w. BoRCHERDT, City Clerk.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

MANIT VOC, March Is, 1876.
Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll called. No quorum present, on
motion Council adjourned for one week,
to March %, 1875, at u Pm.
T, w. BoacHERDr, City Clerk.
MANTTowoC, March %, 1875.
Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, Mayer A. d. Jones, Alder
men Wedelstedt, Dunke, Gelbke,
Johnston, Flholm, Langworthy, Bean,
Wits, Rosso, .Mendik and Carus.
Minutes O. last meeting read and ap-
proved.
Petition of ". Himonck referred to
4th ward local committee.
Petition of NJ Meka referred to 4th
ward committee
The following claims were presented
and referred:
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CHANGE OF FIRM.

Our brother, August bchuette, having
this day become partner in our mer-
cantlle business, therefore, our firm will
hereafter be conducted under the name
and style of J. ScHUErTE & BROTHERS.
Thanking our customers and the public
in general for the large patronage ex-
tended to us SO far, and hoping that the
same be transferred to the new firm, we
remain truly yours,
JOHN & FRED. SCHUETTE.
Manitowoc, March Is, 1875.
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MAPLE GROVE.

[ would invite the TRIBUNE readers
attention to question that, in my opin-
ion, is of sufficient Importance for a
careful consideration from all who have
at heart the just development and equal
extension Of our local common school
institutions. By referring to ''Sec SO,
Wis. School Code" it will be seen that
districts not having at least five months
school during the year, shall not be en-
titled to any appropriation. Now, sup
posing the fault be traced to the mis-
management of school superintendent,
what is to be done Nothing, of course,
but the district must invariably submit
to a two-fold injury!
An instance came under my observa-
ton where the district clerk applied to
the town clerk, who sought advice from
the county and state superintendent,
and were in both cases referred to Sec.
SO; hence the district failed to receive
what it would have received if our
present school system were little more
generalized and extended, SO as to be
equal, as well as to prevent such like
emergencies.
The above mentioned Section is not
sufficiently adequate to insure a continu-
alton OF the necessary number of school
months in a year, since school officials
are not made to understand that there
are just so many districts, which require
the same number of teachers, OF, in
other words, to issue certificates to meet
the requirements of all classes under
their supervision, and by SO doing there
will be no danger of depriving any one
district of It's just merits.
The old saying that, ''half a loaf is
better than none, % is applicable to this
case. A teacher who may not be SO
fortunate in answering a certain number
of technical questions is certainly better
than none. Practice will at least keep
the more advanced scholars from retro
grading, while the less advanced will be
progressing.
I hope our worthy Superintendent,
MIR. Kirwan, will give the subject his
attention, for, at best, it is not very
wholesome to deprive district of
school, whether through carelessness,
or the imperfect manipulation of too
extreme, and, I might add, too hasty
step toward progression. in order to OBJ
tain higher uniform standard of edu-
cational instructors, which will, no doubt,
be absolutely essential in the immediate
future. d. E. Fl.
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Chicago and Southwestern r. n.
Manitowoc City r, O. Bulletin.

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Nails close at O'Clock p. Dn., arrive at a. M
Two Rivers, Mshicott, Aarabee, East Glbson,
YOUNGSTOWN New Denmark Pine Grove to GreenBay.
Nails close at I p M, arrive at a. In.
STAGES.
Rapids Oslo CIarks Mills. Eaton, ST. Nazian, Niles
20 HAYDEN GAINESVILLE and Chiffon every Monday,
Wednesday and Saturday. Mails close at O'Clock p
a., arrive at 10 a.
To HowardsGrove by way of Newtonburgh, Meeme,
and Edwards depart every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday ut a. m, arrives every Monday, "eohes-
day and Friday. Mails arrive at O'CLOCK p M
SPECIAL OFFICES.
Kings Bridge, Francis Creek, Kellnerville, Rosen-
GRAMS supplied from this office every Saturday.
OFFICE HOURS.
Omen from TX a. NJ to o'clock p. In. Sunday
frem to 10 O'Clock a m
Money order and registered letters department from
q. m. to p. m.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-03-25

A DISTRESSING ACCIDENT occurred at
Grimm's Station, in this county, on
Saturday evening of last week, by which
Jacob Hartland, young man "a years
of age, lost his right hand and portion
of the arm. He was engaged at the
time, with number of others, in load
ing logs upon fiat cars, and it becoming
necessary to couple two ''fats'' to-
gether, Mr.. Hartland got upon one of
them while the men with him pushed it
down the track. Just before the cars
met he slipped. attempted to stay him
self upon the edge of the car, missed his
hold, and his arm coming between the
bumpers was crushed to jelly. DR..
Coakley was called, who amputated the
arm at the elbow, and the unfortunate
man is recovering as rapidly as could be
expected under the circumstances.