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kELLNERsyHLE, Franklin, Feb. 6, 1876.
EDITOR PILoT:-Tak ing advantage OF
your kind invitation to all, VS. drop a line;
and although We cannot conceive any such
brilliant sentiments Of dislike for our sur.
rourdings as your Independent eorrespon-
dent display S, still we can let cur friends
know that in our busy little village things
are on the move. Despite tie closeness Of
the monetary Arrangement, business has
been quite brisk until the sleigLing give
cut, and now every one is waiting for
beautiful SNOW" and the settlement of
the vexed question as to whether his spring
hat v i'll be a Tilden one, or a Hayes.
The nleasantest event of the season
came off at Kcllner's Hail. on the 81 inst J,
in the shape of large private dance party
for the invited guests Of Mr.. AMI Mrs. NJ
Hale Smith, the spacious hall OF the genial
proprietor of KellnersyiIle being opened
for the occasion. The music by the Smith
Brothers, Of Gibson, caused the Eight fan
tastic tee to be trirped in the Macy
fashion, Meme to the contrsry noiwith-
sta nding) in amount to make all aver that
it was a success.
Reading the stirring and. pathetic senti-
ments Of your "lndepcndent' CORES pendent
- -, $3.50 1-,--.~--
asked by tie Jew of old: "Can any coed
no,,o nnt IS N.,.r-+I9t, H., H. .o.,,- . &
his ideas, the public might very easily
believe that at least there was nothing good
in Franklin. | wonder if the gentlemam
was eyer in that part of Franklin called
'Bafalo" by the natiyes7 Ii lie has rot,
then that's the place for him. \ person
OF his unlimited capacity, viii Immediately
discover field worthy the laJors of u
ii'anthropist, OF course circams tances,
or the nature Of The surface, and necessarily
limited resources of the people, have moth.
Ing to 90 With the building of temples of
knowledge IN the Wilderness. Oh no It's
well Tor him, though, that he can say be is
independents; has neighbors cannot all say
the same. No maps, globes, or "rrimary
charts Horrible! They might furnish the
primary charts anyhow Why don't he
improve the state OF affairs? lie makes the
statrment that 1--WE have large schools
here ! and then. proceeds to give the
dinensions OF 4 smoke house. Very CON-
rlacent indeed bur it's all tue, there are
last such schoolhouscs in Fr.lnklia, and
possessed Of as limited resources, perhaps;
but there are gsod ones. as well; and al-
though they,may not he furnished with ali
the necessary requisites for carrying on the
good work, sill there is work doue, anu
tcetI done, too.
Such repining as Independent; eyiuces
over the sad condition Oh his nei.hbors or
bis own, dos not enable the teachers CAL
ling. or encourage the uniucky recipient of
Az per cent to work Ike "Oiiygr Twist'
for more. Bat true courtesy to these who |
call you ''Tac.er." az Wei as anyone else, |
and the following Of the Golden RUE |
somewhat, vii. 10 a great measure alleviate |
the soTreyrs of some, who, as teachers, have
,as name, Wishau. Ike 's.sfare
HATE
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THE LIGHT OF Tue HoUsEHoLD.-Smi
ing faces are the household lights. Can
wife expect her huband to smile when she
sets before him poor bread? Can hus-
band look for smiles from his wife if he
offers her inferior materials for making
bread? If you, SIR, will please your wife,
get d. B. DeLand & Co.'S Best Chemical
Satsratus, and she will produce bread and
biscuit. thai. vii! please yon-that will
householI-smiles all around. Use it in
tead Of Soda or Baking Pow der.
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Died

EA TOCGu.-At the residence of Hon
William Easougll, in the town of Kos.
suth on the Ith inst, Charles Eaiough,
Ire ether OF VII lam, aged 10 years.
Deceased was native of Lancashire.
England, and came to this country eleven
years ago. lie settled in Marrick county,
Neb., where he fell into bad health. and
came to his brothers fer CT ange Of climate,
last fall. A very large concourse ofreopIe
attended his burial at Branch Mills.
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Maple Gr0Te.
Febru ary l0;h, 1877.

February luth, 1871.
NOLAN-At his residence In the town
of Maple CIR, We, Manitowoc County, Wis,
Mr.. Edward Nolan, in the Goth year Of
his age.
The deceased was born in Kings County,
Ireland, in ISL. st tie age. Of 81, he
was joined in the bonds of matrimeny with
Miss Mary Dunn, and in 1916 he emigrated
TO this country, accompanied by his wife
and two children, and settled in the town
OF Cedarturg, Ozaukee county, Wis, where
be lived eleven years. He was elected a
member of the town board for three sue
cessi7e years, shich eiEce be fulfilled wItll
integrity and ability, and was respected by
all v ho knew him. lie removed to Maple
Grove, Manitowcc county. ia 1858, where
he lived until called upon by that Almighty
Power to render an account Of his steward
ship. lie was elected chairman of the
town board of Maple Grove for
ten successive years, and has served as
MARI years an honorable member of the
County Board of Manitowoc county, in
which position he labored faithfully for ihe
interests oil hls town, and to the satisfaction
of his constituents. lie was thoroughly
convinced Democrat, and latored so faith
fully fer the party that Maple Grove re-
ceived the title of the banner town; and as
a token of regard, the ladies of Manitow oc
city presented TO HIM a banner inscribed
"Mapie Groye-the banner town" The
deceased was 4 strict member of the Re-
man Catholic Church, and his remains were
laid in the cemetry atMapie Grove church,
Hhere the holy sacrament oil the mass, and
other appropriate deyotIous were offered up
for the repose Of his soul, by the Rev.
Pastor OF sa,d church. His funeral brought
together the largest gathering of people
ever assembled at Maple Grove on any
occasion. The deceased leaves q wife and
six children, all Of whom have grown to
maturity, to mourn the loss Of a kind and
loving husband and father. His family
has the heartfelt sympathy Of the sur
rounding community. May that Omnipo-
tent Power whose divine will twas to send
him forth upon this earth, and after use
ful life of sixty five years and four months
again call him bagk TO reward him according
to bis merits, grant him eternal happiness.
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4 Terrible COughi

How often we hear the above remark
during these extreme changes Of weather
Colds, Coughs and Sore throats were never
more prevalent among children than now.
Now We are going to urge you to try a
remedy which has excited comments by
physicians all over.the country. who ac-
knoe-lca9e,n H. s,'rr-isn - +ln ,sorslo-f,,l
and happy results from its use. That
remedy is the well-known preparation,
HALE'S COUGH CORDIAL. Your own
druggist, /. & j. ROBINSON, will tell you
that it is the best cough medicine they ever
sold; aud Will warrant cure or return
your money to yon in case of failure after
using one half the bottle. II IS very pleas
ant to the taste, making it very desirable
remedy for children 950-6m.
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Marripn

SCH ROEDER-KN IELL.-In the town
OF koSsath, January Dist, 1877, at the
residence OF j c. MeCarty, j. p, Mr.
John Schroeder and Miss Willemina
hnlell, both of Manitoaoc Rapids, vi is.
kADlCA-RADICA.-In the town of
hossuth, February l0th, 1877, at the
residence of j. c. McCarty, j. P, Mr..
Albert Radica andMrs. Josephine Radiea
both OF the town of franklin, Manitowoc
county, Wis
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Lacrosse, Winona and St. Peter Line

Is the best routc betvcen Chicaqn and La Crosse
Ninona, Rochester. owaionpa, Mankato. 81 Peter
Ney aina, &nd all points il Southern and Central
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Fer Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality, Ur :
nary pieeas, 5, sud Brnkpn-dewn Coaslitu
tons the wori, rs challenged to fud The
cq"aI Of Dr.. $. d. Hope's AroJiaA
Tome BIoo faGer. 1t builds 5ou right
square up.
Sold 10y .. Il Bacon, Druggist, Sole A. gent
ter ManItowec.
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hir, as your greatest benefactor, as enc
who molds the youthful minds Of those who
viii yes become the legislators of our land,
so that we may be able TO transmit to our
pos.erity country unbiemished, as has
been handed to Us by our noble ancestors.
heartily agree with -'lndependent' as
to the condition 6esome Of the school houses
Of Franklin. but think that Ceit is as
capable Of holding the ofEee of District
Clerk as any other.
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The yellow Cantaur Liniment
is for the tough SKIN flesh and muscles OF
HORSES, NeLE5 AND ANIIALs.

Is for the tough SKIN, flesh and muscles OF
HORSES NeLE5 AND ANIIALs.
We have ncyeryet seea case ofSpavin, Swceny,
Rine-bone wind-Goll, Scratches or PoI-Evil,
which this Linimcnt would not speedily benefit,
and we never saw but a few cases Evaich il
would NOS cure. Es xysli care when any
thing can. 1t is folly 10 spcnd go, for Farrier,
when one dollars worth of Centaur Liniment viii
do better The following is a sample of the testi-
nony produced
W. P. Hopkins, Postmaster, Piqua. o., says:
''CeRtaar Eminent can't be beat. 1t cures every
time"
1ELyEETON. o., March ?, 1874.
The Centaur linimcIits are the best selling
medicines we have ever lad The demand IS very
great for it. and cannot afford to be without
it. Z. Ii. LISEY ta SON.
JEFrERsoE Mo. New. 10. 1873
Louis. crt one badly crippled in the car. With
great difficulty got him III the stable The stable
keeper gave me bottle of yoar Centaur Liniment,
which used with such success that in two days
the horse WAS active ard nearly well. I have been
a veterinary surgeon for 20 years, bun your Lini-
ment beats an yt1ing | ever used.
a. j. u CARLY. Veterinary Surgeon.
These Liniments are now sold by all dealers in
the country.
Laboratory ofJ b ROSE & CO.,
~ Dey 81, New York.
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The masquerade bali at Turner hall on
Tuesday e-ening was very pleasant one,
and was largely attended. The number
appearing il costumes was smaller than
usual, but some very nobby ones were DIS
played. Masks were removed at about
half past ten o'clock, and after some exer-
eises on the stage, dancing was commenced
and continued until late hour in the
morning.
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4 Free Cure.

For Consumption, bronchitis, asthma
catar-h, throat and lung diseases. Also
sure relief and permanent cure for general
debility, dysp5 psia and all nervous aflec'
items, by a simple vegetable medicine, which
cured venerable missionary Physician
who was longs resident Of Syria and the
East, and Hho has freely given this valu-
able specific 70 thousands of kindred suf-
ferers with the greatest possible beneiits,
and he now feels il bis sacred christian
duty to impart TO Others this wonderful
invisorating remedy, and will send FREE
the original recipe complete, with full d.
rection>, 20 any person enclosing stamp for
reply.
DIR. CLARK a. ROBBINS,
GREELY BLOCK, SYRACUSE, n. Y.
(P. O. Box 76)
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THE thaw of the past two weeks has
about used up the snow ia all sections Of
the State-even in our heaviest forests. Re.
ports from the pinerie. state that lumber
ins will be stopped, unless more snow comes
at an early day.
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COMM aCiAL-
MANITOW0C MARKET REPORT.
Corrected Weekly by j. sehuctfe Bros
DEALERS IN
GENERAL. T.Eggr. sNpssE.

OFFICE or THE AANtTow PII.or.
MASIToEoG FKBCAG, 1877.
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The New York Central Railroad has ! So
locomotives, 4l6 passenger cars, 2l5 bag
gage, mail, and express cars, and 1870
freight cars. The freight cars, if stretched
along in line, would reach 100 miles, and
day. One day last week As miles of cars
were said to be fast in the snow, on the
New York Central and Hudson River
rnn Il,
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Omaha 6 California Line
Chicago, St. Paul and Minneapolis Line,

Is the shortes; srf best roaye between Chicago and
sll points IN Sorshern Illinois. Iowa. Dakots Ne
eraska, Wyoming Colorado, Ctah Nevada, Cali
fcrIlia, Oregon, China, dapaa and Australia Its
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Coughs, Colds, Group, Bronchitis, Infu-
enza, Whooping cough, Hoarseness, Pans
or Soreness in the Chest or Side, Bleeding
etc, cured By DR.. s. ID. Iiowe's Arabian
Milk Cure for CONSUMPTION.
5 Old by O. h. Bacon, Druggist, Sole Agent
for Manitowtc
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4 Card.

To all who are suffering from-the errors ard in
discreiiols OF youth, nervous weakness, early de
cay, loss of manhood, &c, / viii send recipe
that will cnre yon FREE OF CHARGE This
great remedy was discovered by missionary in
south America. Send a self-addressed envelope
TO the REV JOSEPH T. INNAy, Station D, Bible
House. Y ew York. 9i95m
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4 special telegram to The Chicago
Times says:
MANITowoc, Wis Feb. l1.-John Clark
was on Saturday bound over the sum Of
5000 to insure his appearance OF the next
term of the circuit court. lie was arrested
on compliant of I. C. Shove, banker.
charging him with obtaining money under
false rretenses, icing that of selling load
of " heat and obtaining pay twice on it.
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TEACHERS ASSOCIATION rhe Mimi
towoc County Teachers Association will
hold session in this city Feb. 23i ind
18th, 1877, commencing on the evening Of
the first day, and continuing the next day
and evening The evenings viii b. devoted
70 lecturers, 4 Programme DECREASES VIII
be Published next week.
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Is the short line between Chicago and all points in
Nerthern Wisconsin aud Minnesota and Tor Mad
isou. ST Panl. Minneapolis Duluth. and ali points
in the t;reat Northwest. its
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Nervous Pr0Stratien.

Americans like Ortogral, of Dasra, desire
that the golden stream should be sudden
and violent, aud in their anxiety to acquire
wealth, overwhem themselves with the
cares of business, until their overtax ed sys-
TENS are broken down under the pressure
to which they are subjected. This is one
prolific cause of nervous diseases so COM
mon in this country. Another and prob
ably greater one is the very general Pro-
pcusity to run into excess in excitement
and the use of Liquors and Tobacco. which
soon ruin the strongest nervous organiza-
tons Such sufferers have more difficulty
in obtaining relief than almost any other
class. Dr.. RA DCLIFF's SEVEN SEALS OR
GOLDEN WONDER is a sovereign remedy
for all nervous affe ctions, no matter how
they were incurred The worst cases Of
nervous debility have been cured With sing
ular rapIdity by Its use. The SEVEN SEALS
is q purely vegetable compound containing
no poisonous or unwholesome ingredients,
and acts directly upon the nervous system.
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Among the prominent gentlemen present
at the Governors reception on Friday
evening, The Sentinel mentions Senator
Rankin, r. D. Smart, John Barnes and
Tom Jones, from this city.
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A Startling Fact.

Louis Seeger & Sons, The we'll known
knights of the razor anG brush, wish to in.
form the public that they have furnished
their Tonsorial Parlor with splendor IN
equalled in this part of the State, and that
they will do first class work" Their al.
joining bath rooms are just immense.
Baths, hot or Geld, only % cents.
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For Liver Complaint and its various
symptoms, Bilious Headache, Sick Head
ache, Jaundice or Green Sickness, Bilious
Collie, and Bilious Fevers, use DR.. S. d.
IIowes Arabian Liver Pills.
Sold by O. r. Bacon, Druggist, Sole Agent
for MRnitnWnc
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MILES MCMAHON Proprietor. Commercial St
Mr.. MCMAHON h.s~ leave % announce IN his
VI friends and the public. that he has secured pos
session ot The above Wellkuown h0tNl. where he
Viii 10 glad To accommodate the travelling public
and boarders on reasonable terms. His table viii
always BE- p.cutitully supplied and the rooms and
bed Ing uncNcept:on3ble. Good sflbjiGg for horses
and } careful hostiar always in attendance.
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Yesterday was the appointed time for
narrow minded people to vent their spite
upon their enemies by picking OFT The
ugly locking valentines for them.
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TreePort and Dubuque Line
Chicago and Milwaukee Line

Is the only route between Chicago and r
Rockford, Freeport, and al poihts via FreepC
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Simply immeuse-that's The kind of n
time small party of young people had at
Mr.. Geo. B. Buynet's on Saturday e1e-
ming. Mrs. Bis birthday.
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Thanks

10 our friends in Manitowoc, for one of
the most enjoyable and liberal donation
parties that we have ever bsen the re-
eir'ent OF, given at the NJ. E. Church,
-haniso"oc' on The evening of February 18th,
lo'.. JoHN W. 0INsTEp.
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There is 70 be another Of those prize
balls at the Slovanska Lipa Hall on the
evening of APRIL Eth Prizes to the value
of Sl00 will be distributed among the
holders Of the two hundred tickets. Secure
your tickets early, for they are meeting
with a ready sale, and you may get cleft -
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P. b Your communication has been
mslaii somewhere, and 80 can't publish
- En-
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SGH gJl,Id

DR.. Sa1nuel Pitcher, OF Hyannis. Mass. experi
meuted in his private practice for twenty years to
produce combination thatwould have the proper
tics of Castor Ola without its unpleasant taste
and gripping effect
His preparations was sent for, near and far, till
hnaiiy he gave It the nane Of Castoria. and put it
mp fer sale. II Is very wonderful in its eects.
ticulariy with the disordered stomachs and bowels
Of children. 1t assiraiIafes the food. cures
sour stomachs and wndeoiic regulates the be, reIs
expels worms and be relied upon in Group.
As a pleasant, effective and perfectly safe
csasftartic remedy it is superior TO Castor Oil.
Cordiais and Syrups. Itdoes not contain alcohol
and is adapted to any age.
BY regulating the stomach and bowels of cross
and sEcLly children they become good
natured and healthy. They can enjoy sIee.
and mothers have resi-. The Castoria is nut M
at the Laboratory of B, Rose Co., 46 Dey Str.
New \ DIRK as.an
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Ore OF the surest methods Of cutting
down expenses is to stop advertising, for
You will soon be able to dispense with your
clerks.
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yEFssu IyyCss.

L'ASHToSABIE TAILOR. All goods rnede bv
! the subscriber warranted "a iii the form.
Prices reasonable, and am bound to please those
VINO give me their custom. Shop on York Street .
TWO Doors West OF the Windiatc House. 1a-t4ly
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There Is some talk Of having "eheei
and pillow case part y on the % inst.
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BUSINESS hts been q Iite dull for the
psot week-uohudy IN town.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
IL. *. PANE, "a u

~. TX. PAINE, 81 -
PHYSICIAN. SURGEON
III aGd AceouchcUr, las permanently located IN
ManitaVac.
lStn9 A. NJ.
1tf'eE ii"ot''' 70 . and to P. VI.
Office over Plumb Hgos. store, corner Sth and
Ru.falo streets. Residence. North sth street.
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MUSICAL.
g. RsEEENG.

PROFESSOR Of Music viii ,-;,-e lass,,s in Vocal
= and detrimental Music in the citv Of Manito-
ana y Two Rivers. Residence on S,h street
sae No"4s mouse i24ily
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MERCHANT TAILGRs.


FASHION TAHOE. has removed To Buffalo
! Street, two doors Vest of =. X. 4 E. H. Rand's
Hardware Store. All work warranted wei done and
To M. 1425-ly
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Society is Mortified By the vful wills
per that "yaller" is to be the next fashion
able color-cardinal going out.
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When you meet stray deg these dark
nights give him all of ;he sidewalk. There
are ma Gogs IN the country.
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Embraces under one management the Great Trunk
Railway Lines of the " EST and NORTHWEST.
and, With its numerous branches and connections,
s1r!as thessshories. ard Quickest route between
Chicago sfd al points In illinois " iseoasin Nor
them Michigan, minnesota. Iowa. NesrSs ka. Cali
io-nisl and the Western Territories Us
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A Mr. Staugel, of Mishicott, and Miss
latter piace 81 FtFeenft 88 lbs tmarrned at the
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.tFnr-gc-- ANA f'a-,eas~'1r--,f NV. :, ~
gCurt f.8gs f,:igsi3ucr For vi saitOvyoC
E0aasy.
OFFICE OK YORK STREET. BETWEEN 9Th
qaf -Jh
Nj at-rn s. entrusted tn 'lrs,aro VIII b. r-cr'rt-
Ie ana faithfully attended "a. Advice honestly
given, .or w8.ch : reasonable charge wiz " n1aHc
124ny