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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-11-07
Ordinarily Interesting

TIE EPISCOPAL RrrrN~-The amen
ded canon Of ritual which was reported
by the conference committee IN the
General Episcopal Convention Satnr-
day, and which has been agreed to by
both houses, is practically the same ca
non as originally reported, With the cX-
ception that the first two specifications
are stricken ont. These omitted sPccl-
fications forbid the use Of incense or
crucifxes during the celebration Of the
holy communion. Many members sta
tel that however much they might dts
approve the use of incense or crucliixes,
they could not vote for canon dcclar-
ing that they symbolizeI false doc
tTIne
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-02-26
JUDICIAL CONVENTION.

A Peoples Rc.orm cpnYen'ion for the
Fourth Juiicill circuit OF Wi coEsin all
be held at tine office of the couatv clerk, ~
lie city of Shehnygan, tn Monday, OH o.
March. 1874, al 80 p. m. for The rurI o.,
# placing in nomination. a candidate lot th.,
office ot JUICE of the circuiG. R-presenta
ton will be a. follows: Fonl du l. 4c
rounty--l0: two for each senate and assem
bly, district. She3ovgan connty-S: two
tor each senate and assembly district
Manitowoc coUntv-S: two for each st nate
and assembly district. C;:lun ct c"anty-4
two for each full and fraction Of II scnat,
md assembly district. krwaun-e count,
Il: two for each frr.,i3u nf senate am
assembly district, Signed hy tie charm .,
# tie committee IN the d Trreut cnuntie
the district, rs authorized by rcsolu;i Il
# the last judicial consention
G. T. k.LK, Fon j! Lie Comfy
John p. HUME, Calumet County
CARL LILiER, Shcboygan County.
CARL II. SCHMIDT. MInitoSoc County
JcHN ". READ. Kewaunee County.
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: Name y ell Chosen.

From TIE E-esiag Hiseo7sia re take
sae oaoe;ng, in regard 70 the christie ias
Il lie L1.u.',I vessel Eha, Winl.ate and
/ tler 1aye tesg at vCrk On during tho
i .u.cr.
We IL informed ;hasi; has been decided
s. ..., t-e large schooner nov rapidly ap-
s.,-t.+HE completion It the shipysrd Of
.rssrS. " 1tljata < Butler, in Msnitow3c.
Ns~-~. II.abafls 6 Vance, ". A.
tr,s suI Cuet 81 Pn.ico WIN Bech, OF
safe, TIC raytl Vance. This deter
., 4 Il = u a ,,..g-gre.jtci oomphmeui TO u
r. r. = an y . ranks among our most
r,fy "r3 using business men. Capt.
! !, fss .ean ID, tiled VIII :hc jatercs Is
= .aAotay g.sish !.ym early toshooi, ard
-. Tia Ia t,ne.to. hecure an txt,gs.ge
vesr lsv rer. HIS success IN life has Ceen
>,r trs r-iy 10 bis rsr,onal efforts, and we
e. ....,--.: - record this tr.hate 90 he
L. o. ::..-s raa sni c.:i-,i.,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-02-26
Gus and impefsouai statement Of the con-

ous and impefsouai statement Of the con-
ditionl
We wish the whole business of the Cour-
ell could Iass into oblivion. Practically
we trust il may. May grace be given to
drop all heart turnings. Let this Whole
business Of intriguing, ''tuttonhliins" and
plotting lie dropped utterly, that the prayer
for Divine direction may not be a mock cry
Evil has been done that cannot be now uu
done. Between cow and the n 1t regular
Council there IS time 10 smooth away as
perities and shake Lands all ronnd like
breiheren. There i'd not diocese in tle
land toward which more love goes out or
tor which more sincere prayers are offered,
than for that in whose sacred soil :epose.
till the Great Day the dust Of Jackson
kemper. Let the brethren call up Ills dear
name and inspire their hearts with his gen
tie loving memory. Let them ask the help
of Gods Holy Spirit. in their next endeur-
or, to elect, not party leader, rot even II
party man, as neither uf their Bishop,
were, not Il mere .':.vailahility" either
some poor c, ron .se Who ir aobJdy'- sin
cere cholce-but broad hearted, kindly
brave man, who viii be toleiapt and loving,
and vet firm and decided, whom the whole
| Church will recognize a expressing her
, own large purpose, al whom clergy and
lity alike viii recognize as II leader to h.
absolutely trusted. without apology or ex
PLANTATION.
We make no apology for our unasked
advice. Wisconsin has thrown her Dc orr
| vide open TO the inroads Of all men, la,
called the world "a we'll es the Church into
| her Councils, and those who lose Ler for
| her graves as well ns for her tiresid.s and
! her churches, may venture TO say this much
when so many are speaking.
Brethren, shake hand, Forgive and
forget ard next June come together aud
choose some strong loving man, unanimous
| ~, and when you gc, him stand by HIM
work with HIM, and believe in him, and Jet
.hc special Council OF 1874 pass away Il.
| an ugly dream
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-02-26
oulcc,

49, 81 Departure of lk1.iz.
~ tIy-s.-t',. Scrt@-E Est, sorta. eo5t1-Vest.
.att5 fu,sTr Dill, AZ G'ontt 0. tc. IN
s--iF sLstogear n ttf-. fer :he cars TO fon1
4 L7c- Ia-es t.rnos COX; NouoaT. ~ecns1G1S
ST Friday. - tie V.r q, .rcv o7b-TE, hfee!rs
ttw. RE, l0RJ1ds Grove, % ~hobni Tan, aad
ElyAe .i,lcs week. Tuss 'lf .,.-a 4sT. auf sat
i-ty was al Hog4Isiu. EtEl. CecttsT!!e
tI5srie. 9. sge5ry-g =.
Fro,a T-arcvcc to Two Eve-s. fttilT.N - {
rc.ocL ; ~, end .:tivas e A2.:o'roc ~ o'ciccA
m.
Tri-I oekI7-To ChHto1. Lssrei hanit'
zoe Ggosy ta,slar, rarrs !sy. s-1 Saturday, ant
t1r.rA. 4. G 8ttUr At 0 y ~.
Arrive. Il bituitowoc every MoaGar, W&Ees
s-N vi n. At II.
Tri~u eckiy-ro Green Bav-v'a. T..
ftv3rs-Leaye. Mantto@oc every n . lay. We
nsstaY AMI fr''as ct, . n. and sri ives at Green
~ re~t dav z. NJ.
Ali-.s 4. Haa':o.oc evaTT TUESDAY. rhaF'
q ~ m : s7lfrr--v. AZ Z = NJ
Hcmi--.ee aiy-Ia KsTaunee-via ! 20
'sers-Lsavas hcntidw0r, NCrf7". aHd Tours
IS az o IN and rrTiycs at Ean"oTUc er;r!
. .siav 1-l T icay a. { rs.
5aeitl3 --rron H1nircwoc 10 Hcn1sa--
I yes hinstowor ever Friday II z N, duc az
e ~ ~ ~ u- EuudaF.
IT. srcria. Posi- OEcas or Trrucis Creek. Pr1g.
&c Fo7. -er-Es. ret their mrA cys'y Eaturla'
u raaa
PEI 0 scs s7ca Ter dsNscring ls:,ets igca 7 n
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-02-26
Sad Accident.

Last Monday the usual freight and pass
enger train. on the Lake Shore road,
which reaches here about : o'clock P. II,
became embedded in sncw drift near the
siie.,rack at Centerville; aud as Chester
Mavherry, a brakeman, WAS engaged in
coupling ears, enc by one, to the engine, t"
re drawn singly from the drift, by some
unforsucate movement his right arm was
caught between the bumpers, and com
pletely crushed, leaving it 4 quyering
mass of Jelly. Supt. Elsell who happened
TO be on board the train, Immediately, had
him placed n q eur and brought to this
city. AZ soon rs they arrived hsre, surgi-
cal assistance wes summoned; but the
arm was too severely injured 10 be saved,
and consequently il was anpatat-d
BY Dr. pri'chari assisted by Dr. Barnes
The unfortunate Mr.. May berry exhibited a
remarkable degree Of for,itude in bearing
the terrific pain caused by the Incident
hut. Thank. to tho -kiIiEul treatnen;ot DR..
prlchagd he j. no~ quite comfortable ;-Id
,i,.lls IT,, n We ans erstA..i that he haas
4. fatally ueo are e.peataat upon hts labor
lur Their support and tie loss OF A,s rigUi
ann viii lie be keenly ielt BY them, as !,
Will incay lcItate him te- the ordinary kinds
7 r-a-,tai iahST.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-02-26
A Church of No Sect.

There is a small body of Christians in
christendom which is not sectarian. 1t hu
congregations IN Great Britain, Germany
Canada and the Umtei States. There are
three IN Connecticut, one in Boston, Cne in
Potassium and one in New York, wnIuh
em,r"oe the membership III tbs country
The church in NV York Is u very modes
edlhce, aud SO quiet and nao5:rusive is IT.
inbors that although the uitY has been hum
ming around it to- twenty-five years, til
fact is that it was tb.re almost unknOnI,
or had been forgotten. The building Is
snrmounted with large cross bearing tin
insert, ton .Cath.lc Apostolic Cuurc
Eucliaristic services Sunday at 10 A. W.
daily PRAYER Il. e A. VI. and P. NJ A
prominent Pres byterian clergyman was
recently depossi for preaching the doc
trnes here represented and taught, an
this fact called attention to the church. Ii
has doubtless admitted this brother VIII,
was kicked out of his own scct, as it ha.
several ,tbers before him who have bee
deposed for preaching heresies to THEN
congregations. 1t is pleasant to think there
is some good place fJr them to 60
This church acknowledges all baptize,1
Christians as brethren, and It's mission
TO teach, not proSplYrize. 1t is sai t,
have had its origin IN the spiritual move
ment with winch f lwarl Irving ideut fed
himself ifsy years ago. The machinery o.
she church runs like perpetual IN Jtion, ana
that is the reason it is 20 quiet. Pew
rents, collections and begging sermons are
tithes, and for offerings, and the congrega
ton are expected to deposit IN these Doxe:
every Sunday one tenth of their full income
and such offerings as they feel it would b,
right to give. The revenue system is en-
tirely matter of conscience, and the reve
nues were almost wholly dispensed iG char
itles.
The ministers OF the church, and there
are fourteen CT them all, support themselves
by business occupations, and receive no pay
for preaching and other chui ch services
Among them are lawyers, physicians, mer
chants and traiesmer. They are called il
to the service of the church as they believe
by the word of prophecy, and serve in ont
of the Offices of ruler, pastor, prophet ani
evangelist, the preaching being done by tho
latter grade
The ministers consists Of an "anCel" or
bishop, SIX priests or elders, and seven dea
cons, ahd there are stalls for them all t.
occupy the chancel at once The member,
join in the service; which are en,irel,
choral. 1t is liturgical, somewhat fuller
than th.t of the Episcopal church, and
more resembling the Greek and Roman
Catholic churches. but all in English In
cense is burned BY the chief minister du
ring the prayers The service is said Il
be very impressive. But in contrast Will
lss provision is the speaking and prophecy
ing which 10 How, a1d both men and womer
participate in this The speaking is some
times in an unknown tongue. Annoin-
ting with oil TO heal the sick is practical
The church claih to o ruled and nrds rec
by prophetic guidance and is founded on d
belief in the speedy coming of Christ t,
gather up His own, and prepare the eartl
for His mllennial reign.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-02-26
POIN is.

Reading in the morning paper that Thai
berg bad been en,balme1 by his widow,
Muggins remarked that re knew several
married men who weie kept alive in pick
lie by their wives.
''Uncle James, won't you perform some
of those juggling trick. for us tonight tha
you learned IN China?" "No, me dear.
IN not in the veiu." "What vein uucle?''
Why. the juggler win, of course"
A Sacramento dealer in hair oil, who
sold on the principle of ono cure, no pay"
has sued enc of his bald headed customers.
and the litter demands a bald headed jury,
in order taat he may be tried by his reers.
A New York doctor says Il n, the heart
is capable OF heat:og 3. l2T times per hour,
sut, we don't believe IT, We never heard
it sung in any of the songs that "shis heart
my dear Susan, beats 3, l21 times an hour
for thee
The most con6ding oman lives in Prov.
cence. She went to an auction, and know
ing the prevalence OF thieves at such places,
asked a nice-looking man to take CT re Of her
poke book, containing eighty-eve dollars
lie is still taking care of it.
NJ. Hornaby, of Fon du Lac. attempted
70 90 down cellar the other night to get q
pitcher of cider. His wife warned him t,
be carefu, ard not break the pitcher. He
slipped On the frs, s.air and fell to the
bottom, skinned bis elbows and knees
bumped his hesd, broke bis rose, tore III.
coat, aud land ID on the cellar floor g tota
wreck, but saving the pitcher. Mrs. Horn
ally called 10 him in horrited accents, "Mr
lorusoy, Mr.. Hornaby. did you break tn,
pitcheT!'' lie growled back, mo, didn't
but b. .h-ricr H." AL b. iii.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-02-26

4 Roman Telegram 10 the Manchester
Guardtnn says that the lillian government
is ab3ut 10 address a ncte TO the European
powers n reference to ambassadors of those
powers to the papal see. 1t il proposed
that they should be recalled, and replaced
by members Of the church, and their func-
tons be officially recognized only in refer
cnce to purely spiritual aiiHrs.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-02-26

Nh Thomson, who has 90 long hell
the position o. clerk on the Sheboygan.
was recently ID to Miss Jennie Mills
IT Waukegan, III. Mr. Thonpson has many
friend. in THE city. ~bo will greet Lin with
hearty congratulations, when he come,
here in the spr.ns to resume his duties Oh
tie ShebQ4qon.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-02-26
A Gard.

The relatives Of the late deceased. Otto
Leabner, would tender their heartfelt
thanks to the members Of the Order Of
Odd Fellows from different parts of the
county, to the Fire Department, the City
Band and The Singing Society for their
many tokens Of regari, also to Mr.. A..
Whitman for his Kind remarks at the
grave, and to all who honored the memory
Of the deceased by tkeir attendance at his
funeral
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-02-26

The long proposed systelo of inss'na-
tiond weather reports has at last been
inauscrated. The Signal Office has just
received the fast bulletin fiom NJ. QueteIee,
the distinguished mcteoroioGis Of Utrecht
The British, Russian, ! 5rwsgian, Danish
and Austrian governme ntal weather
bureaus have entered into an arrangement
for the exchange of international weather
observations. Synchronous observations
are to be taken and exchanged Mt least
ONCE Il day In addition to the nationali-
ties now in c opera, on, Tu key and. Fran &c
i'll soon be enlisted. Thea ladia. China
and japan will be included, ard an inrallI-
BE system of word meteorology be worked
cut ~ ceaseless and oynchronous obserVn-
tons.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-02-26

IN our columns of to-day will be found
e notice ola Peoples Reform convention
TO be held at Sheboygan on the Och, of
March tor the purpose Of choosing a candi-
date for judge Of the 4sh julicial circuit of
Wisconsin. also notices OF the Assembly
district conventions to be held at different
points in our county fer the purpose OF
elacting deleg ttas to the above named con-
veniiou a. Skeboygan.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-02-26
ERRORS0F YOUTH.

A GNTEMAN who suffered for year from
n Debility, Premature Decay, and all the
effects Of youthful iulfscretion silli. for the
sake Of suffering humanity. send free 10 all
who need it. the recipe and direction for
maxim ? he simple remedy by which he WAS
cured. Sufferers wishing TO profit br the
advertisers experience can d by address
ing in perfect confidence,
JOHN. B OGDEN, ~ Cedar st. New
York. I9h-6no
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-02-26

TuE following gives the number of dele
gate. each town is entitled to. The mum
b. is based onShe vote on state ticker %
1873:
Schlesvis, /: Meme, B; Certs ' Ir
3; Eaton, 3 L.bsrtr. /; Newton
,; Rockinnd. /: Cato, ,; Manitowo.
Repi Is, > 4; Maple Grove. >; Franklin, 8
knssnth, ): Two Rivers, ) Coopersrown
,; Gibson, , Mi,hicatt, 3; Two Creeks
| Mamitownc, ; 1T ward, 3; Dad 0ar,'
| Bird ward, 3 4th ward, .
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-02-26

LII. y. W dlkcT , SdIIiOiu lila ' III"
eSar BitterS arc purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the ma
tive herbs found on the lower ranges OF
tie Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor-
mia. the medicinal properties OF which
are extracted thcrcfrom without the use
of Alcohol The question is almost
daily asked. "What is the cause of tho
UNPARALLELED success Of VINEGAR BIT
TEI;S." Our answer is, that they remove
the cause of disease, and the patient re-
covers his health. They arc tho great
blood purifier and c-.lviIg principle,
Il perfect Rcuoyator and lnvigor;itor
of the SYSTEM Never before in the
history of tho world has q melicinc been
commended possessing tho remarkable
Qualities of VINEGAR BITTKRS i'll healing tho
sick of every disease man is heir to. They
are a gentle Purgatlvc ~ well a. Tonic.
relieving Congestion or Inflammation OF
the LAYER aud visceral Organa III Bilious
Diseases
The properties Of Dr.. WALKERS
VINEGAR BITTERs are Apericnt. Diaphorotic,
Curmnative. Nutritious. Laxative Diuretic,
Sedative. Counter-Irritaut Sudonhc, AlterA-
tive, and Anti Bilious.
il. II. MCDONALD 6 CO..
Druggists and Gen Agts. San Francisco California
and cor. of Washington and Charlton Sts-, n Y.
Sold by all Drug lists u nd Dc alers
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-02-26

AZ n grea, Zeal OF interest has been
(. ken. throus.inat the state. in regard to
The Episcnpal Convention recentIy held in
Milwaukee. We publish, 10y request, an ar
t;c,e from the Church JouTaQl 70 be found
ia another column. which We think viii
meet With the approval Of all who read it,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-02-26

MoNEr CRpERs.-The statement Of the
money order Office OF this place for the
year ending December Slst, 1873, is u
follows.
Number Of orders Issued 1912; orders
received lois. Money received S24,7l9,
q money mil ont SoG.5lS.f2.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-02-26

o. Mouiay last, fsherman's village
located OF. the ice of Saginaw Bay, va
detached from the land by strong wind
and drfted ont to sea. There were 300
men carried away from the land upon this
huge field Of floating ice, a large number
Of shauties and several teams. AS yet
there have only 200 of the men succeeded
in regaining the shore, and the remainder
are in precarious position, rs The ice may
break up at any moment.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-02-26

LAST week Friday the funeral Of Otto
Leubner took place; and one can judge
how much he vas loved, and bow deeply
his death is regretted by the multitude
that joined in the solemn procession which
slowly moved through Out streets, bearing
his body TO its fual resting place. The
Odd Fellows, Firenen, Turner's, and the
GsTrpln Singing Society led OF the pro-
eess;on and were followed by some sixty
or seventy carriages Containing the friends
and relatives OF ne deceased. Blu. little
over year ago he was married to the
daughter Of our highly respected tGwnsman,
Mr.. Esslnser, and everything seemed :"
promise brigh: aud happy future. No
one then though. that bereavement and
death wss so soon to follow the bridal day.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-02-26

We learn through the Chronicle Of a
serious accident which occurred in the vii
lage Of Mshicot.,to the little son Of Louis
t.ble an urn filed With boi!in. coffee, spill
ing (. OYER him, ard sca!ding him IN most
terrible rnaLuer. The poor little fellow
fingered along for nearly day. suffering
the mos, intense pain, and then was re-
lieFed by death.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-02-26

CAsroRra is more than substitute for
Caster Oil. Il il the only safe article IN
existence which will as initiate the food reg
uiate the bowels. cure wind-conc and pre-
duce natural sleep. II contains neither
minerals morphine or alcohol. and is pleas
an, to take. Children need net cry land
ro,'hers mas past
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-02-26

The Prop. Trvesdel, hes not made It.
regular visits to this mort, fnr some time
pact, owing 70 the fact that shc has been
laying By for repairs at Milwaukee /; lut
yesterday her we'll known whistle grce;eC
our ears once more, and she will now DE
able 10 make her regular trips no before.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-02-26
. - en-
'2l. By order CT the building committee

STOP ,hat cough, with "W olcot,'s Con
s.mr:ica Earc" The best remedy IN the
world for coughs and consumption. 1t
heals liberated ,hroa,s oni tonsils, Sore
,ess q lie chc>: and lRngs Wo'cott's
P-Ia Pail: -emeyes every class Of pam ty
Il lhoryu!h outward application of Pain
Faint ove, tie parts affected. Wolcott's
Ar-.h lsAJr cures Ca,arrh. These three
eryGt remedies ere Ger Sale az the Drug
= 'es Il !Nsssrs. BseoA, Busrs,atte, ano
u,;bfyr Z S2a
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-02-26
By order of Diet. Committee.

On Friday evening at ID o'clock, eau
''asss viii be h.ld at the ioIlowi0g. named
Faces IN this city. to nominate delegates to
the District Jude i convention, TO be held at
Shcho, IAN. on Monday, March 9th.
lst Yard William, House.
End. Wurd--WindIare House.
3rd. WWd-ut Saloon of Chas. PauIus
1th. Wafd--To,.rrs Hotel.
BY order IF Committee
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Assembly District Conventions.

TUE FiRsr Assembly District Conyen-
ton vii be held at A. Tiegen's Hotel in
the town of Newton, on Saturday, the 9Th
dav ct March, at IL CLOCK NJ, To elect
Delegates to the District Ju.liciai Conven.
ton, to be held at Sheboygen On Monday,
March Cab 1874
BY Order of DIST Committee.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-02-26

THE SECOND AsseBbly District Conyen-
ton " III be beid at tie Hotel of jos kuf hn,
III Manit'woc Rapid, Oh Saturday, the lth
day of March, at l. clock ~, to elect
delegates to the District Judicial CInven-
iion to lie held mt Saebo,gan On Monday.
March Oh, 1874.
81 H..
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ST. rari"s-ie7 Catholic Crzrch. corner NJ Ndtu
-4.gsta s.Tprls. establish ell 1855 Rnv. J
: 4r-.rr. Ft-.C~ Hours Of service: Etrfv Mass At
+. nigh Mass ~ 10 a. n. Eesrers at ~ D.
u Nerk aIv Mass at : 4. m
Fis, German Evangelical lutheran Cnurch
On. q COT. 81 Marshall ara l,,gth sts.J estao'f=he
ssf tf7 "A, II. Queh pastor. Service az 10
&. a. SrGda, School service nj ~ pm
1isis9ti.l EDscop7, Ca4rca, Rev. Lavalle
sgtta> trsat irZ, 49, 4 NJ. ani D m. every
osn1 Sunday School , o. N. Frayer meet.
lrsn .uosv, Tuesday and Thursday eve inss.
~ Presbyterian Church OF Manith~oc, organ
a TGaa a6th 1851 Rev. c. IL. stevens. pastor
0tEtrss al : o.riock a. m. and at ~ 2. Il.
santsy School services at O'Clock r. m.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-02-26

Lls2 PLASTER fresh ground md con.
s:nntly on hard at the Manitowoc Plas,e-
5ii,ls, il the Oy,entll Mills ware house.
Tar ners should not lose the benefit of
COOS sle:ghirg bttget their supply , part
before tAl roals Sc il.
s3i If j. ScuETrE & RRo.
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WINTER has concluded not to return 10
Ii. lIyperborean home right away, as every
one anticipated; bat viii TRY little
longer. just 70 / lease our !umLeruen ard
s,in.tu,ljers.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-02-26

LosT--A striped wooden and silk shawl,
somewhere between Barnes store and the
Green House. The finder will confer
favor by leaving it at Mr. Barnes store.
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WHAT'S NEE Ed.

DO 7 \, 70. u, lSI1
Mr.. II. K. STEyETs-D ar .-iF- A oct wear
since 1 sell n leo. IL CO clifton ! m
General debility. kE6ErIsE as s:roG-.y rzCo IL
menur5 to lie "a :Tieu4 who Lad Leeu B uch
enefed ~ 1t use. | uICclr,d tie arricl. ans.
al er rg but.cs restored TO neaItlI
III Ctscnnttnp q re- use. | I.ei quite C'Lhtent
t3at tfer7 l. medicine suueri1r To II tor tfuse
con- plants tor With 1t i specially prapars..
AM wouIG queer .u'iY recaml'en i TO t.iHse VIII
'eel tiat t. e. need soart iu1 10 re tore the TO
OeIiect e4ltr.
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By order OF Dust. Commute.

The THIRD Assembly District Conyen-
tion will he held ut BoIdpns' Hall, IN the
village OF Tao Rivers, on SATURDAY TIE 4 til
'lav of Marc!i. 1T II O'Clock VI, Ia elec.
delegates 10 tine District Judicial Conven
ton. t. be held at SacboYgau Oh Moudav,
March 9,h, 1874.
By order of Dirt Committee