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Gltn Renl Estate for BALE
EOR SALE.-Three houses, Nos. 30, 30, "a
i Ea-t l3tisf. Address JAS. HART, No 81 Naine-st'
Peckskil, y. Y.
DRIVATE STABLE in 3Sth-st., near Park
ave. for sale let. GEO. r. HOWELL 10 sprucesI
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heal estate 10 Grehanas.

henl estate 10 Crfban9e.
rENO EXCilANGE.-A nine room cottage and
outside village on Hudson churches, schools
two hours from downtown; Oi small owpucod BrOo1
lvn house and lot; address A. H. g, Tribune Once.
WEST ATHEIST, between 9th and l0th-aves.
w THREE story stone Aould be exchanged for
small house Ia Brookyn possibly NowJersoy. ~ LAND
4 WHITING. HeekmAns-
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GOETHE'S FAUST.

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THE LANDS OF SCOTT.

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LIFE OF SIR WALTER SCOTT.

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4 MANTAL OF THE PRINCIPLES AND PRAC
TICE OF OPERATIVE SURGERY.
ENGLISH LANGUAGE: IT'S GRAMMATICAL
Avn IOGICAI. PRINCIPLES.

Pv HARRIS r. GREENE, a. NJ. Principal OF the Dread
Institute worcester Mass. vol 1Gmo 81 Co.,
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(First publication March 6, 1879
MORTGAGE SALE

FORECLOSURE BY ADVERTISEMENT
Delaut mas been made in the payment OF the
SUM secured by certain mortgage bearing date the
9Th day Of October, 1871, executed hy Henry X Re-
litz and Helen Beitz his wife ofNanito woe conn
y, wisconsin. 70 Joseph Keller of the county of
shteoygan, Wisconsin, conditioned for the pay
neht OF SIX hundred GollorS, two years after date
with interest payable annually, at the rate of ZEN
per cent. per annum; said mortgage was recorded
IN the registers office, Tor said Manitowoc county
IN volume OF mortgages, page ASH. on the g6fh
day OF October, A. D., ISL at / o'clock p n and
was, by said Joseph Keller duly assigned by an
instrument IN writing recorded in said registers
once OF ManItowoc county, in Nolume 5 oi mort
cages, on page T. on the 9th day of JaRuarv 1874
at : clock a. NJ, To Horatio \ Smith aud H. j :
Hilbert, and l. still owned by inc said Horatio
Smith and H. J. Hilbert. There is claimed To he
due on said mortgage, AT the date hereof the sum
OF nine hundred and nineteen (9l91 dollars for
principal and interest, besides twenty dollars for
solctor fees therein stipulated 10 be paid in case
OF iorecl"sufe; and no action proceeding ST law
or otherwise has been instituted TO recover the
said debt or any part thereof
Now therefore, notice Is hereby given that the
sald mortgage Will be foreclosed BY sale of the
mortgaSed premises, and that by virtue of the
power OF sale contained in said mortgage the said
premises viii be sold at public vendue az the
Sheflh once III the court hoUse, in the city of
MaAltoNoc, Is Id county of Manitowoc on the
18TH Jay oil April A. d, 1872, Al 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon, VIZ; the premises described in said
mortgage as follows, io-yyit: The following de
scribed premises living and being in the STATE nf
Wisconsin, in the county of Aianiroyyoc foHwit.
The south half OF the northeast Quarter of The
souih-West quarter OF section number thirty {S0l.
OF township number seventeen 40, north of range
number tWenty-0ne (2l) east containing twenty
(20l acres OF land, according To government
Survey.
Dated January 8tst, 1879.
H H ! III n y SMITH Assignoes.
WIN. H. SEAMAN, plaintiffs Atty.
Sheriff OF Manitowoc County. Wis. Apr 10
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(tirst publication March 6, 1871


ArTATE OF WISCONSIN. IN CIRCUIT COURT
- MANlroWoC COUNTY.
Rosalia Diet plaintiff, against William Oest-
Teleu Erhesune oestreieh his wife, and Jonas l..
Brandeis defendants
By virtue of and pursuant to a judgment of fore
closure and sale in the above entitled action dated
Jan G3lh. 1875, directed 10 me- rendered at a gen.
cra term OF the circuit court of the State OF Wis
consln, held at the court house in the city of Man
1toWoc, IN Manliowoc county, on the 25th day of
january :. D. 1873, being general term for Manito-
voc county, Hon. Campbell Mclean presiding
judge, which said Judgment Of decree and forcclos
ure was hled, docketed and recorded in the clerk
OF The circuit courts Office in the county of Mari
towoC and State OF Wisconsin. | shall expose Tor
sale and sell at public auction at the sherllis of
ice IN the court house, in the city of Manitowoc
In the county of hanltOwOC, in the State of Wis
consn, on the 18Th day of April A. d.. 1879 at ten
clock in the forenoon OF that dav. all the follow
ing described mortglgcd premises, described as
follows to-Wlt: part of the east half OF the south
east quarter OF section number tWenty-nine (2g).
town twenty t2Ul, range twenty-fou 90, partcu-
larry described III 3 certain deed recorded in the
CH!ce % The register OF deeds, of said county, in
volume Il OF dceds, on page 223. as follows:
Beginning at a point where the south line of the
called South Water street intersects The north
iInc OF the 80 called Main street, thence north
westerly on the south line in said South Water
street. distance one hundred and tWenty-eigkt feet
70 the east side OF the store formerly owned by
nara onlIla King, thence southerly along the
east side OF the said store and extending in a
straight line to a stake distance across the west
cry END thlrtymine and Eafiect, thence easterly
from SAID stake IN . straight line along the side
oil land fOrmly owned by Maria Onilia King on the
east side OF the north line of the so called Main
street., and thence along the uorth line OF said
NAM street IN a straight line to the place of be-
ginning. the whole length of the soufherly side
BENG one hundred and thirty three aEd half feet
Q3352 the land abOye described in straight form
and containing 252G square feet
Dated Sheritt's Office, Eanitowoc, February
2Sth, A. D., 1879.
Sheriff of Mauiiowuc County, Wis
Ii. U. " ". j. Turner, Plaintiffs Atty. April 10
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THE KING OF THE KEYSTONE
STATE

PENNSYLVANIA republicanism must be
ut low ebb morally when the Cameron
family NAV successfully dictate to the
party in that state. There is nothing
which more shocks the moral sensibilities
than lechery where passion should be
subdued by age. Simon Cameron, hon
ored 10y the republican party as mem
Der of the national cabinet, and repeat
edly elected by the republicans of Penn
sylvania to position beyond which am
bition seldom looks, brings disgrace
upon the country by gross immoralities
which even strtle the depraved. An
old man attached to the the ethics of the
brotLel is a sight which nature abhors.
The spectacle Of an old man pampering
his lowest passions, using his influence
with the government that his mistress
may be maintained at the public expense
and preserving his political supremacy in
n great commonwealth is as humiliating
to the nation as ii is detestable in the
performer. Moral turpitude finds no
defender. Political vices are insepara-
BILE from high position, when the politi-
clan predomiuates over the patriot.
Cameron has sounded all the depths of
political chicanery and maintained his
power IN his native state. But this is
not surprising when we consider the
patronage he dispensed whereby his
party was strengthened. But old age
never becomes disSolute unless the long
years which preceded it are marked by
deprayity. Cameron, the politician,
may not be respected but not necessarily
despised. Cameron, the hbertine, is a
sore which oaeuds the sight and degrades
the state which gave him prominence to
scandalize the republic with his low
vices.
1t seems incredible that man desti-
tute of all qualities which secure man
kind respect should be so idolized by q
party that he can transmit his supremacy
rs heritage to his son. Cameron did
not take the bit from the mouth of the
republican party when full of age and
intirmities he concluded to retire from
active politics. He simply gave the
reins into the hands of the heir apparent.
Even then this old debauchee was not
allowed to rest, in the obscurity to which
his vices should have long before retired
him. \ republican president labored to
send him rs the representative of the
United States to the court of St. James.
Think of Cameron feeble with age but
strong IN vice, who so outraged propriety
rs TO secure q position in the government
service Tor woman who lived by the
sale OF her virtue, and this not for the
purpose Of enabling her to live honestly.
but to satisfy his lewd desires: and then
think of such 4 man representing the
United States in n position Heretofore
adorned by the best talent and states
nahship Of The country
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COOPERSTOWN.
April 4. 1879

ApIu K, 1913.
Previous to election everything and
everybody was lying in dormant con-
dition; farmers were waiting patiently for
the return of spring, with nothing 10
disturb their happiness except an occo-
sional ''cheeky" machine agent, whose
predominant persuasive powers totally
eclipse ali the strategies they can contrive
to cause him to depart without getting
the granger's order for the most ''dura-
BILE machine the market affords
Rev. Father Malley, of this parish, is
about to leave and take up his residence
in Carlton, Kewaunee county. 1t is over
twenty years since this reverend gentle
man began his spiritual labors In Mani
towoc county, and during most of that
period has been stationed in this vicinity.
He has during the last few years attend
ed with untiring zeal to three missions
Greenstreet, Kellnersville and Center
River. He has already passed the twen-
ty-tifth year of his priesthood. He
leaves behind him large host of admir-
ers, and his memory will remain fresh in
the minds of every thorough christian
for years to come.
Election day was day Of great CON-
motion in Ccopertown. Politics ran
high, and rumor has it that jolly son of
Erin and a few denizens from that lso-
lated region, Bohemia, INDUCED in some
pugilistic feats. Erin, though single
handed, completely subjugated his an
tagonists and had to pay up to the tune
of twenty-five dollars for his fun.
Three candidates were in the field for
the Office of treasurer. One of these, a
former functionary, received the magic
number of four votes. Another aspirant
was defeated by about fifty votes, and
the result was the election of Mr.. Jos.
Duhnall, the former incumbent. Mr..
Gauger was chosen chairman; Mr.. Hyda,
clerk, and Mr.. Kunz, assessor. The
vote cast on the judicial ticket was small
the voters not wishing to vote for a man
they were not personally acquainted
with. But when one did wish TO vote,
he earnestly and persistently enquired
into the merits of the candidates and
voted for Cothren or Cole as was recon-
mended.
An effort was made to raise the sum OF
81, so for the purpose of grayeling one
mile and half of road. This would
have been very wise expenditure fol
this road is the main line of approach
from the town to the Green Bay road,
| and during most part of the year is al
most impossible. But selfshness Oh
the part of the majority defeated this
measure, which would be for the com.
mon good.
A vote was taken to determine whether
saloon keepers should pay so or $50
| The majority were in favor of having
them pay $25. Notwithstanding this
high tax, Coopertown can support half &
dozen or more Of these abominable insti
| tutions. But the widest excitement Of
the day prevailed when it was proposed
to establish bylaw imposing fine Of
five dollars on a man who will permit his
stock to run at large on the road. Three
votes were taken on this subject, and the
chair decided in favor of the affirmative
Notwithstanding the business and the
validity of this act it will be almost to-
tally ignored. VOTER.
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GFS. Braces keen questions never
fail to demoralize the opposition. His
query put to Caswell, why republicans
should insist on the right of having
troops at the polls, when in republican
Wisconsin they had law prohibiting
the troops from being called out, review
ed or organized for two days prior to the
holding of All election, had in it more
unanswerable argument than a number
of the lengthy speeches delivered in the
hOusp
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First publication April 10, 1879. No.45.
IN PRoBATE,-MANITOW0C COUNTY COURT
L la the matter OF the estate of John G. Schu-
bert, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, thar on the 2and dav of
March, 1872. Alyina Brose filed in the county
court a verified petition asking 10 have the
administrator OF said estate ccnvey 10 petitioner
by deed the following described premises situate
III the county OF MaEitowoc, Wisconsin, to-vit.
The south half OF the west half of the south one
third of west two-thirds of southeast quarter of
northwest quarter of section thirty. town seven
teen, range twenty-one east, which said premises
said petitioner claims 10 hold under and Dy virtue
OF a land contract executed by said John q. Schu-
bert, on the 19fh day OF April, 1876. That an or
der made by the court fixing the 3rd dav of
June 1873 the time and the Office of the county
Judge, in the city of Manitowoc as the place
where said petition will be heard, at which time
and place ali parties interested NAV show carSe
why the prayer Of the petitioner be not granted
Dated April /, 1879.
b. the Court,
MICHAEL kIRWAS, County Judge
C. Z. EsIAbrook, Atty. 6weeks.
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THE army bill passed the house by
vote Of 148 to 122, most of the green
hackers voting with the democrats. The
republicans in the house show decided
inclination to yield and it is very doubt
full that Hayes will dare to veto the bill
ssrouI the Iela4rsl hattie oloorn5 epoouhoo
made in the house by the democrats.
The democrats can afford to go before
the country on the issue made and veto
Of the bill by the president will prove dis
astrous to the party which cIamors for it..
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TO FARMERS.

As am going out of the seeder bust
ness, | offer the balance of my stock of
seeders at cost, for cash. | have on hand
! Buckeye and Il McSherry seeders.
This is an opportunity to purchase first
class machinery at cost, that will not be
had again. Call and see me before pur-
chasing elsewhere H. d. SMALLEY. If
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JUDGE CoTHREN's majority in this
county is COL. His majority would east
" reach 1900 but for the indifference of
the people in judicial elections. Besides
the republicans were much. more active
than the democrats, particularly in this
nitv
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THE greenbackers growl because the
house adjourns over Monday the day for
the introduction of bills, and thus pre-
vents them from legislating for the ben
eft Of the people. The people don't ap
preciate the efforts Of the greenbackers
IN their behalf. The party should weary
in well doing and let the people ''groan
and sweat under the grievous burden
of which they do not seem anxious to be
relieved.
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WHAT change has come over the
spirit of our dream. Prior to the cleo
ton, Cole was declared to be an indie
pendent candidate, the republican party,
as such, had nothing to do with running
him. Now that he is elected, we hear
of the great republican victory IN Wis
consin.
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PRESIDENT WHITE of Cornell Univer-
sity had his nomination as minister to
Germany ratified by the senate. 1t now
appears that the mission had been offer
ed to Whitelaw Reid Of the New York
IriLnae. but he declined.
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How elated the Inter ocean feels over
having its editorials read in the house of
representatives. But its sectional howl
ing proves injurious to the party in
whose interests its lungs are exercised.
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tFirst publication April 8. 1921 No g:
n pROBATE-MANITOW CnTNTY CpTR1

IN PROBATE,-MANITOW0C COUNTY COURT
In the matter of the guardianship ofthe minor
heirs of karl j. Fischer, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition Of Christian
Fischer, guardian Of said minors, representing
among other things. that the said wards. are seiz
ed OF certain real estate in said county and that ii
IS for the interest of his said wards that al of the
same should be sold ard praying Tor license TO
sell the same: and it appearing to the court from
said petition, that il is for the interest of the said
minors to sell said real estate ii is ordered and
directed that the next of kin said wards. and all
persons interested in said estate. appear before
me, on Tuesday, the 9th day of May, A. D., 1879, AT
ten o clock 4. NJ, at the Probate Office in said
county, then and there to show cause tf any there
be- why license should not be granted for the sale
petition.
And il is further ordered, that 4 copy of this or
der shall be published for -four successive weeks
prior to said day of hearing in the Manitowoc
Pilot: weekly newspaper printed at Manitowoc,
in said county,
Dated at Manitowoc, the 18th day of March, A
D. 1879. apr u
MICHAEL KIRWAN, County Judge
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OCoSoMowoc was visited by disas-
trous fire on Monday night. The loss is
estimated at 100000. The fire origina-
ted by the explosion Of a kerosene lamp
over an oil tank.
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Prices: Forty Square Grand
Rosewood Pianos,

with double yenecFed Case. front round corners
agraIe treble, carved legs, scrpentine Base heavy
top moulding. "a octaye.-Cash Value S3-561
each. Drawing, public at close of Concert by a
Committee chosen from the audience
TICKETS AZ sI.OO EACH.
emitting the holder to Admission TO the Concert
ana one chance in the Drawing can be obtained
through the Publshe of this paper or by ordering
direct from the Manager:
4. hUECHEE.
No. sf2 West Water Street, Milwaukee, Wis.
VINO refers 10 the following prominent Business
Men OF Milwaukee,:
ID. j. IBhusch. J. p KissiDger
Eo. Aschermann. j. +. Hansen,
z. Y. Deuster. and Others
HS Particulars furnished on application. Ar
rangem eDts VIII be made with all Railroads and
Steam boat Lines running into Milwaukee for
duceG fare, during the DAYS Of the Concert Tor
Ticket Holders
The numbers of ConcectTickets having
drawn prices will be published the day after the
Concert in the New York Herald, Chicago Times
and ali the Milwaukee Newspapers.
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TIE republican majority in Michigan
has been whitfield down to 10000.

THE widow Oliver moved the court
for new trial and the application was
denied. Simon may trihe with the al
fections Of confd;ng females with impu-
nity
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NOTICE.

The co-partnerShip heretofore existing under
the name OF Truman Il Schroeder. as u. S. Har-
Dor Contractors has been dissolved by mutual
consent March 22nd, 1875. the unfinished work
VIII be completed ley II. Truman.
TRUMAN X SCHROEDER
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(firSt publication March 6, 1879
FDRFCTnSIPE GAIN

sSTATE OF WISCONSIN, IN CIRCUIT COURT
- MANITOW0C COUNTY, WIS.
John Y. Jones, plaintifi. against Hazuel New
como ana Mary h. NeWcomb his wife, defendants
By virtue OF and pursuant to Judgment of fore
closure and sale in the above entitled action dated
FEB lSth, ISIS, directed to me, rendered at a gen
eral term OF the circuit of the state of Wis
cousin, held AT the court House in the city of Man
itowoc in Manitowoc county, on the 18th day of
tebru2ry, a. D., 1913, being a general term for
Manitowoc county, Hon. Campbell Mclean pre-
siding Judge, which SAID judgement of decree and
foreclosure was filed, docketed and recorded in the
clerk OF the circuit courts Office in the county of
M+ntoWoc and State of Wisconsin. | shall ex-
pose for sale and sell at public auction at the
sheriff 5 office in the city and county OF Manito-
Woe Wis, on the 18th day OF April, A. D.. 1879 at
ten clock in the forenoon of that dav all the fol
lowing described mortgaged promises, to-vvit; Lot
number fourteen (l41, in block number fiftY-seven
90 as laid down in the record plat of the city of
Manitow0c, in the county of Manitowoc, Wiscon-
sin.
Dated, Sherifs Office, Mantowac Feb 2sth, l.
D., 1879.
p. j. PIERCE.
Sheriff of Manitow0c County, Wis
II. G. & W. j. Turner, Plaintiffs Atty. April 10
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WELLS Persian Perfume "RACKME.
TACK" is rich and fragrant; try it. Sold
by Jones i SchalIern, Central Drug
Store.
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A convoy of supplies escorted by 104
men of a British regiment, was attacked
March Il by the Zulus and 40 Of the SOL
diers killed.
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First publication April 3. lS7a.l

(tlrst publication April g. lS1a) No. 81.
y PROBATE,-AANIr0W0C COUNTY COURT
L In the matter oi'the estate OF Jacob Lueps
deceased.
On reading aud fling the petition Of William G
Lueps, administrator &c. setting forth the a
mount OF personal estate that has come To his
hands, and the disposition thereof the amount of
debts outstanding against said deceased. and q
description OF all the real estate of which said de-
ceased died seized. and the condition and value of
The respective portions thereof; and praying that
license be 10 him granted 10 sell al the real es-
tate, and 1t appearing by said petition, that there
i not sufficient personal estate III the hands of
said administrator to pay said debts, and that it Is
necessary IN order to pay the same, sell all OF
said real estate: ii is therefore ordered that all
persons interested in said estate appear before the
Judge OF this court, on Tuesday the 9Th day of
May, A. H., 1879, AT ten O'Clock NJ, at the Office
OF the County Judge in the city OF Manitowoc in
said county, then and there 10 show cause tif any
there be- why license should be granted to said
administrator 10 sell said real estate according TO
the prayer of said petition.
And II Is further ordered. that copy Of this or
der shall be published for four successive weeks
prior 10 sad day OF hearing, in the ManitOwoc
Pilot, a weekly newspaper printed and published
al Aanltowoc il said county. and personally sery-
III said county, at least twenty days before said
DAY OF hearing BY the court.
Dated n Manitowoc, the 25th day ofMarch, \, D.,
1879.
MICHAEL KIRWAN, County Judge. apr q.