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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-09-12

NO. 10

IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY COURT
| IN the matter OF the guardianship of the minor
heirs of John liugc GGcyased
Notice Is hereby given. that by virtue and in
pursuance Of an order Of license, made in said
matter on the End day OF September, A. d., 1878
by the county court Of said county, the uudcrsign-
ed Augustine otto. guardian OF he minor heirs of
John lo9e, deceased, will, on Monday, the 30tf1
day OF September, \. D., 1875, ut ten o'clock in
the forenoon OF said day, at the office OF the coun-
~ adge, in the city Of Nfanitowoc in said COUNTY
offer for sao, 81 puclic ycndue the following de-
crlbGd LANDS, tG-#t: The east half OF the south
west quarter OF section number tWVnty-nine cen
township number twenty (2G}, range number
tWenty-onc f2l), in the county OF Aanitowoc and
state Of Wisconsin,
The ters OF sale will be made known on the
day of sale.
Dated at Manitowoc The Rad day Of September,
\. D.. 1873.
AUGUSTINE OTTO.
Guardian of the minor heirs of J ohm IIore de-
ceased.
ii. Slbrce, Attorney, ex-sep 10.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDTNG.S.
MANfToWoc, Sept. 9, 1878.

MANftOWoc, Sept. 9, 1878.
Board met, all members present ex-
cepting Messrs. Cooper and Nicholson.
Minutes of last meeting read and arr
proved.
! number of claims were presented
and refused.
Following claims were reported back
with recommendation that they be allow
ed IN full:
Carl Ertz surveying ......................,s 37t0
Geo. Hagen, street work Observation-Disclosures 5
H. Martin, suds. for steamer. 10
I, H3Gt1, hauling steamer ......,,........l5.CO
The committee on assessment reported
in favor of refunding to I. c.. Shove the
taxes paid oa schooner Reindeer, wit.
per cent. interest, for the raason that
SAID Shove did Ict own said schooner az
tho tiule OF iLs assessment.
Resolution was adopted instructing the
city attorney to appeal to the Supreme
Court the case of NJ. Doolin VS.. the citv
of Manitowoc.
The marshal Was Instructed to collect
the balance of the licenses from saloon
keepers who had not paid, or close them
up forthwith.
The mayor announced his appoint
ment of Inspectors and clerks of election,
and to constitute a Board OF Registory,
for the several wards as follows:
First Ward. 4. NJ. Rich
ter, Fred. Hecker, Geo. Dusold. Clerks.
fred. Heinemann, A. Whitman.
Second Ward.-Inspectors; l.. KEN
per, A. Hanson, r, Newcomb. Clerks.
"A. d. Jones, John Lantry.
Third Ward.-Inspectors: L. A. Bean,
Henry Wiz, II. Westphal. Cierks.-J.
| Staehle, J. KoelzeF.
Fourth Ward. Inspectors: NJ. Eel
| lows, W. Shimoneck, Jasper Hanson.
Clerhs.-John Mendlik, c. w. Morse.
The appointments were confirmed.
The following report was submitted
| showing the amount drawn OH the poor
fund for the quarter ending Aug. 3lst:
Figst Ward, $751; 90; Second Ward,
| $4,000; Third Ward, $500; Fourth
Ward, $310.95: tctal, $62595.
The oonmittee ON the matter Of the
! SO called Thonpson's creek reported that
| they had thought best to purchase the
| south half of lot Z block 324, and had
| bargained with the owner for the sum of
So 50, and had agreed with the owners
Of lot 5, b!Qok ST., that the damage to his
lot be assessed at $500. The committee
recommended the drawing of orders en-
the 1st and 81 wards for the amounts
mentioned as soon as said owners shall
execute such deeds and release as the
committee deems satisfactory.
The report and recommendation were
adopted.
On motion the rules were suspended
and the following claims allowed;
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PETER WERNER, Administrator
Franz & TREAT. Attys. ex-sent y

FIRST publication August 2gth, 1878. No a.
IN PROBATE--MANITOWOC COUNTY COURT.
| In the matter OF the estate Of Robert Morrison,
deceased.
On reading and filing The petition Of Hugh Morri-
son, setting forth the amaant vi personal estate
that has to his hands AMI the dispos tcu there
ofthe amount Of debts outstanding against said de-
ceased, aud description Of all the real estate Of
which said deceased died seized, and the condition
and value of the respective portions thereof: and
praying that license be TO him granted sell all the
following described pieces parcels Of land in Man
itowoc county, Wisconsin to-wit: Beginning at a
point where the southwest boundary line Of the
Green Bay aud shebOygan Road fso Called utersccts
the boundary line between the south east quarter Of
the northwest quarter of section No. one Il in town
ship No. twenty-ouo en- north Of Range No twenty
two i22l east aid the south quarter OF the north
west quarter of said section No. %, and running
thence in Il south westerly course one hundred aud
s@ventyhree llI5l feet; thence IN soufh-eastcrly
course hundred and ihiry.six (l36) feet 10 the
aforesaid boundary line between the two foity acre
tracts above described thence north 80 thu point Of
beginning. Also another piece OF hand described a.
follows: beginning at the starting point named IN the
preceding description and running thence in south
essteriy direction along the line OF said road one hum
dred and twenty l2Oj feet thence south westerly at
right giles with said first mentioned line one hunG
red l00j iest thence IA straight line to the place of
Iegiuiug. And II appearing by said petition, that
there is not sufficient personal estate in the hands
sad Hugh VI rrlsOa 70 pay said debts, aud that
necessary order pay the same 10 sell all Of said
real estate; il therefore ordered that all persons in
tcrested ia said estate appear before the judge Of h.
court On Tuesday tue Sth day of October A. D. 1875
at 10 CLOCK A. NJ, AT Tue once Of tie county Judge
the city of Manitowoc in said county, then and there
10 show causo if any there bel why license should
be granted 10 said administrator TO sell said real
estate according to the prayer Of said petition.
Aud it is further ordered that d copy order
shall be Published for four successive weeks prior
said day OF hearing III the MauiJowoe Pilot, weekly
newspaper printed aHd Published At MantOwoc ia
said county, and personally served All persons in
terested ia said estate, residing IA s4d county at
least fourteen days before said day If hearing BY
the Court.
Dated al Manitowoc Tie 10Th day Of August, A. D.,
1875.
MICHAEL KIRWAN, CorN1ty juigs.
Nash !. SchHiIiz, Attys. alsep IL.
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RACINE has sent S10l3.25, raised by
subscription, to the treasurers of tine
Howard Associations of the cities of
Memphis, Ficksburg, and New Orleans.
Societies, beside, have sent 1892.
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Tar changes in the time table of the
NJ. l.. S. /; W. r. r. will have the eff
feet of causing number of persons con
nected with the railroad, now living at
Two Rivers, to remove to this city.
Hallock and Hogan viii be missed Mt
Two Rivers, bat their loss will be our
Crain
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ABSTRACT or TIL, -A&.SES.S-
NEWT ROLL.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
COUNTY OF NASITowOC. -
]. John F. Wickert, County Clerk of said
Comfy, do hereby certify that the within iST
coryec; abstract of the assessment rolls OF The
several towns cities and villages il Sax County,
as compiled by ne from the returns made by
the several town, city and village clerks, under
the provisions of Chapter 100, Laws OF 1889.
In testimony whereof, | have hereunto set
my hand ana affixed my official seal, at the City
OF Manitowoc, this 5th day OF September,
D., loIS.
TSFAt1 JOHN p. WICkERT.
EnnniN Clerk.
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\ COUPLE of lovers who sat on the
steps Of the PrLor Office and ''gazed on
the moon and sky" while their hearts
beat responsive and their lips were sell
oquent with love-" forgot to take the
handkerchief which his solicitude had
spread on the hard and ink-stained steps,
that his Dulcinea may suffer no incon-
venience. \ printing office is prosaic
spot and sentimentality is always made
to give way to the strictest economy.
That young man should have placed him
self between his fair one ana the damp
ness from which the handkerchief was
intended to protect her. He should
have taken the handkerchief away or at
least left some mark by which it might
be recognized. Let him call and make
himself known. He may have the kerr
chief and this notice for nothing.
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THE spring and fall seasons are the
most trying to those in delicate health,
and even persons who cQrs:9e1 them
selves robust and strong, often suffer from
bad cold, and only because they neglect
ed to wear sufficient nde.-ciothing to
protect the body from the sudden
changes of the temperature. Now this
Is entirely unnecessary and Inaccessible,
as ). oahesIte Il Bros. are selling their
large stock of ladies', gents and boys
new underwear SO very low that who.
over catches cold, CT feels uncomforta-
BILE, for the reason aforementioned must
not blame j. Schuette & Bros. rs thew
are doing their share 20 prevent it, both
In regard to underwear and other cloth
ing. Their stock is really in q better
condition ana the, carry finer goods
than ever before
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LAWRENCE CoosEY Of the town of
Rockland, threshed 1900 bushels of
wheat this year This is a most remarE-
able crop when we consider that the
yield this season is much below the av-
era ca
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OFFICE OF SPECIAL DEPUTY
Most WORTH PNTEI ARCH :
N,r.a-,,,,.,-
EArlNE. LRne Il. ISIS.

RACINE, jane II, 1875.
MEssES. HATHAWAY 4 fONp:
GENTLENEN-lo have asked me how | was
pleased with Mrs. DAINTY. First, let me say that
have never gwen my official Endorsement, 10 any
lecturer peakCr or clOCUtiJui>t torit should mean
much with the order | represent in the North
western States; but can, without hesitation. in
dursc Mrs. Dainty rs one of the finest clocution-
lists have ever listened TO. She does not. read,
she does not reCitc or act; she creates, and So
loses her own identity that her audience is carried
away with genuine enthusiasm. Mrs. Dainty adj
ylftses herself after she has given one ct her re-
markaOlC entertainments, and never falls to nh
her second house to overlooking. | know hay,.
used strong Language, but have not oVcrstat.d
he case. Divisions employing her will have 40
occasion to regret it. for with proper management
she viii make money for them. Yours truly,
WILLIAM Il. BLOOMFIELD,
). II. NJ. W. +, Northwest
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TO THE PTBLIG.
OFFICE OF THE SINGER MANUFAC-l
TURING COMPANY, No. 10l, WIS
C8NSIN STREET.

OFFICE OF THE SINGER MANUFAC-l
TURING COMPANY, No. 10l, WIS
CONSIN STREET.
MILWAUKEE, WIS. Aug. 18th. 1873.
We desire to inform the public, that
we have opened in the city of Manitowoc
a Branch Office for the sale of Singer
Sewing Machines and other goods manu-
factured by US, under the management
OF Atr. john 4. Smith, who has for con
siderable time past been or agent, and
who will continue to attend well to the
wants of our customers. We shall sell
our world renowned machines at fair
price, ana intend that those purchasing
from us or orr authorized agents shall
be well pleased also, We shall see to it,
that what ouf agents promise shall be
performed. Thanking the public for the
very liberal patronage bestowed upon us
in the past, we hope and expect that I'M
der ouE more direct manner of dealing
with the public, to merit, as well as SC
cure continuance of confidence and
patronage. IS See that every machine
bears our Irude Murk. kone aIe gClt-
zine without it.
Very respectfully,
81 THE SINGER MAET-FAC. Co.
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ATTENTION, HORSEMEN ~!

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.. McClene.
Medicine will De furnished at reasonable
rates. Advice free, and satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded.
q
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We make The filling of prescriptions a
specially, for which purpose we keep
strictly pure and fresh medicines con-
stantly on hand at the Central Drug
Store. Night bell at front door.
JONES L ScHALLERS.
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10 CHICAGO And RETURN

Excursion rates to the Exposition at
Chicago S7.45 for the round trip, includ-
ing admission ticket to the Exposition
building.
lst sale Sept. 2nd, 3rd and 4th, good
to Sept. 8, inclusive. 2nd sale Sept. 10th
-25th, good to Sept. 30, inclusive. 3rd
sale Oct. l4th, 18th and 10Th, good to
Oct. 2Ist, inclusive.
Tickets for sale at the depot
CHAs. l.. RYDER,
Ag't., II. L. S. l. ". r. L,
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We have had the pleasure of hearing Mrs. Dm-
ty both il parlors and in public hall, and speak
without qualification IS to her ability, She some
of the graceful. natural. and forccN,l oflady
readers to whom we have had the pleasure Of lis
;enin-- Ziars Eer.,R EnSfaa
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l HAVE just received lot Of chamQis
lined, French Kid buttoned shoes for
ladies wear, which l consider better than
anything else [ ever saw in that line
Call and see them. C.. Book.
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Query -''Why will men smoke COM
mon tobacco, when they can buy Marburg
Bros. ".Seal Of North Carolina" at the
same price z"
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BY Mail % Cents additional ror no.tono m,
manufacturers of this Tsiunhope after In1,r txnr-
rimcnting have brought it to a degree of perf,,c-
ton truly surprising. BY il the Human Voice or
musical Sounds are conveyed a long distance
Wlthoit change. Sent to any address on receipt
Of price or descriptive circular. testimonials etc
Tor three cent stamp. Address
TELEPHONE COMPANY.
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Account of Z. Kruger, $3.50. for
building sidewalk, was reported back
with recommendation that it be allowed
and scrip issued to him for the same
against lots and 4, block 265, and lot
10, block 30, which was adopted.
Board adjourned for three weeks to
meet again on Monday Sept. 80, at Z!
Z. NJ, !, D, JONES, City Clerk.
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First publication 'ptembcr II, 1851 No. -.
II PROBATE. - MANITOWOC COUNTY
L COURT. In the maItcrui the estate of Math-
las WoraC, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition ofJulius Lind
StSGt, Administrator with the will annexed of the
estate OF said deceased, representing among other
things thar he has fully administered said state
and praying that time and place be fixed Toe eN-
aiming ana allowing his account OF his admins
ration. flied in this Court, 1t Is ordered that said
account be examined by the Judge OF this Court
on Monday, the fourteenth day OF October A. D.,
1873 at 10 oc0ck =. n, nj my o;cc in said count y
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given Ia
the hciJS of said deceased, and 10 all persons in
tcrcstcd, by publishing a copy of this order Tor
tour successive weeks prior To said day of hear
ing, in the MantoWoc PIL,T Il weekly newspaper
published at MauituwOC in said county
Dated at ManituwUC, the gth day of September.
A D.. 1873.
MICHAEL kIRWAN, County judge.
II. q. y ". J. Turner, Attys. cx-uct 3
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HoE. SCHUYLER CoLFAx will deliver
his celebrated lecture on ''Lincoln" on
the evening Of the 23rd INST. at the Pres
bytelian church lecture rooms. The
lecture will be under the auspices of the
Jones Library Association.
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ARE your horses or cattle sick2 II so.
go to L. &. j. Robinson's drug store for
medicine and receive advice as to how it
should be used.
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tFirst publication September l., 1873, NO IS.
L1TATE NE MISNnNSLN u HAI-NII,N- nLn

tFirst publication September l., 1873, No. IS
-TATE OF WISCONSIN. Il COUNTY OF
- MANITOWOC,-Ss.
Probate Office, Manitowoc, September llth A.
D., 1875.
In the matter Of the Proof and Probate of the
last will and testament of Christian Suemmrr. de.
deceased, late OF the county of Mauitowoc
Whereas an instrument In writing, purpOrting
10 hc the last Will aud testament OF Christian
SSoemmer, deceased, late Of the county OF
Nani'oWuG, has been filed in this office and where
A. application has been made by Magdal"na
Soemmer, PRAYING that the same be proven and ad-
mltted 10 probate accaruing TO the laws of this
State:
Therefore, il = ordered that said application he
heaTd before me at the Probate Ottlcc in the city
q ManltoWoc, IN said county, OH the 7th day or
october, 4. D.. 1873, at ten o'clock a. NJ
Ana II Is further ordered, that notice shall be
gwen TO All persons interested in said Will Of The.
time and Elavo Of sail hearing by publication in
me MamIowoc PiI9T. newspaper printed in said
city. Tor thee successive weeks once cuch week
prior 10 the time of SUCH hearing.
Ry ,hC Court,
MICHAEL kiliWAN. Count, Julor
i'iI'A ~ AlCd'' AlLp4A'yp, cX-scp 26
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a KNoTTY, incorrigible looking cane,
such a club i'll size as Hercules carried,
having timber enough and Just of the
quality suited &c construct soft money,
rotten platform for hard money demo
cratic district, rough and sinuous, crack
ed and worm eaten, badly split ard with
many gaping mouths, was leii at Ii jewel
er's shop in this city and came into our
possession in a surreptitous manner. 1t
belongs to an edltog wLo does not live
two miles and one furlong from Two
Rivers. Hugh Morrison suspects US of
some sinister design in consequence of
LGging such formidable piece of timber
and has read the riot act 10 US on divers
OCCASIONS since we began to team on the
cane. The cane is confscated SO We
ion't request anybody to 'proye proper
ty pay charges and take it away" We
should be pleased to present it to the
distinguished person who inspired the
platform" constructed for the demo-
Gratis Of this district Yes, it would be .
fitting testimonial for person of such
remarkable literary ability and sagacious
craftsmanship,
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OK Sunday last a couple Of boys were
engaged in chasing a squirrel which hal
ventured near the city. The squirrel
run up a pine tree having q dense growth
of foliage. \ lad named Jos. Smuggler,
proceeded to climb the tree for the purs
pose Of shaking the squirrel off, his com
paniOn remaining at the foot. While the
boy was up IL the tree young NAN nam
ed Frank Wanda, who had been out HINT
ing, came along and being told that a
squirrel was up in the tree, fred at It and
missed. He reloaded and changed his
position and again drew a bead on the
squirrel. This time he was more sue
ccssful and together with shooting the
squirrel brought down the boy. The
lad had eleven grains OF shot IN him,
principally about the legs. He is not
seriously injured and will be all right in
few days. Tbs first intimation Wanda
had that the boy was in the tree was
when he saw him drop with the squirrel.
What seems most strange is, that the lad
did not make his presence known even
after the first shot was fired, or that his
companion did not mention his where
abouts, though he must have known that
there was danger.
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First Publication August Is. 1881 No. 60.
ADMfNISTRArO SALE.

IN PBOBATE-MANITOwOC CoUSTY CouET In
the matter Of the estate OF johanna hehcrniS de-
ceased. Notice il hereby given, that by virtue
and III pursuance ofan order License made i'm said
matter, on the 9Th day Of August, A. d., 1878 By
the County Court OF said County the undersigned,
TRAITOR OF the estate OF said deceased. will
on Monday the lG!a day Of Sept, A. II. 1873. at
one o clock IL The afternoon OF said day at The.
house OF Ferdinand Meyer, in the town of Mecmc
in said county, offer for sac at public ycudue all
the personal property al said estate. The terms
Of sale cash.
Dated al Manitowoc, the 9th day Of August 4
1873.
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\ GERMAN named Sogsteter shot and
killed his wife at Menasha on the 3rd
inst. for improper intimacy with Negro
barber. The gun was loaded with buck
shot and the woman lived but Is minutes
after receiving the fatal discharge. The
barber has borne a bad character and
Sogstetter has always stood high in the
estimation of those who know him. He
was Immediately arrested and committed
to jail to await examination. The barber,
who is to blame for the whole affair fed
the city after the occurrence.
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THE following named persons were
chosen as delegates from this county to
the republican congressional convention
to be held to-day in the city of SheboY-
gan. Fifteenth Senatorial Dist. Charles
Luling, John Schuette First Assembly
District. DIR. O'ConnelI votes; Second
Assembly District, George Powell .
votes; Third Assembly District \. D.
Jones, Z. Johnston.
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THE body Of deck hand named
Schmidt was found in bunk in the hold
of the steamer John \. Dix 1t appears
that Schmidt came on board the steamer
drunk and went to his bunk. He must
have been smoking a pipe or cigar
from which the fire originated.
WE have Just received in stock fine
line of Racine shawls in all styles, a large
assortment of Ladies' and Children's
Hose, regular made, and very cheap. A
new and splendid assortment of the latest
fall style Print. A complete assortment
of ready made clothing for men and
boys, buy cheap. Dress goods in great
variety, and at much less price than
before. Was Il BARNES.
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WHENEVER you want anything in the
hardware line. go t. T.. *. & f. Ii. Rand's
and you will have a good large stock to
select from, and can buy cheap.