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The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-26
The Sccreiiyc Turkey.

The habits of the domeSticatcd turkey
are so allied To those of his wild original
congener, and are generally so well
known in the districts where this superb
table fowl is raised for market, that we
need not particularize about his natural
characteristics. What is an absolute
need for the successful cultivation of
turkeys 10 any extent upon the place is
a proper locality, ample oom for their
range and 4 little daily care. 1t is not
n difficult thing to do, and turkey
raising is always remuneratire if the
birds are sufficiently cared for from the
outset.
The turkey is of n restless. migratory
habit, and loves I o wander about during
daylight necessarily. They are good
fora .ers if they have pasture and wood
land TO rove in without stint in the
daytime. and at night they are content
with n roosting- place in the trees. on
h~ighfences, or elsewhere out of doors,
in any kind of weather. Thus there is
10 expense or trouble necessary for pro-
viding them with housing or shelter
particularly. They are hardy. love the
Tree, open air. are not pestcred with
vermin generally, and after they ''shoOt
the red" they come forward rapidly.
grow thrifty and fatten readily in due
season. But they are a secretive rs
well as n wandering BIRD. They love
To roam away, out of sight, into the
woods and trush. and the hens will
steal their nests whenever they have
opportunity in preference 20 depositing
their egg within reach of their owners
in the best arranged poultry house in
the world. To a certain extent then it
is requisite that hen turkeys lie INDUCED
in Their natural disposition TO elude
observation; and if Their nests in spring.
time he located amonr the shrubbery
or in the woods away from the farm
houses in retirement, their egrs will
hatch all the better. and the turkeys
themselves viii lie much better con-
ten ell than if restricted to narrow
limits and watched too closely in the
laying season. Indeed. the attempt to
raise turkeys in confinement: can not be
successful. They mast have roaming
space (the more tie be.tcr) 10 thrive
wcll.-dher.cGn Poultry Yard.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-26
Ills Suspi-iorS We're Confirmed.

\ mild-mannered. athletic-lookin.
young man stepped up TO a stranger "a;
the corner of Milk and Deyonshire
streets yesterday anil pulled . twenty-
dollar bill out o. his We. po .ket. "i sus-
pcct.' said lie, contidentially. that that
is a counter. cit Can you tell me if it
is?"
The stranger Looked the bill over and
handed it back. saving that he couidn {
tell himself whether il was bad or not,
but ii the mild hammered. athletic
looking Young man wou.d stop over u
the s~uo-rrcasury in the pcst-oiice he
could rc.y readily lind eut, he was
sure.
The Young man crossed over and pre-
scntei the bill ID the clerS i'eaini The
bars. He suspected the twenty was
bal. re said. The clerk tur1ei it over
and held il up TO the light Then be
went ove 10 4 corner of til, inc.o IT C
and bruugh: a big heavy stump down
or tie bill. When he handed j: lack
II the mild-nannered young man the
word ..couutcd-it' was cut across 10 n
large letters.
.-Nhy. you poor thing" said the
Young man. YOU have spoiled il. What
are yoa going to give me in pace OF IT.
/ can't pass that thing now"
LUCKY thin. for you." sad the
clerk. calmly; "you wen I hare achancc
to Try. Iddn't spoil it. il never vas
good" And the clerk went about his
WORK.
This sngcred the athletic young man.
He almost fro,hed q, the mouth. ..Iuu
red headed. wiiiie-lfvered. bia.k-hcaHt-
eli son OF = gum he CRED ''corne out
of your pen there and I'll wallop tie
Ike out o. you-"s
The clerk didu't come out of his pen,
and the athletic young man had simply
TO so away cursing.-Bol os GtoA.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-26
Ma cur.ux-xr. I.ass. Wy asaf y.

Ma CuH.ux-yr. snks. wsy asat -
sc ia, Hipporoisa.Gs A1s "tS
stead Il ID. Fnzssrs
Ma Jf~Ks-Esc2.ss ctr ~Sua'SH~
.o- -. Frazer. -,
,,- 10y o., the Frs-r cssts IA nsArsF -
r,v~h a trn t..r. 90 TIE n~iu21P1'aAss
wbns ~, sell the n e. TIE Sznsr poe ~,
Ma Jusk.-Bsi ore - a the
Last a, I,ng ~. threc tors Il tie csa~
Ne CHEaTrx-Tha's ssst 10y s
ma p,o6, hat thsy hare - buy 'hF~r
-. 81 /, wh~n ,seT ~oula only have y
Luy IN. Of the FraEsr Grease
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-26

No Effort has ever t-ea made to adser-
ito Lydia l. Finkhsa's Vegetable Cotu-
pound GA sal. oGr oNu America yet ire
q1eut ais from other parts OF The world
snow that gooi news Viii sprcaL fscE'
ages Of this nrediciDs hGve osoa bean scat
from Lynn, Mas, - Ctlua-
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-26

"Rnuga on COrnS." iSc. AsEforft Com
pIcte Cure,har! or so.t corns, warts, bunions
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-26

IT Is the successful tTap-ss perform"
who generally reaches tGs eiiiae as
IcruS .SiIiAgS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-26

-Twoho uacs ownSi BY Ssv fosk
widow neoi~i painting. a sniiot ct
The sxSao~'. h.nd wss = painter. Sc
u-rurn.-~a To marry him aad sng-.~.~i
iha, BE- attend - the bou-cs he SHa<ei
paint and gate The k0ssos i~o 81 ihrv~
prw coats Then the ssass r.sns~i 10
marry him he .s~d her foT taEc-
rhnusani dollsr-. compensation for
iac.fa,ei heart disappointment ~ais'
Lad. and .'olbos grvas " D. S@A
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-26

L,Tg /. shor:-only four ~ls',ers IN y
Thr---.a.rtsr - L. J. = "lrs' AMI a ealf
Of IL l. au '.!i" Fui hts - ale ~ SSa
~ouII a, '.llrf"-CAioGtp Tr45aHe-
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-26

Suovlp n mustard plaster b. ciassod
among drawing L3ter.G!s!-Oh Gay O"'
rex.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-26

-Baltsmore shipped ~siAiy.ipaT iho''-
sanI barrels q o~ys;ers 20 kur"l'F 1Ass
year. III. foreign demand Jog AEasTs-
can hivalyr~ il Constantly ineFvxs'a
Ba!rnsore Saz-
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-26

EVERYONE wanting employment should
read al. Of Mennonite Pub. c.. iathis paper
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-26

THs rirI With tsn=s generally makes :
oo..s ia .hc World east a. ann0Fs n
good u.ny - LOOK upoa her.-f0AAeF'
GG-c.tc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-26
Golden. Liquid Beef ronIe

Cures chlls, fever. Ag1s and weakness
C~ol!oa's, 10 other, Of D~ragsistA
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-26

No soil can be exhausted il a prop.
y rotation Of crops is Observed
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-26

a JrsTict's pan:aloons can hardly b
breaches " lie pcacs.-DVst0H Bug
T.Fss
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-26

The Chautau.u Literary Society
has enrolled yer Ga.00D names 5 &c il
organization IN l67S-N. 4. Max
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-26

"BuchU-paiba." Quick. complete cure, all
annoying Kidney nud Urinary Diseases, -.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-26

"Rough on Coughs. nc. IL Ibrucgist& Com
plctc cure Coughs. H~o&r~,ness. sore Throat
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-26

FALSE hair docs no. antedatc false
pride.-Pr.i=ei's Ucektg.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-26

THE question ~ the honr-WhG' t!ne %
dny il It.-EpstOR Courier.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-26
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sn4 ssfs ss yDsr< ssi = Her ~
Yes esa usrsAy u<A&s 4 -
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81 essas ffsszT Ea6Fs sk1
No. - Yoa oa~sre
TO Noae sxsazne snsvs42
.zH~as sssa IVA -uae 81
aaose.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-26

skinny Lion. "Wclls'iicalth Remover" r.
stores health and vigor, cures Dy spePsiR,>i.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-26
TIE GENERAL MARKETS.

BEWARE of the iDcipient stages OF Coz
SUMPTION. Take Piso's Cure In time.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-26

TIE boat builder IL APT - have his do
.iyus hwagtel--loHtsrs gI-eiic-
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-26

ANOTHER Swar's Worm Syrup" for few
eris nnrss, worm. .c0nst. patton, tas,clcSS. @'c
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-26

THE heated spsll-i-e- a-t-e-d.-Drdke's
TrdreierS, Magazine.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-26

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rr~& sS<x< e~aA&4f $3.50
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ysss fe@ es $50 sn<sA - ssNr~
ssy~~ - s.sfss 80 sssSep~
sz< frNz sas enrF - -
snsss ~ s&3 scz~nxh e~4
49,
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- 1tz~sss~H E1S teesr&eHA
szsN e. a@sa saEa t1s s~as< ~
ff zee are sek sssa fAss ~
nxza >~sssaanswa ye4 "a k&a
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liz Fc-s sr~ = f~s~ae~ssxs - . s~s
"a psasuzsEe 4a<9sx& tssyA &z&
=4xzs sxesGs4 f&r @<nes3N "a as ss<z
-sAaTta krste@@ N4~Sax sE
-s2Ssks1t kesxFs ~ 10 $50 ~ tt3F
~ yuu haze raaxh feasrsf e a
ks4 fressA naT fss&ses ss
skzo rNA heaasA fko s@~es e<~
-. " - kAxz - -
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-26

EvEnYoxE wanting employ ment should
read aI.of Mennonite Pub. G.. iathis paper.
AJUsTiCg's pan:aioons can hardly %
called breaches " lie pcacs.-DVst0a Dug
ie.ia.
'ilough on Coughs. iJc-. IL urucgistA COM
plctc cure Coughs. HoGr~.noss. sore Throat
TIE boat builder H. apt - have hIs do
siyus thwagteL- lOHtsFs SI-sttc-
skinny Lion. "Wclls'iicalth Remover" r.
stores health and vigor, cures Dy spepsiR,>i.
THE question 81 the honr-WhGt time %
day Is It:-BpstOF Courier.
"Buchu-paiba." Quick complete cure, all
annoying Kidney nnh Urinary Diseases, -.
FALSE hair docs no. antedato faisc
pride.-Pr.i=ei's Ucektg.
"No,her Swans Worm Syrup" for fev-
erisnncss, worm. ,cJnst. patton, tis'rlcss. &c
THE heated ~spell-I-e- a-t-e-d.-DTdke's
TrdrsierS, Magazine.
BEWARE of the ~iDcipient stages OF Con
sumption. Take fiso's Cure IL time.
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IT is generally conceded that Mr.. Ran
kin viii be unanimously nominated at
the next democratic congressional con
vention for this district. Two years ago
The Pilot in urging the nomination Of
BIr. Ranain, before lie had consented 10
be q candidate, gave as a reason that he
could do more for the district than any
Other man within its borders. His record
IN congress has borne out the truth Of
this statement. There is not a county
that has not profted by his faithful at
tention to his duties and especially to
the interests Of his own district. While
he has been faithful rs q public servant,
he has given personal attention to mat
tiers entrusted to him by Individuals,
outside Of his official duties and he has
his reward in q degree of popularity
which must be an agreeable surprise to
himself. Joe" has one peculiarity.-
He is in the habit Of abusing a man who
attempts to thank him for favor
conferred. The business IS closed
with the performance Of the friendly act.
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II does not matter what announcement
Tammauy may make Of its purpose in
the coming election. It's influence and
its votes viii be cast against the demo
cratic party. 1t is al organization which
has always brought discord into he dem
ocratic patty and rendered valuable as
sistance to republicans. There Was
tine when il was content to dictate to
the party in New York. Lately It's AFRO.
gance has extended to national matters,
and ever since 1876 it has sought 70 be
greater than the national democrats
party. Kelley tried to defeat Iildenis
nomination, and SO bitter was his oppo-
sition that il no doubt was active on cleo
ton day. When he could not secure the
defeat OF Robinson in the democratic
convention, he ran for governor on the
stump and thus secured the election OF
Cornell, machine politician. Through
ont the administration of Cornell, Kelley
was lieutenant, always hacking the gov.
ernOr whom help was needed. Cleveland
was Iammany's candidate for governor
Of New York. But he refused to be its
tool, and they sought to bring about his
defeat. It is not democratic organiza-
ton. Tt is an association Of bosses, or
gained for The purpose Of plumber ana
always securing it through republican
alliance. It is an organization which
should never have been allowed q seat
in a democratic convention. The demo
cratic party know this but always an
| wisely sought 10 concihate the political
brigauds and invariably met their oppo-
sition because everything was not yield
ed. It IS not now too late 10 kick Tam.
many out. no promise is binding upon
them. They DO not shrink from politi-
cal perjury and are by profession politi-
cal huckaters. For the sake Of purity
and decenoy let them remain outside tie
party they have dishonored by claiming
membership in if.
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CONSIDERABLE CONSERVATION was caus-
ed in New York on Sunday afternoon by
an earthquake which visited that section.
Tt extended south as far as Washington,
and shocks were Eelt III New York, Ros-
ton, Philadelphia and several smaller
cities. The vibrations were sufficient to
cause church bells to ring, to throw Veo-
pie from their chairs and 10 break crock
cry ana glass ware. Building swayed
and the plaster i'll many cases dropped
from The ceiling. There was q rush for
tho streets, many being under She i'm
preston that al explosion had taken
place. The greatest alarm prevailed and
people fell on the street praying, being
filed with the fear that the world had
reached its end. The shock lasted ten
seconds and fortunately was not followed
by a second as this is always the destruc-
tive one.
No lives were lost and the loss Of prop.
erty is very light. Many timid persons
received such nervous shock that it
viii take time for them 10 recover.
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First publication August Ia 1SSl0 No 81
COUNTY COT RT-MANrrowoC Co In Probate
\, Ia the matter OF the estate OF Friedrich
Wilhelm Oestrich, deceased.
Notice s hereby given that ut general term OF
said county court to be held in and Tor said coun-
~ al the office of the county judge in the city OF
ManitOwoC, in said county, commencing nj 10
O'Clock Il. NJ. Ui the tn day Of October. 1884
The al. iCatjOn Of August OCstreich for iudg-
mcut Of this court determining the descent of an
undivided one half interest in and 10 the follow
uE described real estate situated in the county Of
Manitowoc and state OF Wisconsin. to-wit: The
west half ot the southeast quarter and piece,
parcel. ur lot OF land bounded Is follows tO-wit:
Commencing at point in the northwest corner
OF the east uii OF said southeast quarter running
thence cast thirty-three ana 67-lOU rods thence
south one hundred and sixty rods thence west
thirty and GI-iGi rods thence north one hun
bred and sixty rods TO be place OF beginning. ali
III section No. thirty-three. township twenty
north of range tWcnty-iOuE. east. in The county OF
NanltoVoc, state OF Wisconsin aforesaid.
VI hereof Friedrich Wilhelm Ocstrcb. late OF
the town oif"o Rivers in said county. deceased
tlstafg, died seized and gdiUG-irg that August
UestEch is the only heir at law Of said deceased
and entitled 80 all the right tflC and interest of
said deceased in and 10 said real estate subject to
the dover interest OF Caroline OCStreich. the
widow Of said deceased therein.
Dated his It'll day o. August, lSSi.
by the court,
Il. D. SMART, County Judge.
Seui4iil y hIrWan, Attorneys. scptll
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TEE public acts OF a candidate for
Office are public property and fit sub
iect Tor public comment. It is no mud
singing to lay bare any facts Of this
character which show unftness for pub
lie trust. But there are no more Of the
virf71ous Insanhs The otianai,t 70 10
smirch Cleveland for his ENHANCEMENT
with a woman has directed attention to
Blaina's record in this matter and like
that Of most men it was found vulnerable.
When the prolane man was relating an
incident to q Clergyman, copiousIy inter
Iarding his narration with oaths, the
clergyman interrupted him with par
don me. Let's assume that every one
and everything is damned and go on
with the story" Most men have fallen
from grace. This may be assumed with
ont MUCH fear of doing injustice to the
man thus credited with weakness of the
flesh. Forbearauce will meet with full
compensation in kindred return.
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THE n. Y. Tribune pFeteuds to talk ia
the interests Of the laboring man. 1t IS
owned and controlled by Gould, man
who would coin every drop Of blood in
the veins OF Iaborers into hard money.
It is paper denounced by every trades
union in the nation. 1t is everywhere
recognized as the chief organ of monop
aiists. IL has always taken the side Of
railroads against the people, and is aris,
tocratic in all its tendencies and utter
eNceS.
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FOR SALE.

One Of the largest farms in Manitowoc
county, known rs the Neshoto farm, is
now offered for sale with ali growing
crops thereon, in quantities of 40 acre
lots and upwards to suit purchasers.-
The property viii be sold on long time
and easy terms. Described as follows:
NE X NV "! Sc and SW4, sec
ion %, town 90, range q, comprising
$50 acres. The above property will be
sold with or without personal property.
Apply to GEORGE COOPER,
Manitowoc, Wis.
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TRcN facts wormed ont Of the crew
which rescued the Greeley party, 1t is
quite certain that the survivors sustained
life by feeding upon the flesh Of their
dead comrades. There is no need Of
this creating = great sensation. 4 man
vino IS starving and who can eat human
flesh, Is perfectly justified in doing SO if
It can be procured without injury to tho
Hvl4s. 1Ien become 'orazsd by starva,
ton and the kn0wledgs that the Grealy
party were reduced to this fearful ez-
yamitv should increase sympathy for
q. aas terrible z,--eCllss.
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X. u. SMART, County Judge.
SchmitZ y kjrwan, Attorneys. ,ypt4

GLirst publication August 3, 1SS4J No. so
II PROBATE MANuowoC COUNTY CogRF.
in the matter of the estate Of Joachim Boldt,
deceased.
On reading and fling the petition of Ernst
HcckcT, administrator OF the estate OF said de
ceased Tor ihc adjustment and allowance of his
admin stra.ion account (and the assignment Of
IaC residue G. said estate to such other persons
as are by law cEEltledt TO the sameJ
y l- ordered, thar said account he examined,
adjusted and allowed at u special tcrH of said
court 10 be heid at the Office Of the county judge
M the city OF ManitowOv, in said county, on Tues
day- ihC lGth DAY Of September. A. d., 1881
II Is further ordered, mat upon the adjustment
ana allowance OF such account by this court Or
Aforesaid, the residue of said estate be, by the
further order and Judgment OF this court assign
ed TO such persons Us are by law entitled 10 the
same
i Is further ordered, that notice Of The time and
place OF the examination and allowance of suCh
atcoSut, and Of the ASST gumcut OF the residue of
said estate, be given 10 all persons Interested. by
publication Of this order for three successive
weeks, before said day, in the Mauitowoc Pilot
q. week y newspaper printed and published Mt thc
citE OF Mau!t0wOc and state OF Wisconsin.
Dated August 18th. :. H.. 1851.
By the Court.
Il j. SMART, Countr Jua-e.
SchmilZ AZ kirWau, Attorneys. scpfI
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HAl.1ER's WEzEl4 u1kindIy repro
duces editorial APPROPRIATIONS Of Hend-
--eks from tie columns OF the \. Y.
Tribune ia 1872 while under its present
editorial management. But Gould diu
not o#l She paper at that time and Raid
haa not married fortune. These things
make O vide difference.
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Tx Wall street bank of New York
was forced 70 suspend because Of the
uecuiatous Of its cashier. He managed
ID gel away with $780, 00 His friends
claim the money was loaned on poor col
-ataralz ana th5t the fellow is not dis
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g franchise tilt shows the peculiar
e.assesoros lie English constitution ard
the laaal.1ca Is tae hau-aos lords. The
batter body is practically an ornamental
oaa having no power when it opposes a
bill whose passage Tie house Of commons
Is determined vgoa. The lords rejected
the franchise biz. 1t was sent to them
s second time, ana second time rejected.
The custom has been il such cases to
create a sufficient number Of peers favor
able to the measure TO carry ii through
the lords. a threat of TINS usually was
.a- &.. 50 ttaa present Instance
giaaatoaa proposes 80 sc 10 the root 81
sae matter ana abolish the upper house.
The purpose VIII make It's execution nm
eu,a Ill. u. 4o,... ra. 4esa,
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II seems pretty certain that the cholera
now raging IA Europe viii reach this
country, at least It never before failed TO
a--a-~ 81 A-e1Se- when it hal grown
epidemic in tue old world. It's fatality
can be greatly lgssea-d and indeed its
visitation prevented, by attention to
cleanliness. Where It now RACES It is fed
bg GLtl.
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Ferdinand Rank. els 50 NV - 20 p 10
TOWN Two RIyERS-yIELAGE OF .SESGuTO.
VIM. Oestreich, lois I and ,, blk So
Gustave Mueller. LOT 1. block SO
Unknown. ali the following described piece
Of land being part Of the east : Sc X Sec. -.
Town -, Range "A, beginning at point
where the south line of the SO-caied Water
Street intersCcts the north line of the So
called Main Street, thence north-westcTly on
the south line in said south Water Street,
distance % feet. to the east side of the store
formerly owned ny Maria q. King, thence
southerly along said east side OF the said
store and extending in q straight line To
stake, distance across westerly end 30 fl:
thence castcTly from said stake in q straight
line along the side OF the lands formerly
owned by Maria .. King on the south side
Of the north line OF the su-cHloi Main Str.
and thence along on the north line of suii
Main Street in q Stra ighJ line 70 the place of
beginning, the whole length of southerly
side being 1851 feet, the land above describ-
cd in 4 straight form ana containing 2526
square feet. Is :
Louisa Schmidt lots No. and II - p 81
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TAX NOTICE.

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE MANITow0CC COUNTY
WISCONSIN,. MANITOwoC. CG. 9TH, 1881.
All persons interested are hereby notified that
the following tracts and parcels OF land, CITY
and village lots lying ana being situated in the
county If danltowGc and state of Wisconsin,
were sold for the taxes due and unpaid thereon
for the year 1851. on the third Tuesday, being
the 10Th day OF May, 1SS!. Now, therefore, I'M
less the amounts of taxes, interest and cOsTs set
opposite she several tracts and parcels OF land
city aEd village lots. shall be paid on or before
the 18th day Of May, 1855, the same viii be
transferred to the buyer or his or her assigns
according TO the statutes in such case made and
provided. H. c. BUHSE, County Clerk.
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TEACHER WANTED.

4 male teacher is wanted to teach the
school ia District No. Town of Coopers-
town. He must lave standing 0. over
G5 per cent, and q accommodation from
the clerk Of the school where he last
taught, Fair wages viii be paid. Term
OF school eight months, . IN winter, in
summer.
DANIEL NooNAH, School Clerk,
Go0peTstown, Z. O., Wis
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1884-08-14
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TOWN or GIBSON.
Frederick Daiiwig. as described in
Vol. - OF Deeds on page 200, to-
wit. Beginning ut a birch tree on
the quarter line on the north side
OF the nwi Of the Sw i of Sec. II,
Town n, Range p, eight chains
ana three links west from the ne
corner Of said NV sWlf, thence
east S chains and links on the
quarter line 10 the ne corner of
said land, from thence s0utherly
on the east line of said NV OF sw
Il / chain and 50 links, from thence
westerly on 3 parallel line with
said quarter line chains and ~
links 10 center of said birch tree
on the quarter line, the place of
beginning, an in said section.
CITY OF TWO RIVERS.