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Local and Personal.
To Our Patrons.

We have waited with all the patience
we could command through the summer
that has Just ended without annoying our
patrons with duns 4 borntiful harvest
has been safely garnered, and reasonably
good prices prevail. The crop is moving
rapidly, and money is flowing in. Our
demands are very small upon each in
diyidual subscriber, and our necessities are
great. Therefore we respectfully but earn
estly ask those OF our patrons who are de-
linquent to remember the printer sab
stantially and Immediately.
Mr. Frank ?. Jones Is spending few
days With friends in this city.
That ait is more blessed to give than to
receive is the firm belle # all small pox
patients.
Pansies were picked blooming out in the
open air in garden in this city last Friday,
the lilies have budded, aud every thing looks
| ike an eary resumption of croquet, aud
door step cht-chat.
I The bad roads the hard times, the Turk
ish war, or the late canon on divorce has 10
! effect on engagements land little or no heed Is
paid to Punch's advice to people about to
marry. Don't"
The sun shone yesterday on the Just
and the unjust, Frightening the pathway
towards tie saloons with the same lustre
that greeted the church goers.
Miss VI f. Barr from Racine is visiting
friends in this city and "receiyed' the
rising stars of Manitowoa on New Year :
dsv with Miss Eta Markham.
The Norwegian Lutheran Society, hat
their "Chrlsrmas' tree New Years nj ght
The church was appropriately decorated
and those in attendance enjoyed them
L. selves thoroughly.
Measles are quite prevalent through tn
county, AMI several fatal eases have beer
reported Ia most of these, some throa
difficulty has accompanied the measles.
Mr.. G. BEING will give Concert
o Terner Hall on the evening Of January lot
4 Our readers will please bear this IN min
Y as il will be q rare musical entertainment
y The programme will appear in our Issu
a. of xt week.
I The Lecture Of last Friday night b
i. Professor Steele was well attended, hi
manner of speaking is not lie 1sing but
- the estimation Of many The matter mac
" for the short comings of voice an
~ manner.
+ j. Schuetta i Brcs. are Offering ext
. bargains in winter goods of all description
especially in Overcoats, Cloaks, Shawls &c
and as winter is ouly just opening in earne
= il would be well to buy what you need
time before their stock gets too much broke
4. i. they have a good assortment on hand
yet.
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We have several communications from
our correspondents that we could not pre-
sent to our readers from the fact that the
typos will not put in full time during the
holiday weeks
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4 New Invention.

4 wv
BrENE's IMPROVED metallic DRESs MopEL.-
Something every lady should possess. This model
is peculiarly constructed 30 As to MALE any per
Of ordinary ability 10 learn the art of Pattern
Cutting and DreSsftting 10 perfection with hu,
very little practice. For durability simplicity
ana practical utility a. a dress model, it has no
equal Models with full instructions for IL. may be
obtained at Mrs. BYGNE'S 0aE-sMAKrNG EsrAG-
LI.uMENr. Cor. Buffalo and F. .ghth SITS, L. h
and l.. Ii. Rand's Hardware store.
T. w. BYRNES,
Inventor and sole manufacturer,
MaaitowoC Wis
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THE NANITOWOC PILOT.


:B~Those of our readers residing in the country
will fndit 10 their advantage to look over the
columns Ct TEE PMoT, before starting to town to
do their trading b. this means they will readily
Us certain whore the best and cheapest gGCds can
b.. found. "Good business mru, who have first
class goods for sale, always advertise literally.
This Is true Of our merchants and thriradvertisc-
ments can be fouad In TIE PUoT.
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ELECTIoN.-Thea annual election of Chief
Engineer of the Fire Department will te
held at the Council Rooms, on Tuesday
evening, January Sth. Polls will be open
from to p. m.
f. SEEGER, Chief Engineer.
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This is something more Ike winter
weather. After three months Ct rain and
mud we are again blessed with another
freeze-up.
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Married

SCHMITZ-FRANZ AT the residence
of the blide's parents, in this city, on
Thursday. Dec. 9th, 1877, by the
Rev Bernhard Becker, Mr.. A. }
SCHMITZ and Mis-. Der HA
FRANZ, both of this city.
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1t is said there is something noble in
honorable poverty, and there Is hardly
an editor in the country who does not
feel himself loaded TO the muzzle with
laurels of this glorious but ineol venient
character
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WISCONSIN ROUSE.

RE DALEY Proprietor, cor of9th and Jay 81
ms Is anew House and well i'ted MP with al
modern improvements. \ good STABLE L aiso
t .,nnsrtinu win tue house. go
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The following list gives the names OF
those pupils in attendance at the FIRST
Dist. School, who have been neither absent
nor tardy during the term Just COM
pletcd.
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Mr.. F. y. Sohns will visit Neenah
friends for a week or SO. He left tins city
Tuesday evening.
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MILLER FEO!-NC,.
- .s5sss,ES .s1rEi.

MILLER Proprietor cor, Chicago and 9Th 81
, rARGE NEW BARN has been recently huiit
and will be kept il connection with the house
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81 PAUL's corner Seventh and State streets
~ Rev. j. W OIm-fed. pastor. Services
Scho O'clock n m. PRAYER meeting on huT~
day evening. p IN. Leaders and Stewards
meeting on first Monday in each month. at 7. m.
GERMAN, on Ninth street, near Marshall. Rev.
~ u. Becker, paStors services Al 10 , Ciocha
III. and p. IN. Sunday School al O'Clock s.. m.
Prayer meeting, Thursday at 2 M. Singing ana
Bible class At : and P N. Fridays.
NToEwEGIAN, or Sixth street. near State. Rev.
" A, tiu~tqisen, pastor. Services NJ lo'2 clock
4. m. AMI p. IN. Sunday School at o'clock
ia.
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To Contributors and Advertisers

All matter intended for publication must be
handed in by "Wednesday morning, Local Notices
b. Wednesday noon to insure insertion in the
current weeks issue.
All communications shouId be accompanied by
the authors name. not for publication, but a.
guarantee of good faith.
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MUSICAL.
q. R.Es.sNE.

PROFESSOR 81 Nasic viii give lessons in Vocal
I Snd Instrumental Music ia the city Of Manlto-
aud 3, Two Rivers. Residence on sth street
the Court House l2-+4ly
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Roard of Poor Commissioners

The board of Poor Commis s;oners have
issued orders during tie mouth # Decem-
Der, 1877, as follows:
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NEW YEAR BALL
AT KELLNEBSNILLE.
Wednesday Eve, Jan. 1st,
AT
KellEer's Hall.
------r~.--~-----~~-- ->----~-----
Go. AND HAVE i GOOD TINE. Sure.
Farm for Sale

one Of tie best farm in Manitowoc comfy. will
be sold on &c m to siit the purchaser Said farm
contains about sixty acres, is mostly under good
cultivation, free nom stone and sumps, railroad
station on side of H. school house on the other
and in good neighborhood. good house and
harm on 81. Tbs Is altogether one of the most
desirable farm TO he founl in the tate,
BRANCH, May 81, Isl.
9164y. CnAS. CAIN.
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y,ASuIOT ABLE TAILOR. All goods made ny
/ a. subscriber are warranted 70 NJ me tGEth-
Prfc.- reasonable aud am boUud % please those
vho .-iy,s rpa their custom. shop on orH street
two doors West 81 the Wludiate House. l24i!Y
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HIGH SCHOOL.

HIGH SCHOoL-
Aggle Burnet, William Andrew
sjary Ciassop, John BurDet,
Minnie Edwards, Charles barnes
J Alice Emery, Charles Blake,
Emma Gibson. Frank Blesch,
f.. kostomlatsky, j. {. Guyles,
Carrie Martin. Herbert Markham,
Laura Ransch, Robert Markham,
Emil Prochazka,
Carl Runge,
Ole Stephenson,
George Wulio,
ROOM L.
/ Gustave Alter, Mary Posplslel'
( emma Canright, JOSEF h Pospi-iei,
Willie Canright, John PospIsiel,
Edmund Chloupek, AleIs Stephenson,
Alice Johnston, Flora " aldo
I George kOehler,
ROOM .
Emil Bradirs, Maud Morrison,
Emma Buukman, Emma hendhk,
Lizzie Emery. Bertha Ransch
Edna Gibson, Thomas Sharp,
J ohm Martin, Willie Stucke,
Norman Morse, Carrie Wil0tt,
ROOM g.
Sarah Brandeis, Cora Murphy,
Alylna Brinkman, Eliza Norton,
Willie Egan, Lucy kreyci,
Amelia Johnson, LIZZIE Oimsted,
Louisa Koehle, Thomas Windiate,
James McMahon, Eddie NOgt,
ROOM 4.
Jacob Feigler, Mary Zeman,
Jimmy kirwan,
ROOM 5
Augusta Brinkman, Julius Proehazka,
James Hodges, Lena Thvgerson,
Eddie Hubbard, Sena Ihygerson,
John Kelley,
ROOM G.
Ella Beasant, Christina oberg,
Hugo Brandeis, Olaf OlesoD,
Carlotta ClassOn, Anna Scove.
Eddie kirwan, Gerrle Smalley,
Mamie Mahoney, Eddie Stucke,
Joseph Miller,
ROOM :.
Agnes Doolan, Carrie Mendlik,
Mabel Jones, Matte NewcOm5e,
Peter johnson, George Oberg,
Maggie Kelley, George Omsted,
Anna Kcsteiioic, lone Ross,
Atom kosteijo:c, Ida Sanderson,
ROOM s.
Senie Anderson, Bowen Morse,
Amanda Boch. Willie O'Conner,
Alvina Chlourek, Mautha Olson,
Nellie Conway, John Petran,
tielna lfen'scher, Josey Radl,
ANNE keIlner, Theodore Tbygerson
Mary Kucera, IIena7 Togt,
Sadie Loughre, ColneIia Windiate,
ROOM Q.
Andrew Anderson, Jimmie Kelley,
Sena Anderson, Joseph kucera,
Clara BARLEY, Emil Miller,
Julia Dumkie, Katie Miller,
John Edwards, Annie Polcar,
Ida Eilholm, Sigwerd Sanderson
Lena Weber,
ROOM 10.
frankie BARLEY, Allie Newcomb,
Eddie lIermanson, Amelia Oberland,
Josey Lantry, Hattie Omela,
Richard Lutz, Mary Waldo,
Helen Morse,
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
Church Directory.
CATHOLIC.

@. RAMPAGE. corner Main and Marshal streets,
ot. Rev Joseph Fessler, pastor. SeryIces-on
SUNDAYS Holy DAYS and obligations, at IL o CLOCK
a. mo; Nespers on SUNDAYS al CLOCK Pc m
O. MAsY,s POLISH corner ed and Marshal
81. streets Rev John Crate, pastor, SerNi-
ces At u o'clock n m NcSpers q. : O'Clock p. M.
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PRESBYTERIAN,

E'Rsl PRESBYTERIAN. northwest corner Eighth
and state streets. Rev. ". +. Cellars. pastor.
Hours of services-i0s a. M. :. p. m. Sunday
School at > p. IN. Weekly prayer meeting on
Thursday evening. at : O'Clock.
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MERCHANT TtlI0RS.
wIt,rsu LYNCH.

rASutOS LFTAILOE,hasr removed 90 Buffalo
l. So ,yyo doors West Of e. X. x f. II. Rand
Hardware store AHwork warranted well done and
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eign Patents, and haYc the largest establishment
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Tax PAYERS

Tax PAYERS.
CITY TREASURER OFFICE,
Manitowoc, Dec. 10Th, 1877.
Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers
Of the city of Manilowoc that | have re
ceived the tax roll Cor the year 1877 for
the purpose of collecting all State, County,
School City ana ward taxes as levied Cd
the property in the city OF Manitowoc, that
will receive payment Of said taxes at my
Office for the term of the ensuing 30 days.
If taxes are not paid within said time, /
will proceed to collect the same by distress
al sale of the goods and chattels of Il c
persons charged according to law and The
following resolution Of the City Board of
Aldermen
ResoIred That the city treasurer be,
and he is hereby instructed to use all law
ful means to collect the taxes coming cue.
All persons paying their taxes before the
first day of January next, will pay only
Two per cent. collection fees; after that
time, five per cent on the amour. OF their
respective tags.
4. WHITMAN, City Treasurer.
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Ii Iii EIiAN. =,
First EVANGELICAL, corner Eight and \ ars-a ta
streets. Rev. r. Pieper, pastor services al ~
o'clock a. m SUNDAY School al o'clock p m.
NoRwEaIAN. corner Eighth and State streets.
~ Rev L.. NJ. Bcorn, pastor. Services 10
o'clock D. IN. Sunday School AZ @ CLOCK 2. III.
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HARDWARE. STOVES. Etc.


a Mn ~ kinds % Stores. anduardvsre
II Mann trfareS os copper. TIN an lSLc Ell
YORK stree, North Side Mantowoe.
. i4ly
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O. JAMES. corner Ninth and Chic&go streets
Sl. The Rev NJ. Y. AVeriH. rector. SerNicte
lex O'Clock a. IN. and : O'Clock p m. Evening
PRAYER Friday At : oclocS p. n. Sunday ScIOol :;
O'Clock y. III
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E..nErs>AEn VICE. aNlCS HOWE.

MARTIN HEW Eft. Proprietor. Commercial $.
NTFN Mouse aud new Barn. the best % aecommo-
N datluus al moderate prices So-lS
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DR.. HermanS Wonderful Discovery

III HtTHaIS " OHUCTIUI DIStONtFy
or the cure of AGATE and chrome catarrh
headache AMI neuralgia. Sure cure. Prizes
SOC per bottle, 60c by mail For sale ,,
all druggists. C. IL. Gillespie & &C.. Chi
cago, Ill.
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Notice is hereby given 70 the members
of the Jones Library Association that the
annual election for directors OF association
will be held in the library room On We'd
nesday January OH, 1878. At this cleo
ton three directors are to be chosen in
place of A. D. Jones, NJ. Fellows and
Geo b. Burnet, whose term of Office eY-
pres on that day. Tie polls will be kept
open > to o'clock p. m. The annual
meeting of the society will be held a:
I O clock p. M of the same lay.
HENRY MULHoLLAND, Jr Secre tary
Educational.
There are to be Teachers Meetings at
Cate Corners and al Meme near MullhOl-
and's on Saturday, next Jan. 5, and at
Kossuth near Chloupecks Saturday Jan,
II. Future meetings VIII be held at or III
tie neishburhood Of the above places
These Meetings are imI ortance to teachere
and should be generally attended by them
School officers and patrons and friends Of
the schools are invited to be present and
take part IN The exercise. Each teacher
should become an active member of some
one Of these organizations.
w. 4. WALKER
Co. Supt. Of Sooo!s.
Manitowoc Jar. . 1878.
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COM MERCsAL
MANITOWOC MARKET REPORT.
Corrected Weekly by j. Scliuetsc Bro.
DEALERS IN
GENERAL. TEEsCERANDgSE.

OFFICE OF THE MANITowoC PLoT.
MANIrowOC, DECEMBER q, 1877.
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Having opened out complete stool, of Wines,
Liquors, etc, | am prepared IL serve my friends
and the pubIc with goods OF real merit nj he
lowest price. Patronage solicited 9i7-v
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HogEs. AND BoAKDENG HOUSE.
r. ZEMAN, Proprietor cor Buffalo and Main -.
Sally
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DIR. =. &. BLAKE,

Worn .rlv Of Milwaukee has now located at Cato
Nau..owoc COUNTY Wisconsin, where he viii
Promptly attend To- al profess iona calls, day or
-, g-S-tf
The daily gazette., 1878-06-07
Congress Yesterday.

In the United States Senate, yester-
day, a bill was passed giving to any
country the privilege of landing cable
here, providing such country shall be as
liberal to the United States. The re-
mainder of the session was devoted to
the consideration of the army appropria-
ton bill, as amended by the House, and
a anumber of amendments were adopted,
Including one to restore the army to q,
000.
ing appropriations for the payment of
invalid and other pensions. The House
resumed consideration of the bill amend
ing the internal revenue laws, and the
question being on Mr.. Coverts amend
ment, as amended by Mr.. Tucker, fixing
the tax on manufactured tobacco at six
teen cents per pound, it was adopted
years 1877, nays 103.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-07

Personal.

Leave OF absence for one year on sur
geon's certificate of disability In granted
Assistant Surgeon g. X. Winnie, U, s.
A.
The two richest widows in California
are Mrs. Coleman and Mrs. McDonough.
Their combined wealth amounts to Si3,-
000, 900.
The jews of Fayetteville, North Caro-
lima, have presented Governor Vance
with suit of clothes. There was a time
when the state should have presented
the Governors of the Carolinas with cloth
es.
Mr.. Fair, the wealthy California'miner,
is building an elaborate house in San
Francisco, which is to contain large art
gallery. He will, of course, ignore home
kalsominists and import his picture for
Yerrup.
MIR. Frank Nevins, reporter on the
Chicago Times, and formerly connected
self the other day in the temple, infiict-
ing very painful wound. Family diff
ficulties are alleged as tie cause.
Marshal Bazaine is living in Spain in
very embarrassed circumstances. He has
appealed for aid to all his old comrades
including President MacMahon, but in
vain. He should come to this country
and forge election returns for a living.
Kate Claxton and her husband will
spend the summer ON the coast of Maine
in yacht. The method of advertising
by. means of miraculous escapes from
buildings, is to superseded by hair-pull-
ing escapes from death by drowning.
In the United States Circuit court in
New York on Tuesday, the case of the
government against Sd. Tilden for in
come tax was thrown over until next
term. Mr.. A. j. Vanderpoel, counsel for
the defense, said that it would take prob
ably two or three weeks to try the case
Miss Grundy writes from Washington.
Mrs. Fermont has had what rarely falls to
the lot ofany one-a beautiful youth, fol-
lowed by no less handsome middle age.
Her hair is now as white as snow and
very abundant, and her fresh complexion
and animated play of features combine
to make her one of the most distinguish
ed looking women l have evers seen. Her
conversational powers are unrivaled, no
lrss for her ready flow of choice Ian
guage than her selection of topics of in
terest.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-07

The three hundred and fifty converts
who are going to re-enforce the Utah
Mormons, and the five hundred Mennon-
lie immigrants who are to join those of
their kind that have preceded them in
the fertile fields of Kansas, started for
the West yesterday. The latter are from
Russia. The are sturdy, sedate and or
derly. The head of each family has
substantial purse in his pocket, and a
look lof determination in his clear eye.
They are spreading colonies all over the
West, and are most excellent tillers of
the soil. Their integrity and industry
make them valued accessions.
Mrs. Matilda T. Kittelle, the Bro oklyn
widow, who recently made charges
against the Rev. Francis l.. Smith, the
pastor of Plymouth Bethel, accusing him
of brutality and immortality, has receiv-
ed many insulting and indecent letters
since the scandal was made public. Her
brother has received notice to vacate the
premises, the agent of the property say
ing that the occupants of the other hous-
es complain of their presence.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-07
TO the Citizens of Will
mington:
go AND 222 MARKlr STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL, May 81, 1873.

go AND 222 MARKnr STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL, May 81, 1873.
We are informed, on credible authori-
ty, that large number of people resid-
ing in this city purchase their d R Y
GOODS in Philadelphia. We believe
the statement to be correct, for If the
$4,000 people who reside in and around
this city did their shopping at home all
the stores that are here now would do
about twice as much business, (if that
were possible) and, as consequence, the
city would be more prosperous. We beg
to assure the people who think they can
not buy their dry goods in Wilmington,
we mean the general run of dry goods,
1--WE except very fine goods that we think
they are mistaken. You can get just as
good goods, and can buy them just as
cheap, and some goods you can buy
ABSOLUTELY CHEAPER HERE
THAN IN PHILADELPHIA.
Since opening our store we have been
hononed with visit from several Gus
TONERS from Philadelphia, who have as
sured us (and they seemed to know what
they were talking about that we are
selling goods CHEAPER than they can
buy them in that city.
Save your time and railroad fares by
pasronizing the stores in your own city,
where you will do just as well, and in
some kinds of goods little better.
Our store is large, well lighted and at
tractive, and stocked with large and
desirable stock of all kinds of staple and
fancy dry goods, which we will guarantee
to sell as low, if not lower, than any store
in Philadelphia. We have but one price
and sell for cash only, which, with our
small expenses, enables US to sell goods
for mere commission, which is doubt
less appreciated by the multitude of peo-
pie who deal with us.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-07
/ CURE FITS Z!

When / say cure do not mean merely
to stop them for q time and then have them
return again; mean q radical crue /
am regular physician, and have made
the disease OF
Fits, Epilepsy or Falling Sickness
lifelong study. l warrant my remedy
to cure the worst cases. Because others
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