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PLUMB & NELSON'S ITEMS.

We are still Offering the finest syrups
III 3 gal. kegs q $3.50 and $500 each,
including faucet. Hadn't you better try
one. They are very handy to have about
the house.
Higgins English salt in l bus sacks
(56fb) at 81 is just what you must have.
You can't afford to make butter without
it. The sack is good linen and can be
used as towel, when naptied-don't
hesitate longer, but invest at oncei 1t
will pay you.
We grind ali the spices we sell. They
are as strong again as ordinary goods
and they cost you no more. Hadn't you
better use them?
The "Dupee" Ham, remember is the
finest in the world and we offer them to
you at the price of common goods They
are made from corn fed pork while com
mon goods are not. Which would you
prefer? Cost you 12c a tb.-Buy one!
Mustard, -spiced and plain "a. CT
Sardines, large boxes 90 30c box-com-
mon plain large boxes "a 25c each. Com
mon plain-small boxes q 18c-''A. G. D."
small boxes @ zoe. Don't you need
some?
Use "Gilt Edge Butter Maker 1t
will pay you. Your butter will sell to
&c 10 higher than if made in the old
way. Only 25c package. Try i'll
Gum drops, the finest we ever had in
store o. 12c ID.
We have everything you can think OF
in the canned goods line and would be
pleased to sell you what you need. Prices
are low and We can give any quality de-
sired. Do you need any?
Orange marmalade, in stone jars q SOC
each. Buy one!
Pan Fired tea beats the world! don't
drink poisonous compounds when you
can get pure article 90 soc 10. # you
haven't tried it yet, wish you would call
for a sample. VIII you2
We have better smoking tobacco than
the "Peerless" ever dared TO be, and We
sell it O. SOC ID. Try it.
Oranges % 35c, and lemons q 30c +
doz. are awful cheap for the finest high
colored fruit. Do you need any! Bet
| ter buy few any way.
Common teas are trifie off in price
and we are again offering you 2 10 of the
same tea you use, for Sl.00. Hadn't you
| better use it again?
We are anxious TO sell you goods, why
don't you let US? Can't we give you
such goods as you want at prices to suit:
You had better try.
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SPRING Is COMING!

This is to be seen at L. Wagner's hard
ware store, where heating stoves have
been put away and their place supplied
by piles of cultiyator teeth, drake feet,
farm door rollers and reels, barn door
hinges, ETC., immense quantities of each.
We also saw large piles Of nails there
probably thousand kegs, and paint and
oil enough to supply the whole county.
A look in his wooden ware department
revealed an immense stock of wagon
makers supplies, doors, window sash,
blinds and mouldings, eliciting the re-
mark that unless the building was so
very strongly constructed it must break
down under the pressure OF the piles of
stock contained within its four walls. If
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HARBOR IMPROVEMENT.

On the fourth page of THE PILoT this
week will be found q memorial to con-
gress adopted by the board of aldermen
OF the city of Manitowoc. The memoir
ial will be sent by the city attorney to
the representatives Of this state and those
of Michigan and Minnesota, and to the
committees OF commerce. The city of
Milwaukee has asked that the national
government refund the amount expend-
ed by that city in dredging. Manitowoc
makes like demand and also asks an
appropriation by which the government
works here may be utilized to the fullest
extent. In the event of Manitowoc's
being made the western lake shore ter
minus of the new proposed line, the
harbor must be deepened either by the
general government or by the city,
There cannot be much doubt, if conven-
fence and the best interests of the line
ere consulted, that Manitowoc Will be
chosen as that point. The harbor will
then become national in its character
and should be improved at the expense
of the general government. Our people
should actively bestir themselves in this
matter, and be persistent in urging this
work. 1t is something which the inter
ests Of commerce demand and the result
ing profits will be immediate.
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UNION LECTURE COURSE.

The next lecture in this course will be
delivered in the NJ. L. Church next
Tuesday evening, Feb. 18th by Pres. E.
D. Hunt!ey, subject: zone Third of a
man." The Whitewater Register reports
cit was brilliant and able effort and
was received with marked evidences of
satisfaction by the audience"
Appleton Post speaks of this lecture
in great praise, and says the speaker
took his seat amid the hearty applause
of his hearers. Our citizens who have
been before delighted with DR.. Huntley' s
public efforts viii doubtless be abund-
antly compensated for attending this
lecture. See circulars. ~
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UNITED WORKMEN.

The officers elect of the Ancient Order
of United Workmen are as follows:
Grand Master Workman-J, T. Nc
Mullen, Milwaukee.
Grand Charles Wedelsted,
Madison.
Grand Overseer-E. G. French, Eau
Claire.
Grand Recorder-H. G. Heath, La
Crosse.
Grand Receiver. Fl. Marston, APP
pleton.
Grand Guide-W. II. Huntington,
Durand.
Grand Watchman-A. J. Kane, Mon
roe.
Trustee for three years-Chas. Ottile,
Lacrosse.
Representatives to Supreme Lodge
". A. Gordon, Oshkosh; H. T. Smiley,
Lacrosse; d. E. Moore, Bangor.
State Medical Examiner-Dr. W. 4.
Gordon, Oshkosh.
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(F,rst publication February s. 1850 No. 10.
CTATE OF WISCONslN,-COUNTY or MANI
= TOTOC.-SS.
Probate ONCE, Manitowoc, January 10Th, :. D.,
1880.
In the matter CT the proof and probate of tho
last VIII and testament Of Iiich3ei Kayenaugh,
deceased, late OF the county of Nanitowoc.
Whereas, an instrument il writing, purporting
to be tie last win and testament Of Michael
EayenGugh, deceased lac Of The county OF Mani
tGwoc has teCn fled in this Office; and whereas
application has been made by Bridget KGycnaugh
praying tina. the same he proven and admitted to
probate according 70 the laws Of ibis state:
Therefore, it Is ordered that said application be
heard before 1T the probate Office in the city Of
Manitowoc, IN said county, On the second day of
March, a. D., 1880, st 10 O. clock A. x.
And il is further ordered, that notice shall be
given TO all persons Interested N SAID WILL OF the
time and place OF said hearing, by publication in
he MantoWoC Pilot, newspaper printed in said
-, y Cor three successive weeks, once each week,
mn, 10 the time OF such hearing. By the court,
(, iC!IAEL XIRWAEs, County Judge. feb 10
II q, " w. i. Turner, Attys.
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(First publication Jan. Is, 1850
ADMINISTRATIVE SALE

Tn PROBATE, - MANTT0TOC COUNTY COURT
| In the matter :he estate Of Tinzenz Stefen,
deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that BY virtue and Ia pur-
suance of al order of license, maio In said mat
ter. OH the Both day Of December, A. D., 1879, by
the county court OF said county, the undersigned
administratriX OF said estate. will, on Saturday,
the Zth day OF February, 4. D., 1880 at O'Clock
in the -fUrcnCUn OF said day, al the Office of the
Comfy Judge in The city OF Msnitowoc in said
county offer for sale. at public vendue. the follow
ing described lands tO-Wit: The west half of tho
west half Of the northeast quarter of section num-
bcf six co. in township number seventeen 90,
north Of range number Twenty-Five {32) east, in
ManitGwgc county, Wis.
The terms of sale. cash.
Dated December 5Jth. 1879.
MAKGARETHA STEFFEN, Administrative
Nash ~ SChmitZ. Attys. ian 20
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4 NEGLECTED cough brings on con-
sumption-the most fatal and prevalent
of al The physical ills that flesh is heir
10. To check the malay in its early
stage, before the deadly tubercles de-
veloo themselves in the lung, use Thomas
Ecleciric Oil, which also annihilates bron-
chitis, Asthma, ca!a-rh, piles and kidney
troubles, soreness Of the muscles OF
Joints, and all external hurts. The reg
ular advertisement in her part Of the
paper should be read. Sold a. the Cen
trail Drug Store.
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First publication Jan. IS, 1S80)

Fitst publication Jan. 10, 1SS0) No. 7.
c,TATE OF WIsCONsIN.-C0UNTY OF MANlT0-
Probate OH ce, Manitowoc Comfy, January 9th.
A. D.. 1880. 80
In the matter Of the proof and probate Of the
last will and testament Of Casper Even, deceased,
late of the county of nGnitoWoc.
Whereas an instrument in writing, purporting
to be the last will and testament Of Casper Even,
deceased. late OF the county OF Manitowoc has
been filed in this Office; and whereas application
has been made by Matthias Even, praying that
the same be proven and admitted 70 probate &C
c0rGing TO the laws OF this state:
Therefore, it is ordered that said application b6
heard before al the probate office in the city OF
Manitowoc in said county, on the tenth day OF
February, A. D., 1880, at 10 O'Clock a. N.
And IL Is further ordered. that notice shall be
given to al persons interested ia said will, of the
time and place Of -aid hearing by publication in
the NanitoNOc Eliot, newspaper printed in said
county, for three successive weeks, once each
week prior 10 the time 0! such hearing.
By the Court,
MICHAEL EIBWAN, County Judge.
T.. =. Treat, Atty. jan %
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ROBINSON & E1Sa1cas, Prop-ieso

THE freight train bound west On Fri
day last was delayed by broken rail.
One car and coach was thrown from
the track, the coach being topped over.
The morning express was delayed by the
accident. On the same day several cars
were thrown off the track south of Port
Washington. A broken rail being the
cause in this case also.
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We stated last week on reliable infor-
nation, the proposed removal of the
railroad machine shops from this city.
The fact was not generally known, and
our citizens do not yet realize the extent
to which it will affect the city. If our
statement, that the shops are to be re-
moved from this city needed any confr-
nation, the fact that no improvements
have been made here lately in the ma
chine shops Or in the round house,
though there is urgent necessity for such
steps, viii be sufficient. The round
house is too small to house all the
engines which remain here when not in
use, but no enlargement is made or con-
templated.
One Of the reasons for the removal is,
that the run from this city to Milwaukee,
without returning. is considered toe light
a days work. To ''double" is more than
the men can stand. So that Appleton
will be chosen as the point to and from
which trains will run. This will neces-
state the removal to that city of all the
engineers and conductors who now reside
here.
There is great deal of indignation
expressed by our citizens at this change.
They insist that Manitowoc has given
more aid to the road than any or all 9TH
er points between Appleton and Milwau-
kee and that the managers show no APP
probation Of the fact. We presume the
road is consulting its own interest in
removing the shops to more central
point, though there can be no doubt that
this city will resent such a step and give
still more of its trade to the Goodrich
Line.
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ManitoMOc, Wis.
DR.. WEIs,
DIR. STLLL-LER

ASUCCEssFUL COAIBINATIoS.-The sue
cessful combination of the six oils com
posing Thomas Eclectric Oil, is a genu-
inc triumph, ofchernistry. Whether ap-
piled externally for the relief of pain or
to allay inflammation, or taken internally
to remedy q cough, it is speedily and en-
tirely effective. Read the advertisement.
Note-Eclectric, selected aud electrified.
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IN PROBATE -MAEITOWOC COUNTY COURT
4 In the matter Of the estate Of LndiYia HUNT.

IN PROBATE -MAEITOWOC COUNTY COURT.
L In the matter Of the estate Of Ludwig Haupt,
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition Of John Mey-
or, administrator Of he estate Of said deceased
representing among other things, that he has full
Iy administered said estate, and praying that a
time and place be fixed for examining and allow
ing his account Of his administration, fled in this
court. 1t j. ordered that said account be examn-
ed By the judge OF this Court, on Tuesday. the
tenth day Of February, 4. 1850, at 10 O'Clock a.
NJ al my Office in said county.
Ordered fuFther that notice thereof be given to
the heirs OF said deceased and to all persons inter
ested by publishing copy Of this order tor three
weeks prior 10 said day OF hearing in the Manito-
woe Pilot. weekly newspaper published at Man.
itowoc IN salt county.
Dgfea al Glnitow DC. the 14th day of January, A.
D., 1889.
MICHAEL KIRWAN, County Judge.
j. u. Mark ham, Atty. jar %
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LOOK HFRFl

In order to clean out our stock of win
ter goods in boots and shoes, dry goods
and clothing, ladies' cloaks, shawis and
furs, we viii offer for the next so days
prices lower than wholesale cost. Do
not fail to call aad examine before pur-
chasing. 1t CHAs. Book.
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THE LECTURE.

Quite respectable sized audience
heard Rev. w. Il. Milburn on Aaron
Burr on Friday last. The lecture is
partly historical, partly an analysis Of the
character Of the man. The subject is
not one we'll calculated to please an audi
ence of the present. Next to Benedict
Arnold there is no man who figured in
American history whose memory is 50
universally execrated as is that of Aaron
Burr. But there is a dash and brilliancy
to Arnold which makes one wish he was
as truo as he was brave, while Burr is
the cold, calculating, interruptions pol
itician, whom, being unsuccessful in
his greatest design, the people arc will
ing and anxious to forget. The lecture
had considerable literary merit, and was
delivered with all those accessories which
make oratorv pleasing, but even IFS most
brilliant passages failed to thrill the
audience. There was something me-
chanical in the style of the lecturer which
impressed his hearers with the idea of
studio defamation. Even the descrip-
ton OF Burr's farewell address to the
senate, though given in touching Ian
guage, failed to produce emotions in
keeping with the scene depicted.
Mr.. Mlburn is very polished speak
er, but his elocution bears the impress
of preparation as well as his words. His
style is not governed by the feelings to
which his thoughts give rise, as by what
ne has on some former occasion thought
appropriate. There is thus lack of
spontaneity which detracts from the in
terest of the lecture.
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REMOVED. large stock of drugs
in Robinson's drug store has been remov-
ed to the Central Drug Store and consol-
idated with the stock formerly owned by
Jones & Schallern. All the friends and
customers of the two old firms are re-
spectfully invited to continue their pat
ronage. ROBINSON & HINBICHs.
Il Proprietors Central Drug Store.
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II appears that Mr.. G. II. Jennison,
whose death at Lake Park, Mimi, was
noticed last week, died by his own hand.
He tied two hankerchiefs together and
with them suspended himself from a strip
which extended from the transom in his
own room. Ill health, business difficult
ties and mental alienation are ascribed
as the cause. Mr.. Jennison had many
friends in Two Rivers, where he lived
for long time.
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THE false exhileration produced By a
medicine tainted with alcohol is always
followed by gloom and depression. A
healthy stomach begets a cheerful spirit,
and both may be acquired by the use Of
Diamond Medical Bitters. Try them
and become convinced that they are all
that we claim for them. For sale by all
druggists.
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RAND & RoEsER 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 u several states
also awarded first premiums for this
scale, If
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IEoEHGzE
GALkSCGS-I.

Nu. EE,oz7 IS spending lew days
al ho1ae c. 8 7isi5.
J. lcssDcRE, q Cease--ille, dropped
in upon rs on Saturday, LIST.
DR.. E4s7oz had 8 stroke q ro-el-r;s
On Monday and IS al present 73zY lcr.
Alfred Gl1rH, b-c the- e Lra p Smith,
OF l-ishicott, died IS Neenah last Friday.
JOHN HEssEI, fo-ne7ly-of this county
but now OF Chicago, Is visiting friends
here.
DR.. J. E. CAREY, of Stockbridge, IVES
looking over old haunts in the city last
Friday.
ED. CONWAY, of this city, spent few
days at Madison this week examining
the Legislative machinery.
Mr.. VIM. RAHR, Jr., returned to this
city from Quincy, where he has been
some months, on Friday last.
D. S. DAY represented the United
Workmen Of this city at the state meet
ing in Milwaukee, last week.
The Chronicle reports J. NJ. Read as
again being in poor health. His friends
in this city viii hear of this with regret.
Mr.. WERNER, Of Centreville, will go
into business some time next summer, at
Brillion. He has been quite a success
full business man in his present location.
II. G. FIsCHDEIN has disposed of his
interest in the Badger State Manuf'g Co.
and contemplates a removal to the west.
Mr.. Fischbein has hosts of friends in
this county who will learn with pleasure
of his success in life wherever fortune
may lead him.
Mr.. II. MULHoLLAND, Sen, returned
on Monday from Dakota, where he has
been visiting his son Peter. Mr.. Null
holland describes the climate of Dakota
as being fully as mild as that of this
state. He purchased half section of
land in the county OF Lyon, MINI.
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JUDGMENT CE FORECLOSURE
ANTI g 49,

S,TATE OF VISIONS ES.-CLPC-E- COURT,
- Man.tCwOc Couuty---Devta g. Berthe, plain
tif, against Frank 4. IsaFGaka. defendant.
By virtue Of and pursuant &c q Judgment Of said
court, IN lhc above cntileI action, which was
rendered and Gated on the 18th day Summary, A.
d, 1919. shall expose for sale and sell ct public
auction at the court house ~ tn city of AaIito
voc, in said county Of Manitcwoc On Saturday,
the 9Th day Of March, A. D. 1880 at The hour of 10
mortgaged premises. o. so mach Thereof as may
be sufficient to raise the amount due tde plaintif
or h5 assigns for principal, interest ana costs,
together with the expenses Cf selc, to-NFt: Lot
number three CD, in block number one hundred
and dfty-two O52l, in the city OF Nanitowoc, Man
itovOc county, WIS.
Dated January 18Th, 1880.
P. j. PIERCE, sheriff ofMautowoc County, Wis.
L. g. Treat, Atty. feb %
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An entertainment will be given under
the auspices of the Womans' Temperance
Union, at the Temple of Honor Hall, on
Friday evening, February 18th, 1880.
Doors open at P. ~, exercises to com
mence at 7:30. \ general invitation is
extended to all.
PROGRAMME:
l. Song-Womans' Temperance Union.
>. Prayer-Rev. c. \. Showers.
3. Recitation Miss \. Canright.
4. Song, The little german house across the sea
Mrs. and Miss Sanford
). Dialogue, The choice of trades-by eleven lit
tie boys.
6. Recitauon-Miss 4. Hill.
T. Solo and chorus-Miss Easton, Mrs. Schallern
and Mr.. Mosher.
s. Terrence O'Dorods Patriotism-Nr. Andrew.
g. Address e. j. Smalley.
TNTERNISSION.
10. Song, Uncle Joe-Dr. Patchen.
IL. Dutch Baby-IiSs L. Colvel.
l.. Trio-Misses Mosher. Showers and Edwards.
Is. Recitation-Miss \. Richards.
IA. Solo and chorus, Has father been home
Miss N. Baker.
Is. Bi1die's Troubles. Miss A. IuIl.
10. Address-Dr. Coakley.
II. Song-WomanS' Temperance Union.
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JUSTICE Schmidt has been busy this
week trying a case under the statute
making abusive language q punishable
oflense. The trouble arose from some
town insurance matter.
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

All services at st. James Church will
be postponed until further notice. The
rector Rev. NJ. Y. Averll having been
called from the city by the very serious
illness of his father. -