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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-01-28
MANITOWOC COUNTY.
NJ ANITpwOC % Tn .Iustica'S Court

CITYsoF MANITowoc - In JUSTICES Court.
To L. H. A. Wallicb-Ioi. ere hereby notified that
a warrant of attachment has been issued against you
and your property attached to satisfy the demand
of Ferdinand FranZen, amounting to one hundred
and forty-five dollars and fortyfou cents. Now
less you shall appear before Jno. Z. Znns, Justice
of the Peace i'll and for said County, at his office in
said city, the 18th day of February, 1875, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon, judgment will be rendered
against you and your property sold to pay the debt.
Dated at Manitowoc this 10th day of January 1915
4O-3t FERDINAND FRANSSEN,
Plaintiff
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MANITOWOC COUNTY,
CITY OF MANITowoC. In Justice Court.

To 7. II. A. Wallich.-You are hereby notified
that warrant of attachment has been issued against
you and your property attached. to satisfy the de-
mand of George Hagen amounting to one hundred
and sixty-four dollars. Now unless you shall APP
pear before Jno T. Znns. Justice of the Peace, in
and said County, at his Office in said city, the
Sth day of February A. D. 1875 at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon Judgment will be rendered against you,
and your property SOLD to pay the debt.
Dated this 9th day of January, 1875
GEORGE HAGEN,
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We keep constantly hand aslarge assortment of
FIR AMID
or the Trade. A 3. MELENDT.
or the Trade.
MANITOWOC COUNT
In Justices Court.
A. 3. MELENDT

MANITOWOC COUNTY,
CITY OF MANITowOC. " In Justices Court
To T. II. A Wallich-You hereby notified that
a warrant of attachment has been issued against you
and your property attached, to Satisfy the demand
of O. Torrison, amounting to hundred and fifty
seven dollars and thirty-nine cents. Now unless
you shall appear before Tno. F. linus, ustce of
the Peace in and for said County. at his office in said
city, the 18th day of February A. D. 1875, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon, judgment will be rendered
against you and your property sold to pay the debt
Dated at Manitowoc this 18th day of January 1875
40-3t o. TORRISON,
Plaintiff.
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MA mi oe ,G UouMI1' S. IN stica Court

ht cl1H OF Mss4 GoTSrf In Justice Court
To T. III. A. Wallcn.-You are hereby notified that
warrant of attachment has been issued against you
and your property attached to satisfy the demand of
Martin Kappes ting to thirty dollars u thirty
five cents, Now unless you shall appear before Jno.
F. Znnsa Justice of the Peace in and for said County,
his Office in said city, the Sth day of February,
A. D. 1875, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, judg-
1aent will be rendered against you and your property
sold to pay the debt.
Dated at Mani.owoc this 9th day of January, 1875.
MARTIN KAPPES,
39-3t Plaintiff.
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LENT will begin this year on the 10th
OF FEBRUARY, much earlier than it has
done since 1869. This Will bring the
high festival of Easter this year on the
23th Of March, which is within six days
of the earliest period upon which it can
ever possibly occur. On some years
Easter falls as late as the Goth of April.
Some years there are as many as nine
Sundays between Epiphany and Ash
Wednesday, but this year there will be
only five Sundays intervening between
the jubilee of Epiphany and the solemn
feast of Lent.
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have examined and tried the Kurtzmann Pianos,
and recommend them frstclass instrum en- t., the
best ever brought Manitowoc. They ave
mark sble singing, pure and brilliant tone perfect
and easy action and in my opinion they unite all
desr bic qualities and recommend themselves by
their lure of tone their sorority their brfll-
ancy1 nd soliditY. g.. RIELING,
Prof. Of Music.
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daily, which we will sell by the bale or cargo
cheaper than any other firm in town.
The price of BLOSSBURG COAL has been
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|at prices 10 suit the timeA ,
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Married.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. the resi-.
dence of the brides father. near Ster-
ling, Montana, on June 80, 1875, by
Rev. =. g. Prout Peter v. Jackson
and Miss Henrietta II. Fletcher.
SCOTT DISSA.-h Helena, on the 9Th
inst, by JudgeH. Hilger, Mr. Samuel
Scott, of Deer Lodge City, to Miss
Ida D. Disea, OF Helena.
The Courier tenden its congratulations
to Sam and his bride, and hopes their
voyage through life may be . long and
happy one.
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FRIE-On Tie 18th inst, by drowning in
the Yellowstone, Serg't George Erie.
Company F, Second .. 8. Cavalry.
The deceased was from Iowa; was .
gallant soldier and lost his life while At
tempting to save snother'a Hedied hero.
When danger came, he was ready. One OF
his last expressions was: "Boys. I'll save
the little one!" referring TO ''Stoney"
Hunter. He jumped in and ''Stoney" fast
cned his little arms around his neck. The
brave soldier then threw up his arms, ex-
claiming, .sOh my God!" A self-sacri-
|fcing deed, committed at the last moment
LOT mortal life will surely win for him
the JOYS of IN eternal one.
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= :. Monday evening If possible.
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Ellis q Davis.

Az will be seen BY their mammoth i'd
vertisement, this firm have brought their
prices down to sacrificing mark. They
are closing out their stock with view OF
entering into the wholesale liquor business
In this town. Their immense stock must
be cleared ont in few weeks, and It would
be we'll for the public to look over the
price list in this issue and notice the aston
ishingly low figures. Go soon and get
your bargains. a. the senior member Of the
firm. Mr.. Ellis, will soon leave for the
States, and the stock must be closed out
before he starts.
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D. s. FUTILE.

Appointments Of Rev. 7. O. hin
for July.
East Gallatin. Saturday evening. July
18th, ats o'clock; Sunday morning, 18th,
ct II O'Clock; Sunday evening, 18th, At
8o'clOck.
DM Agency. Tuesday evening, July 10th,
q 8 o'clock.
Reeves, Saturday morning, July oath, q
II o'clock; Saturday evening. oath, q
So'clock; Sunday morning, s5th, q IL
Bozenan, Sunday evening, 25th, at 8.
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HCNTER-On the 18th inst, by drown
ing in the Yellowstone, Thomas Stone
wall jackson Hunter.
The deceased was the youngest son Of
DIR A. J. Hunterof Bozeman. He was born
November 25th, 1864 Every one here
knew ..Stoney." He was bright and vi
v.cious beyond his years. His little COM
panions will miss his ringing laugh, his
innocent pranks and his merry jests. A
fond and indnlgent father and mother,
loving sisters and brother, are bowed down
in grief ct the untimely taking off OF poor
little .'Stoney." TO them we al can but
offer our heartfelt sympathy. and IN this
their dark hour of affection, there il but
one Source from which TO seek comfort
for their great.loss.
HE doeth al things we'll"
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tcS1U3e IN
From The Herald Of July n:

From The Herald Of July "A:
Produces market escitsd, owing b. dsv.
astation Of crops By grasshopppen. Flour
has advanced 81 per Sack On Ill grades.
Can be quoted as Is 30 for xxx Galla∈
|$6@6 50 for Union XXX and Willow
creek.
Oats very scarce, and retailing It 2ac08c
none offering in quantities
Wheat. 2}c Csc. according to quality.
Butter ID more p]enty, and has dropped
Ito e5c@soc. Eggs, selling at a5c@40c.
Potatoes, 4@1c per Ib. Hay, $15 per ton.
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le. Price. | No. Subscribers

nrice of subscription for the Courier
her year. Persons getting mp clubs
be purpose Of securing any of the
premiums will please notify Us, and
|,.,e what machine they desire.
further information apply at this
. or address, ....
JOSEPH WRIGHT,
hl;sher Of the Courier, Bozeman, N. 7.
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Sam Bostwick ieelss little proud over'a
recent mechanical achievement, by which
he not only demonstrated bis own genius.
but saved several dollars 10 ready cash.
He was 10 need Of . gang plow, and, IN
stead OF coming to town and buying one,
he nut his wits to work and made the ar
ticle himself, which he says Is the best
blow OF the kind he has seen in the coun-
Try. Sam says he will bring It up for our
and We will then be able TO
describe II more infinitely.
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Bishop Haven Coming.

Bishop Haven coming.
: Notwithstanding that the Utah xetho-
dists stole the coming session of the N. E.
Conference from us, still We are gratified
to know that Bishop Haven win pay Us q
visit. - will be aeen BY the following letter
ATLANTA, Ga, june %. 1875.
Rev. r. G. Lily:
DEAR BRoTHER-You will have learned
probably from Bro. Pierce and Bro. Ship.
pen, to whom I telegraphed. that the con.
ference IL postponed 70 August 19th. and
located at Salt Lake city. This. I undsr.
stand from Bro. Pierce, y the wish OF the
brethren. Ipurpose, however. to return
By way OF Bozeman and Helena
sss Yours, Truly.
g. HAVEN.
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From the Jaws Of Death.

Charley Mullis, of Company g, Second
Cavalry. and james s. Annedell of Com
pany c. Seventh Infantry, were In the
ferry boat on the Yellowstone when the
cable broke. Hullis was almost completely
exhausted when he reached shore about
two miles below. Annedell carried his
needle gun with him holding it in his
hand. His hat fell off and he turned and
swan after it. The crowd on the shore
cried to him to drop his gun. He did 30,
reached his hat and with It coolly swan in
4 swift current to the shore.
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GALLATIN COUNTY
DEMOCRATIC TICKET

Far counGIman-W. o. P. HAYS.
For District Attorney-R. P. Wvl0N.
For COMMISSIONER. S. MENDehhAlL
For Probate judge-A D. MCPHERSON.
fo She6H-SiLAS RAlSTON.
For Clerk and Recorder-h J. MAllN.
Fot County Treasurer-j. D. McCAMMAM
For Schso. Superintendent H. D. STREET
For Surveyor N. REED.
For Coroner. c. SWITZLER.
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The Extraditi0n Trial.

This still continues. Since our last Mr..
Deveraux has been released, aad called %
4 witness for the detense. The last wit
ness. John 10, and others, are heavy on
Farwell, the main witness for the prose-
cution. According to the testimony Of
some Of the witnesses, Mr.. Farwell hai
been engaged In the whisky business, and
does not bear the name that George did
when he hacked the little cherry tree
There is but one opinion here concerning
the result of the trial, and that 10, thA
the bows will be houorably acquitted.
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Lostl-5OO Reward

On the 32nd of next month orphaned
youth about So years of old, five feet
six inches tall in width. Had on when
last seen . claw -hammer pair Of pants;
freckly hair, auburn complexion, and turn
up eyes. The police reports that this
Charley Ross was loudly crying in the
streets that Gov always keeps on hand the
hest, costliest, finest, purest and most
lbunki-ka- PUNK stock of Wines, Liquors
and Cigars to be found IN the Rocky
lMOuntains.
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lsURPRENANT-In Deer Lodge, July
/ Sd, 1875, to the wife of Joseph Sur
prenant, q daughter.
BIEN-In Deer Lodge, July 18th, 1875, to
the wife of N. Bien, daughter.
DIXON-Ir Deer Lodge, July 18th. 1875,
ito the wife of w. w. Dixon, q daughter.
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An inquisition was held last Monday
before Judge Hllger In the matter OF the
sanity Of b. w. Sparks, . ranchman OF
San river. He 10 the owner OF the o'o
government farm there and became insane
ebout thru weeks age. He has brothers
and sisteus ct Mckee, jackson county,
Ky.. who have been informed OF his ssd
acknowledgements.
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o Tuttle's Appointments
Montana. 1875.

op Tuttle's Appointments for
Montana. 1875.
.eus. 10. Friday. 8 p. NJ, Sheridan:
sust Is, 12th Sunday after Trinity
iph City.
ssn,t %. Monday, ~. m. Sterling.
,eust "a. Tuesday. Up. M, Harris0n's.
ueust 2G, Thursday, 8 p. m, RAIDERS
rcu,t p. Friday. s pm, Hamilton.
nc,st q. 14th Sunday after Trinity
M and 5 m. Bozeman.
entcrnber i, Wednesday, 7:30 p m, Will
ii :, Thursday. 7:ao p m, Gallatio
;cpt 5, 18th Sunday after Trinity, II
I and 1880 p m, Helena
Bept. Z or s, Tuesday or Wednesday,
b D N, Diamond. =,
sept IL 10Th Sunday after Trinity, II
I, and 7:SO p m, Fort Shaw; and 3p m,
5ept. II, Friday 7:3O p m. Unionville.
Ell. 10, 18th Sunday after Trinity, II
I. and .:3O p m, Helena.
Iept 20. Monday, 7:3O p m, Clancy.
ept 81, Tuesday, 7:SO p m, Jeffereo'
:ps. y, Wednesday, 7:sop m, Boulder
;e 'ss "a, Friday, 7:3O p m, Blackfoot.
Jept 20. 18th Sunday after Trinity, u
and 7:3O . m, Deer Lodge.
lent. q, Tuesday, 7:3O p m, Pioneer.
beps 20, Wednesdays 7:3O p m. New
October 3, 10Th Sunday after Trinity
m, Stevensville, 2 p m, Corvallis.
bet. 10, Goth Sunday after Trinity, II
q. and Z o m, MissOula. -
|Oct. II, 2lst Sunday after Trinity. II
b and Z p m. Deer Lodge.
Oct Is or 10, Monday or Tuesday, 2 p m
liver Bow.
oct 81, Thursday, : p m, Poindextera
Oct q, Friday, Z p N, Argenta-
Oct a. 22d Sunday after Trinity, II
n and p m, Bannack.
Oct. %, Thursday. Z p m, Ma'ad.
The time of appointments at Diamond
ID Silver Bow will depend upon the day.
It stages run. .-
D. 8. FUTILE.
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Dry Goods.

Brown Muslin. best brande. per
ward from IA TO 12aI
Bleached Muslin best brands.
ner ward from 15& To 10 |
s,S sHeetinrs hest hr.nds ner
wand. from Is to 221l
SKA Sheetings, best brands, per
yard. 80
!9x4 Sheetings, best brands, per
yard, 81
lOx4 Sheetings, best brands, per
yard, 50
Duckings and Drills very low.
Corset Jeans, per yard, from Is to 103I
Ticks very low.
Apron Checks very low.
Blue and Brown Den;ns, PEI
Yard, from 20 to IL
Rolled Canbrics. per vsrd. from II to .
W,eans. ner ward. from Is to 122|
| All wool Deiaines. best brands.
per ward. fcom III to 45
COTTON Dehines. hest tran;ls.
ner ward. from q to 22a|
French Mcrino. per ward. from /. 10 to IS
Emnress Cloths. ner vard. from so
Renns Delaine. ner ward. from 80 to 27AI
nres, Goods and Cashmere. .hont ono.
holt he nsuaI mice '''-'-->- - ->'~'.' Wv
R,.cE A1naca aston,.h;rr DIV Al ner|
cont rednction elton -''''' WV p0'
White Goods astonish;nelv lov-40 ner|
cont rednct;on. 1'' ~
Srmmer shav,e radncod .hont ma. half
and sell from x6 51 tn f1l
n'",. To,l,s " a, ne mi
D..M Tsh asI ~; n.nsn Wot'n OK ~ ss a a0
D Dun aay Do; u MHh I'LL I'LL 8. ~ ~ 1o
nomosk ' Tnweis vorth Ok for 95
Zach Tor,,;n~ fr"m * n 191
Kentucky Jeans. per yard. from 80 to 223
/ Cotton Flannel, per yard. from 20 to 10
Opera Flannel, all colors, (GiL
bert's), per yard, from 60 to 80
i Sha ker and twilled Flannels great reduced
Waterproof Repellents from 81 20 to IS
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A Sewing Machine is an absolute
necessity in every family. In making a
selection do not fail to examine the Viii.
son Shuttle. This machine IL meeting
with unprecedented success, bsing sold at
q less price than any other first.class ma
chine, and At the same time combining to
q greater degree al the essentials of q
family machine.
Machines will be delivered 1T any Rail
road Station in this county, free of trans.
poriation charges, If ordered through the
Company's Branch House at .61O North
Fourth street. st. Louis, Mo.
They send an elegant catalogue and
chrome circular, free on application.
This Company want a few more good
agents.
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NEW Grow AaExcY, July 8, 1876.
EDITOR COURIER:
All quiet Just now, and building d 70
ing on lively, but, a. . natural conse-
quence, much time i spent in looking
around the country for the "noble red
man Of the palma" The Indians are 20
ing to live high. - they drove off forty
lead Of oxen and beef cattle about the
same time they drove of the horses and
mules.
JCL1 10.-Col Black. Sheriff Clark
and party have arrived, and are highly
pleased with the Surroundings, and OK.
|press surprise at the amount of work done
here in 30 short time.
i4ATER-July II, 6 4 m.-Patrick Hyde
and Nelson Weaver. of the Pease Expedi.
ton, have just come into camp, and re-
port having been attacked yesterday
morning about 10 O'Clock by party Of
about forty Sioux Indian. Sam Shively
was killed and Hyde wounded In the right
arm. They had left the headquarters OF
the expedition as messengers. and lost
Everything. MI. Henry Countryman &C
|companied them from opposite the mouth
Iof Still Water on he Yellowstone. They
Travelled all last night. Hyde and Weaver
report Peese and command permanently
located on Z stream SIX miles below the
mouth of the Big Horn, and cloee to the
bank Of tho Yello wstonc, ON the north
side. They have named the place Fort
Pease. Major Pease, accompanied by two
men. has gone to Bismarck. They have
built . good fort and corral, and consider
themselves sufficiently fortified to b. safe
from any number of Indians that may
come along. Plenty of Indians have
been seen since their arrival; some were
there when they arrived
Hyda and party we've attacked on the
divide east side of White Beaver creek,
about ten miles from the Yell owstone and
about eight miles abo7e the mouth Of
Still Water. Indians are scattered all over
the country. U KNOW.
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The Club is not yet organized, but u IN
. fair way of rivall:ng the Fat Mems club
of New York. The Executive committee
took dinner 1t the Metropolitan yesterday,
consisting of G. B. f., Reuben F., Ed. f.,
and Harry II. Any one having less than
six hairs on his Uranium to the square inch
IL eligible for membership. Eighty three
names have already been sent in. The
name of the organization will be the Bald
Headed Intellectual Club of B0zeman.
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OLD JOHN CRATES.
MAMMOTH Hor SPRINGS, July Z, 1875.

MAMMOTH H0T SPRINGS, July Z, 1875.
DEAR COURIER:
Nothing of unusual interest has trans.
pired here this season, save it be the do
iDgs Of the Fourth. At the break of day
McC artney and Buchanan, By the aid Of
ropes and poles, succeeded in raising q
flag OH the SUNNI: of the Gap of Liber-
IT," Mccartney doing the climbing bust
ness. At ten o'clock the fun commenced
by deputation calling on Dutch John
[who don't know this old smiling, leu
tonic Boniface]. and informing him that
he WIS selected as tie orator of the day.
John faltered, and proposed to compro-
mise by treating, but it failed tc touch
the boys. and at last he yielded. 10 make
it more binding. they induced John to
speak from the roof of one of the cabins.
Cne OF the patriotic boys proposed that
he should be wrapped in the American
colors, John objected by saying, ''You
vellers drinks you is dam booty shmard,
amt I?' John commenced his speech in
the language Of the Emperor William. and
the boys threw certain articles at him in
many dialects, and with diversity Of
tongues most Babel-ingly bewllderlng.
which silenced the Bismarck vernacular
and brought out the following choice,
sweetly flowing and gently gliding Eng
lhsn:
"You American vellers, dot is all boud
vot you drinks NIT dem Fourd Shuly.
You bin all dot dimes making shack nab.
bids init yourselves boud dem American
vellers on dot Burger Hills and dem Leg.
sington, und dem under leedIe skirmages.
Who done dem fitens? told you: It
vas dem under vellers, ninedy mine years
ago NIT dis summer. You yellers didn't
do desc, und w you becomes so broud and
and make leedle shack mules NIT your
selves! Dot American he vips dem Bird
Usher some leedle. but not enough guide,
and l told you poys If you wants to see
|sJme fitens you look leedle oud for dem
|Brussian soldiers init Won Moltke, dem
pestest soldaten"-and here John had
access once more to his mother tongue,
land the crowd dispersed. Thus ended
|our Fourth in the Park. jim.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-07-16

In . recent letter to . resident OF TINS
place. y. 8. Senator Allison states that
|he has given up the idea of making .
Trim 10 the Upper Yellowstone and the
Park this season. We regret this tor sew
|eral reasons.