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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-04-11
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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-04-11
A NEW YORK paper gives the followir

A New YORK paper gives the following
hints for spring gardening. The season
is now upon us and they may be found
useful: "Plns need light, sandy soil.
Sow broadcast. Hoopskirts should have
a top dressing of waist material. Cook
and parlor stoves may be set out in three
or four weeks. Umbrellas need good
deal of irrigation before they open. IF
you have hot house try and raise
light spring overcoat. This, however,
needs great care. Sow mortgages in
about your house. A summer cottage
covered with mortgages has very strik-
ing appearance. Now is the time to
plant rich, insane fathers. Bury them
pretty deep, since it is better that they
should not come up until late in the
season.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-04-11

UsH our imported ground spices
much finer than shy Other domestic
goods and Just as cheap.
PLu,1B GNELSON,
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-04-11

DISEASES of the Lungs, Chest, and
Throat are SO prevalent in our ever
changing climate, that such medicine
as DR.. Marchall's Lung Syrup is inval
liable to the whole community. It
cures almost instantly. Price 25 cents.
Sold by T. & J. Robinson.
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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-04-11
MANITOWOO MARKET.

The following are the current prices
of the various articles of produce as re-
ported for us by J. Schuette G Bros.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-04-11

JOHN BERTsCHY's large and valuable
steam Touring mill, in ShebOygan, con-
tanning q large atoek of flour and feed
and some two thousand bushels of wheat,
burned Saturday night. The loss was
a sweeping one, nothing of any canse-
quence having been saved. The machi-
merry in the mill was very complete and
the building itself was ons of the most
valuable of the kind in that section of
the country. The insurance upon the
property amounts to about one half
The entire loss must be 800, 600.
TIE appropriation for the improve
ment of our harbDr is larger than that
of Ahnapee, Two Rivers, Sheboygan
and one or two other ports together
This is accounted for in the fact that the
authorities regard this as sort OF har-
Dor OF refuge for vessels going up or
down the lake In which they may find
shelter from the storm. Once let it
become generally known that an insult
ficiency of water is allowed to exist, and
our appropriations viii dwindle away to
an Insignificant SUM.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-04-11
DEAT TIL OF COL. BELIT,Z.

In our obituary column will be found
notice of the death of Col. Henry F.
Belitz, of Kiel, Manitowoc county, but
so well known to our citizens as to al
most be considered fellow citizen On
the 31st of March last the Colonel was
out driving and was suddenly attacked
by paraiytic stroke and falling over the
dash board of the wagon, the wheel of
the vehicle passed over his head and
neck causing his death. Col. Belitz is one
of the Oldest and best known residents
Of this portion of the state and has al
ways been a man of standing and inau-
ence in the community. He was born
February Is, 1877, in Schwed, Prussia,
and came to Sheboygan county in 1851,
and thence to Kiel in 1856. He served
as an officer in the 9th Wis. Regiment
and was afterwards placed in command
OF the 10Th Wisconsin Regiment as it's
Colonel which position he filed unit.
the regiment was mustered out of ger
vice. Colonel Belitz was a member of
the bar although he did not devote much
of his time to the practice of the law
He was also Plank Road Commissioner
in the year 1853. His loss will be deep
~ felt by the entire community and
more especially by those who being
more intimately acquainted with him
had learned to appreciate and prize his
good qualities.
Col. Belitz was the father of Mrs. r.
Schlichting and Mrs. DIR. Royer of this
city, who have the sympathy of the en-
tire community in this their hour of
affection. ReqUiescat IN d0ce.-C eilto,e
Times.
THE County Board of Supervisors
elect for the ensuing year, will be COM
posed of the following gentlemen, as
representatives of their several towns
and wards
Cato-Thomas Thornton.
CentreviUe--Peter Werner.
Cooperstoa0n-John Touhey.
Eaton-Fred Swenson.
Franklin-Peter Stoker.
GibsOn-Chas. Stein brecher.
Kossuth-Thomas Mohr.
Liberty-James Taugher.
ManitoaUoc IOaon-F. Ostenfeldt.
Manjtoa0oc City-lst ward, e. Wag-
her I'd ward, P. Johnston Sd ward,
Geo. Pankratz 18th ward, Geo. Cooper.
Nasaitoa0oc Rapids-Henry Wills.
Maple G7'Oue-Jos. Miller.
Meen1e-John Carey.
MisAicott-Julius Linstedt.
NeaOtoao-Carl Werneke.
Northumberland Thompson.
,Schlesaoig-John Barth.
I1Uo Creeks-Fred Pfunder.
IaUo RiUers-H. Goedgen.
Is0o Rivers C5ty-1st ward, y. Nj
quette End ward, r. E. Miller; Sd
ward, Peter Stout.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-04-11

THE House Committee on Commerce
have agreed upoa the following appro-
priations for rivers and harbors on the
west shore of Lake Michigan
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-04-11

ANOTHER lot of new carpets has just
beenadded to the carpet department of
J. SGhuette 4 Bros. This firm is get
ting up a reputation for keeping carpets
of the latest and best patterns, and they
sell them at reasonable prices.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-04-11

AMONG the guests at the Northwestern
House last Friday and Saturday were FL.
G. O'Neil and wife, of Milwaukee. Mr..
O'Nel is the popular travelling salesman
for Green & Button, wholesale druggists.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-04-11

rt.nythin else Capital required. we VIII
tIsrsrt YOU sl2 per day at home made by the ~
~ dustrioux. Men, women boys any girts wshtso
arr~vuberc TO work for US Now Is the time, Costly
outfit and terms free. Address TEUE q Co. Augusta
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-04-11

Which he is determined dispose Of at prices tha'
cannot fxi. 80 please the closest buyer Since mo,
ing into ais quarters his stock has been iarses
increa.ed and Is now of the most complies AZ
the city. Call and examine it, octi
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-04-11

The work of extending the Lake Shore
and Western Railroad to Clintonville is
progressing at rapid rate, and if con-
tinued, will result in the completion of
the road to that point by the middle of
June
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-04-11

The $4,000 to be appropriated for
the improvement of our harbor this
season, viii probably be expended in
sinking eight additional cribs, thus ex
tending each pier 240 feet further.
TIE scow Rover, of this city, was
beached in Mud Bay on the 30th, and
sustained considerable damage, mostly
the result of a pound net pole entangling
her hull ere she reached the beach.
Villas q BARNES have received this
per Schooner Espindols, full cargo Of
land plaster direct from the mills at
Grand Rapids, Michigan. It is fresh
ground and of tie very best quality.
LIZ would not be economy for q man to
starve himself to death, neither is it
economy to have a magnificent harbor
and allow the river to become choked up
with sand. Set the dredge to work
WE have now very large staek of
Hamburg Embroderies, among which a
lot of new, in colors, very handsome,
and will not fade or lose color In wash
ing. o. ScAuEffE * of'.s'
Parties making the Oil Photo, Chro-
mo or Beatrice Miniature, can get con-
yex Glass of any size. also carte and
cabinet. silk velvet Frames and Gilt
Easels a. Melendy's gallery, south side.
WEI. JACKSON, of Milwaukee, will
visit the city in April on his regular
piano-tuEing tour. Those Of our citizens
having tuning or repairing TO be done
viii please leave orders at the First Ma
tional Bank.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-12

IT is reported that D. G. Turner, our es-
| fully, and to the great satisfaction Of his
patrons, soled boots to the last, has gone to
San Francisco to look after his family interest
in the estate Of the late ". S. O Brien. Mr.
Turner is in some way related to Mr.. OBJ by
marriage, and is one of the legitimate heirs
He has 'sOled out his interest in the shoe
business and will probably not have TO stick
to the last again. Come to think Of it D, c.
always did look aristocratic.
A question was asked and 4 reply returned
over at the Capitol yesterday i'll this wise.
Question: Do any of you gentlemen know
any one who would he willing to loan little
money without any security Prompt reply
by judicious listener: Make out commit
ment for him for Stockton!
Again last evening the Express guardians
were on duty, watching the new square boxes
piled Ike riic1dc on the station PLATFORM
They contained S)00)0 from the Mint IN tins
city en- route to the Assistant Treasurer ol
the United States al New Orleans,
BE D1cN or more properly, the Hon. T Z
Dickinson, Senator from White Pine, arrived
from Bodie yesterday and went to- san Fgon-
cisco last evening. W. Igasn that Dick ht.
struck it quite rich down south and has gone
below to incorporate few things
PRFSRyrFrT,v Cfgi-p,.,5 Rev, ! G GiV,4s
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-12

Track in first Class c,ndifi Stables etc ready fC
use. join T. PANrLIND, secretary.
Carson City, May S.h, 1873.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-12

SHHE cop sRTVEH HIP COM .0SED OF
P. A. Wagner and John G. Fox under the name and
style of P A Wagner Co. of Carson City, Nevada, was
dissolved by mutual May 81, 1878 Mr.. Charles
Sader having purchased the entire interest of Mr. John e.
Fox therein.
The business will hereafter be carried by the under
signed, Charles Sadler and P A Wagner under the firm
name of A. Wagner Co. who will lect all dues and
pay al debts of ?. A. Wagner & Co.
P A. WAGNER,
CHAS. SADLER.
Carson, Nevada, May :, 1873 m
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N O TIC !!

FSNO rONSUM NRS OF WATER Irriga-
ton hereafter win only be allowed while the pipe is
held in the hand The practice of putting irrigation pipes
fences and in trees letting IKE water the
ground s prohibited. Sprnklin- the sidewalks and
streets not allowed. Any deviation from this rule will
the supply to be cut off.
CARSON WATER COMPANY.
T. c. PINCKNEY, Secretary.
Carson May lst 1878.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-12
Y OTEGE.

~ EaLED POP StLS WILL. RE RE
g ceyed until MAY 18TH 1875 at the Office OF Sec
Rotary Sta Of the Of Nevada for insuring the
state Captot Building III the OF 100000 and the
State Library in the IF SIS 900 for year from May
i6h, LIS. The Capitol Commissioners the right
to reject any and all bids.
Proposals will also received for insuring the State
Capitol Bu ding and State Library OF and
three years from May 10th, 1878.
BY order Of the Board Of Capitol Commissioners.
J. d. MINOR, Secretary.
Carson MAY 5, 1873. I'd
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N O TIC G.

SSrRAYEn-PtCK MULES One Female
= Mule, sorrel, branded . on the left hip.
One Male Mule, bay, branded on left hip; also this
mark l.
S25 Reward will be paid to whoever returns the above
animals to D. CIRCE, French Hotel Carson City Nevada
May S, 1878. M
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-12

INNER TEMPLE.


brought before III, },uunr and o:,cialy
listened TO o. cnmal,m mt cna...:ia h.m ni,h
assault aad battery. The, mild foIn Of which
was hcallro ihe campl3inin, female witness
over the head and s,,e with = bottle. and
drao,rra Ic, aIont l, rr,..,,, Of her aulnru
hair. He ~. a4 ,.,i ,aiity Wit, a,3t forfi-
tud,, and c,.,r,..., a,.I tI,a case. WA. SIT fo.
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n. v,;,t (1;.4.,.u,., g.. l;.+,.,I,i,,., tl..
wrr. cztn:l,.i a4 to- the facts IF the case.
when il was el.b.itt.l f3 the C..nt. Iii,
Honor. after +..t',e tll law. rul.l that the
uIi.aprrs were guilty as CHARGED, AMI sen
fenced them to-, fiue. go or ID DAVIS in the
County Jail. The cas-. Of Na-uiru VAS con-
tinuod until Mond.vat = u'cucI. At1r. W..
the case Of HAIRY Weston WIS called. The
complaining witness 0#s in Com, with Il
decorated eve and h,a.i,, ,-.....,,i :,.r..,-
7rco Of HAVING been can~il.,allv L.fter.d
and testified STRONGLY aa.;uzt the accused
it-r testimony was SN'S' "''.'' ] ny several
Witnesses 20 Witnesses WG'' tEff}U'ttl t4H
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authorjz n. the arrest of Riorden He was
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that some If ,l, sparks from the force had |
fallen during The day auotag the scraps in the !
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n O Il CE

HIVE THIS DAY APPOINTED SEE
WAU my agent in the Wood Business, who will in
future transact all business for me in this line.
TIN WAU.
Carson City, April 8, 1873 m
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$40 Reward !

n OST. ON TUESDAY. MAY 7.h. 1873
4 A between the Mountain House. on the Aurora Road
and Cradlebaugh's Ranch, Memorandum Book contain
ing valuable papers letters and some money The finder
will receive the above reward by leaving at the Mountain
House the Aurora road. r. TERRY.
May It'll, 1878. 2w'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-03

cialmente apetecia nuestra qnerida clu-
dad parl sacndif su actual aDstimiento;
el egregio Monarea SO dign6 confess
tar, con Ii elocuencin que IL caracteriza,
felicitdndose de yer reunidos 4 los re-
presentantes &c la Liga; y eAponiendo
su conviction de que, con ell concurso
de todos, podrian remoyerse los obstd-
culos one estorhan Ii prosperidad de
Ia agriculture, IA indnstria y el conner
clio. s. NJ Sc digno, ade1nas, recibir
IN ejemplar de Ia memoria do 1876
No hay necesidad de explicar la i'm
portancia inmensa del acto & que aca-
bamos Do referirnos: aparte de Ia altisi-
ma honra para h Liga de aepositar di
reetamente sus iustas pretensiones ante
ell S5lio augusto del NJ ,narca Espanol
el espontaneo coneurso que S. NJ. nos
ofreciera constitnye una salvatore es-
peranza para 81 pals, y una flagrante
prueba mis- de que aun es possible y
practicable Ia redencion de nuestra pa
tria. iOiaia Es actitnd de los hombres
honrados lie E3pana con especialidad
Ia de los que contribuimos i sostener
las cargas pdflicas permifa 4 nuestro
esclareciao Soberano Ia ejecneion com
pleta de sus tan mobiles prepositos, y
haga trocar Ell breve aquela esperanza
Ell una estable bienhechora realidad!
CoNrINUARA. ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-03
GACETA DEL 2.

Por ell Gobierno General SO acepta la
renuncia que de su cargo ha presenta'
do d. Pablo A. Luigi, alcalde delegadc
de Maricao, y Sc declara cesante del en-
pleo de secretario de aquel ayuntamien
to d d. Rafael Delgado.
II. O. de febrero nombrando oficia
80 del Gobierno General q ID. Manue
Garcia Gonzalez Pineda.
Id. resolviendo que para tipo de Ii
fjacion de dinero ria en- esta isla, du
rante Ell ano civil actual, el 8 p.96
Por la Intendencia Sc dispone Sc sa
que q licitacion ell servicio de la recau
dacion de contribuciones para los amos
de 1878 70 y S0-S1, bajo el tipo maxi
mo del 4 p.% FL remate Sc verifcari
ell dia de abril.
Los tenedores de las carpetas del Te
soro cuyos billetes correspondent a |,
quinta tanda del canje desde ell n1merc
Al sos al 81 800, acudiran q la Admins
TRACTION Central de Hacienda con la
susodichas carpetas para dar eomienz'
4 la operacion desde Ell Z de MARIO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-03
COSAS DEL ILUSTRE AMERICANA

Sc nos ha suplicado por su autor
la reproduction de la siguiente carta
dirigida al seiior director de La Epo-
ca, Madrid.
San Juan, P. r., MARIO /. de 1878.
Muy senior mio:
De transito en- esta ciudad, aprove-
cho la OCCASION para tener ell honor de
dirigirle Ia presente, que espero acepta-
ra con benevolencia, y acompanarle, por
recommendation de un caballero amigo
de usted, ell adjunto escrito que Sc ha
publicado en- Caracas en- La T1ibma
Liberal redactada por ell aventajado j0-
ven general Nicanor Bolett Peraza. del
dia cuatro del mes terminado aver, Sc
nalado con ell mum. POT inserto va en-
ell Bo1ETIS MRRcANr1L de esta capital,
con oportunas apreciaeiones del ilustra-
do publicista Sr. Morris y de cuyo Pc
riodico tengo Ell gusto de acompanafle
un ejemplar por separado. !,
El objeto es la reproduction en- el
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-03
{ CONTINUATION. J
| Y

La Junta tambien SO ha ocupado con
preferencia durante ell ano. de Ia impor-
tante cue.tion d5 la propaganda, sien-
do sus esfuerzos respecto 4 ella corona
dos por un relative satisfactorio exito.
Al finalizar 1876, aparte de las Aso-
ciaciones de diferentes nombres afilia
das nuestra causa, existian constltui-
das como verdaderas Ligas en- Espana
las de Almerla, Albacete, Algeciras,
Aguilar, Badaioz, Bdrgos, Beznar, Car
tagena, Carratraca, Cazalla Gle la Sierra,
Castellon, Cidiz, Cordoba, Granada,
Gijon, Gabia la Grande, Huesca, Huel
va, Jaen, Jerez de los Caballeros, Ji-
mena de Jaen, LnrA del Rio, Linea de
la Conception, Malaga, M1rcia, Mi
rania de Ebro. Pontevedra, Puerto de
Santa Maria, Puerto Real, Sevilla, To
ledo, Valladolid, Valencia, Velez Mala-
ga, Vigo, Villanueva de la Serena, Ia
ragoza Zamora. En- 1877 Sc constitu-
yeron las de Alora, Alicante, Balaguer
Cdceres, Coruna, Corona, Guadalajara,
Gracia, Medina Sidonia, Orotava (Ca-
narias), Oviedo, Prado del Rey, Pruna,
Puebla de los Iufantes, Santiago, San
l1ear dc Barrameda y Valles A todas
las saludamos carinosamente ahora ex-
citando de nuevo su reconocido cello
para que nos auxilien EN- el estudio de
los problemas economicos de actnali-
dad, en- la noble tarea, va indicada, de
atraer en- breve plazo nuestro campo 4
las queridas hermanas que aun nos fall
tan.
Esta Junta ademas, desde su toma de
possession hasta la fecha, en- aras de su
decidido y firme proposito de fomentar
el bien p1blico y aceptando las oportu
mas indicaciones de sus asociados 8 de
otras Ligas, elevo al Gobierno las soll-
citudes siguientes:
En- 10 de Euero al Sr. Ministro de Fo-
mento en- apoyo de la dirigida por otras
corporaciones analogas sobre rebaja de
las tarifas aplicadas al carbon mineral
por Ia Compania del Ferro-carril ae
Langreo Gjon.
Tambien en- 10 de Enero al Sr Mi
nistro de Hacienda para que SO relieve
al carbon de piedra del derecho de car
ga.
En- 8 de Febroro al Sr. Ministro de
Hacienda contra ell restablecimiento del
estanco dc la SAL
En- de Mario al Sr. Minstro de Ha-
ciepda para qne Sc hicieran fondos ell
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-03
@. B. S.
TeIsgramas via San Thomas.
ANTONIO GUTIERREZ

Nueva-York, febrero 2l.-En la
tercera eleccion del C0nclave fue ele-
gido ell cardenal Pecci para ell Ponti-
ficado bajo el nombre de Leon. Su
election es bien recibida por el mum
do catolieo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-03

lamentable por parte de los mas in
mediatameate interesados en- extir-
par la playa que aaige los campcs
occidentales de la Isla, y 10 sentimos
profundamente, primero por ellos y
despues por ell pafs