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MICHAEL KIRWAN, County Judge.


(rlrst publication October 81, 1881 No. %
N MISUNDERSTANDING COUNTY COURT
! In the matter OF the estate of Car. wilhelm
Flckert, deceased,
On reading. and fling the petition of Fred
Jch'A administrator OF said estate setting forth
L tie alolht OF Personal estate that has come to
".e 49, 10, and the disposition thereof-the amount
OF DEBTS outstanding against said deceased and
description of all the real estate of which said de-
ceased died seized and the condition and value of
the respective portions thereof; and PRAYING that
license be 10 him granted to sell all of the nv L of
ne& 81 section "a, town 81 north of range Is east
III Shawano county, Wisconsin, and il appasrine,
by SAID petition, that there is not sufficient per
son al estate IN the hands OF said administrator tr
pay SAID debts, and that il is Necessary in order 10
paw the same, TO sell all of said real estate: il is
therefore ordered, that all persons Interested in
sald estate appear before the Judge of this Court
on Monday the 9Th day OF December, A. D. 1873 at
Ten CiocE A NJ, at the Probate ONCE in the CITY
o. Mahlto"oc IN said county, then and there 10
snow cause ~ any there be- why license should
mol De granted to said admins traitor TO sell said
Fea estate according 10 the prayer of said petition
ana " Is further ordered that a copy OF this or
DER snail DC published for four successive weeks
prior TO SAID day Of hearing in the Manitogoc
P1ot, weekly newspaper printed and published
al the city OF Manitowoc in said COUNTY and per-
sonay served On sll persons interested in said es
tae residing III sid county at least fourteen DAYS
before SAID day OF hearing. By the Court.
Dated al Manitowoc the 18th day of October,
D., 1873. =
MICHAEL KIPWaS County Judga
-NooH "a oSlaiTE Attys,
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LOWEST YET.

Cultivated Cranberries, finest
stock, only $3.50 per bushel,-
Hand in your orders at once.
PLUMB & NELSON.
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THRoUGH a failure to place the manu-
script Oh the proper hook, our remarks
on District Attorney Schmitz did not ap
pear last week in the article headed "Our
Ticket" Mr.. Schmitz has performed
the duties of the office during the last
two years 50 acoeptably, that any omis-
sion on our part to make favorable com
ments, could not in the least affect his
chances for election, and we refer to the
matter now solely to remove any impress
sion that our neglect Was az intentional
slight, inasmuch as every other person
on the ticket was mentioned MI.
Schmitz' official record for the last two
years is OF itself tho los: cncomium that
he can receive, and he can well afford to
go before the people on that without
other argument.
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\ MAN minus his hat, dripping with
water and fastening toward home as if
he were the bearer of glad tldings, might
be seen on Monday coming from the lit
tie Manitowoc. His trusty gun, whose
recoil had caused him to take an invol-
untary bath, was ike Absalom's banner,
soiled by trailing in the dust. The duck,
like Lycidas, was left TO float on its wat
cry nie.. Duck hunting has its perils,
but the gentleman above described seem
ed in no way anxious to discuss that
subject.
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First publication October 81, 1850 No. 50.
IN PRoRATE,- MANITOWOC COUNTY COURT
l Ia the matter Of the estate of John Habeck,
deceased.
To all whom itmay concern:
Letters of administration on said ostnti bavipc,
been issued TO Albcr;ina iabec!: AMI I,,ri UahcrE
on the 3rd day OF July, a. D.. l37 and G,ur1nontbs
rom &na after ne date hereof being allowed and
ntItGa iof creditors 20 present their claims for
tLaI - t0t ar. allowance, notice II hereby given
- '1' Undersigned will, on the first Mondays of
-. emOcr, 1878, January, 1879, and on The last day
of The time so limited, rhe Probate ONCE in tho
city OF ManitowoC, in said County, receive, cx-
anime and adjust all claims, and demands Of all
persons agains said deceased.
Dated, ManitowoC October 21st 1873
MICHAEL kIkMAN. COUNTY JuGgc. nov Il
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(Eirst publication Sept. Goth, 1881
SHERIFF'S SALE

STATE OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COURT
- MANIToWoC COUNTY.--ss.
Fred Ellcrman against Frank Len berger
by virtue OF an execution issued out of and nm
der the seal of the Circuit Court Of the STATE of
Wisconsin, in and toT the county of Nanitowor.
IN the above entitled action, dated the 10th tav of
September, 1873, and 10 me directed snd deliver
cd against the goods, chattelS lands and real
property of the defendant Frank Lemberger. up
on Judgment rendered by and before NEl W
waldo, Justice of the peace, in and for said coun-
" OF Manltowoc. on the SKI day of July, 1873. a
transcript OF which said Judgment was Guly fled
II the office OF the clerk of the Circuit Court in
hanltowoc county, on the 18th day OF Sentr,nber
1873. nave levied upon, and seized all the riybt
tue, and interest which the Sai1 Frank Iem6er>
ger had on the sad I9th dSy OF September lS7S or
IiaS siiiCe acquired " in and to the following dcs~
Stineu fea eS'.,e to-wt: The northeast quarter
VI 'e NJ IN east quarter of the northeast quarter
V section number ten U0l township number
nineteen 90, range number twenty-five (s0 east,
situated in the county of Mauitowoc and state of
Wisconsin, which said described promises | shall
expose for sale, and sell tie law directs. at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder, at the Shcrf's
Office, in the court house. in the city and county
OF NanitowoC, Wisconsin, on the 9th day of No
vember A. D., 1875 at 10 O'Clock IL the forenoon
of that day.
notnd S,n-,,nbnr 1879
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STORMY Gays 'i''7'e' 10 ''--'''
THIS IS the season Tor seiulrfei u u 1'iiis'
SUSPENSE viii be ended next Tuesday.
Cardinal Cullen died lately in Ireland,
T1LDEs does not sigh for the st. Louis
belle.
EVERY thing gives way to politics this
week.
THE marriage market IS steady this
week.
On Rragg smoke at Two Rivers last
night.
prro no,r aows for tba rood Of the
country
r,..,rns have about completed fall
blowing.
w ,,o-.o ohonaone5 northern
1.t;t,1ez
D. o., ,ror,os tba sJackassoto
Road bv reflection
FELLOW JACK is giving way to f
mighter Jack than he.
A WAR on Turkey will soon be in prog
ress throughout the United States.
GREEyBAcKERs are a scarce article in
this county.
The drilling rain Of October IS de-
pressing.
TuH poor trade dollar is treated ike a
step child.
WILL GUYS dog is preparing for q
cold winter.
Considerable wood is being brought
ia town now.
Hox HIRAM SMITH spoke at Two Riv-
ers last Tuesday.
~ Fnosr -rill goon ,,fav the cham
pion zane Of freeze out.
...,r,,..-.,oY - teacher. in tbis county
A..
: ! : -
TIE Alanlto"oc ooHn'S A'io' Is 10"
being oouho III Mli"auAee'
NASl4o"oo county mas ho' h">' i1aNy
poli'-eal speeches ms esst
RoaEEr RUDOLPH formerly Of this
city, IS no" settled IN Coiorada'
PRoPRIEToRs of livery stables behe7e
in a vigorous election campaign.
PoLrrIcs claims the almost undivided
attention Of the PILoT this woels.
THE probability is that a light vote
will be cast in this county this fall.
RACINE lately had the distinguished
honor Of having a prize fight within its
limits.
ORR Indian summer, this fail, consist
cd Of few pleasant days sandwiched
between stormy ones,
Tue city council met last Monday and
not having quorum adjourned till next
Monday.
HANDS hardware store is sought for
by al who wish TO purchase any goods
III 'hat Ahe.
SoIE good, reliable book on pariia-
mentary rules would have a good sale IN
Maple GROVE.
10 not fail to hear Gen. Bragg discuss
the political issues OF the day, at turner
Ia - - -
HE weather prophets have not yet
begun to predict the kind of winter in
store ioi Us
GIVE Gen. Bragg rouSing meeting
tonight The little general IS an clio
: io-l' = '''No'.
CANDIDATES Tor Office have hunted up
me scars ana heavy gloves "id away
"ol'As 'na summer
l'JeAs II the vicinity OF Appleton are
lmpeHetraole to shot aud as tough as the
NEE q ! fiiihocefoS'
Mas wants but little here below and
,7,,,,t - D,.,,.,,
month throncbo,+
~
~ i ~ -, -, = - '''''-' ''o7''' :
80 :. - : go = 80
NATIONAL BANKS are not the only IN
',','-o',' : 10 -l''--lo ""'oH ieo'''' ~
'en''o'' 'i''' 'o'' "'''Ae'
ihE "Fidder 5 suit against simple
Simon Tor breach OF promise IS now IN
70 - : " '''''''' : w.
HE PILOT VIII soon bid adieu to the
tax list when has been appearing in Its
columns the lust lew months.
HE "lthered leaves do something
more 'hah rustic to the eddylng gust
TINS i1h' lhey go at a : ~ rate
IHE Milwaukee Sentinel Of Saturday
arrived IN ManltoWoc Yesterday morning
TAKING loof ooSS 10 make the trip
'HAckMETAck' popular and fragrant
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NOTICE.

To all whom 1t may concern: All persons arc
hereby cautioned against trusting any one on NV
account. I shall pay no debts which are not con-
tracted by myself personally.
DANIEL HAGGERTY.
Maple Grove, Oct. /, 1873.
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First publication September IS, 1881 No. 81

First publication September 26 1879 No 81.
INRCUIT COURT. - MANITOWoC COUNTY
y Josephine Jokosky, plaintif, p ait st John
nor seryed.)
To the above named defendants You az hcre
y summoned, and required to answer the com
plant in this action which is fled IN rbo Ia, M
the clerk OF the Circuit Court, county of Manito-
voc, al the city OF Manitowoc, an said countv and
paint on the sHhscrihcr 1T his Office IN said civ
OF MsnitoWcC, county aforesaid within twenty
dals 3s''s me service of this simmons on YOU OK
~ =, me gay OF sach service; and il you fail
10 answer the saiG complaint within the fine
aforesaid, me p!aintf in This GctiOu will apply 10
the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated, September 18Th, 1873.
HENRY SIBEEE, Plaintiff Atty,
To the above named defendant: Take notica
that the summons and complaint in Tie above on
titied action was filed inthe Office of the clerk of
Der, 1873. 49, VI 0P'0N'
HENRY sIBREE, Plaintiffs Atty. ex-oct 81
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First publication October r. 1851
VI IIoO PlIUIIOtIIIUH OCIUDtT II, ISIS.)
STATE OF WISCONSIN, CIRCUIT COTRT
- NANITOWOC COUNTY

First publication October II, 1881
- NANIT0WOC COUNTY
The Geiser Threshing Machine Company. Main
tiE, against OgliYe Fenton, Daniel ii Iio,is IA
william ii. Wood, defendants. T1tbe defendanta
above named. You sTe Aer2hv snmmoncd ia ~
ItiiTtl ~ answer re complaint in this action.
Wnch was Fled in the office of the clerk of fhe cir
colt court for Manitowoc countyon the 18th dav Of
october, 1873, and TO serve copy OF your ans;rcr
on the subscriber Of his Office in the cir M NJ
t0Woc, III the county Of Manitowoc and state Of
Wisconsin, within twenty days after the servica
hereof exclusive of the day OF Oh service: and
II you lall 70 answer the complaint as aforesaid
the plaintiff will take Judgment against Won for
sun. OF three hundred dollars with interest ot
~ per cent. from the 10th day of Augusta D1STn
less the sum of two hundred and ntnety-thrna snd
tylCO dollars and interest at 10 per cent From, tT
18Th day of October, 1874, besides the costs of this
Dated October 18Th 1873
J. $. ANDERSON, Plaintiff. Atty.
IT,, .t,o 5.,-,z. AaDitowoc Wis
that the complaint in the above action was duID
nled N the oice OF the clerk of the circuit conrf
10 g"Vc county, on the 18th day Of October
1878. q. 5. ANDERSON, Plauti.is ATTY. now
First publication October Il, 1881 No. &c
IN PRoBATE,-MANITOWoC COUNTY Cor-RT
In the matter OF the estate OF Joseph Psnkraty
deceased >1'''H'
On reading and filing the petition of Anton Pan
hfatz, OF said county, representing among other
Things that Joseph Pankratz, late of said COUNTY
49, u0l VI A D., 1905 al SAID GOunty.
dIed Interstate, leaving goods, cnattels and estate
within TINS state ana that the said petitioner is q
son OF said deceased, and praying that admnistra
ton OF sala estate be TO John p Wiclxert granted
II Is ordered that said petition be heard before the
Judge OF this Court, on Monday, the 18th dav OF
Office in said county - ' - my
ordered further, that notice thereof be given to
the heirs Of said deceased, and to all persons in
IeFerIed' Dy publishing copy of this order for
three successive weeks prior to said dav Of hear
lng, IN the Manitowoc Pilot, weekly newspaner
pu6ilshed at The city of Mantcwoc in said county.
A. D., 1878. - '''0i'
NJ, MICHAEL KIRwAN, County Judge.
-'ash a 0tnuiitz' Attys. oct 81
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RATHER q small crowd assembled on
Monday night to hear Hon. Hiram
Smith Of Sheboygan Falls. This WAS
partly due to the unfavorable character
Of the weather and partly to the entire
absence of any thing like political en-
thusiam in the city. 4 number of dem
ocrats were DESTROYS to hear Mr.. Smith,
but grew weary of the platitndes OF the
speaker who preceded him and did not
wait to hear Mr.. Smith. Pratt would
do well enough for 10 minutes speech
as his voice is pleasing, but declama-
ton an hour in length is little more OF
him than people are willing to take.
Dir. Smith has made good impress
ion in this city. He is by no means an
eloquent talker nor a deep thinker, but
he is evidently sensible, honest man.
In point Of ability he is not all equal to
Gen Bragg. But there is no buncombe
about him. He has plain practical way
of talking that is quite convincing and
his illustrations are always apt.
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APPLES.
The finest stock of
WINTER APPLES.

ever brought to Manitowoc, just in
and are selling at 1925 per barrel.
These apples are packed especial
" for us, and We guarantee them to
De the finest fruit you ever saw.
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OYSTERS.

Buckwheat Flour, Pure, 81 cents
per pound.
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PERSONAL.

Mrs c. L. Ryder returned from her
visit to Chicago last Saturday.
Mr. James Ryan Of Meme spent q
short time in cur Office on Saturday last.
Judge Mclean passed through Man
itowoo last Friday on his way home from
Kewaunee.
Judge Waldo returned to Manitowoc
on Friday last from his visit to New
York. he is accompanied by his brother.
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AS stated last week, the package from
this Office to Meeme was missent three
weeks ago, and the succeeding one, de-
layed, so that il did not reach its desti-
nation until Tuesday, -four days in going
IA miles. Though we felt reasonably
confident that the package which went
to "Nose!,' had been properly directed
to Meme, IL order to make assurance
doubly sure, We wrote to the postmaster
at Mosel asking him what address was
Oh the wrapper. The following is his
reply:
MosEL, Oct. IS, '79.
DEAR SIR:
In reply to your inquiry I have to
state that a certain package was received
here and was marked 'Meeme" on the
wrapper. i. G. FERLEsKY P. II.
During the summer number of our
subscribers notified us that they rarely
received their paper until one week after
publication and very frequently not at
all. This induced quite a number to dis
continue their papers. We are informed
that our subscribers in Meme attribute
the delay IN the transmission of papers
to Us. We cannot afford to have our
business injured on account OF the oft
repeated neglect of some official. We
invariably have our papers in the Man
itowoc post office on Thursday in time
for all mail routes. 1t is certainly not
unreasonable to expect that the United
States Mail service will do its duty.
There is no reason why it should take
paper published in Manitowoc a longer
time to reach Meme or Osman post Of
fee than papers from New York. The
prompt delivery q Papers is necessary
to the success Of the business, but ihee
waretched mail service prevents this. It
is to be hoped that the person or persons
through whose neglect these delays oa
cur, Will have his official Career broncb.
to a speedy close.
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WE can sell the best goods cheap
err than any one else because we buy in
large quantities and have the lowest ez,
penses. Il. &. J. ROBINSON.
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~ .e; ~ NY ana Delng IN MdnItOwOe county
Wisconsin and 1t appearing by said petition that
mere Is NOT sulhclent personal estate in the hands
81 su administrators 70 pay said debts and that il
IL IteS-Aaty III order to pay the same to sell all
OF salG real estate it is therefore ordered that ali
persons interested in said estate appear before the
Juuge OF TINS Court Ga Monday tae 2nl dav of
December, A. ISIS, at ten o'clock A. N. at'tbe
once OF the County Judge in the city of Manito-
Voc Ia sald county, then and there to show canse
~ any mere Del why license should not be grant
cordlng TO the prayer of said petition.
ana IL Is further ordered that q copy of this Or
DER snail be published for four successive weeks
rliot, a weekly newspaper printed and published
al Mahltowoc In said county, and personally served
on aIl persons interested in said estate, residing
day OF hearing. BY the court
a. D., 1878
MICHAEL KIRWAN. County Iudrn nov d
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First publication October 81, 1851 No, 81.
IN PR0BATE,-MANIToWO COUNTY COURT
4 In the matter Of the estate of Darby Clark de-
ceased ~
To ali whom ii nay concern:
Letters of admins trati0n with the will annexed
IN this matter, having been issued TO John Clark
on the 2Sth day OF October, A. D., 1873 and four
months rom and after said day being allowed and
limited Tor creditors 10 present their claims for ex
ANIMATION and allowance, notice is hereby given
That the undersigned WILL on the first Mondays of
November and December 1873, and of January,
1879 and also on the last day 30 limited a. tTn
Probate Office in the city of Nanitowoe, in said
county, receive, eEaulIue aud adjust all claims cnj
denauGs 81 all per ons against said deceased 'l1
Dated October 18th, 1873 -eiH'o-
", +nl. hA". nIRWAN County Judge
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nh sr, HaDitowoc Wis
that the COMPLAINT in the above action was GIID
nea "a the ONCE OF the clerk of the circuit comrf
i0T 1aIlt0"Oc county, on the 18th dav of October
1878. .. 5. ANDERSON, Plaiutiis ATTY. nnv5i
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anG appearing by said petition that there is not
sn1hclent personal estate in the hands of said ad-
rS oEaI9F 10 ny said debts, and that it is neces
sary IN order 10 pay the same, TO sell all of said
real estate 1t Is therefore ordered that all persons
Interested IN said estate appear before the JudTe
OF TINS curt, on Monday the md day of December
A. d. 1873, at ten O'Clock A M. At the Office of Tho
County Judge in the city Of Manitowoc in saiI
county then and there 10 show cause Of any there
be) why license should not be granted 10 Said adj
mlnstraor 10 sell said real estate according TO the
prayer of said petition "
AND II Is further ordered that a copy Of this or
DER snail be published for four successive week.
prior to aald day of hearing, in the NJ.
fii ora Weehly newspaper printed and nnbIiSTed
at Manitowoc in said count ana ,,arl
in Said cdna t1 ested in said estate residing
~ etS W" .,y, at least fourteen DAYS before said
gay OF hearing. BY the Court
D NE al Manlrowoc the 18th deg Of October, A.
Ill, II FL X fRAN Az Ca,n.,. LIZ q,
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LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining uncalled for at the Mantle
voc 2. 0. Oct. 81, 1873,
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]. MCDONNELL,
A re HII1ECT.
FIRST publication october 81. 1s7s1 No

First publication October g. 1881 No. 90.
IN PR0BA COUNTY COURT
valid, deceased
On reading and filing the petition of Don 4.
SHOVE, administrator of said estate, setting forth
the amount OF personal estate that has come to
his hands, and the disposition thereof-the amount
OF debts outstanding against said deceased and
against SAID estate, and description OF part Of
the real estate of which said deceased died seized
and the condition and I. lGe Of the respective por
tona thereot; and praying that license be TO him
granted TO sell the same for the payment of the
debts mentioned in said petition the said real es-
tate being described as follows. viz:
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I7''tNNIf
7. MULuOLLAND.
Sheriff Of ManitowOc County
E. 3. Treat, plaintiffs Atty. cXoct 81
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First publication October II, 1880 No. S.,
etTATE OF WISCONSIN, - COUNTY OF
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C1Ex. BRAGG to night.

PICKS ,S,a3 employs 70 devils
STORMY days, these, for sailors.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-16
nnR HALF sHERr.

Owing to the yellow fever panic and
business considerations the LEDGER this
day comes out as a half sheet and will
be issued as such until times change for
the better. Advertising, perhaps, is en-
tirely suspended, but this gives us the
more space for news, aud the public may
depend upon it that we will give every
thing of interest up to the hour Of going
to press. Our editors and reporters are
veterans of the press who passed through
the yellow fever here in 1873 and IN
former years. All that the board OF
health receives and all that can be gath
cred from the most trustworthy sources
will be published. 1t will be our aim, as
in the past, to give full reports and ac
tual facts, without suppression or color.
ing. Persons going away from the city,
and we urge everybody TO do so that can,
would do well to call and subscribe for
the LEDGER before leaving. 1t is only
so cents per month.
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As long as there was any possibility OF
keeping yellow fever out of Memphis we
heartily supported the measures devised
to accomplish that end. But it is here,
and no mistake. 1t cannot be kept out,
nor is it likely to be'increased, by those
who might be disposed to come here
The effort to quarantine the city was
made in good faith, but it has failed OF
its purpose and is no longer any use.
New Orleans might as we'll quarantine
against Grand junction or any of the
little panicky towns in West Tennessee
Let the money and the talentrtqulred tt
sustain this now useless institution bt
directed into some other channel Tbi
common-sense proposition, we doubt not
will be considered favorably by the boar
of health and the city government.
At late hour we learn that the quar-
antine has been raised.