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FRANKLIN.
AUs. 26. 1879.

AUG. 26, 1879.
Michael Kellner, Esq, celebrated his
silver wedding on the 18th inst.
Threshers report from to II bushels
to the acre.
Mr.. Patrick Muihall returned from
Dakota last Thursday. He is well pleas
Ell with the place and purchased 400
acres of land before leaving.
VIM. Wilharms of Manitowoc, has
placed one of his Oriental Middling Pu-
riiiars in kellner's mill. Mr.. Kellner is
now prepared to manufacture first
class article of patent flour for his GUS
toners.
A Polack woman here was helpin e
clear piece of land short time ago.
Near her was tree that had been broken
off about ten feet above the ground.
The broken part still rested on the
stump. A gust of wind dislodged it
and it fell knocking the woman to the
earth and breaking both her legs near
the ankles. She was also badly bruised
about the side, breast and face.
A case of real bulldozing occurred
here few days since. A Bohemian
sent his son to tie up bull kept on the
farm. The animal attacked the boy and
knocked him down. The man ran to
his sons rescue when the enraged animal
attacked him also, tearing his clothes
and bruising him about the body. The
son escaped uninjured. Some time pre-
vious q younger son of the farmer was
crushed between the fence and pile of
lumber by the same animal and would
have been seriously injured but that the
narrowness Of the place prevented.
We believe Dist. No. 1, of Franklin
can beat any other district in the county,
financially. On settling with the treas
urer it was ascertained that there is mon
ey enough on hand to pay all expenses
and keep eight months school during the
coming year without raising any tax. A
female teacher will be hired for the
whole term of eight months. A resolu-
ton was adopted requiring the board to
employ no teacher holding q certificate
lower than the third grade. No limited
ones need apply. If all districts would
adopt a similar resolution it would soon
lessen the number of limited certificates
held in the county.
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VIZ. f. WAGNER has been busy the
past week in moving his stock of goods
into his new store. This store is without
doubt the finest hardware store in the
state. Every one told Mr.. Wagner that
his goods ''would be lost" in building
SO large, but the fact is the store is al
ready crowded and he is positively crowd
ed. In order to form an idea of the i'm
mense stock he carries, it Is necessary to
understand the dimensions of the build
ing, and the portions occupied by Mr..
Wagner. The building has three stories
and splendid cellar foored with brick
1t is 49x100. The cellar is used by Mr..
Wagner rs a store room for stoves, oil,
&c. The ceiling is quite high, and the
room is we'll lighted and aired. An ele-
vator runs from the cellar to the second
story. The first floor is used as the
store. proper, and in the rear end is a
tasty and commodious Office. One can
not but be struck with the cheerfal as
pect of this room. Mr.. Wagner uses the
greater portion of the second story, all
but 30 feet in front. Here his workshop
is located, and another store room crowd
ed with goods. The whole building is a
magnificent one, and the stock of goods
kept by Mr.. Wagner is in keeping with
the appointments. We predict an i'm
mense business for him in his new quar-
tiers, and he must expect it judging from
the large stock he keeps.
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DIAMOND MEDICAL BIFTEes. This is .
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that will eure or relieve the following dis
eases or cost you nothing: Biliousness,
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liver complaint, mental depression. loss
OF appetite, restlessness, costiveness, kid
ney and urinary complaints and general
debility. These Bitters are unequaled rs
A BLOOD PURIFIER and strengthen
ing medicine. Do not fail to try them
as the offer is fair. For sale by
JoNEs Is SCHAILEIS, Manitowoc
SCHALLERN'S HOT DROPS.
These Drops have no equal for the cure
and relief of human ills. Our confidence
in the efficacy of the Drops is so great
that we viii cheerfully refund the money
Ill every instance where they fail to give
satisfaction. Used internally, they cure
colds, coughs, indigestion, cramp and
pain i'll the stomach, cholera morbus
cholera Infantum, collie, sore throat and
diphtheria. Applied externally, they
cure sprains, bruises, rheumatic aifec-
tons, headache, neuralgia iii the face,
toothache, pain in the back, joints and
side, stings of insects, etc., etc. Price
only 25c. bottle. For sale at the Cen
trail Drug Store only
JoN-T,S A ScrrarTy-ev
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STATE OF WISCONSIN,
MANITOWOC COUNTY. ~
SHERIFFS OFFICE,


ManIto~oc, Aug. :. 1879. So
Notice Is hereby given in accordance witt, n,
abuYe notice from tho secretary Of sta+ -t t't
vt the general election 10 be held j. =, nun
owns wards, Villages and al" , ~ a., sp - :
me county 81 ManitoW"" -, rho statf 7i 49, - -
IN, on the Inesda" ncyt snrcc".IiTc tbn a.
10, LAY po" the 9Th day OF Nove6iher a a
- .-.e following officers are TO be elected, to-
ut:
a Member OF Assembly in the first assembly
district, consisting Of the towns Of Schlcswig
| Eaton, Cato, Meeme Franklin, Rocxiand. Maple
troVe and Liberty in place of John Carey
who's" term OF oiItcc viii expire on the first
| Monday OF January, Il. d., 1850;
y Member of Assembly, IN the second assem-
bly district consisting of the towns OF Gibson
Mlshicott, Two Creeks, CoopcrstOwn, Knssulh
TWO Rivers end the city OF Two Rivers in place
OF W IN. lander, whose term of Office VIII ~
pre- on the FIRST Monday OF January, II. d., 1854.
"A Member OF Assembly, in the third Assemble
district, consisting Of the towns of Newton
Cent3rVitic, ManitOwUC itapidS. Manitowoc and
Inc city OF Manitowoc, in place of VIM HpmD-
sChcmCycr, whose term of office win pypirn az,
the first Monday of january, "a. d.. 1880
n County School Superintendent for the
county OF MantOw0c, in place OfW. 4. Walker
whose term OF Office will expire on the first
Monday Oh January, a. d., 1889;
y clerk OF the Circuit Court, for MnuitoWoo
county, in place OF Hubert Falge whose tenn
OF Office will expire on the first Monday of Jgnu-
airy, Il. d., 1850; ''''''
oad election to nc conducted, the votes can
1851, III" .eturns made pursuant to law.
-, ShcrifI's Office, ManitOwOc, Wis, AII-
gust 9th, q. d., 1873.
Sheriff of Manitowoc County, Wis.
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THE following teachers have been en-.
gagged in the different schools in the city
for the coming year. Second Ward: j.
7. Briggs, H. L. Bacon, Anna Burnet,
A. Canright, Lizzie Merrill, Anna Nagle,
Mary Lantry, Minnie Richardson, Dora
Squiers, Addie Van Week, Marie Gould.
Anna Nicholson, Ida Murphy. First
Ward: c. F. Viebahn, G. Hecker, J.
Howarth, J. Bresler, NJ. Nelson, E.
Richter. Third Ward: O. S. Brown.
John Barnstein. Nellie O'Connor, Melora
Shove, Jennie Koelzer. The following
teachers have been engaged in the Two
Rivers scools: j. NJ. Rate, Julia Pier.
pont, L. Bushnell. Mary Walsh, Lizzie
Hayes, 10 Arnstein.
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You can get 1000 first class No. C en-
velopes at the PILOT Office with your
card printed on them for S2.75. We
have reduced prices on other goods in
proportion. If you want to get bill
heads, letter heads, wheat tickets, bust
ness cards, &c, cheaper than ever before
offered in Manitowoc, call at the Pu.oT
office. We will furnish you binder for
all work suitable, free of charge. We
always keep large stock of paper and
card board on haad, so that there will be
no delay in filing your orders.
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7. y. 7 fEItNL,
Sheriff of Manitowoc County, Wis.
S,rATE OF w1scoNsrN-oouxTY COURT FOR

sTATE OF WIsCoNsIN.-COUNTY COURT FOR
- MAEiTOWOC C0UNTT.--iN PROBATE.
Notice is hereby given, that at a special term
Of the county court to be held in and for said
county, ct the Office OF the Comfy Judge, in the
city OF aanitownc, in said county, ON the 9th
day Of September, 4. D., 1873 the following mat
tiers viii be heard and considered:
No. 90.
The appli cation Of August Fansky for the APP
potutmcnt of an administrator of the estate of
john EANsKY, late Of the town OF Liberty, I'm said
county, deceased (Johu Franz, Atly)
No. 81.
The application Of Charles Klingholz to admit
to probate the last win and testament of HENRI
ETFA hLISGHoLz late OF the town of Manitowoc
Rapids, in said county, deceased.
H. G. q w. j. Turner Attys.
No. %.
The application of Michael DooIan 10 admit fo
probate the last viii and testament OF dCHN Doc
Ian, late Of the town of Franklin, I'M said county
licensed: end also for the appointment of said
Michael DUoau administrator with said will
annexed upon the estate Of said deceased
II. q. & w. j. Turner, Attys
no. %.
The application Of Richard Roland 10 admit tn
probate the last wiz aud testament Of FiroAAg
GRADY late Of the town of Franklin. in said conn
~, dcccSscd. Il. G. 4 w. }. Turner, Avs
BY order OF the court,
Dated August .. 1879
MICHAEL KIRWAN, County Judge.
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tFirst publication July 81, 1879
UNITED STATES MARSHAIiS
SALE.

/ nIIED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
u EASTERN DISTRICT or WISCONSiN.-Af-
ircd "a. Cary, assignee in bankruptcy Of the Mil
wankee Insurance Company, against John Mali
nuWsld.
by virtue OF a writ Of Fia~i FdciaS Issued ont OF
and under the seal OF the District Cont of the
United States for the Eastern District of Wise1a-
slh1 ~ the above entitled cause, tested ON the Igtb
day OF June, lfI9 20 Ire Girestct commanding MI
81 INC goods aud Cbattels, lands aud tencmeuts OF
the above named defendant, 20 cause 10 be made n
certain SUN OF money therein specified ! have
icFie ni"n and shall -eil at pnbic aucfiou 10 the
highest bidder on "Wednesday, the Iiab Hdtv Of
september. lS49- - O'Clock b. H.. g! the Cont
iloafe IN the CITY OF ManitGWnC in said digtHrt
ail the fleht. title and interest which The qborg
NAMED defendant had On The 10Th d4v OF dauuaF,
t2% or has since acquired ia ahG Ia the following
described pr"peFtr, fn-Wir. t,uEth h4!f Of souti4-
west quarter of Southwest quarter Uf section one
~, Township tYeniy-on ca, Range Twenty-two
(k!t, east.
h2rshal's Office, Milwaukee, July 9th 1919.
HENRY FINK, Il. s. Marshal by
FRANK ". WEBSTER Uputtv
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REV. GEO. II. THAYEn, of Bourbon,
Ind, known to every one IN that vicinity
rs a most influential citizen, and Chris
tiau Minister of the NJ. Z. Church, says
ST wish every body to know that con-
slider that both myself and wife owe oul
lives, to SHILOH'S CONSUMPTION
CURE" Drs. Matchett Il France ply,
sicians and Druggists of the same place,
say: at is having tremendous sale,
and is giving perfect satisfaction such as
nothing else has done. For Lame Back,
Side or Chest, don't fail to use Shiloh's
Porous Plaster. We recommend these
remedies" Sold by Jones 4, Schallern.
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Do YOU BELIEVE IT.

That in this town there are scores of
persons passing our store every day
whose lives are made miserable by Indi-
gestion, Dyspepsia, Sour and distressed
Stomach, Liver Complaint, Constipation,
when for Toe we Will sell them Shiloh
Nitalizer, guaranteed to cure them.
Sold by Jones & Schallern.
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A GOOD story is told of Will Nash by
the base ball club of which he is mem
Der. Nash was called in as an expert to
aid in selecting a nine to play last Satur-
day. After the players had positions
assigned. Will wisely remarked, "Hullo,
you forget the batters. Where are they
going to come from 2" The city council
Immediately passed IN ordinance enjoin-
ing Nash from coming to Manitowoc on
that day,
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The Tribune seems to think it the
province of a newspaper to make a peY-
sonal war on everyone from whom it
differs in opinion. In dealing with it,
everyone should cultivate that philosophy
which would give no heed to juvenile
neutrality-suspicious. For some time
Manitowoc has been spared the disgust
ing exhibition of malice which sees in a
newspaper fit medium of attacking
private individuals. The editor of the
Tribune has not record so clean during
his brief stay in ManitOwoe that he can
invite its being made public. Such
being the case he cannot afford to make
malicious attacks on tho character OF
other people. He was industriously
engaged in giving currency to the report
that 10. Rankin had busted himself in
securing the Manitowop delegation for
Ludington, while he (Mr. Sanford) had
sought to enter into negotiations with
Mr.. Ludington by which the latter was
to pay 500 for the support of Mantle
woo county. The gentlemen who
represented the republican party at the
convention would indeed have been
placed in a very unenviable position if
these negotiations were consummated.
We are satisfied that everyone of them
was ignorant of the movement inausu-
rated by the editor of the Tribune, and
know them well enough to believe that
they heard Of the proposed bargain with
indignation. The editor of the Tribune
will not deny that he sought to obtain
500 from Mr.. Ludington. We did not
charge that ne did receive, but he cannot
deny that he asked for it.
His attacks on Mr. Rankin do not les
sen the odium which attaches to him for
seeking to ''bleed" candidate to the
tune of 800. There was a time in the
history of this county when unprincipled
men made money ont of conventions,
but that time is happily long since pass
ed. The effort on the part OF the editor
of the Tribune to revive it ia indeed 70
be deprecated.
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We have been requested to state that
Miss Phoebe Couzens does not deliver
her lecture under the auspices OF the
Liberal League. The lecture is for the
benefit Of the Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist church and not for the Liber-
al League as reported.
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TIE Silent No. has practically self
setting needle and an absolutely silent
feed. 1t is highly recommended for
family sewing and dress and cloak MAX
ing. 1t is claimed that it has all the de-
sirable points that can be claimed for
any of its competitors while the objec-
tionable features of other machines are
avoided. Sold by Wheeler & Wilson
Mfg. Co., 155 State St, Chicago, III.
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RAND C RoEMER of this CITY have been
made agents for the celebrated Improved
Howe Scales. These scales took the
grand gold medal at the Paris Exhibition.
The agricultural societies OF several states
also. awarded first premiums for this
scale, IF
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THE Business College at Green Bay
graduates class of twelve this month,
with public exercises. Send for College
paper giving names and business posi-
tons of over 300 of It's pupils. Addesa
A. G.. Blackman, Green Bay, Wis. sep25
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EyGINEKR HAYES last week tried the
new engine purchased lately by the rail
road company and pronounces 1T good.
We understand the company is about to
purchase two more engines soon.
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Mich. KELLNER of KelInersville, this
wear threshed 1857 bushels of oats and
100 bushels of wheat. Mr.. kellner be-
sides managing n first class store,
Single and a grist mill, seems to be
successful farmer.
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HE following programme of exercises
has been prepared for the session of the
Teachers Institute this Thursday evening:
song-Chorus.
Declamation-P. III. Hewitt
Reading of the first part of the Institute Pa
perMiss Lizzie Merrill.
Paper-Mr, John O'Hara
Song, Solo-Supt. l.. L. Wright
Select Reading-Niss Maggie Nelson.
Reading of the Second part of the Institute
Paper Miss Alice Canright.
Paper-Mr. Henry Walsh
Song, Solo-Mrs. @. L. Ryder.
Discussion: ''The Constitution of the United
States compared with that of England. Il j,
Nash, j. P. Briggs, Michael Kirwan, JohnNagle.
Song, Chorus.
All are invited to be present.
MOZART Lodge, No. 70, A. 0. u. W.,
was instituted Thursday, August Dist, by
Deputy G. NJ W., David We'll of Mil
yankee, the following officers were in
stalled.
Z. M. VII. Guttmann.
NJ. W.-John Schreihardt.
F.-Paul Leubner.
O.-Michael Stohr.
R.-F. Mueller.
F.-Hans Christensen.
R.-John Haendel.
G.-Emil Iodl.
j. W.-Gustav Roeder.
0. W.-Jcseph Bertram.
Nights of meeting-every Thursday
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A CARD.

The undersigned take this means to express
their thanks to the many friends who assisted
at the funeral of John Proell, and particularly
to the trustees of st. Doniface Church, of this
city, and to the people of st. Nazians.
ALKALINE PRoELL,
JOHN PRoELI., Sen.
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NASH of the Chronicle has written a
description of the base ball game of
Saturday, with as much quaint humor as
if he were ''fnnny man" instead of the
serious chap everyone knows him to be.
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HBRsoH SMALLEY celebrated ,,,;s birth
day last Monday b. buying four cigars
Tor o Quarter and treating his friends
Since Hersch was mistaken for the Fond
du Lac negro minister, he sings on a
heap of style,
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LEGAL NOTICES,

(First publication August Is, 1S79) No o.
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY COURT
4 In the matter OF the estate of Peter Portcn,
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition OF job" O.
dcrson. administration Of sad ,.st.rn st
ting forth the amount of p.rs[,,,ai 49,,
tnlt mas come TO his h@rrIds, and the dfsposI
tlon thereoi,the %inount OF debts outstapdiug
AGAINST FaI. deceased, ard description of all The.
! Icu estate oil which said deceased died seized and
tic cohitloi and value Of the respective portions
lhefeol; and praying that license be To him grant
ca 20 sen pan OF said real estate and it appear
ing ey sad petition, that there is not sufficient
personal estate III the hands of said administrator
TO pay said debts and hat il is necessary in order
10 pay the same Ia sell said real estate; IL is
therefore ordered that all persons Interested i'm
SAID estate appear before the judge of this Court
on lQeslay the Goth day of September 4 D. 1879
- 10 clock \. NJ, ut the Office OF the County
Judge in the City of Manitowoc in said county
Then and there to show cause ifany there be- why
license should not be granted To said administer
tor to sell said real estate according to the PRAYER
of said petition.
And it is further ordered. that \ copy of this or
der shall be published for four successive weeks
prior TO said day OF hearing, IN the Manitowoc
fllot weekly newspaper printed and published
AZ Manll oWoc IN said county, and personally sgrv
cd on all persons interested in said estate rcsid-
ing IN said County, at least twenty days before
said day of hearing
Dated at Manitowoc the 18th de- ar ro,,s+
d., 1879. Oh August, A.
BY the Cont,
MICHAEL kIRWAN, County Judge.
=. G. Il W. ]. Turner, Attys.
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Milton COLLEGE has seven institute
conductors this year in list of about
twelve. Who wouldn't be a Milton College
man with Zone of EN-" at the head Of the
educational system of the state.
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MISS CoUZENS OF st. Lous. VIII deliver
a lecture in the Methodist church in this
city on Friday evening next. Her sub
iect is "Woman Without a Country"
Miss Couzens has quite an extended rep
utation as lecturer and it will pay our
citizens TO hear her. She is not at pres
ent on lecturing tour, but being on a
pleasure trip through our state. she was
induced to deliver q lecture while in
Manitowoc.
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A. D. Jones and VIM. Hemschmeyer
are spoken OF as appointees to the po-
sition of Register of Deeds, made vacant
by the death Of Mr.. PrOell. The govern
or has the appointing power and the
person appointed holds until the first
Monday III January.
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THE wet weather in England has caus-
ed the wheat plant to rot at the root and
the head has begun to mildew. The har-
vest viii be very late there and prices are
unsettled as it is now fully known to
what extent Europe can supply the de-
mand for wheat. Heavy importations of
wheat have been made.
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(Fir,t publication August %, 1879. No. IS
IN PROGATE,-IANTTOWoC COUNTY COURT
4 IN the matter OF the estate of the minor heirs
OF Chas. EgTert deceased
On reading and fling the petition Of Charles
Christian, guardian of Carrie Estella EggeIt. the
only surviving minor heir of said deceased, rep
rcsenting among other things, that the SAID ward
II seized Of an undivided . part OF certain real
tate situate, lying and being in said MauitOwoc
county, and particularly known and described as
follows, to-wlt; The west one half ri the south
one half OF the west half Of the northeast one
quarter, of section number twCnty-nine (2gj. in
township number nineteen 90, north Of range
number twenty C22) east; also the follow ing
Commencing on the road the quarter line,
thirty 800 rods south Of the north quarter post of
section number twenty nine CO., thence south on
quarter Inc EIiy Cso) rods on 10 the north-Wc ST
corner OF the sOnth one haif OF the west one half
OF the northeast one quarter of section number
twentynInc (2g): thence east twenty (2D) rods !;
thence north to the road a. surveyed October 20
1859; thence along said road to The road running
southwest and thence along said road TO the place
OF beginning all in section twenty-nine en-, town
snip nineteen tiD, range twenty-five t2-) cast.
Also the east one half OF the south half of the
west one half OF the northeast one quarter Of the
same section, town and range, excepting and re
serving from said above described lands that pOr-
ton thereof, heretofore sold By a former guardian
of said ward the 18th day of Nav, 1855. t3-lyif
The south one haii OF the south one half Of the
solith-wcs one quarter OF the northeast one
quarter OF the same section, town and range. and
that IL is necessary ana for the interest OF said
ward that her interest in sand real estate, being
an undivided two-ihirds part thereof should be
Sold and praying Tor license 10 sell the same: and
it appearing from said petition, TO the court now
here that it II for the benefit and interest 81 said
ward that said interest be sold, it i ordered and
directed that the next of kin 10 said ward and all
persons interested in said estate. appear before
me. on Tuesday, the 3eh day of September A. ~
1879, At ten ociOck A. H. ~ the Probate Office in
said county, then and there "a show calse III any
there be) why license should not be granted for
the sale OF said real estate, according 10 the pray
of said petition.
Aud il i further ordered. that copy ar this or
der snail be published iof iOur sucpsf-iyt weeks
prior to said day OF hearing, in the Nanituwoc
Pilot, weekly newspaper printed % HalitoWoc
in said county.
Dated at hautowoe. Wis, The = day OF August,
a. D., 1879,
MICHAEL KIRWaN, County Jntac.