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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16
0te &Mn0cSiMMI0.

8 Arlington, 10. Sept.
Ser Stnan3mtntiter Fat ein 8er3ei6ntB
Ser Dffentlt6en S6ulb anfertigen laiien,
aus benz beren Stano bonn l.. sSuli 1860
Bis gum 1. Suli 1878 berborgebt: SIM
Sabre 1860 betrug Die 8unbes S9ul6
1854, S42, 227; bas i'm 8unbesidob befin6z
Ii6e 8aarseIb 81, 81, 1886. Die BepOlfez
run9 Der Ser. Staaten betrug bamals
81 ,443, 321; bie SdulO pr. &opf $1.91;
!3inien pr. &opf II @ents. SIM Sabre
1878 betrdgt bic 8unbes : Shulo
So, 256, 2O5, 892; 6as i'm 8unbesi6aB be-
finblide 8aarseIb $3.50, 823, 612; Die 8ez
D0lferune Der Ser. Staaten AZ, 98s, 900;
bic S6ulb pr. &opf $41.67; 3inien pr.
&opf 1,97.~0ie S6ulb, BET Uel6er bic
!3tnief i'm Sabre 1860 aufb0rten, betrug
$s01 ,449, tpdbrenb int Sabre 1878 Sic
&er3iniung bon So, 594, $50 Der gun6ess
ihulo auf60rte. Die nidt perSinite S6ulb
betrug i'm Sabre 1878 $455, 975, 682. @ez
ianmti6ulo, ab3iig[i6 be5 I'M 8unbesz
i6abamt befinoli6en 8aargeloes, i'm Sabre
1860 $59, 1854, 400; I'M Sabre 1878 81, $685.
900 600
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16
1tnfan.

BeOrt1, Su., IA. Sept.
6eute Na6mittag bate es bier beinabe
einen 3nIammenltoB 3tpti6en elmer 2ofoz
mottpe Der &of SsIanb 8abn unb eiliem
StraBenbabntpager, NIT iDeGdem cine
Wenoe Qeute no9 benz NusitellungSplabc
fubren, gegeben. 0as 9erannabcn Der
locomotive purbe crit bentertt, ais oieielbc
bereits iebr nabe tuar unb bic 9fer6e iiG
i9on auf benz @iienbobngeleile %befanoen.
8on ben Sniaiien 6es 8agens, tpel6e fiN
ciligit ms Sreie Ii9teten, tutrOe etnert
idnttten, elm anoeres ~itiir3te nno brob
beibe Qrme uno mebrere Berionen trugen
i1Iinme Quetldungen babon. Die Ser
ontwortli6feit fir ben lInfau trifFt ben
Sibrer ber Gofomotipe, oa berieIbe ba8
Sorgei6riebene 8arnun8ssei9en 3u gebet
%neriGumte.
MN~n nA~ ~AT~nEE%AA~
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16
GUT Der Saoo permmsIaGt.
8I0Dm gtDn, ST., 10. Sep

BI0Omln8tDn n, ST., u. SepI.
SEER Sriebrid gilbert Sdmitt, Gebaf~
teur bes 6isligen beuti6em vSournal", tparc
oe1teru Mbeno beinabe leiner Sagolu1t gum
Spfer gefauen. Gon einem QusHuge III
Sic llnigeseno 3uriidfebreno, fubr t9m bic
Qabung ether 3ufGaig losgebenoen Nlinte
in Die ltnfe S6ulter. .3um @lud 1T Die
8erwuubaAA teine 9efabrll1e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16
0emeraI WtIeS MnS feime S1pfern.

Gon 8oseman, Wont., tpirb inter benz
10. gemelbet: rOur6 einen @ilbotcn aus
Ganp 8rotpning erfa6ren tpir bier, Dab
on1 Sonntag General MileS am Sooa
8utt Greet, in Der Jfdbe bes Glarf Sort,
elm Gefedt nit 8annodz e%SnoiaHern su be-
1tebeu aebabt bat. 9rei5ebn Der Gotbbdute
nurben setOotct lno Der Neit Ger 8anoe,
ipelde 81 &rieser 3d6lte, %sefangen genom=
men. Son Mtiles' COMMANDO, tpel6es
ausl6GieBlid etli6er Spider aus 81 Otonn
beltanb, purbe Der 9auptmann QlnbremS
8ennett get0btet unS ein SoIOat tOotli9
n%prmtu0et."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16
9aS GeIbe Nieber.
@ aiAinqton, ~. Sept

% Z y ! u y y u 1"' W.T."
Sn Ser g. Commits 8ir6e tpurbc 9ez
1tern elm feierli6es Seelenarnt fir bic benz
@eIben 6ieber gum Opfer gefanenen Sries
1ter gebalten. Die STRIDE mar ilberfllt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16
MeM @eImorS.

8ontiac, 10. Sep.
Yer I'M Gopnlbip Gouuo 0roDe mobn>
bate 6ormer Sobn DoorleD tpur0e 9eltern
9lbeno, ais CT iein 8ieb trdnfte, BON lunbes
Fainter 0anb t0btlid gci6ofien. Der
W10rber entfam, miro aber poln Sbcriff
Derfolgt. 2luf ieine @inlieferung lit cine
8elobnun9 BON 200 Dollars aus9elebt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16
Granocnt Sancs.

F~(W1tVSNk NSWVSS<
MtImaufee, gSis., 10. Sept.
9rGiibcnt 6oDes nn6 ieine 8egleitung
fubren beute 8orrntttag bon 8 bis ii ltbr
in Der Stdot un1ber unO begaben 1td bann
mad benz vSpIoterS' 0pme", mo ite bDn
Den Snpalioen in Der GapeQe begritBt ipurz
Den. Ser 8rGiibent tpurbe benielben bur6
@eneral t6tn65 Dorgeftcut unb belt cine
furSc Nnlpra6e. ST. iagte rnter NnOe>
rem, oab leine bierjdbrige 0ienit3eit in ber
Mrnee Derienige 5beil ieiner Garriere lei,
auf BEN er am meiitcu itDl5 ipGre, ltn0 cS
lebeu. 9ta6bem Die @eiell6aft i'm !Saule
Mleranocr Mfitdea'5 etnen SnlbiB cingez
nommen bate, begab tie it6 I'M | llbr
no0 Qucrtin'S Parf, no oaS Ytcntc gum
Betet Der Nptbleioenoeu i'm Siioen ltattz
fan6. MDrgeu 8orntittag I'm 10 llbr
miro ser NrGiioent lit @baniton uno gegen
113 llbr in @6icago eintreffcn.
&actne. 10. SEPT.
Gttpa 800 YerIonen empfingel1 ben ErGz
iibenten am bicligen 8aDnbofe, oeiien Sc
b1u6e feitli6 nit 6dbu6en gel bml!ft mar.
&anonen0onner ert0nte, ais Der Bug IN
Si6t fam. Die Wtense CAB ben @dlten
6as @eleit in Die StaOt.
safe Soreit, ST., 10. Sept.
8rGiioent 6aDeS, Satin unb Sobn traz
fen nebit 8cgleitung berte Nadmittag llnt
5 1l6r bier Elm. Nuf Der Sabrt bierber
ipurbe ser 9rGItoeut iberall nit Sitbel be-
oriiBt. Sci Ser Qlbfabrt BON Ottltuautee
bate lib BET Bug lnl cine balbe Stunoe
DerlpGtet. SUI Jtactne muroe cine gon5e
Stunbc Derloren, Da oer Yrdltoent 1t6 ben
langtpierigen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ni6t
entSieDen fonntc, nro troboem fam Der
:3ug bier nur Is Winutcn mad Der fe1tge7
icbten t3eit an. Sn 9tactlte ipurDe oer
BrGii6e1t nd1 bem GourtbauS geleitet,
Dor bem iid cine mad Gauienoen 5Gblenz
81 Menge ~Derian1melt bate. Sci letnem
@rl6einen muroe Ser 6aDeS nit laltem
8eifoI begriiBt. @r belt etnc ln9etdhr
90 Wtinuten 0auernDe Ee0e, Die, benz Set1
fall mad su urtbeilcn, Der 8elpenoet tpurbe,
allgemeineu Nnflang fano. Der Braltoent
beildte bierauf bas v9tacine2 Gole9e".
Sn &enolba tpareu ebenfals groBartt9e
Vorbereituugen gum @mpfang Der grd1tz
oenten getroffen lporben.
Sort lptppbI ipie in Waufecgan belt Der
grditoent furSe Gebcn. Sn Safe Torelt
mar Der Gmpfang ebenfaQs Elm lebr 9lGn7
SENDER. Morgen miro Die @elealaaft nad
SDicago a6rciicn.
@temGeImor0.
s8ontiac, 10. Sep.
Yer im Soipnlbip 9toun0 0roDe ipobn>
bate 6armer Sobn 0pprleD pur6e 9eitern
Nbeno, ais er iein 8ieb trdnfte, BON ltnbes
fnurtp1. GouS 4TS4I;A oc;hnf5e,4 CNo.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16
@ramS etmer oeIraffmerie.
TituspiIIe, Y0., 13. Sept,

II 3 UT1TCI TW.1 10. UtpI.
9ie eroBe Selraftnerie, befannt inter
Sem gfan1en Ncrne gto. 2 uno @igentbum
Der .Stan6ar6 SiI G%ompanb", itcht in
8rano uno miro aller Observation-Disclosures
mad bis auf bcn @runb abbrennem. OaS
Scuer wuroe bur6 cine grplolion bcrurz
}adt. Mean bdlt es fir tpabri9einlid),
boB cine Mfenge Weuiaen in ben Slamz
men uneetommeH 1T.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16
@rte@enIanS nmS Die sartet.
Die SObrmof@a.

&On0On, Il. Sept.
RumGnien berlangt in 8e3ug auf sic
9eiebun9 Der 9o6rubiha, oeren 8ep0lz
fcr1tg bcu GumGnen GuBerit fein0lid gez
iitnt iein lou, cine belonoere Gntl9eiz
hung.
@onfantinppst, 10. Sept.
Bon ben ruiiilden Iruppcll, tpel6e 81
g8oiier in Die 6eimatb 5uridfebrcn iouz
ten, limb 46, 200 Warn bereitS Dcim9etebrt
uno "a, 900 nod auf tirtil6em 8ooen.
GpaMiem.
Mabrib, 13. Sept.
Die g8obIen fir Die YrDpin;iaI= 9eputds
tionen finb fit Die 9tegierung Guberit
sunitig dusgefoIen. Son 260 St5en font
men duf bic 9ppoftti0n nur go.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-03-07

An UNJUST DISCRIMINATION.- new
tariff bill needs very radical change
in at least one respect. It fixes the duty
on news and book type at 10 cents per
pound, equal to from 40 to so per cent.
al valorena, and on job and fancy type,
80 cents per pound, equal to from so to
120 per cent. al valorena. This is an
increase of duty over the existing law,
while the policy of the government
should be in the direction of reduction
and indeed reduction is general feature
of the bill. II this new rate should be
established it would work a prohibition
of all importation of type, and thus pre-
vent any revenue from this source, since
under the existing law the revenue from
duty on imported type is but $40, 900.
The country has had enough of prohibi-
tory tariffs-a tariff for revenue is all
that is needed, and all the people ought
to be asked to sustain. The proposed
duty on type is certainly not tariff for
revenue, but simply protection of
American type founders against all CON-
petition from abroad. Il is said that
there are only about dozen of these
founders, and that the whole number OF
persons employed by them is abou!
seven hundred. It is not, therefore, an
industry which demands the special care
of the government at the expense of the
publishing fraternity of the country.
The type founders have prospered under
the protection of the present duty, and
thus on the score of fostering American
industry even if there is no excuse fo1
increasing the duty-it should rather be
| decreased. Wisconsin.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-03-07
STATE ITEMS.

WHEAT sowing in Waukesha county.
RACINE supports five-cent omnibuses.
EVANSVILLE pays its city treasurer 81
200.
The Oshkosh Insane Asylum has cost
the state over 1925, 600.
Nh. STEWART, of Bradford, Rock
county, sold twelve hogs weighing 5000
pounds.
ONE hundred hens yielded George
Dennet, of Milton, for nine months of
1877, a net revenue of $107.50.
A COUPLE were recently married in
Ripon, and started Immediately on foot
for their future home, distance of
forty-fiYe miles.
VIM. WATERMAN, of Grand Rapids,
who is in his 103d year, walked from
Grand Rapids to Plover, Is miles, on
Monday.
Mr.. AND Mrs. COOLEY, of Ripon,
celebrated their golden wedding March
1st. They were married at Atica, Il. Y,
March 1, 1928.
Two little boys living in Dupont,
Waupaca county, aged and 9 years,
were sent on an errand last Thursday
morning to see one of the neighbors.
They wandered away into the woods
and were lost. On Saturday they were
found within a mile OF lumber camp,
both dead.
TIE West Wisconsin Railroad was
sold Monday, on the foreclosure of a
mortgage held by the bondholders. FL.
II. Porter, of Chicago, who represents
a majority of the bondholders, bid it in
at 81, 5000 The road will now be
put in first class order, and operated I'M
der strong management.
IL. D. Darts claims to have cut the
largest log yet heard of this winter at
his camp on the South Fork of the Flan-
beau. The tree from which the log was
taken scaled G, $3.50 feet, while the log it.
self-which is twelve feet in length,
scales LOO feet, and has diameter at
the smallest end, exclusive of bark, of
50 inches.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-03-07

THE director of the mint has been en-
gagged several days in making the nee
essary arrangements for running the
minis to their full capacity on the new
silver dollar, in connection with which
gold only viii for some time be coined.
1t is probable that supply of working
dies will be ready in few days, and in
the meantime silver bullion is passing
through all the processes of putting it
into shape for coming into dollars, ex-
cept that of stamping and for which
particular operation the capacity of tho
mint is in excess of other operations, so
that In reality but little delay in coinage
will be occasioned by the dies not now
being ready. 1t is thought that by the
middle of April coinage of the silver
dollar will be at the rate of So, OOO, 900
per month. The supply Of fractional
silver coins at the mint and different
treasury Offices is sufficient to meet any
demand likely to arise for several months
to come. The minis are IN excellent
condition, with a skilled force of work
men, and everything is in shape to meet
the large amount of coinage devolYed
upon them by the new law
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-03-07

THE president on Monday nominated
Alex. c. Botkin as Z. S. Marshal OF
Montana, an appointment that viii be
very gladly approved in Wisconsin,
where Mr.. Botkin is 50 well known and
appreciated. Owing to ill-health Mr..
Botkin was obliged to retire from jour
nalism and his friends insisted that his
Iabors for the party deserved recogni-
ton. The result is above stated. While
the government has secured faithful.
competent official, NJ. Botkin has Sc
cured q position il a climate that will
sooR restore him TO health.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-03-07


FOLLOWING is the new table of values
and measure
cents make--.-..........1 dime
dimes make.----- .-..-.1 dollar
dollars max e..-..- .---...1 eagle sick one
10 inches make. ...........1 foot
feet and long eaTs.....1 congressman,
The Eastern war is practically at
an end and the peace of Europe assured.
The Conference viii settle the questions
yet undecided, and in the meantime the
Russian troops are returning home.
ACCORDING to the express companv's
reports, at San Francisco, Cal, S11 900
trade dollars were shipped East during
February, of which 364, 600 went during
the last half of the month.
The first of the new silver dollars will
be issued from Philadelphia next Tues
day, the department having anticipated
the passage of the law and prepared
therefor.
On Tuesday two hundred and fiftv
buildings in the business portion of Hot
Springs, Ark, were burned. Loss
about S550,001.
LIE Silver Bill was vetoed Thursday
but passed both Houses by the necessary
two-thirds vote to make it law.
TIE insurgents in Cuba surrendered
their arms on Friday.
In Iowa, capital punishment has been
restored.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-03-07

THE public debt statement for Feb
ruary shows decrease in the debt for
the month of s., $50, 237 and the follow
ing balances in the treasury: Currency,
s., 800, 765; specie fund for the resump-
ton of fractional currency, so, 600, coo;
special deposit of legal tenders for the
redemption of certificates of deposits,
SOS, 5G5, 900; coin, $131, 31S, 156, includ-
ing coin certificates, S4S, 456, 900; out
standing LEGAL tenders. S34S. 61S- G24
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-03-07

A REMARKABLE charge has been made
and is now being investigated: The
president has been informed that several
colored men, residents of Florida, have
been kidnapped, taken to Cuba, and
there sold into bondage. The informa-
ton came from so reliable IN authority
that the president Immediately dispatch
ed Judge Leonard, Republican mem
Der of the house from Louisiana, to as
certain the facts. The Development is
awaited with eagerness.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-03-07

4 BILL has been introduced IN the
Pennsylvania House of Representatives
prohibiting, under penalty Of not less
than 500 nor more than $500 fine, any
railroad or transportation company from
granting a free pass or passes at a dis
count to any person, except to an officer
or employe OF such company issuing the
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-03-07

The the emigration now pouring into
the State of Kansas, is without parall-
ell in the history of the West. In one day
over twelve hundred omigrants arrived
III Atkinson, en- route for the interior
OF the State; while twenty-seven car
loads of passengers passed through To-
peka, on their way to the Arkansas Val
ley, where they intend to join colonies.
1t is estimated that the State will receive
two hundred thousand addition to its
population during the present year.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-03-07

THE Sentinel publishes an interest
ing account OF an institution in that
city, under the charge of Prof. Steiner,
for ms trueting deaf mutes in articulation.
That remarkable result has been achiev-
ed IN every case which has come under
the Professors care, the pupils being
taught to articulate as distinctly and
with as thorough understanding as per,
sons not afflicted with deafness.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-03-07

THERE is no end to the bills before
Congress for subsidies, pensions, grants
and the numerous other aliases adopted
by the parties Interested to get money
from the public treasury to carry out
schemes for their personal profit. The
country can't afford to furnish the funds
for such enterprises, and least of all,
just now III the face Of threatened de-
felt IN the revenues Of nearly $13, 000,-
600
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-03-07

TIE ultra silver advocates are not sat-
isfed with the silver bill, and say that
they do not anticipate that the country
viii receive any immediate relief from
it. That is just what the opponents of
the bill ted them all the time, and it
would have been just the same if the
original bill! had passed. Relief, either
immediate or remote, will not be re-
suit of the BILL Wisconsin.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-03-07

THE annual report of the Board of
Health shows its expenses last year to
have been nearly 80, 200 and the iSe'ati-
net thinks it may fairly be called an ex-
pensive nuisance. It has no power to
act TO any purpose, and so far as the
public had any reason to judge, no dis
position to acquire any such power.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-03-07

THE trade dollar contains 40 grains
OF silver, 900 fine. The new silver dol
lar to be coined viii contain 4121 grains.
900 fine. The trade dollar, although of
greater intrinsic value, will only be
worth 90 cents, while the new dollar
viii be worth loo cents. Why is this?
The above question was propounded
to the Chicago later Ocean, and that
Journal can not answer il. 1t is only
such statesmen @ as fixed up the Bland
silver bill that can account for such re-
mari,able values.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-03-07
u.
President of the United States.

\ YOUNG man, just engaged on a ranch
in Truckee, Cal, was set to drive q yoke
of cattle and at noon, when he wanted
to feed them, was observed trying to I'M
screw their horns, in order to get the
yoke off the animals.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-03-07

At 6:30 o'clock Saturday morning
Hon. Benjamin T. Wade died at his
residence in Jefferson, Ohio. He was
born in Springfield, Mass, October 9th,
1900, and was therefore III the 18th year
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-03-07

SECRETARY SHERMAN boldly announces
his intention of paying the March in
stallments of salary TO Congressman in
the restored dollar-a matter of twenty
five pounds each.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-03-07

a SAX JOSE lady broke the nose of q
servant-girl, and had to Fay $500 for it.
Considering that the girl was kissing the
lady's defenseless husband a. the time.
1t was more than the miserable nose was
worth.-BuTaEo Express.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-03-07

WE admire the Presidents veto of the
silver bill because it shows the President
remains firm in his own opinion, while
knowing well that the bill would become
a law, If for nothing else.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-03-07
$51,os1, l7e.66
Discussed IN 1876.
To Policy Holders, ,018, 1888

This Company is purely mutual, not having dol
lar of stock. Its policy-holders the only mem
bers of the Corporation. is therefore in effect,
simple partnership of persons for insuring each 9th
ers lives. There being stock, there can be no
sale OF the Company from set of owners and
managers to another but lis affairs remain perpet
ually Ia the entire control of the members them
selves, elect board of twelve directors each year.
This board meets weekly and directly supervises all
the business of the Company.
The Company issues whole lifepolices with either
annual premiums for life, which it prefers and re-
commends, or with a limited number of premiums
it will also issue long-term endewments. Expert
has shown that these the most adyantag
forms of policies, both to the individual and to the
Company. We SHALL therefore, restrict ourselves to
them
The surplus earned in any year is returned to the
following year, only by reduction of premium. thus
limiting the payments the actual current cost
tie insurance.
In thirty years, this association of men, united in
interests and purposes, single feature in its his
tory, has paid to the representatives of thous
and five hundred and sixty members who have died,
the vast of twenty five millions one hundred
and twenty nine thousand five hundred and thirty
six dollars-25, 12S, 536.OO-as follows:
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-03-07

III is reported that Russia has given
up her demand for the cession of the
Turkish fleet, and has reduced the in
demnity to the sum of e12, 100000.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-03-07

THE silver bill has been in force a
week, and still there are those AMONG rs
who havn't their pockets full of it. We
though it was to be the great cre-all
for hard times.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-03-07

THE country is not so close to resump-
ton to day as it was ten days ago, and
it is closer to it now than it will be sixty
days hence.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-03-07

The treaty of peace between Russia
and Turkey has been signed. The piece
that is left of Turkey don't amount to
much.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-03-07

in all ttleIr ac1,mIInIeu Iorms- 1t Is we'll known
that Dr. James has stood at the head of the profess
SION for the past 80 years Age and experience are
all-inaportant- Seminal Weakness, night losses by
Dreams paples the face lost manhood. can pos
itiyeiy he Cared Ladies wanting the moot delicate
attention, call write Pleasan home for patients
A BOOK for the niliico- Marriage Guide, which
tells you all about these diseases-who should
rnary-why not-l0 cents 20 pay Postage DR.
James has 80 rooms and parlor. You enc bat
tbesoctor. .Otge hours A. II. to- 2. u, sG1dayF,
10 to IL. All basiness stristly CONFIDENTIAL.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-03-07
MANITOWOO MARKET.

The following are the current prices
of the various articles OF produce as re
ported for us by J. Schuette & Bros.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-03-07
S. B. SHERWOOD,
GENT! LAND AGENT
The MUTUAL FARMER FIRE ms. CO.

MANITOWOC RAPIDS.
DIRECTORS.
BERNHARD DELSAANN, of Koss nth.
PETER REFS, -
JOSEPH AUGUSTIN g
MICHAEL SEIDEL,
CARL KLINGHOLz, of Mauitowoc Rapids.
GE0RGE MEISNE5T,
WENCEL KADET, &c
NORTH KEEL of Manitow"c.
FRIEDRICH KNUTH, of Gibson.
Any farmer desiring to become member of this
Insurance Co. will apply to any of the above.
Farm property insured at 25cts per year per S1G0.
BERN. pELSMANN, President.
J. AUGUSTINE, Treasurer.
CHAS. KLINGHOLZ, Secretary.
At the Regular Meetings on the S0th of March.
e3th of June 26th of October 1878, and the Annual
Meeting the 25th of January, 1879 at Joseph
Kuehne's at the Four Corners, at O'Clock 2, NJ, all
merbers are invited to be present that they may
see how their money is managed for the benefit of
every member. jan 31-7S
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FOR 8 "A LIE

\ few more forties of good Farming Lands
for cash, or in exchange for cattle, wagons,
sleighs etc. Also few good forties of cedar
lands. 22nOv6m
Address, E. c. DANIELS
StUrgeOu Raw Wis
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CONNECTIONS.
EiIWGukno with C. & n. W. R'y: c. NJ & St p
Hill tueuu Ry, End all lines divergise.
NhEhnV ron with Sheboygan Foni d;l Lac R. r.
DuUDUt gan for all points on that road
Hum QiVGnc with Stages for Kewaunee Ahnapee
l WU IllfG etc, and during navigation with
steamers fer above points.
F0r6Sf ,IUDG, with Wis. Central RR.
I-I4 - with C. & N W. R'y for Fond du
HtliiihinI Il II HE, Lac, Oshkosh, Neenah DePere
Green Bay. Escanaba etc
NoN I nn6nn with G. B. & NJ. R'y and with stages
NUN uUuuUHforCiintonville Ernbarras &Shawano
Fl. G. H REED. II. T. WHITCOIB
Gea1 Sipt Cent Pass Act
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FLOUR & FEED STORE

On the Corner of Main & Franklin Streets, where
shall always keep hand, all kinds of Flour & Feed
the best quality and respectfully ask the patronage
our friends and the community generally
OSCAR KLINGHoLTz Bro.