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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-01-06

First publication Dec. 80. 1901 No J2s
IN PRDBATE,-MANIrOWnC COUNTY COURT
1 In the matter of the estate of John M'ada
deceased.
On reading and fling the petition Of r. D. Smart,
administrator of said estate setting forth the am
of personal estate that has come to his hands
and the disposition thereof-lhe amount OF
debts outstanding against said deceas ed, 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 u him granted to sell all of said
described premises for the purpose of paying a
mortgage Indebtedness resting thereon; and il
appearing by said petition. that there is not suf-
cient personal estate in the hands of said r. ID
smart, administrator. to pay said debts and that
il is necessary in order to pay the same, 10 sell
all OF said real estate il is therefore ordered that
all persons interested in said estate appear before
the Judge of this court, on Tuesday. the first day
OF February, A D, 1851. at 10 O'Clock Il. NJ the
once Of the County Judge in the CITY of Mantle
woe. in said eGunty, then and there 10 show cause
Of any there bel wny license should not be grant
ed 10 s4id K D. Smart TO sell said real estate
cor6inG to thr prayer Of said petition.
And il ! laE3acr ordered, that copy OF this or
der sAait D.. published for four successive weeks
prlpr i SAID das % hearing, in the Mantle Xoc Pi
Tot 3 se.s < + n w-yaper printed Az published az
Manfis.gsoc l.. -5id county, aud personally served
On ~ srsos-s rested in said estate. residing
H. ssi'i caE1rr a. least twenty days before said
day OF hearing.
By the court:
Dated al AGRitoN &c, the 18th day of December A.
D. isSa.
MICHAEL KIRwAS. County JUDGE
"Aite' Ati"fi'sf. ja2j
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(First publication Dec, 80, lSShl No. 100
IN PRoBArE,-NANIrOwO C COUNTY COURT
1 In tae matter OF the estate 81 David Hill, de-
ceased.
On reading and filing the petition Of William
Lohrield. administrator of the estate vi said de-
ceased, representing among other things thai he
has fully admlEis'e said estate and praying that
II time ana place be fixed for examining and allow
ing his account OF his administrator fled ia this
and for the assignment of thr residue OF said
estate the persons entitled thereto &c is ordered
that said account be examined and said petition
heaId By this court TUESDAY. t1e stu day of
February. A. D., 1881 at 10 o'clock =. u, ct my Of
ice in said county
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given 10
The heirs of said deceased, and to all persons in
teFested. by publishing copy of this order Tor
three weeks successfully prior to said Gay of hear
ing, in the Manitowoc PilG5, weekly newspaper
published az Manitowoc, in said county.
Dated al the city and county OF &dai,ow0c, the
27tn day OF December y. D., lS.0.
By the CONT,
MICHAEL hIiWAN, County Judge.
EstabrOOk i " alker. Attys. lal3*
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POLITICAL NEWS
THE FARM DEPARTMENT

embracing complete and comprehensive despstch-
from WASHINGTON. including full reports Of he
speeches of eminent politicians on the questions
of the hour
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First publication Dec. 10, Issa.l No:

First publication Dec. 10, 1881 No. li9
IN PROB iTE.-MANIroWoC COUNTY COURT
i In the matter OF the estate of Syyer Larson
Rude, deceased
On reading and filing the petition of SebOrg
Larson RGde, of town of Liberty. ManitowOc
county. Wisconsin, representing among other
things that SyNer Larson Rude, late Of said town
and county, on the l1th day OF October, $50
al town OF Liberty aforesaid, died interstate, leav
ing goods, chatIets and estate within this stale
and county, and that the said petitioner Is widow
of said deceased, and praying that administration
OF said estate be 10 Harry GilSerJson granted, it
ordered that said petition be heard before the
judge OF this court, on Tuesday, the lIth day OF
January, D., 1881, at 10 o'clock A. M, at my of.
nCe IN said county.
Ordered further. that notice thereof be given to
the heirs OF said deceased and 20 all persons in
terested, by publishing copy OF this order for
three successive weeks prior to said day of hear
ing, in the .anitowOc Pilot, weekly newspaper
published at Manitnwoc in said county.
Dated ManitoWoc Wis, the lSth day OF Deem
be-, =. D., 1880
MICHAEL KIRWAN, County Judge.
Estabrook iSwalker Attorneys. dec 50
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MAl!B7 OYSTERS!

Kept constantly on hand, received direct from
Baltimore, and sold cheap These Oysters sre
Known the best in market.
The vniy Agency north OF Chicago. noIs
T. K0ST0MLhTSKY,
MANIToW0C, WIS.
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HORSE DUCTuOOR:l
PRoEEsaoR HA1u

Gss had large experience IN tresting the diseases
of Roses and offers his service. Ia the people OF
Msnitawoc county. Office 81 the livsS SisDls OF
3ssSupsn e.3anikie D. Or Svssh szr~ Vsss'eS
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IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY J0URl
4 Il he matter of he aSrsra Of Heinrich ipAs

MICHAEL KIRWAN, County Judge.
6 Byron Attorney. desc
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wn.htuefou New, Isens.

Surgeon j. M. Flint, United States navy,
has been ordered TO Boston as the presiden.
OF a chemical board 10 test the process oil
preserving timber for naval purposes by the
American Wood Preserving Company. lie
will be assisted BY DIR. New, OF the Surgeon
Generals office, and DR.. T. W. Taylor, oil
the Smithsonian Institution.
The President Is expected to return to
Washington Sunday morning.
Posfmaster.Ge General James will return TO-
morrow morning.
II Is again reported that ex-senator
Spencer Is to be appointed First Assistant
Postmaster. General. Judge Tyner says nc
is not aware that his resignation has been
accepted.
|, The new Commissioner OF the Land or
fee, Mr.. Mcfarland, took the oath OF office
before Chief.Cierk Lockwood yesterday
afternoon, and Is now in charge OF the Gen.
eral Land Office.
A number OF important changes and
transfers will be made In the Post-Ofhce
Department about July 1st.
The promolions.in the Patent Office will
not be made until the close OF the present
fiscal year.
There will he a race on the Potomac to-
morrow evening, commencing at $3.50. II
will be from in front OF the Analostan boat
house to Easby's P0int-distauce one mile
The race will be between ten.oared barge
OF the Analostan Club and an eight-oaret
barge Of the Columbia Club.
| Government receipts to-day: lnterna
revenue, $500, Ala So; customs. 1920 143 So
Secretary Window will return to the city
tomorrow.
Mr.. II. G. Cochrsne, U. s. NJ. c., on duty
st Norfolk, Va, has been granted leave fo
one month.
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The Dispatch has not yet exhausted the
State Directory for nominations on che State
ticket, but it will before the Convention
meets II II keeps on at this rate. But II
seems to Us II has become monOtonous, IL
not farcicai.-Stass.
But what iorcible lesson do these va
rlons recommendations teach. Suppose we
had undertaken 10 publish a communica-
ton with each ticket proposed. Our friends
who are such jealous advocates of one and
another OF the candidates proposed for the
several State offices can now understand
that II would be simply impossible for US
to publish their communications setting
forth The claims Of their favoriies.
We would add that our little paragraph
calling halt In the business OF naming
candidates was penned before we saw the
above 10 the State.
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10 The Editors of he Dispatch:

Somebody wants TO make our pet friend
Colonel Bob Withers Acknowledgement.
II is true they associate with him Mr.. Jones,
who has some reputation as mere county
court lawyer, and Mr. Hanger, whom they
say once undertook to preside over an
Augusta magisterial district meeting,
and had moderate success; but when you
come down TO fine points, we mean to stand
by our party, and while all our people
would be glad to vote for Wi,hers for Gov
erDor, or for President, aud even for Con.
federate colonel, we agree to die IL we Will
ever go for a doctor, NJ. d., for Attorney
General, and we give warning, solemn and
considered warning, that in case the Nir-
GINA Convention should nominate and the
Virginia people elect doctor for Attorney
General. that every justice CT the peace
aud every constable, and perhaps the over.
seer of the poor in the lower magisterial
district OF the great county OF King and
Queen, will resign. SoLEANITY.
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Senator HENRY l.. DAWES, Of Massachu.

Senator HENRY l.. DAWES, Of Massachu'
sstts. has written TO Virginia Republican,
under date OF June 18th, the following en-
dorsement Of the proposed Republican sup
port Of the Readjuster ticket:
alt amszes me that any good and true Re.
publican IN Virginia, having an opportu'
nifty, without compromise OF any principle
for which the National Republican party is
contending, TO secure justice in. her courts
and al the polls for the dowD.trodden and
defenceless by cooperation with the Read.
justers, should hesitate moment"
Now, see what the Resdjuster cry has
done. Here is United States senator who
Is actually OF the belief that the negroes OF
Virginia cannot "secure justice in her
courts and at the polls"
The people OF Virginia will not forget
who they are that have thus libeled her.
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Wvsr Porxr, VA, June "a, 1881.
Editors Dispatch, Many voters OF the
rirst district viii support the following
ticket. For Governor, Hon. John w.
naniei: for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Judge
.John r. Goolrick. Fredericksburg, Va;
for Attorney. General, Colonel William X.
Aylett, Of King William county, Va.
PEXROsE.
we suggest as a desirable ticket for the
Democratic marty at the August Conven-
ton, as one that will win: For Governor,
waller r. Staples, Of Montgomery county I;
for Lieutenant. Governor, G. L. Trigg, oil
Washington county; for Attorney General,
BENJAMIN II. Nash, OF Richmond city.
CHEsTERFfELp.
HARRrs0NBuRG, June 20, 1891.
Editors Dispctch: Permit me TO give the
names CT three gentlemeo Tor ability anu
record no Democrat would refuse 10 sur
port Judge William j. Robertson for Gov
ernor, G. r. Trigg for Lieutenant-Gover'
nor, Judge John A. Meredith for Attorney
General. ROCKiNehAM'
BY Richmond: Colonel Thomas j. Evans
for Governor, c. +. Trigg for Lieutenant
Governor, and A. NJ. Kelley for Attorney
General.
Edtt0rS UtSDdtCh "A htdV!ustci hou
Stafford says that the only ticket that WIZ
beat them is II the Funders nominate j. ;:
Barbour for Governor, Kelley OF Richmond
for Lieutenant. Governor, and j. L. Gooi.
rick for Acknowledgement. Or, instead
OF Goolrick, Mr.. Mushbach, OF Aiexan'
dTia.
By an ex.Editor: For Governor James
Barron Hope, OF Norfolk city; for Lieu.
tcnant.GovernOr, Charles W. Button, oil
lLynchburg; for Aitorney-General John
T. Lowell, OF Front Royal.
BY an Old Wing: For Governor, James
IL. Kemper, Il Madison; for Lieutenant
Governor, a. l.. Pridemore. OF Scott Tor
Acknowledgement, Robert Ould, OF Rich
mond city.
By a Voter: For Governor. X. l.. L.
Beaie, of Westmoreiand; for Lieutenant
Governor William S. Gilman, OF Rich
moud city for Acknowledgement, T.. T.
cambridge, OF Winchester.
By Citizen Of Richmond: For Gov
ernor, Robert A. Coghli, of Amherst; Tor
Lieutenant Governor, Walter IL. Taylor,
OF Norfolk city; for Acknowledgement, A.
C. Cummings, OF Abingdon.
BY Chesterdeid Fer Governor. General
Jubal Early; for Lieutenaut.Governor, w.
c. Darlington; for Acknowledgement, A
A. PhegGr.
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DEATHS,

Died, al the res dence Of his narens. 203 south
pine street FRIDAY. June oath. THOMAS r. HILL,
yoUng'st child of G. r. and Lizzie ID. Hill; aged
eleven months.
The Lord gave snd the Lord hath taken away.
Blessed be the name of The Lord.
The funeral viii take place from the residence To
DAY saturday, June 25thl at 81 O'Clock. Friends
and relatives are Invited to attend.
Died. at 1905 east Main street, Thursday, june
Dad GERTRUDE CLENMONS. The beloved child
OF Mrs Sallie r. Il. Davis; aged two months and
twenty-three davs.
oh, GERTRUDE. thou art grne. Never more
shaIrI see thy loving eyes follow Thy little
hands reachiDg out for me TO take thee.
Leaves have their time to fall aud flowers to wilher
al the north wind's breath.
But thou hast all seasons for thine own, oh Death.
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M THE LARGEST STOCK or DRY
GOODS EVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY.
PRICES TO SUIT EVERYBODY.

PRICES TO SUIT EVERYBODY
BLACK SILK at soc. per yard worth Csc;
BELLOWS BLACK SILK at 81 per yard worth
poSsoS's BLACK SILK at si.So per yard worth
AZ; 49,.
STRIPED CHENEY SILKS at soc. per yard worth
75c.;
BLACK SATIN at Use worth 81. at 81 worth
ei.25. ut s1.25 worth s175; f9
GTNGHAMs ut ~. 10, IL. Is, and csc. per yard;
LAWNS at o, 81. 81. 10, 12x, and 25c. per yard;
STRIPED N UsLIN at 1910. per yard worth zOc.;
CHECKED MUSLIN at 16hc. per yard worth csc.
BUNTING (haf wool) at i DC. per yard worth 20c.;
LINEN POPLiN at 12kc. per yard worth 2oc.
TUCKED CAMBRIA (96 tucks) at 60c. per yard
worth 90c.;
VICTORIA LAWN at DC. worth 12hc.. at l0c.
worth 15c at I2kc. worth 17c.. at 16Sc. worth
&c.;
LAWN, GINGHAx, and LINEN DRESSES for
ladies;
LINEN and MOHAIR ULsTERs In great variety.
UNDERWEAR FOR LADIEs-We show q large
assortment OF our own manufacture; so we can
ofer great Inducements In this line. We give
good material In all Of our garments.
LACES-In ibis line We show an assortment that
cannot be exceed in this city. Don'I buy until
YOU have examined our stock.
CHECK, WHITE, aud FANCY MATING
at very low prices;
CARPETS, RUGS, MATS, OIL-CLOTHS, WIN
DOw-SHADES. and HAsSOCKS;
TRUNKS, SATCHELs, sHAwL-STRAPs, and
TRUNK-STRAPS;
HAMMOCKs, made OF the genuine yexican grass
and cotton;
ELEGANT SASH and TRIMMING RIBBONS;
PARAsOLs aud UMBRELLAS in great variety at
bottom prices:
LINEN LAP-ROBES at soc. worth 81. at 90c,
worth SLIPS, at 81 worth $3.50, at 81 20 worth
sl75;
| LACE TIDES at very low prices;
LINEN TIDES at 81, sl25, and sl.50, worth
double the money.
| We enumerate but a small portion of the grea
| bargains that We are now Offering.
| LEVY BROTHERS.
| ie23 10l7 and 1919 Main street.
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ar CoMMENCING ON
MONDAY, JUNE 9TH,
WE OYER
MATTJNGs AND oIL-CLoTHs
Ar AND BELOW COST TO CLOSE THIN OUT.


900 LINEN AND MoHAR ULsTE2s, 81 up;
Lsree stock of PARAsOLs, FANS, MiTTs
GLOVES, HOSIERY, BELTS, RIBBONS, &C.
2 500 yards wORsTED DREss-GO0Ds at 1Oc.;
The finest variety Of LACEs, very cheap
HAMBURG. NAINsOoK, and SWISS EMBROI'
DERIEs;
BLACK GRENADINES at I2Xc., original value
5Oe.;
Headquarters for the GENUINE LINEN DE
DACCA;
MUsLINs, CHECKED MUSLIN;
VICTORIA AID LINEN LAWNS, PIQUEs, &C. A;
ALL.wooL COLoRED BUNTfNGs reduced from
csc. TO 1899.
DRESS GOODS MARKED DOWN
TO SELL. THEM OUT.
Full assortment Of UNLAUYDRIED SHIRTS,
COLLARS, and CUFFS:
LADIES' GENTLEMEN's, aud CHuDaEN'S
GAUZE VESTS;
$50 dozen LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs from sc.
up. Special attention Is invited to this lot, as
they are offered at less than manufacturers
cost.
Fine lice Of TABLE-LINENs, NAPKINS, TOW.
ELS, LINEN AND COTTON sHEE1INGs
cheaper than ever;
500 HOoPsKIRTs, latest styles, lust received;
FIGURED LINED LAWNS at 1870. worth resu-
larry 20c.
Preitiest 5, 81, and 1916. LAWNS IN the city;
Numerous other good bargains at
THALHIMER BROTHERS.,
sol Broad, corner Fifth street.
10 15-casu&W
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A small party Of Virginia Readiusters are
In the city. They came here to see the Pre-
sldent. ana were greatly disappointed to
lind that he was absent. The state OF their
finances will not permit visit to Long
Branch. They are OF all coiors, and solid
on one point: that the President should not
confne bis favors to the straighout Repub.
hcans. Collector Brady, OF Petersburg.
heads the delegation. The visitors called on
General Raum, 10 the Treasury building,
yesterday, but that official was too busy TO
give them any advice Washington Post,
path.
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DIG CUT-COWN IN PRICES.

DIG CUI-CONN IN fhlCEc.
The constanty-incrcasing popularity Of our
tabi.hment gives us encOurdgemt mt 10 onrr series
of bargains 10 our patrons never before equalled.
Ladies who are preparing for he season AZ the
various summer resorts Will do well 10 examine our
stock before leaving town.
Our GOODS ARE ALL FRESH and Of the choicest
quality. and IN OF red al prices far below
LACES. LACEs!
The LACE COUNTER has been hesieeed during
the past few day, and with the additions OF new
invoice will be more attractive than We carry
all makes Of LACES In CREAM-WHllE and
BLACK. ,,
ANY statement of The meri of our GLOVE DE-
PARTNER 1 would he qulle superfnous. The as
sortmeut OF Isle and SILK GLOVES, MllI>,
and KIDS l. unsurpassed. Job-Ots of Isle
THREAD GLOVES with lace tops al IA. I 9, and
GLOVES from l2c. up. orr FABRICk KID Of
9Oc., in all shades, pair warranted, are actu-
ally worth 1928 elsen here.
' CoRSETS! CORSETS!
We carry all the popular makes of CoRSETs,
ranging in price 25. 35, 40, so. 65. 10, ssc, 81,
sIl5, and s1.22. Our Doc. CORSET Is excellent
1uipg aud must he seen 10 be appreciated.
PARAsOLs AND UMBRELLAS.
Determined not 10 carry any OF these over @ next
season, owRg TO The change IN stye: we have marx
ed all Of our PARASOLS AMI SUN-UNBRELLAc
down at nominally hall their value.
JEWELRY DEPARTMENT..
The most pleasing novelties IN JEWELRY VIII
RY We carry an immense assortment, including
every desirable Style Our JET GOODS are ysIy
choice, and the variety Of style presented By as sur
passes any house In the city.
TIES AND COLLARS All the newest styles IN
these goods produced. Neat TIES low as DC. La
DIES LINEN COLLARS as low as and &c.
HO0P.SKIk1S, IN the new shapes. marked way
down. WOLFORD & sHlLBERS.
We close promptly at 7. -sATU RDAY
NIGHTS at O'Clock. je23-eod2w
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LYNCBBuRG ITEMS.
The Real BOurbous.

Some Republicans outside of Virginia
don't seem to know certain fact with which
virginia Republicans are very well &C.
quainted-namely. that Malone In speech
before one Of the first reputation meetings
held at Richmond told bis hearers that a
part OF the State debt should not be recog.
nized because 1t was held by Yankee bond.
holders. Everybody who has taken the
trouble to inform themselves about the facts
knows that the difference in Virginia is not
about West Yirginia's share OF the debt,
but about the reconstruction debt. The
real Bourbons arc the Malone people, who
want to repudiate that. Philadelphia North
american (Repubticdn).
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The ,iilcIal use Oh the Altorney.G General but
almost entirely devoted TO psivsie. purposes
ana pleasure,gis paid for out Of the contin.
gent fund. and the cost last year, exclusive
OF the keep Of the horse and The coachmaD'ss
salary, which Is the very generous sum OF
go per month, was $500 or over. Repairs
Of harness are put down at $i60 and repairs
Of carriage at s176. OF course 1t Is finpos.
sibIe that these two items could have cost
any such amount.