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Price 5Oc per bottle sold 10y al drussiss-AdL
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Ala RAYMOND a Co - corner Iulton and Nassau sts, to
maze room 10Y OuI turAutI siueN.-.iIe
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REMEMBER.

That the Singer Company have had
an agency here over 10 years. And have
lately established branch Office at Man
ltowoc with Mr.. John 4. Smith (,7ho has
been with the company over eight years
as manager to look after the interests OF
the company and those having Singer
machines. Those wishing to buy a gen
,sij3e Singer will find them oaIy at his
office for Manitowoc county. By en-
curing you viii ird the genuine Singer
outlaSts any other make, as IS years of
tcial proves, that the genuine Singer IS
the best. 2S2, Sl2 sold last year.
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tiirst publication October 81. 1881 No %
| y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY Cor-pr
Fickert, deceased. - I'll ''ltAiei'H
ST. On reading and fling the petition Of Fred
Svhi'z' "".lnistrator Of said estate settino form
,Ae amount Of personal estate that has cone to
MS hands and the disposition thereof-the amount
o! ucDtE outstanding against said deceased and a
HeeSl q 81! the real estate Of which said de
ceased G!ed seized, and the condition and value of
me respective portions thereof and praviug thot
incense ne 70 MN granted 10 sell all of the NV of
ne 81 section y, town u, north Of range Il east
~ oh4NAho COibaty, Wisconsin, and il aDpearing
Dy 74lu petition, that there il not sufficient upr
sonar estate in the hands OF said II
pay -aiG DEBTS and that it i necessary in order To
pay me same to sell all of said real estate it j.
therefore ordered, that all persons Interested in
sal0 estate appear before the Judge of this Court
on Monday the 9th day Of December n Is-s M
zen CLOCK a NJ, at the Probate Office I'm the city
OF Nianltowoc in said county then and fbpra n
snow cause az any there be- WHY license lbonld
nov De Granted 10 said administrator 10 sell said
Ieai estate according 70 the prayer Of said petition
Ia ~ Is lui thef ordered, that copy OF this or
oet shaAl De pdSiIshed Tor four successive weeks
prior 30 said day Of hearing, in the Manitoyyoc
rug, u weekly newspaper printed and published
al tHg CITY OF Manltowoc in said county and Der-
sohay served on all persons Interested in aid e.
leSinS ~ sa!d county, at least fourteen DAYS
before $40 i sJ Of hearing. By the Court.
D., 1873: 49, D65 u OSt'oei' A
MICHAEL KIRWAN, County JUDGE.
Nash Z ochmitz, AttyE. nov ,.
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PERSONAL.

Miss Picnic LeClair was the guest of
Misses Carrie and Lucy Shove during her
visit to this city.
Mr.. Thomas Jones and family have re-
moved from Neshoto to Racine.
Mr.. North left for his home in Green
Bay last night.
Mrs. J. W. Barnes returned on Satur-
day from a visit 10 St. Louis and Indian
apolis.
Frank Jones took a weeks vacation in
Chicago lately.
Mr.. Schernerhorn of Milwaukee was
in the city on Sunday last
Domestic felicity prevents editor Nash
from making his usual number of visits
to Manitowoc.
Messrs Reed and Witcomb of the Lake
Shore Road, were in town last week.
Mr.. C. L. Turner left Oh Tuesday for
Sheboygan. He will superintend the
harbor work there.
Mr.. Albert Landreth leaves for his
home at Battle Greek Mich. tonight.
Mr.. Landreth has made quite number
of friends in this city
julie Linstedt visited the Pilot office
yesterday. julie is one of the solid men of
Mlshicott.
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STATIONERY.

We take pleasure in announcing to
the public that we have just received at
The Central Drug store fine stock of
stationery which We will sell at prices
lower than ever offered in the city here
tofore. JONES & SCHALLERN.
?. S. We call special attention to our
stock of PapeteTic or box paper.
JONES & ScHALLERS.
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We are now ready at The Central Drug
Store, to advise and prescribe for horses
and cattle from the works of the celebrat.
ed veterinary surgeon DR.. Mcclure
Medicine will DE furnished at reasonable
rates. Advice free, and satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded.
JONES & SCHALLERN.
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THE cheapest ana most fashionable
goods lady can wear are the celebrated
"Broadhead al pacas'' of which J. Schu-
cite 4 Bros. have the exclusive sale in
this city. i dress made of these aipacas
can be washed and done up as we'll as
linen without the least injury to the
fabric, and is warranted to stand such a
test. Colors also suars nteed perfectly
ssasss.
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z. ]. EURDETIE.

Through the efforts of AIr. Burdette
who is one OF the most brilliant young
humorists of the age, the Burlington
Halrkeye" has become one Of the leading
humorous papers of the day. No less
successful as a lecturer than an editor, he
has charmed all audiences before whom
he has appeared, and is now after only
two seasons work, one of the most pop
ular speakers Oh the platform. The press
has been unanimous in his praise, bat
We need not rely wholly upon that, if his
lecture is one half as funny as his witt
cisms in the "HaWkeye" which have
made him so famous, it will be uproar-
ious. We predict IA overlooking house
tonight and those wishing reserved seats
should apply TO Piening without delay.
Reserved seats 80 cts.
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(tirst publication Octobcr8I lN1S) No. qf.
IN PR0BATE.-MANITOWoG COUNTY COURT.
L In the matter Of the estate of John Mlada de-
ceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Anna
Ml3ca, of NanltowoC county, Wis representing
among other things that ohm Miada. late OF Mani
toWoc county, Wis, ON the 18th day OF October A
D, 1878 nj NanitowoC county, died iutcstate leay-
ing goods chattes and estate within this stale
ana that the said petitioner is the widow of
SAID deceased, and PRAYING that administration OF
SAID estate he 10 joscph Shlmek granted il is or
dered that said petitpu.hC heard bela., (, Ju,lor
o. this Court. on Monday, tho 41th dav OF Noyem-
ber A. p ISIS, at 10 clock \. IT ut nv Office in
said county.
oFIored Iurther, that notice thereof be given 10
the hClIs OF said deceased and TO all persons IN
terested, by publishing copy OF this order ior
ihree successive weeks prior TO said day If hear,
ihg, IN the ManitowoC PIlJT a weekly ueWspapcy
published nj ManitOWoC in said comfy
MICHAEL kIENAN, County Judge.
Dated Al ManitoWoc. the 3tst day OF October,
4. d., 1878,
ii. 6. & ". J, Turner, Attys. nov If
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q IIFI T'IVIIUNIIOL NCIoDtf 81. $3.50 No, %.
IN MISUNDERSTANDING COUNTY COURT
mer, deceased.
To all whom it NAV concern:
Letters Of administration with the will annexed
on SAID estate having been issued 10 John Barth
Sen, on the 7th day of October. A. d. 1873 and fouJ
months from and after the date hereof beinv al
ioWcd and limited for creditors 30 present their
claims Tor examination and allowance notice il
hereby given that the undersigned will on the
hrst Monday IN each of the four months next en-
SUING th0 date hereof ana also on the 29th day Of
February, 1879, at the Probate Once in the city Of
Nanitowoc, in said county, receive, examine and
against said deceased " t''"''
Dated at Manitowoc October octI, 1919
MICHAEL EERWAN, Comfy Judoa
Treat 6 FFao4, Attys, n"y3i
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OUR Mishicott subscribers failed to
get their PILoTs of last week until Mon
day, and they were excusably indignant
as they were anxious to get the election
news Oh the county. We challenge any
man to furnish an iota of proof that our
packages are Lot invariably sent from
this Office on Thursday. We presume
We must ''grin and bear" this neglect Of
officials. How long, oh lord, how long
before somebody will be s'bouncedl"
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APPLES !

We just received car load Zone hundred
and fifty barrels) of choice winter apples,
which we are selling at the low price of
s.. 90 per barrel. We expect another car
load in few days.
j. SCHUETTE & Bios,
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Notice is hereby given that the semi-apnual
review of the fire department viii take place
on Monday. November Is. The freneu are re-
quested to assemble near the city council rooms
at O'clock P NJ. of the day above named
FRED. SEEGER, Chief of Fire Dept.
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4 WORD TO The WISE

Be careful. If you wish to buy gen
kline Singer sewing machine, Mr.. John
4. Smith Is our only agent for the sale
Of cur machines at Manitowoc.
TIE SINGER MANIC Co.
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The ''Goiden Star is ornamental and
usciul. It Is base burner and has ali
the Improvements. For sale at Albert
Backers.
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ALWAYS DESIRABLE and found at last
No more toes on cbildrens' shoes to be
tixed-the sole-leather tip will prevent all
this. The tip or these is made of solid
soie-leatner and will outwear the shoes
every time. These shoes are made Of the
very best material throughout. and for
sale at tho shoe store of W. A Rnssa
- low. jan II
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BURDErTE tonight.
WHERE oh, where is the greenbacker:
The Ahnapee Daily Neac8 has been
discontinued.
THE Amelia Watts dramatic company
have disbanded.
EUGENE SHERMAN enjoys waiting 'for
the returns"
OUR moonlight nights are over with
for this month,
Do NOT fail to hear Bardette, at Tur
nar Hall, 70 night.
The revenue cutter Andy Johnson was
in our port on Monday.
SUNDAY night our beautiful weather
came to rather a sudden close.
ONE devil can't keep printing Office
warm. BRING Us wood for your suhscrip-
ton.
II eucomiums Of the press are any cri-
terion, Burdette has few equals as hu
morist.
WELLS Persian Perfume "IIACKMETACIl' is
rich and fragrant; Try it. Sold by Jones 4 SchaI-
err, central Drug store.
The county board began its annual
session on Tuesday Inst.
THE frosts are quite heavy these
nights.
SIDEWALKS are well frosted over in the
early part Of the day.
PEcK's rooster looks like a humming
bird treated for indigestion.
ELECTION ROSTERS and the "official
canvass" are features Of almost every
paper now.
Mr.. NoRrH's concert in Two Rivers
suffered in consequence of the bad
weather.
QUITE Q large amount Of hay is being
baled in this city.
QrITE number of droves Of fat cattle
are being brought to town for shipment,
'iis1o '''J
we have on hand card cntter and a
very fine imposing stone which will be
sold At bargains.
TnE Boss Cabinet Photos, and silk
Velvet Frames, at Melendy's Gallery.
THERE are few houses in Manitovoc
now ''for rent, :" proof Of improveme nj
in the times.
SOME Of the citizens of Two Rivers
were present at Mr.. North's concert on
Tuesday night.
SupT. WALKER is preparing for Thanks
giving. Judge kirwan won't be caught
mapping, either
'nAChAE l . popular aud irasf r'
p pr,,.', s,nr. Liens
TIM fellow who DISCHARGED five shots
ot Mr., Conway and his son has not vet
been arrested.
THE young people are making arrange
ments for social dance on Thanksgiv-
ing at the Nndiate House.
TIE county board adjourned Tuesday
afternoon to Friday morning to give
the committees chance to work.
THE Golden Star, beautiful new coal
stove for sale at Albert Beckers, south
side. Tn, best in the market.
ORR s,ortsmen miss C. L. Turner
considerably.
Tpr,r l. s,i7 - Ia 3catb an soni,YcIs
and nortrilgrs He clubs his run and
goes COR them.
IHIs has been fine fall for blowing
and farmers generally are through with
that work
Robert Bonner has purchased the fast
horse, Edwin Forrest.
IT i soid that Col. CqIkins intends to
start a Sunday paper in Milwaukee soon.
The side walks are dangerously slip
pery while covered with the hoar frost.
Nm EoRru has concluded his singing
,os,,,s ;, chic o;tr
v-.,a,, oo,,,, 4,.o;r hoi, now 81
that their heads look like curry com bs.
BURDErIE is the most widely quoted
chemist IN the United States, and also
the most unanimously praised humorist.
Hear him.
ARE vour horses or cattle sick2 If SO,
go to i. X. ). Roolnson drug store lor
medicine and receive advice as to no" II
should De used.
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FATHER Jacobs will deliver a lecture
at the Catholic church in this city on
Sunday evening next.
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First publication October a, 1873 !,

STAIE OF WISCONSIN, CIRCUIT C0URT,-MAN-
= IT0WoC COUNTY. IS Lewis Peterson
against Dina Peterson. Summons for relief com
not seFyed.)
To the above named defendant: You are here
by summoned and required TO answer the com
plant IN this action. which is filed in the Office Of
the clerk OF the circuit court, county of MaDito-
voc, al the city OF Manituwoc in said county and
TO serve cops OF your answer to the said COM
plant on the subscriber at his Office in the city
OF AanitoYoc, said county, within twenty DAYS
after the service Of this summons you exclusive
OF the day Of such service and If you fail 70 ans
wer the said complaint within the time aforesaid
the plaintiff this action will apply TO the court
for the relief demanded in the com plant.
Dated, October 22rd. 1873
HENRY SIBREE, Plaintiffs Atty
TO the above Laned defendant: Take notice
that the 81 mmons and complaint in the shove n
Titled action was fled ia the Office of the Clerk OF
the Coult of Manitowoc county, on the 22nd CAV Of
October, 1875,
HENRY sIBREE, Atty for Plaintiff, ur &
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/ QUITE large audience Vas present
last Thursday evening to hear the Swed-
ish Lady Quartet. The singing was
such as persons OF cultivated tastes
would highly enjoy, and mus al critics
were no doubt delighted with it. But a
popular audience would require less
of science and more of nature. The
voices of these ladies are remarkably
clear, musical and full OF pathos, and
one could not help regretting while lis
tening to them, that the arbitrary laws
OF vocal music, require variety and diff
cult transitions while keeping "per2ec t
time" rather than that melody which
! appeals to mans love of the beautiful
Educated singers no doubt delight those
whose tastes are cultivated, but they
weary those whose emotions are not gov
erned by the intellect. The quartet
were remarkable in the perfect blending
and purity of voices. "The Old Folks
at Home" and "The Sweet Bye and
| Bye" compensated the uneducated far
the infection Of all tilas was classical in
the programme. "Those who know
claim that the harp solos were faultless.
They certainly required def fngors in
their execution ana considerable patience
on the part of the hearers. Excellent thew
no doubt must have been if difficulty OF
! performance is the test. A student of
geometry might experience delight in
the solution of difficult theorem, but it
would be a decided bore to one not con-
versant with tho science. We presume
the same truth is applicable to all who
love concert of sweet sounds" but
whose appreciation does not include that
harmony whose only merit is difficulty.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

First publication October 81, 1881 No 81
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY CoURr. In
4 the matter of the estate OF Ambrose Osch-
valid, deceased.
On reading ami filing the petition OF Don A.
Shove administrator OF said estate setting forth
the amount OF personal ate that has come TO
his hands, and the disposition tEereof-thc
amount of debts outstanding against said deceas-
ed, and description of part of the real estate of
which said deceased died seized, and the condi-
ton and value Of the respective portions thereof:
and praying that license be to him granted to sell
all the following described real estate situated
and being IN the counties Of ManjtowOc and Calu
VII
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GRIDLEY-RASDALL.b by Rev. Mr.. Showers,
on Thursday Nov. Z, at the residence of W. j.
Turner, Mr.. c. L. GRIDLEY, OF this city, and
Miss LILLIAN II. RANDALL, Of Appleton.
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tirst publication October 81. 1897 -, a.
N PRORATE A

Friedrichs deceased '''' 1" Il H'oie'''
To all whaH il may concern.
iDtterS tcStauprt.rv ON safJ os.oto ,.;-
iSeueo 20 Carl Haukohl on the 23rd day of Soptem-
Der A. D. 1875, and four months from and afterthc
u'tG htIeol being allowed and limited for creditors
to present their claims for examination and ALLOW
atTe h,!Ice Is hereby given that the undersigned
Will on the frst Monday in each OF the said four
the 18th dag OF February, 1872 at the Probate OF
nee Ia the city Of HanitowoC, in said county, re.
celye' examine and adjust all Claims, and demands
OF All persons against said deceased
1878, say u Octoper,
MICHAEL KIRWAN, County judge.
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Gddng ALL
CANVASSERS
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
County Clerk
county constituting County therefor hereby
original made to the County Clerk of and
with
the office the County Board
NIanitowOc
November, A. d. 1878.
J. P. WICKERT, County Clerk, J
r. DONOVAN. Justice of Peace,
VII GLOVER, Justice of Peacel
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WE sell our paints, oil and brushes
cheap. T. L. j. ROBINSON.
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p0BTNSOS-Npy. III

R0BINSON-Nov. I1th 1878 at the residence of
VIM. Rob nSNn Esq. of koSsuth Margaret
Robinson aged years and months. The
dece seti was q bright child and the Youngest
daughter of Mr.. Robinson.
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The two new sleeping coaches pur-
chased for use on the Lake Shore and
Western road, have all the modern i'm
provements and are admirable in their
arrangement. Each coach is divided
into three departments, one for passen
gers, one for berths and one for baggage
Tue coaches are heated by means OF
warm water which passes through pipes
extending through the car The water
is kept III constant circulation by means
OF the heat generated by peculiarly
constructed stove. They are supplied
with every convenience and there can
be 10 doubt that their being put on
the road viii insure a considerable IN
crease Ill the number OF passengers be
tween Clintonville and Milwaukee, par-
ticularly as the price of berths will not
be more than one-half the rates on other
competing lines.
THE Muscatine iowa Journal com
mcnts as follows upon Rise and Fall OF
the Mustache:"
AS literary effort, it was one of the
finest, richest, raciest, lectures ever heard
from a Muscatine stage. 1t bubbles with
fun, sparkles with wit, bristles with sharp
points and is replete with tender seuti-
mcnts and beautiful thoughts. And how
wonderful the transition from ''the sublim
CO 10 the ridiculous.." While still IN con-
WILSON'S Of laughter the audience are
suddenly transported by burst Of eIo-
quence or moved to tears by touch Of
exquisite pathos.
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The concert given Tuesday night
under the management of Prof. North
WAS tolerablv we'll attended The sing
ing was fair, and in some instances the
performers were quite warmly applaudad.
The recitations by Miss Picnic LIE
Clair were quite good when her age and
experience are considered.
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Rev. George and Rev. Charles Fessler
have been spending a few days in the
city, the guests of Rev. II. Jacobs.
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TIE engineers In charge of the harbor
and river improvements have made their
report to the Chief of Engineers at Wash
ingt0D stating the work done during the
year past, the appropriations necessary
Tor next year and the amount required
10 complete the works.
The sum Of 81, GS2 is recommended
for the improvement Of the Manitowoc
Larbor next year, and the same figures
are given as the estimated amount for
the completion of the harbor. An
amount OF $40, ZOO is recommended as
necessary for the Two Rivers harbor next
wear, and it Is estim ated that SI45, 600
viii complete the work. The Fox and
Wisconsin rivers require 81, 725 ,G63 to
complete the proposed improvements.
The $3.50, 600 appropriated last year for
these rivers were expended on the Fox.
IN appropriation of $3.50, 600 is recon
nenGed for these rivers next year.
The $4,000 appropriated for the Man
itowoc harbor has not been wholly ex-
pended this year. 1t was determined to
sink 6 cribs, but the lateness of the sea
son prevented the contractors from sink
ing more than three. 1t is possible that
the other three will be put in next spring.
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and 1t appearing by said petition that there il not
! suhcitht personal estate IN tho hands "f-nfd adj
llStr2lJr TO pay said debts "nu mat II Is nrCG>
SGFy III order to pay tv same, to sell all Of said
real "ctatC II l. therefore ordered that all persons
interested in said estate appear before the IUda
OF this Court, on Monday the 2nd day Off ecember
\. d. ISIS, at ten O'clock a. NJ at tie ctlig Of Tho
County Judge in the city # Eiauitowoc in said
county. then and there 20 show cause ir any there
be- why license should not be granted to said adj
miH!tratorto sell said real estate according to The
prayer OF said petition.
And ii is further ordered. that q ccry ~ This or
der shall be published for fur successive weeks
prior TO said Gay Of hearing, in the ManitoVOr
Pll0t weekly newspaper printed and published
al MGulJoW0c In SAID county, and personally served
Oh all persons Interested in said estate rcsidiu.y
In SAID county at least fourteen days before said
day ui hearing. Nv the Court.
Dated al MauitoWuC the l4tL da,r NJ o.t.-.
D., 1878. --H u"y VI Oclooef' A.
&tCHAEL KIRWAN, County Judge. novel
First publication October 81, 1879 No.aI.
IN R0BATE.--MANlTOW0C COUNTY COURT,
ceased. ' "
To all whom it may concern:
letters oil admln3stT2 ion with the will annexed
III tn . mater, having heen issued to John Clark
on the 2Sth day q October. A. D. 1873 ana lcur
no4tAS rom and after said day being allowed and
hlied Tor creditors to preSCu; their claims for eX-
animation and allowance, notice is hereby given
tAat the undersigned will, on the first Mondays OF
November and December, 1878, and of January,
1879, and also on the last day so limited AT tie
Probate Office in the city Of Manitowoc in saiG
demands OF all per ons against said deceased
Dated, October 2Sth. 1878
MICHAEL kIRWAN County Judge
Nash 4 Scamitz, Attvs. nov ~
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plrst publication October 81, 1879 No. %.
! y PR0BATE,-MANlTOW0C COUNTY COURT,
IN The matter Of the estate Of Darby Clark, de-