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The Chicago Times has made a new
departure in journalism. It's fabby,
slangy editorials are strongly republican,
while its news columns are democratic.
1t is a pretty bad thing to have no opin-
ions, but to entertain at the same time
two opposite and contradictory ones is
something that was unheard OF, until the
Times performed the feat
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ORIvILLE GRANT is certain that his
bother is going TO be the next President.
According to this astute prophet, Grants
journeying in the old continent is simply
a part of an arranged programme to make
him popular and thus pave the way for
future political success. ''The Brother
Orville" is decidedly soft and as weak in
mind as his bother's chances are in feet
for the Presidency.
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The conference which will Sc

The conference which will secure peace
or precipitate war, assemblies at Berlin
to-day. Peace is confidently expected
by all the powers participating in the
Congress. The results reached 10y this
congress will be very important, and will
have considerable influence in shaping
the future action of the leading countries
of Europe. All the countries to be rep
resented send their ablest statesmen.
Gortschakoff rises from a sick bed TO at
tend this conference.
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THE Senate will not agree to reduc-
ton of the army, and it viii continue as
at present $4,000 strong. 1t is said that
the house viii readily agree to this. The
senate has also stricken out the penalty for
employing the army as police. 1t is not
believed that this amendment will receive
the ready sanction OF the house. The use
made of the army during the last four
years would justify some such restriction
as the house demands.
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THE FIRST JAPANESE PARLIAMENT

The FIRST JAPANESE PARLIAMENT -
The japanese in their strides toward the
modern civilization. have not stopped
with the introduction of an educational
ways and telegraphs, but are now eau
tiousiy proceeding to iberaiize their
form of government. The first Japan
csc parliament, as it may be called, met
last month at Toxic and consisted Of a
gathering of the provincial governors.
These governors, to be sure, were not
elected by the people, but their object
IN meeting had significant squirt to-
ward popular suffrage in the future
This object was to devise a scheme Of
local self government for the various
provinces Of the empire by legislatures
elected by the people. The legislator
must be % years Of age and pay an an
nual property tax Of SO. i similar
property qualification is proposed for
the electors. who however may be allow
ed to vote at 90 Government officials,
teachers and priests are to be excluded
from the suffrage. Strictly local affairs
only are to be submitted to these pro-
vincial assemblies and national topics
are interdicted. These conditions were
all imposed by the central government
at the beginning Of the parliament, and
will no doubt be complied with. The
Mikado presided at the opening of the
parliament, and made a speech from the
throne, and there was considerable at
tendant fuss and feathers. The right of
the people to information concerning the
proceedings Of the assembly was recog-
nized by the concession of special &C.
commodation8 to the reporters OF the
native press. The Mikado may seem 70
grant little by these privileges, but once
having taste of popular liberty the IA
cile japanese are liable to press ahead
till their now allpowerful emperor, who
not so long ago was even worshipped, will
find himself the merest constitutional SOW
ereign. That the people are drifting to-
ward democratic ideas is Indicated by
this extract from recent japanese news
paper: "Our country is now progress
ing in civilization as swiftly as the sun
rises. And if the officials viii consider
the rapid advancement of civilization,
they will recognize that the people will
no longer be ruled arbitrarily, but are
prepared to stand up for their rights and
liberties. '-SDringfe1d Repu61icaR.
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CT.RDJAN SAFE


First Publication June Is, 1881 No. Is
IN PROBATE-MASITowCc COUNTY COURT. In
| the matter Of tae Guardianship of the minor
heirs OF Theodore Schnlte deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue and in
pursuance of AZ order of license. made in said
matter, on the 3rd day of June, .. d. 1873. ny the
Comfy Court OF said county the undersigned
Duminicus Schneider the Guardian of The minors
Of Theodore Schultz. deceased. Nin. on Monday
the SIN DAY Of July. d. 1875 III ten o'clock in
the forenoon of said day. the office of the Com
" Judge, IN the Civ of MUuitowoc. in said conn
~, Offer for safe at public ytnGEe, thc following
described lands, t0-ViI: Lot number ten tia>, il
Black number one II. in the villa- ofCeEjreyilc
ManitOwot county Wisconsin.
The Terms ct sale cash.
Dated ~ hauituwOc. the 3rd day OF June. q. d.
ISIS Franz L TrcGl 4w-eX iuly4
DOMINICUS SCHNEIDER, Guardian.
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HOUSES And LOTS FOR SALE

The undersigned offers for sale the following.
property:
Lots number 70 and o. block IL, corner OF
Eighth and Chicago streets.
One Business House, 2sx40, on the corner lot.
One Residence, 20ZG2 on lot 10.
One Stable, 30NlG0.
Household Furniture and Fixtures.
Farming Implements, Wagons, Plows &c.
Will be sold AT 10 O'Clock a M, on saturday
June 18Th. 1,TS. on the premises.
IGNArX KREJCI,
322W Farmers House.
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THE Legislature forestalled criticism
at the special session by making it the
briefest on record. They confined them
selves exclusively to the work Of revision
as advised by Senator Rankin in the dem
ocratic caucus.
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Notice to Build Sidewalk.
CITY CLERK : OFFICE,
N.pSyaR,-sfs w. NtrN- -. 1S-S

CITY CLERKS OFFICE.
Nanitowuc. Wis, MAY -. 1SIS.t
N-iIEREaS. At 4 REGULAR MEETING OF
w the Board of Aldermen of the city Of Mani
towoc held on the 1lth day ot May, 1873 petition
was granted for the building OF q sidewalk on the
south side Of Chicago street. between Eighth and
Ninth sire, i.
Notice i hereby gwen, that owners OF lots on
the south side ui Chicago street between Eighth
directed TO bald = GOOD and substantial sidewalk
said south side OF said street, 10 re CO-ipleted
within 20 days from the date OF this notice. sad
Sidewalk i 10 be not less than five feet wide, Of
sound twonch plank. with curb plank. and to be
built on the established grade Of said Chicago
street between Eighth and ninth streets. accord
II. MORRISON,
may-2}4w Street Com. "a District.
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Notice to Build Sidewalk.
CITY CLERK OFFICE.

Nanitowoc Wis. MAJ -. ISIS.
yNHEREAS, AT \ REGULAR MEETING OF
w the Board of Aldermen of the city OF Man
itoWo c, held on the 20th day of MAY. 1873 petit
ton was granted for the building of sidewalk u.
the north side OF Franklin street, between EleE-
enth and Thirteenth streets.
Notice i hereby given shat owners of lots on
the north side of Franklin street, between Eey-
enlh and Thirteenth streets, in the city OF Manito
Voc, directed to build good and substantial
sidewalk on said north side OF said street. to he
completed within 30 days from the date of this
notice said sidewalk Is to be not less than I'VE
feet wide. otsound two inch plank, with curb plank
and To be built on the established grade of said
Franklin street between Eleventh and Thirteenth
streets according to the record in the Office of the
City Clerk ~
GEO. HAGEN.
Com = District.
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Cur "Thermo Therapea," or Turkish
Ra+h

Dr. EasIon mas given over 1900 Baths
at his cure, cor. Eighth and Chicago SITS,
Manitowoc Wis, since he opened Aug.
Goth, 1877. The doctor is having patients
from various parts of this and other
states, many seemingly hopeless diseases
are being cured. No disease is exempt
from its scope of treatment, yet, the Bath
is not for invalids alone, but for all who
recognize the intimate relations between
cleanliness of body, and purity of soul.
Invaids can here find good accomoda-
tions at reasonable prices, and one Of the
pleasantest and healthiest cities or lake
Michigan's western shore. Forget it
not. Forget it notl"
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tFIIsI FubHtatlon June 5th, lS1s) No II
- ROBATE,-MANITOWOC co. COTRT
h In the matter Of the estate of Gottfried KUnz
deceased. On reading and fling the petition of
Elizabeth hunz Of Town Of Manitow0c Rapids in
said county Of HaHitpw5c representing arloDrr
0fheF things that GOtttried kunz. late OF said
Io|n aud county. on the 9th day of NAV a d
iNtS, at ala Town and County die inte-fatcicav
H. 2ooIS, cAattcis and estate within this state
anu that the said petitioner Is the widow of said
deceased and praying that administration OF said
that said petition be heard before the Judge of
tAis Court, on Monday, the LIST day OF JGy 4 d.
iotc' AZ 10 CLOCK A. II at my Office in said county.
ordered further. that notice thereof be given 10
Inc heirs OF said deceased and TO all persons IL
tefeeted' oE publishing copy of this order for
three successive weeks prior TO said day OF hear
ing ID The hANITOZoC PILoT. wee xiv news paper
paoAsEed A. Manltowoc. in said county.
MICHAEL hIRWAN, County Judge.
DATED, Maultowoc the 3lst day OF May. A. d. 1878.
- T. Estaosook ATTY. ex-iHne- 205w
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TIE question of questions now is, at
whom is Butler going to shy his bricks?
He is taking deliberate aim at Hayes but
this may be feint.
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Ben BUTLER seldom stands upon cer-
emony, and if supported by the investi-
eating committe would subpoena the
president himself.
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A CURIOUS legal-tender case recently
occurred at Dartmouth college. One of
the sophomores, the son of a Derry milk
man, received a number of fiye-cent
pieces from his father last fall with which
to pay his tuition, but the college treas
urer refused them and he obtained the
necessary paper money. Since the pass
age of the silver bill the student has been
collecting all the old fashioned silver
three-cent pieces he could find, and at
the beginning of the present term ten
dered them for his tuition. They were
again refused, but the young man keeps
his bag Of money, and the treasurer is
given to understand that he will be paid
as soon as he is ready to accept specie
Er
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OK account of the consolidation of the
two printing Offices we have considerable
material on hand of which we are anxious
to dispose. We shall be pleased to cor
respond with any printing Office desiring
to purchase any of The material mention
ed in the following list.
. Imposing Stones.
| Card Gutter.
New Job type.
Display type,
Wood type,
Column and Headrules,
Font of Labor Saving dotted rule,
Font of Labor Saving douole rule.
Cases Chases Racks &c.
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First Publication MAY .. ISL

First Publication May -, 1851 No 81
IN BATE.-MANITOWoC co COURT
i In the matter of the estate OF Christian F. Fill
ter. deceased
To al ,C3GHg q mag concern: Letters OF admins
tratlon with will annexed. on said estate having
been issued 10 August Filter on the - day of May
A d, 1873 and four months from and alter said day
being allowed and limited for creditors To present
their claims for examination and allowance, notice
Is hereby given that the undersigned will, on
the last Mondays of June and July next. and on
the last day hereby limited for presentation OF
claims al the Probate Office in the city of Mantle
voc, III said County, receive examine and adjust
all claims and demands Of all persons against said
deceased.
Dated Nav %. 1878.
MICHAEL KIRWhN, County Judge.
c. Z. EsTABRoOK. Atty. ex-iuue-l 3 Nv
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GEO. HAGEN.
Street Com. lst District.

First Publication May 80, 1851 No. %.
IN TE-MANITOWOC 60. COURT
| In the matter OF the estate of RodcriCk Me
CGllum, deceased
To ali whom il may concern: Letters OF admin
istratiOn on said estate having been issued 10
Charles Luling and J. A. koehler on the 27th day
OF Nav, 4. D., 1873. and four months from aud
after said day being allowed AID limited for
creditors 10 present their claims for examination
and allowance. notice is hereby given that the
undersigned will. on the last Mondays OF June.
July. August and September next, following the
date hereof, and also the last day limited at
the Probate Office in the city of MaIit0wOc, in
said county, rece c. examine and adjust all
claims, and demands, of ali persons against said
deceased.
MICHAEL kIRWAN. County Judge.
Dated May 21th, 1873. NASH Il >CHMlrz. Iw-
cX june 20
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THE Uiltcuukee Sentinel since it di-
vested itself of that incubus, Botkin, has
become very able journal and quite
respectable in politics. It unsparingly
denounces the issues cooked up by the
managers OF the republican party in this
state, excepting the position taken in
reference to finance. Speaking of the
principles to which the republican party
has committed itself through the die
tatorship OF Boss Reyes, the sentinel
says:
These are the bad features of the pol
ltlclans' platform-a continuation of the
spoils system which perpetuates the
power of the men who make politics n
trade and which prevents the people from
exercising any real power i'll their own
government; the revival of sectional bit
terness which retards tie general pros
perity of the country and becomes the
source of grave political evils.
The platform projected by the politi-
clans is pltifully weak for great party
to stand upon-but it is all the people
can get until they wrest the control of
the Republican party from its present
hands.
Ii republican papers throughout the
country would as readily reject all things
in their party incompatible with the good
of the country that party would net be
reduced to the strait in which it is to day.
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Street Improvement Notice.

Whereas AT a regular meeting ofthc Board of Al
dcrIncu Of the City OF ,.UuiIowOc held on the .tth
day oi May 1879, a Petition granted for the
Improvement OF Chicago Street il the 1th ward OF
snid city.
Notice j. hereby given that sealed proposals
will he received at this office until Monday the 10th
day OF June. \. d.. 1873, Tor the improvement OF
Chicago street between Stn and 9th streets accord
ing 10 plars and specifications on file at this Of
flee.
32-2w a. d. JONES, City Clerk.
Mautowoc, Wis, May 18th, 1873.
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Notice TO Build Sidewalk.
CRY CLERK : OFFICE,

CRY CLERKS OFFICE.
Manitowoc. Wis. MAY ., 1873.
~ UEREAS. AT 4 REtC LAR MEETING OF
~ the Board OF Aldermen OF the city of Man
itowoc. held on the 21th day Of May. ISIS. petit
ton was granted for the building Of sidewalk on
the north side Of JAY street, between Ninth and
Tenth streets.
Notice - hereby given that owners OF lots on
The north side OF J&y street. between Ninth ana
Tenth streets. III the city OF NaGiTGu &C, direct
ed 70 bald good and SUbstlUGsl sidewalk on said
north side 81 said street, 10 bU completed within
is 70 be not less than five feet wide Of SuGGd two
inch plank with curb plank and 10 be built on the
established grade OF said Law street between Ninth
ana Tenth streets, according 10 the record in the
Office of the City CLERK.
GEO. HAGEN,
may-2}-iW Street Com. LIST District.
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Notice for PROPOSALS.

Whereas. at regular meeting of the Board Of
Aldermen OF the city of Manitowoc. held on the
2lth day of April, 1873, the clerk OF said city was
instructed by resolution 10 advertise for proposals
for the rcplanking of Eighth street bridge
Notice is hereby given, that sealed proposals
will be received al this Office until June 10Th 1873
for the replanking OF Eighth street bridge accord
ing to plans and specifications on file at this office.
M&ntowoc, Wis, May 18th, 1913. may 30-2w
i. d. JONES. City Clerk.
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QUERY:-"Why viii men smoke com
mon tobacco, when they can buy Marburg
Bros. "Seal Of North Carolina" at the
same price -
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THE following exquisite bit of elo-
quenee is the conclusion of speech in the
House by Sam Cox on the Life Saving
Service. During the progress of the
speech he was frequently interrupted by
applause.
l have spent the best part of my life
ID this public service; most of If has been
like writing III water The "reminiscences
of party wrangling and political strife
seem to me like nebulae of the past,
without form and almost void. Gladly
| would if | could, for many reasons
growing ont of personal inconvenience
and party competency, reverse much that
have done here, confessing so much
inadequacy, recalling so many who have
come and gone from this House-gone,
many of them, to another sphere, and l
hope and trust better world would
gladly lay down my commission and turn
to other duties which the lapse of time
admonishes me should have attention.
But what little l have accomplished in
connection with this life saving service is
compensation ''sweeter than the honey
III the honeycomb. tits its own exceed
luS great reward. III speaks to me III
the voices of the rescued-ay. in tears of
speeches. feeling, speaks of resurrection
from death
In spite of wreck and tempeSt's roar
In spite of false lights on the shore
speaks OF a faith triumphant over all
fears Ill the better elements of our hui
man nature. 1t sounds like the undu-
lations of the Sabbath bell, ringing in
peace and felicity. 1t comes to me in
the words of Him who, regardless of His
own life, gave it freely that other lives
might be saved. Humanity and civil
ization should walk white handed along
with government They strengthen and
save society. In the perils which environ
our country, from passion and prejudice,
from old animosities and new irritations,
let us do good deeds, pray hopefully that
our vessel of State be free from leakage,
collision, wreck and loss. Send out the
hfeboat, fire the line over the imperilled
vessel, free the bawser for the life car.
and then, with stout hearts and thank
ful souls lift up our prayer 10 Him who
holds the sea in the hollow Of His hand. |
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LIST of LETTERS.
MANITOWOC MARKET,

The following are the current prices
of the various articles of produce as re
ported for US by J. Schuette < Bros.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE COTTY
BO1RD Of SUPER VISOH
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE

MANITowoC, June Is, IS.
Claim Of 4. b. Melendy, 4ount
$1,000, was allowed by gu unanimous
vote Of the Board.
Report OF committee ON electns on
claims of John P. Wickert and0hers
for election returns and canviing,
amount S84. 56:
The committee recommend thallow-
anee of said amount N full, who was
unanimously adopted.
I. SwENS0N,
c. WERNEKE, Com.
G. STEISBRECHER
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I. SwENs0N,
c. WERNEKE, Coz
G. STEH,BRECHFR
Report Of committee on poor:

Heport Of committee on poor:
To the Hon. Board Of SatperUi,rs OF
Nanito'coc county: Your commfee on
poor asks leave to report that aftc care
full examination Of the accounts n our
hands We would respectfully recommend
to allow the following bills ii full
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X, klingholz, livery TO st. NaZianZ. v
order Of poor com ....................tS 1000
J. LEM, coffin and sundrieS, ......-.....-. 100
Gelbke Bros, boots and repairs, ......-.. 6.I0
4. Gelbhe, services as poor c0m.,.......s Ii b
A. BleSer, clothing for pauper, ......... 500
Town of Two Rivers. two collins for sal
ors drowned on schooner Magellan. 1850
F. Pfunder, taking care of dead body. 800
Gustav BOde, for analysis of stomach o
John ZahOreck, OF Franklin. ........... 800
DIR. T. Simon, medical services. ...-.... T.T5
Town of Maple Grove, for maintainin.
transient pauper, -. .21.56
John Dillon, Scrubbing and shaving
pdupef.- ...-.--.-...----- Luz
DR.. COakley, examination OF insane. 1900
Nazlanz ....'........... 1000
Total. 10
The following accounts we're allwed
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IL t'ti'5 Wa
Geo. DaWlcy. post morton examination,
$500, allowed at....................... 500
Dr. j. i. PritchaTd, post mOrtem eNami-
nation and insane examination, Sll9.00.
disallOwed sl5.G0 on charge of post NOR
TEN examination of John ZahOreck, of
Franklin, allowed at. Observation-Disclosures. HU
DIR. f. Lehman, post mortem examination
on sailors from schooner Magellan,
$500, disailOwed 500 on post mortem
examination Of the body of Capt. Bel
yea and $500 on post mOrtem eXamina-
ton of an unknown body; also disal-
lowed $500, a charge of post mortem
examination held over the body of Il
sailor at Two Rivers, bill allowed at 80 so
DR.. Il. 5, OCoGneil, post norton exami-
nation Of the body of John Zahoreck. of
the Town of Franklin, S35.G8 allowed at e0.0
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administrator Of the estate OF Ambrose 0sch-
wald deceased. 4w-ey-iuns ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-09-26

Increased tboir income by high freights.
However this be. no ono can doubt but tho
sale Of o road, heavily in 'olved in debt, to
irresponsible company aud tho removal of it's
debt thereby, will lead to tho Improvement of
tho road and the benefit of tho country. In
this light we view tho litigation touching the
South Carolina Road. and while wo rogrot
thata road once SO prosperous has been com
polled to submit to difficulties not Of it's own
creation, but mainly the result of tho war,
and it's creditors must suffer loss. yet we see
no alternative 10 tho present stringent times
and in the face Of strong competitions divid.
ing tho comparatively small trado and travel
now in progress.
"A similar suit is pending in the Court
touching tho Groenyille and Columbia Rail-
road, but its hearing has been postponed
until fall.