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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-11-07

To the U0ters Of NdaitooC0c County, and
especially to my German friends.
[ now improve this, my first opportun-
ity, to thank you for your hearty support
rendered me on election day, and espec-
tally for the manner in which you have
resented Mr.. Greve's ungentlemanly at
tack upon me. In a circular scattered
about the city on election day, by this
great and honest architect, Greve, he
says if those charges preferred against
Pierce are not true, why don't Pierce
deny them. Greve and his abbettors
very well knew that would not have an
opportunity to reply to them until after
election. And nov | think that the peo-
pie through the ballot box have replied to
this great and honest architect, Greve,
in ringing tones that cannot be misun-
derstood l feel quite well satisfied that
every voter that voted for me looked
Upou Mr. Greve and his scandalous ar
/ ticle with disgust. Gentlemen, accept
my thanks, and in next weeks issue
VIII give you few facts concerning the
charges preferred against me by this same
! man GreYe.
a. pTpprr-
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A son of Peter Phillips of Meme ac.
cidently shot himself on Monday last.
He was engaged in shooting at mark
with pistol. The cap on the pistol
failed to explode and he sat down to put
on another cap having the pistol pointing
toward his thigh. After putting the cap
on, he pressed down the BANNER and the
charge went off. The bullet entered
his leg above the knee, passing
down and lodging in the knee joint in
such way that it is very difficult to be
extracted. There are some fears that
She leg must Ice amputated.
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On account OF the means employed to
defeat Jerome Pierce We are particularly
gratifed that his majority is so large. Il
is to be hoped that the unmistakable
disapproval by the people of any personal
attacks on candidates will prevent
this species of electioreering i'll fu.
ture, # candidates rely OF their own
merits rather than on ferretting out
things which may reflect on the charac-
tiers of their opponents, politics viii be
much more resnectGb,s-
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A PROSPEROUS CoNCERN.-We extract
the following from The Living Church,
edited by ihc Rev. John Fulton, d. D.
One of the firms of Milwaukee, whose
progress illustrates the suocess' WHICH
attends integrity, energy and enterprise,
IS that OF ,laraes Morgan. When Mr..
Morgan began business five years ago,
he had in his employ but eight person.
Now, at his great establishment, Nos.
1856 and 1888 East Water street, over one
hundred employees aro busily engaged in
various departments. In dress making
and the manufacture of cloaks, Morgan
stands among the first, and the satisfac-
ton of his customers is shown by the
new extensions of his business which are
Called for every few months.
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ATTENTION, FARMERS =

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 4aii,,naed.
JONES i SCHALLERN.
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VIM. Wagner, of Sturgeon Bay, broth
er of Peter Wagner of Mischicott, acct
IDENTITY shot himself through the hand
while out hunting a short time ago. To
day his friends at Mishicott were notified
that be was not expected to live more
than few hours, the lockjaw having set
in, and the doctors of Sturgeon Bay pro
Eouncing him beyond tier assistance.
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PERSONAL.

Frank Jones has been spending week
in Chicago.
Mr.. Schermerhorn of Milwaukee was
in town last Sunday.
Miss Clara Whitcomb of Milwaukee
spent Thursday last in this city.
Mr. Dickinson of st. Louis has been
hunting in Wisconsin and put in an ap
pearance at Manitowoc on Tuesday.
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I. BURKE, Sec.

As you can notice, we IN cur regular
ad, call yodr attention only to articles
which ought to be bought now in order
to get the best stock cheap. But don't
allow yourself to overlook the feet sl.as
in everything pertaining to our line we
have exceptional facilities for furnishing
full value for all moneys paid.
PLUMB 4 NELSON.
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I. 3. TREAT might be seen Monda =
morning with a number of partridg, :
which he had purchased at some butch
ers shop at the south side.
| WE can sell the best goods cheal
er than any one else because We buy il
large quantities and have the lowest eZ-
| penses. I. <. J. ROBINSON.
| OF the II senators elected this fall l.
are republicans. Rankin is the onl.
democrat certainly elected. Loomer,
democrat, is probably elected.
/ r. Is. HAYES has appointed Thursday
November 18th, as day of ''Nationa
Thanksgiving and Prayer. D." We Away
thought Hayes was considerable of fell
low.
AT dance IN Richards Hall SATURDAY.
night some of the young floods varieC
I the exercise by q match of tlsticutfs. NJ
great harm was done and no suits fol
/ lowed
THERE were two greeaback votes cast
in the city of Manitowoc.
TIE social dance at Turner Hall last
night by the Knights of Honor is said tC
have been a very successful affair.
Villas & BARNES have the largest stock
Of Racine and Eastern shawls, in tine
city. Their stock of cloaks is unsurpassed
| both in variety and price by any house
III the city.
a son of Franz Kaufman, of this place,
set q trap for fox in the woods north Of
here, not long ago. In the morning
when he went to examine the trap 1t was
gone. Two weeks afterwards while out
hunting he shot fox and found his trap
fastened to its leg.
Be Sure to attend the concert to night
at Turner Hall The singers are reputed
TO be very fine.
HAVE Won seen the Grown Jewel
coal stove at Villas & Barnes. If not, go
and examine it before you invest your
money. They have also on exhibition
the Westminster, and the Radiant
Home"
II addition to our already large stock
of Woolens, we have just received sew
eral pieces of Cassimeres, Beavers, Chin
chillas &c many of which are sold below
Jhe cost Of production.
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MAPLE GROVE.
November 1th, 1873.

November 9TH, 1878,
The teachers of this vicinity contemp.
late organising Debating Society. The
irsu meeting is TO take place at the school
house near the church, next Saturday
evening, at 7 o'clock. Those TO take
part in debate on that evening ere ?, Il.
S. Lynch, john Barnes, John ". Corse
and Thomas Burke.
II BCRKF Sec
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DoDD, BROWN < Co., of st. Louis, are
struggling to meet all their liabilities,
and there can be no doubt that they will
come ont of their present difficulties, if
their creditors will give them time. They
have issued a circular stating that they
can fill all orders yet and expressing the
belief that they will soon be out of their
present difficulties.
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THE Rev. DR.. Showers recently ap-
pointed Pastor of the Methodist Church
of this city arrived with his family o-day.
DIR. Showers is an able and eloquent
clergyman and will be a valuable acquis-
ton to the pulpit of our city. He will
preach morning and evening on next
Sunday, services at TO- A. and ?. NJ
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FHE following ale from the Chronicle.
The Catholic Congregation of Meme are
making preparations for a granG festival,
to be held at an ealiy day, the proceeds
to lie devoted to the benefit of the church.
The Temperance Society have kindly
offered the use of their hall for -. oocas-
ION and every possible effort will be
made 10y the parties having the matter
IN charge to make it success.
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AFTER years of patient labor and ex-
pertinent. the st. John Sewing Machine
Is now offered to the public, as the tri-
amph OF inventive genius in this branch
Of manufacture for sale by Lemkuhl &
Rcae.
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W. A. BUssE is doing an extended and
lar5e business in selling Boots 4 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
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Erettr and Yoan0

Ia every feature but the hair which had grown
white from fever. This lazy at 80 writes US; ~
have used Parker'g Iiair Balsam six months and
am more than pleased with it. 1t has restored
the natural brown color of rny hair and given it
silky softness, nicer than ever before. There
is no Dandruft, ne falling hair and it leaves the
scalp so clean and nice and cool that l am ever
Sc z1iach pleased, and feel aad look like my
self again Disinfectsat properties that enter
chemically into his preparation render 1T heal-
ing, cleaEs.ns and healthful, and fhe beautiful
fresh and vigorous hair il produce, together
with its property of restoring the hair 20 is
natural youthful ccsos. hecyinS the head entire
l. free froEa Raa5suf. Clean and healthy, sur
prizes no less than /; pleases. Buy bottle from,
your druggists Jones SohaTe-n, end eft its
merits.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-11-07

Bob BURDETTE OF the Burlington
Hd,okeyc will deliver humorous lecture
on 1.-The Rise and Fall of the Mustache"
ut Turner Hall Nov. Il. Burdette is one
of the best humorous lecturers in the
United States, and his paper takes the
lead of all papers of that class.
Reserved seat tickets for sale at Pien-
ing's book store. General admission
30 cts. Children 20.
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The AGED, the Feeble ana Cenvalegcent
iind Just the help they nee; N the health and
strength giving properties Of Parkcr's Ginger
Tonic. This comforting inyigorant difIuses
warmth @i,d vi@or through the system, soothcs
The nerves, banishos melancholy and gives
strength and elasticity to tho worn-out frame
1t Is inuoa:puraby superior to wincs Or liquors
and does not iutoXicat6. Every mother will not
only comfort and strengthen herself but viii
relieve and pacify Der nursing babe by the free
use of this excellent tonic. Buy sl.00 bottle
from your druggists Jones & Schacrn. or It
sample bottle ut u cents, aud test its merits.
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IHE cheapest and me.t fashionable
goods Q lazy can wear are the celebrate
"Broadhead alpacas'' of which J. Schu
cite & Bros. have the exclusive sale in
this city. A dress made of these alpacas
can be washed and done up as well IS
linen without the least injury to tie
fabric, and Is warranted to stand such q
test. Colors also guars nteed perfectly
fast
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Total amt drawn: lst ward SGT; 2nd
waI ), 81; 3D. ward, S23; 4th ward, $50 So;
Total, S157 So.
Board adjourned to Nov. %, at y
?. NJ. A. d. JONES, Clerk.
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OYSTERS.

Apples are moving off rapidly
and turning out very fine. Send
in YOU orders before thefreeze-
1925 for guaranteed fruit.
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BILLIARD CHAMPIONSHIP.

A series Of Championship games will
be played at Mahoney's Billiard Hall on
Saturday evening, November 9th, 1878,
for Fancy Champion Cue, County Cham
plonship and Cash Prize Of 80, s. for
best score, s. for second best, 81 for
third best. Entrance fee 10 per cent. of
Cash Prize. Entrees must be made be-
fore O'Clock P. NJ, Saturday. Ten al
lowed to enter. Our Champion will not
compete.
Games will open at o'clock P. NJ,
sharp.
D. J. MAHoSEY.
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4 WORD TO THE WISE.

Be careful. If you are wise buy gen
uine Singer Sewing machine. MIR. John
\. Smith is our only agent at Manitowoc,
fol the sale Of our machines.
SINGER MANF'G co.
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MARRIED.

JOHNSON-GANS-At TIE residence OF the
brides parents, = aY. End, 1878, by Rev. W. F.
Cellars. Mr.. GEORGE II. JoHNSOE, OF Mani
towcc, and Miss MARY CANS, daughter o.
August Cans Esq. of the tow. o. Franklin.
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POOR COMMISSIONERS.
MANITOwoC, Oct. 4.

MANITowoC, Oct %, 1873.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
The Mayor and Clerk were instructed TO
issue poor orders to the following named
persons:
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lFirst publication October 81. 1S7s.

lFirst publication October 81, 1851 No, o..
IN PR0BAPE-MAN COUNTY CoUEr. II
l. the matter of the estate of Ambrose OSch-
valid, deceased
On reading and filing the petition of Don. A.
ShoNe administrator OF said estate. setting forth
the amount oil personal estate that has come 10
hl> hands. and the disposition thercof-IhU
amount OF debts outstanding against said deceaS.
ed and description OF part of The real estate OF
which said deceased died seized, and rhe condi-
ton and value of the respective portions thereof
and praying that license be 10 him granted to sell
all the following described real estate situated
and being in the counties of Manitowoc and Calu
met
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G',.7t publication octoDer3i lS1SJ No. qG.
II PROBATE COUNTY COURT.
4 IN the matter Of the estate of j Ohm Mlada, de-
ceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Anna
Nlada. OF Manitowoc county, Wis, representing
among other things, that } Ohm MatG, late oil Mani
towoc county, Wis, on the 13tn day Of October A.
D., 1873 at Manitaroc county died interstate, leav-
lug gGesip lhaIte.s and estate within thi- state.
and that the said petitioner j. the widow OF
said deceased, and PRAYING that administration of
SAD es,atG be 70 Joseph Shlmek granted it is or.
dered that said petition be heard before the Judge
OF this Court. OH Monday, the 18th day OF Novein-
per A D., ISIS, at 10 O'Clock A. " at M ot.ce in
said county.
Ordered further, the. x5tice thereof be given IA
The heirs Of G... ucCeased, and to all persons in
'@re-teJ, ey publishing a copy of this order tor
three successive weeks prior to said day OF hear
ing, in the Manitowoc PILl1T weekly Eswspapcr
published at ManitOwoc IN 44sl county
MICHAEL kIRWAN. County Judge.
DATED .: AHnltoN0c, the 3lst day of October
>. :. 1873
II u 3" '" u turner AttyS nov ii
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first publication octchof al 1sSs.) No o..
IN PROBAr E.-MAYiT0woC COUNTY COURT
n taa matter Of the estate of Esaria auronette
FricdrjcI1s deceased. wv
To all whom il may concern:
Letters testalnentary on said estate having been
Issued TO Carl Haukohl on the 23rd day Of Srrtern
per, A. D. 1873, and four months from and after the
date hereof being allowed and limited for creditors
to present their claims for examination and allow
anGe, notice Is hereby given that TIC Undersigned
VIII, on the first Monday IA ea4h # the said iour
months reys C1sE;uG the date hereof, and also on
the 2hh cay OF February, 1879, At the Probate Of
nee IL the Cty OF SantcwOc in said county, re.
ceiye, examine and adjust ali claims. and demands
OF all persons against said deceased
Dated at Manitowoc this 29th day of October,
Treat Il Franz, AttyS NOV "
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STURGEON BAY

AS Mr.. L. J. Conway and his son were
on their way home from Ahnapee, Fri
day night, they encountered tramp
near the house of f. r. Smith on the
Two Rivers road. The fellow had fired
q shot before the two gentleman We're
hear, but they supposed that he was
simply discharging his revolver without
any purpose. When Mr.. Conway turned
his horse to one side so as to pass the
fellow, he fired FIVE shots in rapid sue
cession, some of the bullets coming I'M
buggy. The tramp did not say word
which would reveal his purpose in shoot
ing. He was short thick set fellow,
and appeared to be under the influence
of liquor. Mr.. Conway's son thinks be
would recognize him.
The fellow evidently WAS some reckless
daredevil who did not fully realize what
he was doing, and though he fired direct
ly at the men it is not probable that he
premeditated murder.
TEE concert to be given by Mr.. North
on Tuesday evening next gives promise
of being a highly enjoyable affair. Miss
Picnic LaClaire, who made so good an
impression on our people last winter b.
q display of her Evolutionary and musical
talents will assist in the programme, and
give some recitaGons. Mrs. Ryder and
Mrs. Burnet. have also agreed to assist.
With these talented singers and Mr.
North's present class. we have no doubt
that theconcert will be quite successful.
The concert will be given in the Pres
byterlan church lecture room. Tickets
have been put down to % cts; For chill,
dren 10 cts.
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INtTl UtC"1NGE.
70 all whom il may concern:
Letters OF administration ,ri.L tuc VIII annexed,
on said estate having been issued to John Rarfh,
Sen, on the tn day OF October A. D.. 1873 and four
months from and after the date hereof BEING al
lowed and limited for creditors to prcscrt their
claims for examination and allowance notice is
hereby given that tbs undersigned will on the
first Monday II cGCh Of the four months next en-
suing the date hereof, and also on the 29th Cav Of
February 1879 at the Probate Office Ia the city of
ManitoWoc, IN said county. receive, examine and
adjust all cGims, and demands of all persons
against said deceased
Dated at Mantowoc October Goth 1873
MICHAEL kIRWAN, County Judge.
Treat & Franz Attys. nnTSi
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Villas i BARNES,

ANY one wishing to buy good sewing
machine, should not fail to go to Lem
luhl & Dickes new store, they keep ali
kinds and sell cheap. A liberal discount
given when two OF more machines are
bought.
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MANITOWnTG MARKET,

The following are the current prices
of the various articles of produce as re-
ported for us by j. Schuette & Bros.
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SPECIAL DISPATCH.

FOND DU LAC, Wednesday, 8 P. M
Dodge County gives Bragg 1850 major
ity. Williams beaten for the senate.
Fond du Lac gives Bragg 800 majority.
Sheboygan is reported so for Smith.
kEwAUNEE 3 P. NJ
Bouck's majority in Aewaunee is 1879.
Grimmer 233.
STURGEON BAY.
Jones 1919 over Bouck, but Steele has
a small majority over Jones. Grimmel
majority. -Four towns to hear from.
Bragg, Bouck and Deuster democrats
are elected to Congress. Bragg has
26l5 majority Deuster 81.
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First publication October n, 1881

y NANITGTuU COUNTY.
.He 6eiser Thresbfng Machine COMPANY. plain
III, against Ogilyie FentCG, Daniel H. Davis and
William ii. Wood ,.C,3naants. TOthe defendants
above B21C.s. Aou sre hereby summoned and re-
CARED 10 answer the complaint in this action.
which was filed in the office of the clerk of the cir
cut court for AanitowOc cOunty.on the l5ta CAV OF
october, ISIS. and TO serve cony II voar answer
on the subscriber at his yf,o ia tae CITY OF Mani
t0WOc, IN the caul-y y Mauitow0c, and state o.
NlScors'a Esthn twenty days after the service
Lereoh exclusive of the day OF such service: anC
the plaintiff will take judgment against YOU fol
sum of three hundred dollars with interest n
10 per cent. from the 10Th day ofA4gu.tA D..1s1l
less the sum oftwO hG..aled and uinety-three auf
6glCO dollars 80. !nte-Cst at 10 per cent from, IN,
2lh Say on October 1871 besides the costs Of thi
! action.
| Dated October 18th. 1S[s
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ana II appearing by said petition that there is moi
suMclent personal estate in the hands of said adj
illustrator 10 pay said debts. and that il j. nccrS
Sai{ III order 10 pay the same 20 sell all OF saif
real estate II l. therefore ordered that all person.
interested in said estate appear before mo Iva.
OF thlS curt, on Monday the 2nd day of December
A. D., 1873, AT ten o'cIock A. NJ, at the Office of H.
| County Judge in the city of Manitowoc i'm saiG
county. then and there show cause IF any ihpre
hel why license should not be granted 10 Said nd
mlniStrator to sell said real estate ACCORDING
prayer Of said petition ''''
And II Is further ordered, that copy Ct this Or
der shall De published for four successive weeks
prior 10 said day of hearing. in the Nauifo,ror
fllut weekly newspaper printed ara published
ut hantoWoc In said COUNTY, aud personally served
on all persons Interested in said estate residing
III sald county: AT least fourteen days before said
day OF aoaring. BY the Court
Dated ut ManItowoc the 18th day of October l.
D, 1878. -
MICHAEL KIRWAN, County Judge. novel
First publication October ST. 1851 No 81
IN PR0BATE,-MANITOWO COUNTY C0UIT
In the matter Of the estate of Darby Clark de-
ceased 'N ~
To all whom it may concern:
Letters OF adminIstra ion with the viii ANNEXED
IN ms matter, having been issued 10 John Clark
on the 2Sth day OF October. A. d. 1879 Gud fcrIr
months from and after said day being allowed and
limited Tor creditors ,1 piosent their claims for cX
dm}EatiCa ana allowance, notice is hereby Given
Ila' me Undersigned WILL on the first Mondays of
november ana December, 1878 and of January
lotS' ana also on the last day so limited ar the
Probate Office in the city of NanitoWor in soid
county receive examine and adjust all claims, and
demands OF al per ons against said deceased
Dated, October 18th 1873
MICHAEL kIRNAN County fndoa
Nash Il Schnitz Attvs nov ~
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MICHAEL KIRWAN, County Judge. novel
MICHAEL kIRWAN County Judge.
Nash Il SChinitz Attys ,n,' ~

(First publication October 81. 1851 No "a
IN DECENTRALIZATION COUNTY, roI-pr
In the matter of the e.t4tv OF Christian Socm-
mer. dncnna.I - - ~
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:FILst nnhlication Octoher % 1S-s.

iIIiet PUDIIcAIIOh VctODeI T, Ioio.''
CfTATE OF WISCONSIN, CIRCUIT C0URT-MAN.
- IfOWoC COUNTY. IS Lewis Peterson
against Dina Peterson. Summons for relief (Com.
not served)
To the above named defendant: You are here
by summoned" and required TO answer the com
plant in this action, which Is filed III the Office of
the clerk of the circuit court county of ManitO-
voc, az the city Of Mantowoc, in said county, and
10 serve copf Of your answer 10 the said com
plant on the subscriber at bis office, in the city
of ManttowOc, said county, within twenty days
after The service OF this summons on you exclusive
OF the day OF such service: and if you fail to ans
the said complaint within the time azores aid,
the plaintiff in this action will apply 70 the court
for the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated, October 22nd tsr8
HENRY SIBREE, Plaintiff Atty.
To the above Laned defendant: Take notice.
that the summons and com paint in the above en-
Titled action was filed in the Office of the Clerk o.
the Court of Manitowoc county on the end dav OF
October, 1873
HENRY SIBREE, Atty for Plaintiff nov %
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Dated October 18th. ls-s
K - r,tT.ER

= -HEHFEI1IN5V-' PIafntITs AtTV.
ManitOWoc Wis.
~ tho ufiTI""'nts above named: Take notice
th "a we ',mpIaint in the above action was duly
ed in the Office of the clerk of the circuit court,
for ManitowOc county. on the 18th gay of October,
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nUNCANSON BROS, Aucuoneers.
TUESDAY. 23p APRIL, AT 10 O'CLOCK
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLDER
FlkNI1URt, CARPET WHITE I'll
CEhCk A\i' FANCY MATT NGS ~
CRpCkERG. GLASSN ARE. SC.SC
Takes place in front of our Saesrooms,
1t DUNCaNSOS BROS. AuCts