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DROWNED 1T becomes our unpleas-
ant duty to record the death of John
Koran by drowning, about six O'Clock
on Thursday evening of last week
From what can be learned, he got into
a small skif 1T point near Rudolph
residence, a,1d padded mp stream until
he reached the schooner Glen Cuyler,
lying at the railroid dock. As his skiff
came in contact with the schooner he
put both hands against it and gave a
vigorous push, the action caused the
small boat to suddenly go from under
him, and he fell into the river-at that
point at least twenty feet deep. There
vas little four-year- old boy in the boat
with him, who with man upon the OPP
posite side Of the river were the only
ones who witnessed his fall. Koran
struggled to save himself but the waters
finally closed over him, and when his
body was recovered, life was extinct.
The deceased was in the employ of the
railroad company, was % years of age,
and leaves wife and two small children.
He was steady, industrious man, and
respected by all who were acquainted
with him.
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WE were surprised to learn, recently,
from Messrs. E. K. & E. n. Rand, the
well-known hardware and iron merchants
on Eighth street, that within the past
sixty days they have received over
sereatyJiUe tons of iron and nails but
when We come to consider the fact that
their establishment is one of the largest
in Northwestern Wisconsin, and that
their stock of goods embraces not only
everything called for in the ordinary
hardware line, but also large assert
ment of betting, ship-chandlery, wagon
stock, doors, sash, and many other ar
ticles out of the usual hne--in the sale
of several of which they stand alone, the
occasion for surprise was wanting. 1t
is pleasure to know that their trade,
already enormous, is daily increasing
fact which must prove conclusively
that they make it to si,e interest of their
patrons to buy of them.
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THE MILWAUKEE, MAGAZINE for May
opens with a paper on "Eussian Rulers,
Photographs and Proverbs, illustrated
with cut representing twelve photo
graphs of Russians, and giving interest
ing historical information about the En-
pire, and presenting some of the most
striking proverbs Ct the people. There
is the Usual variety OF reading matter in
the number, including a good story by
Rezford, racy sketch of a picnic in the
Rocky Mountains. by Mrs. Bogeja ;
some choice poetry. an illustrated fash
ion article, editorial, health, household
and science notes and gossip. Culver &
Co, Milwaukee 81 year.
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Mr.. EDITOR Il notice in your col
umns last week a short paragraph In re-
lation to State Certificates. Since then
[ have examined the report Of the State
superintendent and find that there are
only twenty-four persons in the State
which number three, or one-eighth of
the entire number, find employment
among US, Wig G. F. Viebshn, NJ. Kir-
wan and John Nagle. This speaks well
for Manitowoc County. We can hatter
ourselves that we employ for principals
of our schools some of the best educa-
tors in the State INVESTIGATOR.
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100 Cases Untrimmed Hats.-T. A.
Chapman & Co. have just received 100
of cases hats, which they will have on sale
this morning. They are the very latest
shapes, among which are the following:
Fairmonnt, Saratoga, Capote. Ttiens
Lorraine, Helmet, etc., which will be
sold at extremely low prices. Also, full
line of boys and misses sailors hats.
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The next annual State ScH,stzeaa Fest
viii be held at Mishioott on the 18th,
10th, 18th and 18th Of June, at which
large number of gentlemen from various
parts of the State are expected. The
arrangements at Mishicott will be such
that very enjoyable season can be had
and the prospects are favorable to very
successful Fest
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MAPLE GROVE, Jan. %, 1876.

MAPLE GROVE, Jan. %, 1876.
H. D. SMALLEY, Nanitoaooc:-The
Improved Buckeye Table Rake Reaper
and Mower which I purchased Of you
last season, is the ''Boss" Reaper in our
neighborhood. One of my neighbors,
Mr.. Henry Duonberg, saw my reaper at
work and said that it was the fourth that
he had seen that day, and said that my
machine did the best work of all. l
have seen the Champion work on the
farm of David Fisher, and would not
have a machine that would do such work
in my field. I would not sell my Buck
eye for double the price if could not
get another EDWARD kORB.
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TIE propeller Cuyahoga, of Spencer's
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for Lake Superior. She took on one
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By order of the Board of Aldermen,
soundings were taken to ascertain the
depth of water in our river, from which
it is learned that there is an average
depth of thirteen feet from The entrapcs
of the harbor to Main Street bridge, and
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feet.
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CITY AND COUNTY.
NamftozUoc. Thursday, May II.

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DEMAND FOR GoLD.-The demand for
gold is great but is not equal 70 the de-
mand for D. B. DeLaEd & Co.'S celeGra-
ted Chemical tSaleratats, especially
where this Saleratus has been tried and
its worth is fully known. Try it and
satisfy yourself. For sale by most mer-
chants. Use it instead Of Soda or Bak-
ing Powder.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-05-11

The Appleton Post says All fears
of injunctions being applied for restrain
ing our authorities from issuing bonds
to aid in the extension of the NJ. l.. &
w. r. r., may now be dismissed. The
bonds have been ''duly signed, sealed
and deiivered'' and the work of con-
structing the road will be commenced at
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-05-11

THE residence of n. Ross, corner of
Sixth and State streets, narrowly escap-
ed destruction by fire last evening. As
it was, considerable loss was sustained
by reason of the removal of furniture.
AS usual, the fire department was
promptly on hand, but its services were
not, happily, made necessary.
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ON Monday evening last. force OF

ON Monday evening last, force of
engineers, in tie employ Of the NJ. L.
s. & w. r. r., arrived in this city. and
on the following morning they COM
menoed the work of surveying the pro-
posed line of that road to New London.
Before our next issue, We have no doubt
that constructive operations will be in
progress -App1cton Post.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-05-11

Mrs. MooDY's abdominal, Madam
Fay's skirt supporting, and large lot
of cheaper corsets, just received from an
eastern factory, which we offer very
cheap. j. SCHUETTE & Bros.
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CAssIMEREs and Ready made Clothing
in great variety and Of the latest and
most fashionable styles, at less than cost,
at NJ. MAHoNEY'
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A LARGE line Of the celebrated Beaver
Dam brand of Cassimeres, at less than
cost, at nj. MAHoNEY's,
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FOLLOWING are the names of the Off
GERS of the Goodrich steamers forming
the west shore line. Most of them are
familiar to our readers, and all will make
themselves agreeable to those who travel
upon their respective boats:
STEAMER SHEBOYGAN.
CaptainvH. Mcintosh.
Clerk-Chas. Thompson.
Steward-John Lee.
LIST Mate-Wm. Ladner.
LIST Engineer-Phiilip Roth.
I'd Ray Flint.
STEAMER CHICAGO.
Captain-B. Sweeney.
Clerk-Henry Pates.
Steward--H Gartnar.
1st Mate--M Dorsey.
LIST Engineer-Peter Weber.
I'd Jos. Harrington.
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y. Z. PLATI.
General Dealer In
Dry Goods Groceries &c.
And aren't for

The Syracuse Fine Salt Co the Omen
dagga course salt Association. The
American Dairy salt Co. Laughland &
Cos Hay wire Bands P. K. Dederick
Hay Presses. Send for circulars and
further particulars to J. E. PLATE
Cor. York and Ninth SITS. Manitowoc
Wis
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MANITOWOO MARKET.

The following are the current prices
of the various articles of produce as re-
ported for us by J. Schuette & Bros.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-05-11

A LAIiE stock of all varieties and
qualities IF Tea :, at less than cost, at
M. MAHoNEY's.
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SAT1NErs, Kentucky Jeans, Cotton
AIDES, Flannels, ETC., at less than cost, at
NJ. MAHoSEY'
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NOTICE TO BUILD SIDEWALK.
CITY CLERK OFFICE. }
.fsuifOwoc- Wis Nav IL. 1876.

CITY CLERKS OFFICE.
Manitowoc. Wis, May il, 1876.
Whereas, at a regular meeting OF the Board
OF Aldermen of the City Of - 2nitowoc, held on
the Sth day of May, 1876, g petition was grant
ed for the building of a sidewalk on both sides
of Marshall street between 6tl, and 18th streets.
Notice is hereby Jiven, that owners OF lots
either side of Marshall street, between 9Th
and 18th streets, III the lSt end Sd wards OF the
city of Manitowoc, are directed to build good
and substantial sidewalk on both slices OF SAID
Marshal street between 9th and 18th streets, 10
be completed within 10 days from the dale OF
this notice, said side walk to be- not less than >
feet wide. Of sound 2-inch plank. with curb
plank and on the established grade OF said
Marshall street, according to the record IN the
Clerks Office in the city of MaDitowoc
GEO. HAGEN, St Com, lst Dist
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LADIEs' and Misses spring style of
hats, at J. SCHUETTE & Bros.
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MILLER HOUSE.
J. L. MILLER, Proprietor,

CoENER CHICAGO and SEVENTH SITS.
The proprietor is prepared TO fer the best accom-
rnodat.ons to the travelling PubIic- Good stal'ling
for teams i also provided. fine stock of Wines,
Liquors and Cigars kept or hand. 1Gdec45
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WOODEN, stone and hardware, at less
than cost, at NJ. MAHoNEYs.
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A LINE of boots and shoes, of various
grades, of less than cost, at
NJ. MsdoNEY's.
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TRIMMED HATS-.15 Cases
Just received at the following
unprecedcntedly low prices:
45c, 55c, 75c, S1.00, 1877 1-2,
1.75, 200 and all prices above.
Untrimmed Hats in all the
leading styles, among which
will be found the following
ROSE MICHEL, IMPERIAL
JULIETTE, SYLPH,
LUCILLA, COLUMBIA
QUEEN, TURBANS,
SPRAY, RO,
ENGLISH WALKING-HAT,
Etc, Etc, Etc.
We have frst-class Millin-
ers, and will trim Hats to or
der in the best style.
MILLINERS will be sup
piled with Straw, Tape, Chip
Hats at manufacturers prices.
T 4. GhanmansG0.
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L \DlES, DON'T

permit :he IIIiar ties OF climate season. the
impurities Of skin, t. annoy yUp, every lady
have cieEr pnre complex toi hy using,
G0LDWIE'S DANISH PGWDEE.
This remedy IL y recent discovery in medical sci
II uiiifes eiirnIIraN with the poisonous
reton- rai produca erupiuns and renders them inert
1t will cure ,he its. and unsiS tiy pimpes
the fnre in fiom ten 10 twenty days. and is the
only article Offered In this country thst will eff
fectuaiia ths ugly flesh worms this disfgure
tle faces 81 so many persons Of both sexes. Incur
allie fTeckie sOcnlied) also vanish by its continued
use. 1t may be used like ordinary toilet powder
and aside from lis medical properties is superior to
the finest pearl powders 1t =. impapable that,
whe.it beauties the duilest complexion, It's Use
cannot ts detected. The preparation is first
offered for sale in the United States put up in pack
ages especially intended for mailing, and will be sent
post paid1 20 any address receipt Of price, 100
per box so cents.
Try it. b. VI ARMSTRONG ( CO. Sole Agents.
T3I SAMSON St., Philad'a.
In ordering, please state whore You saw this adj
vert,ement.
, 1876-06-06

CHICAGO,

ARntvEp-schr Fashion, Michigan City, light; !;
Rchr Kearsarge, Muskcgon, lumber; HtW,r Corona,
St. Joe, Hundrtcs; atmr Chicago, Manltowoc,
sunGr1cs; achr Wlnuna Charlotte, coal; schr Look-
out, Grand 1iaver, l1nheri stnr Alpena. M'lsko-
gor1 sundricR; achy X. u. King, Wltto Lake,
wood; Hchr Presto, Grand Haven, pilcn; fchr l..
Dali. Muskcgon, timber; scow Marion Dixon,
Grand 1Inycn lumber; prop Fnvorita, Ncuomlncc,
towing; kchr l1crkchrl, Menomtneo. ,nn,bos; nchr
Planet, Mcnominee, lumber; scllr Souosa, Mcnon,{-
nee, lumber; ptup q. 7. Heath, Saugatuck,
sundries; schr c. Mfchelson, Iud!ngton, lumber;
schr Nacine, Mahkoyou, lumber; achs Emelnc,
Grand Haven, lumber: nchs Gypsoy, White Lake,
achr y. r. Hawkins, Union Pier, lunber: achr
Masksson: NY woS; sshS + r Ti,ey. whto Lsks'
.. Moss. Aiuskegoi,, humber; rcl,r Violin Holland,
Psss qh oss sI 'snf 6Jnr n:'s os ssh sasy ay
faS tSea s ssG ood s ssbf
cLrAMascss---stmr Curuna. st. Joe, suntlrics;
I,nlalo, q. oso u Wyatt sehr ifonsides, cedsf
'ehr MonsHagon, Kingston. il, 900 bn Corn corn !;
ay sfr 0fn esns s' sss ssi'S . TO- I Su '0% s'h
5f1 issns sa s"a s.: ;asss bs :fs' sRsS sSS
acns Thon'as rnr.on., R"F,ton TO- III et'Fs Sa eosn
acir pcnsaukcc rntralo. 81, COO b,4 corn; prop d.
y:r s'tS snSatast s Fsfn s; hss
Alpena; MnsIIseson 1o brls pork; prop Oeofto,
hidea scks Tsicolor Holland, .7o hidcs and n. III.
zoo brs our, 90. a05 bu rye. 1000 hags lax seed
nchr Ncltc Gardner, Port Huron, VI. $50 bu corn
RaS n tHSf I b1s se nn sae. s sss S9 S'
Kingston, Ill. :3131 bn corn; schr 81. Lawrence,
, 1876-06-06

M,!tettiel ~ ro9r y medium E1mlcs wrre quoted "
bs.
NEw T0nK.
NEtr yGNk. Jun1 S.Hferts {sccelpts, T. 810, making
70. lu0 Tor the wcvk. aganat q o last wesk; anunK
ae. quality fair; demand Eou1 enough; inost receipts
sn: pr!stH Rt0lt Nc lover than rIhhyi shae lower
thnh Monday last few HclcGteH kirers Entath Mt It
e VIM thy ontstle rsnrr fur extraordinary to strcs
Shfe;.-Eeceirts, GU7u, making a. 70 for tho week,
against ~ III Fast week lover rricea; slow sales nI
very dull feeling the feature o. in market, clipped
Tex6a received Friday cpn!I be sold any p1tcvy
Stclat-lstctiPs. 1,4N, nl1kng = {aI for tile week.
nErlhst ~. tUo last week: lIonu altered allyo.
EAaT Liberty.
Friday of through stock md 70 cat. for salc
hers In oil 2.3i2 cnd; tthl for siIn week }i lca
nRafnst .uiD tho week lcforc; supply fnr ynt sales
Eht. an4 no buslness Doing but ErtaI
PRICES et lcr way Tram last week.
H0p-fcrclptA, 3.An lcAdi totnf for the week,
10 S agn!nst - ?lS tho week btforoi Workers, H. 10
tsGtNs PhIIRaclnhlas, NJ. nktH. Is.
IL loo against II. 2oo tho week heforu nuns scfli,s
Mt. tG1lt8.
Sr. InrIs. juno 5.Hnys- bull and npmlna, for ship
p!nE buyers demand cnncesAfoa other grades srnly
S"tcsF. Sa r'ns' IT, sgsnK; ' 'acOn'
ctH1 steady anl nrn; demand nctye: gpoA to
chpice stccss, 81. 7sa W; medium iair. sl.255
Hata pony &t.ats4 71fi cow, 81. 75tsI I'd. nock-
crA 81 45M4 .37@; ftcdera si:7 7HS4ia; common 10
$J5lxH4.u0.
CINCINNATI, juno 5.-hogs-SteaLy nnI 1rn; COIN
M0n llG3t, aah!4u; fair to Kuo,t light aud heavy, 54
&c. ltscclpts, 7ta; shtpnunts. 800
, 1876-06-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

0nps AND ESpa.-1hu buoy on Clark's Point,
which was moved out OF place by . recent gale.
has been properly replaced. The prop Oneida vi
tho Western transportation Line has only receutly
been placed In commission. - Capt john Rice
has charge Of tho expedition which went 10 tho 70.
lcase of tho schr Mary 4. rcrsw, ashorv IN the
Straits. The *ehr Caledonia Of lsacns was sold
by John i.anEloia D BON 10 Anton lorgsaon, ali uf
kaelne, Tor 81. 900 Tho ttunsfer wua made Sat.
ur4ay.. Thu bark Franz alKei has been stripped,
and !. to 10 thoroughly ortrhaulud anu repaired II
C!syslana. Now can't ttmbcss will bs put IN
she no" satrI l. but ii IL tho
, 1876-06-06

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.,'a. .s". nv a " ~. "ou'at s Nv ,s uu..st
rh,as. ,.a,,tn. ~, :, ,lnna ~. 49, ~ h,.'
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ch,ngsd Tho cnst and .yo,d ~ s,,.s ~. ,y,bnnt
ncv fnstnrr. M. ,xs,n n.d.r.d ,s,,, .nn,o frco.
lonn. and ,nn.t tfnas vs+. hs,a sr,,t. c.rhon al.
vsnred ", sna tr,,,,,I.s 49,. ,To..d - IL Ia.
.,na nnsnts ,ssss n.a.. .,,t,a W. 49,. rr.nn
,,hi.,, ~. T., .sS "I a"sI' =. ~, ~ ,,,, ~
Thn u,n,,o.atn inn,,a. ,,.,,,ss ,,n. f.,iv .e,rv.
~o,tn,1n, 1,.,. a., 49,. =. ~. +,,rtn+ md
somo Of III, con-.er o,sdos m uhcr sold at sllrht
ronr..,,oas f,o,,, n.sx,or. n-,.e. Thcvard hn,i,
, 1876-06-06

withdrawn from store on Saturday for city con.
sumption: s. GOD bn wheat, ], $50 bu corn. IA
bu oats, 403 bu bnflcy.
Tue following grain was inspectcd Into store
on Monday morning: 10 cars No, N. ". wheat,
100 cars No. NJ ". do, car No. I spring, Of
cars No. do. l1D cars No. do, 43 cars reject
cd do, CARS no grade 10 (410 whcat); Gi cars
and Il. 800 bu high mixed corn 377 CARS and y: 700
ou No do, can new mixed do. ~ cars and
1900 BIT rejected do, cars no grade 1888 corn):
81 cars white oats, q cars No. Q do, ears aud
1000 bu rojectod do {6o oats}; IL carr No. 2
rye, 2 cara rejected do, cars No. barley, cars
No. do, 3 cars rejected do. Total IT, oia cars).
ASS, 900 bu. inspected out: 0S..3a uu wheat,
1Sl. iGi bu corn, g, 64u bu rye, aud Lei hu bar
10y.
The following table shows tho distribution Of
thu breadstuls shipped from th!s city during last
week:
, 1876-06-06
corn-st, op nu At 44Ho for July md 44,so for Au.
gust. .....- ~ AK. -. -.
Mrr rorl.-I. no hrh st sl7 n for july and sl7.s7t

corn-sl np hu Al 44Ho for July md 44}so for Al.
gust. . ..... a. -.
Ms~ rors-1 oo hrls ss ST. IA for july and s,7.s71
for AUXnat ..
LaN-71o tcs at sla T. slo. SIX seller August.
tArEAF, .. =.
esa pork In donand xnd hrI1er. kaos 900 bflA
Rcllrr July, At et7.Ta9T.ss. u,
Lard ncttyr AMI I1s3Oc higher with nalea rennst-
Cd 7 tcn At $40 +sttlo Hs for In1y ard $t0.7oa
~. 724 for August
Wheat advanced 1Falho under hci ternand from
the shorta who rnsllcd tntu the market texnrds tho
coac on the strength ns hrnnets In Sew YORK md the
cusornry var news from abroad srllst ,Inly *aA 4
.oaA. cosnE Al t1.udIf. AushHt s"ld Mt eloM
CUrn was act!yc md ~ higher selling at iis{lts&c
for July. anil closing at 4stc juno su} At tNsIAae,
closing Mt 4F&c.
Osss Nc hiRhrr, In sympathy witt other grain,
closing a. 2y>tc for Lnnc AMI 1Af{e for July.
CALI nt3A1lb, ..-. ..
ssa roTk IN "ers ND n tIe1tns abogt 2'e "a slqvs W
Ausntt. sn!rs g - nr, ct sl7 sas 81. H. u
for July, AMI *1b It1 II. Is fur August. .
Lrrd r}osci i3c hIEhcr than 1t oc1ock, hut Shade
ta.lcr than inst tcfnTc Tho call July cioscl nj t1u
anil August At $ltl 70. hAlcS 7al tea At SO Hu1t
IL G3E for 1uly sId s1o. 70 for AurH.i ~ .a
~ GU tc4 shoulders et 615c,