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FIGHTING FOR PARLIAMENTARY So.
PRENACv

Berlin, Oct. a9.--rhu general cleo
ton for the new prussian Parl,smsut
will bs held To-day. the Tories arc
makins groat Efforts 70 increase ,neir
strength 25 seats, IN ornrc 20 secato an
absolute majority over ,ll other par.
ties. Should they succeed the svv-
ernmet VIII ne absniu,c master ~ the
situation, and will use the viutDfv to
carry tho TAX refurm lava 70 iha ad-
vantage of tho public pnrse, snich
were rejected last stsslop.
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rsa4 oermany.
THE SPANISH MTNIsrER's MoJlv IN.

BERLIN, os., ~ The North !, n
Gazette. conmentlns on tho Q (, ~
questions, hints that ~ iii, ,as,ic
dealings OF Senpr Aldua, n, sunnish
minister OF foreign affs.s. fespecsing
the dispute, are Of q. NJ fni charac.
ar. 'trs <. sa
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WARRINGTON, Oct. eo.-'rhe prosi-
dent to-day appointed Frederick II.
winston, Of Illinois, to b. minister
vcsident and conSvi general 10 Persia
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Fisga Mt uslf-Ma.t m va,h,nston

WAsHINdroN, Oos. 29.--Tbe presi-
dent hes ordered that the fisgs upon
all tho huild'ngs OF the executive de-
psftments be placed at halfmaet until
aitor tbs funeral OF General McClel-
Inn
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bEELlN, OCT. % Tue ulpeiinn a. day
ior delegates 10 choGse ,hatRbst> tho
rfussie Dles Went Strongly Ia fss 1 81
ahs New herman Libsrel party, 1000
lives. 40 National L,eersls AID ia rc-
msindsr Nav German liberals.
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England.
READY FOR TIE coNrERHNcs--rnr

READY FOR TIE coNTERENCK--THE
sERvlAJ MINIsrER's VIEWS.
LONDON, Oct. 29.-Frsnce and Eng
land have notified the porte of their
rcadiness to take part in the Balkan
conference. The Servian h minister
ssys the Bulgarian ooupe d'etat has
not created CONSERVATION, but hss
merely intensified the long existing
tension betvsun Servia and Bulgaris,
Even without the coup d'etAt he bs.
iisves the Bulgarisp snd Ssrvian
armies would now have bnop opposing
each other.
PROGRESS or THI ARMSTRONG CAsY,
LONDON, Oct. 29.-Mr. Stead, editor
OF The Pail Mall Gazette, resumed his
address In tha Armstrong abduction
case at once, after tho opening OF tho
court to-day. On It's conclusion, Mrs.
Rebecca jarrett, Que of the prisoners,
nesan her testimony on behalf of tho
defense, and had not finished when
the court adjourned.
a DARING BERy--PoLIcEMAN FA-
TALLY snor.
CARLlsLE, Oct, 20.-ODe ef the most
dariug robbsrles on record occurred
last night in this vicinity. Netherly
usll, tho residence of Sir Frederick
Uirlch. Graham, was robbed OF most ol
,in vslsables by gang OF burg.
lars. One 0f the Hervante
being awakened, hastened to the
| nearest police ststion to secure help.
When returning with tho police the
gang OF burglars were mot hastening
away with their plunder. The robbers
drew Iey0lyers and opened fire on the
police, wounding three OF them, two
fatslly. In the confusion that ensued
tho burglars made their escape. Every
effort is being made to capture them.
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EvAxsvrLLn, lnd, OF. D.--A neo'
sars from nookpers says ths syuao1c1
have ordered ths pebble schools eleoc0
On ~ sccsnn. |: g: @ q sss e s!sss.n.Ilss - spss9d g
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Tho ChoetAw Nation w.. tho United
Stnfcf.

WASHINGTON, Dot. 20. Tho court Of
olsins to-day concluded tho hearing Of
tho case Of tho Choctaw Nation against
tho Unitod States, and adjourned until
Monday. ..... Hf
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AN EDITOR JAILED.

AN EDITOR JAILED.
Cry OF MHxIco, (via Galvestonl
Oct, 29,-The editor Of humorous pas
per has been sent 10 pris for libel.
lag officers OF The govern ment.
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sey, who viii Join tho universal
mourning for the ,oss OF pure aud
npriaht citizen, and the great soldier.
wish m st earnestly to take such
proper clio 81 action as will do honor
10 his memory. have directed Adin-
tsnt-GenerAl willism s, Stryker to as.
certain Your wishes, 40 that tha action
OF the execIt ve may bs in full sympa-
Inv WITH your feelings. / have The
honor to be very respectfully yours.
WlEnN a AnRn1,rn u i
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Turkey.
aaEEx RErUorss oAprUprp.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, OF. 20.-Tnirty
Greek refugees, wno escaped from
Bulgaria in an open boat, nave been
arrested at The antr,sslv 10 thu Bos-
phorus. They say they md fitd from
Bulgariau cruelty, AID 70 Avoiu CON-
pulsory earoiimeit In the bulgarian
army.
THE WAR FEVER AWAITING.
PHILLIPOPoLIs, Oct. 20.--rhe war
fever has sbateu considerably during
the past few daya. Tho schools nave
been oponet, aud affairs arc assuming
normsl Aspeo,.
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ireland.
JOINED rifE LRAecE-A ruNp ron
nuvnNsn. 81.


JOINED THE LRAeuE-A ruNp ron
DKrDNsn. VITA I.,.lf.
CoRK, Oct. 0.-Ths Cork Operatives
Tsilcrs society, consiAting fp2 nom.
bore, has Joined the 1rish National
league. n,i
Tenants on estate Of Lord Icsmonf
have resolved 70 deposlt their rents ~
bank to form . fund for their own dss
fcnes. ~ ft 'n
xArfonALrsr NoufNsrs. !.
DUBLIN, Oct. 0s-Tha hstionAlIete'
convention 81 Sligo yestefdsy.. n0nl.
mated MessFa osxton enc Macdonald
| for members Of Parliament
| uoxon onAv's nenoar-psrhAs o.
I m mo1l1oQnnoos 1
rezlA, O. - eIu!el.e isen n
- - $ ;ss'':;;S : -, S ~ ~
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EXCITEMENT UNDATED.
THAT REMARKABLE EXPERIENCE OF
RoCHEaTRR PHYsICIAN FULLY
AUTHENTICATED.
Cleveland, o., Herald,

Geeueland, o., Herald.
Yesterday and the day before we cop
led into our columns from the Rochester,
n. Y, Democrat and Chronicle. a re-
markable statement, made by ]. B. Hen
ion. Nj. D., a gentleman who is well
known in this city. In that article DR..
Henion recounted . wonderful exper-
fence which befell him, aud the next day
We published from the same paper sec
ond article, giving an account of the
Excitement in Rochester" caused by
DR.. Hsnion's statement. It is doubtful
il any two articles were ever published
which caused greater commotion both
among professional people and ,aymen
Since the publication Of these two ar
tioles, having been bssieged with letters
OF enquiry, We sent communication to
DIR. Henion and also one to Fl. Ell. War
ner & Co., asking if any additional proof
could be given to US ~ to the validity of
the statements published. In answer
thereto We have received the following
letters, which add interest TO the entire
subject and verify every statement hither-
to made:
ROCHESTER, N. Y.
GENTLEMEN: Your favor is received.
The published statement, over my sigma
ture, to which you refer is true in every
respect, and 1 owe my life and present
health wholly to the power Of Warmers
Safe Cure, which snatched me from the
very brink of the grave. It is not sur
prising that people should question the
statement I made, for my recovery
was ~ great . marvel to myself, a. 10 my
physicians, and friends.
J.B. H.N1oN, NJ. D.
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RECENT CASES CURED.

DR.. Fishblatt, who comes to Manito-
voc, Tuesday February Oath at the Will
liams House has cured Mrs. K,
FEMALE lIsRAsEs CURED.
Mrs. Kent, of Sank county, consulted
DR.. Fishblatt on June lst. 1888, in regard
to disease which had troubled her with
constantly increasing severity for five
years and half. She had been treated
for liver disease, dyspepsia, malaria, and
various other complaints, without sue
Gees for while she suffered from those
disorders there were other and more SER
ious complications, which her medical ad-
visor failed to take into consideration.
Upon careful examination, we found the
disorder to be deep seated nervous and
uterine disease. Her blood was impover-
:shed, circulation feeble and sluggish,
nervous forces torpid, and the whole sys-
tenn gradually breaking down under the
general arrangement. She had pain in
nearly every part Of her body; was ner-
vous, irritable and prostrated. told her
that she was durable, but the progress
must be slow. She said she could only
expect improvement. She was under
our treatment four months, when she was
discharged in good health. II she had
expected cure in week, and grown
impatient, she would have lived and died
a chronic invalid.
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CONSULTDR. FIsHBLATT

WHO COMES TO MANITo voc, TUESDAY FEB
RUARF 24TH AT THE WILLIAMS HOUSE.
READ WHAT MRS. FINLEY SAYS.
BAsRINHEss CURED BY DIR. FIsHBLAIT
Mrs. F., aged 50, had been married
four years, but had borne no children,
though she and her husband both ardent
ly desired offspring. She had suffered
With lsusorrhas, ovarian pains and pain
full periods for several years, as q result
of arrangement of the womb and came to
me for advice in her case. I prescribed
a course Of treatment which not only re
stored the health but removed the cause
of barrenness, and she is now happy
mother. Mrs. S. aged AZ, consulted me
in company with her husband in June,
1881. They had been married FIVE years
and were both apparently healthy, but
bad never been pleased with children.
furnished them treatment and now they
write, baby has commenced to creep.
He IL lovely pne." We receive such Il.
tiers often flom our patrons,
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The testimonials of DR.. FishbIatt from
residents in Wisconsin are sufficient in
themselves to convince those who do not
know his skill AZ physician. The gen
tlemen whose names appear with the tes-
timonials were treated by DR.. Fishblatt
and can be seen personally by any one
wishing to call on them. Their genuine
ness carnot be brought into question.
Many other residents of the State are
ready to add their testimony to those al
ready given. It should be remembered
that the doctor can remain only one day
in Manitowoc. His engagements in 9th
or cities will not permit him to remain
longer.
Ipvalids have found in the doctor
real bsnefactor. He has given them
courage and strength after years of suf-
fering and despair. Where other physi-
clans have failed DR.. Fishblatt has sue
cseded. He does not promise to cure
oil diseases which human flesh is heir to.
If he cannot do you good he will frankly
tell you 80. No consultation fee is asked.
During his last visit here DR.. Fish
blatt's parlors at the Williams House
were crowded. Many came from neigh
boring cities and towns. For chronic
diseases Of every character, and parsicu-
larly for lung diseases, DR.. FishbIatt's
method Of treatment is beneficial. His
dispensary at GAINESVILLE, Wis, il the
Mecca of hundreds OF invalids, and few
have gone in vain.
# ysu are suffering from disease of any
character, call on DR.. Fishblatt on his
arrival in Manitowoc, lay your case be-
fore him, and be assured of sympathy
and aid. DR.. Fishblatt's great success
is simply the result Of years of patient
verssd in everything pertaining to the
human system. He has carefully inves-
tigated the cause of the diseases he so
readily cures. His motto is TO remove
first the cause of the disease. After that
cure is certain.
DR.. Fishblatt's advertisement in an
other column of this paper speaks for
itself, and should be read by every inval-
id. Be OF good cheer all ye who have
suffered long. Hope should last thro'
life, and there may be more than hope
for you in what DR.. Fishblatt has to
offer. Be sure and see him.
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THE COUNTY JUDGSHIP.

While we have given place in our col
umns to the call addressed to Judge
Smart, We subjo;n in this connection the
following editorial from the Chronicle of
this week:
1t is the duty of the democrats of this
county to make wise choice of . candi-
date for the County Judgship and then
to Loyalty support him. This much they
owe 70 their party and to themselves.
Parties are organizations for selecting
candidates, and then electing them, If
possible. This il their main duty and
never should be carelessly performed or
neglected. OF course there are other
ways for candidates to come before the
people than by regular party nomina
ton. but party nomination is the most
practicable and implies the endorsement
of = Candidate by, ut least, portion of
community. A party nomination, if
fairly made, is, in itself, an honor almost
equal to that of an election. There is DO
ottice-however elevated or dignihed-to
which party nomination would be inap-
propriate. Aud the candidate who des
piscs party nomination does SO because
Ne sees lcbS CuAACo Oh SUCCESS lying IL
that direction.
The democrats of this county can
nominate no more suitable candidate for
the County Judgship than 81. 8. Pier
pont of this city, who is widely known
throughout the county, whose education,
experience and natural abilities eminent
ly qualify him for the position, but
whose ideas of political propriety prevent
him from actively urging his claims for
such nomination. h. G.. Turner of
Manitowoc is another man who has
especial qualifications for the Office and
who, if nominated, should be faithfully
supported. G.. Schmidt, A. Pienipg and
J. Barnes also of MaDitowoc, have claims
upon the party and requirements which
would render them acceptable candidates.
We take it for granted that the democrats
Of the county will do their duty-make
creditable nomination for County Judge
and then Loyalty support such candidate.
The convention to make such nomination
should be called az early as possible so
as to allow the nominee to make = thor
ough canvass of the county.
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In order to meet the prices of
Wheat | have concluded to make
prices on goods as follows:
Clothing Of all kinds at cost or
below.
Underwear of all kinds at cost or
below.
Unbleached Cotton, l yard wide,
5, 6, {, and Sc.
Bleached Cotton, 1 yard wide,
sc. and upwards.
Cotton Flannel, sc. and upwards.
Atwood Scarlet Twilled flannel
zoe. and upwards.
All wool Western Flannel, war;
ranted not to shrink SOC.
Ginghams from to 1Oc. pr
yard.
Calicoes from 3 to &c. pr yard.
"a Brocade Dress Goods, &c.
yard.
Blankets SOC. and upwards.
l6t Id, of nearly white sugar for
S1.0O.
IA 10, best granulated sugar for
S1.00.
Slb. of excellent coffee for S. 100.
Is lbs. of dried apples for 81. 90.
. lbs. of finest Japan Tea s1.oo
All other groceries cheap.
Ladies don't forget the celebrated
Henderson shoe as it is the best
for the money in the market. |
think you will call and get sup
piled, call in every lady and get
your goods at the lowest possible
figures at CIIAS. BOOKS.
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SENATOR EDMUNDs has fixed prece-
dent in the counting of the electoral vote
his reputation as q jurist, that all the
vice president eau do is to announce the
vote as reported to him by the tellers.
In 1876 the republicans insisted the vice.
president had the power to canvass the
votes and to determine what certificates
were the proper ones. This was for that
time only as just then it suited their
convenience to have the presiding officer
exercise that arbitrary power.
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some Catholic clergymen OF Massachu-
sets are trying to have q bill passed to
prohibit any saloon from being opened
within prescribed distance from any
church. Such law as this should be
enacted in every state. Even to one who
has net much regard for churches there
seems to be an irrsvefenoe in their prox
unity to saloons, and too often church
services are followed by drunken orgies
at the dram shop. In country places the
church is always attended by the saloon.
1t looks bad. 1t is bad and some means
should be taken to stop it,
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First publication February IL 1885 10. 70
IN PROBATE-MANIT0W 0C COUNTY COURT
l. In the matter of the estate of Bartal C. Elk
son, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Erike
Lonlse Erikson, of Manitowoc city and state of
Wisconsin, representing among other things tina
Bertel e. Erikson. late of said city, the 26th
day of August, A. D., 1888, at the aforesaid CITY,
died interstate, leaving goods, cbatttls and estate
within this state and that the said petitioner is
daughter of said deceased, and praying that ad-
mlnlstration OF said estate he to her the said
Erlke Louise Erikson granted, 1t is ordered that
said petition be heard before this court, Tues
A. M, at my Office in said county.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given to
the heirs OF said deceased and to all persons in
terested, by publishing a copy OF this order for
three successive weeks prior to said day of hearing
IN The Manltowoc Pilot, a weekly newspaper
published at Manitowoc in said county.
Dated at Manitowoc, the 10th day of Feb. A.
D., 1885. X. D. SMART County Judge
Estabrook, Walker & Baensch. ATTORNEYS mrs
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First publication January %. 1881 NoS
I oqNI1 COZ bI-MANITOW0C COUNTY
" In PROBATE.
In the matter of the estate OF ZcIy IoyalIe, de.
Notice is hereby given that It q special term of
sald county court to be Lcld il ana 10: said conn
y, at the Office of the county judge "a he city of
ManItowoc IN said county, Commencing ar IN
o CLOCK 4 NJ. OF i've ian dry OF March 1881
The application OF Mary hebatci 81 tnr a iudo
neht OF inns court Gctcrm ming the cecepi If 10
loilowlng described real estate sifuateo IN ,ha.
county OF Manitowoc and STAT. Of \, isctnsin
lo-Wit: Inc east half If the west hall pf the-
northwest quarter Of section No three IN i'm
township No. twenty (2W, north of range No
twenty three t23) east. wv
heTeofZtr" loNaDe, la.e OF The town of Eos
sutn, III SAID county. dcceas ed intestate ried
SteNeu ana adtucglng that Mary f. ebatchek Mary
00iIhslelh, cecilia rGitaC. Louisa frank and
blahche herman are the only heirs at law If eaid
deceased and entitled tn all the nehI title and
interest OF said i'll ard to aid real estate
Dated this 2sth day Ct January. 1855
BY the court.
Forros+ = p,o r. d. SMART, County Judge.
- 09'"' attorneys. feDl21S
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(First publication February Il. 1895

MAN1TOWOC COUNTY CIRCUIT COJ-RT
wi Joseph Bohman. plaintiff, vs. john VOL
haupt, Magdalena Wohaupt, his wife, ,ohn Fore
man. Mary Foreman. his wife an, Lawrence
Skariboda, defendants. '"ien'o
Take notice that by virtue of a Indictment of
foreclosure and order of sale NJ ade in he above
emitted action on the 2lst dav of June 1878, She
at the court house in the CITY of Manitowoc in
the county OF Mantowoe and State of wisconsin,
on tne lOth gay OF Apri 1885, at 10 O'Clock in the
directed By said judy ment to be sold and therein
described as follow: The south west quarter of
u the norm west quarter OF section No sixteen
llu1 III township No. twenty-one Oh north of
range NO fwenty-three (23) east situated in the
county and state azores aid
Dated February 10th, 1885
NJ. II. MURPHY, Sheriff
r,x. . -, Manitowoc County Wis.
Forrest e. Blesch, ATTORNEYS marIq.26
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COUNTY COURT-MANITowoc CoUNTY-IN
" PROBATE.
In the matter Of the estate of Philip Sickinger,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given that at special term of
said county court to be held in and for aid coun-
ty at the office of the county judge in the city of
Manitowoc, in said county commencing at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, of the Eth day of February, 1886
The application of Jacob Sickinger, for jude,
ment of this court determining the descent al the
following described real estate situated in the
county of Manitowoc and State Of Wisconsin,
towit: The south half OF the southeast quarter
of section No. seventeen, township No eigh-
teen, north Of range No. twenty-three east.
Whereof Philip SickiDger late of the town of Kos
suth in said county deceased intestate died seiz-
ed aud adjudging that Mary Korneli (nee Sick
inger) Jacob Sickinger, Eliza Bolzenthal (pee
Sickinger) Philip Sickingcr, Lena Sickiup,r and
George Sickinger are the only ers at avg of said
deceased and entitled to all the right title and
interest OF sara In and said real estate
sunlect 10 Ine nom .estead and dover interest OF
therein
dated this sth day of January, 1885.
By the colrt,
r. ID. MART, CouLty Judge
Schmitz Kirwan, Attor leys. feb5
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GoRDox's fate i. said to be still une

GoRDoN's fate il said to be still uncer-
tain. In life he did such unlocked for
things that it would not surprise many if
he should rise from the dead, or at least
give the lie to reports. Some think he is
still hanging on to portion OF Khar-
toum Others that he has turned his
lace toward the equator with knight
Grants contempt for danger. Whatever
Gordon's fate he is the Cid Compeador
Of English history. He should have
lived when bearing arms was the only
employment of the noble. He would
have ranked with the best of them in
cAivalric spirit.
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First publication Janua,v 90 1857 n

(First publication Janua. " 90, 1852 No 5
CTATE OF WISCONSIN,-CoUN COURT FOR
- MANITowoc COUNTY. In Probate.
In the matter of the estate of Michael McCourt
deceased.
To all whom 1t may concern: Letters of admin
lstration with will annexed on said estate having
been issued to Ellen McCourt and Michael Nc
Court on the 9th day of January. A. D., 1885, and
six months from and after said day being allowed
and limited for creditors to present their claims
for examination and allowance. notice is hereby
given that said court will at regular terms thereof
10 be held on the first Tuesdays of March and
June \. D.. 1885, and at a special term thereof to
be held on Tuesday, August II, A. D.. 1885, at the
probate Office in the city of Manitowoc in said
county, receive. examine and adjust all claims
ana demands of all persons against said deceased
Dated January, oath, 1885.
BY the court
X. D. SMART, County Judge
SchmlZ q hirwan, Attorneys, febl9-26
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"CHINEsH" GORDON who was lately
slaughtered at Khartoum was An able
though a very peculiar man. His whole
life was spent in the army and most Of it
in active service. Ho was brave almost
to rashness and singularly successful be
cause he bent all his energies to the work
personal beauty. though he never mar
ried and was almost fanatically religious.
The greater part of his life was spent in
Africa, Asia and around the Crimea.
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LOOK OFT FOR YOUR HEADi

No matter what parts it may finally
Affect, casarrh always starts in the head,
and belongs to the head. There is no
mystery about the origin OF this direful
disease. It heeins in q neglected cold.
One OF the kind that is ''sure to be bet
ter in few days." Thousands of vic
Tins know how it is by sad experience
Ely's Cream Balm cures colds in the
head and catarrh in all its stages. Price
30 cent?,
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First publication January 90, 1857 No.

(tIrst publication January 90, 1857 No. 4
STATE OF WISCONSIN ;-CouNrY CoURT FOR
~ MANITowoc COUNTY. In Probate
deceased. ''
10 all whom 1t may concern: Letters testamen
IGry on said estate having been issued to Henry
MnIhoIiahd, Jr, on the oath day Of January. A. d.
ing allowed and limited for creditors to present
thtlr claims for examination and allowance n office
II hcreoy gwen that said court will at regular
terms thereof to be held on the first Tuesdays of
March and June, A. D., 1885, and at a special
term thereof to be held on Tuesday, August 4
a. D. 1889 at the probate ONCE in the city of Man
1t0woc, in said county receive examine and adiu 4
all claims and demands OF all persons agaiIs
said deceased
Dated January 24th, 1885
BY the court,
r. ID. SMART, County Judge
SchmitZ < krwan, ATTORNEYS k.bI. e