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the benefit of the Presbyterian Sunday
school, was quite an agreeable entertain
nlent, for the little folks particularly.
The views projected Or the screen were
very clear and natural.
OUR new fur5 are now arriving. Prices
on these goods We will make low enough
so that you can get good set of muf
and boa at figure you viii be satisfied
to pay. j. ScHUETTE d Bros.
CARL PAEGBCRS will remove his bar
Der shop to the building now occupied
by Liebnow & Son, about the 1st OF next
month. He viii employ an assistant and
be ready to wait upon his customers
promptly. Carl is first rate barber.
AFTER years of patient labor and ex-
pertinent, the st. John Sewing Machine
is now offered to the public, as the tri-
umph of inventive genius in this branch
of manufacture for sale by Lemkuhl &
Dicke.
The Ladies' Benevolent Society" will
hold their first fall meeting at the Jones
Library Oct. %, 3 o'clock P. N. 1t is
hoped that there will be a general turn
out OF the society as there is something
OF special interest to the society.
Mrs. E. S. SHERMAN Secretary.
DR.. PRITcHARD will make it a vigorous
campaign this fall. He proposes to spend
| his first years salary in making himself
popular with the voting population.
THE Meeme postmaster informs US
that the Meme package from this office,
failed to put in an appearance last week.
The week previous it was delayed by
being put in the letter bag intended for
Nose. We have written to the post
master at Mosel to inquire who is to
/ blame.
| Mr.. WIN. JACKSON Of Milwaukee will
J spend this week in Manitowoc tuning
and repairing pianos. Any person de-
string to have pianos tuned or repaired
NAV leave orders at the First National
Bank. Mr.. Jackson is an experienced
workman and is well known to our cit
liens.
ANY one wishing to buy good sewing
machine, should not fail to go to Lem
kuhl & Dicke's new store, they keep ali
| kinds and sell cheap. A liberal discount
given when two or more machines are
bought.
The republican county committee
have placed Henry Greve OF this city Oh
their county ticket rice Ferdinand Osten-
/ feldt, who declined the nomination.
THERE is nothing else which so sweet
| ems mans temper, as to meet three
/ girls on the bridge walking abreast and
/ be forced to stow oneself away SO that
the girls may pass without breaking
ranks.
THE whole number of deaths from vel
low fever this year up to October 18th i'll
the United States, SO far as known is
9,931. The number of cases % $40.
which shows that Az per cent of the
cases proved fatal.
". \. BU5sE is doing an extended and
large business in selling Boots Il Shoes
| very cheap, at greatly reduced prices
Every one finds it so who goes to buy.
There is satisfaction in price and
quality. jan II
The Second Anniversary of the Mani
towoc Temple OF Honor, was made the
occasion of an open Temple. a very
large crowd was present which was ad-
dressed by S. j. Conklin of Waterloo,
and some members of the home Temple.
Prof. North's class took part in the pro
gramme and did some very fine singing.
Mr.. Conkiin is quite an eloquent speaker.
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votes. On motion John Carey was de-
c.ared the unanimous choice of the con-
vention.
The chair appointed the following
prisons for the ensuing year: VIM. ZilI-
man, Michael Fitzgerald. Anton Walter
bach. Adjourned sine die.
J. ". FINCH JOHN BARTH
Secretary. Chairman.
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The secretary of the Third Assembly
District failed to furnish us with re-
port of the proceedings, but the follow
ing gives them in substance:
Z. b. Treat was elected chairman and
c. \. Gielow, secretary. The committee
Oh credentials reported the persons
whose names appear as delegates to the
county convention from this district, as
TIL delegates duly chosen.
hon. Henry Wiz was unanimously
minated for the assembly. After the
appointed of district committee the
convention adjourned.
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(First publication October II, 1881 No. s..
GTATE OF WISCONSIN, = COUNTY OF
- MANITOWOC,- SIS.
Probate Office, October 18th. \. D.. 1873.
In the matter of the Proof and Probate of the
last viii and testament of John Ackermann de
deceased, late of the county OF Manitowoc
Whereas, an instrument in writing, purporting
to be the last will and testament of John
Ackermann, deceased, late of the county of
Manitowoc has been filed in this Cfioe and where
as application has kcGn made by George BE
gerhard, praying that the same be proven and ad-
mitted 20 probate according to the Jaws Of this
State; and that petitioner and Adam Schneider
be appointed rs executors thereof
Therefore ii is ordered tha; said application be
heard before me At tho Probate Office in the city
OF ManitowOo. in said county, on the 18th day of
November, a. D., 1873, az ten o'clock A. NJ OF that
day.
And it is further ordered, that notice shall be
given to all persons interested in said will of the
time and place OF said hearing, by publication of
a copy of this order in the Manit0woc PT,pT, a
newspaper prntedfn said city, for three successive
weeks, once each week, prior 10 the time OF such
hearing BY the Court,
MICHAEL kIRWAN, County Judge
Nash ~ SchlnltZ, Attorneys. eX-Oct 81
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Miss SUSIE d. GEORGE wishes to an
nouuce that she is to open a dancing
academy i'll Manitowoc on the 18th. inst.
She will give a series of II lessons for
So. One lesson week will be given on
Friday evening from 7:30 P. N. to $50
P. NJ. for young gentlemen and ladies,
and for children from P. NJ. to 5 Pm.
on Saturdays. Miss George will arrive
in the city next Monday and will then
proceed to organize class. st
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ttirst publication September rs, 1881 No. 81.
{ NkCUlT COURT, - NANITOwOC COUNTY
IoSosfy, dcfandant-Spm for rcHcf-lComni
not sCrveG)
70 the above named dcfcpdant' Nou hrrv-
ny summuAtd, and required to answer the COM
plant IN this action which j. filed in the office OF
the clerk OF the Circuit Court, county of Manito-
voc at the city OF Manitowoc, in said county. and
to serve q copy of your answer to the said com
plant on the subscriber at his office in said city
OF ManUowoc, county aforesaid, within ~ euty
uaEs after the service of this summons on YOU cy-
elusive OF the day of such service: and if Won ftl
to answer thc said complaint within the timn
aforesaid the plaintiff in this action will apply t.,
thG court Tor the relief thu compliant.
Dated, September 18Th, iaTS.
HENRY SIEREa, Plaintiffs Atty
70 the above named defendant; Take notice
that the summons and complaint in the above en-
titled action was fled in the Office Of the clerk of
tho said Circuit Court on the 10th day of Septern-
Der, 1873
HENRY SIRREE, Plaintiff Atty. cx-oct q
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STATIONERY.

We take pleasure IN announcing to
the public that we have just received at
tie Central Drug store a fine stock of
stationery which we will sell at prices
lower than ever offered in the city here
tofore. JONES & SCHALLERN.
P. S. We call special attention to our
stock of PGpeteric or box paper.
JONES e SCHALLERN.
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First publication October o. 1871 No so.

First publication october "a. 1879 No. 50.
IN PROBATE MANIToTOC COUNTY COrRT
1 II the matter OF the estate of John Haoeck
deceased,
To all whom it may conce-..t
Letters Of acministg ,s.op on said estate having
been issued y Alter Gina Ua.eck and Carl Habeck
on the "a, .lay OF july A. D. 1876 and four months
t.cni and after The date hereof being allowed and
limited for Creditors TO present their claims for
examination and allowance, notice is hereby given
that the undersigned will, on the first Mondays of
December 1873, January, 1879. and on the last day
OF The sine so limited at the Probate Office in the
city OF haHitoToc, in said County, receive. ex-
anime and adjust all claims, and demands Of all
persons agains said deceased.
Dated Manitowoc, October 2tst, 1878
MICHAEL KIRWaN, County Judge. re,y !!
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that the Board of Regis
their meeting held at the office of NJ. H. NJ Irphy
in said Ward, on the 22nd and 23rd day of October
ISIS, have erased from the preliminary lists the
following names, towit: Fred Hintz, Q. b. Han
son, VIM. Johns. Andrew Johnson Albert Ransch
John A. Smith, Tom Thompson and Phillip
Schaefier. And have added the following names
t0-Wlt: Geo. Il. Byron, Frank Bartha, Henry Prick
Frank Guylcs, jim Cation, August Goldeusted jr
j. Hanson, Christ HalversOn, Frank Jones Julius
Johnson, Fred Ladwig, Bernhardt Kc.ii, Lorenzo
Kaiser, Joseph kadlao, Anton KriniCk. A. II
hiand, John Einpel, doseph LennOX, Marcus
Nelson, Vincent Mucil NJ. Ornes, f. F. Olmsted
J. j. Oleson, Abram OlesOn, John PITT, and Chas
Richenhine. The general election will be held al
the Office OF said NJ. IL. Murphy, on the 5th day o
November next.
Manitowoc, October Ord, 1873.
Nj. FELLOWS
Y XST f5jN 2S5H. Board of Registry.
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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 be furnished at reasonable
rates. Advice free, and satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded.
JONES & SCHAILERS
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First publication October a, 1875 }

STATE OF WISCONSIN, CIRCUIT C0URT,-MAN.
- ITOWOC COUNTY IS Lewis Peterson
against Dina Peterson. Summons for relief {com.
nov served)
To the above named defendant: You are here
by summoned, and required to answer the com
plant IN this action, which i filed in the office Of
the clerk Of Fhe circuit court, county of Mgnito-
Voc, ~ tna city OF Manitowoc, in said COUNTY and
10 serve a copY OF your answer To the said com
plant on the subscriber at his Office. in the city
of Manltowoc, said county, within twenty DAYS
after the service OF This summons you exclusive
OF the day Of s.Gn service: and If you fail 70 ans
wer the said complaint within the tins aforesaid.
Tbs plaintiff in this action will apply TO the court
for the relief demanded in tbs complaint.
Dated, October 22nG 1873
HENRY SIBREE, Plaintiffs ATTY
To the &So1e h&med defendant: Take notice
tea; the summons and complaint in the above en-
Titled action was fled i'll the office OF the Clerk OF
the Court OF Manitowoc county. on the 22nd day Of
HENRY sfBREE, Atty for Plaintiff. no. %
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A DELIGHTFUL CONCERT.

The appearance here soon of Mishler's
famous Swedish Lady Vocal Quartet
viii be memorable event. They will
give a delightful concert, one that all
can enjoy, as they sing popular songs in
English, German aud Swedish. The
Boston Transcript says:
THE Swedish Lady Quartet made IFS first APP
pearance in this city last evening, AT Music Hall.
Notwithstanding the favorable report that pre-
cedeG the Quartet from Europe, the ladies per-
Torrance was delightful surprise. No such
quartet singing has been heard here before.
The soprano Is an artist recalling Miss Wynne
i'll her sweetness and purity of intOnation, art
iStic phraslng. and refinement and beauty OF
expression Her companions are all worthy OF
her, and one has very remarkable contraltO
adding all the harmony and effect of a male
voice TO the quartet. But the most remarkable
and unapproached excellence is their absolutely
perfect unity in blending, all the varieties OF
shading in time volume being executed a.
by one person, and all the subtle expression
proceeding rs from one mind and heart. But
thp rendering of an English love song for az
encone and in the most fautleSS English by
the way. quite unlike that of Nine. Nilsson
gave more direct and powerful impression al
the artistic finish and power achieved by the
Swedish Lady Quartet.
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Second Assembly District Convention.

Second Assembly District Convention.
Pursuant to notice the convention for
the End Assembly District, met at the
house of Peter kries on the 10Th inst
and organized by the election of VIM.
Eatough chairman and Mr.. Malloy
secretary. j. Linstedt, W. Bleser and
H.Geoedgen were appointed as committee
on credentials. (The committee reported
as delegates from the different towns, the
same persons who are named as delegates
from the towns, in the proceedings Of
the county convention.)
On the first informal ballot for can
didate for Assembly.
VIM. lander received. ...... .... .......9 votes
Fred Pfunder received. ..................6 votes
The formal ballot resulted as follows
William lander received $3.50. IL votes
Fred. Pfunder received. votes
On motion VIM. lander was unani-
mously declared the choice of the con
vention as candidate for the End Assem-
bly, district.
The following named persons were
appointed district committee for the
ensuing year: J. Linstedt, T. Mohr,
H. Goedgen.
On motion adjourned sine die.
NJ. MALoY, NM. EAToUGH.
Secretary. Chairman.
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CONNECTIONS.
AT Milwaukee. with c. y y. ". X. Z. and with
railroad and steamboat lines diyerging.
Al Sheboygan with 3. 4 +. dn L. r, h.
At Two Rivers with stages for Kewauncc and
Ahnapee.
At Forest Junction with w. c. r. H.
At Appleton Junction with Chicago ,S y W.
Ry.
At New London with C. +. y NJ. II. r.
At Clintonvillc with stage line FOR Emharrass
Shawauo, etc.
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IL u ~ w y. Turner, Attys. cN-ocJ %


(tirst publication October B. lS7S) No IS
IN PR0BATE,-MANIEON0 COUNTY COURT.
L In the matter OF the estate of Ole b. Olson
deceased.
70 all whom it may concern: Letters tesla
mentary on said estate having been issued to John
Gundcrson on the LIST day OF October. A d.. ISIS
and four months from and after said day being al
lowed and limited for creditors to present th.}r
claims for examination and allowance notice =
hereby given that the undersigned will, Qu mr.
hrst Mondays of ovrmbpr and Decemhcr I--s
and January and February, 1879, at me Probate
Office in the city OF Manitowuc, Il. said County
receive, examine and adjust at claims, and dc
mands of all persons AGAINST said decreased
MICHAEL kItWAN, CoQnty Jud.,e.
Nash y SoEinitz, Attys ry-Irt 81
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. Anton Walterbach called upon us
yesterday.
Rev. Mr.. Averill visited Fond du Lac
on Tuesday last.
Hon. Thos. Thornton of Cato called
upon us Tuesday.
Judge Mclean was in the city on Sun
day on his way to Kewaunee.
II. Il. Egsn of Meme, spent few
minutes in our sanctum last Thursday.
1t is Carey VS. Cary this year, but the
'only genuine and original halls from
Meme.
Hon. Jos. Rankin left yesterday for
Milwaukee to attend to the fall campaign
in the state.
Major Roberts, superintendent OF har-
bors in the Milwaukee district, was IN
town yesterday.
Hon. Joseph Rankin and Treasurer
DAIMLER feel sighted at not having had
opponents last Saturday.
D. E. Hickey of the Dspere Facts
called on Us Saturday. Mr.. Hickey
knows the wants of his readers and the
Facts is made to meet these wants.
John Carey, and soon to be Hon.
John Carey, called on US Tuesday last.
Mr.. Carey expects to be elected by a
large majority. 50 does every other
person expect him to be.
Hon. H. S. Pierpont of Two Rivers,
was in the city on Monday. Mr.. Pier
pont visits Manitowoc So rarely now,
that his friends here almost forget "what
manner of looking man" he is.
Mr.. Wait Bedell, lately from the vicin-
ity of Watertown n. Y. is visiting his
sister, the widow of the late Y. N. Aid
rich OF Cooperstown in this Co. The
sum of the ages of these two persons is
40 years, and this is their first meeting
in IS years. They have many relatives,
and hosts of friends, in this section.
Miss Susie D. George has now secured
hall in this city and organized a class
in dancing. She has 80 arranged the
time that persons can manage to take the
| course without interfering with any other
duty. Lessons for young men and wo-
men on Friday evenings from to 10 ?.
NJ For children on Fridays from 4
to P. NJ. The first regular lessons
will be given tomorrow evening and
afternoon at Klingholz hall. Five dol.
lars will be charged for the L lessons.
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MARRIED,

MURPHY-FLYNN. at Two Rivers on We'd
nesday Oct. % Mr.. Nj. II. MURPHY, of Mani
towOc, and Miss CHARLOTTE FLYNN Of Two
Rivers.
Mr.. Murphy is one of the rising men of the
county, and his bride one of the most amiable
and fairest of the daughters of our SISTER city.
Their many friends wish them future without
a single cloud to mar their happiness.
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Villas & BARNES have a large of the
celebrated ribbed tubing for the manu-
facture of chlldrers' stockings. 1t costs
less than half the price of ready made
hose. They keep the largest assortment
of ladies, gents and childrens' knit un-
derwear, of any house in the city and at
prices to defy competition.
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Villas & BARNES are the Manitowoc
agents for the sale of the world renowned
"Favorite' cooking stoves. They are
also the sole agents for the Acorn base
burning parlor stoves the best made.
They have a great variety of cooking,
box and parlor stoves of the latest styles,
which they offer at extremely low prices.
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AP 2 LES.
The finest stock Of
WINTER APPLES

ever brought to Manitowoc, just in
and are selling at 1925 per barrel.
These apples are packed especial
ly for us, and we guarantee them
to be the finest fruit You ever saw.
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First publication October 10. l.

First publication October 10, 1881 No. S6.
IN PROBATE, - MANITOWOC COUNTY
1 COURT. In the matter OF the estate ofJahn
Wright, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of John NJ
Wright, Of Two Rivers representing among other.
things, that John Wright, lato OF Milwaukee, Wis.
conSln, ON the 18th day Cf September, A. H.. ISIS
tells and estate within this state, and within said
county, and that the said petitioner is son of
SAID deceased, and praying that administrations of
sad estate be to hun granted, il is ordered that
SAID petition be heard before the Judge of this
Court on Monday the fth day of Nnyomhcr A. ~,
ioto az ~ clock A at my office in said county.
Ordered further, that notice thereof he uiycn 10
the hens OF said deceased, and To all persons in
terested, by publishing a copy of this order for
Three successive weeks prior to said day OF hear
ing, in the Mantowoc Pilot weekly ncwspapcr
published al hanitowoc in said county.
Dated at ManitoWuc, the 9th day Of October,
A. D., 1873
MICHAEL KTRWAN, County Judge.
IL u ~ w y. turner, Atys. cN-oct %
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Mr.. NJ. II. MURPHY, who sought the
nomination for sheriff this fail, won the re-
spect and confidence of every ope by the
honorable manner in which he urged
his claims. Mr.. Pierce will have
no stronger supporter in the county than
Mr.. Murphy.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that the Board of
Registry of the First Ward of the City of Mani
towoc. at their meeting held at the council room
on the END and 23rd days of October 1875, have
erased from the preliminary registry lists the
names of the following; Henry Bremer, Bern
hard Ebbers, Aud have added to said lists the
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ATTENTION. g. FARMERS

have for sale twenty (a0) choice Cotewold Buc k
LAMBS, reauy now for service. seplZti
JOHN LANDRETH.
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First publication Sept. 26th, 1881
SHERTFF'S SALE.
STATE or WlscoNSlN.-cRCUIr CoUF

- "A I IL -
- MANIrOWOG COUNTY.-SS.
Fred Ellerman against Frank Lem berger.
BY virtue of an execution issued ont of aud un-
der the seal of the Circuit Court of the state of
" Wisconsin, in and for the county OF, Manitnw0c
in the above entitled action dated the 10Th dty OF
September, 1873, and to me directed aud deliver
ed, against the goods, chattels, lands and real
property of the defendant Frank INmbtrger M.
on Judgment rendered by and before VIM VI
Waldo, justice of the peace. in and for said conn
ty OF Nauitowoc, on the SIh day OF July, ISIS a
transcript OF which said Judgment was duly filed
in the office of the clerk Of the Circuit Court in
Manltowoc county, on the 18th day of September,
1873. | have levied upon and seized all the ri CHI
title, and interest which the said Frank Iemk,r-
ger had on the said 10Th day OF September 1873, or
has since acquired OF, in and 10 the following de-
cribed real estate, to-wt; The northeast Quarter
OF the north quarter of the northeast quarter
of section number ten GG}, township number
nineteen (ls), range number twcnty-tw two t22l eas
situated in the county of ManitowOc and state Of
Wisconsin, which said described premises | SHAH
expose for sale, and sell the law directs nj pGh-
lie auction to the highest bidder, at the ShafIf~s
Office, in the court huuse, in the city and county
OF GanltoWOc Wisconsin,, on the 9Th Gav OF No
yemher, a. D., ISIS, al &c o'clock III me forenoon
Of that day
Dated, September 9th 1878.
Z. MULHOiLAND
Shcrif of MgnitoWu1 Couufv
h. B. Treat, plaintiffs Atty. cx oct 81
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LOWEST YET!

Cultivated Cranberries, = finest
stock, = only $3.50 per bushel,-
Hand in your orders at once.
PLUMB Il NELSON.
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TAKEN Up.

Game to M enclosure in this city. On the 18Th
of October, dark red COW 10 or IL wears did
The owner Is requested 10 prove property, paw
charges and take her away. Enquire at fIllson
q Shimek's carriage works.
81 MICHAEL LATGpRTz
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WOMAN !!

Don't read this.-How to keep beauti-
full, fresh, happy and healthy.
Discard all cosmetics whose continual
use prevents your natural charms and
beauty By ipdelibly planting wrinkles
which are kept filed and covered by
their use. Iuke three Turkish Baths
per aceek, and the result will be 80 miles
of pores or cuticle sewerage pipes will
throw OIL the effete matter from the
blood, and promote health, will produce
free circulation of the nervous fluids IN
the nervous web distributed through the
cuticle of the body, from the 10000
nerves. which results in an amiable and
happy disposition, will equalize the
capillary circulation of the blood III the
cuticle from 10000 veins and 10000 ar
teries, thus rendering the skin and flesh
plump, unwrinkled. soft and pinl1ish like
the bloom OF the babe, even to the age of
65 years. Who will not bath thusly.
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THE following ticket was nominated by
the Republican County and District con-
veniion, which met at the court house in
the city of ManitGwoc on Monday.
For State Senator--ChGs. I.pling.
For Member OF Assembly-lst Dist
VIM. Carey.
Ord District-W. Hemschemeyer.
For Sheriff-H Greve
For Treasurer-John Mill.
For Register of Deeds-R. Olson.
For Clerk-E. II. Youngs.
For Dist. Attorney. S. Anderson.
For Surveyor-C Ertz.
For Coroner-Dr. Pritchard.
OF the above ticket Messrs. Luling,
Hemschemeyer, Anderson, Ertz and
Pritchard are residents of the city of
Manitowoc. Mr.. Carey IL resident of
Cato, Mr.. Ostenfeldt of the town of
Manitowoc, Mr.. Mill of Centerville, Mr..
Youngs Of Two Rivers, and Mr.. Olson of
Cato. So far as our acquaintance
goes they are all excellent citizens and
some of them would make good officers.