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LES FI0Gx-FI0Tx2 LES d1sToSs,

who will vary the popular Dances with
NEW AND oRraIN snsfl' SsFS e rNrEnxEDEs.
% "a ae gSesre Of onpacn
- OPERAS By 200 Musicians under Mr. Max Maretek
~ - ayr great eccentric Pas de- onatre -'''' .'' -
VIII 1eHs Ss in &C.
AT II 80 o'cloek,Grand Entree, comprising rs in cos
sHsss sA' ''''' o.
At 2 80 o'clocKfhe CASTOR Family comprising eight
\. eccentric ss,a DANCERS, in lie chahut Go p..,.
sSus
the three families in a Grand Double ouadriiie
MAX n MARE sT.zSh T.
During the professional dances the floor will be so or
dered that al may be able to witness the
Boxes. .slo, $50 and SIS
May be obtained on and after Monday. FEBRUARY is
$50 At peckers 80 Union square IelmonieS's Four
Hotel ia Broadway ali the principal hotels and Of the
members S G M fT1n Of ARRANGEMENTS
Hon. Union and rasi RaOa
Ion RUFUS AnSrews is Eass sirses
West twenty sixth street. Hon; Peter Trainer Gsey
;ssss j. asn a,n Hsh%ssa' b ss%ssd%sy sn
Broad street. l FsAi edFlS5Sa II aTTEssdwAy
General p H. Jones, Registers Office; Colonel George
F. Gardner II Warren street; C. Kaufman Deutsch. SSa
West f"en'yseef Pno s5Fee COMMITTEE.
H. j. Montague, Walack's Theatre; George Clarke,
Theatre Mckee Rankin. Union square fheatre caude
Wase heare fdWsrd Miller Grand moe
Guiilermo coazo, i,i5s Broadway
T9EATRE CoMIoUE,
l GA Broadway.
NJ JOSH hAf rerician:: begins at 3D. sole Proprietor
1 IoTfh Mss s13sFHa hSaEhH n.y.
KEEsE Rf nhkr and the s Entire A eom
Fourth week OF the sKIBBEEAH The performance will
'0'' IifiSEE f4e WEDNESDAY, hlbh And SATURDAY
" MONDAY, FEBRUARY IT,
The p % q. HKyx oSSGcf actor
every evening "Wednesday and Saturday Matinees,
in the M filsIsnH 50 Po A. L SfnE:a'0n'
MARKED FOR LlFsa xrryrrss AHkhD FOR LIES
Monday 1"ssf $Gl EnFtiaf1 and Friday
Monday February q johSs Sf xLGss
METROPOLITAN THEATRE.
III , SO Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel
HaGEs GS s5S4 Hsb Is yST
SSsa'H'
~ nr FAM1ns tESAAtE MIN ST ydT TR9qPE
osfdfSAh sEGMEsenE s6gDo 5EoSo La lAp sAI62
The rea NISSAN S.sost aad
Lille RAYMOND Jennie sottern, Ada Freeman. Nellie
Young, Walter Bray Harry Hart Arnold Brothers,
Carries Vincent Charles seabert: Frank Smith.
mons PAUL'S SENSATION BALLET TROUPE.
y handsome and bewitchng young ladies' ~.
50 OTHER CELEBRATED STAR PERFORMERS 20
MATINEES WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, AT 21,.
GAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS'
- NEW OPERA HOUSE,
Broadway and Twenty ninth street.
Reproduction of the Great Society Drama,
CLOTILDE;
THE BRUISED HEART,
and an entirely New Act of
MY WIFE'S VISITORS.
THE PHILHARMONIC REHEARSAL.
NEW eONGS, DANCES, BURI4ESQUES, &c.
Seats secured. MATINEE SATURDAY AT q
FTIVOI THEATRE,
Eighth street, between Second and Third avenues.
PAUL FALK Proprietor and Manager
EVERY EVENING, TO IL O'CLOCK.
REAL SELECT FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT
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The most daring and astonishing OK nibitior
Of horsemanship ever witnessed In this country
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To be presented after CAREFUL and COSTLY PREM
ARATION, with new Scenes by Mr.. JAMES ROBEKl i
and Mr.. CHARLES w. WITHAM; new iashonab Die Tor
lettes; new Furniture q la mode; new Music by DOD-
ARTISTS. = - $1,000
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MENAGERIE OF 600 WILD BEASTS.
The ENTIRE PROGRAMME DAY AND NIGHT
ID Doors open at ! and 80 Performance $50 and
children under ten Is Orchestra chairs Occurred
six DAYS in advancc) so cents; children rs.
See advertisement In Turf Department
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THE BIG BONANZAi

WEDNESDAY NIGHT. FEBRUARY IT, FIRST PRO-
DUCTlON or AN ORIGINAL SOCIETY NOVELTY in
four acts written Expressly for this Theatre and emil
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From the Daily Bullet

- From the Daily Bulletin1
Mr.. Barnum is equal TO any emergency He conouer "a
the weather well other things and this he 40
done at the Roman Hippodrome bv system of heating
mat mas astonished both the public and the press
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ION MONDAY EVENING february is and Every
acts entitled the oCFoROoN. ''"'' - A''
Capital of characters
New Scenery and startling Tableaux
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LONDON SCENES SALEsDAY ATiTATTERsALL,s
PROMINENT RACES
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80 IRON the Journal of Commerce.
Notwithsta nding the extreme GOODNESS the ather
visitors TO the HppodrOme need have disconl
iort there Is the heating apparatus keeps the empera
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NOVELTIES FOR THE WEEK
8ACES BY NATIVE MEXICANS WITH TUEII
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Most extraordinary combination of 40 Star Artists
pantomime, Farce, Musical. Dramatic. AcrobatIc and
The !sSsss.Ss DssSis Ss% SSsh eISss &
constant 'u''e' liz q SE% lk5siS|xqHA Hgsshy
Yer Of the WH Family and ~, Tea gs
Mss Iona Lsns 5eaaslial dansires; ssrreans Bush,
sser % aaty sn nSPnaa ossSa s
a Hsf Ssas nsss
The rantom,me Of sJWoN os MispAP rtqudsnsele-
santine's beautiful ballet OF LIZ DIABLE oUArRE viii
- '''.''' ALL FOR 20 CENTS.
Reserved seats 10 cents; Private Boxes, 81
Don't confound the TivoI entertainments with ordi-
nary variety shows
l. Eighth street,
between Second and Third avenues
ms Sunday evening,
BY DowyISG's GNRigALIEbS o NiNTm REGIMENT
Mr. BENJAMIN G Best SA SOLO c4rne.
h n ph B. L. 6 SS'S II SeGn dirac.or
After finishing the Concert ,n,ad one minute after
sfns !r,TT9s & az th' o sHnsry la
v1RiETY FERFosMAscE
IL ~
II East Tenth street, taking lessons OF Prof
HuRLBUTf. find him a superior teacher.
b. q. PERRY, NJ d. ~ Bond street.
j EveIine sung by Miss Kellogg. 80 cents "Beneat
Portal.p sung by Miss Beaumont 80 cents; The
@ ss y by Mr. csTeon csn fssm ss
March " cents Sst9 q s5 ~ oee &c. Se Broadway
Branch store, 80 Union square.
CUITAR-PROFEssoR EDMUND CLARK, THE RE-
~ nowned teacher vocal and instrnmentap, 2s5
singing, with guitar accompaniment taught spe-
ciaity.
A FIRST CLASS ORGANISE or EXPERIENCE AND
~ recognized ability, who can furnish the highest
references, desires church engagement in New York
Brooklyn from May or would accept good posi-
ton in Western city. Address ORGASIsT, oox ls3
Herald Office.
NEW MusIC,-"sEvER MIS-. THE WATER TILL
Awkward squad and 40 and Instrumental pieces;
~ cents each mailed free. Catalogues tree.
nAKDfSG's. 2Ss Bowery.
MORE NEWS
wi EVERY NIGHT
~ the
EVENING TELEGRAM
THAN ALL THE
OTHER EVENING
PAPERS Combined.
lSETH TINE OF FRED WALLIS POPULAR SONG
IOO ''You Never MISS the Water" The only correct
for sale At the box Office, Bryanrs Opera House
Also Dan Bryant. great Comic Song. Johnny You're
DAsJo GUITAR; SONG AND DAScE.-JIG AND
ID cios Dancing taught FOR the stage.
Lstween rhistssnth and Four tesnth sIeeta
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THE GREAT ROMAN HIPPODROkB.
mo thorough and effective msnnerm which this vast
faE REiGNiNG SENsATION or THE CITY.
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lrrOin the DAILY News
e as good as trip to Florida and requires NOR,
limited OUTFIT: Then there trottg races TO b,
seen in Florida twice week, there here ever,
Tuesday and Friday night.
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seat for nights Of Mr. Tooc's engagement can bs.
secured at Scrmer's music store TOT; Rullman's III
broadway, and at the box Office OF the Lyceum Theatre
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"lTHE c6RSEfa-TiIs EXCELLENT AND popU.
Il lar instrument taught in the most practical and
progressive manner by experienced teacher per
FORMER Ad fress COkNETISr, box 100 Herald Uptown
Branch Office.
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E0 CENTS PER HoUR.-TNSTRUCTiO GIVEN ON
w the piano by French lady thoroughly qualified.
Cali at address lU West Twenty third street. cor
oil Sixth avenue.
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OLYMPIC THRATRR.
OLYMPIC THEATRE, 7


! OLYMPIC rHEATRE,
G4 BROADWAY. GA.
MI. JOHN F. PooLE................ Manager
MONDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1870
FAR BEYOND ALL PREcEDENri
THE ENTIRE WORLD cHALLExGEDi
Never before in the history the stage there
b greGated in one Theatre such vast array OF
SUPERIOR ARTISTS
PARTICULAR ATTENTION IS CALLED TO THIS BILL
SEE IF 1T HAS EVER BEEN EoUALLEDl
Mr. Poole takes particular pride in presenting
time to the patrons of the olympic Theatre the Theatre
especially Of families ladies' children and social par
ties. the largest strongest most talented
gress of First Class yet been presented
at any theatre. only in New York or the United
States but in the world In presenting this vast array
of talent he would respectfuIly intimate that 1t Is but
carrying out tho motto adopted tor the manage
mcnt ofthis popular family theatre. to give
THE THE BEST BEST ENXTTEEIHiNMENI ii THE Siry
The BEST ENTERTAINMENT IN THE CITY,
TIE BEST ENTERTAINMENTS IN THE CITY,
THE BEST ENTERTAINMENT IN THE CITY!
1T II THE BEST
EVERYBODY SAYS SOL
WHAT EVERYBODY SAYS MUST BE rRUE~
Reappearance of the Greatest and most Wonderful
Gymnasuc Artists on Earth. the
GARNELLAS
GARNELLAS
GARNELLAS
GARNELLAS
GARNELLAS
GARNELLAS
GARNELLAS
GARNELLAS.
GARNELLAs.
GARNELLAS.
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From the Sun.
The temperature OF the Hppodroe Is kept constantly
1 seventy degrees
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THEATRE COMIQUE,
i GA Broadway
Mr. JOSH HART Sole Proprietor
Performance begins at 30
First week of the Rckards Combinai ion. HARRY
RICHARDS, Miss LOTT1E, Miss KATE ANGELL, Mr.
FRANK ANGELL
First week of Miss ADA RICHMOND Mr.. HARRY
kERNELI, HARRIGAN Il HART and the entire
in a new olio.
Fourth week OF the sKIBBEEAH. The performance will
conclude with the drama SING SING.
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
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GENERAL ELECTION NOTICE.
MiNITOWOC COUNTY 1ss.

NOTICE i hereby given. that at the genera
~ election 10 be held in the several Towns
stanltownc. and State Of Wisconsin. on the Tues
day succeeding the first Monday. being the second
dag q November next. The following officers are
- % elected 10 wit:
A Governor in place Of W r TaYior, whose tern,
of dt'icewiil expire on the first Monday in January
1876
observation-disclosures in place Of Charles D
TsrkeE whose term of Office will expire on the first
Monday in Janu2ry 1876
secretary Of State. in place Of Peter n owl
whose term Of Office will expire on the first Mon
A State Treasurer. IN plac. of Fred Kuehn
who's. term OF office VIII expire on the fret Mon
Coy in January. 1916.
An Acknowledgement. in place Of A. Scott Sloan.
~hose term Df Office will expire on the frst Mon
daT IN January, 1870.
4 State Superintendent. in place Of Edward
reafl1g. whose term q Once viii expire on the
ahrsi Monday in January 1916.
i Clerk of the Circuit Court in place Of 4 Pieu-
i'g. whose term Of Office will expire on the first
Monday Of January. 1876
Comfy Superintendent. in place Of " Kir
van, whose term Of office viii expire on the fret
81 ~ las in January. isIS
4 member Of Assembly in The First Assembly
District c"inprls Ing the Towns of Newton Center
yiths. income. taberty. ~chlexyig. Eaton aud Rock
hnd Ia place If Fred Schmitz whose term of Office
VIII expire on the z ri Monday 10 January 1876
A.hember Of Assembly III the Second Assembly
District comprising the Towns OF Manitosoc
Napidz, ko>-uth. Gibson. CoopcrztoTu, Franklin
Maple Grove end Cato. in place OF b. = Lo1igan
G,y in January, lsT6
A Member ~ Assembly in the Third Assembly
District, comprising the Towns 81 Two creeks
Two Rivers. Mishicott. and the Town and City Of
pauitowoc, IN place Of X. D. Smart. whose term
n otice viii expire on tn. first Monday ia January
1873.
D4t.d sherifs Office Manitowoc, Visions
this q q d., Of August, 1873.
= A WITTEyBFRG.
Sheriff ManiIOTOc County.
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suspended; great lumber establishments,
with all their thousands Of employees,
either suspended or but barely Running:
nearly all mining enterprises suspended,
commerce withered from The seas, and
not paying on the great LIKES; fnan-
eial system in which the poor mans dollar
is worth only eighty-fve cents. while the
rich man's money in a bond pays a mar
ket value of from S1.22 to S1.25.
These facts which cannot be denied by
the most radical, coupled with the further
unGisputable fact that the Reform Adj
ministration have made saving of 500
90 dollars per day on State expenses for
the last two years ought to convince all
reasonable men that Gov. Taylor and the
whole Reform Ticket should be re-elect-
ed.
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gloss and freshness Of youth. Thin
hair is thickened, falling hair checked,
and badness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can restor,
the hair where the follicles are de-
stroyed, or the glands atrophied and
decayed; but such as remain can be
saved by this application, and stimu-
lated into activity, SO that a new
growth of hair IS produced. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use viii prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
ton of dandrutf, when Is often so un-
eieanly and offensive Free from those
deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and iniu-
rions to the hair. the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. IF wanted
merely for HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it a rich, glossy
lustre, and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Or. J. C. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
LOWELL. MASS.
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Tue AFFIDAVIT BUSINESS About the
weakest thing we have ever seen put ont as
election document, 10 the last affidavit made
by that villianous II. L. Farr and published
in the State journal, (Regency Organ)
The culprt after finding that bis first state
ment was not believed gets up "chatty
affidavit in which Coy. Taylor is represen
ted as saying this and that But when he
come. TO make the jurAs to the AFFIDAVIT lie
goes in to the state of Iowa. Polk County,
and Is. S's.} swears before somebody who
subscribe their name Levi y. Brown, No
tsry Public.
All such afli lavts, rs Mr.. Farr's, will
fall far shot Of damaging Gov. Taylor or
the Reform ticket.
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SIIFRIFF'S SALE.
STAEE OF uiSCONSKN,i
y Door Comfy. ~

BY virtue Gt an execution issued out of and IN.
der the seal OF the Circuit Court of the State OF
Wisconsin in and for the County of Door in said
state. against The goods. chdttles lands and real
properly of John Mclaughlin. upon judgment
rendered by and before G. +. Ovcrholt Justice OF
the peace IN aud for said County of Door. on the
!Ith day OF October. \. ID. 1874. wherein +. Knapp
and \. ID. Knapp were plaintiff. and said John Me
Laushlln WAS defendant. transcript of which said
Judgment was duly fled in the offic, ofthe Clerk
of the Circuit Court in the County of Door and a
certified transcript whereof was duly fled in the
once OF Inc Clerk of the ircuit Court in Mantle
woe County. on the 18Th day of Nav. 1873.
have levied upon and seized all the right title
and interest which the said John Nc .aughlin had
on the said 18th day of May. 1879. has since &C
CURED. of III and To the II. a. Il of the = ". ! OF
section number twenty-nine tsl in township num-
Der nineteen O9}, north of range member twenty
two 90. east ia said Manitowoc County in the
state ot Wisconsin; which said premises | shall
expose FOR sale and sell the law directs AT pub
lie Vehdue 10 the highest bidder N the sheriife Of
fee an the city and County of MaHitowoc. III said
State on the 9th day OF November. A d. 1873. at
10 o clock \. ". of that day.
Dated October I4ih. 49,
a. KITTEN
Sheriff VI anitowoc County.
sos 6w
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IN PR0BATE-M ANIrowoC COUNTY


In the matter Of the Guardianship of the minor
heirs of ole oicson Ruu5oCg, late OF Manitow oc
County Wisconsin.
n reading and Cling the petition of IngehoTg
OiceJn RunborI. Guardian Oi said minors. Helena
Olc-on bunbors aged q years d Anton Oleson
RunbOrg aged II years. representing among ulher
things, that the said wards seized and posses
ed - an e"tt" finhciitntce "a fee elm pie OF certain
real estate IN the County Of MautOwuc Wisconsin,
ana t'l &C - nee sssTs OF the should
De sold and PRAYING for license TO sell the same and
appearing To the Court from said petition that il
Is necessary for the support and maintailancc OF
SAND wards for the said Guardian to sell all of said
real estate Of which said wards seized il is or
dertd and directed that the of kin said wards
aud all persons interested in said estate. appear
before NEON Monday the 18th day of November \.
~ 49, al ten o'clock 4. ". at the Probate Office
IN sald County. then and there to show caUSetf any
there be) why license should not be granted for
me sale of said real according 10 the payer
Of said petition.
And it i further ordered that copy of this order
shall be published for four successive weeks prior
10 SAID day OF hearing, in the Manitowoc PILOT
weekly newspaper printed at ManilOwoc in said
County.
Dated At Manitowoc Wis, the 2lst dav of Oct
\. d. 1870. S6-iw
I. G. O,NsTED, County Judge.
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Probate office. October Goth. \. y. 1875
In the matter of the Proof and Probate of the
last VIII and Testament of Peter Mumm deceased
late Of the County of Mantovoc. Whereas an
instrument IN writing, pdrpOrting 70 be the last
W i'll and Testament of Peter Mumm deceased. late
Of the County of saniIow G has been filed in this
Office: and whereas application has been made by
Gertrude &umm. praying that the same be proven
and admitted Ia Probate according 10 the laws of
this State: Therefore. ii ordered that said appl
cation be heard before st the Probate Office in
the City OF Nalltowoc in said County. Oh the 18th
day OF November a. d. Il ). al 10 O'Clock A. u
And If Is further ordered. that notice shall be pvn
to all persons interested in said Will. of the time
snd place of said hearing. by publication in the
Manitowoc PrLoT, newspaper printed in said
County for three successive weeks, once each week
prior TO the time of such hearing By the Court.
.9r3w I. @. OINsTED. County Judge.
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GEO. ". RIRn- J
Reform Promises Redeemed by State
officials.

In 1873 the Reform party promised
the people that if successful it would in
troduce rigid economy in public expendi-
lures.
It has done Il.
1t promised to lower the peoples tax
Il has done 1t.
1t promised TO introduce higher
grade of civil service.
IL has done Il.
1t promised to virdicate the rights of
the people to control Incorporated com
panies.
) LIthas done H.
Every pledge of every kind made to
the people has been redeemed, and the
results would have been far greater had
not Republican legislatures intcrposed to
prevent it. 1t has not been party of
promises only but of strict performance
In this respect what contrastit presents
to Regency rule with its systematic waste
monopoly encouragement, and fragrant
eorruptions.
In comparison the final product Of
sixteen years of Republican rule is now
visible in bankruptcies all over the coun-
try: paralysis of all business pursuits:
= nation groaning under an intolerable
load Of Debt and taxation a million of
men able and willing to work, living in
enforced idleness. aud suffering every
~ form Of privation; manufactures lying
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
IN ATE-Mani.ovoc Comm,

ceased.
Notice is hereby givent hat by virtue ana in pr
sEaucc OF an order oi license. made III said matter
on the 4th daN of october. \. D. ls,5by The tounll
Snnu OF SAID County. the Undersigned Fred riCb
BuboltZ Administrator OF the estate OF arr iuul1
iate oil Manltowoc touutv. deceased. Niil ON Mon.
daY the 10th day of November. \. u l,-l. al tUH
clock III the forenoon OF said day. al the office
the county Judge, in the City OF AauItoUUc i ~sid
county oner Tor safe at public NcHdUe The i0 ov ig
described lands. to-Hit: The South last Quarter
Ga OF the North East quarter - and the NurfI !.
East quarter ~ Of the south East quarter d.
OF Sect. No. ninet4, Township NJ. niIctCccu 49,,
North oil Range No. tweEty-one (>1.l East la said
county OF AanitowOc and State al Wisconsin.
Terms of Sale cash.
FREDERICK BCBOLTZ
Administrator.
Dated at Aanitowoc the 18th day OF October.A. D.
1879. sg6-3,y
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GUARDIAN SALE.
IN PROBAIE-Nanl Iovoc County

In the matter of the Guardianship of NJ s P,att
q person mentally incompetent 10 have charge of
his property
Notice is hereby given. that by virtue and in
pursuance OF Order of License. made ii aid
matter. on the .0:h day of September A. ID Is nv
the tounty Court of said County the uuds: >i.fied
- Guardian of NJ. 8 Plat person mehfa II in
competent To have charge of his property. III. on
Saturday the d dav OF October a. u. as al zen
clock in the forenoon OF said dsv. al the oace of
The COUNTY Judge in the city Of Manitowoc in
said county. otter for Sale, az PnhliC EeAdue the
following described Lands. Tu-wf:
Lot number twelve liza in block number ore ~
in the town Village Plat OF Lenavilie. being a
part OF the se1i OF the neI. section number I'VE
10, IN town number nineteen 49, north of range
Number twenly-three l1il. east i'll said MauiIowoc
County. Wisconsin.
The Terms of sale Will be cash or part cash and
part on time with ten percent interest. secured by
Real Estate mortgage. S9i-3w
l. J. NASH. Guardian
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FORECLOSURE SALE
STATE OF N1SCONSlN-ClY
y Court mani1ON County.
James Ready, Plaintiff

James Ready, Plaintiff
against
Henry K. Sommer and
Josephine Sommer his
wife Deiendante
10 virtue OF and pursuant TO judgment Of fore
~ closure ami sale in the above emitted action.
rendered the 2Sth day Of July. A. u. 1875. shall
oner Tor sale aud sell 10 the highest bidder al PUT
lac auction at the Sheriff. Office al the Courl
House In the City of NanitowoC. County of Mantle
Voc and state of Wisconsin, on the jth day OF
N0vember,A. d. 1870, al the hour of ten o clock A
VI OF thar day.
The following is description of the mortgaged
premises herein:
All that certain tract, lot. piece parcel of land
situate, lying and being ia the City of Manit0wOc
county of ManitOwoc and state of Wisconsin,
to-wIt: Lot number twelve tl2) aud east halt ot
Lot number eleven ~ in Block number one hun
bred and -eventy-six t116J
Dated at the She,ih-s Office this 18th day OF
September. \. ID. 1875
j. -. NARKHAa. A WIrTExEERG
Atty for Plaintiff. Sheriff OF ManiiUNoC. Co.
b. +. MULHCLLAND, Under Sheriff. S9I-tw