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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-13
9u6 Der NQtMr,s.

entbaltenb f4S Seiten unb cine Ansabl f95na
a%ttilbunssn. Stts ptricn tsiter @ti&itHtf.
unS tauptlGdlid iplte bic ~ beiratttn bsabf&tf-
sen Icatsn bitle5 Bud baten. Die Rmnf LANCE
Al lstsn unb bic araft bes Waines llt 80 srbaltsn.
sepic bic Grbalt,ing Der Wciblibieit. Wit rafn
Ibrne uub seiinbs 8inttr BADEN fam. Nv
@erstli6er &atb nut pisle trrabrte &eesste
fir bic gsrfcmninihs in Der sI1eu YsriOsssts
cbeliden eebenS. @iro i%crataltis S%eriieselt an
i,senb cine atrsIe fir IS GtS p%srianbt aSreffre
DIR. Jacques, Central Medical Institute, 705
Chestnut Str. st. Louis Nc. .ijgi3ig
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-13

Gin 2ebrsr bate. wie's ia niat chen
gang feltsn porfomnit, an buntet &na.
ben in ieiner &IaKe. @5ttrfE2
Sd wunbere MIDI, duberte Semant,
mis Sic obne $ilfslebrer nit Den bunoert
'Senseln fert,s iusfbenn.
., erwieberte Der .@epIastc, nit Den
bunbcst Sunasn sebt es gang gut +; aber
Die a%peibunbert @Iten. Die basu seb5reu
Die MAIDEN mir baS 9eben iauer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-13

Sci Der population zines S6uifera,
DC, feds @eiber sebabt bate. uno nit
Der ii%ebenten Fd trauen Iieb, pablte Der
@eifIide CUR Sraurebe f~olgsnoen Segt
PLUS feds SriibiaIen bat Did Der Serl
%errettst uno in Der iiebentsn miro Did
fein llntal trcffen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-13
NuS Benz er # dleswi 0
h q Il e n i / dl { II & rien.

u u t | ! W t u ~ "
Sberit (eineS baprliden 0tsDimeats)
SER MtaDor, b0 mir bier am Stranbs
osS MeereS (@oroies) iinb, modte ib Den
Soloaten eerne %3uiammen ben erobarti,
gen @nbIid sOnnen ; luilen Sic ibr ga.
taiaon uOrmeidieten.
Mfuior: Sebr wobI Qabt Die SoIoa'
ten aufmaidiren.
Sberit =: Sameraoen ! "a idaut's bin
iebt bic unabiebbare Slutb! ST bas nidt
elm erbebenber @nblid !! Belder @eoanfe
tei9t oa in Gurer SOloatenbruit auf =:
Sic SOloaten, einiiminis: ., 9erl
Sberit mann Dos lauter Bier ipar
@faior: SanseS Battalion. Sebrrri
Marid II!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-13

S4ulebrer: .Mbsr ,pssbalb fl9en
Wsloro in Sieiem triben. iamubissn
walsr ; BARN baIten id ia feline Slide
Soro sd ueib, i'd ueib SD aud
Mot angle uesen bic Slide, i'd ausls
uesen bas Beraniisen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-13

3 I'm 81 e aelu + ii oas y = I.
ttfde 9eben.
l.. SHE peridiebe auf morgen, mas bu
teute tbun fannit.
2. Sic Lemiibe @nbere nit bcm, ipaa
eu felbit tbun tannit.
8. 8eridwenbe ME tsin @elb, che bu
eS bait.
4. SHE taufe unniibe Saden, neil fe
bilis fino.
5. Sodmutb foitet uns mebr benu SUN
ger, Dnrit un6 &dltc.
6. @ir bcrcucn ME, bab mir ,u wcnie
seaeien babcn.
Z. Midts 1T miibiam, penn mir CT
wilis tbun.
8. @ie oft baben icne llebcl uns
Sdmer;en' peruriadt, wclde ME ein'
trateu.
8. @etradte aIss bon Der gutter
Scitc.
10. @enn hu..sornis tiit, ;able scbn
ebe on ipridit ; bi1 gu icbr Sornig, f
sable bunbert,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-13
mn Tl00IW Sentral

705 Chestnut st. Louis Mo.
@isbt INNER nod auserIi1iss uns ldnsls 81
baneluns in alien s%tbeimen uns aef@ls4hiHsn
8ranfbtitsn titit strRSrtnten 8rantbeiitn psrar
iabt turd jussnbli&e gsrirrnnssn cssr' ipatsrr
ausidweiians -wie Spermatborbpea, Gamsn.
itpdhe, NersSie SdwX6e, llnfrl6tbarttit unb
ibrs Ib,sdliten 3pIsen, @etanftni@rads Ner-
ytnIt,pG6s, atslt pcr etr 3ufuuft, &shtarfeit,
aasssbruns llntaualidfeit fir sas i%c3iaIe .sbsr
Gbsleten pSer ben Grfclg in 6ei6ifs.I .gbsnfp
lanawierae SGIe ron srbcincn 1ranfteiten. IN
jster Sprm. taS Slut ,np WittiDe inntrs Sraaae
sersif:enb, fUnnen mir fGsr aut rauerbaft beilsn.
Sanfrntc Won patisnten bic ron itrs asbtiltwur-
bel fInnen eicS b%eSrusrn. llnitrt trei6is. jdbrige
Irlrts, NIB has Smtium titfer aranibeittn
babcn un5 Grfabrunasn une Otlbidlidfsit a.
lI6ett. gBir idideu Nupeiiunssn nut @tbilinsn
initt sebeim an iraeMO zine NerHs. Gprrripsn.
ben, une COMPILATION 81. w - ga
Yamp)let in periieaeltcn GouUert fiir
s,pet Yojtftempe(. S. u 70
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-13
so utteriorge.

v@is ssbt's SbEen benn, Srau Sas ?"
= vNd @ott, mir gins's idon gut, aber
nlein Sobu mad. mir 10 piel Summer,
= Der Sdlinscl Mil nidts arbeiten
.Scb'n Sic, Der founte Elm 2cben iiibren
ipie elm @raf,-- wenn er ale Sage
sinen &lafter SolS MAIDEN wiirbe."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-13
Meparaturen an Ssdbmafebinen

tlnterssiGnrter mGdte hermit has pe,ebrte
dutlifum bena9ri6ten, pab or &eparnturen at
aaer glrt NGbn,aldinen uhtcrninnt, unb ba6 or
i'm Stanet II, irsenb tpslden feblenben pber Der.
broutten Ibril biais su iiefsrn. Da Niemarb
I'm 90 ans iagen farm pte siel 3eit iirb Nibe
es fpRetein Iaf6ine in aanstarsn 3uIfanS ,u
1csenlc brretnct or fir fine 3eit 50 Gents per
Stunbe, uab trIe Sbeile crtra.
: y. 8, SaIcnrtttcr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-13
YIN 0tne Bic es amaebt.

gs miro bienit CUR a~Geemeinen &ennt-
uib sebradt, bab @ob. @obpn an Der
@fe Der SAiacr unb 3weiten Strabs
siuen neuen @rocerie Store etofnst bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-13
S6ul =MDbel! )

S'r Undergraduate bat cine Rartie
Shulm6bel, beitebenb aus Suite iinS
Sibcn, bic iid nod in autem 9nitnno be'
inocn uno iebt i'm S@ulbauie gu Ser
mann itcbcn, 81 pertaufcn.
s.. 90 itsen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-13

Rrithp Cine idnsae ins srinsIi%
S@ulHt+ Seilans fir Sril9e ster5unia.
in SUNG unb alt, s~arartirt bic Sutfcn Wtttsts.
Cine feife Seiluns ueer feline 3ab'una. S&rsitt
oeer ipre6t psr bei Ir. Suripn, 706 Gbsstnut
GIRAFFE ct. YpuiS. DO. 20
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-13
9aterIide Math.

Taterlide @atb.
Satet : usiintm Did I'M 9eben Dor ben
MonOtaten III Mdt, IS wirb Dir 8ortbcil
eintra9en y
Sobn: nllnb bod bente id fslbit Mb.
potat gu iperben /"
Water: nSa 70, bas pdre frciIid nod
portbeilbafter. I"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-13


- Ser Mann gum Srsunbe: Sanni
gu mir.9elo leiben? SD bin in oel
Motb. +
Scr Srcuno @as i'd babs. bas braud
id ielhit. @snn i'd mebr babe. 10 leib'
i'd germ.
Ser Mfann CUR @eliebten &annIt Ou
mir @slo leibeu? Sd bin in @otb.
Die @eIiebfe: @imm aIes, SeIie bier,
unb id babe nod INNER mebr, oils id
braude.
Gin wabrbaft 86tt!ider 3n8 am @eibe
Sis iesnct ben Sun9er nod, tuenn ie ibn
fir ibre 2ieben ertragen bart.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-13
9 inc Muti t d t.

uScben sic, oieier &rug bier 1T idOl
iiber 300 Sabre alt." .
uNfidt m09lid /! IS beiubet fd ia Ill
Der Mubenieite bic sdlaht bel 2sipsis
uno auf benz Gcdsl baS Yortra
Moltfe's !" ...,-.r.
ySa mi6en sic, bas lit 10. Mci'
@rObuater bat ben &rug scrbroden uni
einen neuen Srug on ben alien Sede
MAIDEN la fen, uno oa mein 8oter Del
Dedsl ruinirt bat, - bab' i'd elmer
neuen Dedel al ben alien &ruS NADER
lafea."
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-07-20

LAST Sunday afternoon as Mrs. L.
Skarivoda and Andrew Reutz and tlaugh-
ter were driving dowl the hill just this
side of the Little Manitowoc, on the
Neshoto road, one of the bolts holding
the wagon-tongue III place came ont,
letting one side of the cross bar to the
ground. The horses became frightened
and ran away, going some two miles be-
fore they could be checked. The old
lady was thrown against the seat in front
of her with violence sufficient to fracture
the hyoid bone, loosen several teeth and
injure her in other places about the face.
She was also severely bruised about the
body. The girl was pretty badly hurt
about the hips, and the man about the
shoulders. DR.. Paine was called, and
under his treatment all parties are doing
well.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-07-20

A VERY serious accident occurred in
Co., last Friday afternoon, whereby Il
young man named John Hcssel, was
severely burned. 1t becpme necessary
to melt n quantity of rosin in large
iron kettle, the work was assigned to
this young fellow, and just after the
stuff began melting, and while he was
near it, the kettle Suddenly burst, throw
ing the hot mass into his face. He was
badly burned, and it is n wonder that
his eye sight was not destroyed, his eye
brows having been burned off. The
young man was Immediately cared for,
and Will soon recover.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-07-20

VALUE OF A SILVER DoLLAR.-Owing
to the debate in Congress relative to the
value of money, and the numerous as
sertions regarding the depreciation of
silver, it has been quite an inteI esting
matter to discover the exact value of q
.silve. dollar That is, to try to discover
the value OF q silver dollar for the real
value depends SO entirely upon circum-
stances that one can't form q correct es-
innate.
For example. = ordinary parlance
aud in every day business. us one pur-
.cbast,s trife here or there: silver is on
a par with paper money but suppose
one wanted to sell 5000 silver dollars
the banks would pity him only about IS
cents in paper money, Per dollar. Now
suppose one wanted twenty five dollars
worth of small change in silver; the
banker would charge six or seven cents
premium. Why 2? Because small change
of every kind is so sorace. The value
of silver, therefore, depends entirely
upon circumstances.
There is no sort of use in boarding
silver many are doing it, but it is vast
ing talent So much bnllion is turned
out OF the mines that silver is deprecia-
ted greatly, in reality, although for pri-
waite use, few dollars at time, of course
If is a par with paper money.
There seems to be the consistency of
thick mnd aboit the question, when one
commences to look at it, and argue about
l.. Silver isn't so worthless that people
are going to throw it away-but Mt the
same time it isn't so valuable that people
are going to make anything by boarding
IT
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-07-20

CHEAP FARES 10 THE CENTENNIAL Elk
TIBnIoN.- WI orr Republic ccer took
at21on its Like Again?-No occurrence
since the days Of the Revolution has
wrought up the feelings Of our patriotic,
country loving native and adopted citi-
Zens, as the Great Exhibition in Phila-
delphia, which has assembled represen-
tatives from every civilized nation on the
face of the globe. OF course there were
some misgiyings as to the success of this
cyciopian affair, and Congress was loud
~ called for, to aid the proper celebra-
tion of our One Hundredth Birth day as
Il Nation. The friendly feelings exhibit
ed by the whole world, with whom we
are at peace, early gave assurance to the
managing directors, of the ultimate sue
cess of the Centennial Exhibition. As
we look over the $50 acres of that part
Of the Fairmount Park devoted to the
Centennial, and the miles of magnificent
buildings in which are crowded the pro-
auctions of the world, and the daily as
semblage of an hundred thousand per-
sons, can we say that the great Fair,
which commentaries our Nations birth
and which has awakened new interest in
that memorable event, the signing of
the declaration of our Independence, is
n failure? We say emphatically, MOI
The Great TT. Wayne & Pennsylvania
Railway Line have brought into requisi-
ton all of their new, elegant, costly and
luxurious Hotel, Sleeping and Drawing
Room Pullman Palaces, to accommodate
visitors. The tracks of this fayorite,
short and most direct line, lead directly
into their New Centennial Depot, con-
venience appreciated By all. 1t must be
remembered that no other road runs their
sleeping cars into Philadelphia direct,
without change. The reduced rates Gre
jated by the railroad war has made the
fares about one half of the regular tariff.
Round trip Centennial tickets, good for
sixty days, with privilege of stopping
off at any point, may be purchased over
the Eft. Wayne & Pennsylvania Railway.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-07-20

NEW POSTAL RATES. following
are the reductions made by Congress on
the rates of miscellaneous or third class
mail matter, with the exception of mer
chandise, samples and circulars Trans
lent newspapers and magazines, regular
publications designed primarily for ad
vertising. or for free circulation at nom
inal rates, and all printed matter of the
third-class, are to be transmitted at one
cent for each two ounces or fraction
thereof, and one cent for each additional
two ounces or fractional part. I,.e
senders may write their names on the
covers, with the word ssfrom," and may
designate in writing or in print the
number and names OF articles in pack
age. The address on postal card may
be either written, or printed, OF affixed
thereto.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-07-20
MORTGAGE SALE.

Whereas de fault has been made in the Iay,rcnt OF
money secured by certain r:ort-cage bearing date
tlie 20ih of February, 1875 made and executed by
Benjamin Jones, Of the city and county of Manit0-
VICE. 10 RUFUS 7. Eaton OF ihe place. which sa>-
mortgage duly recorded in the Office of tl.e Reg
lister OF Deeds in said ccnnty the 4t day of March
1870, at 10 O'Clock A in volume ? of mortgages
page 2.t and where's, the amount claimed to be
due said mortgage at the date OF this publication
and Tor the recovery OF which sum- anv part there
of no action proceeding at law has been institut-
ed is the sum OF S}G3.5S and $4,000 solicitors fee
now, therefore, notice is hereby given according to
the statute that lay virtue of the power of sale
therein contained. said mortgage will be forecIosed
10y the sale at public anciion of said premises de-
scribed in said mortgage lots six Co. seven a. and
eight (S) in block one hmm red and sixteen (I16) in
said city of Mantowoc, on the 18th day of-August
1875, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon the front door
of the court house in said city.
Il. P. EATON, Mortgage.
Dated Tune 20, 1876. 2qiuntd
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-07-20

amy time. They VIII always be welcome.
A--s------------.--4--~-z
TIE schooner Transit is now taking on
a load of ice for Chicago.
TEE Hayes aud Wheeler Club meets
at The Council Room Saturday eve.
From So TO so degrees has been The
average temperature here for the PAST
few days.
QUITE large brick residence is Being
built on Franklin street, just ca OF
Z. Schultz's place.
THE ting Willie Richards brought a
raft of twelve spars to this port on Tues
day from Suamico.
MARRIED, on the 10th inst, Mr.. VIM.
GRIEBLING, Jr., and Miss ALvINA Nrrz.
both of Green Bay.
PARTIES FILLING to get their paper
from the carrier will please report. We
haven new carrier on the North Side.
THE schooner John Schuette is in port
getting ready to carry load OF lumber
from Green Eay to Bristol, England.
THE revenue cutter andy johnson
came into this port last Friday and left
again Saturday morning for Milwaukee.
y NUMBER of the Turner fraternity in
this city viii attend the State Conyen-
ton OF Turner's ct Plymouth this week.
THE propeller Missouri, for several
weeks in dry dock here receiving a
thorough rebuild, went ont on Saturday
night ''as good US new
S!EyERvL new sidewalks were ordered
to be built by the Boad of Aldermen at
their meeting last Monday. Notices
will be found in another column.
The tug Willie Richards has returned
to this port. There was not sufficient
business at Green Bay to make it an OBJ
ioct to keep her there any longer
MEETING.-Notice is hereby given
that there viii be a meeting of the La
dies Society of the First Presbyterian
Church, at the church next Wednesday
afternoon.
A LARGE schooner was placed in the
dry dock here on Sunday morning to be
recaulked. The steamer Metropolis
will be locked as soon as the vessel gets
out of the way.
Mr.. HENRY D. S3ITTH, Secretary of
the Appleton Iron Company, has filed
petition in bankruptcy. The stoppage
of the works throws out of employment
n large number OF hands
UNIoN.-Unite your good flour with
D. B. DeLand & Co.'S Best Chemical
Saleratus if You want extra bread, bis
,;rlit and pastery of all kinds.-United
they rise, divided they fall.
PROF.. L. G. CHAMBERLAIN, President
of the Wisconsin State Geological Sur
vey, and corps of assistants, are sur
yeying and exploring the rocks in the
northwestern part of the State
REMovAL.-Dr. Coakley would inform
his friends and the public in general,
that after this week he may be found at
his new Office, one door west of Paul
Leubners hardware store, on York St.
Mr. JOHN MULHoLLAND,o of Sank City,
brother of Peter and Henry Mulhol-
land, of this city, spent several days of
last week in visiting old friends in the
city and country. He went from here
to Philadelphia, on Monday.
LosT, in this city, long black pocket
book, containing money, several 1000
mile railroad tickets, season pass over
Goodrich line of Steamers, and other
minor articles. The finder will be suit
ably rewarded by returning same to the
editor of this paper.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-07-20

GRAND PICNIC.-The members of the
Pulaski Guard are to have grand pic
mic in the vicinity of the church at Nord-
helm on Sunday, August 6. Arrange
ments for good time are being COM
pleted, and what with music by Vein
schenk's full band, dancing, eating and
drinking in good company, etc, itpron-
Uses to be successful affair. We will
give more particulars next week in the
shape of an advertisement.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-07-20

DEATH OF Mrs. kLINGHoLz.-AIrs.
Henrietta Klingholz, wife of Charles
KIingholz, Esq, died on Sunday last.
The deceased came to this country from
Germany with her husband twenty
seven years ago, since which time she
has resided at the Rapids During her
long residerc C, here she was always held
ID the highest esteem by large circle
Of friends who, with her husband, chill
dren es.i felatiyos, sincerely mourn her
departure. Her funeral occurred on
Tuesday aud vas very largely attended.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-07-20

THE City Marshal pulled" lisre-
putable house in the Third Ward n few
nights since and lodged the inmates, two
girls and two boys, in Jail. The follow
ing morning they each paid fines rang
ing from one to five dollars, besides costs,
and were released. For the sake of the
boys parents We withhold their names,
but the next batch Of them caught in
such 4 place will find their names in
print
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-07-20

AMONG the cases disposed of in the
United States Circuit Court ut Oshkosh,
Thursday, was that of John Rlpp, who
plead guilty to the charge Of having an
illicit still in Door county, and he was
sentenced to pay a fine of 5000 and i'm
prisonplent in the county jail of Winnie
bago county for one month, and stand
committed until the penalty and fines
are paid.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-07-20

HENRY WARD BEEGIIER is expected to
lecture before BayIes Great Mercantile
College, keoku1, Iowa, This season.
Theodore Tilton lectured last November.
We would call attention to the advertise
ment in another column. IT will Pay
any young man, whatever his future &C
cupation may be, to spend from three
TO six months at keoknk, Iowa, under
the instruction of Prof. Miller obtaining
a thorough knowledge OF business mat
ters Parents should send their sons,
B..ylies College Is al old and perman ent
institution, and guarantees a snbstan-
tial, useful education to every student
that enters.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-07-20

THE first meeting of the organized
Hayes and Wheeler Club will be held
at the Council Room next Saturday eve
ming. Republicans, and persons favor
ing the election of the Republican Ma
donal ticket, can best show their desire
to assist in securing that grand result
by attending and becoming members.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-07-20
NOTICE,
STATE OF WTSC 0NSTN, MANITCWCC COZ
CIiY TREAsrE.R's OFILCr.

CITY TREAsCE-R's OFFICE,
MaTitcw0c, June -. 1915.
Notice is hereby given 10 the occupants Of
lots parcels OF a:.d fronting Buffalo street be-
tween I and Stii Streets, that the tax list FOR the
Improvement of said Buffalo Street has been deliver
cd TO me Tor collection, and that tie ~i owners or
occupants of lots parcels ol Hard .rOltinC on the
stree: above DESERT cd hereby rcGuircd to pay to
me within thirty days after tie date Of THIS notice
the taxes charged ~ SAID list to the iuts parcels
land ownen by Them respectively, together with The.
commission OF five per ccntur- the amount Thereof
for collection fees. AID that ii said taxes shall be pai
within fifteen days from the date Of this notice tue
fees for collecting the Will lie only two Fer cent
on the amount OF sUch taxes. tt!-224t
JOSEPH STlEfILE Civ Treasurer
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-07-20
YEGETINE
WHAT IS NEEDED.
BosTe2, Feb IS. Is7

i'Hio-N Icp 10: iod L
Nj. IL. L. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-About one year since fund myself
in f.ehe condition from general debility V iG T.
TINE was strongly recommended t" NE by friend
wine had been much benefited by its Use. procured
the article and after nslng several bottles
stored to health and discont nu.l Is ieel unite
confident that there is iicne superior it for
those complaints for which it is especially prepared
and woud checriully recommend it to tlo,e who feel
that they need something to them TO perfect
heaith-- Respectfully youls,
u. l.. PEITINC;ILL.
Finn of $. NJ pettingill Co., lG State Street Boston,
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-07-20
HAYES AED WHEELER.

There will be regular meeting
Of the Hayes and Wheeler Club
of Manitowoc at theCouncil Rooms
on Saturday Evening, July 22d, at
S O'Clock. All voters interested
in the election of Hayes e Wheel
or are cordially invited 10 be pres
ent. A. ID. JONES, Pres.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-07-20

Work on the extension of the NJ, L.
s. & w. +. r.. westward from Appleton
is progressing at n satisfactory rate, some
fifteen miles having been graded so far
this season. The officers OF the road
have ordered-or are about to order
four new passenger coaches, a lot of box
cars, flats, ETC., some of which are al
ready here, giving evidence that their
business is increasing. The completion
of the road to New London, and the for
nation of a connection westward, cannot
fail to be beneficial to the interests OF
this city.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-07-20
NOTICE FOB PROPOSALS,

"a Office IS HEREBY e VEN THAT TIE IN
~ Gersigned will Tor the next ten days receive
sealed proposals for The construction OF sidewalk ia
'front.' of lot in block ISL on Marshall street. same
to be built on the established grade and accord NJ
to plans adopted by the Board Of Aldermen.
GEO. HAGEN, Street Ccm'r First Dist
Dated July 18th, 1876. juli3 2t
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-07-20
NOTICE FOR PROPOSALS.

n Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE IN
~ drrsgned Will FOR the ia receive sealed
proposals for the construction of Il sidewalk Sew
enth Street in front of lots and III block Isl the
TO he built i" the established ade and accord
ing to plans adop'cd hy the Board of Aldermen.
GEO. HAGEN, Street Coln'r III. st Dist.
Dated july 18th. 1876. iuII3-2t
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-07-20

THE Rev. DR.. Schetky, of BAY City,
Mich, AID the Rev. Geo. b. Engle, of
Indianapolis, Ind, former rectors of st.
James church, in this city, are expected
to be in their old chaEcel and one or the
other of them to preach at each of the
services on Sunday next.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-07-20

In the prize target shooting at Phila-
delphia, Wisconsin target, the winner
Of the 81, 500 prize only scored 81. At
the recent Schuetzenfest at Mishicott
this was beaten by several, rs high rs
Gs being scored At the same distance
At9rat0aec Etsferlprise.